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Cost nn0 tTouno.

GIN LOST.--A tan and white coored Setter
VMTI Dog. Whoever will return The same 10 he
vi ~ subscriber, will be suitably rewarded.
--1-ls~@A l. d. GODDARD,
ap2D du l9t Main Street. Worcester.
TNNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--Mons and
Nine. BOREL, de ROssINIERB respectfully give
notice that they continue to give instruction In the French
Qheir natiye) Language.
They propose form two casseg upon the fifteenth OF
Aprl lust One orLadies and Gcutemeu 10 meet Tues.
days and Fridays at O'Clock 2. NJ, at their rooms No
10 Exchange street. The other for Children 10 meet on
Tuesdays, rhursdays and Saturdays al o'clock p NJ.
REFEREScgs-Jules ". Malignon, Boston, Rev. Messrs
Hale Bent, Morrison. and James, Mr. I'll Thayer, Drs
Joseph and Henry Sargent, Worcester.
Worcester, April LIST, 1866. dtf
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hISS0LUTTOS.-The Copartuership heretofore
~ existing under the name and firm Of LOWELL &
BRO IN is this day, by mutual consent dissolved The
affairs Of the concern will be settled by Timothy B. Lowell
at the old stand, No. Pearl Street. L. c. LOWELL.
c. II, BROWN.
Worcester, May I, 1856 d3t my6
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FHNHE COPARTNERSBIE heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers is dissolved bv mutual
consent. UNDERWOOD q LONGIEY
Worcester, May l. 1855. my6 d3t
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BY e. w. VAILI
49, A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPI-
E,,I, TALISTS Executors Sale of large and valua
.BylaAssAz bic lot of Real Estate.

FIVE HOUSES AT AUCTION
On Union and Mechanic sts, and at New Worcester
On THURSDAY May 22d, will be sold without reserve,
onthe premises at the time above mentioned the follow
ing described property, by order of the Executor of the
Estate of David Fagg and by the power contained in his
will all the Real Estate Of said deceased, viz;
Che large Double House with Lot, No. Is Mechanic st.
ending Union street.
Double House, with Lot Nos. 20 and 81 Union st. be-
ing good house for two families.
House and Lot, Nos. % and % Union street. this
alsn double house, suitable for two three families
House and Lot, No. "a Union street. sufficiently large
for twoor three families.
Also, at O'Clock, the day, the premises that
very desirable estate in the village of New Worcester
recently occupied by the widow of said David Flags
sistng Of one Of land. with large new, and thor
ough built HOUSE AND BARN thereon. This estate is
nd to other for the residence of any gentleman
who wishes 20 live somewhat retired from the noise of city
pavements, and the hustle incident thereto.
The above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
and Spectators the property will be sold to the high
est bidder for CASH delivery of deed good title
will be given The property must be sold for the purpose
Of settling the estate agreeable to the will Of the Tesao
For further particulars and admission to the premises
inquire Of the Auctonee Office $50 Main Street, opposite
the Post Office. my1 di
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For "ReaI Estate "Want8," "9o Lett"
see First PGge.''
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ANHOICE SEEDS. An varieties Peas, Beana.
" aud Galdea Seeds, for sale NJ No Front street
BROOKS d 6TEAEKs.
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EissSl- w ESTERN RAILROAD
s!ls.Mss-54 CHANGE OF TIME On and after MON
Day April o. the trains on the Western Railroad will
leave Worcester daily Sundays cxcepted) as follows
FOR Albany, Springfield, and way stations, (Accom)
900 am.
For New York aud Albary, (Express) 10 90 a. m
$50 p. m.
For New York; (ExpIess| $50 p. II.
my5 dstf It GRAY gup't
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VAULTS CLEANSED.-The subscriber is
ready to contract for the cleansing Of Pryies and
removal Of night soil in part CT the city, the short
est notice Orders may beeit at house, No. South
Irving Street. JOHN BARRY
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A SPARAGUS ROOTS-In large or small
IA quantities. for sale at the Worcester Nursery South
bridge street. short distance south of the Junction Rail
Road station S II. COTTON
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE PRoPERTY,
Az New London, CT.
The Estate OF the late s'New london Foundry and Ma
chine Works." consisting of
REAL ESTATE, PLANNING MACHINERY
STEAM ENGINES, GENERAL MACHINERY
LATHES, TOOLS &c,
With large and valuable assortment of Patterns ogeth
er with all the Stock remaining hand will be sold at
Public Auction, TT ESDAY the goth day of May inst
Sales to commence at Ii o'clock A. NJ.
The property is very aivantageousy located fronting
on Water Street and the Herbor, having wharf with
good depth of water. and abundant dock room
mortgage Of $4,000 on the Real Estate may be con
tinued,
For further particulars sec Circulars, which will be
warded to order, and distributed the day Of Sale
TERMS. Guns of Five Hundred Dollars and under
Cash. Above $500 $4,000, 60 days interest added
Above $4,000, months interest added. For approved
endorsed paper, payable at Bank.
my6 daW2W c. RTTTIER Trustee
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Nh TACK Err ELLA No. 1 in Kits or BY the ID
We for sale by Il. GRIFFIN & co.
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a. A r r. z TITS PAT ENT
" OIL SOCKET AND AXLE CLEANER
To be set in Hubbs of all kinds of wheels in new or
old cariiags and wagons of every description for oil
ing, and thoroughly cleaning the axle without taking off
the wheels.
This truly valuable, cheap and durable little patent is
now Acknowledged to be necessary appendage to every
carriage, both old and
This socket admired by all who have tried it, They
are new being inserted at Atchsons carriage shop Nos
and Bridge Street.
ErctusiUe Rights 70 tOwns for sale.
apl6 diff p. A THOMPSON
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Drn GOODS.


