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AN EDITOR

Matilda, did yopbrasr see an editor 9n
'No1sir4sbass1 bsGeYs it's something
mElsout Of wood, sip't tHp .
'NotaSsetly,.gas:cLild:s Hn eaisu is a
maeh.gs ataslkiTuse for pumping ideas in.
to tlsaeElds aeElgd = L ds5iyes i.s motive power
ttQsF tle*force Of circumstances, appljed
through the med;um-6 6ffsevefal promises to
pay 1t is fsaions gid Hewspapers. ink and
writing papeE. It reqlsres. constant oilipg
with .courlesiesx.ended 10 this Office, IN
the shape Of pitcher efsGost,aii.,, &c.
TssE are gas(gnaetsyalu IsEeir own.
errtkssss saardly repayshe trouble
OF saslng. .eassSf sttemseor they are ever
lastiagly getfi sutsef- order, spa besides,
'heysigensrslly wear cut, in aslsx years,
wheasheysa are fl f6s nothing bu. q Eieb..
en:sGIasen with: The best way 10 ise.
servo tHem the fongesti %; after The labors Of
the day are ore,,',o remove tl,em 10 warm;
clean room, sael spfoh. or wrap shsm ID
caGaa.' Byshjs ssaas sOu pre,en.ssI i;n.
jusious ou.sids IIsiees from l.aying an
dsst apen them. There are many f,nds
Of thess nihAdSlnes aR subs.a ntiaiiy s9the
sasaa. Bdt Known by different snames.A
There's the sslios," the sIoeal, = and sti,s
Sub, Atp'esent tie .bes.tsf thassiso ma.
machines can hesbought at ssery lodjr.
sre though occasionally ksrss snay Sps
that au,nands s'sai<sst6 Vaamsl1 make
the bsst drivers for these :machinss; being
able TO- o@enaeeshem bssses, gad1 Ezsp tHsu
in more perfsctssosle shan dAss, Den thouaf
once ina While, 4 re DO iasar s sn 5s
tibg run aasy with. q. -
These msoEiues can BE- nsas sssy sfpl
forsdsmessiSppsposea. They cas Is md
to chop wood, dtpA water, aud ID TACT IA "a
young lady who sIiais sof eoingsp HOUSE.
keeping should be With ,ut one. '''''
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PALMETTo+.
IRON WORKS
COLUMBIA. s. G.
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WILLIAM GLAZE PRorRIEroR.
GEORGE A. SHIELDS. FonrM,y.

MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES of
1N1 any power desired. for Mills and Plan.
tntion purposes, at short notice, having Mt all
times OH hnnd some finished. or in q forward
stnte. In connection with our Mill and Engine
Work. we hsve secured the services of Mr..
JonS Cn.prlisS. who is one of the best Milf.
wrights intiie South, to s,,perintend the put.
ting up Of Mills and EngineS
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
All descriptions Of Brass and Iron CASTINGS
executed in the very best manner, nnd at short
notice. as We cast every day in til. week Our
stock OF patterns is very large. having recent
'!y purchased all those formerly owned hy G..
W. Right, which being added TO those mnd..
ut my establishment fur the past five wears
makes the assortmcn. more full tlnn any other
like establishment in the State.
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W. Sssa n ~ Y, fsi, 4 81 ,s<ena 81!
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Issys l|Esss rss i.sIs tssIs ss.s:. Ds:.
rticles.- MarcH "a, 1850!
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"son anu SAFflaSc SpOkCS.
In connection with the Establishment. wc
are, are manufacturing Wagon and Carriage
sPokes OF the very best material, and in sell
Viper cent: lower than the same Spoke Gun be
.tSOupht nj Tho Nortb ~ ~
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WIRE RAILING.

