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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

C1EAM-POWER and ROOMS to LEC-In tn
~ new Buildings Nos 81 and So Gree-e.st. Apply TO
A. q. w. BRADY, No SO 0reene-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of WIN. SEARLS
~ Co. IL THIS DAY Dissolved by mutual consent, snd
the rgned suthorsed 20 the Of the
frm in liquid ation--New-York,M May l, 1874
WI. SEARLS,
CHARLES SEARLS.
WIN sRARLS will continue the Stock snd Exchange Brok
Business In his a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
ON SALE, CITY OF CLEVELAND p

" cent Bonds Water Lcnn.)
CITY or DETROIT y cent Bonds twster Losnl
CITY OF CINCINNATI y cent Bonts
CITY OF CHICAGO y cent bonda
CITY or MILWAUKEE, p cent Bonds
CITY OF SACRAMENTO 10 y cent BondA
UIrNCAy SHERMAN 4 Ca
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

JAMES WINsLOW retres THIS DAY from
- the firm Of wINsLOW, LANlER L Co. Tho business
will be continued under the same by r. II WiNSLOW
partners will sisn qp!d,ton.-New York, Nay 1885.
r. H. WINSLOW
J + ID. LASIER,
JAMES WlNSLOW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

LUDLOW PATTON has sssocisted with himself A. B.
HUTCHINSON. and will continue the general stock Com
ui-.ion Busr the firm Of Ludlow Patton Co. No.
LUDLOW PATTON.
A 3. HUTCHINSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

IMPORTERS and TRADERS FIRE INSUR-
\ ANCE COMPANY.-0ABRlEL MEAD. JOSEPH
WALKER CHARLES ABERNETHY and GEORGE tlr-
pfkE are Appointed Commissioners sabsorpsas
to The CAPITAL Stock OF tbs Company, from 10 oc1ck 4
the Office Of GABRIEL MEAD. No. SIS Pina-st Nav Yof
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

BASK DsPARrsEkT ALsANy, jan s sV
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Sts,uts
10 such ea-e made and provided that al hs CIRCULAR
mo MOTIFS Issued 70 the CAMDEN BANK Ia B.nii,s
hssoc alton Camden Oneida Co be presented N a.
Superintendent Of tbs Bsskns of hs s.s
Of New York, for payment within TWO YEARS frr, N. 49,
ser Of or the funds dep- e for the redemption of The ~
ing Notes Issued 70 the said Bank will he given ap
jso lsways NJ SCHOONNAKER. Supsrnt.rasux
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

CTEAM POWER.-Several well-lighted
~ ROOMS to LET with Steam Power Nos % and 81 Go ls
z. HOE l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

CTEAM POWER to LET-A Brick two stor
~ BUILDING 100 feet by So at Elzabeihport, N Apoly
A. BAIZ 47 Broadway, or to J. o. ROLSTON ElizsbethpJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
"A Of the BRECKEeRlOGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY
will Re held the Ofice Of john Thompson No Wat
NevYork the 18th inst at 81 O'Clock for the
Of steering proposition the purchase Of the Brsci
riese OIL Conpanys property at Clover Port NJ
Per order. J. 81 BROWN, President
LOUISVILLE, May 3, 1856.
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of the
j BOwER> BANK have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR
PER CENT payable and after the lOth rhs Transfer
Books will be closed until the 9Th inclusive Per order,
Eew.iork May I, 1856. n. @. BRADFORD, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

MEcHASIcs' FARMERs BASK,(
ALBANY, April q, l86. )
THIS Is to certify that we are using LINN &
II DEANS HAND-MADE BANK NOTE PAPER and can
most cheey that they manufacture superior Bank
Mote PEPPER. THOMAS OLCOTr, Cashier.
p. aTAppay to LINN DEANE, Les, MssA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
fnanciai.
p,,o, AND rspi.s.ro.r. .R.r.,,,p,

DNlDEND NOTiCE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
INTEREST falling doe 10 thi. city the FIRST MON
pAi OF MAY 1855. on the BONDS Of the CITY Of PITTS
hIhGh and on the BONDS OF the COUNTY Of ALE
GHASf Penn issusi To the ALLgGHANY VALLEY
hAiLhoAD COMPANY, Elk per cen,s will bs paid on aud
da'e oh asy ns'sn presentation Of the proper
>ouIons WINsLOW. LANIER Co No 50 wsl.t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

