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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
From the New York Telegraph
RAISE ERAUD EXPOSED.

A short time since the Republican journals publish
ed a circular letter addressed 10 post Iuasters IN this
State, and signed by Perrin NJ. Brown, Jr. The cir
culsr set forth that it had been decided after a "prl.
vs,e consultation of the leading Democratic ct the
Uuion, Immediately after The adjournment OF tho
Cincinnati Convention" 10 sesess each post master
in the country for tue purpose OF securing the sue
cess vi the Democratic ticket, stating the amount re-
CURED, SC, and closing with the request that The
name OF SOME reliable leading Democrat IN your
town be forwarded, with a view o.; consulting MIN
hereafter. The whole thing bore upon it's face the
evidence Of fraud and nbsurdiiy, and the trick was
Immediately exposed by the Washington Uniou.-
Notwithstanding tl,s fact. the Republican Journals
have continued to give the circular Il prominent place
in their columns. accompanying it with Indignant
comments upon this system OF Intimidation and cor.
ruptiou," &c. Th. following letter to the editor Of
tho Troy Budget, from Pos. Master General Camp
bell, will tbrow some light on Perrin u. Brown,
Jr." OF course the Republican journals which lave
given currency to the fraud will never set the matter
right before their readers
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July lo;h, 1856.
DEAR ~SiR:-lour letter ut the 10th instant has
Just been receIved, for which | am much indebted -
The circular signed Perrin NJ. Brown addressed to
the Post Master OF Lansiugburgh, and forwarded by
YOU i. an Infamous fraud. There is no person Of that
name in this city but some individual assuming il,
engaged q box 10 the pos: office here, with a view to
aid him in carving out bis dishonest purpose, and but
for the timely exposure which has been made Of it,
would no doubt have succeeded, to some extent at
least. As soon ID the matter was brought to my
knowledge, | gave instructions for his arrest; but he
has not siucs veutured TO call for his letters.
If any are received, they will go to the Dead Letter
office, and any money they may CONAN wiz pe re-
turned to the writers.
au respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES CAMPBELL.
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CoMMIas.OXsRs sAIE or HEA r,TArr

VT t"sh '''s = -
= 2 ] v.r'Ge o: a decree eh:orcc on The ,,h day OF S;p'
- icInber, ls.1, IN the pL of Runrr, +. barnett e.!
o hcIi. ngl:.st Nsxrnirr u Peers ard hers. pending Il
tho Circui. Count OF tho County q: Goochlsnt, We saa-
r. special Comm. s'!oTsr.. CT tho Iitc Day Of 1cp'e me-
!sj". a. ~ O'Clock, j. i ihir !f 1T, the frs, TAR G!
;Ecresi'r., ell, i; p.o!'c Luc;!on, on tie preri.es, ''
iIac: &! land ~her.On eald fear- now resitcs, ly11
parity in me county Of cOocLt,ni and partly in the eota.
- OF Hanover. Containing goou: ~ tcrrs, atJoin'f5 t5e
lands oi WIN. A Drl;!ic4, Joi n 6. Snuncsrs. Robert ley.
Tor and ctlrrs. Also, another 'ract cUn'hiu:ng abou; ~
acres. adjoining the ;r-t mentioned :rac;, II bcin: the icai
conveyed IL the decd o' ,gu.t bea:!n. date January i-'
is2-, :.3rn alexander 81. Peers AID Eliza g.. his vie. q
John WatA!a, AID bslj,n u Nuckol-, d"iy recorded III ~
CIryx' 5 oface o; GG5cG!~Ei Coun;y Coa;:.
.ST Os ShLt--.i.a. TOR so II .ca ss wall dG's!
TIE e.Yeate. Of .nGa!Hy .s'd sac. e@G embracing orc 90
OF lae .~yni com Ei!ssion allowed By .w to a Conlmisiot
CT ;,r selling and collecting uuder e decree Of the Cours
anu ~ 70 ,hc residue OF tee purchase money, upon a Gre
d, O.: one and two years, in equal instruments, the rE"
chaser 10 Give bonds with good security for the cfedi
payments. and the title to DC retained Til tie further ot:s
OF the Court. i.
The title Is believed 10 be good, but selling as Comes,
sloncr., we only convey such lille a. is vested in u. By ~
decree. J. e. FLEMING,
BESJ. EuCKOLs,
Irlr oS-eyfIC rnrrrnissiOup!i
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
It, l.l I0
MR.. BUkL1NGAME AND MR.. BROOKS.

