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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

Esvigsuoa Company has published tAs annual
report Of tbs opesstonS Of the company for the
past year from which learn that the coal too
mage TOR the year increased 900 tens and there
was ctnuniuou In etghts Of 20 900 tons
The tonnage l3s6, 4o8. The Increase a the
the yesr from tcus coal sire 60s miscslla
toil S7I SEQ; other sources 38S 6oS total SSS2 49,
The expenditures interest al obligations ex ,ept
boat leans SS7S &c. rspLrp &C.. and eli ordinary ana
extraordinary car and andiug 81
Of coal STE 726; drawbacks and towing expenses Sao
644 'aares OF officers. &c. SIS, 00 rents and Ill us
dental chargss So 028 state tax on stocts 81 747-
seeo 49, Net income for the year SOL 7sa. sq thou
Sand dollars was set apart to the contingent fund and
from the remainder divi-end Of six per cent de-
cased On preferred stock payable In April and PEI
cent en- the common, payable in July. During the year
Sso,c vas expended work. The capital sto,k
AND osns OF The company are represented as follows.
Preferred stock sos 1858
Nor gage loan 1872 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ito 7ss.
Mortgage loan 1882. 1854, 252
improvement debt $500
Donus mo mortgages. ..........f oo'oi@
Besides Which, lhe company owes ground rents n Is
inte.s paid dividends debts cont gent
pDd amount added to the above items equal $l0
e63 The ort slludes favorsoy r. the successful
prosecution by the Union canal Compau Of the enlarge
uent Of that important wsrK.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading department. Of the banks
OF this city during the week preceding Saturday
morning, Feb. 2, 1856 =
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Reading Railroad.
no. rHR EnIroR nE rHK HRRaIn

TO THE EDITOR OF Tux HERALD.
Az the report Of the managers Of toe Rescng Railroad
defines the true position Of the work, and confirms by
facts and figures the advantages laid before Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

This is a very favorable exhibit. The increase in
each department is satisfactory. 1t will be seen
that the actual increase in deposits IL quite large
The banking movement is towards expansion, but
all the departments move in proper relative proper
tions. The increase in loans is not at all large when
we consider the increase in banking capital. At
this we must look for an expansion Of loans,
and comparison with previous prices cannot be
properly understood without comparison of the
amount OF banking capital at corresponding dates.
Within the past twelve months the banking capital
of this city has increased than two million o.
dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

