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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
LAW LINZ,ELL1 GENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Msrch 2.-Bsfore

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Msrch 3-Before
Judge HALL.
MOTION FOR IsJUScTIOS TO RESTRAIN THE SALE ov
THE COLLINS STEAMERS.
The United State. Edwad Collins janice Brown VIM
United States Mail steamship Compsny, Prosper NJ Mss-
NOR The Novelty Iron . wo, Ss s s'0a''' A"as
This was bill filed by the United States against the
above defendants praying for Injunction 10 restrain
the defendants from seing dhposng Of the Collins
steamers Atlantic and Baltic. II appears that sons Of
the defendants are judgment creditors Of the Stsanhshp
Company and the vessels now in the hands Of tie
Sheriff, and about to be Sold The United 6tetss
claim to have prior lien upon these vessels TO the
amount Of Sis, 800. They ssk the Count TO decree
them entitled to this sum- and in default Of payment
by the Company that the vesses may be sold, ssd TIC
claim to be paid out Of the proceeds OF the saIs A
receiver is also asked The claim of Sill, 500 bsssd
upon advances made by the Government for building
the vessels and which they say still duo the con-
tract. f
The defendants oppose the application on the ground
that the United States have been overpaid the ID
vances by the cleaners carrying the mails. They also
set up that the plaintiffs had served notice on the
Sheriff. that if he sold the vessels it should be subject
to the lien which the United States bad against them.
The prayer Of the petitioners reces the various cos
tracts between the Government end the Steamship
Company, with which the public are already familiar.
The motion argued by Mr.. Sedgwick, the Dis
trictAttorney, for the Government Mr.. Cutting for
the Steamship Company; Mr.. O'Conor, for the sIscu-
tos creditors generally and Mr.. Potter, for the de-
kndabts Brown Brothers & Co.
oBsTRUcrIsG eusTon-HoUsE OFFICERS.
The United States at. Owen Psrselni ct al
The defendants, through heir counsel, pleaded not
i6 and down for Wednesday the Sin inst
SUPREME COURr-CsAMmaa-MsrcA 2s.-Bsfsse yslss
CLERKE-DEcIsioss
Frederick r. James, Administrator, &C., agt. Ad-
Order Of Arrest vacated with BIO costa
VIM. Clarke sgt. Franklin J. Bean &c.-Motion
fr Injunction granted fer restrain defendant Been, s
assigning any d'PosiDs Of bis bid or u the property
After be shall receive deed.
Robert Goodenough, jr., sgt. George g. Gregory
Defendant allowed 70 md prove bis defense 10 BON
provided be shall consent reference before J Green,
Esq The juds ana levy under each 10 stand ssssSy
costs ABIDE event, including 10 costs in each moou-
Gilbert T. Williams sgt. Ste hen c. Rogers Of A.
Motion to dissolve injunction granted with 10
Samuel r. Westervet AFT. Franklin Forsyth OF q.
Gaze settled.
John Livingston agt. L. D. Wilson ct sL-hotion
dismissed with e5cOs,s
Salmon Skinner agt. William l.. TiDker.-The l2th
and 10Th direct ipteogaores so~ed. The III ID !th, fh
6th sh and 9Th iiovs
Abel I. Edgsrton aet. Andrew Rose OF A.-Adion
TO dissolve Injunction granted will so costs. g.,
Archibald r. Finn agt. Henry ketcham.-Moteh
~ ysos,e order Of arrest granted With IS cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

BYE. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer
IN VALUABLE LOTS on 14TH-ST. at AUC-
JO TION.-EDWARD H. LUDLOW Co. will sell st
Auction WEDNESDAY, March 81 1855 1t IL O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange: $500
ri-sTThe 10 valuable Lots on the south side OF 4h st.
betwe they will be restricted against nussnces
buildings erected to be dwellings, equal to those the
the above and each Il feet inches BY lbs
feet inches and the only unmproved lots in the block 80
per mortgage The mortgage other lot will be
removed for buder convenience If desired Maps &c., 1t No.
IA Pine.st.
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DEM VANIA LROA d
III TIE GREAT CFNrR Al. RnI'TF

