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III Several amusing anecdotes are told co,
neeted with the Princes visit. At Chicago,
while at the grain elevator Of MIR Stursis Lonv
Jshn: said "Bsron, raise pigs and pups at nv
farm- The pigs are your fathers own breed: mi
send you roast and II it isn't. good you must
blame the old gentleman for IT," MIR Sturgis,
who 10 more wealthy than wise, said when intro
duced: Lord Renfrew, eh, But you're no better
than ybody else Let me call you Mr. r enfrew, %
and, to the infinite Amusement Of the oval party,
visit.
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FANNY FINN.

UrAnother dismal story of the persecutions Of
the native Christians Of Madagascar has to be
recorded. The blood-thirsty Queen, who has
been the scourge Of the Island for thirty wears
past, and has In vain put forth all her power TO
root out Christianity from its SOIL seems 10 have
renewed her energies I'm that bad cause within the
last few yearsstfll without success Bya strange
selfcontradicton she has put to death such of her
relatives and great officers as would have perpet-
uAted her diabolical policy towards the Chrstisns
and has thus seemingly secured the success on OF
her own son, who, for years past, has been an
avowed disciple Of the prosecuted religion 30
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HKkRISe IN LARsK CHuRcHEs-The New
York Post says: ss'rhis IL now made a. easy as In
the smallest By the success Of an experiment Just
completed In Trinity Church, In this city. IL
consists Of parabelodal reflector Of sound placed
az the back Of the pulpit, Of which the speakers
mouth y the focus "A beam Of sound about ten
feet In diameter is thus thrown to the most remote
point Of the church, and by its side flow fills the
whole body of the building. The structure In
quite ornamental and In harmony with the gen.
eral architecture of the building All great pub
lie buildings, whether for singing or speaking,
may have similar arrangement adapted TO their
use. The whole Of the end Of a building
like the Academy Of Music should be one para
boloidal surface. IL Is particularly suitable for
Legislative balls, II works both ways. per-
standing at the farthsst door In Trinity Church
eau carry on conversation with one In the pulpit
In the lowest tones, even In a whisper. ANY per-
son well acquainted with the hi CHER mathematics
and accustomed TO make constructions In architec-
ture engineering or machinery 10 competent to
superintend such an erection. The one In TRIM
ty Church was put under the supervision of p o.
fessor Hackley Of Columbia College in this city u
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JOS. 3. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANT,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
70 any OF the lands within the townships or PARTS of
townships above enumer ated is ed to establish
receiver Of the Land Office, and make payment
fsQoTe as SOON practicable after sseiuE this mo-
es and before the day appointed for the commence
ment Of the pablo sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
JOS. g. WILSON,
Commissioner ofths General Land Once,
NorI.-Under the regulations of the department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising prooamations except to such
a. are Specially aHhort red 70 publish by
the C0mmlssioner of the General Land Office.
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O"Why, John, don't Won like liyer,n 90
yes" said John, az like IL very well for ffty OF
sixty meals, but don't like 1t az a steady diet )
The old lady cooked something for the next neal
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GAS FIXTURES.
w Have IN stQre. and are dai ' reca,vipg a le
HfT0RES Of erarely Now Patterns And n.ssHss4s,ss
and Flush, superior In style to anything n9s
pnefed IA THIS market. We invite atiz ems ssnersp
X 70 call spd examine our stock of Gas and WIZ
fixtures, feeling confident that We havs ~" t sss
seiected stock IN Washing ton. sAo WI
AL Work in the aboyc hns intrusted In an, 80.
VII be promptly attended 30, - y ~ WI oefs
100 MYERS & MeGHAN.
me4 o-G - 1... 316 ID afraax
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Il l X L, Fl X Il.

H q, r II =. =
TOMAC WATER
! am still engaged In the PLUMBING And GAS
monio Hall. The advantage Of having Q pIenti7ul
supply Of water was readily observed at the frs o.
burned out but for the bountiful supply unor nv
premises and thst of my neIghbors
All orders for the introduction Of Water and Gas
VIII be promptly attended TO. Terms as reesona-
pie q any plumber In the CITY.
lyS - c. SNYDER.
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NEW ORlEAN8
In THE11h DA<9
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&kA y
ALL. PAIL RnIrHH W..

