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made nj 61e. e.. and yellow ranged from CSC
zoe, the latter figure Tor contract delivery
Rye was steady, with sales from store and de-
livercd at 81 ID 81 Is. Owing TO maturing
contracts pork was more active and higher; free
sales Of mess were made at SIG 12 Sl6 1ss,
and for contract delivery ut SIG 25: prime was
firm at Sl5. Sugars were more active and the
sales embraced about l.3lU hhds. Of Cuba and
I5o hhds. Porto Rico, ON terms stated IN another
Column. The feature in the freight market was
the large engagements % corn for Liverpool u
mounting TO about $4,000 bushels. in bulk. at "a.
Cotton was taken at led u l-6d.---N. y. Her
aid, March 29ih.
Baltimore Cattle Market, March 27th.-The
offerings of Beeves at the Scales o-day reached
QUO head. of which number 100 driven off
for Philadelphia. SO, left over unsold, and the re-
mn'nder,45O head. disposed of 10 Baltimore butch
ers at prices ranging from 81 TO S. per 100 lbs
averaging 81 50, Hogs--Market little better
than last week, sales day at 0Sa$S % per 100
lbs. Sheep scarce and in good demand, sales at 5
00aS6 90
New York Cattle Market, March 26th, Beef
Cattle, offerings to- day about 1000. and prices
declined, sales of extra quality at 10 50aSl lper
100 lbs. Cows and Calves. sales of @ xtra at 6O
$40. Veals at 55a6d cents Sheep and Lambs,
sales from 3 50a$7, and extra quality at SIG.
New Orleans Market March 25ih.-Cotton rs
firm; sales to-day Of 10000 bales, making $4,000
bales for the last three days. Sugar has declined
and is now quoted at "A cents. Molasses is quiet.
Mess Pork at $l5 Rio Coffee 12 cents, with u
huoyant market. Sterling Exchange dull at
80.
New Orleans March 26-sales of l2 900 bales
OF Cotton to- day, at an advance of 4; niddling
Orleans 9sa9a. Mess Pork $l5, Corn so
cents.
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4ffemDt at ASSASSINATION.

Another Torpedo AGair.-On Sunday night,
as Mr.. John Burgott. Il shoemaker residing in.
doth street New York, was lying asleep in bed,
he was awakened by noise of something falling
upon the floor. He Immediately got out of bed
and picked large junk bottle which had been
thorwn through the window. No sooner had be
raised the bottle from the floor than it exploded
with terrific effect. The house shaken, parti
ton walls fell down, the window glass was all
demolished and Mr.. Burgost was knocked sense
less to the floor-his right arm being torn off,
his face and eyes dreadfully burned, q his whole
person more or less disfgured by the sugs, spikes
and nails. &C., which formed part of the contents
of the torpedo. The room also set fire.
but the flames subdued by the rest of the
family. who rushed into the room. A manutactu-
rer of fireworks with whom Mr.. b. had quarrel
was subsequently arrested but there being no
evidence against him he was discharged. Bait
Sun
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ADDITIONAL BY THE EMEU.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENC

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Monday
evening The English funds opened this NOR
ming ut a reaction of an eighth from the prices OF
Saturday, but soon begun to experience an I'M
provempnt, which was well maintained until ar
ter regular hours, when there was n tendency to
Hatness. Consos tor money were first quoted
at 9Is to 9i4, whence, under the influence of n
succession of large purchases, they advanced TO
GA which was the last official quotation: while
for account they reached 924a92s subsequent
". however, bargains were entered into at 81
9la for money and 92a92a for account.
The Continental exchanges continue to exhib-
it very favorable appearance, and several par
cells of gold have been received to-day from Paris,
Amsterdam, and other places.
LONDON 18th, p. M.-Consols closed to day
at 9Is for money. and 924 for account.
PARIS, 18th, p. M.-The three per cents closed
at 70 francs 60 centimes for account. being near
ly half per cent better, and the Al per cents
at 9if.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-The sales of
cotton on Monday were estimated at 7.OO0 bales.
of which one thousand were taken on specula
ton. On Tuesday the sales were 5000 bales,
including 500 to spectators and exporters. The
total sales since the 9th amount to $1,000 bales
and the import during the same period t" l0,O0O
bales The market closed tamely. and hardly so
firm although prices of all kinds continued the
same.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUFFs MARKET. Liver
poof, Tuesday. 18th. - I his morning there was
a fair attendance and a more extensive demand
for wheat. at an advance of :jia4d per bushei
from the general rates of last Tuesday. flour
was Is per sack and barrels dearer. Oats and
oatmeal met an improved sale at fully late pri-
ces Indian Corn was Is. per quarter dearer
with very little of good quality on sale; mixed
readily sold at 33s, but it WAS mostly held at
34s. per quarter.
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LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL oFTRE STEAMER ILLINOIS
Later from Cali ia, nia-fndian Raroges in Ore
goa-Loss Of a Gillian War Steamer and 314

