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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
RED RIVER PACKET co.
CTATM OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY or NEW ORLEANS.


BE 1T KNOWN That this LIST day of June, in the year
of Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty and Of
Independence Of the United States Of America the Eighty
Fourth,
Before ME, DANIEL ISRAEL. RICARDO, Notary Public
In and for the Parish and City Of New Orleans State of Lous
aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and IN presence
of the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned personally
and appeared the parties whose herenno sub
scribed;
Who declared that ayang themselves Of heproviSons Of
Act passed by the Legislature of the State of Louisiana entitled
SIAN the organization of Corporations Tor Works o Public
Improvements and Uity approved March 4th 1855 they
agreed and do by these presents covenant
agree and bind themselves and hose whom they represent to
themselves into cosutea corporation for the object
and purposes under the spnlaons and regulations follow
Ing, to-wit:
ARTICLE l.
The name and title Of said corporation shall be the RED
RIVER Low WATER PACKET COMPANY" /" ndits dom,
He'll hereby established IN the City Of New Orleans 1t shalt
business under this Act Of Incorporation es soon
shall exs and continue for the terra of Twenty Five years
from the date hereof unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for during which said period the nid corporation
sha have and authority in the Aforesaid
to have Rnd eoy succession to contract and he sued TO
make and corporate seal TO hold receive purchase and
convey property both real and personal Oyeabe and ove
able the ntents and purposes for which said
citation has been formed and appoint such officers and
its interest and convenience requires to make
establish By Laws for the regulation of its affairs and
enjoy s such other rights powers and privileges
are by law guaranteed o corporations
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

All the corporate powers Company shall be exercised
5 nj obs s91d H. 3 f. & Ss9s a i B
Koun to serve until The r Monday in April est s6
shall b duly elected aud Of the frst Mon
sS ap q a 81 Z or
Board i q s9a ees A eah @ ee
ton Of Stockholders each Stock holder shall he entitled
any circumstance prevent election Board Of D
issued By tie President calling togeher
for that purpose Thereafter rs permit
Board their be President Of
re Company who shall have u pgSe @ @ 70 receive and ID TsesP
bins and osf necessary the management of the
hs % e. a. oTpg s ar Il q 9s se. saf s
d S S ssys s pnS e NE assenf ~
II Tie President shall Be whom citation shall
months VIZ on arst Monday Of the moath Of April July
5 SseSf ssnsnsT a%a opaon y he d5@pay nay
raure Inc same Meetings Of the Board Of Directors may
called the Of any one Director or two Stock
holders Of the corpgly. -.
Monday d te months Of April july october and January
noeoa 3 q be ss submitted to ho Board Of Directors who shall
annual report the Stockholders on the first Mon
be Board Of Directors shall elect Secretary Board
9g gfeco tSe " b all Il The Board o
Dseors and The stoekhodtrs and the same SHAH be 4 a
times open the inspection and examination of the s0ekhod
all elections each Stakeholder entitled
for eac owned by him provided such stock snal
transferred to him within thirty days prior 70 nct
resent any meeting Of the stoekhoIders Of the Com
sad sekhoer would have been entitled to had he
been present himself At such meeting me ". ..,..
Of All employed by them In the Of hs Company
may the government Of the Company and
Chg Ct IT. ~ ST pgydGd G s same n s1a a mot esn @
the occasion require They shall have
BSzss q e s9 s to borrow MONEY and 10 Ss
build cause be built steam vessels for the use Of
the Company
ARTICLE w.
In deah regnati9n IF any 9f The peS;o
e agice e ys e bs e. hs % 9Se Ct & hs T9~P @ e.
Board Of pitecoss at The meeting Board such
yasaney " he election Of one Of It's msPeTs e 81 the
Ss HI board i Dreetos lie first eetiag after
ea s9sa The Pdet ese q he Roa3 have
point Secretary pro act until the election OF secrea
ry as herein provided for
AnrIeIa VIZ.
Certificates Of Stock the Stockholders
as the hoard shah organse uuder This act and such
Baar a @ he h be ad unless made npon lie soeE
book and by the surrender of the certificate
. ARTICLE VIE.
such extent be BY the Board
Of Directors AID determined npon 6y ma9ry M p amount OF
after fifteen days previous notice in one of the city newspapers
Tn. COMPANY shall make adends as often as the Board
Directors shall deem expedient
4RrIoLI <.
The Stockholders general meeting held for that purpose
after shry sys noee n % one @ saa BY vote S
power make modification nddion or ehaneS in this
ARTICLE
stockhodss dettrns 70 close before they shall
to cose lie corporation effects and divide the proceeds
Thus done passed n oise in The said city Of New
n fhs 1ames with said pSres and Noty day
and date forth in the caption hereof
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SCH EDULE OF MAILS.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-UEFICE.
sUHnER ARR4vGERsar.

