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intentions. shall show you no mercy
But, to take your life, 1 had no need of
this trap. You know the skill of my right
arm; duel would have long ago rid me
of you. To avoid scandal, I did not wish
a duel; and, now, I viii slay you only at
the last extremity, if you refuse to obey
me-"
"What is your will, sir !"
''You must leave Baden-not in few
days, not to-morrow--but this very in
stant. You must put two hundred leagues
between it and you, and never again come
into the presence of my daughter or my
self. As the price of your obedience, and
to pay your travelling expenses, I will give
you twenty thousand francs"
The Chevalier wished to speak.
"Not a wordP' cried the Count in a
voice of thunder. "You know me, un-
derstand! l hold your life at my mercy
and moments hesitation will be punished
with death"
II obey" stammered the Chavalier.
"In good time! Your twenty thou.
sand francs are in that secretary; take
themr'
"Permit me to decline your offer"
An imperious gesture over the falst
modesty which the Chevalier expressed
feebly, and like man who declines fol
forms sake.
! "But," said he, "the secretary il
locked"
"Open it"
"There is no key in it.P
Break the lock, then"
What you wish me To-"
"Break the lock, or I'll shoot you"
The pistol was again presented, as al
argument which admitted noreply. Ge
tan obeyed.
at is well!'' said the Count. Tax
that package of bank-notes; they ar
yours. Have you a pocket book ?"
: "Yes."
: "What does it contain? p
Some papers-letters addressed {
: me-"
Let your pocket book fall in front
the secretary you have broken open"
q What? ?" g
"I must have proof which viii convi,
1 you"
!, "But, sir, mean to have here all tt
evidences of a burglary. Imean that tt
robber shall be known. Robber, or deatE
o Choose! All! your choice is made.
II was sure you would be reasonable. No
: you arm about to fly. You viii go befo
e me. I do not quit you until you are
: league from Baden. For the rest, NAL
= yourself easy. Twill return late, and W
n enter no complaint TIL tomorrow. Y
'f may easily escape pursuit, and if my pr
S lection becomes necessary, reckon on n
d BegoneP'
J. After this adventure, which made
" great noise, Helen could no longer dou
ID Gatan was banished from her mind al
a. she married one of her cousins, captain
o regiment of cavalry in the service
n the EmDeror of Austria.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-18

g Dissolve in quart of pure water,
as much salt as viii thoroughly saturate
the liquid, and drench the animal thor
oughly until you discover symptoms of
relief. This is a simple and efectual
remedy for cholic in horses, and has been
successfully applied in case of bots.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-18

Eg Habit in a child Is at fret like a
SPIDERS web; if neglected, it becomes
like thread or twine, next cord or
rope, finally cable; and then who can
break IL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-18

g. Human nature is like bad clock /;
it may go right now and then, or it may
be made to strike the right hour, but its
inward frame is to 60 wrong.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-18

G. The best cough mixture that has
yet been made, consists Of pair of thick
boots, mixed with lots Of air and plenty
Of exercise. People who hug the stove
and grow lean, please notice.
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g. Gentility is in neither birth, wealth,
manner nor fashion, but in the mind. 4
high sense of honor, a determination
never to take mean advantage of an
other, an adherence to truth, delicacy and
politeness towards those with whom We
have dealings, ars iH essential character
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-18

q A man ceases to be a good fel-
low the moment he refuses to do pre-
cissly ~ist other people wish him 70 do.
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c. Put your farming utensils in order.
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The HsNgusse Furnace.