n .1H'
WAsHlseroS, July ga telpgraphic dispatch
was received to-day from Mr.. Burlingane, FROM New
York, saying that he intended forthwith to return to
Washington, az Dir. Brooks had failed to follow him.
and await hs appointed time, but some Of bis friends
anticipate bis return to. morrow. Meanwhile the 20.
lice officers Of Washington orc on the lookout for
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

49, nLpaNl, JuLY 2i.-The Wing State co.,
IN e., mas called a Convention for the i;tn Uom'
ysp; TS " "a; Eai;i%or ct '%1 IS; ss;n to the National co":'
tIons recommending Fillmore 10 ,be 'e r passed res1Iu.
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! LATEST By TELEeI.pu
TsleRraphed for the Ricb,,onI
THIRTY-FoURTH CoNGREsS-Eu.

iHiNif-foohIH GoSGREss-Frs,r sr.,,s
. WAsHiNGroS, jury q is !,
bill and finally passed it. 1t extends - . 1smo i.and
jurisdiction over the newly discovered stand. ''eans
HocsE.-The House went into com,nit,..
whole on the Army Appropriation bill. NJ. me
D"ur moved an amendment to the effect tbs 90, y:
par OF me army shall be employed in Kansas nm
III the code of alleged laws shall have hesn ds IN,
legal: The amendment was discus sed at some l s"n,t
NJ stanton moved an amendment declaring III. l sr,
OF mat Territory null and void, which was agreed ~
Dir. "ashburne Of Maine reported a resolution d.,
elarine AIR. Reeder, instead of Mr.. Whitfield, this del
u ,.td e ae rom Kansas, and gave notice tha, be
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NEW YORK, July 2i.-tIour
sa'es Ut Ohio II; s. 50 Standard Southern 81 S7ft SAN S
~. " Neat has advanced 5 cts. Corn hs. -
Vairrd | cent Stocks GGli-virpinia's g3i 40 '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

BALTIMORE, july 2L-Fn,-
Wh''cti prices ncmlHEiy tie SANE as 'o.'cs and
Corn ls unchanged. q irregular prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

siao. take ground aga!ust Mr.. Fii!moro after 10 "A
nominated by tie Know. Nothing Order! ...
The paig will pleaae do Va the Justice to inse'' =
reply in it's columns. That will be "fair play
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

LAY July @i.-The Federal Dsmoc,.,.
Convention met here at one O'Clock today Tt"raIc
tendance was not large, but RESPECTABLE! irn Inc a.
OF New York. o''es ~ Tue Stale
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FOR RENT

1.-TWO BOARDING HOUSES At prruuorn -s
49, CohLEGE; with tho privilege Of asordins HI
oonru % u ,u'eats a. prices and according 70 A &c IL
neral Dill o. ihrn affixed by the Trustees Fab house
mry expect TO secure from t~h!r;y.hvc to Gf,y bnrrisr. =
The houses are arranged each TOR the Accommodations ola
family, having suitable Ovt.t0use., nad from ,nry 10 tx
acres Cf g!Ugad g:rched. Persons de.,rou, - oSrcs,I.
their sons VIII fad this a Gn.ir.ale operin.. The hou.e.
end lots vii! be shown md a! necessary Information vi:sa
p!, alton 70 las, X TayL.Ok.
July .J-'l"..CtlsOc Chairman of Con,ni,tns
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~CGHMERCiiL { D