The Psrn.yvaniA Railroad connects =. P,sbnrsh With rs
roads aud from g. Louis No Alton G.ens and Chicago H.
frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Terre Hsrs Madison
lafayette and indianapolis Ind CincnIsi Dayton Spring
6~d Belefont.ne Sandusky Toledo. Cleveland Columbus
Zanesye Mssson and Woosr Ohio; also, with the steam
pkst from and New Orleans ST. Louis Louisville aud
Cincinnati
Through Tickets tr TIE East be had any Of the shove
m. n;ioned plsces In the West.
Passengers will fud this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the Ess. and West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN " HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HOURS.
Fare 90 low any other route.
See bills in The hotels OF this city.
Through Tkets further information, may be hsd 81 the
.s,ce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House, Broadway
J,ruSrv / 1873 J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

I EAKY ROOFS made teNt and PAINTED with
~ Me PATINT CEAyNT ROOf PAINT zen. per .ya.rr
oot warranted for three AppJ a. No as fa;oos;
basement
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B Z A U r T U l. n a ~
HIGHLY GLOSSY HAIL
CosrLsIyLv FAssss'so
TO TIE GREATEST AGE

And ~.b hat Gay would nos hs.e saJ ., ,roaSlsl
sfh DundIuf and itching bot would havs It Isno' Ia -
with serofuiA sead He'd or other d., xovId b. cared
vii also rrnove all Pnpies rom the ace ah' r..
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE sni DO 81 'h' ''e ''"'-
VIC Ie 'Io~me A.. ktson, Nov. S fssl
SO W. cs,.. t,.xe Logo IL ugh .sid Il ne
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". S. MlLLoE stioneer-Ofoe NJ sstPriro~s:., nss'
Brosiwsy
LIEGANT HOI SEHOLD FURNITCRE,