UcrION N0rICK-3H0nAs BELL. AUorIoNsER.
%. z s III :: !: 4 X
DE SoS .l 1S AG 49, sS ps n:s s:ys - ,ou :. e..
csea's ssNs.s % paw ruobsss 10 o sus AZ ilH. sas
: s.s assss 's Us
ewey watches plated warc 30 boxes segars &c furai
RY HESs !: III LEEDS
no. and IL Futon street. opposite narxek Hotel and
ssos De- ss
": = oo n :d
three large dining rooms. and very large osFrosm 1hs
me
and p s % s 50 q rsss I'm pos:
lhe eass has osr years % run frou Nay 1856 Terms q
T3. No. . Nassau street dsly. Io@ 10 4 Il niFH "'
QYH H. LEEDS 4 COON TUESDAY. FRBRU ARY
~ s.sti2 o'e'eek in iroat Of The store No 10 Nassau
serve; also cartman's sled, in good order.
DY EDWARD scHENoK. AUorroNEER .-EDwAR
ID sCHENCK will sell at auodon this day. l0H ocoa
:sd sy consisting para DIAMOND orscsss
and Dgs, god witches In nuuuns and
q fashionable jewclry. sas positive, Tor cash
aoneer -HENaY q. EVANS, 81 Pearl ssIee.. vii sell
white granite and mon wsre cains assord glass
ware; 40. Catalogues now ready Gooss well packed for
EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCrIONEER-rO BE SOLD
IL by FRANKLIN NICHOLS At their store 70 Nassau
street. Friday February at 0 O'CLOCK shi
A, SMITH, Administrator
~ COTTON. AUcTIoNEER CONTINUATION AND
closing out OF Clinton hoei furni'ure1hs day, Tues
u be ho sspn
o. all kinds of furniture. beds large quantity OF
linen Sheets quilts SO. Also all the marble flooring
throughout ihs building
GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
superior q%sty ard IN large variety on This day At
ald dining M SCI bedsteads bureaus wash.aads ward
ha ssods centre SIDE ane sofa tables MSrsry BOOK
John l. vANpEwATER. AUcTloNsER, WILL SELL
room IL Maiden lave. general variety OF fur nitre fancy
soot suites in brocs,ei ma5ie Top centre er ana
soa tables bookcases extension tables marble top dressing
line Of glass ware, gubles imb are
Pagpes mes DC decaners In sets and pairs; salts fruit
tea dinner fets cologues, also gilt
oil pa'ntI and engrssngs together with paper hangngs
lace curtain curtain fixtures DO The whole to bo sod
empsory 70 the highest bidder.
r MORIARTY, AUCTIOEFER, WILL. SELL. THIS DAY
81 at 10 O'clock at 3 Chatham square the furniture from
nd street, good also feather beds mattresses
one sewing machine. &c.
M DOUGHTY. AUCTiONEER.-A SALE or
W. the Of second hand furniture desler-On
Wednesday at l0 O'Clock, al Centre street twenty
muhuespy spne Seat shSes OAK and wsDn; eSenoo and
dining tables bookcases sofas and sofa betsesds
Win Sse q medium osss spd ssoaud
bar furniture also by virtue Of an execution lot OF board
beds,eads ivory cutlery snd plated ware toilet
crocksry, china, DC. sale peremptory.
NTO1ICE-FRANKIIN AND NICHOLS AUCTIONEERs,
~ Nassau street, will bold regu sales OF urni
@ as Of On sna Of
vatcrs made whom required, and prompt reorns In all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

Simeon Diapers regular semiweekly sale OF
boods and stocks will take place to morrow. (Tues-
day,) at halfpast IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Elk
change
At the second board the market Was very firm.
Michigan Southern Railroad advanced ! per cent;
GaleoA and Chicago, 4; Reading Railroad 4; Michi-
gan Central, a. Cumberland, !. small lot Of Nil.
wsuiie and Mississippi sold at SO 83A per cent,
cash. The election for directors Of this company
takes place In few days, al Milwaukee. We hope
there VIII be no change In the present management.
Our capitalists have confidence in the board as 1t
DOW stands and it would not be good policy TO make
any changes. We take great deal Of interest in
the deyeaopement Of this road, and should be sorry
to e any action not In accordance with the presen.
administration.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day, "a fol
Paid Treasury account. sl.1es. %
Hscsavsd ................. "a 100 90
Paid Ter Assay Ofios .:..,............... Ss2 Oh
PAid On diSbursipg checks S5,5l9 ~
The receipts of the New York and New Haven
e.ilrosd for the month Of January, we're as fol
lows:-
p..e.esrs,. ................."..sSa1a IL
nj eight io,Vo' W
49,, .se4 l.l IT
.oN.s ,s ii.,,sm .,.............. 3,706 81
500. 435 SIS
~ January, 1s4S. ..,,.,....'.'''''''.''. oo,'I 80
.................... 81, 7O8 IL
pbIadeIphia Ledger Of the I'd inst says
-. - tho anthracite coal trade next season
IN materially improved by the length and seve-
< he viner The Impression T no. Is w. the the
ssn.,,, css,sd out BY the time spring opens We
essr,tsnd the supply Of coal from the schuylkiu
. / Tor the year 1865 will not exceed tha' from tne
,oojon In 1865 Tho tonnage the past week oy the
Railroad was only IS $50 TONS and for the year
an - thursday last only 167 OCT tons, against zl3 i6
.g,ns 10 Tee ssms time last year The scnuyKih
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MATRIMONIAL.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EMILE vILLRTTE,
l Professor Of auoRaphy reading OF character
the receipt OF twenty FIVE cens Tor equivalent In postage
saMps) and specimen Of handwriting send 10 any person
full dsneaon Of their character, love, success, destiny &c
also description Of the they love will marry, Ad
dress with return posAge) Emile vieto, Broadway Post Of
Geo, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

