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sEoReErown coRroRArIoN Laws
A RESOLUTION in relation 10 the Alexandria Lou
don and HAMPSHIRE Railroad -

RESOLUTION In relation 30 the Alexandria Lou
don and Hampshire Railroad.
kesesred 6y sAe Board Of Aidermes asd Beard Of
CoSsnscs Cesnea Of fhe Corporation Of Gsorgsfors
That the committee appointed by resolution APP
proved August g. 1852 In relation 10 the Alexsndrs
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad Company be au-
pany in relation TO the selection Of such route a.
will be acceptable TO this Corporation, and to re
port such route az may be agreed upon, o. such
propositions az may b rendered by ssid company
Approved October 4, 1850. ..f-4.,-T
REoLur.ox In favor Of Foster Henshaw.
Z Resolved by rae Board of Aiderssss and Board of
T Con, CosseH q gag CoyPoratio. q Gssgsio,es,
hundred and hfty-four dollars and forty-nine cents
In full for Foster Hcnshaws b II for two new iron
pumps on High street, and repain, &C., Of iron
Pamp on Washington street. 80.
Approved October 1, 1889. go
A RESOLUTION in favor Of John Booth.
Resolved By fAe Board Of Alder.sss amd Board Of
That the sum Of Twelve dollars BE- and rs same
70 hereby, appropriated TO be paid by the Clerk to
the order Of John Booth for three months services
a. scavenger to the wstchheuse, from June 70 to
september II, 1859. tAppsoved October I, 1859.
An ORDfSAKcEfo for the improvement Of Beall street.
Be tt ordaissd By the Board Of Aldermen asd
Board Of CsMsnss Cesseii Of tk< Csrperatios Of
0sWSesv~ss ue& efefy proprietor OF = lot or a
part Of lot Of ground on both sides Of Beall
street, from High to Montgomery street. shall by
the first day Of December next pave, OF cause to
be paved, the footway In front Of all the lots and
parts OF lots aforesaid not heretofore paved and
not now In good order, 70 the fun width Of the
footwsy where improved, and where not i'm
proved TO the width Of six feet with good hard
brick and sharp sand, and In accordance with the
established grade Of said street within said Iimits
Sec. 2. Be IL further ordained, That there be,
and hereby, levied and imposed tar Of seventy
i've cents per front foot all the lots and paris Of
lots within the limits aforesaid and remaining un-
paved on the day aforesaid; and within Ten DAYS
thereafter the Clerk IL hereby directed to prepare
and deliver to the collector table of lots or parts
Of lots In front Of which the pavement shall not
have been laid a. Aforesaid directed, with the
number Of front feet In each and the names Of the
persons to whom the same are assessed who shall
proceed TO collect the said tax I'm the manner pre-
scffbed BY the Charter Of the town. and nav over
the same 40 collected 20 the Clerk and to close his
collections ON or before the first day Of February
NEXT retaining thereof three per cent. his CON-
mission - tr.--. = =
Sec. 3. Asd be IL further ordained, That the
Mayor be, and he 10 hereby appointed Commits
sioner with full power to draw and expend the
nett proceeds Of said tax for the purpose Aforesaid,
who shall account therefor TO the Clerk on or be-
fore the first day Of March next - =
! Approved October 70, 1852 . ..t-
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nT NOTICE >Thsre viii be q inestiux Of H.
~ Commi.tee appoint d By the George Wssh-
~ ~ t tSs ~ rssriek hsnfy e t.e Roens
EvENlNS. s e yaioef. TR5cs 81 shs i:om@i{t
IL q. 3 sanefaiwa 4 TsoSS sEes
us toners Of Dr.. Woo F5ON. the osi sSsSSsS.si
2p3c.as 40 Ossiist, sill bSheppy to- Leu Of Ii
aes ssSRssss ss Z. e, aIS
With bus ~ II knoya etrenFtkonanx Evs 8fs 49,
s sssa sl<c@s!es on p svspus, No szz Ssfus' \
nzBALTlMORE -....-.-,- = =
u E 10 cR - =. ~ 5 x4 FqTIoHEky..,..
e sas E, :; q k@i: :ss Sinss
shssssss spsass - 80 's% skae 5, ssls
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opparstus fos operating fuddess.
O. c. BomhssEsr, g Wet Cssnas' o'-rof
w. Newton Brown, q Ne ~. y; = q
In mechanism for coo mag sy7
int sss,psoiss ss'ssL n e siSSss:av,f. TuFiu
proved 1cssisr safssy cabin.
Mortimer N. camp, sfNew Haven Conn. For
improved snrf hfs-eoss. - -, 8
improvement in the constfucsion Of ia. collins.
n. II. Collins, Of Chelsea, Mas.-For improve
men. in n.eh b c 70, boiling s aea,s &C.
james Cumming, Of Boston, Mas-Foe i'm
psovoe<nki In drilling machines.
r. C,GypAers, Of Milledgeville 0a.-F& izb-