am agent for one Of the largest Wire Rail.
ing Companies at the North, and will furnish
Window Guards. Gallnries, Vernmlas Bed
slea'ls, or amy other description Of Wire Works,
Mt the book prices Of the manufacturer, whicI,
can be seen at my office
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, BOOTS Be SHOES
, Patent Leather Boots
|! Calf Skin Boots,
/ Purp Solr,l Boots,
i Patent Leather Caters,
I Fine Calf Skin CATERS
j Fine Goat Six in. Caters,
| Fine CIohsG6itesa,
Fine Elastic ssifess.
+, FinsOx ford deTia Shoes.
Fine Low Qunrtrred Shoes,
fAll qualities. Some ns fine rs they ale made
! We vii! sell
A goodaWaikinS Shoe for sI.OO
AND
A FINE PAIR BOOTS EOR
Five Dollars.
A few of
COLTS
Late Improved
R j. p E AT ER 3.
CIGA RS.
= word to those who like to smoke Fl ne
CiGARS-wc lave now the best lot of lila.
v"na Cigars ". ever l,ad, and will sell them
10 low possible. J.
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r Tvs.

Il have always OIL hand, and am steadily
manufacturing all descriptions Of Flows
with many other things in the agricultural
line, mud will, in short time commence The
manufacture Of all kinds Of agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS All ask is for the Planters of the
South encourage this enterprise by their pa.
tro"nse Call and judge for yourselves.
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CORN MILLS

=, ! nm Agent for one Of the best Portable
Mills now in use. and can furnish onv sz. wnn
ted. Persons wishing these Mills are invited
to call at the Works and witness the operation
OF one now ip use. The Miilrock, which i.
the very beat is procured,from E.lrctield, S c.
and the;als are built. complete ut our Establish.
ment.
To those who have given me their patronage
ior the length of iine?I have been engaged in
tins business | tender my wnrme>t thanks, and
solicit q continuance of the same. and to those
who have rot yet done so, | rcspectfullv o.I
their favor and support, MS neither pains nor
expense will be spared On my part in contribu.
ting promotion'uf home manufactures, of everv
article within my sphere Of action. All that
Is necessary 10 SUCCESS in these enterprises is
The favor und support Of the people of the
South.
March, 80 l2ml WILLIAM GLAZE
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BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
,ClRCULAR SAWS.

lsanf agent for Il. Hoe & Co 8 celebrated
Circular Saws. and nl.o for a manufacture of
the same article in Richmond, Va. A full sup
riy ct theseaSnws. of all siZss. always on hand.
Persons wishing them will do well To call on
me. ns make no chnrge for fitting them TO the
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ISHuMANrTY REBuKED.- the occasion
of the burning Of the steamboat Ben Le,ois,
on tho Ohio, Captain Miller, of the Boy
City, refused to allow his steamer to go to
the rescue Of the passengers on the burn
ing vessel. The indignation created by
this evidence Of heartlessness, induced the
steam boatmen on that river to hold q
meeting and Investigate the matter, thus
giving Captain Miller q chance to relieve
hlmself Of the odium attached to his name.
The meeting was held in Pittsburg, and
Captain Miller submitted q statement
in justification of himself. IL utterly
failed to excuse him, however, in the
opinion Of the meeting, which adopted
q series Of very severe resolutions, denoun-
cling his conduct as heartless, and holding
him up to. general scorn aud contempt"
- Crescent.
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How Nm. WEBSTER SETTLED THE NoRrH-

How Mn. WEBSTER SETTLED THE NORM
EASTERN BOUNDARY QuEsTIoN.--W have
never heard q more beautiful incident in
the life of Mr.. Webster, than that which
he related to friend Of ours. II was in
effect this: "when Lord Ashburton and
myself" said that great man, "sat down,
ut opposite sides Of the table tirely alone,
az both had desired to consider the North
eastern boundary difficulty, I said to bis
Lordship at my outset, MY Lord, | wish
TO propose to you, ut tho commencement
Of this discussion, this simple resolution,
to DO adopted before we 90 further, name
ly, that The question at Issue bet,ceea your
oowatry and mine shaU be ssttled 9mseablg;
and that the enemies Of the institutions
and religion Of both shall not be allowed
the delight Of seeing both doing their ut
most to destroy each other" With the
deepest emotion, Lord Ashburton replied;
81 heartily accept the resolution" and ct
the same time grasped Mr.. webster's hand
across the table
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Tur GuEAr EAsrEpN-Spr VIII,

