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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

DYING SnaIEEs,-Tho negro wcrshippcrs
OF Canal la are getting tired Of the darkies. -
movement IS on foot among them to secure
The passage Of an act of Parliament, by which
fnqifive slaves may be sent back to the Uni
ted States.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

RE:IeyATIoS op GEN Wool. Important
dispatches were received by the last steam
er from the Pacific ,egjon, containing. among
othoT things, request from Cen. Wool to be
re.ieved f.om bis presemt command
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

TIE DECLINE OF RELIGIon A correspon-
dent of the New York Journal of Commerce
says: . There has been remarkable de-
cline IN matters OF religious interest for about
ten years past, especially in the Northern
States The last feature of this decline is
scarcity OF faiihful ministers of the Gospel =
1t any one doubts this, we can send facts and
figures We attribute it almost entirely to
the fact OF large portion of the people and "a
corresponding portion of the clergy and reli-
gious presses, being absorbed in the ever-an-
noying theme of antslavery. We now hope
that there is good time coming as tho
bubble tes burst"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24
A Storm Brewing IN Francs---The Respon'
sihilities OF the Emperor.

Louis Nspoleon is evidently losing ground
amongst the French people. He also seems
10 be growing somewhat careless and recE-
less In the city of Paris, within n few
months, the Indications of popular dissa':sfac-
lion have been Of the most uncquivocal kind:
and yet the Emperor, instead of manifestirg 2
sympathy, and enlcayoring to provide rem
edy. has been indulging in fetes and pageants
on the most extraordinary scale. On this
rubject he is said to be monomaniac and
rarely loses an opportunity for magnificent
display. On recent occasion, the lndepeu-
dence Beige was prevented from entering
France. 1t appears that it contained an Of
fensive article in the form of letter from
Paris, stating that the Ministers had, in Cab
met Council, earnestly urged upon the En-
peror the propriety, nay, the absolute necessi-
ty, of renouncing 2 contemplated visit to FoD-
tairbleau. They at last prevailed, tk-i2sgh
not without much difficulty. Among the
reasons suggested were the following -
l. The differences with England.s
2 The condition. OF the Bank of France.
g. The suffering condition of the poor; and
the contrast which the brilliaut fetes of the
Court would exhibit to the niseries of the
masses.
y Paris letter writer significantly remarks
A taste for boundless extra7agance and
luxury his always been the Euperor's pefsQn-
al characteristic The Empress is amiable,
but mindless and frivolous: the cUurtiers. "a
bad specimen of a bad class, without the pres
tige of hereditary rank aud fortune, living
mostly on their pay, and cking out an enor-
nous expenditure by speculation and even
less justifable means 1t is difficult to mag
i1e permancnee and durability to the result Of
such q system.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

60 The regular term of the Huntingdon
County Court will commence on the second
Monday, 18th day, of January. The regular
trm Of the II il County Court viii CON-
mence on the 9Th Monday of the some month.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

Seriously ILL-Tho Wrightsviiie &or
mentions the serious illness of Col Reah
Frazer of Lancaster. Pa it is supposed by
over excitement in money and political mat
tsrs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

Eg- The Fenabgo Spectator says that \.
VI. HoovER, Esq, has been appointed Clclk
by Mr.. NCLELLAND, Collector at Holidays
burg. He was Ger. a year or two ago. under
his T. he
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

e- We learn from the Hol!idaysbrrg papers
that COL VIM. Jack Of that place will not he q
,.an-rdatsr or reelection, as C,erk, to tie House
of Rerrese,.stiT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

a PRESENT The c;tizens OF Charleston.
S c., are about TO pur6has: a splendid car
riage and present it to Mr buchanan, the
President elect
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

GS" The indiana Independent strongly ur
ges the Hon TuouAs WHITE for United
States Senate. as successor to Mr. BRoDuEAD
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

The first named six territories contain 7,
286, 079 square miles of land and total area
Of al the states and territories belonging to
the Union, is 1,936,1G5 square miles; they
run through some seventeen or eighteen de
yraes of latitude
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

