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JOSEPH MuKlrR1Ck,
Hrchttectss' Ks MiEder.
shop en- Ftariaa, Htsi qf .Hdsae ~,

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY cali the
J. attention Of The public, TO my arrange
meats for the New yeat Having made
arrangements with one Of the best mafu :
featuring establishments In Cincinnati,
! am prepared TO furnish Sash s.Donts and
blinds, made OF The best White Pine bin-
her, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheanet@ than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing to build would
find IL to their advantage to consult me
before building.
Orders from the country earnestly soli-
cited Country work Of all kinds prompts
!, attended TO in the most werkmanlike
manner
Plans and specilcations.for city and com.
try Houses, sHbhurban Villas etc, given IN
the most approved styles. All kinds Of
job Work attended TO with neainess aud
dispatch Water Cisterns made Of the best
material, ian3n.
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| STATE OF LOUtStANA--sixth judicial
District Coutt--~parieh Of East Baton
kouge.-~4A lrREp A. WILLIAMS, u.s. JAS
", Buowe-- No 1857
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and
- sale issued in the above entitled and
/ numbered cause aud to me directed from
the Hon Sixth judicial District Court, in
aud for the Parish Of East eaton Rouge and
State aforesaid, | have seized and will offer
at public snlf at the Court House door of
said Parish, in the City Of BATON Rouge, OH
SATURDAY, tGse Gti, day OF September,
a. H., 1856, at ! | o'clock, a. NJ, OF said day,
all the right, title, interest and claims oil
James w Brown, defendant in or to the
mottged property hereinafter set forth ard
described, 10 wit.
LIST a lot Of ground, Situated in that
part cl the city of Baton Rouge laid out by
heirs Of DcyaIl, containing forty nine feet,
moro OF less il depth, bounded on the East
by tue lot of Allied Gates, aud on the West
by lot formerly owned by panl Chopin,
al. A certain purcell OF ground, situated
tAsaid city OF BATON Rouge, and partly III
the rear Of the lot Of ground above dcs-
etibed, and partly in the rear of a lot owned
by Jacob Rheuns, and extending the whole
width Of said two lots. Said parcel OF
ground measuring fifty feet in depth hy
eighty feet more or less in width, English
measure So, :
n Inc aoose "esc''oeo i'Vs 'h" pa,eei o.
Elo.i'o' pe','s me same a'I.iisu ny ,a"les
W. ofoWn' rom hleka'oer y, =, w ooo ny aes
passao before 1ohH ~. Holiathsa NotaIy
Pubic IN the Guy OF New of'eahs' on the
"a cay OF oeeoo'f io9o:
oeized 10 pay ana SATISFY the 1e9semeht,
interest ana coN' III 'te above e'''l''eo anu
numbered Z, cause c,a,
eff'iS q 2aie--( A9f' W',a tne 9eneh0
Oh tue "pp'a'seihe'''' H. v pH Ply
a"S '-'ts'" w ate'ih,
STATE. or iOtriSIANA s;xtb lu,a,-
ria, District cnurp p,r;sh a rsst
gafon Roure Frnnfx,wn gprr1 We
cuplsrornra KAtsrp IN iooo1 i
DY VIRTUE Of = writ If snignrn and
u soln issned IN tha ahovn ontifiad nnd
,bercd ranse and di,ectedto tho shot;f
of the parish Of East Baton Rowe from
+be rTon Sixtb Tn1;c;sl n;s+r;c+ f,,,tt i.
ana 4or the parish and STATE aforesaid
haze sc;1r1 and will otFer at ,uhl;c enIe hv
virtue of said witt of seizure and sale. Al
the Can't uanss door Of said parish in in tha
civ of Baton Rouge on
SAAuNpA 4, anc ot'h a"y Oh september
4. D 1856, at II O'Clock A. NJ, all the
eel, t.+ .rJ ,1n;,, ,f H. Jac..z /
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Notice.

