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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
J. YORK & cos LIST.
Bayard TayIOr's New Works.

A Journey 10 Central Africa.
India, China and Japan.
The Land Of the saracen.
Eldorado; or, Adventures IN the path Of Empire.
Poems q the Orient.
Duties OF Young Men. By ?. n. Chaplin.
Duties Of Young Women. BIZ = r. Chapin.
Characters in the Gospels. BY n n. Chaplin.
Humanity In the City. By \. n. On pia
Reigon Of Geology By EiVard Hitcheock, Ii. D.
Col Revealed in Creation and rs By Jas. B. VAIksr.
The End. BY Rev. J, In Cumming, D. D., FRS.
Dairy and Correspondcnse q Slammed Pepys, R. s.,
Secretary the Admiralty in the reign Of Charles II, and
James H. with Life and Notes By Rlcard Lord BrybrOOss
hon the hfA London Eiition. Two Portraits.
Literary and Historical Mscel aniss. By Geo BAnerol
Chemistrg Common Life Ry James ,. J0hnsOn, A. n.
Memoirs Of :. 8 Prentiss.
Analysis q Soil.. BY Johnston.
Abbotts Napoleon Bon=Partc.
Physical g. ography Of he Sea. By Mary.
Just reesivetby JOHN YORK CO.
Gold Pens.
The article q Gold Pens This narket-jut received
By JOHN YORK co.
Steamboat Books.
FULL SITS printed amer ne meat approved hrus. Fer
sAle By lspsl JOHS YORK co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
LIBERTY AND SLAVERY,
CHARLES W. SMITH

Has also Iass reserved cAR0LISELEE HKSTzs KssW~s.
Ernest LinWOOd-
Also,
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suoErAo-A wAy,tis 6rmpse n AneFtrsn liz
waszDss. or. rhiass Th-y Ars aaa bare bssa.
Tnn Nosnoss A HonnL ~ Ma O. =. Fsrs-s-
Isnsa; rAs Pearl % Pearl RIVER sesshsegth.
rss saAEsREAss PaPsas ~ VA. MAslan. IL. d
col BUs a c5slsss siFsst.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

YNo. n RAKIEs hrnssly q SasAsas hzs rssu'asd IA
u lrasir < = IA ssxura La AL A4nE ceara q
ax1r0aH. CorEsn SD fNAa8ta renalia
Gnsl4Ettars af8 Fsgekge pFosepl 4ltanlIu1.
fH~ Fa1 0&rs And nesa4snes a. wartTae4 hePet nsa-
oia coaaty. az Ti1--u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
To Railroad Contractors.

PROPOSALS will BE- received at the Office Of the Edgs ded
| and Kentucky Railroad Company, until Thursday May
Sh for Grading Masonry, &C.. Of the Ridge Section at
the ad a Man kcrs Greek aid Railroad twenty miles
distant Nashville New bids for the work n the end Of
the first thirty miles from Nashville will be received at the
time any mod caton II those male in December
will be considered The line being dua locate guam
titles calculated Sc every facility is Afforded for Contrsc
ascertain tn character and amount OF the work. and
faciitis, for carving it on.
Plans and proes be SEEN and specifications obtain
ed at the Engineer Oice Il Nashville, any time.
EDWARD 5. CHEAfHAH, President
ap2f-td EdgefelI & kentucky Railroad Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

IN OOO BUSHELS Prime Red or White wheat.
IOsOOO wanted, for which sIil ray cash.
Ap2i "A GORDON A CO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
SCALESi SCALES

FAIRBANKS Celebrated Dormant, Platform, COunt-r
ant Grocers Scales full stock alvays stcre and foi
sale at Manufacturers prices, BY heir Agsats,
W a GORDON CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
w. B. sPARKES & co.
SAFES! SAFEST