kUC1IoE NOrIcE-CROCKERY, GLAss AND CHINA
"A by j. 3. H. BARTLETT auc.ioneer. Tuesday. Feb. s.
At 10 O'Clock 2I Pearl street. peremptory sale OF all kinds
or w. a. blue and ware, cut prost and Bohemian
china silver plated cohng, DO Also the stock
OF a dealer Cataloeu ea now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05
OPENING SALE or THE SEASON. EXTENSIVE AUC
" ton o superior custom made furniture piAnoforte.

Opening SALE or THE SEASON. EXTENSIVE AUC.
~ ucnae Of superior custom made furniture panoforte
DC. EUGENE Il. FRANKLIN, AuctioDeer. By FRANK
LIN Mt H0lS Wednesday morning 9Th instant at sx
o'clock n their saesroom 10 Nassau street. john viii
be sold sus OF rosewood paor furniture In plush and satin
brocae do Do In mahogany and black walnut SOFAS tetea
es lounges bed lounges easy chairs and rockers
Lar small carved rosewood and mahogany walnut bed
seads BUREAUS dressing bureaus and with mar
PainDgs engravinR French china vases pure
mattresses paasses rosewood, mahogany walnut and oak
library and secretary bookcases eegeres
stands box islands qusre tables pier GARD centre and sofa
tables adies' workables PAPER mache abe earays In
sos clocks dining extension tables In oak walnut and
mahogany oak dining chairs onADole1 chamber furniture
with and Without marble tops DC &C. Also superior
wood ga octave pAno!ore warranted This sale well worthy
the a't non IN want Of good Goods pack
Cd and eurey shipped at reasonable charge Catalogues
morning Of sale.
THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER-sTORE NO. l6
Spruce stxeet-Shcrfs sale Of coffee and Spices
lsSS A. NJ, Nos 42S 60
avenue consisting OF teas coffee spices choice family
res &C. Also horse and harness. and lease OF
H. CKOABIR, Deputy Sheriff.
T,UNIS MORREI.L, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TIME,
this morning at l01S O'Clock at 81 Nassau street. Furn
ture mirrors OIL paintings silver plated ware hair, spring
hsvapa and German segays In lots desired II dozen sh0e
backing, hardware superior wood ptanoforA VIII
be sold ct IL O'CLOCK large French plate mirror oval
glasses; paintings pleasing subjects coee
bot water table dhos sofas etoa totes and rocking
chairs extension dining tables rosewood library bookcases
portable decks Rpdaworkboxes wa-robes bedsead wah
stands, &C. Must BIO sold. Not the least Undertaking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 20.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A -" KERosENK. OR COAL OH.

The intensity OF the light obtained from this oil will be bunA
public
This oil being pure disaton from coal without ~ ~
mixture Of sprs Of turpenne alcohol warraots4 70 -
not expostve 1nsurance companies allow 70 bo usod W
out additional premium.
Those who read write much at night viii find gFoG1
acquisition, the light remarkably steady ard so o
For general family burning In tea aboets shippQ.
railroad Churches factories hotels and lighthouses -
oil u ~ yet uneQuAued.
burns brilliantly without zmokng cruising The Wek
does not deterorae evaporase BY exposure and nd
affected by the coolest weather.
The various patented lamps be found ct tho Of III
undersigned recommended the best adapted ~
culsr qualities q the OIL each lamp giving light equal 10
six foot gas burners
1hs Oh camphane and syivir Oh lamps anA
be adapted chandeliers for hotels country rosAoasa9
and steamers.
The usual discount to wholesale Dealers
AUBTENH agents o. The North American Kerossne
Company, 81 Beaver sres.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY
IA s. BoGART. wednesday Feb At 10s O'Clock, At the

auction corner Frankfort and william sree erooe-
RES By virtue executions, ot grocery futures
stand CASKS refrigerator tables, chairs, clock bar counter
tnmbers dccsrters show segars engravngs Danngs
aeo lo perumery, ancy articles and variety or other
goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05
EDUCATION.