Hos. JoSAs r. M'CLtSrocz, publishes a card
IN the Pi.ts5urs ptrcrs, Withdrawing bis name
fon the list Of candidates FL nomination for
Governor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24
Tha pacife T.si1Toag

lion * y. u aiEcr las NIlilIH 4etFSi
coutraaicting report tl:at he was concerned in
a grand snheme before Congress, for getting
possession of $50 millions of Government
lands for q Pacific railroad. According to
Mr.. Walker letter, the company he is con-
nccted with are already on their way TO the
Pacific. and are successfully carrying rail
road eight hundred miles through Texas, to
its Western boundary at FL Paso, withoutany
grant ofland or money from Congress. The
first section Of The road is nearly ready for the
rail; ; one thousand tons of the berst PeDnsyl-
yauia railroad iron have beer already ship
ped. and will soon be laid upon the track;
whilst AL the money to complete, ready for
use. the next section of fifteen miles, has been
provided Mr. Walker contends, after lie
says thorough investigation. that while the
Southern rout will by no means be the only
one to the Pacific, yet that it is the best and
shortest route between the two great cities Of
of the Atlantic and Pacific, with lower grades,
without inclined planes, unohstrnctod by
SHOWS passing through .i.e most fertile coun-
try and the richest minerals, of coal, geld.
siIver, lead and copper and that it is the first
tbat will he completed. Mr. ". believes that
the sums now paid By the Government for
postal and military purposes, fixed on the
same proportional basis, compared with the
service to be performed, would enable his
company to furnish the road to San Francis
co, and that 1t will be finished to Ell Pasc
without any such assistance. From the in
djcations existing, it is apparent that the day
is not far distant when railroad viii extend
entirely across this continent, and assist to
build up upon our Western shores, cities II
valing those on the Atlantic, with vast com
merciul marine, and great American naval
| power in the Pacific. What glorious desti-
ny awaits this country, if the people arc only
true to the principles upon which the Repub-
lie is founded, and what a power Of good viii
he possessed By such magsllccntly exterded
and united free government Of the people -
NINE CoUNTIEs DI>FRANcHIsED - kEN-
TUcEY A telegrophic despatch from Frank
| fort, under date Of the 1st, to tha LoHjSgjiIe
! Caaricr states that nine counties we've dis
| Fl irnchi<ci by The Board of Commissioners
for different reasons. The vote of Grant,
Letcher aud Bracken counties had not been re-
coiyed at all at thc Office of the Secretary of
State
The oficial vote for the two lgies. cand-
dates for e!cc,or stood as follows:
Stevenson, (Dem } G9,5G9
Hanson, *. NJ o3.391
Buck and Brcck's majority, 611s
The votes of Criitcnicn. Union. Rocl,cas-
tie, Harlan. Marion and Rowan connties were
thrown out by the Boa d of Canvassers, on
account Of the informaiity Of their returns
Thus are the voters Of nine counties disfran-
chised. by negligence.
The official majority for. buchanan aud
Breckinrilge, as declares, is 6,118
1t is claimed that in the niue counties
thrown out, Buchanan's majority was 995,
which would increase tie Democv- tic majority
to 7113.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24
The Growth Of Illinois.