NTIDDERs Patent Salamand@r safes, Manufactured BY
w stearns Marven New York the best article made
In the United States having failed preserve their
contents IN any IRE ia stock always and sale
~ Manufacturers prices freight aided By their agents.
w. a. GORDON a co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA!
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE .
Highly Important fnfsiiigsneell


New YoRK. Dec. 27.-The Cunard steamship
Europa. from Liverpool, with dates TO Saturday
the 18th inst, arrived at this port this afternoon
Her advices. though but cone day later than
those per the Canada. are important.
War had been declared Mt Calcutta by Eng
land against Persia The English troops had ar
rived in the Persian Gulf.
II was rumored that France mediating DO.
tween the two powers.
The bullion in the Bank Of France showed
monthly increase Thirty five millions OF francs.
The steamer Belgique, from n. Y. arrived at
Southampton, on the ETH inst.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Europa brought sixty passengers.
Passed steamship Africa, from New York for
Liverpool, evening of 25th, in lat. Al deg. o9'
long. So deg so.
Prussia has closed all communication with
Swtzerand, aud will make no further PROPOSE
tons.
A telegraphic despatch from London to Liver.
pool announces the arrival of the overland ma,l
from India Mt Trieste ON the 18TH with Bombay
dates to the 18th Nov, and Calcutta TO the Sth'
War was proclaimed against Persia at Calcut.
ia ON the LIST November. aud the last division OF
the fleet for the Persian Gulf left Bombay on the
18th November. Five thousand Bsiiish troops
are to occupy karek m island in the guilt and
Boshire n seaport CITY VI Persia ana It's Pr'"ei'
pal enrepot ON the Gull.
ed to the Persiaus on the Goth October.
Regarding hostilities between England ana
Persia de spat oh from Vienna makes the state
ment that France is medatng between the bel
lgerents, and endeavoring to persuade Persia To
yield to England.
PORTSMOUTH. Dec. l2.-The Arctic exploring
hn,que Resoiute Commander llartstein arrived
at Spthend this afternoon.
LONDON. Saturday Times, city article
reports stcndines in the funds ON Friday until
near the close when the report of considerable
depression in the Paris Bourse caused heaviness.
French three per cents closed ut decline OF
per cent.
The Daily Ne,rs calls business at the stock
exchange fiat at an eighth decline with an active
commercial demand for money.
COMMERCIAL.
The Liverpool cotton market was without
quo'ablo change, though prices closed rather
stiier the sales of the week, 5l.0OO bales.
The Manchester market was active and firm.
The Liverpool breadstutfs market was general
! v depressed, with limited demand. Wheat
ID. 3D., and -four Cd. a Is. lower. Corn
was inactive aud unchanged
Provisions quiet and generally unchan-
ged.
The London money market was slightly easier
Bankers rates were unchanged. The bullion IN
the Bank of Eng land had increased Els 600. Con
soils for moiey and on account closed at 93a a
93l.
American stocks were unchanged in price, with
an average demand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
\ TrsE cdy in New Orlema. a tempted msrder