CTATEN ISLAND.-To LET-A small FUR
- NISHED COTTAGE Sailors Snug Harbor and Castle
ton Landing Rent s40o -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

nESK ROOM TO LET.
IL INQUIRE between and .. m, at
No T. Appleton's u uldipg, Nd Sf8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION Ar.
Nu ner A.sv. and sth.t Oper DAILY from a u !. a.
N. and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING"
from 5 70 8 o,eloch Interest alo wed on depoets
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Eouscs to Get.

COTTAGE at CLIFTON, Staten Island, to
~ RENT "A Cottage, with psrlo dninsroom, library
and Kitchen frs, foor the second door and
three the attic Shade Trees Cstern, Well and STA
for horses Mcder leae OF one or more
years Apply to g. =. SCOFIELD, No 17 Nasssu-s, N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

NOTICE.-The Capital Stock of the PRESTON
IN COAL AND IRON COMPANY, incorporated BY the Gen
ubIy Of the of Virginia IN 1885 with capital Of
dvie ed into IS 900 Shares $50 each hvins besn
all taken subscribed public hereby CIV that
GENERAL MEETING Of the Subscribers said Capital stock
will be bed In ths City OF NevYort at No. IS Broadway
Room No. TU ESDAY the 9th dsy May peKt at o'clock
m for the purpose Of completing the incorporation Of said
Company according to law.
ROBERT o. GLOVER. }commis.,ons,.
DAVID D. VOORHEES, }'omn'''"o'"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

FURNISHED COTTAGE to LET or for SALE
IL At FISHKILL LANDING. few minutes walk from the
Ralrosd Depot with THREE ACRES Of LAND, Garden,
Shade end Fruit Stable Csrsgeh and ce
house filed The house two stories with wings ana p.sr. in
Copsns beside pantries For rent and other
particulars apply Mrs II. SCHtsCx tn, premises,
10 OSCAR SCHENCK No 1872 Water New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

L,OR SALE-A wen-buit three story brick
HOUSE ard LOT. No. 1i6 East 18Th T. between ID aad
Sisvs 2 By 70 LOT p by 90 Proe sio
nav rem ain or bond mortgage Apr!y -
+. VI. GuIOS. No lz7 Be.ery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