The Growth Of Illinois
Is one of the wonders of this great country.
In 1850 she stood eleventh among the Con
steiation Of States in point of population;
now she ranks only after New York, Penn
sylyania aud Ohio A table of the vote Of
ten OF the leading States shows the following
result:
New York ESQ Loi
Pennsylvania, 46O.I75
OHIO, $50, ,496
Illinois, o3S S95
Indiana. 230, GOO
Massachusetts. l65. 600
Kentucky, 146, 900
Tennessee, la, 900
Virginia, lac, 900
New Jersey. I00. .0OO
1t is evident from the gigantic strides Illi-
noiS has made within the past Eve years tha.
at the taking of the next census she will DO
treading very close upon the heels of Ohio
Her progress is made more Lalpahle by look
ing over the vote for Congressman. In PENN
sylvania. New York. Ohio aud other well set
tied States. the poll f1r Congress ranges from
fifteen to eighteen thousand votes In Ilii-
no;s, on the other hand there were "a 55i
votes cast in the First Congressional district;
in the Second, 81, ,G34; in the Third. s.. .4S3;
in the Fourth. 80, ,745: in the Fifth, %. 352;
in the Sixth, 26,275; in the Seventh, 22.-
S72; in the Eighth 1868 and in tho
Ninth, 10, ,3S6.-PdtsJur9 Post.
THE OFFICIAL EorE OF TEXAS The Of
fetal vote of Texas is published in the Gal
weston Civilian of the 10Th ult 1t STANDS
thus:
For Buchanan aud Breckenridge IS
For Fillmore and Donnelson 5.244
Democratic majority, 1888
Whole vote 4400I
The vote of the State is about twenty thou
sand short of full one As it is Texas polls
more votes than the State of Louisiana, which
has four Representatives in Congress, while
she has but two, under the apportioument Of
1850 The next census Texas will give
large increase of political power Texas has
done we'll IN its Democratic majority. but !,
falls little short of Arkansas, which is clear
ly the banner State.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

THE OFFICIAL YorE OF TEXAS The Of
fetal vote of Texas is published in the Gal
weston Civilian of the 10Th ult. It stanGs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-24

''
The first named SIX territories contain !
2S0,o!9 square miles of land and total area
OF al the states ana territories belonging to
the Union, Is l,950,l00 square mics; they
run through some seventeen or eighteen de-
grees Of latitude
c. 60 nn,,oo,,,u r,,.,u,.-,,,.
--Htructions for Da'sson .Jtr Gorernor-
The Democracy Of Greene county met at
Wayuesbuyg, or Monday. the 10Th inst, and
appointed James Liodsay d leeate to the q
Of March Convention, and unanimously in
.t~urtod him to support the Hon. John /.
Dawson. Of Tayctto county. as TIE next Dem
SPEAEEE OF THE SENATE -6 Some Of the
Black Retos..can papers speak iavorably Of
CHARLES Is PESRosE as Speaker OF the Sen
ate Ii the Opposition determine 70 elect
CHARLES, they had better put him under
bonds not 70 crawl ont of the bocI- window
o.,..c T,,.o c-rr..>-. ,r,,.,a ,,-,p..,,,,,
II. roo,,ri.r
.-<..s-.----
~ It is stated that the Secretaries of
War and the Interior have concluded an i'm
portant arrangem ut for the peaceful removal
coat;on or ccr';r,lo Cbf,rs from, ,I,e rrst Of
-. ,t:..;..:x..; Ill l,aou..a I,,a.;l, ,.;.A
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l-'''e" 'y Z 'i''''l i-"'Dsu i-ei "'', o.
doy. when he expirel. Palmer has been ar
r,sted and committed to Indiana iai.
----.s------
LYING 9hHiERS'-1 II" negro 'FSa'ppcFs
: movement IS on foot among them to secure
The passage of an act of Parliament, by which
fngitive slaves may be sent back to the Un'-
--------~ss- - -
i'h9ioNAiloN or oES- F" ooL' IA P'''an'
dispatches were received by the last steam
er from the Pac!Ac ies'on, containing. among
relieved for, his -raso,,, command
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.7rsU Spring GOO<ls!

