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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-15

SALT RIVER TICK ETs.-We have been fur
nished with an abandunt supply of these, gratis
since the election ard are thus enabled to furnish
some of our Maryland democracy" who are
bound thither on the States business.
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Steamboat, Independence, owned by j. q. F..
Whitaker Of Principle Furnace was burnt at llayre
Dc Grace on the 18th inst. Loss about 50. 800; on
which, we understand, thcr. was no insurance.
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~ Corn HUsKIYG. Most of the farmers in
this section engaged husking their corn. The
yield is not average one, but the crop is proba
bly, better than was generally expected.
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The General Result.

The following appears to be the result of
the Presidential election, California not hav-
ing been heard from:
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED IN THE
CoSsn Art Association


NOR THE THIRD See THE RAuE
L ISDUcEMEyrs The management have tho
pleasure of announcing that the collection of
Works of Art designed for distribution among the
subscribers, whose names are received previous to
the 10th Of January, ''1 ID much Larger ana more
costly than on asy previous year. Among the
leading works in sculpture-exc ued IN the finest
Malble-is the new and beautiful Statue Of the
"WOOD EYMPH,''
The Busts of h, Three u reat AMERICAN Statesmen
CLHY, WEBSTER and CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust. ''SPRl NJ. APOL-
10 and DIANA, i'll marble. life size Together
with the following Groups and Statues in Carrara
Marbie--of the Struggle for the Heart-Ienus and
Apple-Psy che--Mag ialen-Chid Of the Ses-
lnnocence-C"pt,e Bird. and Little lruant; with
Numerous works i'll Bronze ami a col.ettion OF
eral hundred FINE OIL PAINTINGS, by
leading Artists
The whole Of which are to be distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whose names arc
rece. we'd PREVIOUS to the rwESrY-EiGHru OF JAN
uAHY, 81. whcn the distribution will take place.
Teams Of sUDSCNiPllDN.-f.ve subscri-
Der u; THREE DOLLARS il emitted TO copy Of the
sp!cidid srci Engraving. SATURDAY NIGHT. or
IA copy of any Of the following 81 Nj gaines ono
year; also IL copy OF he Art journal one year, ani
!. 7 icket in the Annual distribution of Works Of
.ir;. I has for every 81 paid, person not OILY
gels beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year,
but also receives the Art journal one year, and
IIrkET in the Annual distribution, making four
V, ars worth Of reading matter besides the ticket,
by which II valuable painting or piece OF statuary
may be received in addition
Those who prefer Mag zines to the Engraving
Saturday Might" can have either Of the following
one year: Hapels' Magazine. Godeys Lady,
Book, United states Magazine knickcfboekcr
Magazine, Graham Magazine, Backwood Maga-
zine, southern Literary Messenger.
No person is restricted to II singh. share. Those
taking live memberships RENTING SO. are en-
titled 10 six Engravings and to six tickets in tho
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%tLoCoFOCo JoLLIFIcATloN.- The locofocos
here advertise that they will have procession and
general froic in Llkton, sonls night next week, on
account of the election Of Buchanan Glad to hear
it Amid tho general victory of their party they
had the qualification to aud themselves drubbed
from right to left in Maryland, and an ounce of
modcsty ought to impol them to hold their jollif-
cations somewhere outside of her boundaries. But
it will be sorry festival after all: the aspirants
for Office among them here wear visages doubly
elongated since the election
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SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT.
Gecil County, MARYLAND,

W. =. the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in iull operation
Oar building is fire proof and our machinery
otthe latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery. the situation Of our Factory be-
ing at one Of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, We think we can offer inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We eaines,'Y solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
penters, &c, to give us a call, and examine
cur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
kand
Frames Of all Kinds and Sizes,
such as Door, Window, Sidelghts. &c.
DOORS, WASHBOARDS,
SASH, ARCHITRAVES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS,
Ma TIES, WOOD MOULDINGS,
BLINDS. &C., &C., &c,
or the Patterns now in nse. Brackets and
all a.rls OF SCROLL SAILING and TURN
ING ORDER.
Our WORK is of the very cst material, well
seasoned; as we make no second class work
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such as yellow
Pine, Norway. White Pine and Hemlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jonted and
rabbited.
We have on hand and for sale large
stock Of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, Of all kinds, purchased from the man.
Efacturers, and sol! at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland 4 CO.
April 5. 1S56--tf
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tflarric0.

