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.0tsC Spring GOOels !!

0'C,NOR !. now ow ming the follow.
" sss 1psins Goods, reed. BY the latest arrival.
Mllll"ery.
Paris 0psio4 Dohhets, Straw, Hal, and Lace, far
aides and Misses. ktbboDs, rluues, Flowers, &c.
f1me Dress (aa,,sls.
Organdis, 0a,ege p atn and a"unced Dresses ;
Plain and &1Uuf,Ced dresses Muslin and Jaro,,.t
elouncsd Presses, D'illan,t',es, WHITE AID C"Ior-
ed JaeVnets, swiss. NA"sook aud Null Mn .lins !;
white embroidered Robes and skr'-: IN old.
cred swtss Muslin. IN pieces; Striped and check
Musllns, every Aind.
q m bf I 4 erOes.
Ehbseo1eted Muslin and Jaconet Hands Tmb'h.
Dlu.Iins aud Jascnrts Edsi"s and Inserting e"l-
lsfs, Chssnissttt and Sleeves 0,e"f cnJety.
OOmrsslc Goods.
1rteh Linen, Linen Il wn.. Colot.d and w',ite
N''ebinrts Matuale" Mars, tten for st"squit MAJ.
frensh. Easst-hs ami American Call c" Prints -
0lDghsms, CHECKS aud flain0ress c""ds.
Perfsanery IT Every Description.
Corsess, Hoof,ed skirta AMI False tta'r, in sbun.
dance. - Third Street opposite the Post flee.
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~ the matter Of the succession If >ta'

~ the matter Of the succession If >,tas
3Russs, dee Il - sixth J,riicial Di tr,ct
Cont--pa.i>t ot East Baton Rouge
Ia. = No Jos! P'"Lat-.'
~ HEKt,AS. ;"ur HuGurr. Admins
w TRAITOR uf the estate of S,LAs NrsstL
deed T m Z late nj this Parish. has this
day Il e'l IN the "fice ot the nnder ,'gne,I
Cle,k. his final account ot said Succession
Notice is hereby g,tsn TO III persons
interested to show ca"se w,'h;n thirty ia, s
from the3iit publication ~ this notice
Why the .a'd A., y nv should MT BE- ap-
proved. hou, ,'ya ed and made the j,rlge-
ment ~ this court u. r. BRYAN,
mar27. Clerk.
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The DNgGxsse Furnace.

7 ETTERs PATENT rOR THE " TIED sT ,TEs
II we're granted u sAMUEL H. GILMAN, ~ M.
II Nate ~ street. New Orleans, under the date
n Dec 4, 1854 for . furnace for burning WOOD
auh DAOAssE.
Tue E,rnac- combines the folio wing qualities,
~ fully proved In taking ~
SEVEN CROf,S 7zfE PRESENT SEASON.
LIST 1t works entirely by n natural hrsught.
and without the aid II n Hover.
2i.--tt curtains no Crate Hsrs or other irons
In 'hp interior.
ID. 1T never requires 4 stoppsse of.he mill I,
have u. hes clearnsd out.
4th The Dagasse I. never stirred or touched
after II arrives IN the fUrn,ce.
9th lit burns all the DAgssee, and makes
steam enough IN run the mill <,gine, ~ steam
battery, and pumping engine.
THis IL Me oniY FL, nocr that h"s fnkcn alta crnp
in Lowivi,,nu in compliance sntA tie MLorr noe
conditions.
This furnace makes no prstensior 70 burn nag
ns,e alt II md does not resemble any other
furnace in n single feature e Its form, In the
principle. upon which II va ks, o. In the results
which II produces; neither does Il approach the
rights " amy th"r party reports circulated to
che contrary nre " mere tricks Of trade" known
I" b. false nv thse WIN make them and cslcla tel
only l." deceive the public. and palm NJ articles
tnat cannot stand upon their own merits. No
person will he allowed TO sell, make, "r use my
patent Furnace, without authority from me !;
x"d Ill persons having such authority will he
hnliy guaranteed In its undisturbed use and pos
session.
My Patent furnace Ia a. applicable TO = train
ofkcttIes ~ to steam boilers; and I am prepared
TO contract to app'y II to burning the Baessse n
boil cane juice in the common train Of kettles,
under = sattsfIt tory guarantee to the pur.
chaser.
A treatise on the whole subject, In phampiet
FORM with drawings &C., to be had Of the subscri.
Der, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Ma chez street.
fb1 6rn,l d New Orleans.
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Wesle,.le 9rQllaece.

