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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

SrABBIsG AFFRArs-A Mas ASD Boy SriBHED.-
little boy, IL years of age, named Charles f. Il.
Grfiths, was srrested by Officer Ryder yesterday a
teruooB for st>bbing a boy named William Brown, -
years Of age in the face with knife and severely njur
Ing him. Browns brother, n smaller boy, was fighting
with Grifitbs. Another lad came up and separated
them, when VIM Brown pushed Grifiiths. The latter
having akne in bis hand stabbed him. The injured boy
was taken TO his home in Furman street, and Gtf-
fths was brought to the FRS! District Station House
end held to bail TO appear.
Solomon Nathan was brought to the Second Dis.
trct Station House. about yesterday, by Officers
Judd and Parks on the charge of stsbbiug Thomas
Brady The parties ere shoemskers and have bench
room at No 10 james street They got into dispute
when Nathan seized shoe knife and stabbed the
other in the arm, inhctiug severe wound. The &c
cus,d was committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

Rrx OvER-A child. five year, Of age, pamed
P.,sey McCary Saturday afternoon in Broad
way by horse and and seriously injured The sufferer
vLs talel TO the New York Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

The Chapel Of the Five Points Mission was re-
opened yesterday. Preaching in the morning by The
Rev. j. w. Il. Wood. and in the afternoon by tho
Rev. Dr. Poster On this the chapel was filed
In every part. The children sang number Of their
ehsDts and hymns in good style. The collection and
subscriptions amounted 10 about sl70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

THg SUNDAY ORDiSAsCg.-David Hanes, hotel
keeper appeared before the City Court on Saturday,
On complaint of violating the ordinance 10 selling
liquor on Sunday. He admitted the sale OF liquor on
one day, and verdict for $50 taken against him,
subject to the exceptions rs in previous suits Of
Of the same kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

CRUELTY TO CBILD.-A man and woman named
4 Ann Smith arrested by Oheer boya OF toe Iafi
DISTRICT Pcce on saturday on complaint Of crlelly treating
child Of which they have the IL gil about ten years
DO and her boSy presents blne aud bseksnei apposae
trn bearing reaching her shouldsrs down The
ceused before Bschy ani the woraa
was sased SO bal. The ~ss committed IheJ
resids n Twenty tIst street, Govsnus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

AccIpEyT PROM CAaPHEsE.--On Saturday night
capphera lamp exploded in dwelling No p Madison
street ard burned Of the ooouPants SIR Schwartz 10
dangerous msIutr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

DEATH or JosEPH CUR1Iss Mfr. Joseph Cutdss
died at his residence in Lexington avenue on Saturday
evening, after illness of four days. Mr.. Cartiss
was born in NewtowD, Conn, in 1892. At the age Of
sixteen he came to this city. He has taken an activs
part in most of the benevolent enterprises which have
been Undertaken here from that time to this For
twenty years he belonged to the Fire Department, and
he introduced the use of the torch and hOse carriage.
He was one of the founders Of the House OF Refuge.
Long time trustee of the Public School Society, he
wal present at the laying Of the cornerstone of the
first Public School building erected in the city, ard
heard the address delivered by De Witt Clinton on
that occasion Since the reorganization Of the schools
he has been q school officer, and until last year was
member Of the Board of Education. His funerstwill
be held at Dr. Belows's church on Tuesday, at pm
TIKI FnIGRASr CosMIssIOs.-The COmmisSorsr3
of Emigration held special meeting Saturday morn
ing 10 confer regard the best course to be pur-
sued b. them in view of the deficiency in the means at
their disposal for the support Of sick and destitute emf
grants chsrgeable to them. They seem TO entertain
the idea that they will be enabled to continue the sup
port Of the Quarantine establishment at Staten Island
the lar ding depot at Castle Garden and the Labor
Exchange in this city, and have surplus This sup
ply might, however, unless emigration should IN
cres se considerably be inadequate to the support of
the Wards Island establishment, This matter was
referred to the Retrenohment Comittee with the OBJ
jet Q. ascertaring the possibility Of further reduction
in the expenses of the Commission. In view of the
possibility of an unfayorable report the following
adopted:
Re.rs5 That the for this Eosri be requested
pepsre sn regard the duty the Governors Of
,A Aims House the support Of alien
egran this CITY and county when CURED DO TO be
NH
ther.r a. Generally the rights and dudes Of the Com
Gaxsr ctiyry 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

