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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
From KEY WEST.
,.poaseuee Of The Charleston Mercury.

Correspondence Of The Charleston Mercury.
kEY WEST July 26, 1888
Since orr letter of the 10TH forwarded by the
steamer Habsna little matter of importance has trans
pred at Ibis port. We have late advces from Tor
tugas snc East far Jupiter and no vessel Is re-
ported ashore The Indian Hunter, on French keei
had not broken up at last accounts, anu the wieckeiS
hard at work getting the cotton out ol nor hOu
The divers were impeoed very much In Their opera
tons by the poisonous stste of the water IN the ship
affecting their eyes and nearly binding them. They
had leave from Capt Austin to scutte her. This has,
doubtless been DONE and the whole cargo will be
saved This ship had y bales OF cotton, the largest
ever wrecked on our coast. Out OF the whole there
will not be over fifty bales entirely lost. The divers
have had hard work getting the cotton out ofthe lower
hold il being necessary 10 dive through and under
large mass Of loose cotton floating on the surface.
They VIII claim large salvage, ana will get so 900 or
As lOJ The loss the underwriters by this accident
viii be near 5000 OOO The United States Marshal sold
the damaged cotton on the I'D at auction sale. 1t
brought from Sl7 80 to so per bale, according to the
amount o damage sustained. II will all be forwarded
10 New ork vessels having been siready chartered
TO takeii About $40 900 worth was sold ON the I'D
Another sale takes place this week.
The steamer Galveston arrived from New Orleans
2lst ara sailed day for Havana with cargo OF
catte. She returned on the 2ith aud leaves to-day
for New Orleans. Uda FLORIDA ports.
The steamer Col. Cottren, Cspt. Tucker, arrived
from SAP Hsrbor ria Fernandina the 9th, and sailed
same day for Cedar Keys where she IA to be employed
tender TO the large steamers about to make that
place Their depot.
Tie bark Cevaa, for New York, p days, passed on
the 2ih bound 10 lndianOs.
The morning of the 10Th I'VE small wooden ou4dngs
on Front street near Blown and Curry :, were des-
troyed by ire BY the prompt and energetic seton OF
tie citizens it was confined 10 small llmit, although
at one time threatening large amount OF properly
The loss IS shout $1,000 upon "mch there i' 10 'n-
suranCe. ,-,-,.-
bound to Mansiee Florida passed through the nagoo'
9th
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fROu THE carr or G00D HOPE.

by the arrival at Boston Of bark Sea- BRO, w have
Cspe Of Good Hope papers Of June Ia. Inc CoYny
aptsa,s 20 be ptcuniarIy in lourshine condition, but
III political matters there Is great diversity Of opn'9n
especially in regard TO the government o. the ne Wy,
acquired cIritory, favorins separation rs,ead
Of federation OF the different provinces q. CaPt
Torn Mdi saws:
Not lees than th0lst1d candidates IN tht hrd az O.
them have euEaged end a1srie Of al CASES %
lcsciug attorney oI the county bcau BIAS oao'
aud Tag bearers We others o. compute M
probable OF The Parliamentary forces thus ~ IN
vsy a. g. fighting condition u breu compared that ne
Austrian army lee. than 5)oO day, sud We
shorG thirs the prepSrstuEs for hc general election are No.
costing ess
Pom the same paper We copy the following item:
ncs method of providing funds ' ecccsias,ira purposes
hs been in.ed The hkboae states by the D. CD Reformed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

THE SroPPAGg OF TIRE BRrDGF-SrRRET FERRr.-
There is considerable complaint by of property
along the line of Bridge street, in consequence Of tho
withdrawal of the solitary boat which. until recently,
ran to the foot of Roosevelt street When the Bridge
street and Gouverneur street Ferries established.
property began to increase in value, and Bridge
street was as busy Main street is now. The Cow
erneur.street boats Withdrawn after time then
one of the Brdgestree boats taken off, leaving
one boat to run at intervals of half an hour during tho
day and evening. This arrangement was unsatis-
factory that passengers preferred to walk to Msia
street in order to cross Now the last bost has been
withdrawn and Bridge street has rsspsed into its for
mer dull state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
CITY ITEMS.
The weather yesterday was clear and very not.
There was slight breeze during the evening, but
altogether il was a sultry time.