~ PIANO FORTE, aad costly hou-eho1 DECORATIONS,
AUCTION TUESDAY. Mach 81 a. the priv.e residence
No. J55 35tbav Jh-st, 10Y Oco-h De-
scIipiye que. b. Obtained a. the Office Monday
PARL0Rs contsin .ewood PianoF9rfe msde b. Dinh o.
this city; Carpets light CAanders three slsb
racy P4ro Suits. covered il various COLOR Of
bioceoe s.,n and b cse sold ro.0od Center Table, with
sa,usry tops MAGNIFICENT Eiegerss with French p4
sss. doom bull Worh Tsbes superb French Ma5.e Coke
costly Figures ard endss variety o. richly decorated
French s,lna Or smentG -
DINING ROOM-soH OAK extension Dining Table 10 "a
long oak seboad oak Chair. other furniture 70 match
with tapestry covering elegant Dinner Sets OF real french CHM
Glass Ware In variety Of the richest description
wood Atnars with French p.s.e doors;
rosewood Bedead Bureaus Ws.sands Chair 10 mafeh 'ns
ced hore. hair Mattresses, Pillows &C. tapestry CNpet''
Rugs BEDDING Oil Painting. EDGsvinss, &c. -
BASEMENT and KITCHEN furniture connTs OF Ae usual
variety su found in first class private residence.
The hoe above furniture maize 70 oraef oi
owners private Of first class city sk ana ns
ery cash deposit satisfactory the auconeeT VIII b. re
oured frorna purchaser
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vzSs,t.l .s~.ss yes, BSr Es''o,rv~ sef nssins -
% ,ased BY sascs ard ronms ban dyN "a
Dip 70 q &c yc.n Asstorsye IN tie sAns eAyf
tie kcssBA and body ruupss-d 9os1 rfnee,es
until you Ls~reo<e County nor,os m o~l WI
you such ndSc~d the INA 0t you
hesfoIs,~ IN my niy-hrs BY good vfe shose nA hse
k~onme very entirely White before sshaoser ore
bssus, color and had thehned and eecome -sa'n
ssssy upon and entirely the ks shs continues 10 10
g. simply eeeaose OF ts esnu fee upon toe hAr ba
ksak1 inference TPon D. b. 81 and mind Otheu
Of family and friends osns yur Rsnanve ri the hep
pst efees therefore, skrpsm snd doubts a frrsnos
Is character snd vslse removed and aud
cordially ocuhdsaAy recommend oy al ~As
would ikir frrm bite
aeh original color and o-su,y ard eli yoUIa
10 ~oad have ihsr hair b. sutiful nd glossy.
Very truly and DsiefaDy your.
RTi.nd wcor: It 80 . ions time sfsr av you 81 Bi.s
Fold before IN. bottle Of Restorative for ~h,h you
order npon yor AGENT in Detroit and when got II
euded try Mrs. Aanus hair be sures, tsst II n
10 has done al thsn yol sssnrsa u would do
others my family and fIds having witnessed It's effects
s.ng sni mmendrs its u oksrs ered ~ tia
highest e'us.dsrstion VOC slairn for IT,
Assa, v.fy rspecttly ard truly your, -
SOLOMON MANN
c,kLyLE H. June -, 1885:
Ih.,r rssd Prof o. WOODS Hair Restorative, and hsvs
admired s wonderful Effects. My hsr Vas becoming, a. ]
tsush pvmsrry gray by the Of his Restorative
has resuned ts osrA color And haye no donb
~ S. BREESE, en- Senator. u s.
Oh WOOD L Co. Proprietor, No. sla Broadway, n Y.
On great New YorL Wire Railing Etsblhnent and No. it
kartetst. ST. Lo0is, Mo.
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Watcr Cure.

DREJ LOWENTHAL's WATER-CURE-
~ Bergen Hight New-Jsrsey; 10 minute, from either
the Hobokcn Jersey City ferry BY regular stages
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6aiee bn NuffioT.
4 " kKRMIk AL1iIcr 80

n u fKkNn. ALfUcLes-.
pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-T,s1e sax
~ Rooms No. IS Psrh 'ow
WEDNESDAY EVENiNG Mar h g q; a. "cirh
VALUABLE sDd PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Fosh-b ard
American Book, eompisns gfc. 'ciy u csce s'aniarc
.ofbs ia al The hes of LersisTe, Ate sd
eeieness and valuable m!sc-eneous p1bcst7ns n"isdng
Illustrated books 81 emery C0s:Grne, 49, 10 fee tnd
lDgs, Nc.
TUESDAY May 49, AMI feloS ng DAYS. -
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE Ov ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN BOOKS Several large and va.sbe Invoices o.
Eussh Shs already ia hsh; aud ssumsIs rom he
American Ts3c socite Particulars fof the Cs'sloge
should be furnished By Tie frs. q April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYok notice hereby yen 70 AZ person.
having esm. against IDRlS L. APPLEf late Of the City u
decreased present the with vouchers tteFtsf
the ,ubscrbe the New York Juvenile Asylum l1Sh st. Ia
the CITY Of NewYork before the eighteenth day of Spem
Der pex-Dsted New. York fifteenth day Of March 1883
milo lAvSulTu- JAMES L. APPLEY Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVl-
IL DENCE, ks.-Ou and after OCT D. 1857, Train OF ths
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FISHklLL RAlkR0AD
win Hartford after the arrival there Of the Express Train Of
YORK and wHsven, and New Haven and Hartford
and sprip g6ed Railroads. which leaves New.Y ork N
SAMUEL MOTT Sapernte ndsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
cembtr 1877 Trains will leave Chambersst. Station -
follows Express Trains $50 m. and 4:f5 Albany Pas
Train 1850 for Sing Sing, M for Ponshksep
Poughk Peekh and Sins Sing Trains stop at the Way
Stations Passengers taken Chamber Christopher aud Slstss
Trains NewYork Troy 65 and l2S5 and 5:u
D. TO- East Albany 1t and 8: d and aud 6:io p M
A r. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