TliE subscriber respectfully returns his
i thanks 10 bis friends and clIstamers who
have d0png the past year literally given
him their patronage. and takes this meth
oil OF informing them andsthe public at
large that he has now ON hand h large Iot
Of seasoned lumber aud everything requs.
tte for the undertaking successful compile
tion Of all work in theyahane Of House
buildings, Blinds, Sash and peefs fitting
NJ Of Stores Bar.ronms in the best. most
durable aud workmanlkr style. AZ orders
left at . c Mon ans Hardware store, The
Post Office, or et my shop on Fifth'street
adioining st. pster's and st. paul's college,
wtlkmeet with prompt attention,
dec2l. & l.. SEES.
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA--sixth Judicial
District Court-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge --AueUsTINE LESAeE, wife, vs.
JORDAN Holr, husband No. 1861
pY VIRTUE of a writ Of 4. fa issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
cause and directed TO the Sheriff of the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from the Hon.
Sixth judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish and State aforesaid have seized
and will offer at public sale by virtue of
said writ of il. ta., in front of the Court
House door Of said Parish, in the City Of
Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of September.
A. D., 1866, at II o'clock, a. M, all the
ri ght, title interest and claim of the delen-
dant Jordan Holt, in and to the property
hereinafter setforth and described, to wit.
certain negro. boy JoHN, aged about
1s years; ELLEN, girl, aged about 12 yrs.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of
Judgment, interest and cost in the above en-
titled and numbered cause,
Terms of SaIe-CASH, with the benefit
of the appraisement. III. v. BABlN.
aug.3-7ts-w. ss # Sheriff.
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Artbiirttural Garos, &t.
c. q. WILSON,
House, Sign e. Ornamental Painter,

Thtti street, twa doors North Of tile Past once,
HAVING permanently laeated IN i's1nn Renge.
III we would respectfully solicit share If The
ruhiie patronage Heihg practicable wefkmen, we
ure 10 work on The most reasonable terms md In
the best atyle
ALSO, GfainnR Mafhling, dlasitig and Paper.
hanging neatly ekephted
ssF Plantation wefh Heloiied and promptly
attended to- deel|sf,
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PIANOS.
L. DE ROsAS LACERDA,

L. DE R0SAS LACERnA,
BlT0N g0 C6E Ia,
I fNFoRMES the Public in general that
L he is now prepared to repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST DE-
'FECflVE PIANOS, at vssY mopeRArE
srRioRs. and every sind OF Musical Instru-
nents. He will also tune at. very reduced
prices. for his customers and the lpuhhc in
general.
Orders left at the Jewelrv store OF Mr..
Theodore Goldman will be PROMPTLY at
tended to-
fcblSdtf e. DE R0SAS LAuERDA
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Notariea Public Il Auctioneers.
cry GOVERNMENT.

Thirty Fifth Corporate Year
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STATE OF LOttIStANA--.sixtb Judicial
District to,llt--paiish Of East Batot
Rouge ~@FnAEfois lrrtrf, ~. TAcB.
SON LIHpy. ~~ No, ! 600
/ DY VIRTUE Of 81 wit Of seizure and
I'D sale issed IN the above entitled ard
! Numbered cause, and directed 10 the ShenA
OF the Parish Of East Baton Rouge from The
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court. in and
Int the Parish and State Aforesaid | have
seized aud viii offer at public sale by VII.
I,tue of said writ OF seizure atd sale, at the
CONT. Honse door OF said Parish, In the
City Of Baton l,ouse, on
SATURDAY, tbs 9th day or September,
next, a. D., 1856, at o'clock, a. NJ, all
The right, title interest and claitn Of the de-
fehdant Jackson Libby, in q, 10 the mort
gagged property hereinafter scttottb and dea.
ciihed, to Wit.
A certain Tract oi land, situated on The
Amitc River, in this Parish, at about six
teen miles from The City Of Baton Rouge,
known Us The Burlington traet, containing
six hundred and forty acres. bounded on
The north by land, now or formerly of X.
w Grrcpwell, east oi the Anite River
south hy lands Of fohn Kerf,@tnd on the
west by public lands. together with oil the
buildings aud improvements thereon, being
the same tract acquired by The plaintiff
jointly with J. + ierein, from Henry Carl,
by MI act passed before the Parish Records
ct Of this Parish dated 9Th October, 1852.
Seized to pay and satisfy Judgment, inter.
eat and ,est IN the above entitled aud nlnn-
befed cnhte.
Terms of Sele.--C.9SH with The benefit
Of The appiaisenent. i L. HERNANDEZ,
s6g,3s7lssw. Deputy Sheriff
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INSlJ RANCE,
soutI,esn Mutuhi Insurance conpnn,
df ltaton ttnugp.

fteatparaffdb IN def N iepfsiafufs ~ ffonisfntd
dhprorad, March lah 1850.
Authorized Capital, iits, ab0D,noo, 90
The soniherH Mutual Etsnrdnec Cpupany
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and arc prepared 10 take Fipr
MARINE and IltvpHasisks
otors.
James M Brown, Leon Bonneceae,
John y, kleInpettr, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w r Tunnard,
Jos V. nurahle, Joseph Lareuler
G. q. Mediation, Wm. s, Pixies
Trustees.
W. y, Walker, 1essse Hait
+. u. Conrad, S. G.. Leyrock,
Chs A. Slack James NJ lIruffot,
Sosthene Alain w. y, Phillips,
Joseph = Williams, Thompson ]. Bird,
!. !. Nolen, Danftl y. Avery,
John A. Dungheitw Samuel M Hart
WILLIAM y. PIKE. Pres't
.AbtRfp SHrrpfns, Ser'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan ys22, 1850, IT,
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Music Teaching.

