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sEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILRoAD.-In

SEAgoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD--In the
North Carolina Senate on Wednesday:
The bill authorisnE the Public Treasurer to sub
scribe for stock in the Seeboard and Roanoke Rail
road Company taken up. On motion of MIR
Pearson, an amendment adopted giving the Com
pany five longer TO pay the bonds held against
by this State, ths Inter est to be paid annually
Thus amended the bill PASSED its second and third
readings.
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~ no the Voters of the City of Rich,
NoNp.-I am candidate for the office ofClTY SER,
GEANT, and respectfully solicit you snfages at "a
next April election -
ia It's THOMAS w boswell J
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~ For City Sergeast.--The subscribe
respectfully announces aims sif Candidate for the
Office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
and will be- thankful for the support Of tbs OF
the city. HENRY W. QUARLES.
Ia I-dta
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAlLRoAD.-The
receipts of this road fer the month OF December.
reached $50, 7oj -, being an increase of 81 345
over the corresponding month in 1850.
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TUESDAY, January IS 1857.

RE-ENGAGEMEyT OF MIR. JOS PROCIoH
When will be repeated BY desirsl the pisyo Oh
ROB ROY. ...ocrog
ron HOY.....-....,.... Mr.. }. PkOCioh
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The Recent Collision on the Central hai'
rand.

In the local columns of our paper this morning
will be found the purport Of the investigation u
the Board of Directors into the cause OF inc 70.
cent collision on the Central Railroad. We learn
that the inquiry by the Beard was conducted WIZ
rigor. Mr. ROBERTSON, . member OF the noaro'
distinguished lawyer of charlottesville examined
those who made statements very cioseiy ana
elected ali the information that could De obtained
from them The decision of the Board Is that the
collision was net owing to defect in the schedule
that Captain GoocH complied with the directions
of the scheduie-and that Captain SWIFT wa
out of time, and through his departure from th'
printed directions before him, the trains were
brought into collision. The Board also sustain the
President in diminishing the Superintendent, Mr.
TiHBERLAkE.
Mr.. TINBgRLAKE has declared his intention to
defend himself by publication.
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d srs OF any who are ahle to give them Aid. ne
ben sdiceisn prenouneed sssthe isst day Hpen In
1st, win not be based even the nohlest efforts
for the conversion of she hesthen world but on
this-"I ~as hungry and ye fsd me; naked and ye
clothed me; stranger ard ys took me In; SICK
and In prison, and ye visited nle.n
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To concluds with the
sPITFIR f !.

ADMIsSION-Drem Circle and rssaas 49, -.
inc extra charge for reserves seassJ - ~
Is cts; Galleries 80 and % cts
e Box Once open from 8 90 osIos..
U Doors open 81 z; Overture sounsases - 80
Tar hefora O'clock precisely
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LATEST.

LONDON, Saturday.-The Berlin journals hold
an uncompromising and beilicose tone, and con :
tradict ruInors of mediation between Prussia ana
Switzerland saying that at present there Is no
hope of pacific termination of the affair.
Berlin, Friday.--A note bearing the names OF
the signers of the protocol of London-exceptins
Prussia-has been addressed to the Federal Coun-
Gil of Switzerland, demanding the Liberation OF tue
Rovaiist insurrectionists Prussia hopes this gem
erai expression of the Powers will terminate the
difficulty
PARIS, Friday-The Swiss are on guard IN
various parts of their frontier cantons. Ihey
renort that Prussian officers have entered Swift
erlsnd with view TO taking pians OF the country
and survey the banks Of the Rhine.
LONDON. Fridag.-F unds opened steady, out
subsequently, further advanced ).
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-!Seaate.-The Iowa
election case was considered, and the Senate
adopted the reported resolution that Harlan was
not entitled to a seat as Senator from Iowa.
Adjourned.
Jl9Dse-A resolution was passed instructing the
committee on judiciary to enquire into the expe-
diency of re~0rganizing the Circuit and District
Courts of the United States, 50 as 20 equaZe popu-
lation and bus mess.
Mr.. Benson reported back the Senate bill amen
datory to the act to promote the efficiency OF the
Navy, which provides for the restoration of such
retired, furoughed or dropped officers as may be
fayorably reported on through Court of Enquiry,
provided the finding be approved by the Presi-
dent,
The bill passed without amendment.
Mr. Orr reported a resolution, which was adopt
ed. eularging the field OF enquiry OF the select
1nnittea on the bribery and corruption case.
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~ Many Thousand Likenesses have
been taken this year in JOHNSONs Deguerreotype
Wagon cornerc 7th and Broad streets. Go and get
one of bis 50 cents dollar pictures, and you will
be pIeosed with it. ia lS-zw*
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HEADERS NATIONAL GUARI