BRooKLrs CIR MORrALITY.-The total number OF
deaths in this city Last week a. of which SO were
males and SO females OF these 81 were adults and
SO minors. The principal dlseas's were: S.'det
fever, 9; commissions ard dropsy in the head, each
oor SUMPTION s. and puerperai fever, each;
Inflammation OF liver and Inflammation of lungs each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

BURGLAR CAPTURED.-James Murray was arrested
b, Officer Cullen Of the Third District Police Ss;uray
ire charge II entering the house nj Cshanns Nelly corner OF
VA Bruut and Dix streets during her abeace and stes
thefrfrom $50 eah 1t .uppOsed that ne also visited
bou,e In the ueghbOrhood from which be stole god watch
nm Ind ring found bis possession Hs
" u locked Up for . hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

TIE Ccnrni-sCDefs sppctLtrd under the art Of Con
gree 70 cary effect errsia s?alsous o the treaty b.
,.e fhe itef of Ae s And Mckee the l5th Of
Arr Igse received Sl5f5I Dste1dar. J1fson esueod
. 7 % Gift .nd took necessary rrcceei1s TO ts h claim
49, r.,e plaintiff cIriCrsd ey al costs aad
SsI arising frum Bis uAkSs sgeh claim. % froa ,s
'ectesz tie Iaent ofths SAL of 81 SI % -
ee.east that scou ThLs acton Il bra s1 % re-
cover such dsusse IA dAasses caused b. eontesS sSf
s plaintiff entitled ressoaAss eS9ases fses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sales as the Stock Exchange. APRIL IL.

~ 0fs. sssss.sssssss 2 81
10 Mich. 80. n Il. Ia R.R. 90
100 Panama Bsilrosd los;
IN III. Central z R....b>o gs
90 Cleye. 4 Pits RI. 100 -
80 Cleve., G. 4 Gin. k.R .loi
IA GleDa and Chic. R. R.iis
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Im,uAa Iunnr MnncAM

In WAS JUDGE MORGAN the gen.
tleman whom we yesterday reported
as having rescued negro girl and a
white baby from drowning at Milne
burg on Friday last was Judge Morgan
of the Second District Court. the
romance of the affair is somewhat
lessened by the fact that the negro
and baby were both his own. For a
time the judge was in 8, tight place
The baby was the special object OF
his leap into the lake; but as soon as
be seized it the negro seized him, and
but for the speedy arrival Of assistance
all three might have been lost. We
congratulate the Judge on his lucky
escape. crescent.
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ATTENTION

The friends of Fillmore and DonolsoD,
are requested to meet at the Court House,
on SATURDAY evening, at half past sew
en- o'clock, for the purpose of amore thor
ough organization, as contemplated by the
resolutions Of the State Convention Of the
American Party. 15
A full attendance is particularly re-
1uested. A. M. DUNN,
iuly10-td. Chairman Of Com
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT PH1LA-
DELPIA.-The wharf at the foot of
Reed street, in Philadelphia, caved in
on the evening of the LIST, and the
heavy shears used by Merrick & Sons,
for raising machinery, fell among the
crowds of men, women and children
who were promenadipg It reported
that from twenty to thirty persons
were crushed, manned or drowned.
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CORR pOn1pHNO E.
srarsariH1o LArpiva, July 9Th, 1856

SPRINGFIELD LANDING, July eth, 1900
Mr.. Comet t---Lt costs nothing TO
spend the Fourth when it comes
and as you have no doubt booked The
manner ID Which it came off ut tho
Capital, let me say how We got it off
our hands, at Springfield We had a
fish-fry The boys and glrls came to-
gether, according to venerable custom
aud we proceeded TO the limpid waters
in small and interesting parties Of two,
To entrep the sidney citizens Of the
deep We soon obtained enough to
fry, and the incense thereof, went up
to heaven whilst glad hearts and
happy souls rejoieed at tho delightful
prospect Morry hearts were there
and tefe-d- tete3 took place through
sympathy. Tho cloth was spread,
and on it placed--bon, bons, ice
creans, sugar plums, anohoyios, sar-
dimes and things Miss ----, pres
ided AS the interesting hastloss on this
momenteons oocassion Nothing oc-
caslon Nothing occurred TO mar the
pleasure except the efforts of u small
slnall juvenile, to choke. Patting Oh
tho back after the proper and approx
ed fashion, made him throw it up y
a spoon. Some gentlemen on gal
larry platform doubtless discussing
the late proceedings Of the late con-
veution, lost their footing and came
with a crash, to the ground. The
ladies screamed; the small boy was
left TO take care Of himself, and the
table was abandoned to see the cause.
| am reluctant to tell the TRUTH but
the fact is, the fall was occasioned by
one Of the parties in q s.3irited manner
attempting TO illustrate to the other
the ninth section of the Cincinnati
Conventiod. A shower came up and
made US leave the ground. Some OF
ladies were made beautifully less by
the water, and vanished into thin air
Your friend, JAcoB,
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/. III A G A II d.

