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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22
TIE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Philadelphia Argus Of Wednesday says.

Day before yesterday there vast assembage Of the
democracy Of Northampton and adjoining counties At Easton
The Hon. James NJ Porter opened the exercises in
speech delivered in his best vein and hsppiest
Hon. William III. White present, and followed Judgs
Porter in speech of surprising eloquence and argument
Mr.. Whites effort agreed all hands TO have been
whelming vndcaton OF James Buchanan and democratic
principles. That gentleman doing most efficient service
during this momentoas campaign"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

Hrw YonK Aug. M.-oo,.en Is dull-'ales Of 300 bales
Flour Il irregulsr-sAIes Of 5000 bbs gold State SO o5
superfne Ohio Sc 40 standard southern, Sc So Wheat
rm-saes OF 900 bushels western red, 81 so 81 30
southern red 81 80; Illinois white u o. Corn hrm-
sales Of $1,000 BUSH southern miKs, % oenes. rok
eIsiersaes OF 800 bbls mess sIe So Beef du-hes o.
400 bills; repacked mess $40 rs Sill Lards bettersses
OF $50 bbIs at l3R cents. Whkey drooping-sa sales Of
800 bblsi Ohio 81 Coffee is quiet-sses of 900
bags; Rio, 10 IL Sugar has decnedsales Of 900
hhds.raes not given. Molasses 10 uncbanged-ssles Of
100 bb,. Spirits turpentine ower-ssles Of 400 bar
re al cents Rosn is frm-saes Of 900 bbs 81
Rice Is du-saes Of 100 tsrces ~ cents Freghts
a heavy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22
Freshcf at Albany,

ALBANY, Aug. H.-A damaging rain storm which had
prevailed for thirty six hours ceased this morning Great
damage has been the crops bridges roads, mills ac
The lower island overlooked and the garden crops de-
royed The docks and piers here all under water and
goods are being removed from the warehouses; the water
rapidly rising. The river has risen eight feet since
o'clock last evening.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

siss especially In hrxco sad Pusols Is iuisssr of VI
nance has given notice OF the loss VI national bonds
which took place 10 that department the ue the 90
government has adopted the Ramsey route for an inter
oceanic railroad between the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific
Acapulco The mails rom New Orleans 10 San Francis
co have been frequently carried this IN Twelve
days The starting point the Gulf Is 70 be Vera Cruz
Anton Lizardo Most .obaby both ports win be con-
neesed with the road they are only distant twelve
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

qp~ ENVY UuLLa akcw ND. Lost, between
Station and Asranda small black rstber Bag
euss pockst fses with buckle IN which large yel
brush, shn dressing comb and tonth brush fhsd
cheek
Bote, Washington, Nsvton', AIsrsnds id5k Pratt
Baltimore, Will receive the above reward
The bag contained vausse papeno use 20 but the
.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

ChHDIn Consequence Of partner.
n the hm Of tailors, this
The business Will closed all Indebted
bich
branches asiomery The underned viii always keep
hnss and Of merchandise
includ military article.
nwvy. Respectfully friends,
gensrny Tor liberal received viii
happy pleasure af
W. v. LOUDvN Co,
Aug oo-eou Merchant Tsiors, under Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

Enov All person. BY that has released,
and h,.by releases OF from al further liability OF
80. certificate evidence Of debt
e@r Dor The Of g., issued ,, the late npublie OF
, ~ an, .ua,oft,s Texas, The
- "a ra med Uni ed STATES aecordancs win the
,,n az an act entitled ~ act 70 provide or To-
$500, ~ ,rb r,ed,rs. 81 repnbc VI Texas
,send in th- Congress q sepm'e nine eshee. hun
"a ny hpptoysd OF February, $50 and
90 s,.i. 81 IeIa. approved LIST Of February sS
A. rl,ne1s my hand and seal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

The agricultural report Of the Patent Office is in progress
Of completion and is expected be ready for delivery in
September The delay oocasoned by delay 10 order
ing the number Of copies II also necessary 70 hsvt
The joint Of the Committees Engraving for
The execution Of The Illustrations
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BY Ell h u X A T. H.
yhs Rm,ored Ra;lroad Accideut.