proved w.hing machine:
pf0vemsnt In harvesten.
6eoueM Ev.ns % Iiuzpuu, PNs~-Fosi Inn
provement In seed- plantees. : = -
H, B. Fly, Of New York, n. Ys-Fortimpsovs-
Feii1 K III Fiaa, q Ne~ York, n. Y-F~ I'M
peosement In stlds and sleeve fSsteness. 2 rs
Frederick o. Degenef, Of New York, T.
b Wells DankIee. of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved valves for stoves, fuFuaces, &c. sfsz
; fWm. Ffidley and Frsdesick Cesnuan, Of Car
Ger cs u
ment In machine for cleaainG and epeaing hoek. !
Daniel Gordon, OF EyansyiIle, lhd--Fos I'm
psovement in implement fof boring essth
,,,sst n mscssI NV -, ciessins cotton
silas Hewitt, Of seneca FALL, ~. -Y.--roe i'm
pfovemens In pumps. - tI1ast ss5 - <aassa (
ton, O.-Fos improvement in ditchinQ and grad.
inV S.chine. RI - 80 - $50
xnshSuy Iske and Jacob Teufel, az Lancaster,
Edward II. Jones, q Albany, NY y q and soser.
steyenson. az Schenecfadv N'Y'--For innueove-
msns in fnrnsces for Cam Soiiers.
: Samuel p. Jones, Of g. Paul, Lad For Inn
Louis Koch, Of New Yori, N. Y.-For improve
ment in moving tread power. -
Cbarlo N, Lovejoy, Of Columbia, 8. C.-For
jcsr .HcNev.n. ~ BsoeSlvn. y-ror Inn.
Ptovement Fl skif supporters. soYa !sa1 90
msst q dsca fsriscs .siss 'Fa TIL
proved apparatus for genesstfag steam Isis9
james, ". NeH, Of Sacramento, Cal.-For In :
esesss Nsil.on, Of Boston, M...-For inn rove.
Adrian Y. B. Orr, Of Lancaster, Pa.--For i'm
provesucut In nail mschines ~ =
.George r. Outten, Of Norfolk, va.-Foe i'm.
rSys@sns ia car brakes; -, I, -.
pseyed apparatus for raising water from wels, &c
imPsoyemsatin .swing mac hinss - !
churn tlssher. = = - -. r.
Albert w. Roberts, Of Hartford, cenn.-Fos
improved disengaging hook e 'argxeFfl I h
Z 9: sss 4 ,: & &, cssas.s.s,n. r.-ro,
Samuel Snmuels, Of Rrooklyn. n. Y-For i'm.
provement in reefng fore-and- al sails. - -. !.
Irwin b. SAWYER snd r. Aisop, Of Springfield
1Thon.. sssbury. q stony BROOK, N. Y,
For pisss.fors !. sesion. - New lorA c''y-
!. I..c n; Singer, o New York, N. Y.-Fos i'm.
I(seoe0e S6no. ~ % rvh,..,,b. 49, n. a..
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"A RKsoLurIok In relation to the Town Clock
= Resoirsd by the Board Of Aldermen aad Board 0,
CohnmeH CorseI Of fAs Cooperation Of Georgefosrs
That the Mayor be, aud he 10 hereby, authorized
and requested to sell, 10 the best a vantage, by
any means in hIs discretion, the town clock, now
On the premises Of the Town House, and to plscs
the proceeds TO the credit Of the general fund
Z Approved October %, 1SSs. ..'.-I
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g. s.ss ss,; ~ sss :.s..
az r 80 y sEs siiiii ST IS Is, =
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Ihk CASE OF BIsHoP ONDRn poNx -nishon IN.
aerdonk. having had lesve to wishdssw The ~.
ven sddse,eed 70 his peers, lately In sessiop :,
n'cnmosd, and thus receiving polite intima.
uon mat they VIII not consent 70 his betne re,..
YEA q any terms, has, 1t 10 said, decided upp
so.ei mode ofredFeasing his grievances and
~ ecciesaastical ehassetes. Actina nm.
oes the advice Of dissiaguished member Of Con.
.np prominent lawyer, be has resolved 70
80 49, 49, .enen % recover danaees which he
s'hea snroagh the deprivation Of his o1nes.
-. - inlnnnines, privileges and pesquisites.
- ne snas certain documentary evidence
'Deanog upon NE Bishop-evideace never before
and that II wn the inllusnce. TIM. .rs... 10y
which indnced the ssStar Chambes,, % dir. -
We whsle rAsfass By plygfyingIes .. sishop
osssssoas 9 "wisndnw his pssitioa-s;
:, PuncHAss % q lnsvnsssrn Anrumr,or :.
.btIfIAoRKs-kceu Kelly ana Ncrris. 6etect,v -
came 5 = 80 !. W. q v.gs: and who
pisoseg n jail - Pssusyivanss. = ssrtIcin. ~
Rom Alrd'lh, ed sbsSsf md Mpiopev. ia.
- = Sssless y 1eltinpee, fhsk Fnneis 9. Merr:-
- ksieay 49, sd We ssceissd. - xdsw -
& =, 49, J geld sIsn osg6oa. Msrfisn cent
!. srs Ls.,s M 49, 3 ssss1 O. e. ,ss.
e ~! ~ go. g. H., 49, - s'ss sss's'a'y
sruuS ~ Ss2sesysa ~ krehon. pa -
- -, oel.ees g my 16asy-zallols se fsr..
1c5st ~ IN. - eef s1yl1De1s 4 not
No. -. 9 -
III g nsly 1922 nem i1i.ssr, i.,.
$500 ~ oeuh q 0essS- -. - ssoyght
1922 ~ - yn1l0o 49, = - snseoed e
800 - : Ass...s - - sSseiZIs - 49,
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TIE WsArnn.-fhs following pspsrt Of u
weather Tor this morning u made nom the Nor
Telegraph line 10 the Smithssniaa Institute.