From june Ist to Nove,nber 1st. 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

Comparative condition Of the Banks of New Orleans
for four years at the dates specified about the middle
f,fT Tnca Z T.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

ULUSKEY,S POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Encyclopedias,
ByM W. cLUsKEY, Washington, D. @.
Tteonains, among other things,
The varions Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress;
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad.
Senators Green Douglas Coamrs and stephens
and others Reports on kansas
Leeompton, Topeka and Ieayenworth Constitutions
votes on the same Indeed everything essential
spperann the including President Piercss Special
The fhe consttation e5a ef The United States.
Washington's Farewell Address.
Ordinances Of 1884 md I787.
virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of l78s and 99,
Gayis Report favor of the Distribution of the Public
Lands able against it, with full history of the
President Perces Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land BILL
The address of Mr. Taulkner on the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Percey Message yetoing the River Harbor
The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Abo
Mr. Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messrs Buchanans and Williams Letters the Bargain and
Mr.. Galhoun's Port Hi Address,
President J9ekson's Proclamation against Nulhcation
la history & os F Party sS 9onysnens a sanb o.ro ~, p,,.
Power Of the Supreme Court
Mr. Bnchanans Minority Report the subject.
wise and Mr. Garthers' Letters against the American
Organization, and Hen A. H suaFts Letters signed "Madi
our defending it.
KenUeth Rayneris Speech at Philadelphia November
aud in North Carolina in 1882
4 history Of with the votes on the varions Tariffs.
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. FilmoTe,s Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion public the Of Congress the Ter
kitoTies.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with thereon BectiDnRg
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
CLAYTON Compromise.
Wmot Proviso
With many other things toe numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated aud in Congress-
any subject having political Specification, Is given.
book will the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other questans
Single Copies, IS; Club Of Six, SI5,
JAS, B. SMITH co., Publishers,
m2S Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

70 sail SUNDAY, Dec. % at O'Clock A. NJ
s,E-ssE5p FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
AiMjNgSH The steamship Star of the West, Griffin
ss~ssssa commander will leave the wharf puncualy
above, with the United States mails and passengers.
Passage to New YrkC CABIN S40 Steerage, SIS. Passage
to Hayana-Gabin, sci; Steerage, SO.
For freight PASSAGE apply the office the Company
Magazine street.
AIS t22 DE WISER Il CO. Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

I WRIGE4.E Ss cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
% and popular Family hedcines which they aupply
Druggists and ers Proprieors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency ISL ChartFes street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

roAL. COAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON
" hand for sale large supply Of English Camel Pittsburg
and Anthracite Coal at the lowest market price
BARBOT 4 WARNER.
n5 If 2 Commercial Place.
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vS1HAI MAJ Br. LEARNED FROM 4 TREE
d. APPLETON C Coz,
nos. 4IJ AND a., BROADWAY,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED
FROM
4 TREE.