I1SnoND JULY %, 1870.
= ioip"ihs fGGts-or~ axe Wholesale. For ANAL
"uG's nEne! EF!'tS VIII oe churgcd:
hnTc"'-'.c quote Sides at Is 10 81: and scarce
e"1uI.rIo u: l"c, Hams 1878.
81 ! Ea-rrlnsc Country Butter, lea 20 cts; do. Go.
'hsn -on2.cis; Old sDd Interior. !2&!Gcts.
hEhSNaA-@G p IL.
CAHDLk5-I.!D" IS cen,s y 10. Jsckson.s do =,
au!Io .'c: aIainnTtine ~ a 22c.; Sperm IS ilct..
~CorFEE-ko llOll: ct-; ~Lsgrayra I2a "a; Java Is
St1:; STOCK light Iocaa !G0l7 cts.
~COkN-MU61. Cts.
IORN MEAL--759:G cs.
CUTIOt-II,Gi" CT.
COTTON TARSS-l60I IA 81, ..,n r,ou
- cGs. y H.. 'N '"e"iS'
FISH w. c,o,a Y -, c.r,r;.. 49,. -
,ry.s uyknrxa ;,.: o'ni and fo.oniGc NO
~. .r.,r, =. = :; - -" 'e"'se' w. l FANNY
MS diI ~ IN = . .It. onIG,Is a.. ~ SIP
T,rc,SS '.I o.! =r,unp,t . n @S'o = ha!. Dbl No :.
i,rs has, ,r ,%, 49, !" INN ~" ! per Do an! - ct:.
y - -. H.. ~ ,s'' -, " TX IeSe.|s1i nc; are Ma.
...o, ;o"" tSi'L'-"d ieauay 500 MAoKEELG.
- - rNi ~ VSC!!' NJ y, H!cu!aln, Gu; slIh.,
sIM' w.u
49, ~ f-''s e'"'!sh az SSod SOB per ton -
81 IN
; - Hugs arriving, and ao;hin5 doing beyond
me r''a'' ,f"'r:
St"Ah1 -Naf4c'h 'n! VIE az upward tendency. We
4"3T I c:"a"s y:et4e zero RICO loi n!lc. ;CuhG
: q i":' L'tt 80 nc demand Sr;:E; Crushed and Pow.
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DIED.

DIED, on the 22nd instant, LAVINIA LEWIS, infant
daughter u: Geo. |. and Mary +. Herring. aged one yes.
and nineteen iayE
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LATER ERlM uANAN,

wv lokk' July H.-The Steamer PhiladeInb;.
rom Havana is ut quarantine in consequence Of II III y
S SseS o %m noard. She brings $50 passengers, and
Curious condition. eo''n : ~ d pre-
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IMPORTANT DoCCMENTS-ALL THE PLAT
FORMS.

To-day We .ba.e something from our usual amount
- Ed;,or;,,, 10 make room for the most important
: documents of the canvass. They are the rlauornS
of oil the parties, with their various moaihoa''ohs
s,d additions. We insert them in a single issue OF
rbe Enquirer, that they may be used with the more
Inconvenience.
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Ksow.SorIIISG PLATFORM or 1855.

|. The acknowledgment Of that Almighty belnR
who rules over the Cniverse-wbo prrsides over Inc
Councils Of N~atiuns-who conduct. the affairs OF
men, and who, in every step BY which We have az
vanced to the character Of al independent nation,
has distinguished US by some token Of Provldential
agency. ~
2. The cultivation and development Of n sentiment
Of profoundly intense American feeling; Of passionate
attachment to our country. it's history and It's lns,tu-
ions; Of admiration for the purer days OF our Na.
tional exis;ence; of generation for the heroisin that
preclpitated our revolution, and Of emulation OF Inc
virtue, wisdom and patriotism that framed our Con-
s,i,ution, aud first successfully applied its provisions;
5. The maintenance OF the union OF these Cnileu
States az the paramount political good; or, TO use the
language OF Washington, 'the primary object Of pa
triotic desire" Ans hence
First. Opposition to all attempts to weaken or suo'
vert il.
Second. Cpcompromising antagouisn 4 eVery pEiu'
cipie Of policy that endansers il. .
Third. TIE advocacy Of an equitable adjustment OF
all political differences which threaten it's integrity or
perpetutty.
Fourth. The suppression Of oil tendencies to Foilti'
cal division, founded on geographical di:criih!na-
lions, or on the belief that there ie a real difference OF
interests and views" between the various sections oil
the Union. A..
Fifth. The full recognition OF the rights OF the
several States, a. expressed and reserved IN the Con.
.titutiou; and a careful avoidance by the General
Government, OF all interference with their rights BY
legislative or executive action.
I. Obedience TO the Constitution OF these United
States as the supreme law OF the land, sacredly obi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

