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M.fsssaI TrarrsFs NIr.hra'f.
ISAAC q. FARLEY. 10. READING
y,t NGrs. TRI~BlE
,...,.,., .,,, \ ' DONNTll,
''7'' W '' Wm T.. EMERY,
Nsv"f-f'. T.. INlglIE,
q. &. SENNuUE. Chrrg
tt....,,t. o., JAS. VI. ~. INSTEAD
SAMUEL NIL, 1. IN "lIl -
- n,yIs gro. ". El~LIR,
GuzfrF.
N.r.rf H 30 TO- Join y. GAMER,
PTTTE J. CLARK, uAIIIDN e.. MART,
WI. a. SLOAN, rITIp EWING.
g. UNETIT~. tsI JONIS.
NATUL sNNTON, M n MOORE.
GTuEGE g. A'ITN, T. N utUk
li~. \ HEADING, WIGU GAMER,
ALiN MIEi~. JOUN l.. JONES,
PlguHrzF. THOMAS GRAY,
J. 4. ~JItINtk. N.D.A.J. IiOl GOWN.
GTO. T.. EIN. VI y. DAVID ~ Nll,M,
u % NEs>liuN,MplliRI WILSON,
ArhI. uur there +. not q ,ouuof, village Boo rh
U..r.I States IHi Boo which Gao Del .uuN .u1Tr r
IrsT var'rrNI ,urrs hy me u'o % ~shrurA
ru.l.HIr ~,tur.
d.. s.h...s .,itr Inventor Of ths sr',hn'r
R-summafrrs iHr stbmIH.H. 11i irisgUr. l'. Do
,..,. OF Oh, lune'. Heart. ~.
Wholesale Agents.
PlhIJpta.-GllnEET, WENIZ ; Co.,
~ NHuh Third Street
s.. IrI-C.N. CLiCKNER : Go. II Bll
clos Street.
n.s-s.-RrnDING 3 Co, sSuis Street
PEag, H. 10. HtI, W. IS asI u Nut,
N.Hns
Nrf even rr.rsrpb'. druggist 'hmrshaur'h
iHf,I state. -
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Commis,iOners Notice to Creditors,

Commissioners Notice TO CredltoIs
WE having hesn appointed b, The Jutgs OF ~,
w bate lor the County q ONtrd' 70 So
and examine the claim. II the crr'iitof, o' a.
VI. Arnold, late Of Rumiofd N sad 'o'u,' 80.
ceased, whose estate j. r,presenied ih''l ,,lfb
notice that in months, commencing 10, .,,d
dAy of September, A.D.. ls5t, ate ah"rsu ,,I
cre.liIors 60 b, ng ia and prove The" 'll,'I -. a,
that ~e will auend 20 the service So 80, IN
81 Co,ntv. an the .scbni Wrjnes,sys 81 'an'.,
~. Febwar, ADD March, 4. ID. 1855, len one ~
fiar O'Clock, r. VI. ,
DURA BRADFORD, Comr,,
CURTIS p. HOWEb =.
Men 20, September is,h, JssS'
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Also JU>r PUBLISHED.
Tower s Twccd's Grammar oi 'ompo-
sition. or Gradual EAcrciscs In Whiting
the English Language"

Tho tskss hitherto uu"CDupi,i sruuni, 'ni econ
sisis ursii, 81 LNUTJIsss iu grammatical iurrs, 10
iHs practical application of thr priu,fr.rs ut grnm'
r1r o1 p new plan, Co. ssnhli.h ihr hah.tni Wriin;
CORRECTLY. Aurr this hphlt BE- tNrd, The u,Ni im
f1filut step Boz competition b. Arrangement. The
b. taught iu r. ulnusf sIiirrls new -i,iH. hut oN D.
pf1rrss ~ time. 90 .lupIih log che vurk as tu
f,ui-f essential ril o. tho teacher Boo imnluiBg ,
cour,t anI sy''rmItic method Of thluAiug and
Nuung.
TuI.hsdb, DANIEL BURGESS s CO., 90
JUuN Street, New York. Jml2
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Stationery G. Paper Hangings
NANUTIorrEIH 90 rlrrst
PACED ACCOUNT BOOKS,
A LARGE Assortment CONSTANT, ou hand,

A I.SO will make 60 order nhnk Books i'r
Y Rankirg Houses. Manulaciofies, Counties,
Sc, Of the list paper, printed snd ruled 10 any
tatirfn, whi,h &C. st,ls and durability are unsuf.
p,..cj. .. he employs IN that department oul'
ihn.c Who have leca long IN that branch Of the
Iu.tDs.s
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Western Exchange Hotel.

