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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

An adjourned term OF the Supreme Court q. COn-
nactcu, ia 10 BE- held at L,ch6ed the 18th of Jun'
nv Judge Butler for the consideration Of the report
of the receivers Of the Litchield Bank The SUITS
bronght nv the receivers upon stock and other notes
will not come on until he regular Trial term IN sep
tsmber.
The Yrso- Ha5ea Journal ard Courier states that
there is l. probability Of the bill 70 incorporate the
creditors of the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago hs.'-
road Company over the veto ot the Governor
The Chicago Iowa and Nebraska Railroad VIII De
op.ned in two weeks from Clinton, Iowa, opposite
the western terminus of the Chicago Union Air Line
Railroad, 10 Cedar Rapids, on the Cedar RiVer, -
miles in distance.
The Cleveland" Directors of the defnct La Crosse
Road have elected the following officers:
President, Srwcomb Cleveland 4 Wsuksxan. III Ei,ePte
dent, Henry e. Cabe Il Richmond Va IrsDarer zero CnH
stock Of Milwaukee, Wis SscrelrD H. Kane o. MA"auN'
Wis.
The Cleveland" ticket received 2s 800 votes. Mr..
Mitchell, who held proxies for $4,000 shares opposed
10 Cleveland. did not vote the ground that the
Company had no legal existence after the road had
been sold out under the Third Mortgage.
The Mlwaukse Sentine, of the 23d, states:
The interior baukers who met in convention a. the
Newhall House, though not approving OF any general
system of central redemption at this time, concluded
10 accede TO the proposition II the Milwaukee bankers
relative 20 the redemption o ther notes III tns Guy III
exchange on New.York. q. aprem I'M OF | y cent less
than the current selling rate, until the next annual
meeting If the Bankers Association. They also very
unanimously resolved not take Iros currency, er-
ctpt at the discount placed upon by the bank
eis Of this city.
The advanced rates OF bills on New-York and Lon
don at New-Orleans have not been fully sustained.
The Crescent OF the ODD evening) says
"1he grand fulcrum of our commerce, exchange,
gave decided symptoms Saturday last Of breaking
down from the high then ruling Yesterday there
was n decline to-day there another. There were
sales, however Of checks on NewYork over the conn
ter at 4 cent in large SUMS, and in small amonnts
these figures did not last long, ~ double sigma
tures were offered freely in the middle Of the day at
cent premium; che cks over the counter a. the same,
with ore days sight selling prem. We have also to
quote the closing rate OF sight at prem; sixty
days sight, choice at al y cent dis, good, IT.
fair IiaIl and though, at the same time bills a.
the latter figure will be paid promptly a. the very
best of gilt edges. In Sterling there was q marked
decline clear bills taken a. ll0s ITO. and llOs
we quote extreme rates from 10 Gilrs Bills with
Shipping documents were taken 1891; we quote from
ICS a l095. Francs inactive; quote sctual sales
at jO5 for sight, jOo. j.l505ei for the general run
of Signatures
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW -Yoax........M,r 81.


Steamship Aigcr Adams Charles, Spoaord Tire
ton 90. P1ker.burg, Powell Baliimorr, H. b. Crom~-a
Co Chesapeake, CoWel. Portland H. b. Clors well Co
Bowss Hsm, Tiauim,u, Hau osrs. kHnhard! 20 EdAd-
burg tBi.N Cunuii a., Glasgow Robert Craig.
shpsI.ssc Webb. Hutchinson Liverpool Z. N. Marshal
Co Humboldt, Boyes ~. john L. =. AmsiacA G~Tnaua
Townsend, IlaNrs, " Mhtock D..
Baks-J ~ Hicks, Gn-Hma.. Ncs Or,f RoSson Fos-
dick Osprsy Waugh, Havana, Thompson Huier; Fannie
Heck C uuegs Thompson lluLtsri J. Ahlef,, swlchsl
Bremen. Hcuungs GosiDE.
Bris-E. Pisit Smi'h Cardcnss. Post Small
sch,eners-Ceres, Meredith, Philadelphia y. w. Mcke-;
Theresa g. Candy. Phiadephs - H. Per-on Seeuns kngs
land Baltimore, Mler Lord Quenau, Fsirfax, Mot; As-
nndfia Ssaord Dodge Platt Snh, Newbern J. \ DAVIS;
r b Brown, Nckesop, haw ch, J.. c. Nik.-'n: HSsh
- Newport; Sea Ranger, Baldwin, ewLondon, Van brani
slaght.
sesmer-Mais, Nichols, Philadelphia " Briggs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
BY TeIegrnph.