Worth 81 70, selling for 81 yard by
ap22 daw3w b. L. HARD0N & co.
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Giving Away, Going, Going, Gone

SOLD AGAIN, AND GOT THE MONEY.
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TIE NEW CITY STORE,
las Main Street.
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w DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE,

j. H. CLARKE &c GO.
Call the attention of the public the LADIES in particular
to the opening Of their
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7 MPoR TANT MOTTO e
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AND BURN OINTsaENT
!. !.
<<NSO%M Is now cffered to the public mot
NN as a new compound, it having
no MeM b'M been known for years to the pro-
A. NA~YEM IN prietor's friends, at whose soc-
HID lEs4 ga ~ III tation it is brought for
VLz W. - - ward.) As an application for
W. Nh FssT A5H Burns aud Sc9is, it may well
W. = III be termed specific; and as it
NNffrtA1A W is safe and sure and needing no
SOasS covering, is easily and quickly
applied, it stands unryael by
any other remedy 1t also Cuts Bruises Sore Lips
and Eye Lids Chapped Hands and Arms Diseaes of the
Skin inflammation, Sore Nipples, Sores Children Salt
Rheum, chaes sprans &c. It is good all where
an outward apple alton is needed
For further particulars, bills accompanying each
box.
We the undersigned, knowing the above Ointment, and
having been acquainted with the proprietor for many
years. commend his statements to the full reliance Of
all whom it may concern.
Signed BENZ BARsTAw, ?. NJ, Mattadoiset; To-
RING MEIGs CALEB KING SAMUEL STyRTEyANT, Jr Treas
urer, of Rgchester.
Sold wholesale and retail, by JOS. HUDSON, Mattapoi-
sett Mass Price 25 cents per box Or may be ordered
of S. N. & Ii G. UFFoBD, III Court street, Boston.
my7 d1y
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French and American Clocks OF every variety at YER
low prices. deod&w1y mdhl9
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JOSEPH McKtTRtCK,
.HrchiteCtG III MiIhcr

saop on FJosi,ia, Eist qf Atths 81
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY Z call the
/ attention Of The public, 10 my arrange
snents for the New Year Having made
arrangements with one Of the best manu
featuring establishments In Cincinnati,
| ain prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lum-
her and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made IN the
Eouth. Persons wishing to build would
find 1t TO their advantage I'd consult me
before building
Orders ifom the country earnestly soil
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt
j, attended to Id the most workmanlike
manner
Plans and specifications for city and cehn-
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc. given IN
the most. approved styles. All kinds Of
job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch Water Cisleths made of the best
material jan30l
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10 Planters.