BLOOMFIELD ACADENY.-B0ARDING AND DAY
ID school for both pleasantly and heaiy situated
Of Bloomfield and First streets, Hobosen, N j. will
ts Feb g. Number OF scholars limited
Circulars al Westermans, go Broadway New York or M
ED. FIELD NER, Principal.
LDUCATIoN.-MRB. NJ HAMrITON's FRENCH AND
~ English day school for young ladies, 10S West Thirty
sixth rect between Broadway and Seventh avenue. The
second term VIII Thursday, Feb 4. Circulars
can be obtained on application at the school.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

FIHE vEsTR1S BL00Ma.-sINCE THE INTRODUCTION
OF these valuable arces the race Of cadsyerous faosd
hoes eems passing away The vestris blooms called
because by their use Madame Vesis retain s
bloom OF youth ever her cheek They entirely harm
f and unlike general cosmetics, really improve TIE sksn
Wne hey heghen s beauty Thoy sold At sos Broadway
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- - aasaaar -
BILLIARDS.

billiard BAIIs.-A FINE LOT OF BILLIARD
ID bals assorted and 81 the lowest cash proes
sale by VIM NJ. WELING 40 Broome st. corner Crosby At
WI OFFER FOR SALE FINE STOCK or WE'LL
w tables, with invented cushions. Buyers
viii DO well call and examine Trimmings for sale and or
street,
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NEW PATENT BPECTACIES.-THKY IMPROVE VI
~ sion suit Tor hs change 70 greater msgnazng powers
not required; and distan Distinctly rous
pair FRANKS lecturer the eye paentee ana msksr
No Park row, opposite Asor house. Attendance 10 A. ~
tot Pm.
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SoMETHIN9 FOR THE LADIEs.-I7 Is A WE'LL AU-
~ thor Heated Act that the vesrs blooraa mpart coL
to ing n sneeas without doing The smallest injury
hold this as great desdcraum II three shades aAap
60 70 me oincrent compilations and sold 593 Broadway
Ladies who are naturally pale shcad give this article Trial
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

do OOO -BoUsE wAHTED.-wANTED TO PUR.
|C.UUU. chase, house AID lot in good location in
New ork for which "a 900 lots and IS 600 10 IS
cash VIII be given IN eIchapge Address giving location and
price OF housO n G. Herald ytlce.
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NURE FOR CORNA BY MADAME BERHARD NO. r.
~ Bowsry, stde between Broome DELANEY ses16
Madame b. respectfully informs tho puslo hat kAs
dueed her price order enable every one 70 free hs
pain, and feels confident n promising that she w
corps bunions gro In nesh &c, without cmu
the least pain inconvenience. Persos attended
Pm
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w
Deaendan. may discharged fr ,a cust,dy putting
In ard pcrectipg ,ail IN the ~ $l 100 There
be two god bat a Ia g,r uiber, vno together,
equal 70 two tuoh oa In timer respects the don
L. deLed with dollars to Inc psnnf to abide
The event
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales OF bonds and stocks were made at aution, by
A n NicOlaV.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

ST0vEs, STOVES, sToyEs-N0. 1s5 CANAL sTREHr.
- near Varsck-W. 4 H. v AN NOTES stove wareroems-
We have large assortment of mante CRATES kitchen
ranges and Stoves reasonable terms Stoyes mt
repaired Crates set and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

DII.ES PILES P1LBS.-ARE YOU SUFFERING WfTU
L with the piles II DR. DUPRIES celebrated rome
ds warranted 70 cure In Al cases eGecuay For Inward
only 20 cents per box Principal Office rs Nassau stree
r. and for sale by uggss City referenoc and tsSsi
mopials given The above will curo only piles not ever
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NJ M. BUFFINToN's ADJUSTABLE TIMH REGIS