Al HEADERS NATIONAL GUARD
"a RICHMOND. JAM IL, 1856.
III ORDERS No 2.
III TIE annual meeting of the Company will be
held ct Lafayette Hall. on WEDNESDAY evening
18th inst, at hafpast7 o'clock for the election of
non-commissoned officers, an6 for the transaction of
very important u,ness.
tuti attendance is safussty desired. Members
will appear with muskeEs, bayoaets and eceoutre-
meItg.
By order of Captain Bayy.
ia 49, 2t* V. L. FORE, Orderly
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-The House Committee
on Territories W i'll report against the annexation
of Carson Valley to California, also, against a
separate government for Arrizonia
The Committee on Elections will report In favor
of Hall, of Iowa, whose seat is contested by Cur
-,
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r The Might school of the Virginia
MECHANICS INSTITUTE will open its second session
in the basement of the Universalist Church, on
WEDNESDAY evening next, at O'Clock. under
the management of Rr. P. C. BURRUsS. Boys are
expected to be punctual at the hour.
ia l3-2t SAM'L. 8 COTrRELa, Ch'rman
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WhcIe Tickets sle-Halves S5-Quarters So So
~ More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets IA
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Address orders for Tickets to
S. SWAN l. co Atlanta, Ga.
Or 8 SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
For further particulars, Scheme in another
column. "a BOT
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QKUMMEL IL RDYsTERS,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
FLOUR GRAIN COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. 90 WATER ST. NEHr YORK
~ Liberal cash advances consigrments.
JOS. BRUMMEL
OF Stssrns l. Brummel, Richmond Va.
ALEXANDER L. ROYSTER
OF New York.
JAMES B. ROYSTER
ia 6-l2m Richmond Va.
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TEI.fGRAPHiG NEWS.
rypoRTEB FOR THE DAIEYaDIsPA7
LATER FKOM EUROPI