At Cherry Hill, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
Jos. 4. b. own, Mr.. JonN NULL, of Chester
county, Pa, 10 Miss SARAH JANE PERRY, OF
this county.
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DCMcmbers of Congress arc already be
ginning TO arrive at Washington.
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Trustees Sale Of Land.

DY virtue ola Decree of The High Court
ID of Chancery Of Maryland, and "A suisse
qucnt order thereon by the Circuit Court Tor
Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned,
rs Trustee, will oder at Public Sale, Oh
Tuesday, December oh, 1856,
at the Court House door. in Elkton, all that
tact or parcel Of Land, called '.1NTEGO.'
lying aud being in Cecil county about three
miles from Elkton, on the public road from
Marley Mills to North East, which road
passes through it. 1t is bounded by lands
of VIM. G. Glenn, j Ohm W. Holt ard others,
and contains about
$50 Acres Of Land,
more or less; of which one-half is arabic, and
the balance WOODLAND. The only i'm
provcHlcni is an old wooden dwelling house.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
the Decree are One half Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in six month,
from the day Of sale. The credit payment
to bear interest, aud be secured by note, en-
dorscd to the satisfaction OF the Trustee.
CJSalc to commence at O'Clock r. N.
WIN. J. JONES,
Nov Is, lS5G-,ts. Trustee.
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8. A. CHINA.
MOUNT e. CHM A,
Flour, Grain and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

BROAD STREET bei,ceen Vine aud " God,
PHILADELPHIA
Refer to- j. W. MOUNT, Rising Sun, Cecil
county; KIRK u STUBS, do, CHARLES II.
HAINLs, Brick Meeting House, j. CARHART
x Son, Zi"n.
n. b. Consignments arc respectfully So
licited and advances made when reque sted.
Nov 10 lS56-2m.
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Mass MEETING AT ELKToN We omitted

Mass MEETING AT ELKToN. We omitted
last week to refer TO the American Mass meeting
held at Elkton Oh the l5t inst A this late day It
i. worth while to chronicle it as the greatest meet
Ing Of the campaign held in the county. The pro-
cesson which came into town more than
mile long-there WAS scarcely room for it to move
in all the circle of the streets. 5000 to 1000 per
sons were present. Augustus W. Bradford, Isq.
of Baltimore county, who has not addressed
meeting since 1874 made powerful defence d
Mr. Fillmore and of his Administration David
Paul Brown of philada., followed him in master
ly cxhortation to action and at night in the Court
House Hon. L. JOY Morris made II forcible a!d un
allswerable defence of the American Party. 1t
was a great meeting.
~~n~T'The American boys Of Old Cecil are
not in the si ghtest disheartened by the result Of
the election Here is notice sent us for publica
ton calling some Of them together
NorIcE.-An adjourned meeting of the Wash
ington Regulars, at the place appointed, will be
held on Thursday evening Nov. 10th at o'clock
The Committee will be ready to report permanent
Organization. BY order of the President.
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California is in doubtful viii probably
vote for Buchanan.
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] ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Alfred G. Cole,
aged ten years, WAS severely and it was feared
fatally injured. on Monday last by the falling Of a
gravel bank. lie is now much improved ard will
probably recover
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LAND SALE.-Georse Earle, ESD, Trustee
of Boulder Bdde deed sold the real est tie of The
latter, lying near Frenchtown, on Wednesday last,
22l acres for Si005l .56. Daniel Bra ton, Esq,
| purchaser
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(Signcd.(
WASHINGTON AUSTIN, seal.
CLINTON TRrLL. seal.
SAMUEL Hopes, seal.
LEWIS FAvoRIrE, seal.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 24tl
day Of October A. D., 1856.
(Signed.)
Geo. H. Q NEAL. seal
Justice of the Peace, Escombia county
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Lille BRANCH RAILROAD TO PoRT DEPOSIT.
1.-The grading on this ro,d is nearly completed
and will be finished. early in December. 1t is the
purpose of the company, We understand to have the
rails laid at once. and the cars will probably be
running to Port Deposit some time in January
This will be advantageous to the citizens of the
village but bad for "Chrsty's' stage-couch
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Coral affairs.