nCONOH is now opening the follow
" ing Spring Goods, reed by the latest arrivals
MiJitnrr
Paris Spring I'onnots, STRAW, Hair and Lace, for
aides aud Misses. Ribbons, Plttmca. Flowers, &c.
Fine Dress (.sps,sls,
Orranlc, I.arcFc plain md ii"n'ic"d Dresses
Plain aud Flounccd dresses Muslin aud Jaconet
Flounced Dresses, Hrilinntihcs. white aud Color
cd Jaconots, swiss, Nans"ok aud Null Muslins
White Eur"idere Robes ari Shirts Er,broid-
cred awisa Muslin, in pieces; Striped and check
Muslinp, every kind.
H. ~ brO1sIe Ter tes.
Embroidered Muslin aud Jaconei Bands , Enh'd.
A!uslins aud Jaconeta Eigng and Inserting col
lars, Chen,actts and Sleeves, great Dnriay
Domestic Gss,sls.
Irish Linen L,n"n Lawns, to"reh and White
Eobhinrts Mosquito Hnrs, linen for Mosquito Bars
French, English and American Cnilir" Prnt1-
Ginghams, Checks and plln Dress Goods.
T.rr.s..cry Of Every Description.
Corscta, lIo"pcd Shirts and False Hair, in nbnn-
dance. { Third 3trect opposite tho Postcffice.
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Number a.
THE DAILY COM E'T.
Published Daily (Mondays Exoeptsd.)
u. A. PIX Il, Editor Il Proprietor.
Office on Third Street.

gNvcrsNs. suhscriptionis II 6sed NJ the
rate Of A. M per ann"u', payable in advance, or
80 90 At the expiration of six months. The Week
" II published at 70 81 per snnuup, invariably in
advance. 10th will he pu"ctnaliy delivered with
IN the limits NJ the City ny the carrier.
tW Dollar per square
fer the FIRST Insertion, and half that amount for
stitute n sunavp.
VGnvly Advcrttsjwg.-- Merchants, Ira
ders, and others, vii, he contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
~ Sob. Work. AAt)ua facilities for doing
job Work with neatnsss and despatch-iU all va-
vieties NJ eo'"rs, cannot he surpassed BY any es-
tabiish'pent In the City-sucl, as:
iAwvEss GRsvs TiCs HTs-P0sTsns Hill
UEsus-ut, op LApaas- s--pRtNaRAMMNa-E E,eCrtrS
T,exErs -Dauaa'srs' LABsIS -CAstssA- CinCULvas--
and vistrtso OAnps. FOR farther particulars, We
invite 70" to call and Sos cur specimens.
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INSl1 RAJ nee.
southern N1utssni Insurance C"s,I,o",
Of Baton lt0asge.

southern Mutual Insurance Company
of JSNto" Nosgc.
Hcorpor1tedhg AH " LegiaafWe ofionistana,
App,ured. W,y.h llih. 1855.
Authorised Capital. s,,,s S5tND,tNN. 90.
The Sowfheyw MnmaI Hsn,nnte Convany,
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and arc prepared 10 take F'Rr,
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Direoto
Ianea N. Brown, Leon, E"nnecazc,
lohn u. kleinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. +. Tuunarl,
Jos. '. Durable, Joseph Larg",et,
&. q. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees.
W u. Walker, lessee Hart,
+. u. Conrad, =. g. Lsyro.k,
Cbas. A Slack, James VI B,unot
Sostl,ene Allan, w. y, Phillips.
Joseph S. Williams, Thompson Bird,
j. T. Nolen. Daniel d. Avery,
John A. Doug hertY, Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, Prcs't.
ALFRED Snsrrras, Sec'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. ~, 1856, II.
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NNttCc.

THE subscriber respectfully return. his
i thanks to his friends and rrs'o,ucrs who
have during the past year lih"'allv given
him their patronage, and takes this neil,
od of informing them aud The public III
large that he has now on hand a large lot
Of seasoned lumber aud everything ,o1us-
ite for the undertaking successful conple-
ton of all work in the shape ol llous'
Buildings, Blinds, Sash and Doors Gttinr
up of Stores. Bar -roou,s in tho best. most
durable and workmanlik" style. All llordr,s
left At u. e. Montnn's Hardware store. The
Post Office, or at my shop on Filth street
adjoining st. Peters aud st. Paul college,
will meet with prompt attention.
dec21. &. L. SEES.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Corr and Cotton Cult,vaior
n This truly useful agricultural improv.
ment, has been fully tested hv highly reg
pectabe and practical planters who alterfu
trial, say that by its ne, IL tl'e cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton. there is u saving
Of at least one third thu labor to man and
horse over the common pl"w. 1t new
invention, Patented March 90. ISIS.
A supply on hand and Tor sale by
w. r. TtlNN ARD.
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JOSEPH McKlTRICK,
ArrhttcCf< u sxtlMcr.

