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Talk on sChattge.

The mild weather that we have had for the past
few days has had great effect in suppressing any
speculation in Western products. The river opposite
the city is rising with some rapidty. 1t will not be
many days before We shall have the pleasure of re-.
cording large arrivals from the West. There are
many fatboats on the way hither, with full loads of
The usual kinds Of produce which yearly come to our
market. We daily receive reports Of decline or fall
in the waters of Red river, but somehow or other
boats continue to arrive daily with good loads Of cot
ton. The 1azoo continues in good boating order, and
the Arkansas is in the same condition.
Yesterday was another foggy, misty day, turning
into rain towards night, and causing much Interrupt
lion to the great trade going forward on the steam
boat landing in fact, the Levee from the upper
limits of the First District to the tobacco warehouses
3 in the Third District, was unusually animated when
The rain set in The arrivals of vessels continue fully
up to the requirements Of trade and cotton it will
be Observed has been shipped to Liverpool at 9-l6d
Ffelshts, at this time last year were advanced 3D.
to Liverpool for cotton and led for corn, and he. to
Havre Tor cotton and Soc for wheat. The tonnage in
port at this time is rather than at the same time
last year, though the number Of vessels sixteen less
we observe IN our contemporary, the Bulletin a
communication from an extensive ship owner in Bos-
ton relatng to the high charges and expenses on YES
els in this port Some time sincewe observed a COM
munication from New York in the same journal com
planning of the mode Of dividing commissions Oh
freight between captains of vessels, agents and ship
ers discerning to convey the impression that was
t recent origin.
We are aware Of the system Gf system it can be
called) dating as far back the years S2S29 when
prominent ship broker Of that day in order to OBJ.
tain the consignment of vessels when thew were unpr
the control Of the captains, introduced the mode of
allowing captains q and sometimes Il per cent. on
the amount OF freight on condition that the vessel
should be placed in his hands. TWAS thus introduced
into this city by Boston commission merchant, and
the Boston agents engaged in purchasing cotton i'm
proved on it for their own benefit, by exacting half
commissions on al freghts given to vessel, though
regularly consigned to a commission house. 1t will
be observed that this division Of gains no new thing
in this city, nor did it have its inception among the
regular and old established shipping and commission
merchants, but is an invention and introduction from
Good old New England.
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.FeeC Goods
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FASHIONABLE HUNTER CLOTHING


FASHIONABLE HUNTER CLOTHING
GentIcmen's Furnishing Goods,
LEIC3 HTON d 3 ARB OTIS,
Corner Cnl.al and st. Charles
We have Just received fresh assortment of Beautiful WIN
TER CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing Goods, Of the latest
styles, aud in endless variety.
Persons DESTROYS presenting their friends with suitable
CHRISTMAS GIFTS, will DO well TO call and examine
adapted TO suit every taste.
Clothing.
Rici Velvet, silk and Cash'nere VESTS
Fine Black Doeskin and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
OTERC0ATs, TAiMAS PALETOTS.
FkOCk and DRESS COATS,
And full assortment Of every ether description.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Beautiful Dressing Gowns, from s. 70 So
Metno Cude7slifts, Of all prices
Flannel =. -. -.
Drawers, Of Mrrino, Flannel, Gotten, etc
Hail Hose OF Merino Cotton, Lisle Thread, Silk, ETC
Linen Cambria llkts-25 each and upwards.
sisprn!ers, of every style and qualify.
ClnbrclAs-from - to S..
trNyNts. Neck Ties, Sclsfs ETC. in endless variety.
Jou,ins Kid Gloves, and every other kind.
And other articles 100 numerous 10 mention.
Shirts.
Ou9 Shirt Department, frYosGLy known Is, cYer well
supplied with tile
leighton Celebrated First Premium Shirts.
Liner. SnirIs, from. 3 upwards,
Linen ucspu Shirts, N 81 p, 81 -, s., 81 80.
Eyos Shirts with without ruNes.
Noroubp show goods Our friends and the public
specially Invited cal! establishment the old and well
known .taId eorl.er CANA and St Charles streets.
de- u LEIGHTON & BARBOT.
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BATON ROUGE GAzETTE AND CoMET--In consc-
quence Of the death of the lamented Judge Nc
fWhorter the Baton Rouge Gazette office was recently
sold for the benefit of his estate. It was purchased
by Mr.. Geo A. Pike, Of the Baton Rouge Comet, and
Mr.. W. Fl. CrenshaW, both of whom we know well
and can bear testimony to their ability and character
This sale and purchase led to the merging of the two
establishments into one, under the name and style of
Gazette and Comet" to be carried on by the afore.
said gentlemen
This arrangement, it seems to u.s. cannot fail to be
advantageous laround. Two daily papers are amply
sufficient for a town of the size of Baton Rouge
three, at least one too many We wish the publishers
both Of whom are old and intimate friends-the
very fullest measure of professional distinction and
pecuniary success their lotiest ambition can temnt
them to aspire to- They are able, faithful, and de-
serving extended patronage and consideration from
the public.
En- PEASANT, it is worthy Of remark that this union
Of the subscription books of two well established Off
ces will probably. give the !" Gazette and Comet the
largest circulation of any paper in the State, pub
lished outside Of New Orleans.
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IEGeEtEaaee Blanche.