TNHE subscriber, well knownts
l. to the citizens Of BatonsY Z VI
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro
tessieaal services to The public, us teacher
OF the PIANO FoRrE, the vtoLlN, and Goa
NEr-A-ptspoN. He viii also furnish music
for Private Parties, Soir6s. &c Letters
addressed to him through the post office,
will he promptly answered, and orders lett
at the Comet office, will meet immediate
attention. loetlll II. w. JOLLY.
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sundries-yust Received.

NRIED PRUNES, fresh and good, IS cts
H. per pound;
30 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
30 dozen Bath Bricks;
do. Olive Oil lpurej
I2 do. Browns Essence Ginger;
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper
1000 El Capitolia Segars, fine favor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit OF Magnesia
so do Dry Lemonade, at
june6. BOGEL's Drug Store,
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STATE OF LOtttstANA--4Sixth Judicial
District toult~-palish Of East Baton
Rouge FnAreots Lrrtrf, ~. JAcs.
4
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l1rufrssiarmt Notifrs.

Professional Card.
TYR nUCHEiN. Of the Medical Faculty
~ ot Montptlier tFranerl having re-
recently established himself in this City,
etlers his prote ssinnal servEces 20 the public
IT, He viii At all times he found at Mr.,
prjot's residence, tnrar Judge Bnk'sl
anless professionally engaged, loet25-u.
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TnLEoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPoRTED ron THE DIsPATc n.


ComsfessiOmmts
WASHINGTON, April s--Ssndte-The bills from
the COMMITTEES Of Claims, making appropriations
for certain claims, were passed.
The question Of printing the memorial Of the
Kansas free State Legislature was debated and
postponed s8&5
Mr.. Seward made . long speech on Kansas AZ
fairs He argued In favor Of the immediate admis.
sion of Kansas into the Union ~ State, a. the
only remedy for the existing evils. He contended
that the constitution does not prescribe the mum.
Der Of inhabitants necessary to authorize the I'D.
mission of territory ~ State
The Senate, at the conclusion of Mr.. SIS speech
adjourned
House-The House went into consideration OF
the general Deficiency appropriation bill
Mr. Shorter, of Ala, said that Massachusetts, BY
her conduct relative to the Fugitive Slave Law.
had placed herself out of the pale of the constitn.
ton, and ought not to be represented here The
South he said, had been victimixed every time she
compromised with the North. He hoped, there.
fore, no further attempt of that kind would be
made. Not only Alabama, but every Southern
State had resolved, that, should the government
fail to protect them in their constitutional rights
they would take the remedy into their own hands
They were determined to stand on the Geor gia
platform. If the Democratic party triumphs In
the next Presidential election, fheTnion would be
saved, but If the Black Republicans prevail, the
history of our confederation is written
The debate on the Senate's amendment appro.
priating nearly $50, 900 for engravings maps and
drawings accompanying the reports anddocuments
of the survey to determine the route of the Pacific
Railroad, was rejected.
The House then adjourned:
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- In a brief notice of the little work, "a
Deed of Gift,' by Sir John Page, lately published
by Bishop Meade, we omitted to mention that it is
for sale at Randoiph's, Woodhouse's and Vests.
Among the numerous descendants of the au
thor of this volume, says the preface, "for whose
special though not exclusive, benefit it is pub
ished, may be mentioned some of the most es
teemed ministers of the Episcopal Church. men
ton the names of Mr.. Washington Nelson, decd
Mr. Robert Nelson, missionary in China; Mr. VIM.
N. Pendleton, of Lexington; Mr.. Carter Page, of
Kentucky; Mr.. James Page of Pennsylvania; Mr..
Charles Page, of Kentucky; Mr.. Richd K. Meade,
Mr. VIM. NJ Nelson, Mr.. Farley Berkely, of Vir-
ginia; Mr. Cleland Nelson, of Maryland; Mr.. VIM
Duval, deceased, Mr.. William Williams, of Geor-
gia and his brother, Mr.. John Williams, mission.
airy in China"
The style of the book is quaint but impressive,
and there are portions not unworthy of the rich
and sacred eloquence of Jeremy Taylor.
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statemen, of the Spirit Rappers.