The Rumored Railroad Accident.
NEW YoRK, August 2l.-The night express train on the
Erie railroad thrown of the track last night Che
mung station No seriously hurt. The train did
not 20 through the bridge, was rumored.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

Hon. A. B. Greenwood OF Arkansas, has left the city
Of indspositiou Of bis family and has paired of
with the Hon. Henry Bennett, Of New York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY or
NASHVILLE.
TUE NEXT SESSION o. this college win open or MONDAY sep
tepb.r SIN classical - ul and every tactu -
nodorn
npuaers preparatory sttaced euhrscnR course Of
rv ,ears III, military adopted thscIual means
o. prserv good osdoT regular hhh snd sce boa
T ,s s...,pp ~ the Universiy with la3
Tn. mtnry Colere elased year Nashville win "a
ulsn from IL esisiofue and regulations apply
n ~ s.''Ne..FI
Nashville, Tenn, July. 1855. SUPERINTENDENT
JuIy 9l--ataw ndkcpf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

DRISTING-PREss sale. cheap for crsh.-A druhio-
cylinder Hoes printing good running order being
press which Washington Union hevspapuf b hoN
printed. Apply al tlis office.
May l5-dinf
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TIA Central American Ouestion.

New YoRK August 2lThe Liverpool Times received per
Africa says that Hon. Robert Lowe twho in the
Bailey charged with the adjustment of the Central Amer
lean question. ...........
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ny BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Georgetown.

(Wai, Harvard, o. Co., Washnglohl
A DMINIsTRAToR5 SALE OF FURNITURE, PRIVATE LII
Aeon Friday morning ga instant az 40
residence Of Doct r. aafned oe-
- GARNER aFayee First streets, The entire personal e.
fects, as
Mahogany sofa and e.aars
book case piano
chairs, lounges
breakas aud dining abies
Wardrobes tands, bodsteads
feather beds, pillows, and holsters
Bedding, lookiag glasses
silver tea spoons, plated urns
Cut q war, I, china ware
Pal Uf duriing surgical instruments
With other articles furniture in variety.
Also, the Library
of MANY rae and valuable standard medical and
sold O'Clock, or as soon rs inc Aho
OF The furniture concluded.
Also new No in Chrisi's Church, eigbiy situated
Terms; All sums Of cash thai amount,
Of aays for notes satisfactorily bearing inter
~ s THOMAS sAPPINGToN,
Ad trinsiratoT.
BARNARD q BUCKEY,
A.. Aucuoneers.
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RAnwAY ruKl.--The Philadelpbia American says.

The scarcity Of timber In Illinois has led 20 expert
the Illinois Central railway the OF coal
for locomotive fae They successful all previous
attempts have been In the eastern States Heavy freight
trains with locomotives burning wood and with
those burning COAL and 10 every instance the coal engine
could greater distance less cost Than It's competitor
For instance No 81 being coal engine and Nos 30 and
81 yooss burners, the comparison stands thus;
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OaUard bound Steamer.

PHILADELpAA, Aug. N.--The steamer Kangaroo sailed
for Liverpool this morning, with l63 passengers and
IA, 900 In specie.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

Bosros, August 2o The FILLMORE State convention met
IN this city morning aud nominated Amos A. Lawrence
uT governor and Homer Foot for lieutenant governor Hon.
william Appleton and Charles ID. Stookbridge chosen
presidential electors.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

Miss Brookes French and English Boarding
and Day school,
s,psr Buirrt No Ia penns teana HasanEon ID a.
NJ Ill OMEN repseub~r Circulars, particular and
CONTAINING highest timonss be had Al the pnci
pal ooksiores and NJ her residences
The pirht hlouEo Potter, u. D.. LII u.
The R,riu Rev George W. Dcane, u. u Ill, p.
The Right william r. whuinEhsm. " y Ill. d.
P Joseph ny LII D. Secretary Of Smithsonian institute,
Prot x Dallas Bes Superintendent Of the United States coas,
Iies, Msury IL. D. United States nsvy National Oh
q, neral John Mason, Washington, d q,
CT SAN Cooper Asjstant 6ensra army, Wash
Wuiam w Corcoran, e.u, Washington, n. G.
James mschsn, eco, Librarian 20 Congress
Hos. James Campbell, Postmaster General
Ion Els Lewis Chief Justce Of Supreme Court Of fenns
Penns,ivania.
Hon G.orwa Vail, NJ c. from New Jersey.
+ Hon, Robert 4. Walker Washington. u. q.
Hen Charles Fanlknaf, "a. q. a. Virginia.
jefferson Davis, Secretary q War, Washington D. g
Avg 9o-eod2m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22
ia, Ts.a. Rolro.d Loan Biu a Lap.