The undersigned citizens Of Baton Rouge,
and vicinity, being DESTROYS Of hearing your
able exposition Of Divine Truth-would be
pleased to hear you deliver public dis
course upon the same-at such time as
will suit your convenience. s
a1it We respectfully suggest the Court House
as the place. Very respectfully,
Your ob't. serv'ts.
Philip Winfree, Hy. L. Daigre, William
Garig,S S. Hall, Q, Perry Skolfeid, y: A.
Stuart, J. g. Washington, G. NJ. Washing
ton, James Turner, b. M. Brooks, Thomas
Barker, E. Hawes, VIM. Brown, a. e
Russ, q. b Patterson, y Fa1rnbachez, J
Piper. Sr
TO Rev. NJ. N. BylNGroN,
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RAvAcEs OF THE WoRM IN CorToN
AND Conn In MIssIssIPPE.--The Jack
son Flag Of the Union, Of Thursday
last, says
We hear sad news from all this Sec
ton, Of the rayages of the worm in the
cotton and corn. In many cases fields
Of. haHdreds Of acres of corn and cot
ton have been laid waste. We have
met with many planters within few
days past who have been sufferers
their prospects utterly blighted. Some
consider i the regular cotton caterpil-
lar Of 1876; while others say it is on
species Of grass worm. in great num-
beers, not heretofore known to depre-
date on the cotton or corn to any con-
siderable extent.
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TnE t,anAf RArlrleATIoN IN New

Tue GREAT RArlFIoATIoN In NEW
NBw ORLEANS. Want of room pre-
vents our giving The details Of the
g Great Democratic Ratification Meet
ing 2 10 New Orleans the other day.
Indeed tho proceedings Of any ratlii-
cation takes up just SO much room in
the papers, That might be given with
more profit to the community, filled
with anything else Read the full
proceedings Of ono Ratification on each
side. and that will servo for the entire
canvass. Get the bend Of the affair,
and title Of the paper in which 1t Is
published, and add them together,
aud you may subtract the essence Of
tho proceedings For the ratification
in New Orleans, The other day, the
Courier has the following head =
Grand Ratification Meeting p
1.-THE response of New Orleans."--
The friends Of constitutional Lib.
erty, States Rights and True Amer
ican Progress out in force The
Deita in milk and water fashion
gives the following heal.
THE DEM 0gRATIo Y
RATIFICATION MEETING.
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InELANp.---Every son Of the Elmer
aid Isle on the Ocean, who venerates
the memory Of Currap, Grattin and
Emmet; and into whose soul the mel
ody Of Tom Moore penetrates should
DO "Kuow-Nothing.' The cruel
policy Of England, has turned the Is.
land into a desert waste. The exodus
Of The Irish people from their native
shores has been for the last five years;
as follows, in 1851, 264,537 ; 1862,
224,9o7 1853, 100000; 1854, 15o,-
200; 1855, 1854. aa a
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THE VERY LAST PuFF 0UT.--That
indefatigable eompounder Of simples,
and maker Of Sugar coated, pills, and
sweet bitters--Dr. ]. G. AVER, has got
up puff, that caps the climax. It
purports to come, from his Serene
Highness, of THE moon ''Tang-sen-tsing
Minister in chief Of the restored I'm
perial Ming dynasty, destined by heav-
emily wisdom to rule in China" and is
no doubt as genuine as any puff, ever
was, 1t runs thus E
To DoeToh AVER, in America. The
gtedt curing Barbarian of the outside country
Yonr present of sweet curing seeds (PRts)
and fragrant curing drops (PertoraD Of the
Cherry smell, has been brought TO Hung
sen- Tsene--the mighty Emperor (Kwang-
tol of The terrible, stout Ming dyrasty, by
grace of Heaven revived after an interval of
ages. Prince Of Peace (Ta-ping- Wang Of
Climatic central flower land. He difec-
ted his powerful Mandarins to give them
to The sick according to what the Intcrpr-'-
tefs read from your printed papers (airfc-
tioas) Be profoundly happy, o wise Bar
barianl for !, Yangseu Using. say it. Your
curing seeds and sweet curing drops were
given To the sick in his army OF the Winged
Sword, and have made them we'll Be
profoundly bappy while you'ive, for this
is known TO the Mighty Emperor Of China,
who approves your skill and permits you
10 send more Of your curing Medicines for
his fierce armies Of nyriads Of men.
They may be given to Chang il, chief
Mandarin OF the Red Button al Shanghai,
who will repay you with Tea, or Silk, OF
Cold
The high Mandarins Of China have heard
of yonr great knowledge, surprising all
foreigners, even aspiring to equal the divine
wisdom oil ouz own healing teachers, who
make remedies that cure instantly, We
are pleased TO know that you bow in trem-
bling terror before oli Mighty Emperor,
Written by YANG SEU-TSlNG, Min.
ister-in-chief of the restored Imperial Ming
dynasty, destined by the heavenly wisdom
to rule in China.
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MODERATELY NUMEROUS !
MUSIC Observation-Disclosures do
NOR WILDLY ENTHUSIASTIC.