MO CLIPPED HERRINGS.-0 bbl,. Halifs,
No. ! Clipped Herriugs, receiving, for sale by
July rs 4. H. SIMMER & CO., No. 50 Cary d.
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THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Tue paragraph in the Enquirer which authorita.
t,vsls. announces that the Democratic Convention in
the Frst Congressional District will be held o,
Matthews Court House, is not asseuted TO by the
party in the District. In the diversity Of opinion as
TO the time aud p.sce for this Convention. would it
not bs we'll for tine Central Committee here to arbi.
trats the dispute, and d. tho time and place which the
majority seem to desire' There is ample time. be-.
fore tie day Of election, for . perfect agreement in
the matter. We trust our friends will not be imprac.
t!c.o!e. 1t I. important that the Convention should
.uliy ond fairly represent the Democratic sentiment
o, IL, District. There is no uss In hurrying the
thing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

FAIR PLA,.-The Enquirer speaks Of the New
York Commercin .idrertser Is having "apoSNtized
from F;Qnore." VIII it please explain what 1t means
by Zach an assertion =, Richmond IVdsg.
To this We reply: That We do not exchange with the
New York Adrerti,er, and that our impression OF 'ts
apos.acy from Fillmore was derived from a paragraph
In the Baltimore Su~ "a neutral paper which assert
Cd the fec. in ezpress terms. Will the Wig now an
swss hi, Inquiry did not tho Adrert"y some tins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

Our collectors, Mcssrs. TEBBS and COOK, are So* ca
a collecting tour, AID viii visit, during the summer ana
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We are requested to state that Capt. Pate Of Kan.
SOS, is here under the auspices Of the Kansas Execu.
tive Committee of Virginia, and will address the PEG.
pie Of Richmond 10 night ~tFriday,l at Metropolitan
Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

Bars BuRAr.-rha barn OF Thoms. Coleman, 10
Jackson county, Virginia, was Consumed by fire one
night last " week, together with two %tl!.rshing machines
and twelve hundred bushels OF gram. This Is the
third .;me Nj. coleman hes suffered u Ike calamity.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION
TOBACCO.
OFFICE on Governor or l3:h Street, Richmond, Va.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. n. c. Whitehead, a vene.
reblc citizen Of Norfolk, died suddenly on Monday night
Of disease Of the heart. The decea.ed acted tempo
rarily 4. mayor Of that city, last summer, on the death
Of Mayor Woods. and since 1886 has been the Prcsi'
dent Of the Farmers Bank at Norfolk. The News
.ays ne has been in feeble health since last year, when
he had a violent attack of yellow fever.
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MELANCHOLY AcciDksr.-On Monday, Mr.. VIM.
Graves, OF Graves Station, CHESTERFIELD, met with a
melancholy and fatal accident while out hunting with
his son. /, appears from Il statement in the Petersburg
Express ,hst they were walking along-lhe SOD before
AID the father fol.owius-when, BY some accident, the
gun when young Graves had upon his shoulder fell
down q little behind aud his father, 10 catching il by
!y brought i, 10 q level with his throat, when it Went
of, the whole contents lodging in that part of his
neck. He was killed almost ;rs,anty.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Parish Of East Baton Rouge Judge Vim
B. Robertson, Presiding

Friday, Nopeu,ber % Court met accord
ing to adjournment
No. 1851. s. Austin, vs r. l.. Smith,
Administrator OF Daniel Holloway. luds
ment in favor Of Plaintiff annulling sale &c.
No. 1876 b. c. Sandford, vs. John 9:
Carney. Judgment in favof plaintiff, de-
cteeing the payment Of amount claimed by
plaintiff, upon the condition Of his fnrn sh-
ing and boand security guaranteeing the T.
tie OF defendant.
No 1127.-.~A. Monian 4 Bro vs.. r. II
X. Whitley, Judgment in accordance with
the verdict heretofore reported.
No. t9O7--Mary Stewart, Tutrix, vs. g.
b White. Judgment in faver Of plaintiff,
decreeing the recovery Of the amount
claimed with stay OF Execution upon one
half thereof until January, LIST 1857 and a
further stay upon the balance until January
act, 1883.
Court then adjourned until Monday next
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