I FILTERS rATFNT ron THE UNITED STATES
W were granted 10 SAMUEL n HilMAN. If M.
~ Natrhe2 street, New Orleans. under the date
If par 4, 1e5t, frt y furnace ~, burning WOOD
md RAaAeer
The Fnrnare run,i,inee the flnwtnr ui,ai titles
ne fully proved ~ taking IN
RkTfN fRnI1o 7HE FfEVfNT SEASON
lett works entirely by ~ natural draught,
and wA1icut the mid If n t,inwer
ph--lt contains no Crate l,ara nr nthnr ito,a
IN TIE inte,inf
AZ y neser ,eunres strprace NJ the mill t,,
have ITO aelee ciearned rut
tth The hapnsse 10 ner.r stirred ut touched
after " arrives IN the furnace
h'h-lt butna al the Baeaesn and makes
ste"n, ennne', ~ run the n.il' engine, a steam
battery. and arnnrine engine.
This istfe uni@ fut.oee fh,f boe t,hop If - rrop
IN ieuistant in rop,tiisnrs nth the nt,te fre
cnnTitiupa
This 't,rnare mat"a ~ nretene'on IN t,u,n nag
assa alrnn. sud taes mat reeeu',le any h'g,es
furnace IN - single fnature ~ Sc f,t,p IN The
principles urur which II wp,ka ar N, the vneults
which II produces neither taea II arrrea ch the
,ehte IF my othnr rattr terntte circulated IN
w" contrary are "tnetp trirte ~ trade" kr.w Il,
~ he false nv t1ep he make te, a,, lcuIo ed
only ~ deceive the unhir mud IN I'm ~ q vtitles
wat canunt stand upon their cwn meri.s M
t,ersun viii l,o allowed IL cell. make ~ usn ,,v
patent Fnrnace, without authority fran me |;
aud al tets,,s In wing e',r, authority viii he
fully guaranteed IN its unhiaturheJ i9e and poe
session.
My Patent furnace 10 ne applicable tn y train
" ATLAS tn stsan hniInta nh mn u, etateJ
:" contract IN apply IT to burning the Ragasse ~
hr' rane lu're " The en'p'nun train If kettles,
under q satisfactory guarantee to the pnr
chaser
tteatep IN the whole subject. IN pla,nrlet
FIRM, with drawings 6e, tn he had Of the s,ihscri
hst, by mail " otherwise
HAMuFJ " GILMAN
NJ Natctez street
fhN Nmd Il New Orleans
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vlints for Bread Eaters atlas
U3pvery ttDdv.

HINT No do ynu know there is n
Flout Min IN Baton Rouge III NOT.
s'el, is The art--Beat II in mind
Hint No '2-',cod Bread corrpt BIZ made
from hal Flont-un mote thcn silver
ron y" made from sap heads
Mint M 1-t.nnl BREAD tn, be made
t'em good Flour and Reals Young
America Mills produces none hut The
best.
Mint No As the Young America Mills
rant stand withou, support wont Won
oH help her lf YOU do may ynn live
tnf evef
Hint No 1-Snnn Folks immagine there
is ee"nnnr in buying por, lrut ---
Su,h is MT the case The hest always
being the cheapest. hstrel Of choice
ilnnt always p,odu"ing more pounds
OF bread than bal one
A Fart That these feeling III interest in
the 'r'"speriiy Of place n,nst encnu,-
age bet manufactures, ~ SHE will
2neeey er ahead Ditto The inhabitants
aM' BEAL.
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vuFsfc,',a I'vOslsSre.

WE HAVE inst received direct from
w the west. the following articles o
Western Produce. which we will sell low
roe CASH:
1000 lbs Dried Reef (pa-;s's Hrand)
2 Cases Beef Tongues, do, do.
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, do. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples.
g Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter
g. bbls. do do Roll do.
q Boxes do do Cheese,
10 do. Foxes Starch.
% Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br'd)
10 half bills, New Mess Beef do. do
1000 lbs do do do do. do
Kegs Pig Feet. do. do.
1000 lbs New s. c. Hams, Dutiied, &c)
100 Sacks Bran,
25 hhls. Flour,
100 hhls Potatoes;
D~We would call the attention Of the
public 10 the above articles--they arc all
new and fresh, and are the best that can lie
bought in this city
mar14-y. A. MONTAN Il BRO.
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WE Spring G0Odsl