TilE sulsrril~r vu1II frsrsstluII, give
I'll notice t1 thr tays.ItUF TuhI.r, that hr
Snstta h1s taken ihr above uarrf ilun.s. b..
lIsehf tta.I .ir,t, opposite che p"uI1uH, :
49, J. T. DEPOT, PORTLAND, (N,I1s,)
on ths ,lrs where uuHriI, si0,rl thr llHusr kn1su
e.. The Depot Hotel. Tho prescott liuuss ga r,s,
substantial hirk sJifor-huit o,prgs.', lur a. to.
irI-lnt furnished Throughout With sHilfr usv i1r.
uiturr-prJ well brlngri, O. cpny'rs thr 'Uv,lhug
community. Tn,r,l.u arriving Boo rortpui iruu
the East 90 Wet wilI hol this ll1use q mor, Goo.
,,Bi,nt .torpug place thsu auy othsi ruli,r lluuss
iu the CiN--ps % De- viihlu tusuiy ,aui' 1T che
Railroad station, aUt lut few rUl. lrUu ths Whari
~hsrs ..us,rs i,um che E1.lrfn part uithc state
ani ths PROVINCE 40 laIi.
p.rirrs will alpb,. hs be attrnisacs up ihs aui.
val ct thc rars aud che lu-i' o. oon,rl l-sglgyto
aad from thr lluu'r. Zee Of charge.
rl.s,Hgrrs from ias ruuutn hy stage, lUunl r1st
ur ~,.t. D., Car. ur Boats, v,il ird ths Us.ius
~. blHg' HtsI thr right place 60 uIrst their econ
ysnisur, NuuiHs willie spsrri vs. thr prrs'ut
rfuprisi.t o. make che Hone, agreeable 90 DO. pat.
fuus. JOHN X. 'EpihlN,
Tounsfl, Cl,rA IT ths Amcri,,n Hotel
Portland, (M,inr. , Juus 3, lsjj ul-i
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NOTICE .

TIVE Subscriers hersh, give public notice that
ihry are In want of MONEY and all
pe,.on. indebted Co them by Note 90 Account, az,
requested tn call ani pay the same Immediately
and slts cost.
ANDREWS & BATES.
Paris, November %, 1855. 6wI1
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THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles sold in 80 Days
Old DR.. Vim. Abbot. Ahcdd,l

ID EADER.-T nrr fact ums.. arH 81. In
IL ihs great vh.r. IHI prr,s lhls boz, 'rr-.
whore 100 around lrr .,suIH- uiIh Dol, art 4HrI-
&C. Boo thr eager uuF.H.f Of gain H. Hr.ih.s', gam.
rF a., good. sfr.ug honest .H.usf.f, $50 Bod 5000.
-sIf unable tr kcrp ,.uf sHf Hu frI aIr '.IT.i f'
90 |usu uu,i',, soldering u1Hsr "a HI..r.rrrI sr..
--.-.- IL n A-u 40 -I----- viii
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W. STONES.
IIOUID eArn1RpIG
FAMILY PLY S I G,

The un.t imp"rant discovery ever MAJ" Boo Well
cal Scisnls. bsing compound Ui bnfA' h0A
Roots, NhiCh iorms the most THvrr.n.'
sale. ani agreeable rh,sis ever of.
l,rrd 90 The pub..c.
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Dyspepsia. COstINcnCss, i.illious COM
plants. JHunji,c, IlHd llumors, toids
Inn.h.. IIrnhnl b.. ~,

Rec ur. arI 10, 20 once ..fl I.u's ui .'' Doctor
WiHsn NIIHu'. Butru. rkr fH.u H tlr |.rT..
fr....--s. fa'l s..f flH 4rf sr.rr .rs. foo 500
can D. rr.r. as veil ., t.H thHu.,1N ....r., aHH.
,nuII ihr1 sH srsIh us rraI.Is With ono rH...
ugu.i D. hoard from Maine tr .HH'nH. lHr
strong rnrr 400 &c. foe % uHlrfa.Hs fH.H boz '..fs
'hr weak anI drrHutnl r'r BE- Nrfrrr'as Hri
Boo, rglrli.s. upthrrs gi,r tito iIrIr rhlarsH, &c
a. ........ I...sf tiTII. rrF|I.IH..
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- -, - y J