HARLAND COCLTAs,
Author OF Organic Life the IN Animals u Plants st
vol, 5vo., tlOb, Al
From The Eycntug Bulletin
The wors ohornds IA rtr"cn7 N passages 80 true 90
age-minded and pTshcnslye tina. nond be .3y
iLcetd 10 hzye read tcn us Labor truly
noble We commend il 50 drscrgug the ate t5n OF these
NhJ read good and seiul books
Prom The Phsltl lyhia luauii.f.
The ancient minstrel trees dsr. Dut Harlan Coultas
hiss nisde t'n speak and with wonderfully asc ~, elo
e should Il out Of the 70 encourage this philosopher
who gives IN r-r thl ShlAc pcaIe felt b has
not ported, as is nov beautifully d'ne'
D. L Co H4vE Ju.r Prrrrsasp:
BERTHA PfRCf Or, bE-rgsaScs. BY Margaret Yield.
vel, limo. E &
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE's NOTES on NURSING.
vol, limo. Cloth % cents. Paper covers b cents
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE By George
uenTy Lepr.. 2'ols., i2no 81
DIR. OLDHAM Al GREYsroNEs, AND MS TALK
THERE. I'll
TIE MOUNT VERNON PArERs By EIeerd Everett
l voi l2mo ~ %
TUE HISTORY oF TUE STATE or RHop1ET 1T IsLhSp ',SIi
Greene Arnold Nol- IL. Price ~ - -
VOYAGE DoyvS THE IM0oR: wiz : Journey through
Sbri I'D Incidental Mtnchvra kausch ,t aud
Jspan By Perry MoDonoush Collin VOL lsmo Ci"'h
RAwLINsUNS HERnnuTUS anew Eusl.h version, cdi-
I'D uitb rou Notes and APpTudicc. Maps and IgsTuon'
lols to Ill. Pdce az ~ each
Ng.Eiy RgtnY: -"
THE EBONY IDOL ANo'cL ~u.t-o 10y u Lady OF New
LIfE OF WILLIAM T. PORTER, laee Editor Of PoT'er'
'RRFHiNisGfSI rs OF 4 GENERAL OFFICER or zou-
hGfEs itifE I'D TEARs. By the sah.r of"The ner Of
RedclyHo.'
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
l. THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
ERnM TIE COMMON CouNCIL.

ResoOtion drsctia. The crea Aq.edaet pepaitI,I. to
e he i5s 0rs1 y ~ % 4t5 " aSs 5s a,.
By The intersection Bank street aud Green Eh Ayene
i've f the pay1s sid >ta and Eisba and
ha the co o 50 nucA ul u, pavement o. sao LAY
ns tebh bs asssed upon the city.
Board of Aldermen, Ja.e Is, 1850
On and noes adopted.
board Of Couneilulen. Juy 10, 1860.
ON ayes and adopted.
Re,oaton that the side~ rs frcnt Of No. & md sO1 HID
sg,d aDde the direction Of the Street Corms-
Hoard OF Aldermen Juae ia, 1000
ON ayes md noss adopted - ,o.o
On ayes and adopted
The Mayor Aldermen and CommOuaty oftbs City Of Se~.
Yok IN Commou Council convened % ordau Is f,loss
sEcoS The Comptrol'r otne CITY OF Ne"Yors Is here
BY suhOrd md directed to isue acodan sith The pro
vision, Of tie act entitled An at Tor he CONSTRUCTION regsa-
tity Of Newi ard provide additional the 1or'
fandn created by ordh OF tn. Comm Cosael Of TIE
y Of ~ sPPioyed oy the aaSoI GA .as sta DAY q
Board of aldermen July a. 1850
On and noes adopted.
BOARD Of Coancin,-n July To- ISeo.
Rcsoiion deetins Comptroller the lease ot
premises eeuied BY Hose Company No s for tea yssIs .r
Board Of kldenn,m' Nay 81. ISto.
ON 1yesand poes adoptd.
Boud Of Iouncilmen July TO- 1860
On ayes and ads,sed
S.og % rnS s s siS' b. az to T. 3
% G % psos Rs & an ssrs 'si ssssf Sss S
adopted
bee a q Aldermen, July H. lsoa
On sy,s Lnd ADOPT d.
Boa q OF U,uLcneD July 10, 1900
On ayss and noes sdop cd.
Rr.oati suhoilis the Street Conim,sioner 70 tro,..t
and ake the necessary repairs h 10 Fle1eps
Hall mery occupied by Fire Com u.si nsrs for ths gso
HooA and lasde Company No the not cost oVss
$3.50
Bo,fd Of Aldermen, July 2 1909.
On and noes adspied
Board OF Couneiuien, July 10, 1900
On ayes aud adopted.
Re.oun that the caITiags way the Intersection Of Cor
lac and Water str be paved tn direction Of the Tp
Aqucd Board the award - be submit 10 the Coun
Council Tor adoption and the accompanying dlnsDce sopte
hoard Of Aldermen, May 81, 1900
On ayes aud noes ADJ pied
board OF Conncilmcu July TO- 1900
On ayes and noes adopted.
IN ordinance auth IEe the boro wing money Ia .r,
deficiencies In the STREET improvement Fusd In pursaas Il
1883 ~' -
bond OF Aldermen. June II, la6o
On syrs and no-s adopted.
hoard OF Councilman Iuly 10, 1900.
On ayes and noes adopted.
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prp pooos.