UARTIEs-DINNER OR RvENING- FURNISHED
with gold band French china, silver glass; confectionery.
cooks waiters and AL ohor things approaching thereto
harp VIOLIN pianotore any oher Instruments required 81
p. n, STEVENS 16 Crosby street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09

li,aurs OF MARRIED WcMeu.-
The New York Legislature has bin
before Il which provides that any mar
ricd woman whose husband from
drunkenness or prohigacy or other
cause, sha'l neglect or refuse to pro
vide for her support or the support Of
her children, or any married woman
who may be deserted by her husband.
without fault on her part, shall have
the right to transact business in her
own name collect her own earnings
and those Of her minor children. and
educate her children. free from the in
reference Of her husband or any other
person. She may also bind out or
hire out her minor children. Also.
hereafter. It shall be necessary to the
validity Of every in!enture Of arrron-
ticesh'r that the mother, IL living with
her husband, sign the same, The bill
aim, at abuses that exists 10 an alarm.
ing extent
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TO Ny CUSTOMERS.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, thankful t'.t the
i patronage 50 literally e~tendel 10
him. Tor NE last two yea'e, ',y his friends
and the public generally, wosld tespect'rT
" infotp, them, that, he has just open a
la,ge stock Of the very best Dtbgs Nell
zines, Chemicals, Foreign and Domestic =
Patent Medicines and fe,t"neties, tho
whole OF which is warranted 10 - ii the
vetv best uuelity-having also made al,
engagements to keep up a constant supply
he is enabled to ano'd eve,y thi"e IN his
line II business, IN the most reasonable
tefms hy s'.'ct attention ~ business he
hopes The continuance # the patronage So
literally EXTENDED ~ him heretofore
Planters and others are respectfully soil
cited |" examine his stock before puichas
ing elsewhere
IL Physicians r,ese,irGD'ns' phi up al
all ',nurs g, the day end night viii, ueeya
y and d'ya'eh. J. l.. WALLET.
lau2j- Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09

"MAnny,xa rur WnoNe N,ecrn "
Soon after it was known that l.e;des.
dor'Fs property in this city was i'm.
mcnscly valuable, a well known zen
tlemaulthcn living here, but since dead,
1et town in great hurry. and was
absent SOME months, when he returned
TO tho great Tonderment Of bis ac-
qnaintances, WHO were entirely in the
dark A. to where he had been, or what
he had been in pursuit Of Alter a
while il leaked out that he had been
to the West Indies looking up Leijes.
dori'f's heirs, aud finding as was said.
a female that he believed was tho real
Simon Pure heir Of the vast estate, he
without ceremony popped the question.
was accepted, and married forthwith.
ccngrstulatiug himself that Capt. Fol.
scM aud al other claimants would
have to stand aside, while he. the
great naboh Of California, would be
without a rival in the Golden State.
Alter the marriage. in preparing the
: necessary documents and getting testi-
mony to substan,iatc the claims Of his
lady fair. he found to his establishment
that he bad made small mistake, and
that in fact he married the wrong
4niggcr." -San Fsuacisco Bulletin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
Something Worth Reading !

F1>HE SUBSCRIBERS would cali the At :
I tentica q purchasers to the large aJ-
Ii'i.ns now hei.s made ~ THEFT stcek,
among which may he found
An elegah. assortment pf Plated shd 1apan-
Ell Walters, in sets and single;
Cofee UtDs, with and without dfippers;
Gilt L Ornamental Hall Lamps & Lanterns;
GLE Solar and side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphine
Cut and Pressed Glass, China B. Flint ware:
Brass. Copper, Otnamented and Common
Ccsl Uods;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with large variety Of
housekeeping articles:
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper sha1ns IL, lamps
Glass, cir and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Chrniras:
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Jete d Tete, Sets;
F,8sd Cologne ard Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments. &c, suitable
FOR Ghst.t y, u = pres IS.
nlRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
- t"rne Mahogany Betsteads, Ward
,uh.s; Waslstsuls; Bureaus, TALES, 60
Gilt and Mahogany peir. Mantles end
Looking Glasses
IT. Call md examine. MS our stock il
NV complete
deego-y J. PIPER II 60.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09

PREAcHtNa ~ SOME runrosE -
The Memphis Bulletin says: that the
Rev. Or. N. 8 Rice Of St Louis No,
has been offered salary Of $1,000
per annum, il he will GO TO New Or
leans and take charge Of the Fust
Presbyterian church, there.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09