- NJ
and s~irid~.
tragedy off most bloody character. took
place IN n. Orleans, on Friday. tho 18th instant.
DIR. T.. B Harris. native Of Virginia. and large
cotton dealer in New Orleans, had been appoint
ed administrator by his brother, who recently
h'ed In that State, and left large estate TO sat
lie. Or. IL. showing some signs Of insanity. was
deprived of the Enthusiastically. Christian Ro.
sel'us acting us the opposing counsel. The ri
cayune Of Saturday says:
Yesterday. as our worthy fellow citizen, Chris.
tlan hoselius, Esq, was sitting alone in his law
office. on Customhouse street tho door was open
ed by Dr. +. h. Harris. who entered and closed
the door after him and drawing bowls knife
from his bosom. prepared 10 plunge il into tho
body of the venerable jurist. Quick of sight.
and still stawart of frame, Mr.. X. ut once grasp
ed his assallant by the arms and held him as in
vice. The struggle which ensued soon brought
two young lawyers from adjoining offices into
the rooms, and finally the doctor was disarmed
aud handed over To the Second District police.
As he WAS led away, he kept crying murder"
Justify, and the general Impression seemed to be
Tint bis reason was overthrown, especially as his
attack on MIR. Roselius appeared to DO wholly
without motive ar provocation.
In u short time an affidavit was made by Mr..
Rosel'os, before Recorder Fabre, charging DIR.
Harris with having committed an assault on him
with intent Ia murder, as above stated. and soon
after, The Docior,on the application of his friends.
was admitted TO bail for his future appearance in
the sum of $500.
He then went to his residence. at No. 40 Roy
al ST.. seeming all the while 10 be laborin, under
the effects of ungovernable nervous irrtability.
or to be wandering in the wilds of delirium.
AT 3o'oock in the afternoon he prepared to
go to bed l'ut previously, il appears he had con-
cenled beneath the bed clothes glass and from
this he took drink ms he had stretched
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
LATER FRONC CALIFORNIA!
Arrival Of the Iliiuois-Si ZOO, 900 In Gold!

New YORK, Dec. 23-rhe steamer Illinois
has arrived, with California dates to the 9th
She brings SI,700 600 in treasure.
The frgatc Wdbash left Aspinwal on the
10Th for Now York. The Cyane remained in
port.
The news by the Illinois is possessed of but
little interest. Reports from the mining districts
are good, but there is still want of rain in
of the districts.
Business was dull. Jobbng rates of Gallego
Flour are quoted at SIG 81.
Hammond, the TX Collector at San Francisco,
has been acquitted charge of defrauding the
governments
The Panama Star. of the 10Th. contains an
account of the war in Nicaragua. confrmatory
Of that received here by the Tennessee. Nothing
else
The British Squadron arrived at Panama on
the 9Th Its object is said to be to examine in
to the prac,icability of establishing Naval De
pot at Tabazo.
letter from Carthagenn dated Nov 23 states
that tho British difficulty is still pending, and
that the blockading of the New Granadian ports
would commence Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
Horrible Affair iu Prince William, VIZ.

letter in III Alexandria Sentinel. dated
Gainesville, Dec. II, SAYS: George Green, who
lived six or seven miles from this pacc,was mur-
dered by his negroes, night before last, aud his
body afterwards hurr,d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Comma lore Dulany, of tho c. s. Navy, diet
at Washington on Friday morning. after ling
erng illness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30


The telegraph announced briefly. few days
ago, that family of four persons Of the name of
Joyce. living some miles from Louisville, were
all brutaly murdered. and their dwelling blrnt,
The additional particulars gather from the
Louisville Courier
The house was the property of William Joyce.
a young man. who ives fortunately away from
home on the night of the murder to attend a wed.
ding. He had. however. left a brother, Richard
Joyce, aged ~. mt the house to take care of his
property and the family during his absence
Tie inmates of the house were Mrs. Lydia Joyce,
her sob, Richard Joyce, n young man of -. Mrs.
Welsh, her daughter widow. and the latter's
little daughter, child of three years. The old
est son, William Joyce, the 'wner of the house,
before state d, was away from home. The
house was burnt to the ground late Thursday
night. and the next morning an Investigation led
To the horrible belitf that the entire household
had been murdered. The charred remains of the
two women were found nrnr the fire place, while
those of theaP oung man were lying in the place
supposed to have b9en occupied by the bed.
Mr.. VIM. Joyce returned TO his home to find it
n mass Of smouldering ruins. aud with the assis-
lance OF the neighbors instituted vigorous in
vestigaton OF the premises, and the cause of the
disaster Suspicion at once fastened upon seve-
raj of the negroes in the vicinity, and on search
ing be premises Of Mr.. Pendieton, a watch. coat,
pants, and other things. the property of William
Joyce, were founl secreted under the house.
Bill. slave Of Mr.. Pendleton, was then arrested
and confessed that he and three others murdered
the family, pundered aud then Fl. ed the house.
At this revelation the greatest excitement pre-
vailed. and lynch law was about TO be enforced at
one = but camcr Judgment overruled the action
of the more hastv, and the three other negroes
implicated were caught and tied to stakes to make
them confess which they finally did. and were
committed 10 Jail. They stated that they went
A.. - Luzl- Al. 4
and encountered Richard Joyce. the brother of
William. lie was Drained with u club in the
presence of his mother and sister. The
aged mother seized pair of tongs TO rush
to the defence of her son, but on the instant
was attacked by the negroes, one of whom
knocked her senseless with club. The
daughter. Mrs WEIGH, attempted To escape out
of window, but was caught by the feet, dragged
back and then beaten to death. The Infatuated
ruf.ns then sacked the house, took the little girl
of Mrs Wech, threw it upon the bed, set fire to
it and fed, the child being actually burnt alive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Death Of an = ny ohi'er
Col. Thomas +. Hunt. Assistant Quartermas-
ter General, U. s. A., died at New Oreuns on
the 22d inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
Sieighing in Boston.