DANIEL S. HoucH Anctioneer-OHice No. go 81 roadway.
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
- AUCTION.-DANIEL s. HOUGH Gill sell THIS DAY
III ESDAY March 80 al l0 O'Clock all the contents OF
the FIVE story Residence No 28 West sd st.
between 9Th and ghsv. and near London Terrace The
house sumpuousy furnished throughout and oil il geniee
order
In the Basement full suite Of Dining Room Furniture
Extension Table Buffet and Chairs 10 match beside great
variety Utensils China Dinner and Tea Sets Silver
Ware Casters Spoons Forks Liquor Chests Ivory Cutlery
Cut Glass and Bohemian Ware Sale positive Deposits
qnred of every purchaser ~ -,
In the Paro Velvet Carpets three Rosewood sGte side
Hall Etagere Pier Glasses Center Table, Easy Chairs and
Fautcns Bronzes Clerks Vases fine Paintings, Lace Curtains
Couche Bookcase Library Secretaries Rosewood Piano
7.octsve fine EDgrsvipgs.
In the Chambers superior Carved Rosewood Bedsteai
Bureaus Sofas Couche Chairs Carpets Mahogany
Bde.ds &c. pure Cued Hair Mattresses aud fne Blankets
and Bedding Of all kinds.
Catalogue be had the house Sale commences at lO
III precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

vTNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by che grace Of God free sud depende To all psrsona
in,ereied IN the estate Of GEORGE WHEELER dectsss1
rsens: hereby cited appear before our surrogate
County Oneida in sguogaes Court on the l3n dsy
of Apl 1889 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day at hs
Surge Ofc Clinton then and there 30 sttend the hnA
settlement Of the accounts Of MICHAEL GAfFNEf Aduans
sor f said deceased In testimony whereof w have ea
he Of said Surrogate to be herlnto sxsd
Witness HENRY NJ. BURClIARD, esQr Surrogate a sad
county Of Clinton, the 5h day OF March in the yea u
H. a. our Lord Que thousand eight hundred aud fty eight
NIB lsw4wTo. HENRY NJ. BURCHARD, surrsssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves FsiiOn Mar
L is Mari BY steamer Issd City rs aad 10 m. and
l. = AID IN TIE F..ains l. l., .. TIE sans
- M and ez hal .ils s,.entcu with he bal = Hunt
"sreht ihrash - >, naneteA Pare Is s.nis
Nm NJ SMITH, kse.istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT ard FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Jew leaves New York every
I'll ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock m,
and the STATE OF MAINE Capt Brown, leaves New York
Hereafter will be- retarded secured to applicant
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight forwarded through with great dispatch BY
Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

OyrIcE HsNNIH,L AND ST. JOSEPH r. H. Co.,
BosroS, March Is, 1853
N,HE COUPONS due at New-York April l.
Il 1883 on she Land Mortgage Bonds Of THE HANNIBAL
AND ST JOSEPH RAILROAD COMPANY, will be paid on
after that date presentation at the BANKING H'us Of
r. g. WATSON Treasurer IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

ID G.. BULKLEY, AuctOneer, will sell on SAT-
Il URDAY April TO- at O'Clock the premises Of ROB
ERT CARPENTER, esq az Harrison, Nestchester County
half way between Station the New Haven Railroad and
Willie Plains the Harlem Railroad b OF fine LAND.
well watered and highly productive, Terms easy Apply
the premises, or to the AuctioDeer No n Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

Oh WOOD / Co. rropristor, No. So Broadway, n Y:
IN "a. .rst New Yori wiz. Sling E<tsbIhment and No. liz
kartetst. ST. Loois, Mo.
,nd BY all good Drufrets and FAney Goods Deslea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
f. C. HALLIDAY. Auc.ioneer - -
nERENPTORY SALE of valuable PEARL-ST.