PREPARATIONS ron VAR BETWEEN PRUs-
SLA IND sEITZERLdND As
PERSIA NEGOTIATING With ENGLAND.
THE COMING CONFERENCE, &C.
NEW YORK. Jan. lo-The steamship Asia,
which sailed from Liverpool At o'clock, on the
morning of Saturday, the 9th December, arrived
here this morning. ;,
The Araeo arrived ut Southampton, on the 26th
December
THE COMING CONFERENCE.
M dav had been liked for the meeting of the
Paris Conference Some preliminary business was
to be gone through, but 1t was beheved mat tue
aay for meeting was not far distant pre-
liminary meeting will probably be held In
few days.
The London Times states that England and
France are now agreed the points of discussion
with Russia No topics are to De introduced Dnl
those relating to the Bolgrad question and the
Isle of Serpents
;sb Minister. have received their instructions.
PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.
Prussia continues her preparations for the inva-
sion of Sgitzeriand and the latter is still prepar-
ing for defence.
It is rumored that England has agreed to me-
date in the matter, but the report Is oouotini'
ENGLAND AND PERSIA.
off between the British Minister at Constantine
ple and the Persian Envoy, and the latter Is pro-
ceediog to Paris, having meanwhile requested
further instructions from bis government
Great Britain demands the evacuation OF Herat,
the payment of the expenses SO far incurred, the
dismissal of the Persian Prime Minister, and the
establishment of British eonsulates in various
places
Persia, il is reported has assented to the return
of Murray, the British Minister, to restore Herat
and to compensate the Heratians for their iosses
The other points are still held in allegiance,
There is nothing additional about tho progress
of hostilities.
The news from other parts Of Europe is unim-
portant.
COMMERCIAL.
. LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Dec. 27th.-Cotton-saes
socs Wednesday Of Is goo bales, establishing ga sd
vance on the week of Breadstufts steady Wheat
Sd dearer on the week. Flour stsaiy and unchanged
" esfern Canal 81 O32s Baltimore and Phil eiphla
s. a3ss: Ohio 24s. Cd O3os. Corn advanced I'D Gls
on the week Yellow and mixed eS5. ID. 0S4s; " h!te
33U35s->
LONDON, Saturday morning. Money market IN
changed Consos, for account 9fU94s.
The bullion IN the Bank of England he's decreased
Gi73, coo. j.,
The Bank of France has resumed - days Dis
count.
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To- Bad Colds are now prevalent, and If
not checked in time may end in pneumonia con-
sumption One of the best remedies for this diease
is BAKERS BITTERS. as of our readers v i'll find,
on giving them trial. The proprietor is 10 receipt
of certificates voluntarily given by of the most
respectable citizens of Henri 90 Hanover and Rich
tnora city, who have cured the colds and most
painful coughs by the use of these BTrTERs when
all other remedies had failed. When used morning
aud night they prevent colds, by creating natural
circulation of the blood, and sure remedy for
night sweats and cold fest. Composed entirely of
vegetable properties they may be used at all seasons
and by all sexes with entire impunity. Price 80
cents per bottle.
TO be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere.
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OLD TRENCH BRANDY of superio.

old FRENCH BRANDY of suDeriOs
" quality at 5 per bottle. at
SEMPLE's Drug Store.
Fine Green aud Black Teas Of superior quality,
and at very moderate prices at
sEMPLE's Drug Store.
Earrison's Cream of Beauty, TO be autify beauty
to make loveliness more lovely. sold at
SEMPLES Drug Store
Fray sers Asue Pills. A certain warranted, at
SEMPLE'S Dug Store,
is Is 202 Main st.
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NULAssEs, SYRUP, new and suDerIor
Nl LARD and BACON. all kinds, BUTTER.
CHEEsE. in short every article Usually kept in a
a. TANNERS. on 9TH street, between BYRD street
and Asmory Bridge.
He has also . good secondhand Cooking Stove
which he 10 eherinx very low; keeps Also Dry Goods
Boots Shoes. Cookery, Glass and Tinware, &c
Ia l0-3ss
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AsIUsRMENTs