Later from Cali fa,nia-Indian Raroges in Ore
gom-Loss Of a Gillian War Steamer and 3l4
Lires
New York. March 27.-The steamer Illinois
arrived here this evening. at O'Clock. bringing
81 ,260. 900 in treasure. and California dates to
the 5th inst.
Rumors Of flibusteriug expeditions against
Tehuantepec are prevalent. The mining husi-
ness is extremely prosperous. The Indians con-
tinue to commit terrible ravages IN klamath
county. Thirty families have been slaughtered.
and several settlements burned. The Governor
intends d-patching citizen soldiery to the scene
of carnage. Trade is brisk aud money easy at
San Francisco.
The first section Of 90 miles of the Sacramen-
to Valley Railroad has been completed
The steamer Columbia was TO leave San Fran
cisco in few days with Gen. Wool and body
of troops for Rogue river.
The legislature of Oregon have sent message
to the President requesting him to remove Gen.
Wool.
Eleven buildings were burnt recently at Sono-
ra involving loss Of $23,0O0.
A bill has been introduced in the Legislature
of California. erecting three new States out of
said State.
g1The California markets generally were dull
and money stringent. The receipts of gold dust
were diminishing. Flour weak. domestic
and Oregon selling a, SSa9 hams Is cents; lard
1914 cents; butter, choice sc cents, whisky IS
cents.
Advices from Costa RIGA state that Gen. Walk
er had threatened to attack ard destroy Punia
Arenas, and the government had sent troops to
defend tie place.
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MARRIED,

BY Rev Jacob Winters 4th inst, Mr. JOHN WILSON 10
Miss MARY JANE SNYDER all of Rock bridge county, Va
On 18th inst, by the same Mr. MIcHAE SUPINdER to bliss
HANNAH NJ YORKSHIRE, all of Rockbridge county, Va
On Tuesday leth inst, by Rev A Davidson Mr JNo
JAMES NAYS to Miss MARY daughter OF VIM DRAIN
oil Of the county.
the 18th inst by Rev. Jacob Carper Mr ACHILLES r.
MClIFYRY Roanoke county, to Miss NANCY hkNpEhsoH
daughter of Mr. WIN Henderson of Botetourt county
On Thursday the Goth inst. by Elder u Dempsey MT
MADISON A. OLD to Miss CARoLISER FAsDidRff' ali Oh
Botetourt county.
On thu o7,b at the residence A. Clay ESQ., of Bedford
county, Va, by the Rev. r. H. Wilmer Miss oosAN a .
SLAUGHTER to Mr.. Gro. ii. Cox. of Buckingham
Southern Churchman please copy
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MARKETS.

The European news ploltcad no effect yes
,erdav on the cotton market. The sales en-
lraced about 5000 1000 bales. closing steady
ut previous rates. The news caused u stlher
feeling in -four, without any enhancement OF
prices Buyers we're unwilling to increase the
Offering terms As the Eastern demand con'in-
urd, a fair amount If sales were made Wheat
was quiet. Some inferior to good Tennessee red
sold at 81 62a 81 rs. The receipts "f corr,
from the South were large.and the market heavy
while moderate sal.s Of ground and white wer"
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Anficipafed Trouble at Horanu.

A letter dated Havana, March IL. says:
1.-THE U. S. frigate Potomac andsloop of war
Cyane are in the harbor. Several English me,s
of war are also there. and it is feared hostile
meeting will take place between the American
and English naval gentry, growing out of an in
suit to some American ladies' by two Lieutenants
of an English 74--the Powerul-on their return
from dinner party at Mr.. Crawford's, the Eng
lish consul The affair has caused great deal
of excitement and embittered feelings between
the representatives of the two nations.
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DIED,

At his rcsdence Prince Edward county on Thursday tho
2Oth inst WABSER w. PRICE In the oeh year OF MS
At lis residence in Cumberland county on the 2ls Mr.
JAMES b. ANDERSON, in the 64th year OF mis- age
AT his residence In Franklin county, "Wednesday tho
18th February 1856 illness Of three weeks Mr. isA
IAN Is WHITE, In the 3st year of his age
his residence in Ptsyvania county on the 10th march,
of consumption Mr. GEORGE ADAMS eldest Of Meads and
Jane W Adams leaving wife and child TO mourn their loss
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash i'm gtvn iIOu.c-Sncad Il Clark, props.