1T7E HAVE just seeeive1 divet fsvm
w the west. the following assiclos II
Western Produce, which ". will s~ll law.
POE oAH.
1000 lts Dried Reef (DA"is's Brandy
Cases Beef Tot guss, Do. d..
1000 lbs. bologna sausage, DO. d..
1000 LIS. New Dried Apples.
9 Perkins Cherry vsil~y Ds;ry Butter;
81 bills. DO do Roll do.
Is Boxes do do Chssss;
10 %. FOXES starch;
q Kegs prime New Lstd Davis Ds'dj
- hall bulls NJ " Mas Beef do. do.
1000 lbs. do do do do. do.
Kegs Pig Feet. d.. do.
2OoO lbs. New S. T.. Hams, (DvfHrld. hcl
100 Sacks Ban,
q bbls. Flour;
100 bb's. Potatoss;
~WD woul,: call the attention Of ihs
public 10 the above s,ticles--they ire oil
new and fresh, anu a,e the best tLat can 10
bought in this city ....
msrl4-y. A. MONTAN b BRO.
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NcsC r. Cheap Goods.

RS. G. HUESrON having returned
wi from The city. with 3 careful and we'll
sell c'ed stock Of Ian y and millinery uoods,
consisting in pat Of Fterch Lace Bonnrt.,
White hair d.. for aides and Misses
English Straw do. Black Lace Bonnxts.
Black Chip and ec'ies Do. kijinx Hats,
Ladies Gauotlsis, 1eghotn l,ats Tor Misses
and Boys. Trimmings Of various kinds.
Ribbons Of oil desc ip'ions. Black aud White
u ond lares. Black and White Blond Gull.
|i"gs Silk and Cotton Rushs.. v ide Back
Lace Tor trimming Nantes, Black ace lot
making Msn'Ies, Black Ctsps ColIsrs,
Cape Collars and Sleeves in sets, Black
Mourning Wells, Crepe ard Cauze, Back
ant: White Illusion. Crsps Of oil col",s,
Embroidered Collars, do. 1.scs Collars,
tmbro,dereL Collars and Sleeves in srto,
Vs!oncie"ne Collars, French Lsce ColIs,s
"nd Sleeves IN sets. Embroidered Pocket
ilsndker hiefs. Hsms,itched snd P'sin do.
Embroidered Swiss Bands Jsconetts do.
English and Imitation Lsce. Linen and
Iimm Csmhric tilst, Mitts for Ladies ard
Misses, Hosiery # oil kinds. B|sck Dottrd
Wells, Misses Cipeiss and Flats. Black
Maltese vei's. Back Nantes, Application
worked do Wrought lace Seats. Black
Silk and Kid Gloves, White Kid d. French
Corse's ot different makes, Embroidered
Shirts. Hooped Skirts, Grass skirts. Pink,
Blue, U'h r.. Gsven .nd Black Bsseves,
Cut Ba,eg. Half Mourning summer Silk,
Twisted silk IN Patterns for Mo"rni, &,
Brillianti.~s, White and Coiored Musli,s,
Thread Buttons anil Tapes, silk Buttons
Coln'ed ard Black, Combs. Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets. French and Spanish Pans,
Cur|es and Frizzettes. and Bsndsaus. and q
thousand other varieties, zoo numerous to
mention. Al Of which, she of - cheap,
for Ca h, or 10 good custoners, on . credit
OF few months. narI6-tf.
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STATE or tOUfSfANA-Sixsh Judi.
rjal District Court ,rsfiah II East Bat