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thursday next is
Thanksgiving Day in this as well as in many other
States of the Union. Certainly the whole nation
has cause to be thankful for a season of general
heat and prosperity. Our people make the &C.
casion a day of dlene's and good dinners; all the
boys who can shoulder gun. or get one to Shout
der, are out in the woods and fields paying havoc
with the birds or at least soaring them scandalous-
ly. while the oder folks agcc to have general
holiday
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"And what is very remarkable, though
blood ran freely in many wards of the city,
and though men now lie at the point of death
from the wounds they received on the day Of
election, scarce one Of the offenders against
the law has been arrested by any Of the po-
lice
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

AleeDns the Late Arrivals
Or N1w GOODS A. TIM
phitaAeipasIa Ctsap cash store,
WILL l,e fund beautiful new style
w Paris Hareees tirsneed rcbes, very cheap
A iatge assbrtn,eht II Satin Dassssk Tabie Cloths
Asd Nsrklns. v"ty supstlpt quality ~ een.s tin-
en Iainbtle Hsnaketehiefs Afew piesss u super
white tlnen drs,'. Fct sale al the
pAibApsf1fiafA UaSAf CAsk erraa.
tsaf9B.N Lafayette Street.
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NEw wAkRfrAE-DREgy gOO0N,

Ar rNE pHtkAoGLpHlA cAGAp oToHe,
TUs'f received by steamer Grenada, IN.
= pthet assuttment ofthe al,cv. aoods ron.
.istiny Of Striped Black Chsll-y, plaio
plaid h stti,ei black hsrreges. plain h fg.
uted fancy col'l Chslleys In dress patterns,
plain h aa''nred Batfexss, Organizes Jacc.
nets and Swiss Muslin. Also, Z beautiful
asc' tmrnt u trimming. ribbons. &c. .ail Of
whtrh ste bought At auction sn' will bs
sol At very law prices. may 4.
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NUMBER a.


~fersns.--fss .ab.etip,lon Il Aasd ~ ths
tste of % IN per anhutn, tAy6bls IN aAtsa9e, 3s
II u pabtished IL 10 " pss AhHsNh, Invariably n
advances. Bcth WIN ~ tuMetAaiy dslivsfe1 viii.
IN ths limits " ths Uity ~ the eAstisf.
@AAvexals1Mn.-O 1DolIas pr seaAfe
ever subesst.ut Insertion -tet lAes ot ises, 80.
stltuse sqaaYe. r8 s@t84gt
rsaTtr AAvestislnw I. .--AfevshsAss, ~.
deys, ana othets, VIII ~ sU61sAstsa VIM ~ eae
ascsl se4scnatls sef,as.
jeb- Worn win neatn.ss snd despa tth~-in ID ".
sieties Ut s6ists, esnntt bs saftAsseA " anr =.
tAbtlshnent IN thA City-=sneh a.:
lawvRAs' bhfstSsaBAiA Tfoksss-~tssPnoeSDttA
HsAus--f3iiL " tAbtRas-fa0sAAMM1s- kD6Tt0e
ffusRfs-Datssssrs' EAtaiD aCAA1o iaeSAves~
and vtsiriss OAADs. Fvr faFthsf pattisatafp, ~
invite yot " salt Ard ses esf spesldnsAs.
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NM w q GODS /.

turT RECEIVED ". steamship Ushswba, ftshu
j New vgtk, BeautiiAi White and Upicured t,ril-
itHrtlnes, Plain ann piaid Wits jsepnsls. Main.
seoke, swiss Atusl1s, ErsbretNerea ewiss ana lre.
ghet Asnds. p,ain hlaek and unlored Bafeees,
ladies .na Misses Whi'e rsttct use, htsek Al, 4
unlrtra sitk aieves. tile. Mitse, n eh and Whise
Ctape vvi'ars and Sleeves, tisured and Plaid
eilk parasets, Htass Malf U,ssk and Corded
btifis, fot sale very CHEAP Al the
PHILADELPHIA UnsAr UAsH nYtAs,
April ~ Lafayette Street.
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French MnotjDlns,