The time a obsefvatiea d about . e'clock:
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NoTrce OF r.s ID 3. Sc Sc NryNuAscE OF
tfHiE safe 81 zkkAANNsRasR' srRior" IN
asfss. East,5s ss,i II o.y
mfssisslfft Nsrnsc7 - HuHxa. ) in the esste a
AakAnsAss = redposd kaloy oae fIsdrsd tkossasd
aiseolt aid dlstiict he ciise 10 vhicS
= ioesfsd q HnLss 4, sua tkss tie sarsat Isnds
tneren pc mad sutyrot % ea1e ~ ent-y 81 LTFfLR
f Jss 2 I'D SAT hJfen s.f sfrer iks = Ssv q
lav, cad suijret x ssss sns snsry q Heinz. Win
$3.50 y - sss ct r. sntry - that ekoe 49,. the
thai effect BY tie -eistsr ard Reef liver thereof
are nc lase .oc.rs ~ LIrfLs 3 OCH ys 0vo Inb
a then. Ne. which ~il. Il DssctcshS, b On ~
Gsses asdes ~, ss.ss. II the city Of WasAiagtou,
slis tv<afy- AizfA aay 4 oetolss; Rusu
cemnissio.sr Of Ne Gsssssi issd Dr.
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we Aencuisafai Bureau of the United st,feS
rseet Once that large swarm a Ixomx.,dv -.
haSe been shipped from Ham. r.,.. -. 49,
eeesey They ara deseribed = beisv - ]. -
siss thaa she erdinasy bee, anA hsrisv I. 49,.
c'n' ssa are sbie - mex flowers inscceaufla. ;,
Aassieas- -. Tie pssasct Il a Ola h,,s
- 49, 49, = seHsftnn0 one hundssi ana aftv
pesnas q honey in one season. Thsse be- Mi,
SEAT uPon their arrival here directly To the 40.
Iscsnas.i Bureau; bat win not be distsibuted IN.
ioi, ~ which time II ID expected 10 rear from
sees saeagh for six hundred hives
-, -----er-1-[-- = 3 = = a. ! !,
DAKOTA ssRvErs.-A diasram a the towush,p
- nngs has bstwesa ths parallel Of q der,,is
MINUTES and TIE arse and second ssasd.rd ~.
ana between the seventh guide nertilan
.s..ss me dividing raages - and 40 W.. n
.ssae me last named range line west az ~
he'pai neridiaa o. The Terrftorv a. No..
- zen received 1t the Gessraf lsnA 90.
..' =. sa.vsy va made by w y. Neelv de6usv
AwA1psxs 80 IA fLsea.-uo.-. - -
Ieeemy last thirty-two bid t. r.,s,Sst - ~
ngntneuse st Caps Ana ven .-.,.s-I
Lagheheose DosFd. TIE ce.tr.-1- ~ -
~M eidosss, = fbl1ow, Pos ss.s,s.s4
TIE nghtho 70 Edwin Ad.ns ~ .aaoing
e1fef - - me1slie vosk. % Elwt. q - =
Z rAes- = Rehess, Z Bssfoa, 4 = ~ 49,
ssrnss - 49, = Robssls9us,Ss -. =
nAvAI osuss--Idmtsssshe.mselE d-,..1..
- william =. Gamble have bssn erdsssf = ~
resolving nip = nnlunoss. z = r. : 8
o.s.4ssw o. ran fAssss o. M, -. -.
sex z : ~ e pasess - fo.U 4. Pefsos
80 ~ - wssk sndinG 0s1snor =, lsso. -
ee.sfng that De: > 2 = = = - e =
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II.
the STATE law, In making special provfsions n,
allowing briefer time than usual In the case of
conviction Of such Offenders, within the discretion
aoh, evidently indicates indirectly the necessity
81 acting promptly and decisively, thong al :,
justly, in proceedings Of this kind
: U ssasssnce g ne physicai condition Of Brown,
ne asked the Court not 10 receive the
sfatements Of the prisoner sufficient GROUND for
delay, but that the jailos and physician be sran.
$50 A. 70 his expecting counsel from abroad
. ne sald th.s no inpedlment bad been thrown In
the way o. the psisoness procuring such counsel
@ they desired but the contrary evsrv fsciIitv
naa ben Afforded Able and intelligent counsel
bad been assigned 70 them here, and he sppre.
nsSaso snese vas Dot little reason to expect the
attendance of those gentlemen from the Moth who
bad been written to. There was also nnhiic
dnty resting upon them, 70 avoid a. far an r1ssih
within sse form. o. lazy, reference to the
r and II. g sss e the giving q
duction Of anything likely 70 weaken ON preseut
poaiuou and GIVE strength to our enesnieS .f..<.d
whssher = isssss from the jary in time or Whether
source WAS their pcsitioa that ~ ler i'm,
Psriied spd 1eopsfdised, a. they suppose, by enc
!. q. nasaI.g oo.cu.red IN ne objections q M.
hay, and elso becanse Brown was ~ lesas, - ~
and hts tial ought to g proceeded
with, On account g the advsnhee sheseby sccru.
'sE y sss ss.l e e cher Cher ~ ),
he. b Aad enjoyed no opportanisy Tor ccassl,ies
The "a sse s a .sSs 8.
bnt notm9cienttlpse ND besa a1Ise1s q o receive
~ -. ~ ~ ssse,ms - thesshk
nr. Bceas added, that It PvsseA& - excitement
sas % gpsst = psfhaps - dslsr Nosthern so,,ss;
20 - s ~. 3 IT. : ssa e; Es;;!.sd
- -! - Issnms4 ny weale csne asd d.
80 - 49, s7PlFfss9s{ $50 sd
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W. q. XunmurQ.

