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Hon. Bcos0fQ 0foWue s5sfflN
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Of . recent date con-
tins the following allusion 10 Col. Brown Of this
State -.
4rhe South offers many candidates for the Vice
p,ssdency Of whom she may we'll be proud. North
r,rolna offers 4 noble monument of the proudest
S,vs Of Democratic ascendeacy in the person Of the
Han Bedford Brown. the incompatible Senator
,hrou.hout the time Of jackson and Van Buren. .
mare upright and honest man never walked upon
tbs floor Of the Senate than Bedford Brown. His
motives we're never for moment suspected Of sell
6shness during the long terms of service through
n. model Administrations Of Jackson and Van Bu-
reo. Other gentlemen of equal ability but Of less
e,Der;ence present themselves in the persons Of
S,enbens. Davis, johnson and others From such
,s,I,xy Of political worth and briiancy, the Con-
y.oon at Baltimore cannot tail to make selection
that will command the support Of every true Demo
cst and national conservative throagA0at the entire
confederacy-"
The compliment paid by the Eagle 70 Col Brown
swell deserved We repeat with pride the words
Of that journal-"a more upright and honest man
negr walked upon the floor of the Senate than Bed
ford Brown" And Col Brown is IS 6rm as he is
frank and honest Ascldier Who learned his tactics
in the school Of jefferson, and Who. fought as he
did, the battles Of Democracy under Jackson, could
not be otherwise than true, inaexible, courageous
honest rts.- s1 = = - = II . y
Col Browns name has also been faycrabsy men
toned within the last lew weeks for the Vice Presl-
deocy, by the Virginia Inder, the Border Star OF
Wetport Missouri, and other journals ia The North
and Northwest, some Of which are friendly to Judge
Douglas. Col. Brown made many friends at Char.
lesion by the nationality Of his Democracy and the
zeal and ability with xhich he labored to bring the
deliberations Of the Convention to . fortunate issue
Weneed not add that il it should be the pleasure o.
the Baltimore Convention to nominate him for Hice
President the Democracy Of this State would o.
greatly gratiied, and would exert themselves with
unusual zeal for any ticket On which his name
might be placed . Il 4F5s
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JoHSsroN CouYrY-We learn that the Democrats
Of Johnston will hold meeting in .Smith6eld on
Saturday next to nominate candidates for the leg
isature They are in fine spirits and the prospect
is that they will present ticket to the people which
will sweep the County. -
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Public Speaking.

"a Graham Haywood, Esq, one Of the Electors
g. be State at large, will address the people on the
,h;sct Of Id ralorem Taxation, at the following
tines and places: .5.ss,s3as !. :. q, s..
v0rreesboro', Tuesday, June &c. q
Windsor, Thursday, June g. Fl
Plymouth, Friday, June 20. g ~. =,
Edeutou, Saturday, June SO. .i,5s i :. !,
Berford Monday, July Q. Rt1s.s $500
Elizabeth City, Tuesday, July s 49, S. ,..s s.
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CoxxENcExeNr AT TIE UNIvERsITY.- are in
debted to an esteemed friend for the very full and
interesting account which give to-day Of the late
commencement at Chapel Hill. sh5a @-S"
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NEW OKLEAns, june 2, 1880. The Deunocratic
Convention ct DonaldsonviIle bad adjourned. The
secession from the Charleston Consention was con-
demned and 1t was resolved that the Louisiana del
egass pledge themselves TO support he nominees Of
the Baltimore Convention; ss, .gS .o sa5aE
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Messrs Alexander Kirkland and Sidney Smith,
who were providentialy prevented from graduating
with their class in 1885, were also counted as Bach
elors Of Arts at this time. !, t.s
The secundum graduna petentes were Messrs. r.
w. Anderson, T. G. Belsher, the Rev. A. D. Belts,
r. Bingham, G. M. Duskin, E. j. Gaines, JOS w.
Graham, j. Guion,; 7. N. Hill, T. s. Kenan, }. E.
Lindsay, j. E. Logan, R. H. Marsh, j. Manning, A.
MCLAUGHLIN, j. C. MCLAUGHLIN. II. Mcmillan, C. "A.
Mitchell, II. Mullins, j. N. Richmond, J. L. Stew
ard, D. Stewart, JE, h. R Th0rp, J. Vena5le, j.
Wilson, graduates of three years standing.
The degree Of LII. B. was granted to Messrs. w.
L. Alexander, John W. Graham, S. S. jackson and
j. L. Steward. Bl Az. ssS,,.a 81; IS
The degree Of B., s. was conferred on Messrs J.
L. Douglas, R. L HALEY, j. A. Prudh0mme, G. c.
Smith, and S. &. Watkins Is graduates Of The
School for the application Of Science to the Art"
His Honor Judge Battle and Robert r Bridgers
ESQ.,, were the only two members Of the Board Of
Examiners present while the examination Of the
College Glasses was going on. From their report
and that Of the Faculty the public IS 70 learn that
the boys At the University, IS TO scholaEship, are
like Jeremah's figs were Is to taste some sfe good
and some are bad-and the bad are more numerous
than they ought to, be II +. 81; iisssasf
AT the end Of their four years nee the foremost
therein. were found 70 y Messfx BattleI Bfyan,
Hale, Pool, Royster, Strong. Wilson and Wooster
The next to them were hesssa Bond brook1 =.
W. Cooper, Headen James Ksaly HI Scales
and Weir. M essS ss.ss : .ssls ~ H.
a;rhs thi,iis tlsssss ~ 49, - Rsdsn,
nass Dasisls IN sEss ~ - i J! q - :;
Maftin Rat and TS6s 81 81 gs u siss u
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Mr. MnLER's SPEECH. We have the pleasure OF
laying before our readers to-day some extracts from
the able and eloquent speech delivered in this City
by Henry W. Miller, Esq on the 21st Of last month
These extracts will richly repay perusal -
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Douglas Meeting at Pittsburgh. !.