FremCh MA Mof1DoNe,
THE ladies are ipvi,en Il, examine ~,
I teaHs,fat a.srtt,nsNs " french imported
ervlns MaMtilas, VI the latest ana mast isshtsM.
able styles, purchased cf the lmpcrters In n Yutk,
~ the assortment Il mt very iatee, the ladies
would d. we'll 10 call early..Al the
PtiEAbeLSHtA UHaAS UAsH esnss,
tiaAt26aN. t,NNAysses ettset,
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BATON ROUGE

BATON ROUGE
Dying snd Securing Establishment.
TINE subscriber having femcved To the corpes
i u Third anA tieslaM eas.. n now tvtavsd Il
do WORT entrusted 10 his care In the neatess and
tnost ~oskmAutlke AsN nnps
old ClWtAes are almost made New.
IL Il prepared 10 dye h,r the Ladies' Gen tle,nef
LADIES.
Grape Cha VII. dyed OF celer restored, No Wstter
what sotor sila dresses, ehawts, Mant'l,ns, Har.
eyes. Parssols. cleaned, dyed u repaired Lxg.
horn bonaete, dye NJ washed.
GENTLEMEN
Cass'uteres, N. rinoa, AlpnecA, Ctsth Ctesher,
either cleaned. eoter rest"ted II dyed to any
ecle. preferred, viii, despatch and ,,eNsness.
tnAy7 NJ tlOEeLi, Dyer,
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INSURANCE,


s"tAtAsfh Mutual ttstssNhee Company
" DAtUM feAae.
htsv,Fcrutst " Az " ksytautwss d|kystssuss.
Appreeed, MareA Ira. 1850.
Authorised Capital, assss o0t)tsU00, ~.
t'hs sstttAsss Mstsat fesstwwss Cc,xvanv
Of Baton Re'we. have ts's ,lay cummsnee,,
ot~ActioDe, and a.e r.epatsd 10 take fias,
MSAtNf, and N,vfa Risks.
Directors.
'snes n btowh. Lem Hsnneease,
lnhn y. K'ain,,eter, Andrew. Malta,
Fergus Permission, y. r. 1unnarl,
los v. Durable, ttseph Lsteuier,
g. q. Mtlisttof, Wn. 3. Pike,
Tfustsea.
". ,. Walker, tes.ee Hstt,
r. y. Centad, T. u. t~yvpck,
t'hs.. A. Slack, James ". Brunct,
sosthrre Allan, W. y. Phillips,
joseph =. Williams, Thnnlsu, J. Bird,
l. T. Nclen. Daniel b. Avery,
Jchn A. Dcushetty, Samuel N. Hart,
WILLIAM I. PIKE, Pres't.
Ahrssb sasrrsss, see'y.
baton Rouge. Jsn'y. ~, 1850. II
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

WHITE tUTTONs AM, LINENS.
fueT RHgEtvED, per Steamship gAhswha fytt,
New tnrA Austlona, Ane hi ri shirtnf cot
teHs ard 6Heh Shirt bpssMss, ist sate very lgw 81
The ksAA lrntA elseAt rAetl etsse.
Apt. ~. Lafayette Street.
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JOSEPH hicKtTRtCk,
.AreAttectED wtlMsr.

mp ~ Ftertda. Aast Y Asst~e n.
+ WOULD RESPECTFULLY call N.
/ attention uf The pphlic, h nv arrange
lsients f6t the New veaf hayins made
arrangements with one oi The best tt,atu-
laeiufinS establishments IN Cincinnati
| IN prepared 10 Furnish Sash npts an,
DltMds, uAasle " the best Whits pine t.un,-
bet, and N superior workmanship and
tANth cheaper than can b. made In the
eesA. Petscns wishing to build w,ald
hAd y 70 their advantage to consult me
betese building.
Orisrt rom the country earnestly .c,i-
cited. Country work Vi ali kinds rtomrt-
~ attended u In the most wvtktnahiike
manner
Plans and specification. for city and ec,,r-
tsy hsases, s0bbatbsn villas, efc.. given IL
the .,sst approved styles, AN kinds II
lob wetk attended 10 with nsasnr.s anil
dispatch. Watet Cistefns made u he hest
utaieftel. jan3V.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27
PIANOS.
r. DE ROSAS LACERDA.