AUSTIN fTexs) August lsThe bill loaning six thousand
dollars per mile the railroad company passed BY the leS
sture Of Texas will becdms law without the signature Of
the governor
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Saving in favor OF coal

"Not the slightest injury bias resulted to the locomotive
from the trial with coal The general superintendent Of
the road the result OF bis experiments that all
Woodworking engines be converted into eoaburners
at exceeding $275 each. sTo the Illinois Cen
trail Railway Company whose whole road runs through
lands mostly denuded Of yet Astounding In COAL these
results of great Importance"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22

nRIGiN L. slap OF Washingtonj engraved an Piltla'
drphIa in sae copies only pree ~ cents
Aug 81 fhhNoh lAhLoa'
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NOTICE. reply in detail 70 julian SannefSon caro-
OF the 9Th Instant In reply 9Th, Wiling
enjoy u benefit Of hs appeal 70 The pnc io
,spesion pnton 1.-The facts" IN bis own
lor, merely repeat published ,ruathai he npr-
paed for HE individual be.s ~ as
HIMSELF Afterwards eSAnn
posted competent book keepers under his
vision. =. III. NhiiLhoh9tt
Aug io-3t ....a.T.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS TO AND FROM PHLApELPHiA-Th
Philadelphia Evening Journal says;

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS TO AND FROM PHILApELPHlAs-The
Philadelphia Evening Journal says
"hs imports from foreign ports received at Philade
phia during the past week amounted to $79l 372 OF this
total S5os 4s7 dry goods ard the balance S252 1885,
wares valued at S5a66o drugs $422l2; brandy SI,e29
bar IRON S39730; eartheuware $29459; soda ash, SIS
SOS; and copper $l6,l9s The imports since January
up $l3sloeol--an increase Of S337s655 over the
"The exports from Philadelphia to foreign ports
prsed 34Ts barrels flour, 4o636 bushels wheat 80 hhds
and 3o5 casks bark 1880 pounds dye woods so bushels
corn IL barrels ship bread 80 erces rice ID erces and
20 barrels beef $50 bags coffee 6340 pounds hams
pounds lard 3O4 pounds cheese 65o pounds butter 1852
gallons oil, plated ware, barrels liquor 1920
pounds Candles pounds soap 10 barrels ale 10 bar
res vinegar 80 gaons spirits turpsnne 10000 pounds
IAad and 1894 pounds alow The total value was $685.
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Bv E. s WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY E. s. WRIGHT, Georgeto~n
noRTo RICO SUGAR AND MoLAssEs At ATCTloN-on
Friday next the instant ~ O'Clock, a. r. - Ddges
wharf the cargo from Arccbo, q
25a hhds. sugar. pfne .......u
% hhds. choice niolasfes.
T. .. WRIGHT, Aueuoneer
An, o,-s,sif Georgetown.
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Misses Rockers Ems lish and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies,