STATE or LOUiS1ANA--Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Pafith II Vast Bat
on Rouge-Fsav,nAnD kAkTx versus
CsRis1oraks KAiska. mo. 1890
10y VIRTUE Of 4 writ u seizure and
ID sale issued In the sbove entitled and
numbered cauee. from The Hon. the sixth
Judicial district Court. and directed to the
sheriff II the Parish Of East BATON fonge
and State aforesaid. l will offer al public
sele In front u the Court House docr. !"
the City d Baton Rouge, In said Parish,
East 8Aton Rougs. on
oasasAay. che u day n May. isse.
a. II e'sIeek, 4. N Ill 'he right, title, IN
forest and claim Of he defendant. Christie
phss Kaiser. in end to the following des-
csibed mortxased property, :" VII: -
A certsin Iot Of ground. situn'pd in shst
rat Of the town ii Baton Rouge. called
Spanlsh Town, on the moth s,de ~ Spanish
Town street, with front If sixty feet on
said street, aud in de"th. one hun,i,eh and
twenty feet, having been taken out oi the
eauth east corner n a Jour acre lot, Turner
" belonging to VIM. r. Coke, il being the
same pure hasrd by the vendor Vi W y. 30.
gan. on the 18th day Of February, A. d,
Is41, which eaIe was passed before = A.
Walker, Notary Public and Recorder. book
b rsge i2O and 1lt, together win all the
buildings, Improvements AID advantages
theteunto bslvn5in y--seized to pay and
eatisiy the Judgment. interest and Z, 81, in
the above entitled and numbered cause.
Terms 81 sale---Ca.h, With the heneGt ~
aprrsisement. THOS. +. IlEKNENDtZ.
ar27-7tsw. Devty sheriff.
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MAsL'Nxss the Pennsylvania.
remsrkins spon the late terrific di....
Ter Il Philadelphia by burning Of the
ferry bost asys:
Ont # The twenty. five females. 10
bear Of hut Two " 'hrrs bsing sav-d.
This 10 di-smcsfal to 'hr seventy I've
males Who WE'RE on board. and indi.
Gates degrss u cowardics not often
met with IN that number # men.-
We know the dssira "r Iif. Il strong
in every one. but in ,nen lite is worth.
less when accompanied with di.hvu-
or.
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NOTICE

NOI1CEs
ALL PERSONS Indebted To HATCH L JENKINS
for subscription to tie Weekly Adrocate previous
TO February lst, IS 9, and 70 the DUTY hdrrc"fe
previous I" the 1st January, Is 8. and for Job.
Work and Advertising, ave hereby notified that
their acruonts must BE- immrtsa tcy settleds Al
persons having claims aganA IlATCH 4 JENKINS
will present them immediate y to the Undersigned
for payment. j. J. JONES,
feb2o-N. at tie office 9f s. s. XaN.
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saw and saw Blades.

1RO>>CUT, Pit, PANEL. Rip, lemon,
~ Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow.
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws.
assorted sizes and the most Of them Of
Spear \ Jackson's" make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store ot
jan2j-y. l. RoUiER Il LANoUE.
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DAr,N ltVues AND CLINTON rIAsk i!0Ap COMPANY
M,pfh III ~ h6

BAr,N Rouas AND CLINTON t'LAxk EoAp CoMpakv I
Mdrch I'd. 1865
Resotred. That call Of 1--WE per cent NJ e..
capital stock he made, payable On the ath day
June 1881.
TIE -, ckhclders n he Baton N"uge and eli, =.
ten Plank Road Company, are U"s'f Il that pnv-
men' VI Ave . ' cent Of The capital stock a u
per shave. has been MI d as per the ubuve
resolution, paya' IL IN The an ~ June nest, At
the counting ,"otn NJ s. NJ. l'art II 10. baton
Rouge Nv order NJ the Hoard. A. a. DUNN,
A. WABptLL, Secretary. President
III ,spaast1On.
The ra-tnersh y heretofore existing betweep
the undersigned. u"d the syie aud firm o.
ward, Mediation h C".. u hereby dissolved BY
mutual c"n.ent. Either partner will use the
maine Of the q, m in liuuida'"n
g. u. NOTATION,
UED. ". WARD.
J. \. NOTATION,
WI. =. rlKE
mara Advocate Unsette copy month,
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New Arrival Of Fla tt.

I HAVE inst received by steamer Grena-
l ia another assortment Of oNew Spring
HITS. consisting Of Fashionable Mol.skin,
SILK. Gas liner and Soft Hats Of all SHAPES
and variety Of e"lors. lew more Of IN Sc
fashionable hisf' crown sof, Hats stIl ."
haml.
Mar 7. w. D. PHILLIPS
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- Simon says: In visw Of tho
shortuess If the coming sugar crop.
10 u resolved to sell. It unreasonable
low prices. HI har just Put IN store
ssvrr4l =. large csses Of splendid sum
nsr clothing tor gents. al cut aud
made Up IN the ,no~t excrucin,ing
mules. In addition to this, Simon
says "fls knows il 10 TO the interest
Of every merchant v pat ths hest flee
." The 'lings exposed for sals." A.
this reasou. he 10 resolved to ray No
m'ws. Su. i"vites politely SCENTS u call
and examine mr thrm.elves.
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Something Worth Reading /!

'iNHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the ~.
l tent,Vn Of pm a,ase,s 10 The large al.
di'ions now being made 10 their stock
among which, may he found:
An elegan. assortment NJ 'latcd and tapan.
ed Walters. N sets and single;
Coffee UtnS, with and without drip, cts
Gill II Ornamental Hall | amps h Lanterns
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps. tor OIL, Spirit
Gas and Camphine;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China Il Flint ware,
Brass, Copper, Orhsmeuted and Common
Cosl Holds
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with q large variety oi
housekeeping articles;
A fine ASSOC tment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades tor Lamps
Glass. Gill and Plated Cu,tain Band.
Gilt Curtain Corniccs;
Also A Fine Assortment of:
Rich Gilt C,r Cups. 1ete 'Iste, Sets
Fancy C"Ioy, and Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments. &c, suitable
For & rise m u presc n Is.
nlREcT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ lures: Maho amy Bchssead., " and
rohs; Waskstamls; bureaus. la, les, &c
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
WCsI' and examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dec2u-y. J. PIPER 4 Co.
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Choose ever the plsiuest rad Il al.
waya answer. best. For tho same rem.
son, ch'U.e ever to 10 and try what is
the most just and the m.~t direct -
This conduct viii ssvs thousand blu.
shes, aud . thousand struggles, aud
will deliver YOU from the secret tor.
urnts which are thu never failing At.
tendeuts u dis.imulation.
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u, ,.o,",,o,. or Cor"rs"rr.,,,p.

"ssVsWUuUW ~ VObWftWPTSUUtt.
TUE partnership heretofore existing bptw' en-
] JOS MCCORMICK aud 2. NJ HATCH, WAS, IN
the lat J,""a' last, dissolved by mutual CONSENT.
Mr. NJ. Hatch retiring from the Ar,n. IT.. bn.
s,ness vii, he conducted BY the unie,s signed, as
heretofore, unde' IL. satin. 'ame and s'yc, ~ the
y Stand, where he .o,icits shave Of pub c pat.
rUnagc. mario tf1 Jos. MCCORMICK.
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NOTICE..

vI7HEREAa, Mr.. SusAN y. SMART, has b ,cn an.
w ,intst A.lmiDist.Atrix, Of the succession ~
her leceA ed husband, JOuS A 2MAMr
AIL persons indebted to sniI succession viii
make immediate pm. n,ert. ", 4 MI those hxvt'e
clains NJ sinst said succe sson will present them
'luy authentic tied. 10 the undersg"e attorney.
mario 1W-d J. W. SEYMOUR.
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NOI'ICE.

WnEREAa, JAMES 4. CAMS, has heen sppo nted
W Alininsirs tut Mthe succession Of Mrs SARAH
Gs,vtfrn, lave ~ tbs pnvjs,, decess.d. Al, per
sous ii,delt Il 10 said succession will make i'm
mediate payment. aud those bssi.g :'ain's viii
present them duly authenticated, :" said "dtnin-
tsrat"r or his attorney, J. ". SEYMOUR.
iunrZS.l-w
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lafayette Sarar store.

A VERY full aud fine stock Of the hest
n bran = Of Havana Srga,s may now I've
found at this establishment. Also snuff,
chewing tobacco, Merscheum pipes. sn"k.
ing tobacco. etc The subscriber does not
hesitate to say that he has the h"est stock
Of Havana Sesars in this city. Sold by the
box or at retail. Shop open cay and nig.t.
jan27-tf =. VERBOI>.
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JAS. 8. HACKLEY,

JAS. 8. HACKLEY.
lOld Stan 4 Of =. w. Qalggins.1
RESOLVED to keep the largest nahn
| and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS sndy "
CAPS. in this City. La'ies, Gents aid
Chillren's Bootee., Shoes, Slippers. etc.,
lie will sell a the very lowest cash prices.
and invites the public to call and exs.nine
his st';k before purchasing elsewhere.
~Fresh eipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. s ore on Ia.
tayette street. isn22-y.
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FOUND