OCONOR Is now opening the follow
" ing Spring Uocis, reed Wv the latest arrivals
Mlllincv
Paris Spring Bcnnets, Straw, lia't aud Iace, ~,
adies and Misses Rihhcns, rh,nes. Flowers, Sc.
tTVWe ttuss tsop.lz.
Organdie, Narege plain auA Hcuncpd Dresses
plain and Fic,inced dress.s Muslin and taruu.,
flounred Dresses, Brillantnes. White anh Gator
Ell iaconets, awiss, Nansnrk aud Null Muslins :
White Embroidered nntes and skitts Fnh,cii
cred awiss Muslin. IN pieces Striped mud check
Muslins, every kind.
n ~ hvNednseee.
Etnbf Muslin and Jarnnet Raode F,nh'i
Musins and 1aconets Fhrug aud Inserting col
lars, Che,n'setts ana Sleeves, q great rt'ietb.
t>W,Nestlc t:nOtls.
irish Linen, Linen lawns rc'r,ed and white
Robhinets MosQaitn hars. linen fnt Mnsuntr Rare
FRENCH, English AMI American Galliru Prints. -
NinEhams, Checks aud Plain dress Goods.
pesfsssssery er ln~e,y Description.
Cp.set., N,ore' SHIRTS and False uar. IN ,hrn-
dance. Third 3treet- opposite the Post, ire,
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.ve,c r Cheap HSSsts.

mrs. G. HUESTON having returned
lu FROM, the city. with careful and well
selected stoek u fancy and millinery goods,
consisting in part Of French Lace f,ohnets,
White hair d. fot Ladies' and Misses. -
English Straw Jy. Black Lace f,onnets.
Black Chip and Cacties do. Killing Hats.
tadies Gaunslats, leehn,n hats IL, Misses
and Bcys, Trimmings Of va,ious kinds,
l'iblrns ~ III descriptions, l'lack and White
Blend laces Black and White Rlcnl Quill
lines. Silk and Cotton Rushps, Widp Black
Lace tct trimming Mantlps. BLACK larp tot
making Nantes, Black r,arr Collars,
C,ape Collars and Sleeves in sets. nlark
Mourning Wells. Grape and Gan2e, RlacR
amt White Illusion. Grape IL al culo,s.
Embroidered Collars. u. 1jarp Cellars.
Fml,cileteH Cellars and Sleeves IN snts,
Vairnrirnne Collars. French Isare Cnllats
and Sleeves IN spte. Embroidered Pocket
lNanlke,chiefs, Hems'iIrheh nnl Pain 10
Embroidered Swiss pands 'arune''p d.
Fneli and Imitation Late. Linen and
Linen Camh,ic Fila', Mi'ts GOV Ladies aud
Misses. Hosiery " I'll kinds. nlark Dotted
Wells. Misses Girses anl Flats. Black
Maltese Wells. Black Mantlae Application
worked IL Wrought lare sra,ts, nlark
Silk aud hid Glprps. White Kid d,. French
t'o,ee.s vi different makes. Enh,nlrsel
SHIFTS. llnc,,ea Shirts. Grass skirts, Fink,
Rite. White Green anl Black Pa,ae.e.
Out nareee, Half Mourning Eomne, silk.
Twisted silk IN Patterns Tor Mourning,
HtilIiantines. White an,l tclr,ed Muslins.
Thread nuttrns and Tapes, silk nnt.ans
Cclr,el and Black, Combs. let Necklaces
and Bracelets lT,a"ch and Spanish Fans.
tu,les and F,iz7ettes md Hanpa,,s. and
Thousand uthe, ,atieties. tculn''sne,cns tu
mention All ri which. she otr,,s clear.
fnr Cash. u, tn good customers. un ctp'lit
" a few months ,natl9-tf
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Mr.. Mason writes from Paris that
the diplom,tists Of all nations consider
the war at an end, and that MI the
relations ofpeace are about to be req
umed. The Conference. however,
may enter upon a system Of negctia-
'icns, embracing the revisions Of the
treaties Of 1919. by which the geu-
eral international relation. Of the
great and minor powers Of Europe
were settled. It Is needless to sug-
gest that this is work Of such vast
proportions, az must. il undertaken.
greatly prolong the season Of the con-
ference.
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Ntw Gbmp Store.
Beautiful Sn,rjuu l:oods,

lust RECEIVED per a'ea mahlr Cahawha. t,on,
y New York, and opened this morning. n choice
se'ection 81 ladies' Dress Goods. Finunced Far-
eye Robes. On NV. plain and black ns,euas.
atnghnms, lawns, very One nlatt Alpaca, Super
Rcmsa,tne. English and frenrh prints Rrilantes.
Corded lawns, Paris svlphides. new article FOR
ladies dresses, Grenadines &c, at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
NAfyS LAFAYETTE street
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.Vfsr Spring <sOOr1s.