Arl ,ti. sslf,,iJsut ifihrss IMPORTANT or.
CANS u,,um- v,ak,arI ar iug-ust, br
shH., system suf,rs, a14 tby T'suit BE-
I4rs, C.vrfa.si, BIIaurssit, P.or'v. Jrraf..',
Sea W-f1.s. Cfrts4sff, UrsrsufH, Urpsy,
N.s-s.ur. EvursIrs. Ius. ~. Is.s' Ul1f,, 90.
.rs.sr Urssrss., Nf.'sfa, Pir, hf7ry a7!
T4Fi.. Ns,.f.4s, IiarFtra, GfTrral pf,afy, 3r.
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sTNTE OF WAIVE.

U,rHru. &C. TO thr ~h.uH uf auy Cont, iu
uur .sH state, ar either 1i be trTui.rs, ur t1
HHy rr either 1i them.
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The Cause and Cure Of Disease.

NJANN anil various arr thr ,ansrsof d.sepse,
vi 1mun. thr must prumi0,ut 81 which are
WORMS ,=,'.o vrlksuri, te;uhf and im.
rsf,t action ~ ths VARIOUS Organs a. the s,tirm,
ts. ,tthg SIoTatlt. thg UoWTts anil the
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WITHOUT THE USE OF ARSENIC,

Aud Tree from danger to Human Life.
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Try IL Try it, Try it!ll
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Tho Rich and tho Poor usc II.

Yr me-, nurb rsr, tfr ,lrs h.pr-1.. poi. Irs'.aHll
mon. fr s.,lraftr rursltr nlrg u1 Ia.'.safl.'
,ud ihr bbu,r complaint the rr,hHH.r, Oh. ..
u.trfs q sr.a srfstifr 1H.I sHHr| H.. Hr's rH.f-
tH. BIa.uf. Or boz. lIn.Il BE- OFTEN HU'F .sr.H'
puT hr. h,.t lrs1I. .-rLr sailor. fr avn r.-
home Boo irysf hiftH'fs, ir 40 s' rss. HF HBH..
frr.tt upr. rrIrs. .urb 1s u'N nHr'.. william A..
ls.u'. Uurfs. IH, H#.rs H.r IHr.. iffrTs o.. f'.
.rrr of pom. .s. arI IHH HHuHrs, H. rH.I .r H.f
a.HI tH 1.a.' Hsaks. IH srHif fI"l coo H.~' NF ITO
rH..r.. rrF have been .r nu' Fr,u. lf.f lr
usItrIrs 90 e Ity, made f1 flsfr r..asHHf ar. f's
,,ff..I lr slr. u.frs DO 90 uH Of. U'IHr 'Fr hHUr
Law either. o. i. rrmpussI 90 NsnuT''s rsr'.-r
,B.I si.I restore che tuar v1fki1l uf boo live
Come ava, flru irum 5000. pr'fH..."s HH. .,fFr
vow uuIrrut, Il-pppu.Hr.i hHp.s. boy ani tN
iht. uar.Ilf. vrfk iH- u,irIHs.
Which costs hut FIFTY CENTS.
No. s1ff DO s4fsfsf ffs HH7sy rI 10 r''aras'
Thus ava, luur rHst., Hus.rrms, give tH s.ur.'
natBts'. rrus,, Il ifll 1rI 0l ihr sufd aui uulh
OF oa D,,,ur William Abbott, 500 ai.I u0l h. Doc.
appointed.
The valuable m.Iirirs .s &c u'r 10 I'll ias rr.
.r.,ftIs Bmgsi.s' lud GrHoru' STORES.
pm-g,.t. .uf Grossrs vh1 uish inr ilIs An..r
Will phase o. aIir'ss ihsuss.'rs DO che Turur.
iur, ipr t,uu.. So, 20 - state ~rs't li"s'HH.
c. A. RICHARDS, Solo Proprietor,
- STATE STREET, Bu>iuN.
Boston, JuN ~ l~jj. N'
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Hints for Bread Eaters nltas
,pvrevDOs1v.