Tue GWEAT EAsTERN-SnE WILL
VISIT CAPE MAy.-The Directors
announce that she will be closed to
the public after the 2Sth instant
a week from next Saturday-and that
she will take her departure for En-
gland on the 10th Of August, touch
ing at Halifax on the way.
Meantime, she is to make IN ex.
cursion to Cape May, leaving on
Monday morning, the 30th, and re.
turning on Wednesday morning
This will be most admirable oppor-
tunity TO witness her performances as
a sea going vessel, aud the Directors
count with some degree Of confidence
on having large company. The
number Of tickets to be sold will be
limited, and the price for the excur.
sion, covering three days, is SO
which certainly cannot be considered
high. She will, undoubtedly, take
out large number Of passengers on
her voyage to Europe, as very many
persons intending to cross the Atlaut.
10 during the season will probably SC
arrange the time of their departure
rs TO go in her if possible.--N Y
Times.
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RAILROAD TAX IN MoBIIE.-The
Supreme Court of the State of Ala
bama, has approved the decision Of
the Cbancery Court, that the tax
levied by the City Council in aid Of
the Mobile and Great Northern Rail
road is constitutional, and the ordi-
nance passed for collecting IL valid.
The company will now be able TO
proceed with the building and equip
ment of the road.
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RECEPTION OF THE PRtNoE or
WALEs.-A dispatch from st. Johns,

REcEPuoN or THE PRiNoE or
WALEs.-A dispatch from st. Johns,
New Foundland, Of the 22j, says:
The preparations for the reception
of the Prince of Wales, are nearly
completed. There is much excitement
among all classes in view of the con
templated event. The programme of
demonstrations will he T: on the first
day the Governor, bishops, judges,
&c., meet the royal party and the
different societies, headed ty the Ma
sonic body, form an escort TO the
Government House. In the evening
there will be display of fireworks,
anil the public buildings will be illu-
minated.
On the second day the Prince holds
levee and receives an address. There
will be regatta ON Lake Quiviva,
and probably the Prince will drive
ground the lake. In the evening there
will be grand ball, which the Prince
will attend. On the third day he
embarks, and the arrangements are
the same as at his landing The wealth.
err Is beautifully clear and cool. The
squadron is expected here tomorrow
or Wednesday evening. The House
Of Parliament is handsomely decors-
ted, and much enthusiasm prevails.
All Of which, we suppose, the Prince
has already gone through with.
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LETT THE Gas BURNING AND WENT

LEFT THE Gas BURNING AND WENT
TO EuRopE.-The New York cores
pendent Of the Mobile Register, relates
the following:
Recently gentleman returned from
Europe he had been absent with
his family seven months. lie paid
his gas bill the day he left, and the
house had not been opened for seven
months, yet when it was, the gas
man took a return from the meter,
and bill was made out for $50. Mr..
Grinnell went and complained to the
secretary, related the circumstances,
and threatened exposure, Of such a
bnre-faced robbery. He refused to
pay the bill. very well, sir" said
the secretary. Mr.. g., went home
and told his wife. "Pay it, said she
why so ?" said he. Because" said
she, ''the day we left New York, |
had to go back to the house Tor some
article | had forgot. The window
shutters were fastened /; | lit the gas ;
the other day when we returned I
found it still burning"
The bill was paid, for steady gas
flamer had been burning for seven
months. Gas stock pays a heavy
dividend.
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s@- 1t is said that the Falls Of st.