HAVE now in stole beautiful selec-
l ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
s,sting Of Rich F'ounced Barrases. Grena.
dimes. Silk Tissues. Organdus. Jackonets.
Lawns, aud Printed Lineas--white gocds
Of all kinds, together with full line of
Staple goods Of all kinds---to which
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
maro5. w u. PHILLIPS,
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saw ana Saw Bua,,es.

IROsSCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip. lemon,
~ Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back aud Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them of
Spear II tackson's" make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store of
lan25y. LaRGurER II LANouE.
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= " u n r.tcs.

pnn POUNDS Gin nn aausasa:
WV % noNes Western Cheese;
Gases choice new Reef Tengs;
hhN Pounds 4. 9 Dried beef;
~ Barrels Mess Pork;
~ Huyea Star Candles; /:
~ Barrels Extra Rectiiied whisky;
+ Gases larnur's Matches.
90 Rags coffee!
Tierree Nufeld's Hams;
GOO rnnnts Nulield's s. G. breakfast bacon
u Cases Glaret and White Wines;
~ hnses Veimicclli and Maccaron.
Recently received. fsr sale NY
MARIE JOSHUA DEAL.
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Among tho Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS Ar THE

w NEW GOODS At THE
philadelphia Cheap Cash Store.
WILL be found beautiful new STYLE
~ Parts l'arees Flounred rcl,aa very cheap.
large assortment If Satin Nnh,ask Table Cloths
and Napkins. very superior quality of Gents lin
en- Cambria Handkerchief atew pieces Of super
white linen drill Far sale AT the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CAsH Srcep.
mavys-W Lafayette street
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New Arrival Of Hats.

l HAVE Just received by steamer Grena-
] da another assortment of Nem Spring
HINTS, consisting Of Fashionable Moleskin,
Silk, Cassimer and Soft Hats Of all shapes
and variety of colors, a few more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand.
Mar. 7. w. u. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-11

EF- The withdrawal Of John W
Fc,ney a. one cf the editors and pro
rtietcts If the Washington Union, as
annunced In that paper, has given ,isc
to some speculation, and 1t Is said, a
mong other things, his being decided
II IN favor Of Mr.. Buchanan for the
presidency has occascred his retitacy,
III addition 10 the fact that he il The
chairman Of the Pennsylvania cAecu-
tive committee tp advance the inter
ests of "Old Buck" Hence he could
not be united with print protesting
to be "nen'ral' respecting presidential
candidates or aspirants
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-11

TnE IMPERIAL BAcv.-.The Amer;-
can papers are copying the French
journals descriptions Of the prodigicu.
preparations made IN Paris for the
reception Of Napoleon's heir. For all
the sa|utes and ceremonial, the mother
had no better time than the poor wo.
man who lies in straw. Neither pur.
pie, tine linen. nor Brussels lace will
cure the child Of collie. II will sleep
none the sweeter for the cradle that
cost five thousand dollars. Nature il
the greatest level|cr.
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JAS. 3. NACu1IEY.
TOId stand nf J. W. a"igg,u

TO1d sta"I Of j. W. Nulgg1ns.j
is RESOLVED to keep the largest ~nssar
! and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES. HATS andy ~
CAPS. in this City La'ies. Gents and
Ch,ldren's Boosees. Shoes. Slippers, etc
He will sell at the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
1-Fresh receipts from the Northern
tayet'e street lan22-y.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially selected ~, this market aud
guaranteed ~ I've the hest workmanship,
and latest style. comprising. suits IT
Col'd. Cassmitettes suits oi Checked
Marselle<; suits ot Blarl italian cloth :
Metino, Bea,ouf, and Alrac"a Coats :
I, Pants
Brown Linen. Drill an''ctlet STYLES NJ
SUNNI et Coat. and Pants Fancy Linen
Drill in patterns and Nv The yard; lFnler
Garments in Linen anA Cotton S,lle
Muslin C,avets, Mali Hose Gloves
Panama Hats. Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid IN Our cns'cn,
prs Il from the variety N orr stock y pe,-
fert III is In all eases assured at
apJ !. SIMON II co.
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y. simon r. u.