IN TIVE morning If the 2a'h. on the
~ side walk near =. Ca,jeveiIIes store.
by my hoy Stephen, n purse coutsining
Fifty Dollars Together with some other
t'"cke's. which will be found At my office
The owner will please ,rove property
Jay charges and take it awav
mar. 2l-3t. j. 4. TKOCSDAIE.
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Qtu gbeap Store.
Beautiful Snring l3ooels,

BeN0t61Nl SprtWg 0OOds.
JUST RECGlvED per = samship Cshawha, from
y Nse Ysvk, and opened this morntns, \ choice
seteetlen VI ladies Dress Goods. Flounced Mar.
~ kobes. On ~, Pain and Black Dnreres.
VtnQhans, Lawns, very Ane lseack Alpaca, super
n"aesetae, Enslssh aud french prints. Hriiisniea,
Corded Lawns, Paris Nyiphihss, = new article for
Ssdtea dreasss, 0rsnadtnes &c.. at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
ossss 4s.a k...r. Lafayette street.
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GrcNt vNrtcty
MILLINERY Il FANCY GOOIS,
lara vfNr~1,fr arm n fr,r

MADAME 2. MAINE, ea,i.the attention " the
vi ladies II East and West Baton Rouge. to the
fact, IL she has INV, \ very la'ge nna varied
steck oftANCv q ,ODS. e,nbrac nv nearly every
article asked Esr In this line Her stock has been
selected with great c.re IL fresh AMI f,sh"npb e.
She Il determined TO sell ut n low figure for cash.
mstY.Im.
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LOul.lmna NnIleAllnry.

ExsCurtvs OrrrE, B,1oy Nouns,
marcl, u, $3.50. (
tEAIFD prcnosnis win h. received ~ the Exec
~ w'ive Ole in the city ~ Baton N"ngr until
The frs, lay NJ May next. f"r supp wing the l",.
IL, pni'-ntiatv With FRESH BtLF for the Ell
suing 'welve months.
u,ar28 ROBERT e. WtrKLIFrF,
ljVvprs,or Of t,ouajun IN
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Among the Late Arrival
on REV GOOD At tn.
laaslphaa CAaep Cash seess,
MILL L. found t.amtiful new s,yl,.
kssteAs-sess el"sneed robes, ~ ea,esp.
a large assortment II Satin u, - ~ r. nj. Cicsh.
ane Napkins. very superior quality II Csnts lin.
- CAosrc Handktrcltets afew pisces II suuar
vAlts llnsa 1rtlt. For sale NJ ne
Su9AoesasA CssAp CAsa ef.ee.
0asoSsUs LatA4 tie Street.
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TO PAINTERS 4 CLAZlERs

ono BOXES French and American
wv Gla.s; 10000 lbs pure and No |
White lead; 5000 lbs Zinc paint, best quail.
ity; 100 gals CcpaI varnish; 100 gals j., an
Varnish; so gals Demar Varni.h, for zinc
paint; 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint. ssso,t ted
cclors; 900 gals Linseed oil; 200 gals
Spirits Turpentine: a large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green; Chrome Yellow;
Prnssi. Blue: Verm'Ilion. Black and Red
Lead; j.ithrags; Paint and Vanish Brushes
sable Pencils, Top Crsinsrs, 6lendeF,
Crsining Combs, Cilders, 1ips. Gold Lest,
Blue, Green and Brown smaD's; in fact
everything connected with this line which
they offer At low prices not to Re undersold.
janlSdyl LARCUlER K LANOUE.
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N ut ice.

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 us will please call
and settle up by the FIRST Il March,
Our customers are hereby not fed that on the
last ~ every month their bills will be rc.uit,ed
to them, through the Post Office, and pr"mp,
payment is expected, in every Instance unless
previous arrangements are made.
feb 3 A. MONTAN 4 DRO.
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NAr,va wiss.-To ss,aesxrs the fact
assd barely bs mentioned, that BsAt, has
. asw stock II Native Wine. TO call them
W by HUNDREDS IN single AIs 10 HE sstsn.
sive establishment In Church street.
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Special 10 tifts.
Rail f1spala MT lee.