Six inches Of snow fell in Boston on Wedne'
day. affording good seighing on Christmas da,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
BY II Il l. Il & r A P II :.
Arrival of the Isabel.

Arrival of the Isabel.
CHARLrsroN, Dec. 29.--Thc steamer Isabel arrived
here Saturday night with Havana dates to 18th
inst. News unimportant Business duh Sugars
hru,.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2o.-Flour heavy SO 80. Wheat
cents lower; Red 81 40 Ia 81 ~. White ST. 90
Ia 81 60 Corn, New 60 cts; Old CD Ia Cd cts.
NEW YonK, Dec 2o.--Flonr declining State SO 20
Ia SO 40. Southern heavy.
Wheat dropping. White 81 10. Red 81 o.
Corn tending downward. Mixed 10 cts. White
and yellow "a cts. 80
Stocks dull and lower.
Virginia Skies 9al cts
The steamer James Adger has been dispatched TO
Norfolk to take the place of the Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
DIE ID,

On the 22d instant .; his residence, at Gilnor"'s
Mill Rockbridge, Mr.. Suskind Gnggenheimer iaer-
chant, aged about htty-fye years
On Monday, 18th inst, at o'clock /. w. N
Charleston. Ranawha countg. after short and very
mild illness fro,n ndrration Of the liver James he'-
dr;ct ESQ one Of The Oldest citizens and most prom
iucnt lawyers Of that place. aged 30 years.
On Wednesday evening, 4th inst, in the city Of
Richmond. at 3 clock JAS NJ. UNDERWOOD, Ia tue
Gath year of his age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
The Markets.

nuENWN -. FLOOD, Attorney at Law. viii
4 attend all The Courts Of the city OF Iyhthhnfr, tho
counties OF Amherst, Appomaox bedford and Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

JAMFs v caMPnrLI. WILLIAM y. WILLS.
lNAMPREIE n WELLS.
u Attorneys, Solicitors aud COuu ellOr-.
Once in phunix Block, l66 Jefferson Avenue, Dr1hor,
MiCHIGAN ldoc bim
nR. ". =. CHRISTIAN having located per
mnntnly Lynchburg offers his professional services
IL the citizens generally he found either nj his OF
the C1eps Savings Bank the Drug store OF
Mcs,rs Sahlor Jnncsf iee 70 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

uDKUNNEI. ~ ROYSTERS,-
- Comm, mission Merchants.
For the Sale and Leaf Tobacco Flour GRAIN
Cation and other Produce No ~ Water Street New York
Liberal cash advances on Consgnmcnis.
Jos nnUMMFL,
of stcarns \ l'runme. Richmond, Va
A1ENH l.. BOisfEH
Of New York
HoysTEn
Hietmonh Va
dec II dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Ginger dry worcestershire Sauce French English and
American Mustard Pure Powdered Black Pepper Sage, Gin
ger Allspce. Mace, Numegs Best Yeast Powders, for light
and bread Cocoa Chocolate Broma vcrmiceli Fine
old and Madeira Wines French Brandy Extract Vanilla
Pine Apple and strawberry Syrups for Creams best Salad OIL
clatno sheets and shred Coxs sparkling Geatne French
Crimson Gelane &C. &c for nice things during the holidays
Tor sale by J. H. THOMPSON co.
lee dAcIns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