PECIAL NOT | & f.
DE, FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS "AhEkooAo'
Nos. 20, II, 80, 81, So and 81
DUANE -oT.,
EHAR BRoADwAY.
whore they will offer for sale and elegant s'ocA oi
DRY GOODS for the Fall Trade suited to oil sections o! 'he
country. Thoy op"ins weekly
AMOSKGAG
and
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
IN new and desirable styles These celebrated frh' are te
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
now sold IN the United States end they beg lea7e to cal the
particular attention
or DEALERS
20 ,hpu.
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600 APPIrqNAL RE%ARD Y. ar ;as
WALTON hereby oner REWARD OF 81 On addition 10 ha
$50 offered by the Mayor for ths apprehenon and
coniuon Of The person who murdered said J.h,
Naloh ahd Iohn w. Matthews WM. y. WALTON.
=, - JOB LONG.
New-York July 10 1860 y v ALLEN
" B Any information srulns tie ldai. HI be res.,vs,
st the COIonrrs Office. NS
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Published Tnis Dsy:
i ICHEN TUFTS FROM TIE ALLEGHA-
By EnLABETH {. WmGHr.
GgsrUNT.

By ELILABETH 4. WEIGHT.
CoATENT,.
Into the Woods The Nsre Cufe-log the Body; The SA.
Be Cune-Fol the Mind; In. PeFe5i0n oi tho Katu,sl
Fa9rn p zsu Dream Anthem The Lost Lake; Love iu
&sge6 me Dual st, Word 70 tire Weary, By tue M.,
3Ip; Sacrament Maks not Poyertys Cup too Bitter To.
y; TwIa Voioes Besgtfgi Li,i Phant IA euiding
ibety-Lqshty- -Brotherhood' 1he fle,gIe on Le wan
Woods; Snow song; AsItLa stS Besms ia SHADOW Lsnd
nation Lul.sby ~. Of Times Harvest voice iio a
o,Ser.sry Lettert AnniyensTy Letter nodefn
be ffss ~rDt Nigl Lessons Lies Nooning 5ons, lhe
Of BlossonSi 70 Ptsne Land A Heyerie Alter Eg1.
tL, l1uo ~ ssut free by mail receipt Of Pnce.
" DOOLADY, No. ~ WaLkeffA
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60 6portsmen.

EISHING TACKLE.
THOMAS n. BArE Ca,
No NARRES-ST.
MAR BROADWAY.
EISHING TACKLE.-Rods Reels, Lines,
smells Gut. and all of Fishing Tackle Powder " sks
and Shot Pouches patterns ald all ces for FShn3
and Shooting for sale BY C. CONRof, No. % facn st.
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WANTED-S200, for four months, 10 carry oot
an ene prise Tor which advantageous aans ,wen,s viii
oe mace aad ample 'eemy syen Aaaess w. cr ~ Inter
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goparlnrrsbip Notifes.

NOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM III. SWAN is daly
~ so.Lollztd to SIGN OUR FIRM BY grocuralon.
URINNELL MIhTuRN &c.
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Professional Notices.

n IL. IlIGBEE, .
u. kTTORSEY-AT-LAW,
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
Collections for Western Missouri made aud promptly re-
nitt,d.
4 MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN
IL. TIsT has REMoVEOt TO NO. 20 Wesi 2Sts, between
nd
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\ EXCITEMENT
OF THE Ether DISCOVERY
by THE FRENCH LADY,
Ann ITS ABISF.