I,EcrunE ON AsrnNoMv The Rev
+. CAsrLfroN, will deliver The first Of
\ series II lectures on Astronomy, al
the Presbyterian Church tc.mcrtow
Sunday night the public ate invited
to attend
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09

EE Last Thursday. just too late Tor
publication. we received n note an
ncnncing the death Of the venerable
Col John q. Richardson, who died Of
pneumonia on the proceeding day. at
the residence Of his son. T =. Rich
ardson, IN the 7lst year Of his age
Franklin burner |
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
French window G,lass.
Saw n1sd saw Blades.

1ROSSCuT, Pit, ranncl, Rip, lemon,
~ Steel and brass back Butchers. Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key holp Saws,
assorted sizes and the most ~ them of
Spear Il ,Iackson's" make Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
lan25-y. L.Reu,rR & LANour.
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lOsHUE BFAt..


1sat0ss M0Wge Steam Germ mills.
fINHE aboye establishment: situated .,
cerun, Of North sod Main streets. il
row in working e,ler, @ any Jemscd
fr, Fresh GtouhJ Cotn Meal. rem he
PROMPTLY supplied.
VA meal cart will. fot the sccotpmo-
,lation Of customers. make the circuit of tho
oi'y every Monday, Thursday and satut-
day Meal will also he kept st The stots
Of the undersigned, opposite the HstHey
House. JOSHUA DEAL.
June ~ '54y
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

1--WE Subscribers re. rectf'lly cs'' sttsn-
/ ton of purchase 10 Their stock Of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety.
All kinds cf repairing nCDly done snd
promptly attended 10 Plsntatic" Wsg-
go"s, pIc"ghs, &c, Manufactured and Re-
paired
Our assortment Of T,o. IL alsc cofnp'etes
Call ard examine Corner II Church and
Main streets
nov1o ". r TUNNAHD h co.
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New Arrival oe Ignt..
u.tSsscctl Oil,
Walking Canes.

lust received by steamship Grenada, a bna nii.
- fni assortment n Fancy Gold and silver
ted Walking Canes, soti,e Of whish are very fine
and handsome. for sale Al the Clothing Emporium,
nf [ieeG W. u. PHILLIPS
" 10" have n Hla m ming Door ar Gnte,
40 round to Montan's Hardware Store
" and tor small outlay, yon enn ret n
spring That will either open or shut the
door These ME no Yankee invention bnt
q durable, lastly and etIectual Gate or Door
Spring, y. &. MONTAN,
Deco. No. ID Church street
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.t..uu",.i NsMuc1eti

VWlV"pSF NVNW01tVV
An Barrels - J,nisS0 hiskev.
~ II p@AIs Foyles Extra Hose Whis
key
10 III" Bound, Halves, Magnolia d..
BARRELS, do. do
8 Quartet Cesks American B,sndvi
4 Eiehl, do. d.. d..
Quartz, Cssk Spst Imported Do.
oo Half Barrels RsetFeJ Whiskey
The at"ve uaWa NJ Liquors just tecsiv-
ed end for sale to the trade in accommodating
ing te,,us.
Pee DIST lOsHUE BFAI.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
Christ mas Presents.

t7NrJstW1Ns VresCnta.
- CAPDEVlLLE on laurel street, hos
! just received large lot of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, md
new years gifts. The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vacini'y, are invited TO call and
examine his stock. 1t is the largest and
best selected in town. dcc21- I'm.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
.Dssss ReCcte,g1l

DER STEAMED, QUEEN Of tho
l. WEST.
tn Dcses Extra no. Soap,
n II Palm /"
2M lbs. fresh Bologna EaasAEs,
10 Half bbls Family tness Beaf.
u Ensrs c1"irn cheese
large Reef In CUES, DufllAld and OTHER brand
ri itars 81 trnie fltur, barrels ara half do
with the above tnay NJ ali times ~ found. Fresh
ssda rsactlrsnod G.sl,en butter, ~ warranted
10 give satisfaction. A. NONTAN 4 BRO.