TH EA TRE
KuNKEL Co.,. Lssssss asd rrcgfss.,s
i1so Of the Ns.ianai Thss.rs. wsshiastca, sss
3.G MoxIEY. .......... ........ Aesias hssssst
TUESDAY. January IS 1857.
RE-ENGAGEMEST OF MIR. JOS PROCTOR
When will be repeated BY desirsl tbs play OF
ROB ROY. .,.oerop
ROB RoY................. j. fhoeion'
To ooncluds with the
sPITFIRE.
ADMIssIoN-Dres Circle and fs s s.s 49,.
tno extra charge for reserved seass "a r's' soAs'
Boz Once open from 60 osloss.
W- Doors open 81 Z; Overture soulHasAsos - -
ter before O'Clock preciseIy.
A ETROPOLITAN HALL
POSITIVELY -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
coMMEseIs
Wednesday Evening. January 18th 1897
The original, wsllknown and only
CHRISTY,S MINSTRELS:
fORGANIZEu In 1927
The FIRST" and OLDEST ESTABLISHED
segment of j. w RAYNOR and Z. FL. PIERCE
For eight years the above Company have performed
at Az Broadway New York to houses crowded night
l
presa and the public the .'NE Plus ULTRA" Of all
similar entertainments They respectfully announce
short series of their ehaste and fashionable Musical
Sorees a. above.
Doors open at 6t-to commence at II o'clock.
Tickets % cents.
ia loft y. T. DONNELLY. Agent.
aH A COTILLDN pARTY.wiIl .be Civ
en- at the Louisa Hotsl, Broad. near nth So,
o. ON THURSDAY evening. the 18th inst.
nnA Tickets ST. to be had at the bar of the hotel.
ia 1S-St* BERNARD TRACY, Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS. "A
> b hAhSkoVE. 6. H. LEE.
B. HARGROVE g. co.
-. AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES, &c
No, Wall Street.
ia 1S-dImcSm RICHMOND VA
w. GREEN. +. W. HoBSoS
GREEN & HOBsON,
"a PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Richmond Va.
JOHN BOOKER, SALESMAN
~ Office on Gary street, between 18th and 18th
i. I2-d&w3m*
H1hIlMnEl. Sr RasYSTERS
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NTUT&CE..-The subscriber has taken tHe
" Yard heretofore occupied by Mr S. N. Davis
and has made arrangements to keep always on hand
full supply Of oAh a iha ~ tb
customers of Mr Davis and the pubic generally. l
will ba assisted by MIR. L z. ELLIS.
TRRMs-Oak Wood S. per c"rd; Pine DO. 81 So
CASH. JAHGS "A nOChE-
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ntEhCOATs.- ltiEKCHANT, ~ kIsJ
~ GER 4 CO.. have hand large stock Of
Over Coats, consisting of extra fne Castor Beaver
Peltos, fine Black Ribbed Cashmere do HEAVY BIack
and Brown Beaver Sacks Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth Peltos; Black snd Drab Mehair PelIos add
Sacks. Aiso Taimas and kagands of ali kinda " heh
offering very low. Call and examine them
MERCHANT, WtlsiGEK 4 Co,
il IL No tix Main hfrsaf
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kNANTkD--LANn WARKANTs.-f Wish
w to purchase LAND WARRANTS. and as am
buying to locate myself will pay the hi CHEST mag
ket price. Persons having Land Warrants to SELL
will do well to me before disposing Of them
3. GRIFFIN, Office on w all street
ia d3m@ Opposite ST. Charles Hotel 4
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4 Evils n. WEBB 81 co., GENERAL
L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ofer their ser.
vices for the sale and purchase of Flour, Wheat,
Corn. Tobacco. &c. So a-.-sm
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Having engaged with Mr.. Moore, solicit the pa
tronage of my friends L. P. ELLIS.
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6. W. HBLLNAh. J. 5. HIbLMAH.
- W.HiILnEAN & CO., SO Front street,
NJ. NEW YoaK, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Iiharai anQaneea CONF gnmant4. x-hu1k
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WANTS.

kAIANTED-.One or Two single RenIlet iea.
w with good reference, to occupy very comfort
able room, furnished unfarnished, upsn very mod
crate terms Apply at this office. jal5-6Lt
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WANTED PIT HANDS, The subseri-
W bers w1sh to hire for shs ensuing year SIXTY
or EIGHTY HANDS, TO be employed in the Black
Heta Pts bottom and top. Thsss Pits are
ndered 50 entirely free from 6snger, that insn-
rance cen be effected 81 reasonable Tatss If desired
For such ss will suit, hbsral hire will be paid.
Applications TO DO made at the Pits to
JOB ATk.Ss,
Or in this city, to JOHN FARaAa.
de a-fm Agents for TOApKIss & co
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E,NOH SALE OR kENG-.psw 30 I2S
Il st Paul's Church, lefe aisle, well situated and
large size. Apply to
- IS-Iu PEYTON & PATTON
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p PROSPECTUS
Southern Parlor Magazine
ii LAd1e0' Book
NEW SERIES.