PITTSBURGH, June 6. An immense Democratic
mass meeting was held in this city last evening" At
which resolutions were adopted unanimously in favor
of Senator Douglas, and denunciatory Of Senator
Bigler and other Democrats Of like stripe. Dur
ing the evening Gov Todd, Of Ohio, gavesn account
of the proceeding at the Charleston Convention,
and Gen. Stokes, of Western Maryland, made q
furious onslaught. upon President Buchanan, dis
daining to accept Bigler as an antagonist Col. N.
Cook, Of Ohio, and Messrs. Gibson and Linn, of
this State severally spoke in similar strain, The
enthusiasm of the masses and the applause manifest
ed at each repetition of the name of Mr.. Douglas
was at times overpowering. ift al Gai6a Esil.
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Os
jacob us Kelly,
JOannes Beihune Kelly.
Gulielmus J0annes King,
Jarvis Buxton l.utferl0h, -.
Eugenius Stewart Martin,
Georgius Sanders Martin,
|Jacobus Baxter McCallum,
Jacobus McClelland, i
Edwinus Turner McKetha ;,
Artulus Nelson McKinmon,
Jacubus McKimmon,
Cornelius Mebane,
Joannes W,n,d Mebane.
|Augustinus Menu,
Thomas Mimms,
IGulielmus T. Nicholson,
Olivarius Winfield Pearce,
Reddin Grishan l'itiman,
Carolus Carroll Pool,
Georgius McDuffie Quarles,
Tins Rial, - Eel SO 81
Iowa Register, s..s
Evardus Benjamin Sanders.
Josephus Hubbard saunders,
Erasmus Decatur Scales,
farquhard Smith, ',
N0rAeet Smith,
Ricardus Lycurgus Sykes,
Hugo Strong.
Edvardus Greene Sterling,
Thomas Lucius Smith, .
Georgius W. Taylor. a,a5.
Samuel Maverick Thompson.
Joannes Houston Thorpe,
Vernon Henricls Vaughan,
Jacobus Albertus Wallace,
samuel Park Wier, 81;
Cicero Whitfield, u
0eOrgius L0vick Wilson,
'0ullslmus a. Wooster.
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Districts: - rs
,,'n;strict, JOHN ". MOORE, Of HEREFORD
Isl WIN. B. RODMAN, Of Beaufort.
~ I" WIN. A.. ALLEN. Of Duplin. ~
81 HENRY w. MILLER. Of Wake.
sm I" J.R. MCLEAN, Of Gnilford >
'S gu g" I. w. KEEN, of Rockingham.
>o! s I" J. A. FOX. of Mecklenb,rg.
s ah JOHN A. DICKSON, Of Burke.
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CoxcsEss. Both Houses Of Congress have agreed
to adjourn on Monday next The impression, how
ever is that the resolution will be rescnded as it is
thought the business cannot be disposed Of by that
time H- H 9 '9' 2" ''t 'a
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GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL INsURAlCR
'7 % COMPANY. q - y q 80.
Pays all Losses PronpaIy i 80 ~. ~