IDEREMBI vi
i PROPERTY by orderif the Supreme CouIt-E G. Hal
LIDAY will sell at Public Auction on TUESDAY March ~
1919 AZ 70 a. the Merchants Exchange the vsu able store
rrorery known Nos 45 and 45S Peast Chatham ST.
kpr inches wide aud 81 feet deee Also the So'e and
ot No 46O Pearl being 20 feet wide 8 feet inches deep
Sixty Der the purchase may remain on bond aud
oiesge for years Maps BE- hal a. the Office OF the
A. No. Wall NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

EOR CHARLESTON.-The steamship WEST
FRNPORT Capt p g Berry vii leave pisr No IL North
River 90 SATURDAY, April ., a. O'clock m; precisely
ps,ssr az with superior scoomDot alma FREIGHT and 10
cen.s i Insurance half effected Office,
Apply 20 IL % tnU LII Co..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
7'IIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STON1NG

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at NewIsmpon with the Delaware, Lsets-
and Western Railroad and At Eaton with the Lehsn
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT commencing Oct o. lsS7-Lesve
New York Eaon aud Intermediate places from Pier No
North River at IL m, aud 81 p H. for somervlle By
above trins al at a p. .
The Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which ave from the foot OF Court
lsIldt-st. at y and II m, and 8: % and p m 49, ~,
Passengers for the Delaware LackAwanna and Weern Rail
road will leave at n only For L+hgh Valley Railroad at
u q. III. and II m JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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I'll q RI HNI MAN. X.
DEALER IN CLOCKS. WATCHES,
Ie~e1rv

Lafayette Street. nset door f. Bo,rl's Drug Store.
EIlS con Stan;ly on hand, a large AMI besj;ir,
~ assorimcu' of tiLFkS. WATtIIES anil
Y. wltiT' 70 uiEer4 to the citi:-r+ Of Fast era W.s
ton F""ee and vicinity. on reasonable terms
Nov. st 1854
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FOUR y LLk r S

The rrg'avirg> viii be Sent OH rollers iy
mai. lnrrah.
Agents and Canrussers can make lihe al
and >a''>iartrrV arrangements u Oil anig!ra-
iIon. stating the territory H. uilrrd.
All p,>tn.asterS and CI4l.vmen II q au'hor-
'zrtl receive slhsrIi ltio,s. which they may
fn'ward I" lis. giving 1autr a,r: address III
thu silsicr'heT,.a ni deliurtil.a IS per ceu'. Ior
their 'rnul,|-.
Postage and Post Office Regulations The
rate If p,s'age will not exe.'.d three cents
Ia, each %r,ohrr. t" b" paid il all cases at The
"ttlre Niapre it Is sereist-i.
Canadian Subscribers will remit 3G cents
each IN adhi'lon to subscription, to lrpiay
~,,ostayr 10 the sine.
Al CON mnuicat,ort, to be entitled 10 an
swrr. nsi'st contain return stamps.
Subscribers must ia all cases write Names.
T"wn. County, and State in tall. as leglbIv az
pos>ih'e.
There is little risk in sending money by
mail. Large Sums should b. RENTED by
daft, if possible. or registered letter.
OAkSNITH 4 Co Publishers Of
the "GREAT REPUBLfCn Monthfv.
j12 X ia William street, New York.
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New GOnfs.. New GuOds