Shop m F,o,t,a, Nssf of Aa,,e s.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call tho
i attention Of the public, to my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of the best manu-
featuring establishments IN Cincinnati,
] ann prepared to furnish Sash Doors aud
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lutn-
her, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing to build would
find II, 70 their advantage TO consult me
before building.
Ort'err from the country earnestly soil
cited. Country work of all kinds prompt
y attended to in the most workmanike
manner.
Plans and specifications for city and conn
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc. given in
the west approved styles. Al kinds ct
Job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cistcrns made Of the best
material. ~ jan1O.
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Steam Pressed IIrick.

NOR the convenience Of the citizens OF
l. Baton Rouge, an office has bee, OPEN
ed at JOSHUA BEA.'s SroRr, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission to the STEAM
BR,CK and LUMBER MlLI.s. of the subscri-
Der. and will be filled with quick des,a'ch b
as If given At the Office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article, are So
licited to test the quality of the STEAM
PRESSED. % Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. )aug2S.ti j. II. SCHENCk.
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NEW GOODS.

TtrsT RECEIVED per Steamship Cahawba, from,
u New York, Neausifui White and Coloured Nril-
tiantines. Plain a"d Plaid white Jaconets, Main
socks, swiss Munlins, Embroidered Hwiss and JAG
onnt nands, Plain Niark and Crlored Eareges,
ladies and Misses white Cntton Hose, Hack and
Colored siik Gloves, Ft'et Mitts. Black and White
Grape Collars and sleevcs. Figured and Plaid
silk tArasnis, Grass, Hair Cloth and Corded
Skirts, for aale very CHEAP At the
Put'AbEtrutA CHsAr CAsu 9rnRr,
April 81. Q Lafayette Street.
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Steam I'aCking!

IUTTA I'ercha Steam Packing
"a Kentucky and Cotton packing Gaske' pa.
per and Navy Oaknr,; Steam Ribs, Enrnish"h and
Polished Steam Stops and Guagc Cocks Hrass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop
per pipes. always on hand at
jan.17-y. LARGUIEK LANVCE
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French MnuiiIlaN.

TIE Indies are invilen to examine on,
beautiful assortment of FrenC, imported
Hprng Mantillas. of tho latest and most fashion
able tyeH. purchased "f the importers IN ". York,
tho assortment ia not very large, the ladies'
would do well to csiI carly--at the
PHILADELPHIA CunAP OAsH aToRE,
mar2.-tf. Lafayette Street.
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To Sportusl G n 3.

4 FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
~ Double and Single RnrreI Shot Guns. lie
sides, Game Eags, Powder Horns, Patent " Wadding.
F"ilsh Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut
4. rs; Gun Tubes, and every thing elsc connected
in that line, at LARGu1EE LANOUE,
ignI7y Cor. lafa ycttc and Florida sts.
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STRAW MATTlNGS.

0UsT Received from New york auctions Twenty
y FIVE rsrrss WHITE aud NOLOEFD MATING
which will lac spll At VERY Low PEINEa at the
PuLantlruA CurAr GAsu aroRE,
Arl. z! laf yrttp street
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Arfbittftural CARDS, II.
C. q. WILSON,
House. sign 4 Ornamental Painter.

Third asreet, two doors North ~ the Post Office,
HAVING permanently located In Baton Kelge,
II We would respectfully soticit share Of the
public patronage. Deing practicable wnrks,en, we
are to work on the most rea scnahte terms anI IN
the best style
ALSO, Draining, Marbii"g, 0iasng and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended TO. dects-y.
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Cart and Wagon Harness.