a lKlN's Corn and Cotton Cultivator
IA This truly useful agricultural improv.
m, Mt, has been fully tested by highly res
nectable and practical planters who aftetfu
trial. say that by Its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, OF Cotton, there Is saving
of at least one third the labor 10 man and
horse over the common plow. It a new
invention. Patented March 20, ls4s
Planters are invited to rail end examine Il
A supply on hand and for sale BY
w. r. TtfNNARD.
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INSURANCE.
a- 90
Southern nIuttal Insarnttce Ces.pnby >
Of Baton Rouge.

Southern nIutnai Insarnttce Costpnny
of Baton Rouge.
Incorporated BY Aefe fLsgss,atufs d toaisianh
At4ptocsd, Mc,rrt i2tt, 1865
Authorised Capital, tt. sEU0,ub0, 90
The Southern, Msfaut Mseraare Con,pdny
Of Baten RoHge, have this day commenced
operations, and ale pierafsd To take FiRF
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Directors
James N Brown, Leon Bonheease,
John D. Kleinpetef, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w. r. Tnnnard,
los v. Durable. Joseph bafguier
G. q. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees. r...4.
w b Walker, lessee Hart,
+. y. Conrad, 8. a. Laytisek,
Chas. A. Slack, James N Brunot,
sosthene Allaln, W. II. Phillips,
Joseph 4. Williams, Thompson j. Bird,
J +. Noeil DAME d. Avery,
John A. Doughetty, Samuel M Hart
WILLIAM q. PIKE. Pfes't.
AhrRED sHsrpKRs, sec'y. Aha saa,
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. 22, SEQ, If,
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PRooHgss OF CIVILIZATION. ~ A
London paper gives very gratifying
account of lbe progress Christianity
has made IN New Zealand. A chief
Of that cannil'al country was question
ed by one of the missionaries rs TO
how fa' the study Of the Scriptures bad
broken him Of his unnatural passion
for human flesh. The chief answered.
proudly--"You missionary men have
done me much good. Ineuer cal say
enemits on Sundow now."
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ANEW TgIreaArn The wicked
Boston Chronicle says TINT new kind
of telegraph Is suggested by q recent
writer, namely, to place a line Of wo-
men At the distance of fifty pac4s from
each onher, and then commit TO the
first the news to be transmitted, as d
profound seerst. II is thought that
there would be greater despatch seeur-
ed by such plan than by any tele-
graph bow in operation.
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jon TEIANO
worker lii Tin. Copper and Sheet iron

7htid stFsst opposite Bsot's stttfs
fIsHE subscriber respectfully nfofins his friends
j ani the public generally, II this AMI aflloin
ne parishes, that he is prepared 70 execute al
wdtlt In the above branches II THE hest Workman
,ky ii, inner lie "a really nj All ,ines TO make ~
ppa,i steam supply, cold water, escape aud slave
;iihes TIL routing or ritrrr Critters atd srnuts,
ir copper valleys fpr cutnices, naae aud put up
il shbrt nhtire Always bn hand 4 general az.
spriment pf Tin ware, sugar house lamps, lanterns
eii eats &C. An rerairihg rftifiptis tended 70,
,ii orders FROM the country witt b. promptly At.
tended nevl2 JOHN FlLANo.
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A sruMpBR Children ask some
curious questions. We have little
boy IN " our house who came home
from Sabbath school one day, ana
meeting his mother th4 following dia.
logue took place: "Mama p " We'll
my dear" !. Mama. the tescher says
people are all made Of dust" Yes,
my dear, 50 the Bible says.' well,
mama. ar white people made Of DIS r
g" Yes" I" Well hen. | stose ooiored
people avs nude Of coal dast, aias
they e 9E
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL

1,HH MAGIC conn AND COB MILL is super
i iur 10 any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FDR ETuCKi Itwill grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per huuf, with the pawer Of one
hnhle bt 1t viii grind six bushels Of fine meal
per hour, ei six bushels afcatn and cub lbr stock
feed per hour, with the power of ntie fulp.
This MAGIC MILL was patented IN septem-
her. 1853, ami is undoubtedly superior to all It's
predecessors.
our prices will he found to he mitch lower that
ether mills af inferipr anaity. For sale BY
SAMUEL Lu0KE, I, and Front bevee
New Orleans.
Agent fut the Manufacturers.
eE- The abeye described Mil can be seen nj
the store uf r. II. fuCKET, Church street, Batpn
Hptge, who is the agent for the sale of the
same. The mill can he furnished at any lanhing
on the river, between New orleans ami Bayou
Sara, for 5-freight included. nayT-iy
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Carriages. Harness. vvhips.Ac

TIME Subscribers assortment of Carria-
4 ges Harness, whips, Ne. Is anw tom
pete. and h III ties an examination u
hi lock before purchasing in New Oh
Iea,is az ~ guarantees his prices as low ss
as any iii the south,
" arefeotn corner of Third and Florida
streets Misunderstanding and repairing In
superior style at the old established stand
eoIne@ OF Main and Church Streets,
w. + THNNARn
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Arrangements have bean made to
dedicate with Masonic and Military
ceremonies, tho monument erected by
The trustees Of Trinity Church, New
York. 10 Memory Of The victims Of The
revolution who are buried In The grave
yard attached TO that church. These
ceremonies will be performed on ths
9th of December.
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A NovEL PnEsEsTMENT.---Tb The
Grand Jury 10 Boston, have presented
the Court room Of the United States
District Court in thar city as nuis.
ance, aud "A "entirely unbecoming the
dignity of the United States in the
exerc sc Of The judicial powers con.
ferred upon Congress.
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To Architects. lsuiltlcrs, planters, Nc..
IdE uNiik sign Ed wuahi .nieae
the public thai they have in the Gil,
pf Ra'on Rouge, ane Of the largest al
hes machine shnps in the United State
Tor The nla utaetureof every description
SASH nuoks. BLINDS, MUULnlNGs
rutning. Planning, rong,ieing and Groov
ing aud that they ate fully prepared t6
contract tpf the ere t,on Of Building &c
10 Ofdrrs filled with neatness and des.
patch on the most reasonable terms.
jnlyli, BROWN 4 FO EST.
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,

BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER.
Baton uge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS. STANDARD LITE
rary., Scientific and Miscellaneous Books
Cheap Publications., and the Principle Ma
gaines and Periodicals constantly m hand.
Also--AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers. Blank B,ioks, Envelopes.
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristol
Beads Menuhrnmatie Boards &s vi.
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THE subscriber. we'll know G
Il to the citizens Of BatonIT y H
tessiona services to The public, as a teacher
Of the ptAru FoRrr. the vioLls and or
rEr-A~Pisfos He will also furnish music
Tor Private Parties, oiree, BE Letters
addressed to him through the pest office,
will be promptly answered, and orders lett
at the Comet office, will meet immediate
attention. loctl4l II. w. JOLLY.
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DeMttsfr