John A. Mebane W.. J Mcdonnell, G. p. Nendspish. b.
p. Weir james n. Garrett John Cole, N b. D.Wtis6o
VIM. Barringer, David Mcknight, H. 8. Sherwood 3sd.
H. LIN say. Grecnsbaroueh; w. A Wright Wjla5inxs6u:
Robert E. Troy Lumberton Alexander Miller; Nsvsssn;
Thsdeus McGee, Raleigh; Thomas Jchnsn, Yanrsyris;
d.. W. G. Ramsey, Wadesborough; Rev. r. 9. usySssi
F1nklinton; DR.. E F. Watson, Wasouvile
-r4tf ii l3s r,,,,,c,,e 50 iss IN ~ a ~
Np n w1,soN :. - - ss-i;rst
JED. H. LINDSAY. .iAN. Vice Presids9t ~ ~
C. p. MENDEEHALL, - - Attotney, rs ~ Dol
PETER ADAMS -. $50. :. Eesssssfr SeA 9tsna
WIN. H. CUNNING, K. lsusral Az. - 81
w. J. MCCONNELL. lfssf.ts -. s.ses. 800.
J. A.. NEBANE. ~ SExecufira Can n
-pe J. N. GARRETT g 81
An communications on business Of tie oies 16uSj ~
sent to }ss 81 sa PETER ADA1S.
Greensboro, N c., June H. 1850. = iss 1yjEa
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Louisiano Democratic State Conrentiion

Baron RogeE, La. June g. The Regular Demo-
cratic State Convention adjourned to-day. il WAS
resolved that in case Of withdrawal front be Bali;
more convention the Louisiana delegates are author
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-Gu sPRINGFIELD ACADEMY IN. C.z fs,t
TIME FALL SESSION OF TINS ACADEMY VIA,
II open on MONDAY, July ssh; 1870 lsFs 4 e 5ssl1
so1 a. TEAMS PEE SESSION or FIvs Noxsnssk sfessq
Spelling. Reading, Writing. &c - igsses Sssse
Arithmetic Geography, English Granmas, u y. 10 %
Latin, Greek, and Algebra, ss, ~ s1S;oO
No deduction for lost time on the pan Of the stsleats
after entering school. ~ ~. s. ,.s.,.r9
Board in the neighborhood ~ per month. q,
gsg7 s.7.ll lfT9a1 u STINCEON IvEg,.P,s.e;,ss .,ia
.e,a5. .4s.y..ss. 81 oitsssj tB II Auhusa. "a. C.a
June ~ 1859. b Is 59e rs ca. ~;
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NoRrH.cAn0i
LIMA. 80 u {. s. -
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOCkHOLD.
i Frs OF THIS BANK will b. held at Their Bank.
ing House. in the City Of Raleigh on the LIST MONDAYn
July prox, that being the sixth day Of the month es
Raleigh, June ii, 1890 - - - I'D
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ELECTORS
=, PRESIDENT AND vICE-PRESIDKNT,