PROBABLE MURDER IN Bosr0N-A BROTHER SUs-
pssTSD op KullSe gs TWIN SISTER On cuescsy last
officer Philbrick, Of station put In rosssssion OF
certain Information which led him 70 make invsstga-
ton and suM equsntly arrest named George Fagln,
who IL euspeced q paving caused tbe deah Of his twin
sister, named Hxabetf 20 years Of age The pstt;oG.
ars 80 iAi "a We have learned. follows last
Fresy night the accused who resides with his faui
H 1T the North End, vs.ed the house of his mother In
TIE rear Of No. 10 North Grove street whsre the de-
ceased was then living During his visit the sccused
went 10 hs rn0tt ees bureau and while rummagng over
the ptents OF the drawers hs slater Elizabeth came
elc bin shat he had right s urb the articles
in the bureau. Angry words ensued between them and
the accused tesame exasperated that he sszed piece
OF heavy plank lying the and beat ha sister most
upmercifuy with thts weapon The poor girl called for
the watea but no outside taa went her
rescue end the unfeeng brother beat her unt ste
slmcst II eets Although 10 the very bloom of health
and prits before the unnatural brother beA. her.
jurss too for recovery she fingered until
Monday, vher the cied. and buried a. Monnt Au-
burn. The body Of The wcn taken up yesterday
sDd exs min 3D. The back presented almost solid
Of srifiug ron tss blows received There
Was also large swelling under the left eye and bruises
en- ether parts tf the bouy. Or. stedman has taken
charge Of the tody and viii proceed at once to hold
Coyonere inquest The accused brother viii be held to
swsit the resu Of the Covoners Investigation The de-
ceseed was quite pretty woman, ard married
ra yea fpo to youth of fcvreen ysars who acoa sf
ter oie3 epd ehe resuped ber mai 'sn 1st --cs.,s
1sm:j, kGSa8.
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harcys, Of New York. Mrs. ssgs o. Troy, N. r. Masses
Jocttms; Mia Ebbit Of New Yo-x; Miss CaIver of Ma
rJland Mrs. Bartlett Of New York Miss ny Beae of
Washington city Miss PeAnIpg o. of New Jersey Miss
Rcsa Brown; hss Walker. OF Ws4hiog.ou city; Mss An
orews, a Louisiana Mrs John Bell Tennessee Ms Sc
razor rhon pson, OF New Jers-y Miss Raphael L,uis
lama; Miss Hale, Of New Hsmpsnre Miss Lopg Mas
Tho Dpeon. Of Washington Mrs. Barr OF Missouri Miss
Zolliooiier. OF Itnn-ssee; Mis-. saria Skid Miss
FraLklin. Mfs Georgia Berg Of New Y,rt Miss Wya h.
Of Masyisnc; Miss Faulkner OF Virginia; Mrs General
Green, OF Texas; Miss Ads Smith Of Cfucnnsu; Nus
Bradley. OF Washington; Mrs. Powell Miss lAa Snow
doD of Marysnd Miss Cass, Of Michigan: Mrs. S.nsror
YaMe, Of Florida: Miss Bonneycssle, OF Virginia. Miss
Washil et0D, Of Wash isgon; Mrs. Critteacen Of KEN
lucky Mrs. George PsYfes of Warrington Miss Hera-
don Of New York: Mrs. Senator Weller cf California;
MIRA Lyons, OF Florida; Mrs. Blanchard, of Wsshtogtn
e. Rerrot, Of Washipgt1n Ms Some, Mss Eonit, of
New York; Mrs. Benson, Of Washington city Misses
kelloeps, of West Point
Am re the gentlemen present We no iced General Quit
msp. Ger srsl Sam Houston, Speaker n r. Banks, Ssna
or Weller, Senator Jones, Of lo~a; Senator Joaes OF
Tennssses: senator Hale, Reverend Mr. Conway, DR..
9. Alien, Senator Doug1as H,n. Russell Sage; Hon
James Guthrie Secretary OF the rreasury; Col Peter G.
Washington Assistant Secretary Of the treasury 5snator
Cfttenden General Cars, ex-Socetay conrso Marshal
He ver Lieut. Lowell Of the Arctic Expedition; j. c.
Walker, OF Washington, w. S. Tnayer, Hon G. r. Pei
ton AND Hon. M. Stranehan.
Ono Of the amusing md interesting incidents of this
ball WAS the debut Of Horace eeley quaare. Free
love and aboltiouism 70 have awakened youthful
fre In the Tribune philosopher, and hs Terpschorsan
feats formed the theme Of admiration Of the evening
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lust RECEIVED
s) The OsT.blBLIC. IL history or TsE JEWS
From shs of the old Tesaea about the 40 b. G.
TO the obstruction of the Sesond the 70t Of
The Chsisian Era
NORRIS j. RAPHAIL. A. NJ. Pe. DR.,
Rabbi Preacher SynagOg Green street. New York
MOSS BRO. Pubisheta, philadelphia Pa.
The pubishersEve great pleasure 10 announcing this work.
Doth from the nirinGc interest the snbe,t and the dn
guished OF It's author Few better qualified by
charAser requirements and 1terest justice
such theme No student Of h.or hut Wi desire to read
well authenticated detail cf the fe Of that nation, whore suffer
tngs md wrongs give added
great drama Of human existence wbe 10 reader
presents thrilling and xiug ncdc,s detailed In Ian
guaee rhV of the subject.
The work Is in two dudeomo vouc,es 400 pages
ea, printed fine thick white paper neatly bound In cloth
Price So 50. For sale by d. APPLEiUN 4 co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
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THE LOST II TEk;
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throughout II has specimens Of fodsn negro aud Yankee
characters hCh make variety In The T.ve
There nothing OF tho fash order in tie composition o. the
work. hut Is evidently the ,oductton Of cultivated intel
lec In au IL s crediab the aunor
and IN oynion would be rsccived with considerable
ehxre OF public favor.
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IL publisher OF the seriel OF books kuo
BOHSs Standard CLASSICAL aCIESTIFIC ANTIQUARIAN,
OTHER LIDRAsIEs, having ciIecred that the
ORIGINAL HNGLIsb EDlrlONa
OF his publications sb6 Ia ali he supplied the Auer
can public as low reprinted copies tho prize Of the
following volumes of
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is reducedto seventy d ge cents enca, par volume.
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Horace, Virgil,
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ouR PORT AU PRINCE CORRESPONDENTS.