~
FTFIE SIBSGRtbER Is now ready to receive ordnrs
L for Plantation Wagons, Carts aud Harness, for
the son,l,g senson, sud " ould respectfully urge pIan
ters and others wanting any Of the above articles. IT,
send n their ord"r RI early that they may be supplied
without tail, IN time.
SE- All orders will IN faithfully executed, and
promptly ~"',pplied.
GD~ His stock of Iron ~ now complete-cnmp rising
a full assortment of FLAT, ROUND and SQUARE.
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, SN EFDESS
IRON. HERMAN All SPRING STE-Ef. IRON AAlES
and SiNIAGS-s!l sizss
HE- IL Of Elich will be- fnruishcd as low rs at
any establishment IN TIE STATE.
Ba~ He has on hand 1000 MONTAGUE PLOUEL%
which he oilers for sale t" clore per tnerstip arconnts
ES- 'Aiinnl examine at tn" Wareroutua, corner of
Church and Main streets, Baton Rouge
irciS'JS W r.
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III w d.za .&s -Es.

Feleche and CLOSE COACHES,
Two and four seat nretts,
Rockawayf and BarnucheA,
Side and single scat Buggits, with and without
.ops,
with a splendid assortment of douh biz ard sin
gle Harness, Whips, &c, IN match.
Also Stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars, tIaines, &c,
All NJ WHICH viii be sofia a. low as they can be-
purchased at any house In the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
the h-ancheS, AMI a continuaaco Of patronage Is
solicited.
his &C in store a full assortment of IRON com pris
ing, Flat, Round and S9uare. Sheet aaA Hoop Iron,
Axles, Springs Nc.
balcony aud Cemetery ratings made to order, o.
the latest atytes md patterns.
Ihase also on hand, Cane Wagons and carts,
Road Wagons, 15agasse AMI ether light carts, and all
kinds Of Wheelwrigit sork made to order.
Also Earker's Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, coII,
fplete Lightning Rods, nc. Sc. Call and examine at
the old stand (new b%u:lding) corner Of Maine and
Church streets.
nov ~ ". +. TCNNARn.
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70 PLANTERS
CTRA1'flT and crooked handle CAM KIM Is witt
- and hooks.
Clipper aud Timed sugar swimmers nU'.IH.le".
Canc-sheA IanterE.
sugar. HnuRe Lamps.
Wicks. Oi caus. large and small, s=S44z
Engineer ~rencbes, from y to IL inei'''a,
Faucets fol FL su!pht,c+
TIr measures for d.
SacI,aroneters. Tier momrtcrg.
Couplings t;rage and Stop cocks,
Packing Of every description at
Extra strong short handle &hovelF for po1tsne
Sugar.
LARGIIFE& IAN0EE7S.
~Cornar OF IsGAyette il Florida Stts,
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sxvapp,se TO the foregoing notice Of tn" dissolution
.,the co partnership, heretofore existing. under ."e
Am Of y. schmalinsky h Co.. after known as the
',.aa,ats Store, ! deem It necessary to Announce to
H. {. fs;4t-.ns Of ,Ga4t and West Baton Rouge. and the
,"ahlie In general, that my connections with, and IN,
tn.s.t In said firm. has from this day ceased to e.ift
IN no ding it is my desire to express TO numerous
t1:snds nv sincere acknowledgements for the kind
"a ,ih,r raj manner With which they have dealt with
ma during the period l represented in part my own
enlistment aud to assure them that. should 7
.rs;n resume business in this city. it viii DC i source
81 qualification to obtain the patronage o. former
deserve it ~ nfitA os>.
natop Epuge. Ia. Oct. LIST, 1859.
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VI Cooperage: Coepernge!f