For the state ~ Large:' { ssR
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF. RockIseuAx.
, IN GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF, WAKE y
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Robertus Benton Adams,
:, denhaIn BenOw Alexander
I.aurentius Mel Anderson,
Georgius w. Askew,
Gui,elmus Wetnl0re Baird,
AIgernon Sidney Barbee,
Alexander Barrett,
Junius Cullen Battle,
Lud0v:cous bond,
Gulielmus Henricus Borden
Joaunes Ronth Bowie,
Sterling Hill Brickell.
Gnlielmus Martlnus Brooks,
Carolus Bruce, G +
Geurgius Pettigrew Bryan,
Ricardus Austin Bullock,
Pierce Mason Butler,
Alexander Troy Cole,
Daniel Raymond Coleman,
Robertus English Copper,
Thomas Watson Cooper,
Samuel VeGable Daniel,
Samuel Cliugu.an Davis,
Edwinus Lucius Drake,
J,annes Daniel Fain,
Horaiius Ferrand,
Jacobus Andreas Fogle,
WWdson Lea Garrett,
Carolus Evardus Gay,
Jacobus Augustus Graham,
Carolus Halgh,
Edvardus Josephus hale. 3
Edvardus Jnnes Hardin,
Gulieimus Josephns Header
Gullelnlus Wilds Henry,
Samuel A. Hight0wer,
Thomas Holiday,
R.,bertus B. b. Houston,
Henricus Francisco jones,
Gualterus Jeffreys Jones,
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s,-..esia sas TAXEss TAxEsfp ssJt'i ssspsi
IT WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON MONDAY;
July 3D. 1.-THE list day being sunday to eleershs1ases
due from Merchants Punctua a,iendaDcs is szpsstesp
have no discretion In The matter Is, sssJs,ssss.T,
.s,. WIN. II. HIGH. shsrie
June IL. 1860. - - * +4'tiAifs3 I'D,
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MEYERs' MIRAcgIots tERl1ifS ~.
STnOYER, the oidess aud beat remedy knoxn Ee ~.
terminating RATS ond NICE, C0CKROISHH Bu6a,
ANTS, MOSQUITOES, Pleas. MOTHS, .Gkxix.
WORMS and GARDEN MSECTS "a, - -. - ..
~ Principal Depot. 6le BnoADwAr. n. " =,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, iil e,o s5lzEss
May Is, 1860. sst,fisss X .ss .sssf fe-vAswcas..
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49, WE ARE REQUESFED:H 10 ANs
81 nounce hOSES A. BLEDSQEy Ees,sn m
Wake County. fe'e' s - -
May "a, Isle. RAtks
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BARRY'S ATRICOPHER0USi IL tAs ~ .md
cheapest article for dressing, besuyiu esnsng ssr
ing, preserving and restoring the hair ls1is ~ nj
Sold by all Druggists and Perfdmers. - s1as ss
March Is, 1860. sf-strs 1T-wAswe npne. 81
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SPECIAL NOT1CE!-whits Sulphur Sia1- -
the White Sslsssr sJdsiA losssnbsisr Gu, Vs.
at the Springa rs tafis ssFi saslsls4a
This Company having nsae asss inpsossmsh@an ~.
Ting. the transported water 10 now - pese6s y ~tja
taken from its source. Address alf erdsb t.
PUKCELL, LADOx co. >
y1aa 1sf General ssests ~ Tie Ulitt Sysss
-ttT 81 fp - 90.
Nay 8, 1850. s' sssss
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SUN.
land,
|eadOw
b halt
|piished
|lUlOuR
tment
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experience has given sanction to the doctrines he
lived by when in College, and now recommended
to his successors that close and persevering atten-
ton to his text books was the proper business of
the student while at College that this only would
secure to him the proper benefits of resort to the
University. Valuable knowledge can be gained on
ly by correct thinking, and this by the mass Of
mankind is secured by patient communion with
the clearest and closest thinkers whether living or
dead. THIS doctrine he enforced by a consideration
of the nature and correlations of the mental and
moral faculties of man, appealing to the teachings
of history and biography, by glance at the i'm
mense fields in physical and in metaphysical science
yet to be occupied and by sglowing picture Of the
strength and prosperity of people united because
they know the value Of each to ALL intelligent by
reason of each mans exercising independently and
Alright the gift Of reason, and virtuous because they
know their duties, their spheres and mutual lmita-
TONS Mr. Pools style is clear, unambitious, and
but little ornamental His manner was quiet con-
tributing very little from the arts Of the deelamer to
the force of his teachings. Il was only when he
dwet at the close of his address on the vison OF his
country, happy because filled with the wise and
the eoo, that he showed the warmth Of his feelings
by the flashing of the eye and the fulness Of his
tones. s, y7r,aort "a. ri 81 i}zS -
The following DISCLAIMERS appeared in behalf Of the
Freshmen Class on Monday night: i seslggt sa.a
1 irsn ha guslss G. Mnsass Alsbam. 81
7 EtaS RlcaAsD a. Saii1isa sscoslAnd Neck
4 n.tt,. q Jvrv IA ~ sstsS MAcAuIAY..
z 10 1s W i b B1rr clispa HilI 81
Tha So,,fI 49, u a asaFs sfstsf' SINKS
- ~ Wn. lsaRssvs Fsnnsssse q
,1sa Nat6aaliH III ~ -; 0soAzE
~ .sszsGs IAnrnsens gfo1E 1alesA i s.,
s4sEes es Is aa.ls .fssl g. Wnss
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HAIR-woRK MADE TO ORDER