AND ITS ABUSE.
To N, Edii0, Of The n. Y. iybans.
s: been iug the rounds Of the pres win
rd 10 the miraculous VI Deafness by lady In France by
the e Ethry sc -,
Prt me State that the Of hs, article In sura disease
been orz kuown 70 have paid attention to the
r- Of a., have Ia my pictic" for years past us'd
The spiurc Ether BOA IN substance a,. proper reot
az the AC, tc Ether hdnincrec A. Vapori out al
tbouh ths lie many other Lirgs even used guofan may
x aurr benefit thc sufferer the publicity gwen 70 the ciae
zen rtoductise o. greet evil aid ukrly 10 cause much
or as have found the limits OF ny own pfolr 1na ehpe
ispc, sy, rnI peas Who a,r gdus al tLi feody ha'e
roan 20 u ~ one Of lanctd iniahuhy using without
poI ef , dira erection, and quite regardless tho exiting
rsusr II htif draicssouy ceasug nis reckless ueetm"h
upo hudns the dseas- crrasg and perhaps aer having
5ga, acute pain and serious inflammation o tue mucus
% OF The ear a. a. Irritation Of all the parts particularly
he SI apu Drbcsucy Of hrs produced ny nu'eroas
su,f d not only oi tue organ itself bat its
with the throst Sc but also 81 the digestive
cgahsa sd requ.a most HccuAte tau'ion Jtn subjective
~ Oh tive n 60 form correct diagnosis. This once
r done the ia most eAes s compa stiSey easy aud a.
,,,terrlr b, try other uil8dy that ftsn Il hrir to-
DIR. NON MOSCHIlSkFR,
DcLl.t sud Aurft
No. 10 Ciutou.p,ace.
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At JAMES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Card'.
n SUTEs 40 1h-.s cecbrrd engraved Cafs can b" hao
OIL, oe Gard DrpOt No SE bfOad"sy corner DN'"o
DEER ECKLER, No. u Fulton-st,, New
,.,,, ana a. cheap a. be can Give him JOB.
,,IM. EvEhUkLL a. SONS, No. lOi Fulton-st
w L..ess styo. Of WEDDING CARDS NOTES sf
yELOPEB Ln lEstsbrshed 1871
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Mem publications.
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THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The full History Of the Lennon Slave Case from IT, origin to
ts hns decision IN the COu o Appeals containing the opinion
Of Judge Paine, torc whom the hfst heard the opn
bon Of the Supreme Court the points and Arguments Of Charles
UCouo VIM NJ kysrts and Joseph blant in the Court Of
APpeal' and the opinion. Of Judges DEMO Wright aud Cosc
The great npodanee Of the legal and political principles In
Foyec, the bodnss vii" which issges made and tho
ability with which the agumen sustained both des
ndef tb Of The m ~ ihcsn universally IA crest
~ als ,he took pace ia ttis county Price pr copy
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Amueemente.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
DI pdel the personal uptyirion oi..... p T. 6ARSUM
Tie new Senators, Ice Fountains, &C.. make this
THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY
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! OTICE-TO PYROTECHNIsTs, DEALERS
GEO q COLEY,
No b Maiden Lane. NeS.Ycrs


~ ERTY in the pos-e-- u the PfoTe ~ v!-Ik c the
Metropolitan Poce, No Il3 Bso3lle sttioi a,slet. bSk
1alu, Casa bi 3D. unj 60, silver
st,h blY Straw bats piece ol FurDers satin 2SSer
Prncs Gold Pen, nuulutAa1I BogA uasd CVatt 1T Of
Shirts Towels Table IluIs bss containing ladies' ciothns-
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JI STATES PASSPORT BUREAU, 30. 262
L Brosdway. Passports Issued through J. b. MONIES
Notary Prbc Adopa citizens mus, produce certificates
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6lnilonrrn an0 fanen Goods.