SANDY HOOK MAY 81 One brig outside the Hook,
bound Steamship James Adser for Charleston, going out
III. bar Ship DE Wit Clinton for Liverpool and one bs,
ard bound anchor s. W. Spit. Wind fresh from
S. r.. weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, May 81 suuset-Two briss are passing tho
Higbauks bound in. Wind moderate from shs T. weather.
cloudy.
sQtAN May 81, sunset-No inward bound vessels In sight
Wind moderate from the T.. weather cloudy
PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-Au brss Harriet spaudtns.
Csnfusgos; GOzueTs (Dutch) Amsterdam Gardner Walker
Msysguez; May Queen Prince schr FRANK Hail. Cien-
iusgos.
EEw-BEDFoRD, May si.-Ar .bp Congress. Hlnblin.
from Irdisn Ocean, with ~ bbs sperm and 80 do whAs
oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Che Qurf.
TI'IE UNION ASSOCIATION RACES.
Il AT THE ECLIPSE COURSE LONG ISLAND,
Under the Direction and MaDagsme Of ths
UNION JOCKEY CLUB.

lude the UirectlO
UNION JOCKEY CLUB
FIRST DAY, TO START AT ONE o CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY June |, lss-JasAIca sr,kEs-A sweep
day Of May, with ESQ added BY the A,sson ice
old colts and hes rsi'sd =, N. North a.: .wed
added money will not b. fiyen Closed as t.llow,;
. Also ch s,srbeau by imp Glencoe, Of Mi.. Bailey
of Ornament by Shadow.
M Ryan Prince, BY imp Monarch out ot Ma
g. Phlo C. Bush ch Pauline, By Star Davis dam bJ
aormogIh I., Eclipse.
SANE DAY-THE JocKKY CLos HAsDIclp, one mile ard
hsf for ell, ages sseeP.taks. Of e9o each A. AID 80
tie second hose receive Weights pabishd BY A ls
May Eisht entries and three 70 start, the sided oDI
started By the owner. Closed as foIl2w.:
l. T. Morn. name. B. g Asa:or, By chlds Harold, oct
Also ~ TfTots, Neck BY Cracker Of sa.e wsdF
D. LGysh Pardy name. Imp EseLns b c. LOeHrr, H
A S2ols HS 1a, Efsa q 6ee o. cP sEs,y
s. T. II. w Do.wcl o. h. slasLrr, BY Chile Har'N'
g. A. H. bison nsups, b. 4 Dspsne formerly ssrie Hlnr
TOM By IMP. Gleueoe cut II a Pram mare, ye.rs . L..
T. b. Ryan names b. h. ZaIoEi BY Lnssee, out Of LeA"
g. T. G Bacon meme. b. Bill chesthsn, by Imp Albon OF
Il the dam Of Berry By Imp Glencoe years -.
O. Calvin Green ch. GsEoona, b. imp Gene0e e's
TO- D. MeDsae 1stses b. b. Don Jssn BY Imp Geroe, OF
H. Aso ch Gov. wckse, BY lap Glencoe, oGs Of h"'
BY lnp Barefoot -.
entrance, $&s -, ,,~a
T. O. Bacon Names br. b. Bl Desrinr, yrs Old by i"'~
Albion dam Ann Chase by Imp. Leyi4tbsu. .,.,
o. P Hare, br b. Two Bits yrs Osi BY Imp ks''
dam by Imp. Prari. IA N
Camden dam by Boston. ,,~us .
Badges for tie meeting, admitting gentleman sna AZ
the bs6g stand each. Badges for the dsy - n ss
nitisnce 10 the field ard field stands, 81 Car W" "a
Brootlyn depot at II and IL m returning a,ks
sn extra train at the CONCLUSION the Exsrr'sSn
81 Should rain, the will Be PoS e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