We sF.ntf.S
The arrangements for blending the SorrB-
Elm LADIES' Book and the ScurHExs pAB.
Los MAGAZINE, being now complete,
MRS. v. e. w. McrORD
Takes great pleasure IA announcing TO the
citizens Of the South and West, that the first
number of the above Magazine will be read !
for delivery. and the Mail, on or about the
10th day of November. being the December
number of the Magazine, and il will, there
after, be published regularly on the 10th day
Of the %proximate month.
There never mas been 4 period in the his
tory Of our country, when there was 50 stern
necessity for the exercise of the Southern
mind, for Southern good, as at the present
moment, when every element of enterprise
and independence should be brough. to ope-
rate for our beloved home.
Then. at this moment there need be no
heightened appeal in behalf Of a Southern
Literature no argument to induce the South
to refuse such mental pabctYm as is furnish
ed by the North; no eshortation TO inspire
7he tv~e Southerner with becoming zeal in
behalf his household traditions. and the
legends of the beautiful %sevannahs that clus.
tor about his sunny home.
Each nun Der OF the Magazine will con-
tain 81 pages Of neat letter press, in royal
octave form, on superb paper. one steel en-
craving, one piece Of original OF popular mrl-
sic; plates OF the Fashions and other embel-
ishments. There will also oe added about
10 pages, so be devoted to advertisements of
suitable style for such a Periodical. and it
will thus form a most appropriate and profta-
Bile medium for the advertisement Of articles
of taste and elegance.
: To the subscribers Of the Southern Ladies'
Book who have paid their subscription, and
have not received the numbers to wnichthey
are entitled, it is respectfully announced that
suitable deductions will be made.
Subscription, $500, payable in advance,
A liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and sthers acting as agents.
WIN. A LEONARD & Co.
Proprietors.
Delta Buildings, No. IS Camp street, and %
and 81 Bank Place. New Orleans.
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NIRhERoU> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nr.c,;,t,s
VI ers nave Asserted THAT intestinal worms + nh
itlaf inus, in fact that The part Of sraycnxers. rom,
n.nE tout aha INA iseatthie uastter atifaantarr canal
NhHt rn1aclans humbng What miserable uhnoso.
pm tsery experienced p, vsirfan knows TIA these
Il" ntil- cause inifainat on Of tine bowels and soutfr,n
~ astly eat through the coating Of tho stomach and
'n}esi3ne<, causing inevitable death. OF all Ia. ill.,.
fat'S "t Children this is the most dangerous ant dis.
'r7s>1ns, Unfortunately, toe, ii is one Of tho nIost
'b.uGinn- In
HINFR'S CANADIAN TER4TFYGE
hnssrps, . safe, 4uick, unfeiliug remedy !. ,roviaes
!he proprietor challenges the world Ia sbnv M. T.
ever Jailed 10 eject a cure.
Els BE particular and remember The name Mn
'F ) taha''ian 'erm12t. fois IS the only article
mat eau b" depended On. Dor sale wffoI..sI< ard
't'aii IN Sew Orleans BY J WRIGHT $50.
sole rt"ptleters, u sod i5l Charities ii,
Sold IN Baton Rouge by all toe druggists.
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EN-
JU3EFH MaKIIklGh
Architect and Builder

r WOULD respectfully cali The attention ofth
lie to ny assortment for fhe rev year. I
made arrangements With one oi tile beat rngn,
ring eats bIishments ingCincinpati | am prem
furnish SASH DOORS aud BLINDS, made ofthe
white p.ne lumber and of superior workmanship
cboa, rcr than can b. mAie in tie South. Perst
the country wishing to build will find II to the
vantage to consult with me before building.
- Orders from the country earnestly Solict''
Aa- Country work Of nii Kinds punctBaDy at
to ID the ii oat ~warkmanliks manner.
~ Plans and specifications for city and co
hons.s, suburban villas, ke., given in the mos
prosrt STYLES.
Bs~ Al kinds ~ job ~orh attended to with
ness and dispatch, water ~eisterus made Of tho
material
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BISlN ES> CARDS.