" me BlanC.H' Farewell Visit New Orleans Residence No
1s35 Carondele street, near Julia.
The Madame scientific Astronomer and AsyoIorst or
Planet cudcr Size dc"rs all the hunuggery Of cards etc
pracced by many calling themselves irolo.ists and
derives her knowledge alone from the starry heavens From
them She rends all events Of life past, present future Tie
Of any and all kinds Of business what kind Of business
will he most in the absent friend, and
relatives: also selects for persons born in March, Ap Nav
June, September, October and December, numbers that will
draw capital prizes i'll the Havana Alabama MARYLAND ot
teres Parents having children born the above months can
have their numbers selected and draw prizes on them
The Mudames stay in the city very limited therefore all
wishing consult her call soon. Correct date Of birth IN.
dpcnsablc All business attended by letters the same
called personally. Letters containing postage stamp an.
sWered Immediately.
Reading the Panesladies, 81 S. Gentlemen s. to s.
Lottery numbers 81. Tall mans SO $50 Dice hours from
A. N. 10 ?. N. Remember the number 80 CAroulcet
Also for sale the Great Roman TH>uuu by the aid Of
which persons gain in BUSINESS, love or
A lS-i
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THE MAms-We do not know that it is Of any nse
say any thing regarding the mails. 1t is so long
since we received our exchanges in regular schedule
time, that We have forgotten when it was In the
mean time we have only to remark that we received
New York papers yesterday Of the 2lst inst, three
days past due. Possibly there may be change in
March next.
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SIAIIONERS' WAREHOUSE
No. 60 Camp street.
T Q Y BOOKS, UZZLES, MES
And Dfssected Maps,
Suitable for Children Of both These rvenic Inve,l-
tons intended Tor the intellectual amusement Of Chdrca
and have been selected with the by the subscriber
~ E- g IT II Il t.
No SO Camp street,
Where, also viii he Foun. full and we'll selected stock d.
JUVENILE WORKS ands
JUVENILE ANIMALS,
Comprising the best collections ever received freq, the Ameri
and English Press, and wouli respectfully invite Pare1t.
Guardians and others call and examine his uEequaled
sOr.ment Of
CHILpRENS BOOKS,
p CANES,
PUZZLES ETC., etc.
j. 3. STEEL,
a Law Publisher, Bookseller and Sta.iorer
G-9 -iRT Cd Camp street.
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CR1sP's GAIETY-Dedut Of Mrs Cheyri.-Mrs.
Walter Cherr the English coincidence made her first appear
ance IN ibis country last night the Gaey Thcaie In the
farce of Day in Paris she portrayed five Characters and
achieved very decided success The audience which was
very me one considering the bad state Of the weather. encored
her heartily throughout Being called out at the ciosc Mr.
Crsp appeared with her and made speech appropriate to the
OCCASION From one remark which he made thar his wife
daughter Hd sister fairly embarked in the a;ety
en'eise WIN NM the audience rss learned that Mrs Chcri
was ms sister We shall take another to notice Mrs
Gse<ceences particularly She appears 10 night in the same
piece as last night, A Day in Paris
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GRAND LoDGE, /. Q. Q. ia special meeting of
the r. w Grand Lodge Of Louisiana called for this
evening, to commence at halfpast Z O'Clock. See
notice elsewhere.
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IEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HousE.-Matt Peel and
trodpe will give of their and funniest Eiopn
treats arory Hall night whether the weather he good or
bad They are just as good at the Anoy they were at the
phiteRter and those seen them for several
past should go and see them again,
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Secondhand Furniture 3oeFoHF.

The highest Cash Price paid !or all de- ril- o: Secord
hand Furniture Persons leaving he city aid wishing to dis
pose Of their furniture, will ind to call On
III undersigned.
AhoSecondhanl Furniture sold exrIorecd and reratred
?. II. TOURNE,
nj 2u2m ~ MISUNDERSTOOD
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n8- Mr. J. a. Freleigh, clerk of the steamer
John sinonds, has our thanks for late papers.
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r. sW0ltsf7'Q.