Judge Duabar's Speech, more Pee1-
lar than dct7ptable.--M. Soule
Speaks Mr.. Vallerc Speaks -
Gen. Cfona@ performs q telling ep-
igode.--Mr. fillmore concludes, and
the !" aaaterryied 3" disperse. Sic
transit, dc.
May not the character of the meet
ing be arrived at, by drawing a line
midway between the two heads.
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Nntiee.

I TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
a. tor their past liberal patronage and soli-
citing an extension of their favors, at the
same time would inform them and the COM
munity at large thas have this day assoc
ciated with myself George Forest Of
Plaquemine. The business will be con-
tinued under the name ard firm Of Brown
Il Forest. 5afga da3{8 y3fthH
Baton Rouge july1 J. w. BROWN.
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Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment of China Glass
n and Flint Ware, Ornamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Self-Sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps. !. ~
Also, just received d fine assortment of
Rocking Chairs, Armolrs. tables, &c, &c.
iuly1O. j., PIPER & co.
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Il don't care 50 much about the
bugs" said Mr.. Wormley to the head
of the genteel private family in which
he resides, ]" but the fact is, marin, [
ha'n't got the blood to spare, you see
that Yourself. y
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DIED.

on the evening If the 3D. inst, Cary
IrRToN, daughter Of DR.. J w. and FRAN
oEs,E. HARMON, aged years and days
Her remains were taken to Baton Rouge
fer interment,--I NJ. o. Creole. ys..-
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10 Russia, in view of the continued de-
velopment of its commercial relations with
China, has just appointed Charged d.aFai-
res to take the place Of the Consul who
formerly represented her near the Cover
nment of the Celestial Empire. The
name Of the new functionary is Baron So
limski. He will reside one half of the
year at Macao and the other at Canton
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FOR SALE.

TIME PROPERTY acquired by ffs,Sa
i the ladies' of Sacred Heart, of lii Na
]. J. Burk, consisting of some fifteen -
acres Of land and buildings and improve
nents, all in good condition, subject toa
temporary lease. For terms and details,
apply to Father Abadie at the Jesuits Col
lege or to- ). ). Burk, at his office on Lalay-
cite Street. July stf
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THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
| the public that they have in the City
Of Baton Rouge, one Of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture Of every description Of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULD7NGS,
Turning, Planning, Tongueing and t,roov-
ing; and that they are fully prepared to
contract for the erection OF Building &c.
IL Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terms. f#
july11. .anaa BROWN & FOREST.
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important ID the Trade.