SP1IES-We heal OF salts oI 30, 10 Nl-iat Pa NO.
private t.rms.
sEEDS-Tbe msrsc to Cover.ed Is firm; sales Of 10 bags
prime SIC Timothy seed Is dali a. - ga sl6 y bash.
Rough Fisk Seed IL scarce and nominal
TN-The market both r Block Tin and Plates extremely
quiet prices nomnay unchansed o Pg sales OF 100
slabs S,rss have mace at s. &c o mos.
TALLON-The market s dull and prices favor the buyer
ales Of lD,000 10 a, lie, cash
NISKY-The demand ioF this staple light sales OF 80
bbls 3. 2id AJc.
WHALEBONE continues Ian guild and prices merely nominal;
the Eastward during ae week. but he
tity, quality, price hot made public.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
ANNIVERSARY ~ f. SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Tb. anniversary exercises of the New-York Sunday
Soboo Society of The f. Church took place last eve
ming at the Academy of Music. About ,So ehhdren-
bright and cheerful children are on such OCCASIONS
SECUTED the stage, and eniivcned the exercises ot
the evening with songs and choras. The officers oi
The Socley we're ageeaby surprised at the success OF
the meeting, every nook and corner OF the building
being fleo. u
The exercises were opened with the hymn, All
{" hail the power of Jesus name, by the children, the
audience rising during the performance OF the verses:
On this terrestrial ball,
Tohim all maies ascribe,
And him Lord oil all
Oh ,ha, With yonder sacred thTons
We a. his feet may fail
Wen Join the everlasting song.
And crown him Lord OF all .
ao.r ,raver nv the Rev. DIR. DURBIN, formerly OF
the Carlisle University, Carlisle, Pa, ana ch9,us'
al ,ovs the Sabbath.School," by the children, WM.
rpvsIow esa. the President, gave briet sketch Oh
the origin and progress of the Society M irusiow
ass,.d that this association OF Sunday-SchooS uated
h.ck to 1876 at which time there were only SIX Meth
odist Episcopal Churches in the city. Various unions
.nd dssoutons had taken place IN The Society unti
IS44, when Sunday School Convention, embracing
All The States of the Union, was held, which resulted
IN The appoiptment Of the Rev. Dr. Kdder as editor OF
Snndav Scbool books and of The Sunday School Ad-
.ocofe The first movement of missionary crarac eI
was begun 10 lS4 when school was opened IN lentl
avenue near Twenty street: Presently pr iyer
,,eetings and convei gradually became more aud
,,ore numerous Other schools were formed and II
the course of time the present commodons MISSION
Church in Thirtynnth street was erected The paper
published by the Society had now reached the crcua
ton of lSO 6OO At present the Society had under ia
care the Simpson Mission, Houson street, near Essex
the Kng-s.reet School, near Hudson street tne bakt
Mission, in Mott street, near Spring; the hleyen'h
avenue School, near Forty-founh street; the Bang
Mission, Twenty fourth street near Sixth avenne ant
The Efty-eighth-sreet School, in addition to number
of Schools which under the immediate patronage
of individual Churches. Among them were the WI
Ie,.sr.e,, Jane-street, st. Pauls, Twenty-seven,h
street and Harlem Churches. In all, there are u
sehools 222 officers and 10, l34 scholars.
Half a-dozen declamations and dialogues were thei
rected, and as many chorols sung.
The Rev ALFRED CooxNiv Of Phladelphs thel
delivered address, setting forth the value OF ih
Sunday School y institution.
After the address another hafdozen songs and reel
tations were listened to- many of which were euthusi
asticaly applauded. The music and songs of the ch
dren, which formed by far the most attractive icatur
Of the exercises were under the direction OF Prof
A. Benjamin. -
The exercises closed with benediction by Bishop
BAkrR-the children singing,
Joyful joyful BE- our number,'
az the audience ma0e their exit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Disasters, Ac.

GALVESTON May 2i.-rhs steamboat Betty Powell Mont.
OF 6d5 bales cotton totally destroyed by fire
the 18th May while descending the Trinity River some miles
Patrick Ferry aud 80 bas u cotton have been saved IL
impossible tell the fire originated Total u
burned 623 bslss The loss about follow: Value ~
cotton So value Of boat $500 or the cotton, j baoS
Insured the extent of about &e6 insurance t
boat.
NEw ORLEANS, Nay 3rhe ship Pei.des (of Bosou Hal.
New Orleans Msy pound 20 neensown, with u
1850 bales cotton, burnt tno dst- Crew saved Ne
oier paTtculas The Pleisdes built Medfod 1, 1852
5S7 tuns register rated and owned by A. H. White and
others of Boston. By telegraph 10 Ellwood Walter esq
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
MARRIED..