- TUA kVUVk kA.,
INF0RNk> IL tsAlte In gswesal that
] he i nav pssrassd . lsrair n .hs hs,t
upaas,st, tho OLDEST Uye1 MOST DE.
FkCrtvE FtANt,k q vxsy. AopsaArx
patcxs au1 svery aind 1t Mssaeal lNettu-
menss. Ne will alse tune q sesy saa~csA
criccs, fss bic eustsmsts sal ~ raelic in
general. .
Nr1e's lett at H. Jewelry sAee@ q Mr.,
1Ae~!oss Is'aaaaa will b promptly at.
TENDED 10.
tsblea6. 3. on k0SA0 fACERDA..
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

Dress TRIM nntmesl
WILL he opened this mornino
W heswtlMt Assrstment ~ ladies' dress trim.
ninss u The latest Paris etyte Sash ana Sonnet
n'bbpns, ~ tbe ffiL AbaltaiA rAsAp CAsA efsAs.
naars6.tE tafNyette etsest,
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Arr)ittftural Qarbo, &f.
=. h. WILSON.

Nsxss, sign I Orr naiAsAtai YaiAssf,
Third Street, twe dssss North u the Psst OlBse,
ffAvtfH permanently lpeAted In Baton Ksase.
II W ws,Nia festsetfAits suticlt share II ihe
pstilc patronage. Be.ng praetieable wufA men, W
are 10 writ IN the ncst tease,abie terms ana IL
the test style.
ALNet Draining, Aissttiae, CHASING anu Paper.
hantink nsatly executed.
- tisAtstisn wsfk solicited ana ,,+a,en.fs
AtseSdes ~. deeia-y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

Carriages, Harness, vvhtps, &c.
n~AE Subscribers assortment of Carfia.
j see Harness. whire.N 10 a,w CEN.
rlete, and h. IN .ttee an examinati,a. 4
II. stack betors purchasing In New d.
taass. - ~ guarantees his prices ~ low u
a. any IL the south.
v aservos, corner Of Third and Flcrid,
streets. Manufacturing and repairiuc il.
superior style 1t The old established stand
coiaes Of Main and Chprh Streets.
w. E. rUNNARD.
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TINE NUT Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.,. or Ngw ruHk.
Net AecNNst4tatsd Cash Fund,
0,01e,T1e,
All the profits divided among the insured
FRED. Z. WINSTON, P,es't
tsAAC ABBOTT, Re'v.
CHAs utLL, .4,ts~yy.
Gscaex A. P,ss, duly authorized
Agent fot Uae'n Rouge. ap. l9-y.
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KAfst Atttv0l ~ tine eeog0M
Ar THE ONE pHtgB
U0thisaE EDsDSs.tseses.
TNHE subscriber has l,,st received bv
l. steamer Cassvssr CRY. II m New
York. = large and beautiful assortment Of
9EN7'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting 81 LINEN Busom >histe, silk.
Cotton and Metino under shirts Shirt Col.
la,s Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery
t1lnves, Suspenaefs, Liaen and eilk locke
hdkf.. Cravats. Neck Ties, keatis stccks,
Ne. all Of which have been teleeted ftntn
the most fashionable houses In New Yetk,
snt viii te SILL 1t low prices. IN order to
10 ju.tire and give satisfaction to eA.h buy.
~ he has made Il a rule in al case. to
deduct ten ret cent for rssh, and vii, In sll
cases strictly aahefe tp that principle
septe.y. W. y. PHILLIPS
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NNfiCe.

THE sshsctihet respectfully return. Nj
| thanks b his friends md ti,sto,nets WIN
have during the past year libetslly siver
him their patronage, and takes thi. meth
I'd of i',fotssains them md the pnhlic u
large that he hs. now On hand 4 large lnt
u sessrned lu,nhet and everything teua j.
its fot The ande ettakina eueeteeiul cc,nple.
!tcn d al work IN the share cf Hnvs.
0uildihxs, Blinds, Sash and Doors. Rtins
W ef etDses. Dst.f,pms Ii the ksst, most
dataele a..A wvtkmarlike etvle. All or,let-
lelt u b G. Men ans Hardware stnte. The
Psse Oaace, of a nv shop m Firth street
ldtnsntNx Ut. Peters md St. paut's college
will 1sset with prompt a,tenticn.
der7l. q. L. SEES.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

sra AW nfA1s1t1Ne7n.