r HAVE on hand, in good condition, $50
l. Kegs Prime Lard, which viii sell in
lots at New Orleans quotations, thus en-
abling purchasers to save freight, drayage.
&C., &c. Those wanting will please cali
early. iuly10) JOSHUA BEAL.
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II, How THE WoRLp is GIVEN TO LIE
iiNe.---A report has been extensively
circulated, that Strang the Mormon
leader was killed last month. We
found tho particulars Of his killing,
and gave them, with comments. -
Now, it seems that this, isfalse like all
the agreeable intelligence floating
about Strang was living, on the 2lst
ultos1 aaa trs7t 1890 9GeAw 1HT
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iai ehois ny w Wv e'aaaos' Ss~y
thing thaAlauguago verbal and writ
ten, has become verbose; prolix and
tedious, by multiplicity Of words
So much 50, that only soant fourth
of the Anglo Saxon race, ever master
their native tongue-"the kings Eng
lish." The same may be said Of 9th
er languages with equal force Of APP
plication. Gramarians and Lexicog-
raphers, instead Of endeavoring to
trim of the absurd barbarisms Of the
tongue, have kept them in tho nursery,
az q kind of banking .capital, with a
foundation no less extensive tlan hui
man credulity itself How many diff
ferent editions of our own Noah Web
ster are there? Get them together,
and the apex Of the pyrimia would DO
its foundation. The books have been
getting larger and larger, each sue
ceeding edition, until the "Roya1 DC
tapo' size, il as much az a man may
carry. Compare MIR. Noah Webster
with DR.. Samuel johnson, and it will
be plainly seen, that in another half
century Of backward advancing, we
shall not be able to understand the
mother tongue.
Any effort to reduce language to
scientific rules and abrdge an arbitra
ry and meaningless photography !,
should find favor, with oil the true
friends Of progress.
Fashion, which is the despot that
rules us all has crept into the pull
pit, and sways the political speaker on
The stump. II the former does not
have some peculiar manner of pro-
nouncing certain words, differently
| from others; and the latter does not
take on himself some coquettish airs
with the English, they are each pro-
nounced common place. .4
1t is high time that language should
be spoken as IL is written, and that
the obstacles which close up the door
to popular education should be thrown
wide open. What is The fact in ref
erence to this interesting matter
Why children are placed at school as
soon as they can lisp word intelligi-
bly, and the best half Of their lives
spent on the school-house bench. Pho
netic science proposes to shorten the
distance to the store house of knowl-
edge itproposes to lopI off the excres-
cencies of language and reduce it to
fixed and undertaking rules. The
friends of Phonetic science, do rot ask
mankind, to take single step in this
direction, without feeling safe as to
the solidity Of the ground. Apply
the science of Geometry to its rules
the discord dies away, and harmoni-
Gus music is the result.
AS life is short to save time is to
lengthen existence. It not the mum
Der of days we live, that makes upthe
sum it is the pulsations of the gen
erous heart, directed by the light OF
intelligence
Suppose (and the idea, is by nc
|
means Utopian) that the important
truths Of religion were embraced in a
single volume Of half dozen intelli.
gible pages; suppose the law, was
cleared Of its verbose nonsense, and
interminable trash; that it were made
ineligible to the people who are &c
be governed BY its How sensibly
would every branch of human enquiry
feel this important advance movement
in the progression to better order o
things.
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: : : > =. : : = : :
MARRIED.,

On the 9th instant, at the residence Of
Monget, by PA. Walkef,Esq, Mr.. Wms
RI WHlrE to Miss Manor THoMs, all Of
this Parish. A M H
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Heads of Families and Hotels, Bakers,
Cnnfee finners and Tralesmnn.

4 RE solicited to bear in mind that ! am
IA now receiving, three times per week,
large lots Of fresh ground st. Louis Flour,
aside from my own manufacture, which
can specially recommend to the attention
Of all. Ny Flour is all ground to order, of
sound, selected wheat, and we'll milled.---
Persons DESTROYS Of securing the best will
please send their orders to -, ,.... .9.
ily1O III @.aa JOSHUA BEAL.
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strF.The 7'hibodaua Minerva, says,
q, new Masonic Lodge is about being
opened at Napoleonville, Parish Of
Assumption, under the title of la
rourche Lodge, No"
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Land at a Rargain.

e8E.8 ID LAHH ~ IL AfSdIMs ssli a45
900 ACRES Of well timbered land,
DIV admirably adapted for .wood
yard. The land is located in the Devils
Swamp, about II miles above this city,
and fronts the river. Thirty acres Of itare
under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had, by making immediate appli-
cation to Ha;sg.tf.
july9-tf. L. e. POWERS Il co.
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Notice to Contractors.

n N 1NOLlCE 10 NDHtFHIUFb. N q -1----
CEALFD PROPOSALS for furnishing
y materials and building ten 10y Brick
Cisterns for the use Of the Fire department
Of the City Of Baton Rouge will be received
at the Sherif's office until Thursday the
oath inst, at ~ o'clock M, the specifea-
lions can be seen at said office. All
4se84 lSeM4HART,
- n Committee. E. W. WILLIS,
-. - -------s ~ - 4 II n u IL NJ p !
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Spefial Notices
Attention Firermen.

THE regular monthly meeting Of L&0
| Independence Fire Company No.
q, will be held ON "a TURf,A
NTGHT, 18th inst, at o'clock.
by order Of Che Foreman. ~sAs--1 -s aaS
julyl0.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,
~ w. BANG, would respectfully inform
VI. his old friends ard the public, tbathe
has returned to this City, and Will shortly
open music store. Orders, now, for tun-
ing or repairing will be promptly attended
to. Address G. w. Bang, Post office.
iI1Iv6-im ~ aLM-A@ aaa9