JlnMY.-To many passengers on the Harlem Rail
road between New-York aud Mott Haven the word
that heads this item is almost a. familiar, and as
pleasantly familiar, their OWE names because 1t s
the name Of faithful honest employee at tina, station
of the Harlem Roadone who for years has stood the
untirpg sentinel at that point Of danger, where the
road short curve TO the station, approach
ing drawbridge that is opened almost every hour in
the day, and where passengers have TO cross the
track in the face of flying express trains, every time
they take passage to the city. AT this station J nmy
has long been the switchman, and no. having much
to do in that line has devoted his entire attention TO
the care of passengers - watching and assisting
women and children and aged persons, and guarding
them from accident, arr al the same time guarding
the interests of the railroad company with devoted
care, for which il paid him the full OF NJ cents
day. Ii is not a great sum, but il is larger sum
than tina. company was ever known TO expend solely
for the comfort and convenience OF those who furnish
il with the patronage that enables il to pay-not dvi
deLds-bu, salaries TO it, officers.
And so the wsges OF Jimmy are to be saved.
spirit o: economy has come over the President sud
Directors, and they have come TO the conclusion
that the services Of Jimmy can be dispensed with
tha, the matter of waiting upon women, and children,
and crsy.he AIDED old men, retired merchants who live
in that vicinity is no business of theirs that watching
the dangers OF TIE bridge is not their business and II
passenger should be killed b. passing train II will
not be Of the Directors, and so, We are assured
Jimmy is to De dismissed and his wsges divided
among the stockholders whenever dividend e de-
carei. a city uesehaal writes Us upon this sub,ee!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
FIRES.

FIRE IN WEST THIRTy-SEvEN rH STREET.
The alarm of fire in the Second District yesterday
morning, was caused by the burning Of three frame
buildings in West Thirty seventh street, instead OF
West Thirty. sixth street was inadvertently men,
toned in THE TRIBUNE. The Gre originated in frame
stable rear, of No. 2J9, occupied by Gallagher and
(eesp. the latter losing horse value at $500 Two
small wooden houses adjoining occupied by John Boyd,
weaver and John Kelly, also took fire and were de,
stroyed Total loss about 81 O00 Mr.. Kelly Is insured
for 81 200 in the Fremens Insurance Company. Inc
fire il said TO have been the work of incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

HORSE RAILRoAD.-The work on the Hoboken snd
Hudson City Horse Railroad is progressing rapidly.
The filing in across the cove has been nearly COM
peted
Tie Directors for the Jersey City and Bergen Point
Railroad elected yesterday afternoon, and this
road IS to be built without delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

BURGLARY.-On Sunday evening, some burglars
entered house in street. franklin Geenpont occupies
BY Two families named Downes and Homsns Mr. homsnse
family absent In the county and Mr. Downes family
had I'm the house 20 90 TO church The thieves effected
by breaking the back basement door with jimmy.
end every in the house From MI Dowans
they money silver spoons, gold pencil And
several srtees u wey What Mr. Honsns has lost csnrot
be sscertaned at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

R,rLRosp CAsuaLTr.-Nicholss B.sn'y. hv,Cs At
M 2l3 Wes' Fort,e,h street wb,le de,ce'i'ng IRON
the tap &C a Ninth sve.u, ca. where he bad bs"s
rdirg clipped ard fel before TIE wheel which pass"A
over ard fractured ore Of his legs swo places H.
.as taken home and attended by ph!sc.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

The corners stone of new Church edfce for tho
use Of the First Baptst Church at Milburn, N. j..
will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on Wednes-
day at = o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

DEMOCRATIC PRNaEIEs.-The Hudson County
Democratic Primary meetings, to elect delegates to
the Democratic State Convention, have been called
for Thursday evening, Aug. H. The State Conven-
ton is to be held at Trenton on Wednesday Aug. -,
10 nominate candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

MACHINERY AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon,
carpenter named Moses PaIe yed 10 the New J-rssJ
Raosd shop had his hand split nearly 70 the wrist By bein
c1U zEt Ia q cireGlsrsaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

IN. ..l ,r'3 'bs ssid, o t. r~sr'ie'i Pr'c's''
police, 80 ,o:k Elm 70 p',s.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
LAW LVZ,ELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcfAL TERs.-AuG. B.
Before Judge AoScREIp.
Charles Meiger ar. Tiamutha Weisuer