HINT No DO yon know there is n
Flour Mill in Baton Rouge III not,
such is the Dear IL in mind.
Hint No .2--t.ool freed cannot he made
from bad Flonr-no ,no,e thon silvet
"a" be made from sap heads
Hint No. = ---t:n"d bread rnn be made
from good Flour and Beale Young
America Mills produces none but the
best.
Hint No As the Young America Mills
cant stand without support, wont YOU
all help herr lll you do may you i've
ior ercrl
Hint No. 5---So'ne Folks immagine there
is economy in buying poor -four -
Such Is not the case The hest always
being the cheapest. barrel Of choice
flour always producing more pounds
OF bread than bad one
a Fact--Jlat these feeling nm interest in
the prosperity Of place n,ua encour.
age hnr manufactures. or she will
neve, go ahead l'lto the Inhabitants
7r' UEAL
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U4ssPrn Produce.

WE NAVE Just received direct from
w the west. the following n,tirlcs OF
Western Produce, which we will sell low
For CA
1000 lbs Dried recf tDa-.is's Brandt
2 Cases Beef Tongues. do. do.
1000 lbs, Bologna SAUSAGE, do. do.
1000 l''s New Dried Apples.
9 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Bntter;
GA hbls do do Roll de-.
- Boxes do do Cheese; 9
10 10. Foxr'e S'arrh: o.
- Kegs prime Now Lard fDavis's HrfD
~ halt bbis. New Moss Reef do. do.
1000 HIS do do clio 10. do
3 Kegs Pig Feet. do. do
2om HIS. New $. {. Hams, (Dualeld. &c)
100 Sacks Ban,
- hhIs. Flour;
100 bis. Potatoes:
" w" wou1 call the attention Of the
public ~ thr above articlcs-thcy are all
new aud fresh. and are the best that can he
bought III this city
ma,lA-y. A MDNTAN & BRO
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sSalfa BY tbf Sbsnf.

|
STATE OF LOuIslANA--Seconi Dis.
tlict Court Of New Orleans-CAsp,bs
BEAunEeAnp, wife OF Nicolas Verl'cis,
ana q 8. ~. AMnnpA DREux, et ais. No
1890
TDY VIRTUE Of n commission OF order
- Issued In the above entitled anil nun.
he,eI cause and to me directed from the
Honorable Second District Court, IN and
tor the Parish Of OrIeans, and State sfDte-
said, Tvs H. nv virtue Of said commission,
offer ut public sale in front ref The Court
House door of3this Parish, East Baton
Rouge I'm the City OF Baton Rouge, IN
SATURDAY, 18TH day uf April, 1860.
81 u "'c|ock.A NJ. Of said day, the pror"s-
tv hereinafter eetforth and described, own
Ell IN common by the par'ies Plaintiffs and
Defendants, in the al,ove entitled and mum.
heretl rnuse and sold 4, effect a partet,on
between said heirs to wit:
Lots kps 6. 7. 8 and ., of square No. q,
all having - font on st Louis street, Of
sixty feet, b. one hundred md twenty feet
in depth Lois Ncs Z. 3, and = If square
No. 81, having front IN Mase'nilisn vt
If sixty ieet, by one hundred and twenty
in depth
Ln's Nos !, ?, 3 and 4, Of square M. G5.
North each having front on Government
street, OF sixty feet, by one hundred feet in
depth.
Also, Lot No 10, in square No SO, front.
ing on G'au1pyee Street.
All ot the alove lots are situated in Inst
part Of the cay cf Baton Rouge, laid o,,t
by the late Ellie Beaurega,d and designated
on tie y al thereof as above described
Also, the following described OTIS sitn.
ate1 in that part Of the City OF B,ton
Rouge, laid out by the late Cilber Leon
ard, viz:
Lots Nos. !, 2. 2, 4, $, g, 1870, 10, II,
and l2, Of square No. 7. Also, Lots Nos.
4 and 5, Of square No. s, having front On
horth boulevard, Of sixty feet, by one hun.
dred and t~ enty in depth.
On the following terms and conditions.
10 wit ss 10.
One fourth cash, and The balsnce on
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months.
The purchasers TO furnish their notes il
such coupons as will be req,dred--satis.
factorly endorsed and secuted by mortgage
on the lots Sold and to bear interest at the
rate Of eight per cent after maturity, until
paid and made payable ut tho Parish Rs.
co'de''s Office, in the City Of BATON Rouge,
mar 6-7tsw. H. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
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xNc DOgussC Furnace.