New Good+: New Guot<
y, TN OPENING at thu general N"us" tnrn'-h'n
~ Ware iso",pS "fJ PIPER 60 6nc a3>"t'
tnrnl of gtulS cnl.".stans in part o.
!lEGA<r t'ATEp WARE,
TIA %trr, 'ASroRsc cAHn, i..ssETs, 81
CAN'T ~r'skss c.kh BAsKErs, 10
TAmk, ISEsEET, a nd TEA -roo1sF
Fln ard pts KNIVES,
Sorp AID GhAyv LADIES,
SALT and nrsrARp Sp roSs, &c
AL5o= ~
Vsry rich FRE>elssnlNA tIsSsR SITS.
1kA = -
Ornamentr and Plain.
- coxEaP1t stock
lt1 nn !lst~sGe Sass ARE.
kieh JANA ,tAXrEs and rsiIET VASES,
and uHN4AEsT4+ :
+ a. Iv"Kr And sr"x l4Aspikr' Table Crr1xRrt ri
SKE>tW I ..R1. Rs AMI :ii''FRs,
BRtsA fznt WIRE FEsrERs.
Big 49, ana tuMrn Slr4,S ASHEovs,
is~71>HEr STFEa. FIX iRnS>.
iLASlsuEp, IN and sHIrrASiA WARE
InsEtHn 'H.YI>i il*t.Es,
r0DsIxts. iARLuR and Office Storea.
SAD iHtss, PATENT ksIFE r~lsaHERs, T
W,nr. nnf Wulnw WsRE.
cabiEet Furniture
htkt+AHT a'Al't'ts'ss Az. =" AtSA { '"'a''h>'a
' WAKLEoHEs
MARRit Tur BrRtArS an: :lpE i',AEns,
CENTRE aud liE TvFIEs,
fgslNG. II, and WORK Tables,
.ANDLssTcsS, " ASiS7 ANbt &c,
~"soFA+, ihlE A TErEs,
RoShist; CiAtts-EasY CHAIRS.
EAhLoR, led RJoM ans! ''rrr,E rnA1.
p.AtS traxT,KE Of every yar"t,
We have Also. a':nat and expected ser" ia Is
,Andsun,e assori r.ru, OF VIM UW >Ij> \! f. ami u
SIff>. CARPETS. MATING. on EilIfT. aai
args variety Of art.rl"s 10 fAlly conyi' L" oar stock
l"us" Furnishing '"o:ts in every particular
This stock has bt en- selected with great are hv ~
# our firm, FROM the Manufacture. aud 1,n ,n4 t..
nd wa u com 4#i =. in trich and ,rlitt attft NV.
nj ia ID; South Come AID exasuanl
octi p1fEH K .,R.ii ftiAI.
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t%ng.r NEs -Ihr,t white We volumes q year
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Carrlages and Harness

Carriages and Harness
fK,IlE subscs aber having mll-tcd his spac.o
i Nar"houS AMI Mandatory, is now OPENING ii.
most complete Of CARRIAGES AMI HAKNt.~S oyar :
'er.d t" purchasers in this vicinity and you'd c.'
the attention ri his friends and the public ecnerai'
/" his establishment ani to examine his stock Iefnr
purchasing el~sv here.
MO w 4 NJ STORE
faleche and; close teaches,
Two ami four seat 81 etts,
Fockaways and .arouches.
Side and angle seat Buggies, with and wittou'
With q slaendid assortment Of double and sin
gle H. mess. Whips. &c, to match.
Al" stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Ia sdleH Collars. Ilames. &c.
Ali Of Will. will be soi1 rs low as trer can b.
purchased At ANY .'"u>e in the south.
My tae'uties for ."pair.ns are uusurpssaei In all
ths b ancltes, ani a continuance of patronage j.
solicited.
] have IN stere a,tult assortment of Iron conpris
ing, Flat. Round aHsl Square, Sheet anI Hoop Iron
AAles, Springs &c ,ns =.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made "a order, q.
the Latest styles and patterns.
1have al*n ea hand, Cane Warycns and carl.
Road Wagons. naea~~e and other high, carts, and All
Kinds OF "'.eelwi isht work made to ORDER.
Also Ba-h-r>i Force Pumps, Chain PUMPS, com.
niete fightafng ReAs, Re. &c. Call aud examine At
Lhe odd stand (n~w b%uilding) corner of Main. anf
Streets
nov 70 WI F. TUNNARn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-11

II \ \ 7 Ed =
~ THE >l3-AIlIREj,S WILL. Buy fr"m hnr to
~r III" ia nd tHrrsl< MnIa>SE~ IN tisIE!.N at the
,.trA.t lriec. ,rcm 2OtI Ocic3er to .Iannalv LIST
sept. Is. BARRIER. i EtNIAMlN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-11
Fresh Sunplios!