THERE Is NOTHING Of more imps'-
| tamce 10 thi. community Than 10 know
where 10 get, PERFECT FITS. at suit"
bic prices. j. SIMON 4 co. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy, wY,l' res
,pcttullv direct the weary with being
hunbugged) people. c' This h",,es' y ats
IN their establishment. opposite the Post
c(1;re vhp,p thu
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French Window Glass.

RECElVED per ship "OuruAs,"
from New York. an assortment Of window
glass Shy 1ns-i0b by u s-~1O by 1912 by 1s;
10 by go by 1910 nv ~. Also, pistsburg
'clear" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either by the box mr. at retail, ut,
dec5-y r. g MONTAN. church At.
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French Maudtllns.

THE ladies' are invited to examine on,
L beautiful assortment ~ French imported,
Spring MATTHIAS, Of the latest and most fashion
able styles purcha sed Of the importers IN N York
A. the assortment IL not very large, the ladies
would do we'll to cal, early-at the
FmLAps,pp,A Omar CASH Hroaw.
mar2a.N LAFAYETTE atreet
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GreNt u'0rietY
or
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
l.AEAl E,tleII, a,l'R lnE,l,

M ADAME r MAINE, fals tho attention If the
w ladies ~ East and West patnn Reise. tc the
fact, that she has INV, a very Large ani varied
stock cfFANCy apUbs, emh, arns nearly every
article asked for N this line. er stuck has bee,,
seected with great care, is fresh aud fashionable.
ehe Il determined to sell ut low figure 10, cash,
tNary5ltu
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FucM rnE Fan WEsr-St. Louis,
March 81. Gen. Lane, Senator elect
from kansas, arrived here yesterday,
on his way TO washington
The District Court Of Kansas meets
at Lecomrte April /, when the case
Of the members Of the Legislature and
the Governor and State officers will
be presented to the grand jury. Kan
eas was quiet at the latest accounts.
Advices from New Mexico rertes-
ent the Indians az desircu. Of peace.
The Santa Fee mail IL not expected
tn reach here this month owing to the
alleged want Of means BY the new CON
tractors to transport It. The outward
FEBRUARY mail still remains at West
port.
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Dress Trim ~ | ugsl

MILL be opened this morning a
W beautiful assortment " ,adies jress trim
rasnEs al the latest Paris style. Sash and Nonuet
Rttbona. At the PHhApE,rp,A CRsAr CASH SreaF,
Mar2aH. Lafayette Street.
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Us,vsns,rv " l,crs,ArA--The de-
gree Of Bachelor Of Law, At The annu-
al commencement Of the Law Depart
ment Of The University Of Louisiana,
vas conferred the III, inst. on the fol-
lowing. students
Liter or GRADUATES - N. Bonner;
G. y. DtiJger; W. y. Grain 4, II
Cutler; N. II. Harris ; J Houston
y l,auve; J.. Layton y. Lehean
J. Il. Lamar j W kee; J W
Thomas W Won Harten; W. 8
Vaughn !: II. W. Walsh; 8 Wells
! W. Wilmington w. A. White
Il T. Winchester, J. W. Burgess
q. Il. Drunct.
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Salts By tbt SbtrIf.