464 aTeef, betWeen Oh and IN.
Will be resumed Monday, reptem
principals aided by accomplished proiossOrs
md The course is thooUe6 and Systematic
Cculars obAnrd et the semhRy
Aug 2i-dn
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puov .erxons by thesep has released
a rrIeases OF America from all further
s;v ~ cerihcat- evidence ii deb
aumb.I u e. issued by The tate republic 81
"a. nv me The T,xs the
a. ana United accordance with the
OF an entitled An act To provide the
1870, ~ ,uch creditors republic OF Texas
Of Congress Of september nlns eighteen hun
a. and ny 2sh February ooo and an act
~ he tae 81 Texas approved LIST Of February, 1856
A. ritness hand and seal
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uITuATIoNs de.,r~A two you"g ladies' sserss
- one branches, M oft hnRish aho Musy
either together school, s.rafntc W sn'e ss,s
Address ". A. a., Pennington Connecteut aug ''V'0'
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z. J. WALKER, 49, - 1ANi"'
n oBERT T. WALKER LOUIS JANiN have formed parts
r al n unred sta,es In Inc Court q Cams Addres
washington City, %. g. s
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The outstanding evidences other classes Of The dsh Of The
public q Tsrss be specified BY this department.
Aug 2a--dinl-fJnn i
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CHoLERA-The cholera is committing fearful rsvages
GUIANA Porto Rico, among the blacks The epidemic
vrulent than usual and bad ASSUMED the character
OF plague Elevated localities well as habitatons upon
low ground severely attacked Every eIpedient had
been resored prevent the spread Of the conAgon
other portions Of the island.
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Nssc $rs'tssg Gesas!
0,CONOR Is now opening the follow
~ nssprIns Uoeds. reed BY M LATEST Ar,ivAi,
Rfllllnsry.
PARTS Spring Bonnsts, Straw, Hair ahd Lace. 70,
adIss snd Misses. kisboss, Plsnes, Flowers. 10
Fine Dress tses1s.
OresneIe, bafske ptAin snd AosnseA Dresses
Plain snd rlounced dresses Muslin ana Jsconei
tlcahced Dvssses. b1,iantsnes, White ana C"lbs.
ed Jaoonets, Swiss, Nansoek and Muil MusIlns
white Embroidered Robes ana eklrts Eapbroid.
cred swiss Muslin, ia pieces; Striped and check
Musllae, every kind.
E N brolaefle0.
Embroidered Muslin and Jseonet Hands Espb'A
Muslins and Jaoonsts Edging and inssrtios col.
lars. Ohsnaisstts snd sleeves, great variety.
DosAeseSo 00oAs.
Irish Linen, Linen lawns, Colorsd sad White
bobbtness Mosqalto Bars, Linen for Mosquito hsys
French, kDgl(sh snd American Calico Prints
0tpkhsrss, 0hseks and Plain Dvssb Goods r.
Psrfamsry of Every Dsssriptovn.
Corssts, Hooped skirts and valss Haiv, In shsn.
dance. q Third Street, opposite ~ Postt @es.
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HOME ENTERPRISEl
Y0ung America Steam Flour
AND CORN MILL.
BATON ROUGE, Lou11iANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL.
III ling interest BY The edition of one Of .. J.
Oark's Celebrated Patent Slouring Mills, BoIting
Machinery Ae., and having fsily tested its espsc-
isy 70 do arst class WORT. an now fully prspss-
prise generally sat,efsclory evidence, that they
now need not 70 bsyond bston Rouge IN order 10
secure 70 themselves nour that will compare fav-
erab'y Ia any predaesd In sAs cosatry. no satssr
BY how sxtsnslvs complicated machinery.
A. ne object viii b 70 proAusA -four Of the
best character and standing trust "a meet with
that libessiity of patronage ~ viii sustain Tho
undertaking. 1amiliss or orthers ordering -four
from me u,sy rest assured my hest snde avors
shall b given 70 please them, orders should bs
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation ~ families. 6our can bs obtained
when not wanted by The barrel, n bags Of ~ 10.
% o5 10 pounds each, ee In such other quantities
~ they may wish.
MARIO JOSHUA BEAL.
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JOSEPH McKrTRtCK,
.archtfCctE II WttNCr

Asp on F,c'tdo, East of Matn. 81,
r WOULD REsrECTFULLY Y call The
L sttenticn II The public, tc NV arrange
Assnts fcr the New vear. Having made
Arrangements with cne of the best manu- :
nelUinG e.tsblishtr ents III Cincinnati,
/ I'm prepared 10 furnish Sash Door. snd
Dltn4A made Of the hest White Pine tvu,.
tAf, aNd Of superior workmanship and
nsah cheaper than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing 10 build would
IND u I" theft advantage to consult me
befcte building
Order, from the country earnestly scli.
cited. Country work of all kind. rromrt-
u attended to in Me most workmanlike
manner
Plars and specification. for city and conn.
~ nc"ses. suburban Villas, etc. given in
the frost srp'oved styles. AN kinds Of
job Work attended 10 with nesine.s and
dispatch Water Cisterns made Of the hest
material. isn3O.
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Notice,