B@- II is said that the Falls Of 81.
Anthony, on the Upper Mississippi,
are rapidly undergoing a change !;
that at the middle Of the river they
receded nearly or quite $50 feet dur
ing the spring Of 1859, and this
spring, il is stated, they have gone
back nearly $50 feet further. The
St. Anthony Express thinks that in
few years they will be destroyed en-.
tirely, leaving nothing but long
reach of rolling, tumbling rapids be-
hind.
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The Civil WARIN VENEZUELA.

The Civil WARM VENEZUELA
By way of New York, we have news
from Venezuela, TO the 2lst ult. The
rebels still continued to commit acts
of strocity in various parts of the
country, more particularly in the viii
lage Of Aragua. There were reports
at Barcelona that julius Monagas
had died Of wounds.
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bN- The Minneso,ian, published at
St. Paul, chronicles the arrival Of
large number Of visitors from the
South. The number Of strangers at
the International Hotel is stated to
be nearly two hundred. 1t gives a
most glowing account of the delights
Of summer sojourn in that pleasant
Northern land.
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Lrsr OF THE MIpsHIpMES OF THE
Class OF ls57.-The following are
the names of the midshipmen of the
date of 1857. who have passed q
satisfactory examination for promotion
by the Board Of Naval Officers recent.
ly assembled at Annapolis, in the
order arranged : Francis b. Blake, Of
Pennsylvania Joseph w, Alexander,
of North Carolina Henry ID. Todd,
Of New York James NJ. Pritchett,
Of Indiana Edward Terry. of Con.
necticut Chas. J. Graves, of Georgia ;
Francis NJ. Bunce. Of Connecticut ;
Byron Wilson, of Ohio; Henry b.
Seeley, of New York Frederick V.
McNarr, of Pennsylvania John w.
Kelly, of Alabama Thomas B. Mills,
of Alabama Arthur r. Yates, Of New
York; Clark Merchant, of Massachu-
sets II. w. Miller, of New Jersey.
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AMERICAN MASurAoruHrs IN Eorrr.

AMERICAN MANUFAcTuREs IN EGYrT.-
An Eastern correspondent, in speaking OF
Egypt and her present ruler, remarks tina,
American goods do not stand very high
with him since the failure of his American
steamer, built at Boston, but his admira
ton of American railway carriages still
continues. His last order was for private
car, for which he agreed to pay the con-
tractor, the U. S. Vice Consul at Alexsn-
dria, the sum Of seventy five thousand
dollars.
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ALI IRELAND CoMrse.-The END n
grafton to this country from Ireland
has been increasing very rapidly
for the past three or four months,
and the impression is that IT will
be more than double this year what
it has been any former year. We
copy the following from late num-
Der Of the Liverpool Post
1.-THE extraordinary emigration at
present going forward to the Uni
ted States direct from all the ports
of the sister isle has excited the
attention and alarm Of Irish politi-
clans and journalists. A visit to
the Liverpool docks during the
the past few weeks, and TO the diff
ferent emigration officers along
Waterloo and Regent roads, would
not lead In any degree to diminish
the alarm, as at no period for many
years past has the emigration been
so brisk as at present to ports in
the United States indeed, some
of the leading emigration houses
state that the trade has not been
so brisk since 1881. During the
present month the exodus from the
Mersey TO the United States in pas
sengeys, being an average Of 5000
weekly, and the number exhibits no
apparent signs Of decrease. 10
addition to the above, several YES
sells are now ready for sea and at
anchor in the river, with not less
than 1900 souls ON board bound
for the United States"
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nalIu o5a3ettt an0 Gomet.
BATON ROUGE
.r.-.... a. - 49, LIZ q. ~ IL