e1sAA W n4A4sf1N6e.
fuHT Hnceiveti frnNp New Yprk auctlcns, Twssrv
y ttvs ts,rss WtitTB and t,DLOttgt, MATING
which viii b. spih NJ vENY Low pnttikn ID ths
PattAbslsHtA GasAr tltsn efsas,
Art, ~. Lsfnyrfte street,
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NEW 0AkfETo.--t have now in store
N splendid sssettmant of new stvle
Carpets, whirh were purchased a. auetion
N Philadelphia. u very low prices and
viii be sold accordingly.
0etls.v. w. p. PHILLIPS,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

TAH. N. McCUTCffEN, Attorney =
y UcaNsetlyr n 1ew, baassi Il. passn Asses.
win practice In the Ucufts u The Parishes " esss
ami Wtst DAtSn NoNeg, sest And xsst ttlls1AhA,
and fbefvilie, ana In me Supreme t0aft,
Rstsasscss: Hen ]. 7. bsniaMin, Hon. Ae4.
deil ttant. n. o.. chief tnstlss MafskAtt, Hsh. J..
n. Unteywssd, ttyh. Ashsr ". 0teham, ~. 0htsf
Justice Ewspy, Ea. Uhief j1stass kebests0na a6e.
ttenfy Uridef, ksnsaskt. aoe10s1s
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VAMPET e xVVV,
THE subscriber has Just received from
! New York, large assortment Of In
grain, Three Ply. and brussels Carpets, ali
.of which will BE- sold At low prices.
cent ~ " n. PHILLIPS.
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CT0AW MATrlN0.--Twenty
~ Ave pieces "A STRAW Mating to at.
rive this week aud fer sale by
jan.le W. b. PHILLIPS.
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0eeaua usresae1e Urlr

Ute0m usfeeAe0 u3ftCk.
EOR the convenience Of The citizens 81
- Hatcn Rouge. an ctllce has lee, otnu.
ed at Josara BxA,'s Sroxx. opposite the
Harvey House. where orders may Be lon
tsst intsDdiate transmission h. the SreAw
ba,ox and luxska M,a,.s. Of .he snbser,.
ber. and will he filled with quick de.pa'ch
Z. Il given 1t she oiiee ctlshe ward. Those
wishing tium and durable article. ar 70.
!icitsd b test the quality Of che SrxAM
paxssxc. ~ Brick delivered in town an,
vicinity II any quantities. At loves s,narke,
rstes. lausas.ti) ]. n. SCHENCK.
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NOTICE TO DU1LDERS.--1he I'm.
~ aef.leNed u now prepared u mansfacsavV
sy Steam power st the shctsesa notice I'll klnds
efeAsA, Nlinds. winAews, Dncrs, Ac--letsere Ad.
dressed u him n she Post Once II naten ksase
0tli meet with tMMeAtAee Atsentien.
eept.9.tk. ], W nROWN,
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-~+l~l~~AkSsA-1sS~s<s~Ss@
Hro1essAsssAl Card.
nR. 0UCNGlN, ii the Medical eac~lt,
~ u MoNtMtltet tFs1Neel havint n.
recently estANtisAs1 htMsrlf Ia this City
edass hls pfsls eeinNAl sstvices 10 tho eahlic
onNe w,ll 4, all tines b. teund at Nj
ft1ea's eeeidsNee, linear Judge Bark's)
saless professionally engaged. tcctatM
]. 4. TROUSDALk
s~sessn Ds~ -lDaeon lloues,
REN EWH The tender II hts rrofes.
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W sNssSsAAiAe eSNAtfy. ~
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cary bNt u lNsse wNH have nat smAblNTrA Mn.
he wsNlA eeAteetAtV feAt u htN AiNA nneecNc
VIM have ~ lNesNllt Mswsea MIN NNtlNe tNe Nast
ysAe, stsA tAsir eeAAleaee, ANA Nv which Ne
would vetAvh Nh MaWst etNcere thANke. pevWlslNs
u ~ every ekststsA " eeNtlhxe u netlt tke
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