GEAR-KENNEY-0n saturday May q, by the Rev. George
MeClo.key Henry W. Gear 10 Miss Matilda henney Al oi
this city.
HOLMES -ROBlN-On Monday afternoon May 81 at the rcsi
dpc. the brides mother BY his Honor Mayor Tiemsnn,
Reert D. Hones Of this city - Ccce j. Robin late Of Paris
France.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, May "a, BY the Rev.
Alexander Boyd A. NJ Mr.. John Haupimsn Of Philadelphia
b. Mi.s sylvia Saxton Of Solon. johnson County, Iowa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

on the Part bIysr op-rse ns-ly TIE tto~inz pd
have cbnsed hands; !. bsri'btto WOO, AZ ~ ur
=, D,oJrso I.~d 4 Si 90 n do Savars Fpstie at -
ALCouoL, osas to the caase. istey rn'n'ou'' -
srsiu th-T srcn.j and AZ ne e'-e was o0s" a. ~
1, r.lL mos, u-Fti-e ho~sg-r. Alt hE1ef piic,..
n~ a3sxed statistics ou the CrcHE o' A~ssr Luce
iN' srcr1Prs Seek On
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

ASHES-The is without CHANGE The demand lair q.
S. 80 'or Po,., and IS IS for Pearls. .
COTTON The mark. is du and heavy the sales insigmh
can't May ~ the sales have been 900 bales he export s5
bales. We qso,e nominal uGll!c for Mddling Uplanfs
and Gulf
COFFEE-The market Is dull partly pending .he auction 'ae
THURSDAY sales OF 600 bags ~ DJt 90 81
90ssc 90 do damaged private terms also 5do Jamaica
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

OILS are without important ehAuse; Of l01 saous
Lp..sd 6. in casks arc in tbis % bbls Hnmpbck
Whs- &c and 6G co selected DO AZ rc cash sales al-
a ~ a. cash
RICE quiet; salss Of 80 4dSc. 20 quality
SUGARS quote i. decline and active market chiefly
sales Of 26lo hhds Cub. a. 81 et sye rw 81 q
d6e-u1s;ly Sc Suss prices Of Refined sugars ire r..
visrd follows Loaf o Crushed s Circle \, cEashei
ground. tsrauulaisd,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us from
the rates current at the banking Office of Messrs.
ThorI/9sop Brothers:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Passengers Arrived

Ia sch, CsaAisg (rOa. ~ Dsp,syo csy-Joha Gsse,
Francis d. Gage.
IN bark E,soyiosa, FROM HasaaaMrs Hawly Mn Morris.
Nrs. Roics Nj Brp Mr. Beuncrs, Mr. Pnso Mr.. Enas,o-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

s1r-Rses.... fSi sets........ 7g4 Moon-Rss& s.2A
DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6.i6 Gov l.rd. sn Her Gaia. sn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

IL Mor. The boiler sna engine are oes.su @ - ny,,n,s3
eseupytns spsee Of abou. 10 e.t s1usr-, sDo az
g.st one I. .r.op oct. a. sDsBe,r ard pho, - " 49, 4.
ssss than two persons could pefi", 70 mile. or bon viii
s.. .,,.ned a Whn lo,ded sbe viii draw soa e: OK
~ esy s'toeo ~, n, NessrA Harlem Of New Yors, ior
o's -. an te Erie Canal .fial Iip Is Soon % b.
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves s. Lo,ns reg MOO
day and ThuT.dsy 81 Letters designed fg J. .boe 10
marked "OyoTiAnd, VIA S. Louis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

demand is q,i.. equal to the want. Of e"noV a:
cent. Git ede ID paper goes al y oes., and
4, v,rv .bor. at 5S5I = cent. The offerings at bank
are Dot large. .n ,,.,r
D. hos established himself a. 6 stock, note
and an e,ehaDge broker s. No. 81 william street; He
r.f.,. 20 The metropolitan Bank, Park Bank, Mt-ke'
Bank, W. G. Hunt, DC
W. indebted 10 Mr.. Russell for the following
statement: .. r Evvvo..
offiII W ' R,,eiot. aad DiitayseHea!' ----- -.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

DIED IN JAIL.-A man named Peter BTophy. WHO
- mmi.ted 10 the County Jail for drunk died In the
.,;tuo on Sundsy night, Justice Spear of Bergen, held an
pom u and verdict Of death BY deIlnm Ieneis yves
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

CosyIcTED OF RAPE on CHILD.-ihe case o
yosn q Wiihams nsed msD, ior raPe on htl. gL hNe
ys.rs are concluded in the Budeon County ouit yes
rdsy and Of attempt al rape and assault ana
pds srsd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

MILITARY P.RApE-The National Guard, Compa-
p, b. LEI Regimen. the Hudson Brigade will cleeIate the
shh Anniversary Of tho formation OF that corps on te
AheE Errva about D.
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GO W.