=. .W0(f0s'Q.
6s..,.....R 4 l. : L IL Z f T......G7
Has received by The last from Europe very fine AS
sornen' OF FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAFIER MAGGIE WARE. A
choice lot OF PLATED WARE of Chrsofc Alfeie and Eng.
jsh manufactures; fine China Ware all kinds Toilet and
Travelling Boxes tor Ladies and Gentlemen.
A fine lot of CUT GLASS WARE OF all descriptions
The attention of the public also called 10 fpe asort,
ofCRCMH CLOTHS and DRuGGETS Of Superior qualify and
Of the largest dimensions.
Always on hand large and splendid stock FURNITURE
for BtdroomS Parl6ys and Dining Rooms q the aaps pattern
and finish.
Old Oak Book Cases, Chairs French Mirrors; large assert
men of Curtain Stus i Ornaments tim2r Tns>us Window
Shades, etc, etc.
~Best Purified COLA OIL. for C0cel and Moderator
Lamps 900 oras,
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WI, EE, CGgFepS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Practices i'll Poine Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West Fe
licinua 100 lul.
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Z PELICAN Hook AND LADDER CoMpAsY.--This band
Of gallant young Fefn held their annual election last night
Mt r aIdaw was Promoted 70 the Presidency Mr. A. A.
Lpsconb retained in his former Office Of Foreman their card
in another column will show Of the other officers
eleced2 From this we should Judge that Pelican boys are
all right and as much Of ever May their shadow
never be less.
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ORLEANS 1HEATER.-fhe grand opera Of The
Jewess will be given tonight with Mile Mper M,n. -
ouche and Messs Moulin unca and Tournade in the nri
pal characters The Jewess is 3evy greatest pro
duc;ons and is one Of those operas which bring all the
and masical resources Of the Orleans into play
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SONNEkALB BROTHERS,

&! alF:Fr7 street.
?. S2iesTs. S. BROTHERS have rnc.!.-t nv rocr; .r
walls from Bremen and HAVrc, Igc additions toir ..
which they invite the attention of Country ny Nr s.
d 2Jlm
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81 lhARLEs 5IIlEATER. The stock company of
the St Chatles will tonight show their stro,, n ~ ,
OF aNSofong interest" Lueetia Borgan and lack srrn
pard Mrs Glads;ane and Mr.. Nage lead the first and Mr.
Magic and MI Dear lead the last piece This hill of r
asetiseness to thelover Of the thrilling and coucaI
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GEoUEs tt3eE Russian &'stFs.
CONE TO THE LADIES'
FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies' will b" find an unlimited stock Of all kinds
ii Fancy Goods; 1000 yards Of rich French SILKS.
50 CASES PAEIS MADE EpNNETS
800 rich lac and Muslin Sets Russian Fur. 2N wool
Plaid @hHws;& full assortment Of rich aces and Rblo@ In
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new STYLE
Role. de Cnbre, 800 Rich Embroidered lIundkcclcfs
full Of Dress Goods Rich Fo"nccd Barcres Or
gAndir and Tissues full Bridal and Rihy Ar
r"S Ladies Embroidered Under skirts and new, STYLE or,.t,
ies Rich Shell Combs; Fancy Bag, and Poeoniaes and
as this is already known It's the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MNNTIL1A FACTORY.
amt the only one II the city that keeps unlimited SOC ot
FhpAkS, ALL STYLES, for Ladies, Misses and Battles WE
"lII.SEll. SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, of OUR OWN
NANCFAcTCRlNG at half the usual price, and will g,ara.
tee 10 sell them less than half the price those houses that 40
Oh North to buy some Cloaks to sci! again.
Merchants buying, C'oake bounets, Silks Emhrolertes or
any Fancy tioUde should call at la CAN Al STREET
D. E. kEEGAN,
az Zpbrh IA Canal street
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~ We are indebted to Senator slidell, and the
Hons Miles Taylor and Geo. Eustis, for late public
documents.
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oFGED Goods.
L r y n X l. 7 \ r O 3 Z r I S.
No. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has Just received and is opening magnificent stock
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The complete assortment Useful and Fancy Articles
such RS Pap!eF Mache Table, Desks, Wcrk Boxes etc Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes Jewery
Cases, Forte 1ionnaies, Card Cases, egg.
PERFUMERY
LHbn Extracts, choice Colleagues Soaps Po
mHies, ETC. etc.
BRUSHES
Hair, Tooth, Clothes and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REEOLEERS-A large stock Of these well known
PISTOLS will always be kept hand.
Purchasers whether Wholesale retail invited 10 ex.
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur.
cha,ts.
Pc Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2u No. % Camp the fIn+r1
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{. The COMMON CouNolL.--Both Boards Of the Com
mon Council convene at the City Hall this evening.
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OLYMPIC & CO.,
Respectfully informs Indies thnt they have just cccTcd
extensive and choice Of latest Style iio cOnp-i
Ing principally Bonne,s nud CApots, Artificial Flowers,
Flonced silk Dresses MORE Antique Striped and Ph S,
Printed Foulr Dresses Flouuced tfreaine and silk M=$a
Dresses Cashmere Shais SILK and onlcr sLawl E4i' HH4
Cloth Clou Six Clocks Embroidered IaHikeTcies Late
Style Furnishing Goods Mourning Furniture inoi- Hak AID
Coorci Eruges, Trimmings Ribbons, Lac"s tUure, Jr"t
limitations, Fancy Articles,
The dove articles having bacn carefully SELECTED l., Mr..
Olympic in the hest Pann loe,, ladies' it IS hoped ii -
tend 10 the establishment a. kid patronage heretofore
OLYMPIC II CO.,
I'm - sfy.r
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. GRAND IoMBoLA.-We refer our readers to the adj
Pertiseen ~ another column, Of $1,000 worth
Of property 4 has features at attEaciiyeuess
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GE0Ues at IS Gents q Fair!