I FTTFna tATFN + RIM TftT UNITED HTATFs
] WA. .,..,,,,t H., q .AitrEt II nj MA III ~ HI :,
~ Natcto, street New ttJpo,a Under the date
uf Dee A. 1854 f,, . f,rp.ce far bu,n;pp " OOD
and pAuAssF
TIM F,rn,rr cuuhups thn fplIc,sju p nm II tes
rs tn',y proved in taking nE
GFTES ftt3Dfg ffyEs EuENT- cTJ ci,V
st--tt wp,ks ent,.eiy Nv a natural dra,,rht.
and without the IN, NJ . ,inwer
gi-lt rs,. aims N, (;,.,a Para or o,hp, INN,
II, The interior
2d-It never .e1,,i,re y ~ ot,perp NJ Me mill t
ha We It's ~ sj,es ,'ent,,pd MT
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.Vr,C r. [hcup Gootls.

M Rs =. HVFNJUN having returned
!U from the city. with careful and well
selected stock Of fancy and millinery goods.
consisting in part Of French Lace Bounets.
White hair d. FIR Ladies and Misses -
English Straw do. Black Lace Bonnets
Black CHIP and taeIies dc. Riding Hats,
Ladies' GauntleIs, lieghutn hats Tor Misses
and hrys, Trimmings Of various kinds
Ribbons of all desc ip'inne. Blnek and White
Blond f.ares. Black ind White Blond Gull
lings, sill; and Cotton Rnshes. Wide Black
Lace inr trimming Mantles, Black Iace Tor
making Mau'les, Black Grape t"Ilais.
C,ape Collars anl sleeves in sells, Hstk
Mourning Wells. Grape ard Gauzr, Back
and White Illusion Grape of ell cplnls
Embroidered Collars, d., lare Collars
Embroidered; Collars anl Sleeves in sets
Va!oucienne Collars. F,encl, Lace Collars
and Sleeves in sets, F'nhlri,le,et Pocket
Naulketchiefs, lelns'itche,l and pain do.
Embroidered Swiss Bands, ,lacune,'e do.
English AMI Imitation Lace. linen and
lin.u Cnlnbiic ! ilet Mills for aies and
Misses, Hosiery Of al kinds. Black Dotted
Wells, Misses Gipsies and Fla's. Black
Maltese Wells Black Mautles Application
worked 10 Wrought are Sca,ls, Black
Silk aud KID Gloves, White Kid d, French
rn,sets ri dilf',ent makes, ml,o,de,e,l
Shifts, tlooI'ed Skirts. Glass Skirts, Pink.
|lne, White. Green anl Black Boreges.
Cut Barge, tlalf Mourning Summer silk,
Twisted silk in Patterns for Mourning.
ntilian'ihes. White and Colored Nuslins.
rh'ead B"'trns and Tapes, Silk Buttons
Coln,ed ard Black, Combs. Jet Necklaces
and bracelets, French and Spanish Fans,
Cutes and Fti,zettes. and Ha,hieaus. and
thousand other varieties. TOO numerous 10
mention. III Of which. she of ~ cheap,
tcr Cash, Or 10 good customers. ~ credit
Of few months. DlarlS-tf
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STATE or Parish Of
East Baton Rouge--Sixth Judicial Dis.
ttict Court In the matter Of the sue.
cessicn If CFLsstA 4. BLANCHARD,
Decd" Probate" No 43s
Dy VIRTUE Of a commission issued
- in tho above. succession AMI direct. d to
the Sheriff Of the Parish Of r. D. Rouge, from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court In
and for the Parish If T.. o. Rouge and State
aforesaid. ! will offer at public sale. At tho
Court House door, Of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, m Saturday, The 20ik
dav Of AprH merit. a p. 1856, at Il o'clock
A. NJ. the property hereinafter set forth and
described; belonging to the succession Of
Cs' nsr,A A: BtAroHAnp, de'd, to wit;
Sixteen head of cattle; four beds end
he'lling; three sets Of rhairs, one lot OF
crockery. and glass wate; ore lot Of Kit.
chen furniture, two carpets, four rnerrors.
four tables. Nv" srmoirs, one bureau. two
wash stands. and one lot fancy vases and
flowers Sail prorertv TO lie sold in block.
Terms of Sale---CASfl
L. H. HERNANDEZ.
spt2-td Deputy Sheriff.
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Selling Off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN. Offers At ctiynal cost
prices. his entire stock If WATCHES.
CLOCKS. lEWEtRy, CUTLERY, and
FANCY AR1'1CLES--to make room 10,
new supply
~ Persons in want Of anything in his
line, cannot do better. then to call on him
a. he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH,
THEcrceE Go,rMAnN,
Matchmaker and Ieweller,
marli-N, lla,ney House.
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= u - II s'iCS.