UP TO d O'CLOCK, SATURDAY. .
b Wilkes Bedford: Thos Abbott do; Jas Pettigrew
il Bnckner II Harnling. Va l. Tenn Il X; NJ Wallace,
Union q; W Iaytnr Bedford; Powell Danyille, W m
Eyans Liberty Frazer city; VIM Frazer. Campbell
Pugh Ca,npebll III A irvine, Campbell Whaling, va
Tenn X r.; L Iee BEDFORD 4 Moormau J Berry city
Jas HOY q Perdicsn Treniop: Jones, Brook HAN %
Patton and lady Petersburg Wilhelm, Rchmondi WI
lans 7 Gins, fny1
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IJuirersifu OfVjrpini1.

The Literary Societies of the University Of
Virginia have invited Oliver p. Baldwin, Esq
of Richmond TO address them,a nd Rev. JOIN A
Broaddus to delver-the annual Grafton, at the
close of the present session.
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II, 20 nEwARD.-Rannwny from ..c sub

Sus - ~ REWA RD.-Ranuway from slse subj
sDsDO scriber negro boy named BERRY He is hye
high color dark mulao; large eyes and
fine large forehead He arrested thc canal below
ynchburg early January and sent to Nee county jail
which place escaped the 2oh February will pay
the he be apprehended without the limits
of Virginia secured For his sppre enson aud
Judgment in jail In Virginia will pay fifteen dollars II
taken State and delivered to will twenty dol
lars passed himself of the Of Ned Lagoon
He was in Richmond the 18th March
Address Colnnbia Fiuvanna county Va
ma s6.rifit IN a. 81 DAVID l.. GRAY.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


on Friday the ith dhS OF April leaat o'clock; T. NJ
WIN sell to tho highest bidder nj pabc auction In pursuanc.
OF deed of trust the House aud Lot Main street. IN the
t"wn of Liberty recently occupied by Simon Ramsey The
housed large and convenient, and attached iot Is convcn
lent room for the mercantile business aud nycnen OF
nee Terms made known on the day of sale.
Slad2t JAMES H. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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yu,O RE MOVE PlMPLEs, ERECkLEs.
- TAN &c-The Roman Kalydor is the only article Il at
can be depended removing Freckes Pmpes Tam sun
burn aud all those dssgreeabe affections Of the face Sold
Iv ~ 49," J H. THOMPSON CO..
N'ms le.dxchs Druggists.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

ANHA v AL Vi 1oks SAAsSA~>~~s
The Peace Con srenes-4rriroi 81 Mr.. Ddnas
in London-Adranee in Brtddsfu0s.
HALIFAX, March 29.--The Canada Inns ar
rived. Nothing definite is known respecting the
Peace Conference. All accounts agree IN pre-
dieting result favorable TO peace. All differ
ences. however, are not yet adjusted. Pruss'"
accepts tho invitation 10 send Representatives
TO the Conference.
Dispatches from Berlin say that Count Or
loft has made known at st. Petersburgh that a
definite undcrsa nd,ng has been reached IN the
fifth point, and that peace is assured.
THERE'S no excitement in England respecting
American affairs.
Mr. Dallas had arrived in London.
COMMERCIAL.
BrokerseCircular quotes flour ut nm improved
demnne, with an advance of 2s IS cd over last
weeks quotations. Brown & Shipey quote an
advance Of Is on last week. Thequotations are;
Western Canal 81 u 3|s; Ohio 35s Cd "a 81 |;
Southern. same Whea. firm, with an upward
tondeney-ndyanced I'D u 3D. White los n II Is;
red 9s Cd u los. Corn firm, with an upward
tendency; white 34s, yellow and mixed 33s Cd.
Consols for money 03i.
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GkoEs, &e-1he undersigned on WEDNESDAY, tho
9Th day of April s will oor for sale at public auction at
New Market Nelson county Va the following property w
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the esiato upon which he
resides containing about go Of which about oneouth
Is cleared aud the remainder heavily mbcrod II Is adnira
blv adapted the grow Of Tobacco, Wheat and Corn
There mpoS cmens upon II, Reaching to within a
few hundred yards the Canal close the of New
Market where there and active demand for wood
the timber alone il believed could be nsdo to the
chase money
Also. cra IIOt SEES AND LOTS. In the town of Now
Market being tue junction of james and Tyo River and
fronting upon each and being the only vacant lots that
preached whilst the and Ia the richest OF low
These lots OFFER great Inducements mechanics and others de-
sirous of locating ia healthy prosperous and accessible VII
aRe The improS and dcsrabe and are now
paying heavy rents.
Also. 10 or l2 NEGROES, consisting Of mer, women and
children Among valuable house and
hands These sold for fault whatever and with
great
Also, - pair of hne Mules number OF Saxony M2fino
Sheep selected from the hocks OF box Pateson lot Of fine
Cattle uO cords of Seasoned Woods and other
perishabic property.
TRIMS or the land and houses and lots fourth in
gotabo paper well endorsed payable l2 months after day o
sale remainder In three other annual payments bond
good being required aud the title retained until
the purchase money paa of the payments u bear inter
The negroes stock, &c, will be sold credit of
months Leiabc paper satisfactorily endorsed and interest
added For all sums under $50 cash viii be required
l34dGc.awtgh ap H. MrCLELLAND.
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XXvyaud0t Prolific COrM.-We hnve just
w ceved u small lot of Nv yandot Prolific Corn which
surpasses known for productiveness This
was originally procured from the Wyandot Indians by
In Illinois and received the pre-
MUM the last State Fair. Circulars be
store with directions for planting For sale
5-d&ctsif j. II. THOMPSON g. CO.
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n AND WARRANTY! Lnmd Warrants! We
IL paying the very highest cash price for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties having them for sale woul do well give
~ call. aug l6- dts PETERS, SPENCE s. CO.
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ULAss a RAlNE would Respectfully sta