rINHE UNDERSIGNED beEs leave 10 inform the
l. Ladies' Of New Orleans and the public In gen.
eral, th@ he is fully prepared 10 execute any or
der Ia his line, such Brucsies, Necklaces, Guard,
sss's', l.a ca's,, Ere, Ds.p' S...' Sst.e,'
Fsses Books, B'rds, Baskets, Horns, Tpmpsts. Bar
rcis fsciures! also. F1o,ryr Botqtsfs, Monuments
Ldndscapss, Letters, Ibrtro,fs. DC, DC, De-, In
Lockets. Breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 10 bring
% public notice that he has made = new fnven-
tion, by which HAIR Workedm ffosesrs, Bosqusfs.
Monuments, de-, fc., never changes color, ~ no
gum whatever IL used. and he has thus succeed
ed In finding the means by which 10 preserve the
Hair FOREVER IN trs ouerr.L STATE. The Hair Of
the Youngest infant can be worked up By mss N,
OF this process.
Anxious 20 secure the patronage Of the Lsdies
and the public IN general, he assures thsm that
every effort will be made 10 satisfy their erpeo-
tstions in regard 10 nsatnees, durability and quail
ity; every article ofJewelry guaranteed.
TION.
The public are cautioned against q species Of
imposition In the above business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Europe, and
passing IL of as n executed with the Hair far.
nished By customers, therefore parties should be
~ Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested 10 be present, and see their work done.
40 a. 10 be convinced that The will get their own
Hair; this will be q satisfaction, which no other
efabiishmo,i In the City eau give, bs~cre Of tn
ss- wssehe. ana Jevslp Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
on oorp arp sstvrR rAxrs IN EXCHANGE.
Orders from the country addressed TO me vii
BE- promptly ssss nc % 70. cu.pr,rs .r,vx-
" you wish 10 get the sEAL nAIa Of ysur frispds.
r. STEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
No. ~ CHARTRBos 81,
Between Canai and oustouhouss strssts
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AN ENTIRE NEW sTCCK.

NICOLAS BARToLr. on Lafayette street, takes
IN pleasure 10 announcing TO the public, that
he has received fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part of the following articfest
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds OF GREEN and DRIED fRUfrs.
A large variety Of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN T. s..
CLARYT WINE by the cask. Boz and Bottle
MUsCAT and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES;
HyIDsIcKg cEIEBRArED CHAMPAGNE.
co RDIA LIS
ANrsErry, ALsYNTHE, KlRsKHENwAseER
CVGNAC BRAND1Es.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUfrs and CHERRIES.
sARDrNEs IN OIL.
Atso--A very large assortment Of the very best
brands 81 HAVANA CIGARS.
II calling TIE attention Of the public 70 the
above named articles. would say that viii sell
cs% ss'ss enough e ss:s,s %
Baton Resss, A~ssss ssd isss.
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NOTICE.

Office Southern Mutual Insurance COL
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, is6oJ
Al q meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, II was RssVited, To pay Sir
psr cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip,
fggkf per cent to Stockholders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending let Feb
rusry 1890, and to declare dividend Of
FIffy per cent. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the year ending slst
January, 1890, for which certificates will
be issued on aud after the lat day Of March
next.
n rae further Fssgised, To fedeeh. the
outstanding Scrip for the year 1857, on pre-
sentaton at the office Of the company.
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CUTIERyt CUTLERY n

TrsTteesived large and we'll selected stock
81 Of fne Pocket Knives, Dsggers and Colts Re
volvers. A new supply Of eiisbrisrs hollow
ground Hssots. tThen yeu get Razor o. me
aud u IL not just the thing bring u back and get
anotherl n. y. DAY,
spriT.2w Druggist,
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and AZ
IL lures Of the old and well-known
stand Of the late y. MussELNAs, have
made and shall continue 10 make addi-
tons thereto, sBtil every article usually
kept at such an establishment will be
found In my shelves. Candies--embrs-
cling ell the fine fancy CONNECTIONS cskes,
fine wines, pickles, preserves, sardines,
segsrs, sauces etc., will be found at my
establishment Of the VERY best. BY strict
personal attention, aud disposition TO
please the public, am determined TO
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal to the growing wants Of the City,
and surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day and night 10 o'clock.
nov15 q. ID. wADDILL.
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HLACKNMITII,S TOOL.s.