poRr PsIScg, Feb. 1856.
TAs Feli0sc fslsr-B -Bustness--P Poihcs-Mdr,,fs, dc.
The yellow fever is raging most earfuiy, any many
foreign vessels have lost both and captains and
had to stay although being loaded aad expedited Bust
~ bad As possible especially In American pro
visions. rhs market quite oyerstocksd and hes
been for the last six months American provision
selling vt losing rates. and importers hAvs supported
fearful losses.
Money is extremely scArce and ASKED for ct 3I and
per cent per month. Coffee paid u 35 Hayten
currency per round, ard Is expected TO 60 higher
account of the crop being short. Iogwood, ST5 par
piece.
The Emperor returned on tie 14th instant, from his
expedition against the spanish sde Of the island, with
his army quite dsbanded, and third short. Nothing
In politics. Every hopes that things win 20 on
better nut there very little chance of amehoration.
The 18th the Emperors tirtht ay, when guos
fired and the usual cemonstrAons Of respect paid BY
tie vessels in hsrbor and the cczens generally.
The captain Of the bark fremont cied Of the yellow fe
The mste tooS charge Of the vessel and sea-
bot returned In three days with all board ack.
Another then took charge Of her the former CAP
tein going ~ passer gez. She s the 2ls The brig
Ellen Mills ard the Ecia had ell hands ack All vessels
In the hsrbor had lost more or less men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
NE as.

AFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE MILITIA OF THX
" lDiteu StaeR:-Gent N It this 1erior Court
has decide that did not leod my pame for c'nsderason
beg inform m,tary trieucs intend to
devote my entire of Miia On
Cay q second edition Of No. l. 2l OF the MILL
TAhY ARGUS will be issued aud Will contain much vauA
BILE ar q highly uyofu Information
JOHN CkAWLEI. 14i Fulton street, New York
An street, near eventh Washington, D. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

FIX Governor Colby, Of New Ham pshrs, delegate I,
The rican yenon nj Philadelphia, made speech
al ", rLer, on Fricsy repudiAtins the nomination Of
Ii I'M Ie and Gopeison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
FEW OF The AR0AINS-
A AT 1HA B.WERY SAYINGS STORE.

A FEW OF The AR0AINS-
"A AT 1Hk BoWERY SAVINGS STORE.
l26 BowERy. N. Y.
30 OOC yards npe brilnaptes, at liz
% these goods are slightly .@persct aOd ars worth "a 3D.
These goods coetover 10 cents 10 inprt.
lUUg0 wards parsmaitas, at Is pence
1hese ero worth about 3a
A large invoice OF MsIselles quilts, st 8. and o. 90.
aLeee have been selling at - aud IS each
beautifu lot Of EN- boased table covers at 6s 0S2
10 0tO dozen lii en- pApkbs at II ~ per dozen.
2OOa s. tab. cloihs, at 81 81 rs.
5000 yards of Irtsh linen sbirilngs, q. 10 50. Cd
1bese lots aod under tee Of tho Fort
WRrdels, and are q derful bargain.
DOMESTICS
he direct and reau at Wholesale
prces-by the piece y low the agents commission
RECEIVING
spring goods and from auction chocs bargains
r. w. w. +. 1ILLEY
ATP. coLE's, sss BROADWAY, Two DOO6s ABOVE
n Union square, just received full assortment OF linen
shergs table linen, dAmAsk kins shirog~, bombazne,
Canton cloths boz -isck and c0ored s'xs large
Of English and FreuCb needos
work trimmings eror kd gloves large lot Of linen
hat ekerchiefs, very cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