TAKEN up BY Numa: Leray, about ten miles 6slow
cho,t three wears old, with u sa,aA white star On her
iorehead, branded K. r; the right ear crobt of, and
Tho tin Of the left ear also cropt: viii be sold on the
10th day of July, 1883, At To- o'clock, a. M, =, the
residence Of Numa Lcray. ;. AlALhl,
July I'd, 1859. T@s '%F 'I'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BA7ON ROUGE

PyHR7SH Ut WEC1 DU ~ H000I@
=" SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
The State ~. A. Padron ct. ais. No. 66.
Thy VIRTUE If : writ Of f. ia. directed to the sher-
Il III of this Parish, in the above suit Of date the
26th day of Nav, 1859, from the 9Th District Coutt
in and for said PARISH, will be offered for sale at pub,
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder in front Of
the Court House in this parish, in r-
Saturday, 9Th day Of a August, 1859,
It 10 o'clock. 4 n, all the right title AMI interest OF
the defendant D. G.. Brady. in and 70 the hereinafter
described property belonging 20 {: Brady & Co to
Wit ~
containing Eighty superficial acres, bounded North
81 the Mississ,ppi river, West by False river, South
81 launda#Eof Eugene Major: and East BY lands belong
ments thereon, to pay and satisfy said suit.
Terms of ssle-Cash - W. y.
West Baton Rouge July q, 1852
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T AM NOW REClVING a splcn'lid assortment Of
/ CARK1A T. and H. KNESS of every dcscrip.
ton. to which the attention of purchasers is invitl.
Having selected my stock in person, during the
summer, I can supply my customers at prices rs low
as any in the South. and of the best quality. Call
NH ryannjnn will
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w r. TWmm0rd.
Home M II lbufactUur re Of Cane,
WAGONS, CARTS. PL0UGHs AND +.


THE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive orders
l. for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harnese, for
the sominr season.. md wo uld respectfully urge Plan
s ssrs an: m tn nshsf crd Tast eafiy 1f t},a a' the they as %sy e r't sapviie 10
without fail, IN time.
~ All orders will b. faithfully executed; and
p%romptl* supplied.
41- His stock Of Iron is now complete-comprising
a full assortment Of T. ROUND and SQUARE
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, SWEEDES
IRON, GERMAN and SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLES
and sizes
a1-ALL of xhich wiz be furnished as low as Mt
any establishment IN TIE STATE.
ws- He has on hand 1000 MONTAGUE PLOUGHS
which he offers for sale to close partnership accounts.
~ CalHaai examine at the Warcrooms, corner Of
Church and Nnin streets, Baton Rouge.
LpclS'5S W. T. TUNNARD,
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
5coUR. Du s'xIEME Observation-Disclosures.
Paroisss do Quest Batoo Rouge.
Dams rafaire de ID success On de feu Ueoc1lis Daigre.
No. $40.
4 T1ENDU que Drausiu Tu,llier = enregistr- I'm tab
IA leau ct compte final de son ADMINISTRATION dams
II susdite succession
Avis est par 10 present DONNIE que toute opposition
legale a l:homologation du dit tableau, devra etre tait
dams le bureau du Grefdsr de cette pxroisse dams les
trente j0urs qui ~saivront \ premiere publication de
eette avis. -. 3: CH1ABERLIN,
Quest Baton Rouge lie 2me ] INLET 1869. Greh6er.
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ETAT DE LALOU!SIANE..
~Paroisss Dc Quest Baton Rouge.
Etat de Ia Louisiana vs.. Andre Patron, ct ais. No. &c.
IN vERTU dim ordro de saisie adrex.e aux Sheriff
~ de Ia pAroisse susdite. dams Iadaffe cl.dessus,
en- date IS Mai 1859, II sera oflert en- vente %publique
au plus ohrant ct lcrnier encl,crris@eur a Ia maiSon
dc Cour de cette paroisse, ..%s =
Samedi, lie 6,ne jour d'Aou 1859,
= ii heures 4. \. tous les droits, t'tres ct interets da
defendeur, D. c. Brady, dams Ia 5propriete ci-apres
decrite, savoir'
I'm certain moroccan de to re sitne en- cette paroisse,
contenant quatrevingt acres de superdcie, borne A
uord par Ia neuve Mlssissfppf, Quest par Ia Fausse
Riviere. Sud par Eugene Mnj,r etasP'Est par terrcs
Dc u paroisse, avec les battsses ~ ameliorations qni
81 kouveat pour payer et' ~1attsfa,re te dit ordre
d'executoA.
Conditions de u vente:-Comptant. -
@ ~*' T. BERGERON, Vi
Quest Baton Rouge, lie 2me Juliet, 1859. ===# DIS.
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G UiN DR. K 5 -
~ 100 barrels superdne Gatena Mills Flour,
"A 100 barrels l,aducah' do
50 bbls choice Extra Cape Jessa,nine do
50 bbls I" " Nonpareil,
casks London Brown Stout,
IS casks Y"unger's Ale,
10 bills Swan Gin, $3.50
10 - Brandy,
loo bbis Ward II Cary's rectifed Whisky,
50 boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choice Java Coffee,
500 boxes assorted Soaps,
AGO boxer Star Candles,
r v25 boxes assorted Candies,
II barrels Washing Sol.,
10 half barrels Tar
Sept Is for sale by BARBEE Il BENJAMIN.
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MO w N STORE.