M HAiThIs preparation made by lady Of experience
In articles for the hair becoming popu-
dressing for the hair under all
DandruG nvgoates and strengthens the
soil the and IL pleasantly favored
have also Mrs Aliens Nos and for changing hair
original color No. for dark hair No for light hair
Il IN not dye For sale by
J. II. THOMPSON CO,
nruu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

lNM1LDREN'9 Dining, Rocking and Arm
nov 27ts A WINSTON
II AND WARRANTS WANTED. The high
dee 10 II LAN0HORNE \ HOLCOMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

A LARliE and extensive assortment Of City
~ and Northern Manufactured Furniture always on hand
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses fuckers Patent Spring Beds and
Chairs o every description. A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
. uFNJ II A, A ALEXANDER
COpA RTNERspup NOTVCE--N OWu.uN

Z J foot co tSurccssors to Col w. r SMITH Com
the sale Of Tobacco Flour Wheat and
other grain.
undersigned have formed partnership In the Commits
Col VIM Il smith and solicit
o the bestowed on him. All oonhgn
lncns II produce made 10 by friends will meet with
prompt attention aud lne, returns Office Mt j. u a. II ii
Nowlin's BENZ. II NoWIIN,
W. a. foot,
novl1d&rl,n A ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

STOCKS FOR SALE.
4 n nnn First mort. Va and Tenn. RairoaI
II VeVNvvV bonds,
10000 Virginia State Bonds coupons and registered,
10000 North River Navigation Co. Bonds,
5000 Lynchburg City Bonds, guaranteed by Va. and
Tenn X Road Co.
5000 Merchants Bank Stock,
In sums to suit purchasers.
dcc1 PETERS SPENCE A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Ppm THE NEW YORK n VIRGINIA
.&AR&AS STEAMSHIP Co In consequence OF the with
drawal Of the JAMESTOWN" for repairs sc.
the ROANOKE will leave New York Saturday evening
city Point every "Wednesday morning AT O'clock Pas
scgcrs leaving Iynehbug, by the South Side Railroad
Tuesday morning will connect morning with tho tonnoke
at city Point LIE 4 JOHNSON,
Agents for N y. & Va Steamship 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

has been used by the Ladies for
beneficial effects upon the Teeth and
Gums Tartar poshes the Teeth strengthens the
purifcs Breath. The ingredients purely
vegetable and compounded with great Made and sohi
only by j. II. THOMPSON a co.,
us nruru
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

How THE MARKETS RASGED-Dnring the last week
(now endng) the poultry market was toerably brisk
in Petersburg Turkeys went off at Is to % cents
per h. Geese at l3 and ID cents per h.. ducks at Ii
and Is cents per h. fowls at IS and cents per lh
grouse 3 so per pair; partridges at 81 per pair
quails at so cents per pair Yenson at l8 cents per
b.; butter rs to 81 cents per h.; and everything else
proporonaby high. Prices will come down next
week consderabl PET, Express.
EXTRAORDINARY CmLD.-There is a child (colored,)
in Prince Georges county, Md, n few miles below
this city, aged months that has already SIX perfect
teeth and can talk quite plainly The child was born
with two teeth. Ol-1le1. gazette.
Il is rumored that Charles L. Sinclair, the present
deleoatc from Prince William to the Legislature is &c
he sent as Charge d fairs to Naples.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
.vptc Spring Goods !