DEAra or THE CoNsuL ron HAM
BuRe.-Tbe Africa brings the intelli-
gence Of the death of Mr.. George e.
kuhuhard, merchant Of New York,
and Consul for the free city of Ham
burg Germany. lie died on the 4th
instant.
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The EMPEROR NAPoLEON's VIEWS.
A correspondent Of the London Times,
writing from Turin, the 9th inst.
says:
bear from the very best sources
that q person Of high rank, just on
bis return from Paris, who saw Ma
poleou at FontainebIeau, related that
this monarch had expressed himself,
10 the most unequivocal and positive
terms "that IL had become a matter
of necessity that both the Bourbon Of
Naples and the Poutiff Of Rome should
decamp." The Emperor added, that
it was possible the Pope might inhabit
the island Of Sardinia, with the nom.
isal sovereignty over tbe island, bat
allowing it the full enjoyment Of its
present free institutions. The Pope
would enjoy civil list Of 10, 000, 000f,
Of the rest by other Catholics States
That the Emperor expressed him
self 10 the above language | have no
reason to doubt. What extent his
words conveyed bis own real secret
intentions and resolutions, and to
what extent bis will may be taken as
the last decree Of fate, time will 10
al probability soon reveal. The real
fact is. perhaps, that European public
opinion is driving Napoleon III be.
youd all his original plans.
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Ldy- The French sapans are apply
ing photography TO physical astrono-
my and the mathematical measure
ment of the heavenly bodies.
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ALE AND PORTER

Ok CASKS Genuine India Pale lie, 10 do.
ZC Muer 4 Sons Sparkling le 10 Cases
Guinness Dublin Stout; Casks spetr's Lager
Beer-for sale at reduced prices.
maybe ed. 4 wM DGEL,
New Store, opposite the "a stand.
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NAVAL FoRoE or ENGLAND IN CHINA.
Some weeks since, Lord Clarence
Paget declined, for reasons he
thought sufficiently weighty, TO
give the exact amount of our ma
val forces employed in the East
Indies and on the coast Of China
The following particulars will be
interesting to the public at time
when, in all probability, hostilities
are going on aud, as we have col
Iected them from the most reliable
sources, they may be depended up
on. We have two adnIirals-Vice
Admiral James Hope, y. B., and
Rear.Admiral Lewis T. Jones, g.
b.; one Commodore, IL Captains,
one acting captain, II Commanders
two acting-commanders, 10 Lieu
tenants commanding, and two
masters commanding There are
serving under these officers, in ad-
dition TO q number Of disposal IN
the event Of casualties, the usual
compliment of Licutenants, &c, ac-
cording TO the ratings of the diff
ferent ships. There are SO effective
vessels of various classes, mount.
ing 400 guns, manned by upward
eff 1000 seamen aud marines. There
are also borne en- the books Of the
flag ship Chesapeake two battal-
ions of Royal Marine Light 1nfan.
try, aud a company Of Royal Marine
Artillery, making together some
1900 men. We have, therefore. in
addition to the army dispatched
from India and from England. 5000
sailors and marines to bring against
the Chinese. We have not taken
into account the vessels and the
crews of the late East India com
pany's navy, as they are chiefly
employed on other parts of the sta
ton, and hitherto have not taken
part in the new war with China
We Lave not noticed receiving.ships,
storeships, or hospitaI-ships, of
which there are everal.-London
Army and Nary Gazette.
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NOTICE.

TT BEING the duty Of the vestry o rent ths
Il Pews OF 81. James Church for on year, COM
mencins July ist., 1880, and endis on June
Both, 1851 notice Is hereby given, lat all per.
IONS now occupying pevs will be cdsidered as
having rented said pevs for one yes as above,
unless the Treasurer Of the church inotihed to
the contrary before the LIST proxim> Any one
desiring to select pew from those pv vacant
will please apply 70
july19 WIN. MARKHAM, treasurer.
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rection. We knew the deceased,
well. Indeed (there,s nothing to
be made by it--for the man is
banged) be was q kind Of cousin
of ours. Poor Tom We had a
better opinion Of you than this
The idea of suicide--and that by
the ungraceful and unpleasant
mode of hanging, because Of the
falling due of mere note, for sew
eral dollars, and no funds to meet
it | nothing but the veriest insaui-
ty, n diseased and collapsed copdi-
ton or mind could have suggested
this expedient. We took you TO be
more of hero, If not a philosopher,
and are charitable enough TO be-
lieve, that there must have been
some other cause, for this effect.
Thisis very cowardice itself How
much better to stand up and fight
the sings of outrageous fortune.
Is not life lottery--a mere game
of chance, in which we gain to.
morrow what we lose to-dayH Why
Sir, the man who stands up and
fights the battle doing the best he
can, under the motto be just and
fear not" never loses; his very de-
feats are victories. But there's
no use arguing the point with you
now, for you have settled it. May
you enjoy that peace Tom, in an
other and mayhap, better world ;
which pssseth all understanding.
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NE w GOOD.