HDASS n RAfNE womb fcsiccuuty stNte
IN that their stock If SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS &c. is now complete Great pains nave
been Goods made in th" very best manner
indeed they will ayoraby with the best made
Custom Work The Linen Goods were well shrunk before
making The style and elegance of finish rarely
,oualed even fashionable houses in Broadway
New stock consists. in part OF French Cloth
Dress and Frock Coats beautiful Cashmere sns Pants ut all
prices Masees and Linen Duck Suits Vests in great vare
ty Neck Ties Shirts and Collars Drawers Gloves Umbrellas
Canes and general assortment OF YOUTHS AND chill
DRENS CLOTHING We also continue to keep large and
and superior stock Cloths Cassmeres Ncstng which viii
lie made up to order and shortest notice
Tle M bile NAV good Goods and fair dealing
our terms arc cash Those pay. won't have to pay
for those who do not pay. CLASP fAiNr'
i ma o. ,s-Rep copy J. DIXoN, Agt.
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Candidates FOM OFFICE.

" We are requested to announce WIN ID. BRANCH a
candidate for reelection to the Mayoralty of this city
25-dtdet
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ip To THE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL CoUN1Y--lhc under
signed respectfully himself candidate for
suifrages for the office of Sheriff
Whilst regfcttng that his Of such charac
ter him from actively personal
he hopes this fact will be considered sufficient
excuse for his failing comply with established custom
Should be pleasure elect him. lac will faith
fully to discharge the duties of the office
ma Ia -d&c3tawts--Rep copy. Il. T. WITHERS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28
ANOTHER ARRIN Al.

WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assortment Of Out Glass con
ssting of Tumblets, Gobets, Champagnes
AClarets. Wines &c &c
Elegant orpamented Lamp Shades. Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c. &c
A beautiful article Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety OF Glass Ware.
Cut and Pressed, worthy the attedtion OF
Purchasers at
j. PIPER Il cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO an assortment Of Gold and orna
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and iasse|s, complete.
Also. a fine assortment Of Table Covers,
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, &c.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A few
pieces of Carpeting with a very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware ;
Baskets &c, all Of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South
Our assortment Of Goods is now very
complete and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
all ITS departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere.
oct-oi ]. PIPER & co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

MoSrAN X RRo.-1his enterprlsiug firm
notwithstanding the rninons charges fcs
freight down the river Just now, are in re-
veipt Of fresh supply 81 Western Produce
consisting in patti Of Sugar Cured Hams,
fresh Backwheat, pine apple, and fresh
'dair cheese, smoked beef tongue in can
Vass etc. All the substantials, as well as
vlelecacies Of the season can be had, at the
corner of Third and Church streets.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

j. PIrFR Il Co.--For the past four weeks
Piper X Co., have been getting in daily
their present heavy stock of House furnish
ing goods, embracing many superb and
elegant ornamental al ticles for the Parlor
and toilet Citizens Of the opposite. and
adjacent parishes, are beginning 10 find out
the fact that they can purchase, such ar
tic'es much cheaper here than in New Or
leans, and in the assortment of Piper Il Co,
have quite as large variety to select from
as in any one house in the Crescent City.
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ssHt WI = AENas

TNilS we'll known Saloon and 4eN ~
il Restaurat, having under SSSklggY
gone thorough repairs is now ar @@
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other delecacies. to please the palate Of
connotsseprs and bon pirans. The desire of
the proprietor, il to win tor the Gem Saloon,
a wide splead reputation as the best Restau-
rat, in The State outside of New Orleans.
sep-s- Gm. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
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SOFT HATS.