nnn POUNDS Gin. Bn Sausage
WV 2b NnSes Western Cheese;
z Cases choice new Reel Trnrs:
200 Pounds = q. Dried Deet,
10 Ua,rels Mess Park;
an Boxes Star Candles.
~ Na,rels Extra RertiHed whisky;
Gases tacrut's Matches;
W Rags Rio t"lee.
Tiet,es iiunielh l1ams;
geo Pounds 1luiieltl'sS =. - Breakfast bacon /;
a. Cases CT ret aud White " ines;
10 NuNes Nrrn,iec nj and Maccaruhi.
Recently received for sa!e.hy
mar q JOSHUA NEAL.
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Saw aud Saw Blades.

CEo>SCUT. PIT. PANEL, Rip. lemon,
y Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning. Back and Key hole Saws
assorted sizes and the most of them of
Spear 4 .'ackson'so make Always on
hand at the Hardware store 1t
'Ian23-y. L'RGriER Il LaNorr.
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oIATEOF LOUISIANA--Sixth
Judicial District Court--Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, e. GER.
ARD q Go. VS.. JAMES SULLIVAN,
No. 1884.
pY VIHTU ]. of writ Of f. ia. issued in
- the above emitted and numbered
cause and to me directed f. m the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
The Parish and State aforesaid. will offer
at public sale at The Court Hous. door Of
sad Parish, in the City Of Baton Rouge. on
Saturday. the 3.l day Of M"y next, 1856,
at II O'Clock, A. M, Of said day. all tho
right, title interest and claims OF the de.
PENDANT, James sullivan, in or to the pro.
per'y hcrei 'after set forth and described.
surrendered by said defendant to pay and
satisfy the Judgment, interest and cost in
the above entitled aud numbered cause
TO wit:
A certain tract Of land, containing ono
hundred (loO) acres, more or less. near he
Com'te liver, in this Parish IL, B. Kouge)
at about ten miles from ,|,c City OF Baton
Rouge. together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, bounded north bv
Ian : OF Mediation, on the cast by lands Of
w. V"lle"tioe on the south by public lands
or Grunrberg's and on the west bv lands Of
Mrs. Mary cohbs.
Terms of sa|e-CAsH, with the benefit
of the appraisement. II. v. BABJN,
marl9-7ts. 1s,l. Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish ol
Fast Baton Rouge -Sixth Judicial Ds.

STATE OF LOUis1ANA-.pa,ish oi
Fast Baton Rcuge-Sixth Judicial Ns.
trict Conrt--ln the matter Of the suc-
cesson Of c. A. LAWRENCE, dcc'd.--"Pfon
bate.' No 493
10y VIRTUE If a commission. issued ID
ID tie above succession and to me
directed from the Hon Sixth Judicial
District Cou't, in and for the Parish X
state aforesaid will offer at public sale,
IN the tin shop, opposite to X. Bea|'s Livery
Stable. adjoining The store of A Mon.
Ia" Il Rro.. in tho city Of Baton Rouge. On
WEDNESDAY, thc 23d day0 Ap,a nert,
A. ~, 1856, at II o'clock, A NJ the per.
sonal property belonging 10 the SUI cession
Of c. A, lawrence, late OF said parish
dec'd, to wit: A large lot Of Tin and op.
per ware, cons! linz in vart of Tin Buckets,
Pans &c. Terms Of salc-rA~H.
eo1o II. v BABIN, Sheriff.
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New Arriyalof Hats.