A 1TEkTION OF THE LADIES IL REQUESTED TO
a large lot OF vsleneien.es LAYS from Il per ysrd and up
pDque honton collars oapes scars seeyss and oois In
sets; iaces and tI ert.oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Feb y, 1855.
PoRic Produced ne BorT 6y the Artscis Ms Slnie
he ss,Jeet Of Nioo,dt1-Anrisy Re9drdtrg ne Tn-
dugurdl Meeting f the F'enipotentoricsCo and D.
piomdtic Aorennts--Ceuns vdle,csI-i, &C., dc.
I the movements OF the Old World were subis~x
Of intense interest TO America It should bs ono now
sud OF all the localities of this same Old World the
SPOT from which date this letter is more interesting
than any other. is wonderful how Paris doss some,
how other, oontrvs TO make itself the osntrs n
everyhmshe heart, It we're, Of the whole Euroreaa
syssm Of politics, axts and arms. In the history OF cu
Bias there Is character whose perIscncy In lug va
continuous and obstinate that BY dnt Of repsts,o
his statements received true oa,y By obs,
but At last by the party himself And Fsatc.wo
especially her csp'taihss 10 constantly s.ss ts IN =
shes'vcs the nisuon IN all tlitgs, TIN, IA. ha, osy a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

A SUPERB STOCK OF sUMMGR
"a DRESS GUILDS,
Received BY tire recent Steamers CONT rsnG sius organ
Ac 10.
Now open a resn A. r. SrGWAkf 4 CO..
broadway, Chambers and koado sreos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

DLACK silks, BI.ACR.tMKs.
ID Several just received ordered last fail per
l@ss tlan pIestbt price by b kKMAn COMPANY 473
BYosGway U<tween Grand and brOome streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
PROPOSALS.