.vtsr Spring Goods!
0'CONOR is now opening the follow
" Ing Spring Goods. reed. BY the latest arrivals
Rttll1ner
Parts sprine Bonnets, straw, tfat, and Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons, PIu,ues. Flowers, 30.
Fine Dress (a0spfls.
Organdie, Rarese plain and houuced Dresses =;
Plain and fteunced dresses Muslin and Jaconet
Floanced Dresses, brilliant tines. white and Color
Ell JAconets, Swiss, Nahsook and Null Muslins !:
white Embroidered Robes and Skirts Embreid-
cred Swiss Muslin, In pieces; Striped and check
Masitns, every kind.
T. m b nj Il erles.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaoonet Hands Emb'd.
M,slins and Jsconste EdGtns and Inserting col
lars, Chemieetts and Sleeves, great pdrtetE.
Dosmest1c HoOtos.
irish Linen. Linen lawns, Colcred and White
Robblnets Mosquito Bars, Linen for Mosquito Bars
French. English and American Calico prints,-
Otnshams, Checka ana Plain Drsss Goods.
Pcrfassery Of Every Description.
Cersets, Hooped Skirts ard False Hair, in abun-
dance. ~ Third Strset--opposits ths Postcflace-
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily Mondays ExosptsA.)
q. A. pix r, tsAltwr h Proprietor.
-
office on Third Street.

~Terms.-THs subscription IL hxed ~ me
rate ~ % M per anntitS, payable In advance. ~
" IA pub,ished ~ - b0 PEI ahhutn invariably In
advance. Both viii he punct.sl,y delivered with
In the limits cf the City by the carrier.
~ ~AdveftlslmG.-O Dollar per square
fst the Atst insertion, ahd half that amount fcv
ever subsequent ineertion--ten lines or less, CON
stitWte sguave.
Yearly Adve1tlsIm9.-M Tsa-
ders, and others. viii he contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
JObs work. .a-Oua facilities fSr AVlng
job Work with nestnsss and despatch-ig al Va
tieties IT eciofs. cashvt re surpassed by any -.
tablishment In the Cty-auch As:
Lawvsss' pstsPs-nAtt T,gasvsA AposvsRs-1sttL
HsAhs--BtIl, ~ LAp,Noa--psoaaA MMss-ELecTtOs
TiCs Ers-DRueatsrs' LAssts -CARps-UiNUuLvRs--
ahd vts,r,so CARDS tof fatthev particulars, Ne
invite you 10 call and see our specimens.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
Notice.

N0t1Ce.
THE subscriber respectfully returns his
/ thanks h his triewtle and custumets who
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage. and takes thi. meth
oi If Informing them and the public At
larg. that he has now on hand large lot
II .ea.oned lumber and everything feqois.
tie lef the undertaking successful compile.
'icn Of all work in the shape Of House
Buildings. Blinds. Sash and Doors, fttihg
NJ Of Stores. Bar-ropms in the best. most
durable and wctkmanlike style. llor,'ers
left at y. c. Monsan's Hardware Store. the
Post Otssce, Or Al my shop on Fifth street
adjoining st. Peters and 81. paul's college,
will meet with prompt attention.
dec2i. G. l.. SEES.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
JOSEPH McKtTR1CK,
.arrhtteCtr II eettdCr

Shop o~ F,c,tde, E,,sf NJ M;,tse n.
7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call the
J. attention Of the public, IN my arrange
ments for the New Year Having made
arrangements with one Of the best tnanu-
factoring establishments in Cincinnati.
! am prepared to furnish Sash Docrs and
blinds. made cf the best White Pine tum-
her, and If superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can he made in the
South. Persons wishing tn build would
find IL to their advantage to consult me
before building.
Onlere itctt, the country earnestly ecli.
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt.
" attended to in the most workmanlike
manner %
Plans and specifications for city and co"n-
try Houses. suburban villas. etc. given In
the most approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended TO with neatne.s and
dispatch. Water Ci.tetn. made Of the best
material. jap3O.