The third asntMi nesting Of The Stockholders
Of the Dston Rouge, Oross. T.ts and Oeeleasss,
Rail Rosd, viii BE- he d On Monday, the 2lss u
April, ~ !. II. JohnstoD's store on Bayou CROSSE
Tets. J. II. JOHNSON, sect'y.
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Az AMseicAN MovsMsNr.-The
Massachusetts House o, Delegates has
adopted tho new amendment 10 tho
6tats Constitution which provides that
voters In that Commonwealth must
b AClc IL rsad and write. Tie amend.
ment originated In the S.natc.
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CoOking stoves,

= q ~ Nt'teS.
El1O POUNDS Gin. DO s"us,gc;
VVV - Boxes Western Cheese;
Cases CHOICE new Ncpf Tcngs;
600 Pounds 4. q. Dried beef;
~ Narvels Mess p",k:
~ N0xes Star Gambler;
- RA' reis Extra RectiRed WHISKY;
Gases t.nc"ur'a Matches;
N Dsss Rio C"te-;
Tiercss Ouslieid's tIam~;
otO pouu,1e Duf3eld'sS =. q. Breakfast Bacon /;
u Cases o. ret and white Winc.:
10 B"xes We, mirclIt and Maccxtoni.
Recently received, for sale BY
mars JOSHUA DEAL.
Needle Work EnD bro dc ries,
...~.- w.
A MOTHER LIT IL those cheap IN.
N broidcrys. Just received per steamer Ca
AaWos, from New York Auc,ion--at the
Putt ApELeHiA CAESAR CASH SroRE.
Lafayette Street.
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For E0Lc.

.Nes0 Spring Goods.
HAVE now In sto q beautiful sciec.
l ton Of New Spring l'rcss Goods, con-
sistiug Of Rich Flounced Barragcs, Grena-
di"es. Silk issues, Organd"s, Iackcnets.
Lawns. and Printed Liaens-~hi,e goois
Of al kinds. together with full line Of
Staple goods Of al kind.-to whirh I
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
uar2s. W d. PHILLIPS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEoRGBTOwN, Jan. 2, 1856.
The announcement on Monday, that Presi
dent Pierce had transmitted to Congress hi.
annual message in advance of the organiza
ton of the House, took many of the denizens
of our venerable city completely by surprise
Every right thinking man among US, however
cOmmends the President for waiting no longer
the tardy movements of the House of Repre-.
sentatives. The message contains much in.
formation OF vital Importance 10 the country,
and had he waited until the House organized
before he sent it in, we think it more than
likely another Christmas would have found it
still In his possession, and the nation without
the important information il contains, unless a
little more oi real national feeling and the
spirit Of compromise should characterize the
dOlngs of the members of the House in the
future than hitherto. OF the merits of the
message as state paper we have heard but
one opinion expressed by either conservative
wings or Democrats, and that is that in point
Of ability it deserves to take rank among the
very ablest of any of his predecessors The
decided yet conservative tone in which it dis
cusses our foreign relations, meets with a very
general approval. And the able manner in
which the cause of the sectional iealousies
now abroad in the land is discussed and put
in its proper light before lie people, together
with the wholesome suggestions it contains in
relation to the matter, and the keen rebuke so
mastery administered to the plotters of Sec
tional strife and social discord, meets with
hearty approval from every real patriot who
has carefully perused it. Doubtless, it will
tend in no small degree to allay much of the
sectional feeling now abroad among portions
of the people, and cause the heart of every
lover Of national concord to pulsate with new
emotions of love and veneration for our glo-
rious Union.
Our young friends Of the Methodist Protest
ant SABBATH School intend favoring US to-mor-
row evening, with one of their very interest
ing exhibitions. We learn from some of them
that this one will far surpass in interest any
heretofore given. The pieces for declama alton
and singing, and dialogues selected for the
occasion, are nearly all now, and of the most
appropriate character. This school is in a
hourlshing condition, numbering about $50
pupils, with about Sl20 in the treasury, and
600 volumes of useful books in the library.
Many Of our ice merchants are as busy as
bees this morning laying in a supply of the ar
ticle for the coming season.
At the ladies' fair and festival there was n
perfect jam again last night. We have never
seen so deep an interest taken in any fair
heretofore held in our city. 1t closes this
evening, so we would advise all who can to go.
The -four and grain market is unusually
quiet no sales of moment transpiring The
former is still held at SIS 62saS7 as, and the
latter at 81 SOal IS for red, and 81 S5al 80 for
waite. SPECTATOR.