Nav FIRM AND NEw Goops AT AsroN-
IsHireLy Low PRicFs.---J. A. TRouspALE
Y Co. are out with food of advertise
ments of all manner Of New Goods Just
put In the corner of Main and Laurel
streets; which is hereafter 20 be known as
the "Bazar of Baton Rouge" or "the Baton
Rouge Bazaar" That the Bazaar will i'm.
mediately become fashionable place of
resort for the ladies', is fixed fact. 1t is
also established that gentlemen will visit
the Bazaar, before purchasing elsewhere
We base this deduction upon the fact that
the doctor is in possession of the great
secret of success in every business--the Sc
cret Of ajve. Using He does not venture
timidly with an advertisement Of single
line now and then, or a mere card he
dashes In the stream as one confident OF
strength and resolved to swim. Elsewhere
programme of the various things to be
had at the Bazaar, will be found, so that
there Is no excuse for customers going else
where to purchase, before giving "the Ba.
xar" call.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

THE MANoHAo. -- I esterday we had
look al one Of the barrels that grow
indigenous on the Manchac. 1t was
filed with the chrysteline saooharine
matter vulgarly called sugar, of the
new crop from the plantation Of DR.
j M. HEREFORD. 1t was 10 pay n
wager. on the late election, aud our
fellow citizen DR. 7. NJ. EspERs, was
the lucky winner, at twelve an | a half
cents per pound. We don't know the
nature Of the bet, but presume that
The latter gentleman, bet against him
self. If so, the winnings will serve to
sweeten the bitter cup of defeat In
cidentally we learn, that other parties
have been winning on the same terms.
If hdds., grow Of proportionate size,
to the bbls., on the Mancbac, full
team Of mules will be necessary to
bring one Of them up.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

CArTAIs HuToHtNsoN From the city
papers, we notice that Capt. R. c. Hutchi-
son, is in the Office of the Red River Pack
ct, Belle Sulphur new steamer Just
placed IN the Red River trade, with Capt.
Garlic, as Master. The boat is named
after the stream, she is designed to navi-
gate. The Belle Sulphur runs parallel with
Red River, for about 200 miles and is navig-
able TO Hayes Landing in Texas, l4o miles
above its junction with Red River. Capt
H., fully verihes the adage," life is run
ming stseam, and not stagnant pool'--
Since he lett this city, he has been engaged
in oil manner Of enterprise--has met and
'overcame all manner of impediments 60
success, and we yet expect TO hear of his
founding a city somewhere up the Red
River, to bear his name down the stream
OF time to remote, and yet uniashloned
posterity.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

JIyF ARE nrrv opening an elegant assortment Of
w window Shades with Fixtures complies.
ALSO
OIL Farpeting q and quarters wide
Hearth Rugs Mats etc,
A large lot Of Mating Figured and Plain
4 o and 0 quarters wide
ALSO
Direct from the manufacturers,
A large variety If Extensive Tables, Mahagony
Walnut and Oak,
Bureaus, Wha'nots, Towel Stands etc, etc.
Dining and Tea Tables
Card and Dressing do DO
Sofas Tete a Tetes and biyans
Rocking and Easy Chairs
paror Dining and office do
with a large assortment, of House Keeping ar,
ticiea NJ all kinds. to which the attention Of pur
cbasers is called at the Furnishing Rooms Of
oct.l5 ! PIPER a. Go.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
Sugar Planters get Ready.
Per ship George West,

S-VF
O0On LBS. pure and extra White Lead;
ZUUU 1000 do, Snow White French Zinc,
$50 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow Paint;
Zinc Dryer, Lftharge, Spanish Brown;
Yellow Ochre, whiting, Red Lead;
German BlnGk, Japan Damen and
Light Furniture yarnish, Giazier's Points,
Grainers' Philadelphia Glue, Ftches' Sash Tools.
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low At the
Hardware store of MONTAN h HUGUET,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
A 9TH T. z A K V A l.


WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assortment Of Cut Glass, con
sisting of TumhIers Gobets, Ghanpagnes,
Clarets, Wines &c &c
Elegant ornamented Lamp Shades. Vases
Pitchers Sugars and Cream Covers, jars
&c, &c
A beautiful article Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety Of Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtlon Of
Purchasers at
i. PIPER 4 cos Ware Rooms,
ALSO. an assortment Of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and 1assels, complete
Also, fine assert nent Of Table Covers
Table Oil Cloth Table Mats, nc.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces Of Carpeting with very complete
assortment of Wood and Willow Ware :;
Baskets &c, all Of WHICH will be sold as
low as thhy can he purchased in the South
Our assortment of Goods is now very
complete and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
I'll ITS departments on better terms than
can he had in New Orleans or elsewhere
oct-2d. ]. PIPER q co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

r SIMON & co, at the Capitol Cheap
D. Store, beg leave to inform the public,
that they have just opened superior stock
of the following articles Very large linen
Table Cloths, with beautiful designs of
Europsan Cities, with Napkins to match
something entirely new. Also great var
iety of Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts. All extremely low for
cash, at the CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
WATCHES and JEWELLERY.

l friends and patrons, for fayors extended to
him, begs leave TO inform them, that be has Just
opened new and beautiful stock Of
WATCHES and JEwELRY,
which he offers for sale for cash. or It's equivalent,
at prices, to suit the most fastidious. His stock
consists OF the following articles: Gold and Silver
Watches of the most celebrated English and
French Makers; Diamond Pins, Finger Rings,
and Earrings, Vest, Fob and Guard Chains, Chste-
lans, Necklaces Plain and sett Fingerings, Ear
ings and Bfeastpns in sets Bracelets, Locksts,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Of allikinds Of new pat
terms, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Cold, Silver and
German Silver spectscies, Gold and sett Crosses,
Crffpns, Ladies Watchhooks, Sleeve Ties, Cameo
and Mozhar Breastpins and Earrings Bresspins
with Glass faces for Daguerreotypes, Gents pins,
Shirt Collar and Sleeve buttons, Ladies belt slides
Watch keys and Seals Tooth md Ear picks, Silrer
Knives and Spoons Forks Silver Desert Knives,
and Forks and good many other articles, 10
many to mention The above artcles have been
selected with care by myself, to suit this market
and can he seen In my store under the Harvey
House, where all and every body Is invited TO ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Watches, Clocks, and Music Boxes, repaired
and warranted to perform satisfactorily, having
unsurpassed facilities in the business, as have
been engaged in the same, for upwards Of seven
teen years. nov20. THEO. GOLDMANH.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

~ There will be a meeting Of the
Magnolia Encampment, N, 8, This evening
at 7 o'clock. Members are earnestly re-
'quested to attend
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Masonic There will be called meet
ing Of the Brethren Of ST. James Lodge, TO-
might. See Secrstary's notice elsewhere.
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GOLDMAN & WEILMAN'S
New Orleans Cheap Store,
Corner Lafayette and Laurel SITS.
extraordinary Inducements.

80
\ Are offered by the above establishment
In the Line of;
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS,
STAPLES and DOMESTlCS.
The stock comprising every article that
il needed for the city OF country trade, the v
respectfully tender an invitation fo the
public in general Some Of their leading
articles are.
MORE Antfqu&s--Pointill6
Fancy and Blk SiIks-Striped,
Blk TtaIien Dress Silks
Satin D'orlent Robes
Cashm and Nous tie LANES
Scotch and Victoria Plaids
French and English Merinos
Apacas and Bombazines black and cold.
A II at the lowest price al the
nov-e New OELEAHs CHtAP STORE.
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MUSTARD.

NREoT.E, ready mixed for use. Also
" rs dog. Thornton & Hawkins, in /, |
and Q ID. Cans, for medical use--warranted
pure for sale by lnosls.l f; BoGEL.