Nos Mackar" in 'arr"'s,
4 IN - |, do
coverings hest rahn7 lrnf sugar In boxes
Louisa M 'oaf sugar IN har rr;,
trN>frirf i - =
toe ,irrpt ~ g. Il
t1fir" s""l. :Srnsll bars.
French brandy IN qua ter caska,
IN CASES Of r7e | iv4er
American brandy. "a and a.,
fn~r-. nd tn" Sait,
fsn" hnkr trin CO. S.,
fl,iliers' Iinrrv |"w,
t;osltu htttnr "f Me rase' - lu1rv.
argr assortment Of White wines t. ar,;7e ev.
? day.
'i'"ml~2n" It every brand and quality.
1.'etr'"r> mat rial. fnl" Limo "la.,.r. t"n,"nt. sc
la-tHr' - !in,r in lsrr. ,-antnir-,
oct h' RAPBEF C RENJ4 WIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-11
Eta Supplies:

FE Supplies:
II Cases l'AtoN S}iOtLAE t>S,
~ -u,no, ibs bulk York, Hog round.
NJ .,pi>. Mrs OH
~, i'bl+ Pig irrk for tam ~ use.
5uts iibl> Me~s Deet--s-ry "huic".
rs Ia >ke iiaus. sanford Il Cranes
rs 30 10 Evans X Swift
) CASKS "rniuicks SmnkrI Bee
50A l}hi Flour. ct'.ir" brands.
ST Boxes Sta 'Ah"iIrr to Ii
- " 4in,nantin" taniips q Ia sh.
IS Sjttm l. i rs.
CO., i'nHea Nincl1t%i-r >nat small bux"
COO tcrnnn--larEe Il mall h"r$,
50 l'aGs Rio s.ti-r.
Ittn =" 1''HE. T.. and
Governments. Brn~n. I. nirp article,
% : as"e t!ar-t Vine,
- 81 ntrrn.
:5'assS Chateau Ranzi"-hnc art'"I"
% La koEe.
50 Fose~ ! slhttk Ah. lt~. & rints.
IS " - uni n. tte iirr. quarts,
30 u zrs t i,.ien West" nsTtte.a,
Is t"g~ Ft,"rr, Naitrv ptl.;cr,
20" rI"ic" Family 10.
Is ' t,nshFn-vcTv sup"rfine,
90 " Figs J ect.
80 Ils Ifeans Whiskv.
81 Ii.Eer~ to-
IS . af"n"ny,' ola,
2ntIl py"
~ 2lls honnneal! a rop'"r distilled,
20 khIs isrhf SlFsr. single ami ;"lUts refined
80 r"&r% Inngwnr'l- "a VT;
Is i'hI- crlrara I'll Falh' ~, \ Str,
i. Small chests I'm rrr,aIHr'rn Tea.
fh - Gun:awt+r DO.
tOta~k> CHOICE kice,
M .loz. 81 raw Rrrr1Es.
btn f!ac + inc l. Coarse Salt,
o. Or. Casks American Brandy.
md n numhcr Of other articles. f. all 81 wtie1.
VT" :hc att"n'i"n of gu. Vast Baton R"nra |
r,sst Tote frienia With the as@ura nre tie: nc rtIor
\ b" left untrieh to Civ" uniform satisfaction.
MAY q. HAiiDft. 4 BEN