STATE or LOulslANA-secsnl bis
t,ict Court of New Otleans-CAvn,pe
BEArnesARr, wife Vt Nicolas Vprbois
ann ais. ~. AMANDA UReux. ct ais No.
g29D1
Dy VIRTUE VI n commission NJ crle,
~ 'ssued in The above entitled a,d mum
lefed cause and tc me directed from the
honorable serond District Cunt. in and
TOR the Parish Of Orleans. and stat. a,c,e
said. ! will. by virtue vi said cp,nniss,e,.
ntIet nj pnhic sale in front cr the Cou,t
House ,'not " this Parish. East baton
Rouge. i'm The City Of Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY. t9th dry of April. ta1a.
at I o'clock. A. NJ, Of said day, the rrore,
~ hereinafter setfottl and described own
Ell in common by the parties Plaintiffs and
Defendants, in the above entitled and mum
heted cause and spld to effect patetiu,,
between said heirs, 10 wit:
Lnts Nos q. T. 9 and y. Of square M q,
all having front an st. Louis Street. III
sixty feet, Nv nne hundred ard twenty teet
IN depth. l,hs Nos .. 3. 4 aud 4. " Square
No "a, having front ON Macmillan st
Of sixty feet, BY one hundred and twenty
in ,lprtY,.
Lots Nos |, 9. 2 and 4. ri sq,are M. GG.
North, each having front on Government
STREET, Of sixty feet, BY une hundred feet IN
depth
Alsc, lot No 10, in square No. 52. front
ing IN G,anIwee Street.
A " " the above lots, are situated in Shat
part " the City Of baton Rouge laid out
by The late Ellie Beauregard, and designated
on the p'an thereof as ahove described.
Also, the following described Lots, sitn-
ated IN that part of the city Of Baton
Rouge, laid ont by the late Hilbetf Leon
ard viz,
Lots Nos. I, 2, =, 4, 3, 9. 7. 8. o, 1911,
and y. Of square No 7. Also. Lots Ncs
4 and 3, 81 square No s. having front Ut,
North boulevard. Of sixty feet, by one hun.
d'ed and twenty in depth
Tin the following terms and conditions,
to wit
One icu,il, rash. and The balance on
credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months.
Tho purchasers ~ furnish their no'ee in
such coupons as will be ,euui,ed--sa'is-
tartotily enln ,se,l and secured BY mortgage
uil the lots sold. and to hear interest nj the
rate Of eight per cent after maturity. until
paid. and made payable nj Tho Parish Re
e"'de,'s Office, in IT, City IF Baton Rouge
,natlG-7tsw. n. V. BABIN, Sheriff
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LADIES nEpAnTm ENT

vii, be found full ol Flrunee,l and plain
Ba,aees. and silk Tissues; Mnsl'ns and
Organizes: Muslin, lacrnet 4 O,eanAief
Robes plain and Printed Df,llianNeens !:
Camh,ics, Linen i.awns-in shcrt every
,h;nu IN this lvnp line
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TO PAINTERS h GLAZuERs

Dnn BONES French and American
wv Glass; 10000 lbs pure and No I
White lead; 5000 lbs Zinc paint. hest quail
,ty; lo0ga|s Copa varnish, 100 gals japan
Varnish. 80 gals Demar varn,sh, for zinc
paint. 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint. assorted
colors, 400 gals Linseed Oil; 200 gals
Spirits Turren'ine: large assortment of
Chrome and PARIS Green; Chrome Yellow:
Prussi,n Blue. verm'llion, Black and Red
Lead, lithrage: Paint and var,,ish Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Grainers, blenders.
Crauing Combs, elders, Tips. Gold Leaf,
Blue, Green and Brown Smalts; in fact
everything connected with this line which
they offer at low prices not to he undersoId.
lanlSdyl I.ARGUIER 4 LANOUE.
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EMBROlpEHlEs.

Enid. Chemisptts and Sleeves IN 'onis
Rich Guipnre tace collars, great var
iety Of silh and Lern Mnn'ellas Emh'A
1arcnet Bands, very rirh Embd Ladies'
Hanlketrh,ets; Enh'd. Skirts. Dimi-
try, for ski,ts large variety 81 ,Sit
rarasc's, Fans, Silk Gloves and Fi'et
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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-11
NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW NtNtTVVNIS.
TINE UNDERSIGNED has Just re-
i ceivet. from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment Of New Style Parasols and Par
asoettes, in all colors, the Ladies are invi-
ted to call early and make their selections.
mares. w. d. PHILLIPS.