NEW GOOD
lust Received n Fine A$rtm,pt Of
Silver Plated Ware on pure lbsis, consist
lug In part Of
Ice Pitchers.
Breakfast, Lunch snd Dinner Qtofs
Ice Cream and Custsrd Stand
Toilet Bells, Psrfpmery stsds:
Bread and Cake Baskets
Pitchers, Goblets and Ups:
Knives, FORKS and SONS
Decsntsr stands, Candle hcks, ke.
julyf1-3w PIPER lBKiDsoRD.
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,.svv.i OlLii
IN ye OIL, just received and
~ ~. 1T I'M. PHEN DERGAs
,,,vo, "'" opposite Hsrpey House.
Conn NIL CORNiii
200 :.. * ws'': + ;,;5: ."s for
juiy2f "
DURK-75 Bs,u...-a,, ,., Ar.
i packers, In sterfo, s.ls a,
JuiyA PREHDERgA5T'S
- ILOutLOURii
IL and for sale BY n ggsNnFngaET
iuue2l
HAMs.-sO0 suga AZ ;ns, ,oes;,sd and
- ~, ssieat PHENDBGAsT's.
T ARD.-50 KEos a., ..,,.,. ,f r.,a
IL on hand and for Sd
jnns2l prNpERr AsT,s.
DACOSi BACON . h no,,as n, g, siass
- ana shcnioers-hssfn the packers. just
received and for sale at kENDEBgAsTis.
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A EVERETT CLUB.

,~bers Of this club, and all desi-
dav aLoining, will meet on Mon
the 86th inst, at tho old
an, ISL Dhufch. By order of the
juiy2stf arrangements.
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ISL LINEN.

tra,n Lived tot Of pure Linen, direct
.t.,.s., a. Also an assortment Of white
;,.,s5, In the market.
''y@ N....fANNIE r. UCONOR,
yard St, near State House.
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AT COST

nN ACCOUNT Of my departure firm Baton
Clocks, Jewelry, Diamonds, Pianos, ct, at orr.
ginal cost price. At the same time ITould in
form all my customers, who are indicted to me
10 pay their accounts or settle the sam, by note.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
tuiy17 Matchmaker and Jereiier.
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MORE Sins.

r HAVE just eeceived 10, e,s of those fine
II iiavsna sessrs, which.r N, sale Al New
orleans prices. Gall and ed them.
juiyll kENDkRGAsT.
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Lime, Cement and Plaster Paris.
A LARGE supply Of fresh stock just stored
n julyi7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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yURIGHTs PILLs-12grOss wrightPiIls, fresh
w and genuine, direct from Dr.. fright, for
sale vhelesals and retail b. I'D. DAY.
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FRESH CHOCOLATE.

IUsT received an assortment Of Supsisr Choeo
81 late by june22 I'D. 6wn BpGEL-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-28
POLITICAL NOTICES.
,UaLA3 AND JOHNSON.
RATIFICATION MEETING.

MEETINU.
peeting postponed hast Saturday, owing
understanding win take place on North
| I'd street, on
stDAy EVENING, 18TH INST.
eock Pm.
suULE, ANDREW 3. HEBRON aud
tnsN STUART will address the meet