Jus: received by The hrugo, 600 dozen inIitnto
JOuEIN'S GLOVES. For sale al IS cents q pair by
LION & PlNSARD,
d2Q 2pSt c. and Is Royal street. corner 0f Brnyip
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TUESDAY. MORNING, DECEMBER 50, 1856.
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GaFis3sataS FSI'cSfnfs:
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLE
FOR THE MILLIO
i II Ts1:r q TT,

Is opening his stool, Of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
tile II hest rn unrest that have been offered Ills pu
!ic embracing every variety IT,
Furnished Fancy Work Boxes, Dressing ant T7'c faees;
Work Tables AID Stands, fine EsisJ Papier Mach Ilo,s
Jewel Cases, ETC. Bohemian lass ald China Tor $50.
Vases, nfar Boxes etc; fine I1as Hobby Horses;
Carriages, HUggics, Pr0pclIcr Tool Boxes;
Games, Puzzles, Flags er.
y. l,-Nrpot Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings. ~ 9r 4
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III. n. ssfck!cy,

No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention 'ol purchasers new
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES, Tor Ladies', Of the pattern
faithful Workmanship
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen Of cvcy pattern. Tko
whole in Is Gold Cases.
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS anal .
any watch for time.
large assortment of CIAI and SETS OF JEW ET to7
Ladies'.
Far Rings, BreHat Pins, Finger Rings, Bracelets Al
assortment Of Specacles for every and Steel
Frames, including the finest Pebble Lenses
Every Article warranted the best and will be sold lower
than ordinary Jewey usually utmost prictual
ity and dispatch in the repairing Of Watches Having unusal
facilities work will be dcIe moderate prices Silver Te
made to order Diamonds reset, Jewey repaired To-
neateNt manner. Mo 2pf
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II. FbsrF'DE s Co.,.

STREET,. ..........37t
Have received BY the latest arrivals the IT,. ItIsI
NESS BOOKS:
Ro"ett's Ateres Tables, j. VI, Prices Talt, cerg.
Exchange Elat's Expedious Measuer and Lifted >;4.es
Tariff.
Also extensive assortment of Treact Ere And Afri-
FANCY STATIONERY
The best Of English, American and French PAPER ~
BLANK BOOKS, always hand.
P. DUREL & CO.,
dl 2ptf ~ I'll srir,. e,raat
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.VesC Years Gifts !