sfn,tE UNnERsiaSEp offers his szHxsA
services t5 M citizens III pA. lyV3&&8NA y
staA Raaga md the aajeining tafs AIIINvp
sshess ne IL prepared 10 execute al s,arner d
Dental operations on the raest approved end
scientific principles hnnwn u the profession
being graduate Of the Baltimore College Of
dental surgery, and with several Years practical
#expesisnce IN his profession, he feeis warranted
ID saying that II he aoas not give satisfaction 40
lchsrge Will be aads. Strict attention gfyra TO
fTretaiArities of rhifdfsn's teeth.
sW-rERMs--REAspN No charge made
fsF rrssessenal advice.
A sN- -pfhes haurs4@frum 'clnck NJ, TO hr,s,
- bFfysE~-Ssep,ad Floor af Herofda's
Essck Esss5fsHg-~ rFseate EHs1ysucs on Florida
Nfgvet. fjuissssts.l II. n TAYLOR, u, D. 8.
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saw ana saw Rlasles.

GR0sSCUT, Pit, paanel, Rip. rsnen,
NJ Steal and brass hack, Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sists and the most of them ot
Spear \ Jackson y make, Always on
Aane VI che Hardware store os
faaoc.x. -awefusr 81 LsSats.
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BOOKS FOR THE MILLION. i

'NHE B'HOYS OF NEW YORK !; Ellen
Percy; The White Lady; Guy Faw-
kes: Ned BuntIin's Life Yarn: lack shep-
epard Ncwgate Calender; Black plumed
Riffenan, Montezuma, the Sen Chief;
Stories nf Waterloo; Young Duke Mar
tins of Gro Martin; Charles 81 Nalley ;
Knowlson's Horse Farrier: Retribution
BY Mrs. Sotithworth ..s.
dsri GEO. N. HEROaiAN. 2
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment

fTtHE subscriber having removed to the egrnef
L 81 thir,i and Flsrida Sta, " foH prepared 10
do work entrusted to his care In the neatest and
most wufknanlike manner:
OLA Cistlses ARE aisrs,st made New
He IL prepared TO dye for the Ladies' 4 Gentlemen
LADIES.
Grape shawls. dyed or ccluf restured, no matter
what culor Silk Dresses. Shawls, MantiIlas Bar
eges, Patasois. cleaned, dyed or repaired: leg
horn Bpnhets, dyed OF washed,
E9 GENTLEMEN
cassimeres, Mfr rnos, AipaccH, Cloth Clothes,
either cleaned, cplpr, restored or dyed to any
cblui preferred, with despatch and neathess.
inayT NJ. HoEstI, Dyer.
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l)ruffssianaI Notifrs.
? - = ? ?.
PEA fnSstnlanl Card.

Professional Card.
tlR DUCHEfN, Of The Medical Faculty
~ ei Montpelier tFranee having re-.
recently established himself In this City
aliets his pruIe sslahal services to the public
he viii at all times be found at Mr.
Isi'Joh's residence. Inear Judge Burk'sl
s.aless professionally engaged. loct25-tf.
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vow rN STORE

Caleehe and Close Coaches
2and Seats Bretts
Rockaways and Barouches
Slide and Single Seat Buggies
With and without tors
With a splendid assortment Of double and
Single Harness. Whips TO match
Also, Stage. Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars. Hames &c
All of which will be sold as low as they
ca,l be purchased at any house in the South.
My facilities ior repairing are unsur-
passed in all the Branches. and continu-
ance If patronage IL solicited.
have in store a full assortment Of iron
comprising Flat, Round and Square.
Sheet and Hoop iron, Axles. Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetaly Railings male to
order, of the latest style and patterns. r.
have also on hand, Cane Wagons and
Carts, Road Wagons. Baggssse and other
light Carts and all kinds Of Wheelrisht
work made to order
LSO.
Barkers Force Pumps. Chain Pumps com.
plete. Lightning Rods. sc &c. Call and
examine ut the old staod, tNew uildings)
Corner Of Main aud Church streets.
nov-14. w. r. TUNNARD.
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French WaDtiBuas.

beautiful assortment o. French imported
Spring Mantillas. of The latest and most fashion.
able styles, purchased Of the importers In N York.
as the assortment Is not very large, the ladies
would do well to call early@s~at the
PHILADELPHIA GHskr CASH STORE,
maf25tf. Lafayette Street.
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Carriages and Harness.