Since IL has been universally conceded that the
steamship Pacific is lost, the Spiritual Telegraph
publishes a statement from Mr.. S. w Britton, q
merchant of New York, giving full particulars Of
the manner in which that i'll fated vessel persisted
which he obtained some time ago, from a spirit
MIR. Britton does not explain bis reasons for with
holding this revelation till after the Pacific was
generally given up. Why did he not lisp a word
to relieve the general anxiety which was felt about
her fate, before solicitude had sunk into despair
This is new edition of the Arctic's ghosts, whose
revelations were made through Judge Edmonds,
but never heard of till after the whole country
had obtained the full particulars of the wreck -
When will the impudence of imposture cease,
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w-Consumptives: Hear. ard Judge ye

wCOnsumptives. Hear, ard Judge ye
WHAT WE SAY.
LOUISVILLE, March 9Th, 1885,
Messrs MORTIMER l. MowBRAY:
Having been advised by friend to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, which restored a sister of his
from that dread disease Consumption and wishing to
try the same, we enclose you S.
Not knowing the price, You will please send what
the above amount will pay for, by Adams Co.'s
press immediately on receipt of this.
.LOOKA AT THAT LADY!
Once beautiful and blooming as the rose-now how
pallid; her whole complexion Hinged with yellow,
like the sere leaf of autumn. and her sun even
s''-l AAMPToNs vEGETABLE TiN Nc gJs Z,
and she will wonder at the ghty chsngethat after
all the other medicines she freely had taken none
could reach her but this pleasant balm from Ma
ture garden.
IF vou are sicd ,oAy delay until your disease be.
comes incurable and then have to lament when 1t il
too letea Tbousan 10 who die premsturely might
have been saved by Hampton's Vegetable ructure-
Why, languishing and dropping debilated and
ken down, life burden, with desire to avoid your
'''' HiAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINcTURE
BY its mild action the stomach liver and Kidneys
viii cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and
Lung Affections, Pains in the Back Side aud Breast
CONSUMPTION, Scrofnla7 Rheumatism, Gout, Neural.
Nervous Debiities-with all diseases arising from
impure blood, and is the greatest female medicine
over known. This invaluable medicine is working
we publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted; We latsly bad conversation with 4
venerable Clergyman OF this city, who detailed as
by this medicine upon a woman who had for wears
bssn .orey afflicted with scrofulous affection
Sold by MORTIMER = MoWBRAY.
Sold by o. A. STRICKEN and PuRCEIis s' nxpp
CO, Richmond; bv Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburs BY
al The Drussists In Petersburg BY MORTIMER {
u oMnhAY. Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Store
d per bottle; bottles for @5
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- ,n.t And the said company shall appoint tos
enn far said district hereby authorized to se -
c.hshed who shall possess all the power. e enIeIra
,hs ueyment of tolls which are nov vested, IoI ~.
liar purpose, In the collector for the Cnsriess'a
trict. - .....a
Joint Resolutions adopted BY the Generat Ss'e""s%
Tiyqinia February IS 1885.
Resolved by the General Assembly, Ina ,hs .a..
River and Kanswha Company are antnonsco, uhaeI
the Act OF February 1885 TO borrow upon the cIeolt
of the tolls on the ksnawha river, 90 much none y,
not exceednr three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars AZ will complete the improvement OF tnat nver;
and that no other property OF the Company, except
the tolls sforesad including those now due aud here
amer TO become due. shall be liable for the money &c
" Rs.oiyed further, That the said Company are au
,hor;sed TO charge full tolls in cash. under exisiin,
isws whIst the said river II undergoing improvement
M we'll a. Afterwards and without liability for iniur,
r. boata and cArsoes at the points undergoing i'm
proyemenL unless there be a want of ordinary care
by the Company, or the agents in the conssructon
the work.
Resolved, That said Company has authority to In
vest the sinking fund provided by the Act, in tn,
which shall best suit the views of said Com
pany
Resolved, That the Legislature recommend to ssit
Company TO adopt the plan proposed by Charles
Fsk for making said improvement set forth IN M
report of the 2st October 1854 subject to such odt
hcstions as the said Company may find it necessaf,
to make.