DJACKsMfTIPE Bellows, fresh from the Man
ID ufsctory, Anriis. Slsdges, TcnEs. Vices. Sold
eriug iroos, Plies, etc.
msyT LARGUIER q LANoUg.
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bran. OATS AND FLOUR.

100 BAGS oats; 100 psgs Btsr; 60 Barrel. Flour
luV just received at Besl's Cily Feed snd Flour
Store. JOSHUA Deal.
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CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
"a and Green Teas, warrant ted fresh, jus,
received by ED. n WIN. BOgE1.
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WHITE LEAD.

COCO WEIGHT PURE white Lead; COCO
OUVJO weight Snow Zinc; 800 boxes window
Glass Putty and Lithsree, at
mars MONTAN 4 MATTA'H.
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rU,HE SUBSCRIBER IL nov receiving direct
Il from the best manufacturers. . fuli sssort.
ment Of CARRIAGES, comprising, CoACHEs,
BARoUCHEs, RoCAwAys, BuGotEs, with and
without tops, Zine TrostnG BUGGiEs, sULKIEs,
and complete assortment Of
Cpu1LDRENs' CARS,
handsomely finished; also, an elegant assortment
of Harness, Of every description, Cemmon, Fine
aud sapernne.
have also added an elegant assortment Of
whipa 20 my stock. Purchasers are invited to
examine my stock before purchasing, a. i will
cell ON as good terms as any house In the south.
uov2p W.. TUNNARn
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tN-For professional and business cards,
f,neludlne daily paper not eseeeding SIC
lines, fof IL months, t2O--without the pa
18th privilege Of yearly advertisers
IL strictly limited 70 their own immediate
and regular business; and The business Of
an sdvsftising firm Is not considered hsih
eiudine that Of It's individual member
tE<Announeing candidates. for state
and Parish offices, si0 /; municipal edices
sb, 70 be paid for Invariably IN advance.
iF-All advertisements for strangers ~
transient persons 70 be paid in advance,
sE- Advertisement not marked on the
copy Cor specified time, will be inserted
tin Forbid, and payment exacted.
tE-All communications Intended ".
promote the private ends or interests OF
Corporations, Societies, Schools or individ-
uals, will be charged as advertisement.
tE-Cafds Of personal character ear
only be published in this paper as adver-
tise,nents, and must be paid for In advance
AZ double advertising rates.
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TO sPORTsM ZEN.
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs.

7 HAVE just received q new assortment Of these
i goods, very long aud new styles, ranging In
prices from 10 20 $50, also pretty assortment Of
Misses Ocaks and Tslmss, suitable for dress and
school C1osts. W. n. pHTLGfPg.
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western Produce at the Landing

NHrEH HAVE just received At our bcs,s Al the
wv ispding the following articles Of Western
Produce.
500 Barrels Fine Flour;
90 Half barrels Fine Ficur--jrst srrlved and
for sale by BEAL PATTERSON.
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REYOIYERN.

HAVE on hand the celebrated Adams
II self-cocking Reviewers, also Smith d
Wessen's Seven Shooters for cartridges.
now THEo, GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
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STATE ON LgUfsfANA-Pari.r ~
EAsr pAros Rouss, Feb. LIST, 1880, I
r. n remembered, That on this frss dsy ~ Feb
rusfy, 1859, before re the subscriber, gussiee Of
the fs.ee IN snd for the psrsh aforesaid, person
sliy appeared WIN. 4. Pike, President, and Y. ".
Hsb.rt. Secretary Of The Southern Mutual Insu-
rsne. Company o. Baton Rouge, who being duly
sworn according 10 Law, do depose and say thst
the nbov accounts are just and true, and a tran
se,int for The books Of ssId Company.
tsigredl wa. 2. PIKE, President.
F.E. fissERf, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ass,
dsy Of Febru.fr, 1850 .
tslrusdl p. A. WALKER,
Justice 81 the Peace.
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NHEss MEN sed pagammcn nc.rds- fine a.
~ scrtment iussrecelved BY
apris M. q WIN. soaEL.