Calecl,e and close Coaches,
Two and four seat Bretts,
R~ockawavs and Darouches,
Side and single seat Buggies, with and without
.ops,
With a splendid assortment Of double ard SIN
gle Harness, Whips, &c, to match.
Also Stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars, Hames, &c,
All Of which will be solu a. low as they can be
purchased at any house in the South
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
the b anches, AMI a continuance of patronage is
solicited.
have in store a full assortment Of iron compris
ing, Flat, Round and square, Sheet and Hoop Iroa,
A8tes, Springs &c
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, o,
the latest styles and patterns.
have also on hand, Care Wagons and carts,
Road Wagons, Bagasse and, other light carts, and ali
kinds of W~ieelwright worr made to order. :.
Also Barker's Force Pumps Chain Pumps, com
plete Lightning Rods, &C.: &c. Call and examine at
tue old stand NEW %building) corner of Maine and
Church streets.
ROY y r.. I. TUNNARD.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Parolsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
DU CouR sIxlEME DISTRICT.
Dams paffaire de eeuccession de Louis Daigle, dece
"a - dee. No. 40f.
a TTENDU que Isidore Daigle a &c jour enrcgistre
"a ie tableau ct compte 6nalde son administration
dams Ia succession ~susdite, pour homologat1on- ,
'@ Avis est par lie present doune lux parties interesses
que tout opposition legale a rhomologation du dit
tableau ct compte, devra etre faite au bureau du
Greiier de cette paroisse dams le trente jours qui
suivront y premiere publication de Get avis.
W.B. CHAMBERlIN,
Quest Baton RRouge, JUN Is, 1859. .Greffer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West BATON Rouge.
80, SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter successor of Marie F. Courtfn, deceased
@& widow of Jean Grassie. No. 512.
VXTHEREAs Bernard Peyronnin A. Dative Tesla
w mentary Executor Of Marie F. Courtin, deceas.
ed, has died in the Ohice Of the CLERK Of Raid parish
= 6nal account 1t his administration in the same
Notice il hereby given TO the parties Interests d that
al legal opposition to the homologation of the same
be fled in the Clerk. ONCE of this parish Within
days from the hrst publication hereof. s+7
u &*= 91 W.%B.CHAABERLlN,
West baton Rouee .. June Is, 1859. Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-16

DRESU-S U PPL ES.-
L IL Bar reis Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh Bacon Shoulders,
10 caskA Stages sugar cured Jams,
20 boxes Varmice|li,
70 boxes Nacarpni,,
So olgs fine SaltLiarge size,
5000 yards Kentucky ~l'asying'
l bale Twine,-
100 barrels Ca} c lime.
100 barrels Alabama Lime,
100 barrels ThomaSton Lime,
Is bags Mastering Hair,
SO barrels Cement,
25 baFrels Plaster Of Paris,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar: Hoo,.
10 ." Powdered "
10 kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted Shot,
20 dozen Buckets, assorted colors. Mustard
Pickles, Pepper, and many other articles. all for sale
Sept. IL. bAKbEE BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-16

~. Sundries.
Oh BASKETS Sweet O~il-pints and quarts;
= " 500 Boxes S~ardines-quatters;
20 Ten pound boves.Green Tea
20 Chests low priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Lurr;ng's Crushed Sugar
20 Barrels White Beans
100 Barrels Pink yeyed Potatoes
end a number of other articles which will be sold low
At wholesale aud retail.
feb12 I#*aS RARBE d MIN.