THE SUBSCRIBER hav- .z.
i ing completed his spae- aes.l s-75 :, 1, [,
ous Ware House. and Manu- .axasazszsssf, q
factltv. Is now opening ihe most complete
assortment Of Carriages and Harness etei
offered to purchasers in this viii iiy, enc
would call the attention Of his iiiends ant
the public generally To his assortment and
TO examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
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n at..s.

20 Notice. #
/ TENDER to my patrons sincere thank
/ Tor their rasi iihe al patronage and soil
citing an extension Of their tavots, at th
same time would inform them and the cotu
,iunity al large that have this day ass"
ciated with myself o.. orge Forest 0
flaquemina The business will he con
finned afier the uatne ard firm Of Brow,
" Forest
Baton Rouge iulyl w BROWN
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Arfbitrftaral Iaros, Nt.
G. q. WILSON,

HUUHwf EFEH ~ VNHHHa1V1FV'r
Third Street, two doofs North d The Post ofirs,
HAVING peftnanently located III Baton Rouge,
I'll we would respectfully solicit q share u the
public patronage Being practicable worktith. We
are 10 wbrk on the most reasonable terms and IN
the best style
ALSO, Granting, Matbtihs nlasinE and papet
hanging neatly executed.
fts~ Plantation work solicited and pf.mptly
attended TO- deeia-Fa
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G'Jt Jnilq Gnlllrt.

&
Par OF TslfED STATES ARMY Uf.
rleERs The committee Of Military
Ahats Iii Tie Hoase Of Hepfesenia-
tives lave reported A bill Which, II il
stated. nerease the pay Of all commis-
stoned officers, at The rate of $40 per
mouth, with Tie addition Of 10 cents
ID communication Of rations The
equity of this measure, IL IL further
stated. consists in tbe proportion Of In
crease Of pay to the young officers,
whose limited income make them tbe
tbjeets Of 50 many hlardships Tie
lieutenant gets his $40 i month equal
ly with the .Colonel Or General. An
officer whose pay Is $40, gets s60 no.
der The provisions Of this being
an increase Of 80 per ctnt--wi1ils ilie
officer who TOW eeeivas s2g0-willre-
eeives 1920, an inoress Of 10 per cent.
The 10 cents additional on the ration
preserves the equality IL eonpeusa-
tion under the longevity fatiou princi-
pal @ Bulietin
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CORN. Hiram nmd Oats.

Dnn Bu Shells WHITE CORN,
L wv 40 Tons Fresh Bran.
700 Bushels Heavy Oats.
Received by late a. rivals and for sale by
iune2s BARBEE 4 BENZ AMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24


Prstie LANDS UNDER THE GRAbrA-
Tior Aof OF 4fH AueUsr. 1B54.-
Under this law the Department, has
decided thatif a minor IL The "head
Of family his entry is valid. but
that Of q purchaser. whose entry 10 in
valid by reason Of his tninsfity ai tbe
time. but whit afterwards reaebs Ills
majority. aud Identified himself with
The premises BY actual settlement end
cultitstion The land may BIZ secuted
to him by producing proof Of saoh
aetual settlement aud cultivation. BY
recent decision ibis principle i ex.
tended to females upon attaining their
majority, eveb though married. provid-
ed they identify themselves with the
Land by actual settlement and cullisa
lion. ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES Complete Straw
N Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Svthes Sick
les, Sheatbs: Hay Forks Rakes Chain
Pumps ID. Garden Engine; Rriar Hooks
Pick Axes, Grind Stone Ctacks Axe
Handles Curry Combs Hoes Spades
Shovelss Axes, &c. &c, It
.s sLARGUIER x LANOUE.
maya3 Cor Lafayette & Florida.