A FULL ASSOKSMENT of Collars
n Haucs. Blind brides, Cart brecchng
Cart saddles, Wasgo" harness, Trace rha'ns
&C., which we offer at moderate prices
iaplsdyI LARGUIER l. IANOUE.
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Nt1u Gbtap Storf.
Beautiful Spring Goods.

tlsT RECEIVED per steamship Uahawba, from
y New vork, aut opened this 'n"rniug, a choice
selection of ladies Dress Goods. Fiu,hced Var
eee Robes, Ghsl'y, plain aud Hlack Bareres,
Ginghams, lawns, very fine ''ack Alpaca, Super
H"rnbazne. English and french prints. 'srilliantes,
Corded lawns, Paris sylphides, new article for
ladies dresses Grenadines &c., nj the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
marH5 Lafayette street.
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VOlirc.

IL persons indebted to mr for Store Bi,Is. will
IL please remember that their accounts were due
on the first Of January, and unless they f"r-
ward and settle immediately. ! will be compelled
TO place them in the hands Of Collector for col
lection. s.b3 ". d. PHILLIPS
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PIANOS 4! plANOs,,

II nv ROsAs LAcERDA, respectfully inform.
u1' the Fnh'ic In general. that he vii, hayclfrom
now constantly several very nice PIANOS IN
Aand to be sold EXTREMITY cheap. HIS charges
Ar tuning Ia from now ~ in town and - In conn
try, hut only for cash. Every kind cftnstrumcnts
rcrairc, At m"dcr ate price
Apply to the Jewelry Store of Mr. Theodore
e"'dmanns. jany. 9Th, 1856.
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Dress Trim 90 iupgsl

WILL be opened this morning
w heautiful assortment ~ ladies dress trim
mines of the latest Paris style Fash aud t,o"uet
Ribbons, at the PH.LApEiPHlA CnEAr CAaH aroaE,
mar2hN Lafayette 9treet.
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Carriages, Harness. Whips.4xc,

HNHE Subscribers assortment OF Carria-
1, gcs. Harness, whips, Ne. is now COM
plete, and he invites mn examination OF
his stock before purchasing in New o.
leans. as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Mareroom conner Of Third aud Floyida
Streets. Manufacturing aud repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner OF Main aud Church Streets.
W. +. TUNNARD.
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To Black sD i'll lls, Carpenters
md CAllAseGR.

4 NVILS, VICES, BELLOWS. stock
II and Dies, Plates, Wedges. longs. Files
Of all sizes and description. ais" full as
sortment Of Carpenters and Cmpers tools
ianlSdyl LARGUIER Il LANOUF.
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(roftssianat Notices.

nR. q. W. DEARlNG, offers his pro-
~ fes.icua, services 10 the public once on
church st--cppostse waddt,i 4 bays Drug store.
Residence on Main Street, between church and
north streets. decay.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-13
Crates. Crates and stoves.

4 NEW supply Of The above for par
~ lor and Office, with and wihost snmmc,
fronts. Cook stoves, large and small: Fry, los
Barrel and franklin Htovcs, for Wood aud Coal
assorted sizes, besides the articles which general
ly go with thcm--smch ~ Coal H".s, shovel and
TOngs, &C. Al the Hardware Store Of
jan.11-y. LARNUIEK h LANOUE.
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Music TcaClaing.

TNHE subscriber, well known Saa]
l. to the citizens Of Baton ""
Rouge, from long residence. offers his pro-
srss,ona| services to the rubltc, as teacher
OF the Piano FoRrs, the Violin, and Con-
Nkr-A.P,sroN He will also furnish music
tor Private Parties, >oirte, &c Letters
addressed to him through the post office.
will he promptly answered. and orders lett
at the Comet office, will meet immediate
attention.. octlal II. w. JOLLY.