&Cooperage! C~ocperage!'
Ivy UNDERSIGNED, having located At the Ferry
: - aAaa.ng Of: this parish, is now fully prepared to
~ eratsh planters and others with HD6sHEADS. BAR
ss.Af 80 aad HALE BARRELS, which 10 fully guarran.
Ssssan every particular.
III orders received and promptly attended to
= s'eseo u Patronage is respectfully collected; "a
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PIANOS.

yv7uE hes. instruments ever offered In this market.
al less than New Orleans prices.
i Octave 4 to A Louis XIV case, fancy pharl front
ssas rsrved Lyre. * octave Louib XIV case;
cabinet Piano. .
Those Pianos arc from The celebrated naanufactory
vt Noyman. Bro. Il Sens, Baltimore. Those Pianos
arc ut1equslled for volume, richness and purity OF
sntIre satisfaction. Cali and examine them.
,t %. PIPER h BRADFORD.
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r gyms Z HUNTING IMPLEMENTS.
i r. ~ lVEn n lot of Gillespie shot guns,
" E1uoe and stngle-some of tiIern for buys,
french Came bags,
e. {, Lli1ad snd Central Eleys Caps,
g. sder Flasks and Shot Pouches,
raeel gun Tube tube wrenhhes,
'ssan eisansrs-Gnn CASES, ETC., etc
! LARGuIER X LAE0uE,
4 Corner Of Ia1Ayette L Florida Sits.
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sfasrs:sgcs and s1arkgG>>.