NOv1C4s
THE sub.crihet respectively returns his
/ thanks tn his friends and customers win,
have during the past year l;betally given
I'd Of informing them and the public at
large that he has ncw IN hand large ,ct
of seascned lumber and everything requis-
ite for the undertaking sucress(vl cnrnple-
tion of al work in the SHAPE Of House
Buildings, Blinds, Sash snd Doors. fitting
NJ of Stores. Bat .vcoms In the hest, most
Durable and wotkmanlike style. All orders
left at n. q. Mon'sn's Hardware Store. the
Post Office, OF a. my shop on firth street
adjoining St Peters and 81. Paul's college,
will meet with prompt attention
der2i. e. l.. SEES.
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BATON ROUGE, la, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY g. 1885,
INSURANCE.
Southern Haataal insurance Company =
or t3ntSn NUuae.

Southern Haalaal insurance CopaapamI >
Of Haten N0uge.
Incorporated BY Act Of LeVt'iaf.re " Los'tsIana
Approrst, March I'm, 1856
Authorised Capital, sst,s ootD0, ,O0D, 20
The Southern Msfsai lnsa,anee ComDanv
Of Bato" Ropge, have this day commenced
crarskhn., and are prepared 10 take F,Rs
MAAirs, and R,vtR Risks.
Difeoto
James N. Brown, Leon Ronnecaze,
John .. K'einpetef, Andrew Malta,
Fetgus Permission, W. r. TunnatJ,
Jos. v. Durable, Joseph tstgoiet,
&. q. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Tfustess.
W: B. Walker, lessee Hart,
+. d. Conrad, s. q. Lsy,ock,
Chss A. Slack, James N. Btunot,
Sostheue Alla,h, W. ". Phillips,
Joseph s. Williams, Thc,upsco !. Bird,
J. 7. Nolen. Daniel D. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM $. PIKE, Pres't.
AtrREp SHsrrERs, Sec'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. ~, 1855. II.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Corr and Cotton Cultivatcr
IA This truly useful agricultural imprev.
meat, has been fully tested by highly res.
pectable and practical planters who aftertu
trial, eay that by its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, OF Cotton, there IL q savins
ii at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. It's Z new
invention, Patented March 20, ls4o.
Planters are invited n call and examine IL
A supply on hand and for sale by
w. r. TtrNNkRn.
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Carriage, Harness, VWhips,A &c.
F1NHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria.
L ges. Harness, whips, he. IL ncw CON-
plete, and hs Invites On examination ol
biz stock before Purchasing in New Or.
leans, A. h. guarantees his prices ~ low M
a. any IN the south.
Mareroosn conner cf Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
cosasE Of Main and Church Streets.
W. +. TUNNARD.
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NUMBER 81.


~ ~TeTms.-Tss subscription II hsed Al ~
rate cf % ~ per annum, paysble IN advaAsst -
% 20 ~ the expiration cfs'a months. The West.
" II published ~ ~ IN per annhta invssish11 =
advance. Both viii he panctnatiy delivered VITA.
In the linits ~ the City by the carrier. - D..
~ ~AdveetlslDsg.-Oss Dollar per sqsess
fst she Stst snserstcn, snd halfb bthst stsst6t ~
ever subsequsut insef tc0-ten liHes Ov len. oee.
stituts sdhsfe. e ~ ,i e#sT ~
Yearly AGveHtlsiWg.-Msse IN.
dsSs, ahd Sthsvs, *tl, be ey6lrsussA with IN ~
most reasonable terms
~ ~J06s W Wrt. --Osa 1asilities fsr Aston
Job work with nestnsss snd dSrpasch--in AL ".
tiet'es Vt seleys, eaAhet ~ ssepasse1 " Aar -
Establishments In the City--such xs:
tAwssse BassSS G7toasss--f0gvSNe-OgeA
HsAps-BiLL ~ LApisp~- pa0saA nMse--El
ftU9svs-De -Deu6Sssvs' MsstS -yAAsA-V Vf1CuAvaeA
and vislrfEo OAabs. For farther psstieulsss, ~
invite ySu 10 eSlt and sse sut sret(nshs. i|'7-
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First Arrival Of the Season
Ar THE ONE PRICE
CyOslstssg .Es,sl,O,'tss,,s.
THE sobscribef has lust teceived BY
l steamer CRssesrr Cry, from New
York. . large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting tf Linen Boscm shirts: silk.
Cotton sad Metioc under shirts Shirt Col.
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves. Spspendets. Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Ctavats. Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
nc. all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses In New York,
snd will be sold at low prices. In order 10
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy.
ets he has made 1t 4 rule in all cases to
deduct ten pet cent for cash, and will In all
cases strictly aohers t. that principle.
sept6-y. w. D. PHILLIPS,
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French mautillas,