sTPERIOR Col KT-sFEcfAL TIRN.-AIs ;.
Before Judge AoScREIp.
Charles Weiqier sgi: Eiamuths WeiSner.
The parties were married in Russia in February,
1888 ana srsed 20 this city year serwsrd The
bsud charges bis wife With having committed various VI
aegsy IN she. charges against fdel-
~ % H. See sso alleges that be csIsed her 30
- different ss 70 Wara. Bsctwes Islands tbs
ground nssniy whereas se Of perfectly sound mind sud
Induced Der 70 zn 5 d aspiration, 10 which there
pT0vson mace for her support The suit Tor divorce
a.; By TIE husband, and today applied fg aao1y
peldlg zoe % The j. took the papers for consdersn
COURT OF COMMON PLgAS-SpEcfsL TERs.-Au9 D.
Before Judge DAILY.
CAsEs sETTLED.
Wehrcamp sgt. Willet; Seeley agt. Garrison;
G Rice; Benedict Ocean Insurance Company
lillian. nsUFsne. Company Of North America Neyins
ssi BefdaE.
Before Jld1e HILTON
Droy egt. Droy.-Ordered, a weekly allowance OF
81 for defendant support commencing Jcns IS 1879 aud
timing aurng sos;,ss u has soC a,g 100 ss9..
ss.sasss:. rs,. eIp,us:, y sqpsoe,Ss nor ss.sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

MMIcR,rroS OF HoCs.-Since the piggeriss IN
New-York have been broken up, the owners sre
bringing their stock over this side, and locating
them in the outer Wards. Several droves came over
on Saturday and Yesterday, and were driven for the
most part to the Eighth and Ninth Wards. which
Wards already too full of such aud other rui-
,ances There has heretofore been lack of hogs in
that Ward, and Of goats there is an abundance. For
bone boiling establishments and filthy cow-stsbes.
which the authorities are afraid to NEEDLE with. ths
Ninth Ward stands A No. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

s1,BBIse ArFRAr.-Phip ORelly and Henry
Deake got into an alteration 10 Thirtyftth street
Tear Ninth avenue, when Deske Is alleged drew
knife and stabbed o Reilly in the head INJECTING
deep snd dangerous wound Desks aei Immediately
and escaped, be. ope Mo hael Mullen who was WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

SUDDEN DEtTB.-A man who was found in the
street taken the Fourth District Station
House he died after In spoplectc H.. His mama
had not been asc-rsined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

POLICE BUsIsEss.-Justice Cornwe Of the Police
yesterday disposed Of mostly for drunkenness and
o.her minor oHenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

DRowSED.-Capt. Israel Langdon was drowned on
Sunday by being accidentally thrown overheard from soop
which he The accident occurred ID kocks
way Shoals. The body recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

THE SUPRENR CoURT.-,Judge Lott sat in Special
Term yesterday morning disposed Of ali the business befon,
him decisions rendered. There will be
no Court during the remainder Of the month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
A. EXPLANATION,

r, tss gff,, 81 Ire y. i. Ir,S@-s-
SIR. A report in youf issue Of Yesterday stsass
,hs We have beer held 10 bal, 20 answer cbs,sc VI
Larceny preferred by 'ue George W. Comstock, gives
bet imperfect Insight into the True state ot snAs
between us Please state that this same Com.scck =
row under r6 ictment for grand larceny hiUsei SAT
under bal before Justice Quackenbush 10 answer 70
charge of perjury, ard also under injunction, e.1ei
by the Supreue Court, to restrain b,m TOW tdHaS
Interference with and persecution OF US. VIA thls
explarstor tue public viii have better un1ersiAsA-
ing Of the controversy. Al WHITE MORSE
Music TEACHERS DOMESTIC TRorBLks.-Ea-
gene Wiser music teacher employed q, one OF The pno'
pal pi.uofrte IL Bcsiwsy coupa ued Of 'e
6tgect yesterday before he Mayor by bis urhspoy sie ga:
seG,d tLs he ed DC: support her properly ms dSnoi se'i
the difficulty by seeding hs, the professor - piano shot ey
Saturday "a, BIS wife IS
SFRIouS ACCIDENT AsD NARROW EscAPs ssos
DFsrH-sanue Mehlen young mao in the employ Of sse
Monday morning in Htd.5n street ne. Kins AID aArrovy
escaped with his life II. engaged ono Of the w.s.
vehicle 10 motion lost his footing and fed % the paveoea,
81, s. h sans & S pp Tas
:sired about un Office ,nd strange thai the young man 80
b, bis ali ard Will unioc b,edly be- confined Cor b.
hi. injuries. He wa' conveyed TO hi. mothers house
ARREST or An ALLEGED TpIEr.-Dennis Kehos
Of No les West Thirty eighth street called upon Serseaa Sny
oi 81 IN. M, !. Ins sen. n'' as s.
hours search Ocer Nonser succeeded in ses,rs the
Cusd and .ecovefns Gil the stolen money with e eNcePAA
Of seventy Eve The accused committed to .ra
SUDDEN Dr,TH.-On Sunday eyerirg man nsmAt
Robe-, Mcguire who lived in Poy sew-es Niu's
and Tenth avenues iiei very suddenly from
Known The CctcneT notified 10 hold 81 islurst
lAlyertsemeptl
BRADY'S GALLERY
Has RtNovtp from No $50 Broadway No. IS BrSlvsv.
corner 81 Beecker-st.
PHoroGsAPHs, DAeUssssorvrKs AND AMssorrrsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BRooSLYs Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting Of this Association vii! bs
he'd tbs evening ST the Brooklyn Institute, Wash
iugton street. An essay viii be read on the uses Of
such Associations aud it is understood that stsra-
tons of very radical nature will be suggested in re-
gard to the character and work Of the Association.
The delegates to the late Troy Convention will also
give their report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