RAM bhUIhEItS ~ Co.. Manufacturers OF
I'D 5OLD PEEs pm aao PENCIL CASES n mAdeD.lNne
Also manufacturer Of Bard Wilson'S Paent hnst
lsI hIh Golh POM 9of Penl epaireH ~ -Iehansed
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Il CAL WORK, wnicb al should fssd, a. upars eho"I
d,. never bsfos uabshed Those effected %h Ncvousnos
Debility local AID general OF who desire snoS"dse o. tnS @
atest psychological 6esesrches should oct an 20 1rbS ~
y.s rud o@eyty 100 rngrsvs Pnoe Hl Mailed and sod bJ
r. g. LAWRENCE. NO Nesey st, Astor boa-a ~
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BEGs leave respectfully 70 inform his friends,
aud the citizens Of baton Rouge and lts Vicinity
generally, that he "a prepared lat short notice. 10
execute any orders In connection with the cree.
tion Of or repairs Of Buildings with which he mar
be entrusted. lie will also furnish TO Contractors,
Builders, Planters and others, Sash (fesdy primsd
and Glssed " desitedJ VENETIAN SHUTTERS
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
Blinds, Psnnel Doors &c., ofssy required sire. AT
as low rates as they can he obtained elsewhere In
The South. and Of the best style Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
above, n J0BBISg DEPARTMENT, wherein All
orders will he executed promptly CfsTRENE Of
sny required capacity made 70 order.
lie would also respectfully suggest TO those who
may contemplate building. that he Is prepared 10
get up Designs ana Plans ~ Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specifications,
Bills dquantties Of materials, estimates Of Cost,
etc. ON reasonable terms. orders for any Of
the shove named workmanship. or services, left
IN eare ~ Msssrs.
bAEL HiCKr. West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT, Rosedsle. La.
ALFRED DUPbANTfER, Msnehsc. n. n. Rouge,
II. n. SALE, sprinsheis, b.,
or through the Post once, will meet with with
prompt attention
sN- Shop on North boulevard street, opposite
he state House, Baton Rouge, La.
August 9th, 1859.
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-17
BARBEE 81 BENJAMIN

HAVE in Store, the following goods, which they
offer 10 dealers and Families, either at wholesale
or reisll, on fsvotsble terms and ~ reasonable
prices.
TOBACCO
In every variety; 81 Boxes--t0p Boxes. 10 n
Boxes, OF by the single posnd or plug.
sEgARe.
Cszadores, Csndad. Coaebss, Opera Conehas.
Pieolitnini, Tefuras, Una Nina. Damantes, Ia
bnnss, bondres. " nsadas. etc. etc.
BRANDY.
OLA Hennessey-iTee; Old Martil Old ssserac;
ED London Doc; Otard, Dupuy 4 Go: Longvorths'
Cstawba; Eehth's Imitation.
WHISKY.
Old Scotch; Old Irish do. bourbon, Rye; Old
Robinson County, Tennessee; Common Recli6ed.
Alfred Morion's Msrgeaux;
do do Leoville;
ssintJulisn Me1oe--in bcxss or ~ the Cask.
BOX GOODS.
Old Brandy. Brandy Cherries, Champagne Cider.
quarts and pints; Assorted Brandy Fruits Assert.
ed cordisls. Lemon Syrup, Flsvoring Extracts
PICKLES AND BETOuUps.
In gallon Jars, half gallon. quarts and pints, Wal.
nut ketehup' TsInato Ketchup, Mushroom Fetch
up; Worcestershire Sauce, John Bull. do. psoIi
sAnDiNEs, OYSTERS. ETC.
Baltimore Cove Oysters; ssrdinss In quarter,
half and whole boxes; Salmon, etc, Msekeral In
Kits and Barrels.
ALE AND PORTER,
I'm pin's and quarts,
PRESERVES, FRUIT, ETC.
Red Current Jelly and Jam; Rasberry Jelly and
Jam; strswberry, do. Preserved Peaches, 0ibger,
Green Cages, Quinces, Ae.
FRESH FRUITS.
Peaches. Strawberries, Rssberfies, Blsckberries
&c.
VEGETABLES.
Green Corn, Green Peas, Asparagus.
TEAS.
large and varied assortment In chests. \ slf
chests, pounds, half pound and quarter pound
packages.
We also have In store our usual assortment Of
Western goods, consisting Of
FLOUR, BACON, PORK. LARD. CHEESE. BUT.
TTEH. p1GS FEET, 40.
Crushed, Powdered and Brown sugars, Rio Cof.
Zee, Old Government Javs, Soap, Candles, Oils,
etc, etc. ror sale by
janl7 BARBEE a BENJAMIN.