1 " CAMERON, AHrHlzErT q BtlthLH Or
! "A. l-r- can b" sent through II" Pos: utrcr
gD>J4S 4 EH,rIFp E4HuY .E1rEHg
a. Corner Third and Church streets
I lElEE PETIT, 17T1RNEF AND COUNSEL
Ior at law. Once With y.Irnvn. 4cl,ert. srnly
iantlnt
DENJANI< TERRIER, GLH 4 WEI HKIGhT
- Eaton Rouge,
~ g. WILSON. HDEF SIGN y Nh.aMkA.
~. tai Painter Third st-eet, ijatan Rouge.
THIRIFs El,TUS BLafASBlYI 4aD W4I.
~ on maker. Ferrv Landing, w--t Baton tougs
|. naWs9N / co WHOL ESALE \ RiTf{L
~ Dealers in Hats, eap-, sc. . GHartr"s street,
Ne. Orleans
ksRAShiiS +, fELLf LhNARkA Pr"rris-
.f.
L"sEh1, A'D cAS7iAh FIJI
y. 1fFt eaton rouge.
L shts. r4nlts1hRd 'isihR' 8'iA"sH.
~ 2HoP oH nv"
"l''AAn fIl,hA., ~" .hEfas - ,HhNf
~ Store, corner iala3ttte ana i~arSi N1Fe"'s.
III AlAIi Il FRAZIER, ENkRAL AGtNzSANb
- 'nIerLpl1. = li4e' V" t'N
TT I. WAnliII- DRLGGIST6 CHEMIST Cor
- nsr ihifa ana lauren streets.
HARNEY House HILLLa 4HARKH1HP
- prletor.
II n. FAVRoT, AT7URNEF d rr~tFSEkLoR
1 1 . :, iA", oh'csa t the Court House West h~t
~
HYATT q DiHnN, WHOLESALE N RETtL
IL Grocers. Corner Church and Lafayette Street,
Baton Rouge.
WRIGHT L CO. nJ4gyES4L DF.fEgS ~
49, pat.nt Medicines III fJta-lr.x street NJ,
orleans.
+ SIMON CL0TTTJST Avn Dry GIJDy a..
-. ner laurel and Third street, Baton Rouge.
Joseph NrkTTHiTK 4fcHTTEfy w HYT,
Y der Baton Rouge
r A 1RuISDAlE DESTL E.T ID
e. fee on Lafayette st., Eaton Rouge.
IoHS TILANO WDRKER IN TN, COPE
- aud Sheet Iron. Tb,r. st. Baton Ro.v..
in ! Iax ua,ra y, ! ! ~ 80 .trngt
q . street bet. Convention and NORTH Boulevard.
r II. SHEECK RRIrE r4BDe WIS os.s
r W iI.0Wg apC4J7t5y j pItr =,
'ao"S. ha'DfiEti q BhfLDEh. orders
y . can he sent drought the b1stOEtr.. |
r,fDH pIpEP Eyp yT7y-pE a., pp,,orTEp
Church st-ea+ L"
JOSEPH JpoR, ATTORNEY d COiNSELLGR All
y Law. Office with ?. A. Walker, J, F., on Church
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THE GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AG~RiCI,rUHE,
Fy HENRY STEPHENS, +. r.. s. OF Edinburgh.
and the late J. p. NoRros. Professor II
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College. New
Maven. 2 vols, ROYAL Octave. 1900 pa
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