HAVE just received by stenmer Grena-
l da another assortment of Nem Spring
HITS, consisting of Fashionable Moleskin.
silk, Cas>imer and Soft Hats of all SHAPES
and variety of colors few more of tn Sc
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand @
Mar T. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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Something Worth Reading !

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
tent'on of purchasers tn the large adj
dl'ions now being made 10 their stock,
among whic,, may We found
An elegant assortment ol Plated and 1aran-
ed Walters. IN sets and slug H.:
Coffee Ulns, with aud without drip, cis:
Gilfk Ornamental Hall Lamps Il Lanterns
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, Tor Oil, Srillt
Gas and Camrhiue;
Cut and Pressed Glass. China II Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, urnamented and Common
Coal Holds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Irons and And.
l,ons, with Large variety Of
housekeeping Articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shaded
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps
Glass, Gil' and Plated Curtain bands
Gilt Curtain Cotnjces. o
Also. A Fine Asso rtment of;
Rich Gilt Gin Cups. Tate a-Tate, sess !,
Fancy Cologne AID IoIe, Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments. &c, suitable
For Christ NJ n Presents.
hlRECT FROM THE MANurAC-
~ lures: Mahogany Uebsteads, Ward
rab,s: Wasts'anls; Bureaus Tables. nc.
Gilt and Mahogany PER-, Nantes aud
Look'ng Glasses.
u-Call aud examine, as our stock IL
now complete.
derW-y j. PIPER & Co,
Cooking stoves.
Su|tnna, telegraph, Masonic,
Eagle, Mavilpwer. Eclipse
Meteor. lttcr, Premium.
Large and small sizes on hand and for sale low.
ALSO
mr. ASS VvJNvT. uCgc t'tClxs,
Nursery fire Tenders, Family Grindstones
MANNlLLA MATS, Gun MpuNvINGs,
Htain cradles, noaiing Machines.
SMlrli'S BELLOWS, SHEET MON
Counter Scales. Shee, 2tuc,
HFiL C\RRtAHES, COPPER nlvETs,
mari at u. g. dUNTAN'S.
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Frcnch Window GLASS.

RECElVED per ship "OnruAN, :"
from New York, nm sssor tr,nnt Of window
glass. $ by lhs-th by q 81" BY i6--,sbv Is;
10 by 80 hv $3.50 hy ~. Also, Pitts,alrg
'c'e'r" and Waterford G'nss, always on hand
and Tor sale either Ivy the box or 1T retail at
dec.,-y D. G MONTAN church 81
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El0lCN.

11HOM the premises cf the undersigned near the
i Race track IN Friday night the 4th inst. an
Iron Grey Mare. natural PAGER; about une
years old. She has a small tuner or lump Oh
her LEFT site. A liberal reward viii he paii fnr
the hrrse. or ANY Information that may lead 10
the detection Of thief Taps I'll y. NJ. FISHER.
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Gbe Daily5G nlnet.
BATON ROt1GE,aApR1L Is. lSso.

o. The election held on yesterday, tor
Mayor. resulted IN tis vots, between The
two n.pirsnts. tossns MoNasr, and En-.
Ccus.nsrp. The new Chatter Of the Cor
rcra,icn provides that the Commissioners
Of the election shall decide the contest BY
their votes.
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Fon KANSAS Quite n large party
Of keutuckiaus left Louisville on the
3lst ult., for Kansas. The Courier
.ays that a. u usrt If their baggage,
were several old fashioned rifles such
as our fathers used. and q Col, 4 piece
Or close quarters.
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'rOPAuNTEnS 4 GLACIERS

600 BONES French and American
wv Glass, 10000 lbs pure anil No
White lead; 1000 lbs Zinc paint best quail
ity; 700 gals Coral Vanish, 100 gals ia an
Narnish 50 gals Dcmar Varnish. for zinc
paint 5000 lbs Fine Proof paint assorted
cclors: 900 gals Linseed OIL; 300 gals
Sp''its Tu'ren'inc large assortment Of
Chrrme and Paris Green, Chrome Yellow.
Prus>i n Blue: Vetmilllon. Black and Red
Lead; 'athrage; Paint and Vanish Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Graine,s, Blenders,
Gra'uius Combs, Gldcrs, Tips, Gold Leaf.
Blue, Green and Brown >maIts: in fact
everything connected Eith tins line which
they offer at low prices Mt 10 he undersold.
anlSdyl LARGUIER 4 LANOUE.