r AN VOW NErIVItG = >rlcn ID assortment OF
l.. CARRIAGES and U1RAES& NJ rvery dc-crip
ton, to which The attention Of purchasers il inE1t1.
linving seircte': my stock in person, during The
summer, | can su pPly my customers at prices A. lew
MS any in the South. and OF the best pnoilty. Gall
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RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS

q fine assortment Of Childrens' ca Rs and GIGS.
Having purchased a large quantity % materrnlfrnnl
the manufacturers, my liabilities fur repa airing are
complete, and with Grst rate worhmen and sIae1pnh
rooms, ! am prepared to repair NIL kinda5of cnrr!aees
with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation work attended t. AZ usual. Just receiY
ed two pair If excellent TIMER WHEEL EN- lete
Of Bushy Il Iittle's make, at tbc Planters Emporium
corner Of Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge, Ia.
nnei3 ". +. TCNNARn
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DRESH SUPPLIES.-
J. H. Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 CO sks fresh bacon Shoulders,
10 casks Stages sugar cured Hams
20 boxes Vermieelli,
20 boxes Macaroni,
n SO bags fine Salt--iarge sSzct
5000 yards Kentucky Bagging'
l bale Irvine,
100 barrels Cape Lime,
100 barrels AImbama Line.
100 barrels Thomaston LANE,
% bags plastering Hair,
80 barrels Cement,
as barrels Plaster Of Paris,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar, y,var;ng,s
10 al. Powdered "
10 kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted Shot,
20 dozen Buckets, assorted coIors. Mustard
Pickles. Pepper, and many other articles. all for sale
foE at the warehouse OF
Sept. Is. bAEbEE et.S'A MIN.
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Oct. 1st
&

.,yrsp returning cur thanks to our friends and the
.h,;. Generally for Il generous patronage, we beg
r.T' = ss:sse then th" ind au no etIer, s asss"''d .n wi" shl
msnt Il wanted in our line, to be sold again at
,he very lowest hgure for cash.
'Df $ SCHMAIINSKI K co.
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carriages and Haness

'T11fft subscriber having completed his srnc1ot
l. Warehous and Mandatory. Is COW opening thu
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HAk FISS over 6
ter"d to purchasers in this vicinity and would cal
the attention of his fri0uas and the public gsnerails
to his establishment and to examine his stock iefnf,
purchasing elsewhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

New ArrIvnIs.-~
DIRECT FRO II MANDATORY.
WESTERN toRssHrCKERs. With SIDE HHEEtA. tn
which may DE attached 4 BAsp,
SOUTHERN CoKSSEr tx Frs.
.>ELY SHARPENING HAT CtrrERs.
STRAIGHT do DO,
tHMS0Ss'
BUSH il GRASS SYrl9Est
GRAIN CRADLES.
HAvD,RD PRUNING SAws Il f.iHELs,
HANntEn AvAEAsCA7nRS.
TuIG CrTrEFs,
BUSH 4 Bill Hooks,
STEEE. RAKEs Il ;SCUFF, .,
AMgs ft3SG l. SHORT HANDLED srADEs K sEosFi
at l.ARGUIER IL L.ANOUES,
cor. Lafayette ( Florida sts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
Ruuaways. Runa~7ays! !.

Eu1dwdyE. 11an n5o'F
| yrzar vNr}ERsIG SED respectfully inforEas the pub
lie and his friends generally, that he is prepared
, ~ cs4eh rnnaways in his ne,ghtorhood, or slses hera
| having IN excellent breed Of negro dog@ fer that pug
! e.nbos Bruly Landing, %.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

EyTf are daily receiving large additions 10 our
w htock Of furniture and many articles intro
ducr!l for the Hr,t time in t1rs market.
aHgf. TffER & BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

c1uE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
~existing between the !, r.; suI rs ri, 1s} a i'sael:
ne .on+ral consent. The business viii be cUntin-
I y " s5aaar the old firm BY s. Tchna1insty and y.
rta s,]s; and all liabilities against the old drn -
e'AS s. SCHMALlNSKY.
S. STRAUSS.
49,. ,.4 4. KOWALSkl.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-26
al NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
TRANSPGRTATION LINZ

INLAND-IhrOugh the Delaware and ioTjtan ',oa
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals ' '''"
'S CONVEYANCE Of Merchandise Produce Packages
low rates $3.50 0'' " all SORTS at very
Through between New York and Baltimore without
tight compartments " ''''AO''' we" "'N
FOR NEW Y0RK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
ui Tf5 Per week from No Light street wharf
FROM NEW lORk-Steamboat leaves in like
No L. - ' ' ~ 1917 ~
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore New York
forwarded Immediately with caTelee u! all charges fof
commission.
81 Mark Goods destined for this RouteInand Propeller
Line
The safety regularity dispatch OF this Line together
with the moderate charged, commend il to the public
a desirable medium for conveying every description Of
Freight \. SIlRlt Err, Agent
No. Light street wharf Baltimore
M3DALzELL, Agent,