TIE SwISDLER ELLIs-MoRE COMPLAINTS AGAINST
HIM.-Beside Patrick Murphy, who caused the arrest
Of The swndler Thomas T. Ellis spretended doctor as
previously reported, there many other complain
suts On Monday morning Mr.. +. t. Dieselorff of No
39j Broadway, came 10 court and stated that Elis
bad swirdled him out Of pictures TO the value Of
So %, by giving in payment svortaless check. Mr.
Herman Hernstein Of No. 1913 Broadway, was i'm
posed upon by Ellis who swindled him out Of snrg-
cal in struments amounting 10 900. Ellis, as " pac
fer represented tina: he mad go roo in The Pacific
Bank but said that be did not 49, to draw it, a.
he had that amount t. pay the following afternoon
on some property be had been purchasing. Com
plants in the case will b. numerous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

tlra hi ,. oosIu,d tben invasi',. Gn;sei''e' aa'
rrfh-eneued except 6y zee ioss. Tbese oyersro"n
sd fs'es. brute, generally s'asied vigorous 3
eics by two or ,hre. cucge, ari thoroughly scared
Mr. Dovuipgp,u continue The wa q eNur2an0n
ua,.l every piscerv /. ell iron the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

DROwsED.-Yesterdsy, man named Frederick
Cooper in the employ Of the jersey City Water Conmss9nsrs
on bat Used Supplying vessels with water Tel OVERHEARD
vd Wa drown ed His BODY subsequently recovered and
/ az inquest held BY Coroner Morris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

IOuNG MEN CAN LEARN THEIR TRUE PURSUIT.
and parents children virtue usefulness anA
happiness BY obtaining PHYSIOLOGICAL ExANisArtos
F0wLER s WELLS, No. $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

NARROW Esc,PEo or AZ OFfIcER.-On Sunday night
a disturbance arose among gang Of rowdles at the
corner of Sixteenth street and Tenth avenue and re-
suited in general fight. The officer stationed on tina.
post coon came up, and summonng assistance set
about quellipg the disturbance The alleged ring
leader named Flsherty was arrested, but offered the
most violent resistance to the police being urged on
by his companions. The work Of getting Flaherty to
the Station. House very slow az the crowd threw
every obstacle in the way Of the police, and even
went so far as 10 throw stones and brckbas at them
Officer Giraud OF the Ninth Ward, whose residence
aoions the Sixteenth Ward hearing the disturbance,
seized his club and rushed out TO afford whatever aid
was in bis power BY the all Of 3 pair of nipper',
the prisoner who was large, powerful fellow was
secured dragged upon cart, and conveyed to the
Sixteenth Precinct Station House. During the melee
Officer Girsud was struck with brick upon the back
Of MS neck but a. he had his head bent forward at
the time he escaped serious injury, receiving only
slight confusion Had he been standing straight his
skull would undoubtedly have been broken by the
missile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

BRADY'S GALLERY

Has RrNovsp from No $50 Broadway No. SIS Br,si vs
corner Of Bieecker-st.
PHoroGsAPHs, DAeUssssorYrEs AND AmBsorvrsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

" TIA, yri.r '.e charge q. J.uny ,hs.s ravst hs1
been accident aHa lie has ds..y 70 teip sone ere
" to three hundred persons-isd,es, children, sud
" some OF cur wel-k-orn, sced c.'7eus-soross tAeH
track, and Oft une- trsn, meeting =. .es s.sticn
" make il very Dangerous. About az weeks sitos
" derrts.iou nom cur station waited on the Ponte
" President Of TIE Company to remoh'.fate agair't
s. his reno val ari he replied that they had 10 'uoh
" intention. bu. ne seems 20 have changed hs mind
3" sncs. TIE two accidents recorded caring tie past
few weeks We should think would BE- efficient ctu-
"'ion 20 railroad managers not 20 trfe wth human
" life 70 save -uch pi,tsnce as tbs mans wages
In behalf Of human life, he therefore begs THE
TRIBUNE to come TO the aid Of the re-ident' IN the
vicinity cit 5; s,a-or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