0FYICE OF TIE GoyERxoRs OF THE ALMsH0Uss
" March Z, HS66.-Proposas Plumbing and iron
proposals will be received by the
OF the A'1nshouse, at their Office. Hotunda, Park
plumbers work required in repairs and alterations ae Lu
nac Asy lum, Black Te's island. Also cons acting
and erecting four iroo water tanks In the attic said
building The pans and specifications of work can
be at their Office Apprrved security will
the faithful Of the contract and The Go
serve ne right Of rejecting and al offers deemed
them advantageous 10 the Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
~<,,~~s~,~~~~~~.~y-~~~~~y-
THE INAUGURAL MEETING OF THE PARIS cONsRESs,
Intense Anxiety Regarding its Proceedings.
>te~e-.-~-~~e~~-~~s.-~os~~.~~-
English Sentiments as to the Conditions
to be Enforced.
.-s~~s~~~-~~~~--~-.~-~~~~~>
Alleges Secret Understanding Between tho
French and Russian Enpcrera
AFT AIRS OF SPAIN.
o~~~->~~~~~~-oy~~-~,-~~~~,~-
o'Donnell Trying to supplant Hspar-
terO.
~~~>>>~~->s>~>~-~~e.~~,,-..-,
INTERESTING FROM TURKEY.
Plan for the Regeneration Of the Ottosnan
Empire,
&c, &c., &c
Intense Anxiety Regarding its Proceedings.
English Sentiments as to tho Conditions
TO be Enforced.
Alleged Secret Understanding Between the
French and Russian Emporor2
AFT AIRS OF SPAIN.
0'Donneu Trying to supplant Hspar-
teyO.
INTERESTING FROM TURKEY.

Plan for the Regeneration OF the Ottouaa.
Empire,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
pUIPIN's AAETILLAs.
- FOR THE WHOLESALE rRA0k.
THE LARGEST STOCK In AMERfOA,

= TIE LARGEST ETOUk IN AMEEIUA,
Now ready al his
Wholesale wAREROOEs s6i BROADWAY
Bouhern and Western obbers especially invited
anime and these goods with ctnsrs in the
5Hck SILK mADtlaa IN " To ~
Jobred aR mabtulaa from. ~ " tg
1!npure and Chsnuly lace uart from Sc 10 10 $l5
braided black stk pet rnanfAs, from .$ 80 70 &H
4pDlqu6 silk nanlas from "a W 70 els
Beautiful whto ha * and c0lorod embroidered
ulk mantlas from 80 10 sss
Aouuning I1sntllas OF al kinds
Every LOvety connected with the Department received iron
Paris weekly. GEOnQE BUlxPhH.
Wholesale waseroems 36I Broadway.
Msputsotory 10 Franklin etreet
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
Gbt Dallq Gnl1lrt.
BATON ROUGE;;moCT, "a, 1856.

SpEAKraG SATURDAY NleHr.--The
Gazette says:
II has been arranged that the
Grand Mass Meeting on Saturday
next, which Is to be addressed BY
Hon. II. i. SiMRA1L, will be held il
the boulevard, at 4 o'clock i. NJ.
Mn, SlMRAtu will speak from the pub
lie stand. A general attendance is in
vited, and we anticipate one Of the
most interesting political addresses Of
the campaign il Louisiana
Il has been cur pleasure to listen to
this distinguished citizen, of our Sister
State, and we do not hesitate to pro-
nounce him one Of the most eloquent
and logical opponents Of American
Principles, and American policy,
we have ever listened to, on the
stump. Our citizens, Of all
parties may expect such an intellectual
feast, il North Boulevad street on
Saturday night, as they do not often
have.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
Hpqsvs store For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
L Europe on account of family INTERESTS offers
for sale his hputhnrnrv Shop. well known ~ ot-
cupging ono IF the best locations in Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
rtrftmery, Paints &c, ali fresh and IN first rate
condition.
The terms Of sale, will he advantageous; go that
the prcaspr cannot fa nfsucress besides the Gus
tom IL If the beet II order still more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser of the Drug Store
the undersigned Is willing to lease for term 81
vents either part or the whole Of his house, 81
else to sell The house, st the option # the puf'
chaser aug 3e-Gm. b. J0HRDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
Summarized ner stcnmsh,p rh,ln,lelrl,,r.

sunaries per Steamship Philadelphia.
En LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
L Nv so lbs Black Tea Superior
20 dog Claret Wines;
6 Champagne,
boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco
100 Virginia Smoking !"
Drums Turkish 81 i
Il doc. Olive Oil, ats. and pts.
IL boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana segars;
100 ounces French Quinine, Pallefiers
l8 loz. Preston 4 MorrlFs Yeast
Powder;
In store and for sale at New Orleans
prices by VIM. BOGEL,
july3l Druggist
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
HOOK 81 IgOOks!

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u Goodriche's Primers ard readers; BIZ
bles and Testaments, various bindings
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Chlld's Scripture Questions, and also
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tianity; Clark's Scripture Promises !,
Tooke's Pantheon: Methodist Hymns
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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24

Succession Of J. " Fucier, deceasdd
STATE OF LOUls1ANA-secoud Dis
trict Court of the Parish Of Orleans
In the matter uf tie Minors of j. w
Fowler, decd Mo-
10y VIRTUE Of alias commission issued
ID in the above Succession and to me d.
reeted from the Hon Second District Court,
in and for the Parish Of Orleans, and State
aforesaid | will by virtue Of said commits
sion, offer at public sale, in front of the
Court House door Of this Parish, in the
city of Baton Rouge. on
MONDAY, the LIST day of December next.
1856, at II o'clock, a. NJ, of said day, the
property hereinafter setlorth and described
belonging to the succession of Joseph W.
Fowler. late Of said Parish. deed, to wit
Lots Nos. 4. 8, 6 and I, Of square No. ~,
all having front Of sixty feet, by, one
hundred and twenty feet in depth Lot
Ne 3. in square No lj. having front Of
sixty feet, by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth Also, Lot No in square No.
| 30, having front Of sixty feet, by one hun
dred and twenty in depth; all of the above
Lots are situated in that part Of the City of
Baton Rouge laid out by the late Ellie
| Beauregatd.
On the following terms and conditions,
to Wit
One third CASH. and the balance on a
credit Of one and two years fiom the day
Of sale, with mortgage retained on The lots
sold until the full and final payment. Said
notes to bear eight per cent interest from
maturity until paid. and made payable at
the Parish Recorders Office, in the tity oil
Baton Rouge II. Y. GABlN.
| oct % 7ts-w. Sheriff