Ff0nCh ma = 0f1ll1e.
THE ladies are inviten to examine on,
L beaut'fat aes"vssrent ct French impov ted
Spring MAssiliae, Of the latest and meet fashion.
able styles, puvchssed II the Importers In n Yot,,
- the ssspftmeot 10 not very tarss, the lsdlsS
would d. well 10 cali esrjy-at the
PsiLA tsaSafA Cesar CAus Droas,
mav26.M. Lafayette Street.
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Among tine Late Arrivals
0r new GOODS At THE
Philadelphla Cheap Cash Store,
WILL be found beautiful new style
w Paris paveses tiouneed vcbes, very eheap.
A large sssof tment Of Satin Dnmask Table Cloths
ana Napklns, very superior qealltt of 0etts tins
en- Cambric Handkerchief sfsw pieces Of super
white linen dv,lt tSs sale ~ the ~
HHLADslpHfA CasAp CAsn eroae,
mst25-N LaiAyette Street.
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Arfbiteftural CARDS, II.
G. q. WILSON,
neuse, sign Z Ornamental Painter,

Third Street, two deors North Of the Post Once,
HAVING permanently located In Baton Heug.,
Ill " vvxiM respectfully solicit share II the
pabilc patronage being practicable workmen, We
ass 10 vssk on the thost reasonable tettns and In
NE bsst style
ALSO, Draining, Ma-hi'ns, Chasing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
II Plantation WORT solicited and promptly
attebdeo 70, dee19sy.
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HIN Gbfap Stort.
l3eawfifasl spri,sg (aoDtls

Beautiful 9pHimg Goods.
TusT RECEtvEb per s.ea wshtp Uabsw wba, from
y New York, and opened this morning, 4 choice
selection Of ladies Dress Goods. E'o.rced Bar
eFe Htbss, Uhsl'y, piais ana Black Bsteses.
uinEhams, Lawns, very 1ne BLACK Alpaca, Super
R"t,bssine, English and french prints Bt'itisn1es,
Corded Lawns, Paris sylphides, = new ssticle for
'sd'es dtesses, Grenadines As., AZ the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP OAsH STORE.
mat9S Lafayette street.
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THE M Ut u AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW YORK.
Net Accummiated Cash Fund.
0.0ls,776.
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. $. WINSTON, Presr.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Se,sv.
CHAS. GILL, Attxsry
~Gscser A. P.ss, duly authorized
Agent ser baton Rouge. ap. 1g-y.
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NEW GOODS.

lust kEgElvED pei stesmship Cahswbe, from
y New York, Beautiful White and Coicuvsd Bril-
,'antines. Plsin Ana platd White JsecSsls, NA,H.
socks, Swiss Muslina, Embroidered Swiss ana Jae
cnet bands. Plain ftsSk ana Co,yved Daeeaes
Ladies' ana Misses White Cctton Hose. Dtack IN
Cc'cved sllk eieves, e'let Mite, HlseA AaA Whtl
Grape Collars and Sleeves, Figured saa Plaid
eiik pAtsso,s, Grass, Hair Oteth and Corded
skirts, for sale very CHEAP ~ the
panA BsbSstA CsnAp OAsR er0Aa,
April 2s. Lafayette Street.