Rrp,tRs of TAI Cnl HALi.-Street Commissioner
Smi'a yesterday advertised for proposals to repair
TIE City HsI as laid ao~n il the specification iateiy
preeen,ed to him. and row on file a. bis office Iae
pr po,s's viii be opened the 10Th inst TIE only
dfTeierce between tie appearance of the City Hall
wien repaired and its appearance before the fire OF
tear sgo vii be th- Absence OF the beethoven from
the rea. Of the roof. The clock-tower Will De so
,Ssc, pattern of the old one. It proposed to erect
new belltowsr that par. Of the Park which will
be Gu. off by the extension Of Beekmaa street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

SUDDEN DF,TH.-On Sunday everrg q man named
Robert Mcguire who lived in Poyy second street Nius
and Tenth cei very suddenly from
irowu. The Cotoner notified 10 hold 81 Inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

NJ II. Nathan, esq, Chief Engineer of the Charles
ton S. C. Fire Department is now in the city, guest
of the Board of Engineers. The object of bis visit
to examine into the utility of our stesm hre-engines.
On Thursday afternoon next, Manhattan Company
No. g. will give public exhibition Of the power OF
their Lew steamer in Essex Market-place. large
number of leading citizens will be present, including
the Preside nts Of the several insurance companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

B,RsrAs MusEUN.-Those persons who 20 70 Bar
nuns Museum expecting to be delighted with the
wonders of the much-be-puffed Aquaris, vii, unless
Their expectations were of the most moderate order
be wofully disappointed. Several months ago. the
Aquaria were well kept, were filed with curious and
interesting sea animals and were indeed interesting.
OF ate however, the rumber of tanks mas been much
diminished many OF The most curious fishes have been
taken away have died and all the labels have been
removed from the tanks which remain, and the whole
collection il row vaueless to the scientific visitor AID
comparatively unnterestirg to The general pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

UNKNowS WoaAS FoUsD IN TnE WTtR-Ihe
body of an unknown woman, about twenty years OF
age, was found on Sunday in the East River, near
Governors Island, and inquest was held upon it
Yesterday and q verdict rendered of :" Death by
drowning" Dece ised dressed in a calico irock,
and had in her pocket pair of silk mtts, brass thin
bic, aud estival badge. Or her feet were cotton
stockings and black CATERS. She was of medium
blight. and had been in the water but a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

CHARGE OF BIGAsY.-Daniel Lee, an Englishmsn,
was arrested on Monday, charged with bigamy. He
married in London, in 1855, Mary Shannon, and in
this city two year, ago, Honora Towers al No. 10
Desbrosses street. Both women were in court, aud
Lee was speechless lie was locked up to answer
the charge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-09-10
JAMES McVAY,

BEGs leave respectfully to inform his friends, and
the citizens of Baton Rouge and its vicinity generally,
that he Is prepared lat short notice. to execute any
orders in connection with the erection of. or repairs
Of Buildings with which he m5y be entrusted. He
will also furnish to Contractors, Builders. Planters
'snd others, Sash (ready primed and Glazed ii de
sired,) VENETIAN SHUTTERS: with stationary or
pivot stats, Inside Rolling Blinds: pannei Doors, &C.,
tof any required size, at IS low rates as they can be
obtained elsewhere lin the South, and of the best
style of workmanship. He hxs also established in
connection with the above, j. JOBBING DEPART
nENT, wherein all orders will be executed promptly.
ClsrERNs of any required ca acity made to order.
He would also respectfully suggest to those who
may contemplate building, thai he is prepared to get
up Designs and plans Of Rursa Cottages and other
Residences, with detailed specifications, BHlsofe .fan-
cities Of materials, estimates Of Cost, etc., on reason
able terms: Orders for any Of the above named
workmanship, or services, left in care Of Messzs.
DANIEL HICKY,; West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT, Rosedale, L..
A.DUPLANTIER, Manchac, IL. +. Rouge.
B. E. SALE, Springfield, La.,, .,
Or through the Post Oaice, will meet with prompt
attention..
70 Shop on North Boulevard street, opposite the
State House, Baton Rouge, La.
August 18th. 1859. 4