VIZ D. PHILLIPS has just opened
w. large assortment of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion
able styles, shapes and colors, many of
which cannot be found in any other estab-
ishment, to those who are wanting Silk,
Moleskin, and Cashmer Hats, he would
advise them to see his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, the shapes are en-
tirely new and the quality very superior.
oct-12. w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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ks . o. si RNaksl

JUST RECEIVED the following works ,
- Goodriche's Primers and readers; BIZ
bles and Testaments, various binding,
Thornton's and jays Prayerbooks The
Child's Scripture Questions and also;
Brisht's and Gunn's Family Practice, Plu
tarh' s Lives; Paley's evidences of Chris
tlanitY; Clark's Scripture Promises;
Tooke's Pantheon; Methodist Hymns
disclpllnes and catechisms, in various bind
lngs Wesley's, Taylor's-B urber's vii
'age- and RusseFs Sermons Mosbeim's
Church History; Bnnyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gress and Holy War; A PASTORS Sketches
and Pulpit Cyclopaedia, by
aug26. GEO M. HFROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

ARTIFICIAL 1cE.-An Ice machine
has just been completed at the Cuya-
hoga Iron Works, Cleveland, Ohio,
which is capable of producing one ton
Of solid crystal ice in twenty hours. a
trial has recently been made with the
above result while the mercury stood
at 80 deg. in The apartment. The cs-
timated expense Of manufacturing ice
by ,uch a machine, is SIS per ton, or
ouo-fourth of a cent per pound.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

FANCY MILLENARY
LADIES RESS GOODS,
At O,r0MD R,c
At o. co NJ Or

A VERY large stock of Fancy Dress Goods, Just
n opened at our establishment enables US to
present 10 the Ladies OF Baton Rouge aud vicinity,
the most elegant and varied assortment Of Fash
tonabse Dress Goods, ever before offered for sale
n In thsmarket, The ladies respectfully invit-
ed 10 call and examine the stock, ut the store on
Third street. nearly opposite the Post Office.
oct.2l-y.
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BoeEL.-The ladies' should not fail to
cal IN at Bogel's on Lafayette street and
examine his assortment of powders. per
fumes, Costneiques Colosnes etc, for the
toilet. He has now very superior stock.
all fresh from the manufactures.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

HARPER ron NOVEMBER Me Cormic k
Il Go, of the Post Office Literary depot,
have our thanks for copy oftbe November
number Of Harper, with ts usual budget Of
original and select matter Single copies,
ran be had OF Nee & Co also Go'ey's
Lady's Book, Graham, ID other National
Magazines.
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Public Hack,

TIVE public are hereby notified, that the
i undersigned puts nmotion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack
The vehicle will be in charge Of Mr. Brock
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near the Harhey House Orders for
the Hack to be at any particular place at
certain time--ii left at either of the
stables, will be attended to-
iuly29 ROBT BEAL
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28
Fer Slsip George West.

O0na LBS pure and extra white Lead;
GHHH thnn do. Snow White French Zinc;
t6O Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass;
ldO cans Chrome Green and yellow Paint;
Zinc Dryer, Lithargp, Spanish Brown;
yellow uChre. Whiting, Red bead;
German Black, Jnpan bamen and
Light Furniture varnish, Glasier's Points,
Grainers Philadelphia Glue, Bitches Sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, fpr sale low at the
Hardware store of MONrAN b HUGUET
septic Church street opposite Harvey House.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

BALL Ar GREENwsLL.-The last grand
political rally and ball at Greenwell, comes
off on Wednesday The goth inst, Col Pond,
Heron, Allen, and Mcvea, are expected
TO address the people on that occasion.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-28

Mons New Goops.--Yesterday morn
ing, 0'Conor opened few boxes more of
fresh Fancy Goods, including many artl-
cles asked Tor by the ladies' within the past
iew days. There is not better selected
stock OF Fancy Millenary Goods in the
country. than can be found at this establish
ment
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Gbr Dailg Gnlnrt.
BATON ROUGE::::;::""OCT. %, 1855.

TINS EvErrNe.-Tbis evening at the
Court House, the Hon. B. N. @. WALES,
and T.. w RoRERrsoN, are advertised TO
speak, by posters at the street corners