M e w Y Il ~ r. e g TT s. !.
LION G. PINSARD,
&c and GS Royal ST., corner Of Bienyillc,
Have rccevehy the ship Barney from uavr the balance Of
their stock Of goods for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAYS,
--aNOug which art
Z 0 vs. TO IS!i TOISi!t
OF all kinds and all prices from Tie ordinary 10 the
fine.
magnificent assortment Of ARTICLES OF FANCY and of
ART
and Statuettcs.
4 beautiful assortment Of LAMPS
FRENCH JEWELRY set viii. DIAMONDS and ether fine
Stones.
GOO boxes CHOCOLATE 4 Ia CREME, af superior quality
manufactured by the first estau luent in Paris Boxes Of
sizes to suit every purchaser
LION 4 PINSARD,
d29 2pst G5 and GS Regal street, corner Of Bienyie
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f.. .WNlN5'd $ Co.,
IS and GO Canal street, corner Old Lcveo. /
Receiving BY recent arrivals
Colored CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS; Il
Black and Coored Cloth FROCk COATS; =
Color ed Cashmere PANTS;
Black noeskn PANTS;
spperhnc Cloth CLOAkS;
Beaver OyEECOATS;
Pilot Cloth OVERCOATs, etc, &c
With general assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
ec, cr t:I.
F. MALLARD e. CO.,
IS and Go Canal street,
dc 2pC; corner Of ODD I.evce sro"t.
Christmas!
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
N0RRIS d. VAR,
q e. CD rH- -EH Ell -Ec HG, 20
Have just received large and choice o.
ROBES DE ClIAMBRE and
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
Together with additions TO their usual unsurpassed Of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOIHING
IN EVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nil the NOVELTIES ~
THE SEASON!
wALEWSkI OTERC0ATS;
BLGE AND BLACK DRESS COATS:
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
| LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
all Of
PHILADELPHIA NAE.E,.
H7ySrangcrs and :hc public generally respectfully
NORRIS, MAULL g. CO.,
corner Camp and Common aree1s,
i,2 aor the Git, Hotel.
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Girls for fRe KE0titFusys.

GIFTS for ffse EEoiitfays.
9 CAMP STREET..
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS AND
SELVER-WARE.
DILLON Howell having received considerable nldars
Of and Fashionable ools, wouI solicit Ike aite:5a
purchasers.
Watches.
Gold, S35 to 500 ...Slrer, SO s55.
Je1yeiry.
Ladies Full SetSsoue very cIqicc styles; Brooches
Ear Rugs Finger Rings, Chains, Bracelets sold Jet and t,u
alrIelcd I1ckvts, etc.
SilvGr-INarc.
Table Dessert Tc;, and MHs:nrd Spoons; Dtrrg7
Dessert Forks it Cear TIA Se:. GobIet>; cups Napkin
Rings, exc.
Repairing.
~ 4 H. being practical WacHsanvrs md jewelers..
AL orders Tor manufacturing and rcparng moderate
prices. .
DILLON & Howell,
MlIe l,lht NJ. trnnt.
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Jssst Opened!
JNst Opened!
A AGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
DIAMOND JEWELRY AND WATCHES!

DlLIJN &C 'fION Ell,
" 4 r II N 4 K f Il S 4 " . J E " I L Z Il. s.
No.9 Camp street.
Inform their friends and the public that they have received
some superb goods, consisting, in part Of
Ladies' and (ientlenel's Diamond RINGS and PINS;
Magnificent Diamond BROOCHES aud EAR RINGS;
Gold GARD CASES and Memorandum Books Enumeed or set
with Diamonds
Ladies' and Gen.lerlen's GOLD WATCHES Enanel2d or
Diamond
Which will he sold dining the Holidays small advance
the manufacturers prices. d29 2p4t
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and .tesv Fears Gifts.

y.
Call and ,ock st EEtOf. 4 WILSON'S stock On the cor
Of Camp and Canal streets. d.; lujal
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TEXAS REPUDLICAN.-Our old friend, Mr.. Il. ".
Loughcry, editor and proprietor of this sterling jour
nal which is published in Marshall Harrison county,
1eNas called upon us the other evening looking as
line as silk and as hearty as his legion of we'll.
WlSherS could desire, Mr.. L, will remain in the city
several days, and attend to matters connected with
the welfare OF his paper which, if properly attended
70, he thinks Will rebound to the prosperity of our
merchants. In this we agree with him fully, and
cordially recommend his widely circulated sheet to the
patronage of our mercantile community. 1t circuates
extensively Throughout large and rapidly improving
country and is IN all respects desirable medium for
city advertising.
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Joesriss's 0sSorcs~-.goesr;ls's Chores.

L | 0 n & P n RID
Sc and GS Royal ST.. corner BienYiIle.
tre in receipt Of their stock Of the Tca, JCu'IE KID
GLOVES.
As these Gloves manufactured expires y for them they
can warrant them to be iii" real article 40 i
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Standard and Gift Books
OF ALMOS EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CITIZENS and VISITORS wishing 10 purchase GET and
STANDARD BOOKS, invited 20 call and ~ex4!uue ,he
stock
J. G. NJ O r. G \ n IS.
Exchange Place,
(Adjoning the Inst-Ohre.1
His large assortment Of RARE ard BEAUTIFu!. GIFT
HOOKS cannot be surpassed in th;s city. yea; 0l.-
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