ALL hAlL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR8:
Virginia and Tsnnessse,
East Tsnnessss and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis 0sad Charleston,
Mississipps Central,
NeU Orleans and Jackson,
20 NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE: .--
Memphis By Rail, thence by First class Packets 70
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAlNS-SyNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave washington ut n. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF seventh street at 6k .. and 6k p. m. and
connects al Alexandria with the Orange end Alex
andrla Trains for the Southwest
Ofhoe-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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hereby certify that the above named -
are Known 70 me as men of property. snd able to
ITO be signed By the United States District Judse
United states District Attorney, or Collector
MED by the above guaranteed.
lSevsPapers authorised to publish the above
vi! ssna me paper containing tbs first insertion to
Proposals. 70 be endorsed Proposals for Rations
Tor $751; and addressed to the underlined
w. b. SLACK,
- 4-S4W4W Major and OuaytAYma stay
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
IL TMpERTxJ WINr =, r,rr, q

~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Are now being used from Maine to the Grea. Salt
Lake, AMI tbs universal verdict of all who use
them either . SssdtesNs or a. . 6svsyass NJ that
they are unsurEased IN the world, Dr. bod. used
We purchased Of him thes sole right to Manufacture
And prssent them for sale TO the public. For the
cure OF ilrisispf Consumption, indigestion. Dys-
pants ana all oases requiring tonic, they are b.
yond DOUBT most invaluab BILE remedy. Aside from
some and delightful Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhilerGnng effects of Brandy or Wine
humanity and all advocatss Of temperance assist
Us In substituting these valuable Vegetab bic Bittsrs
Tor the nstssral p0isons and adusferatsd Liqrors
With " hich the country 10 flooded, and thereby ef-
fectua; aid In banshin Disease and Drunk eness
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Proprietors, William street, New York,
]. SCHWARZE. Agent,
WAahrr n n
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
. READ! ...
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, do you suffer! Are you the victim of anv
OF those numerous ailments which Arise from i'm
Pnrlty Of the blood! What are they, do you ask
Rather AJAX, what are they not! The blood is the
source OF Lille and health and il the FIRST element
th> system, as the pulse nfafiby attssts The ever
subtle Scrofuls: the sEonizing RheuUstism, Nef-
v0us Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Conf amt with its
DrYor and detection, and the numberesB ills that
nesh ID heir to- derive their hideOus origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vltalznY resources Of nature for its aid,
and suffer us to commend to your confidence And
use that truly valuable medioament known as
MRS. M. COXS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
With regard to this almost infalibe specific
popular sentiment has sp0ken In d. olded terms,
and the evidences of this great efficacy are aus
tanned by constant ayowals Of curative effects and
the hap piest results from its use are after a other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let US say, in oonolusion, that certificates "a
cures are not sought from the IitsTate and super
hclal, but they are volunteered from the most rs-
spsctable sources and justify the highest terms in
which 1t is possible b commend 30 valuable q
the curative properties of the medicine are eauaed
only by its restorative Effects the system recover
Ing from disease With renewed constitutional Wig or
For sale by all respectable Druggist in this
bottle and her seal on the cork
Nf Proc q per bottle, six bottles for o.
Wholesale Agstt. r.. 2. T. CISSEL, Druggist.
6eorgetowp, b c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
triot, nd win supply the trade at my prices.
au 19-tr
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DENTISTRY.

DR. MrNsoN IA. ratuHnsd fs and resumed nj.
RbS vlSssa non Smoe and house 81 400 h ST.
every other approved style, DIR, NJ has Sc, I10
seefn on vnlcanite Base for the last three years
and ls e;third less in price than Gold His Old
pAtrons OF Washington, Alsxandria, and Goore~-
town are respectfully solicited 70 GALL an 8 eoiy
DENTAL NOTICE,
son, and will be absent, rs usual, during the sum
mef months VIII resume practice about the LIST Of
October, Of which further notice VIII b Givsn.
u LOST !. - -
H. DENTISTRY.
TX. HILLS, after Q praotlca test Of two Yeas
leois that ne can Wits confidence recon- ~sesuS
mend the Cheopsstio Process for in rtinrl
ernholA teeth: IL has the advantaxss OF
OMoe sos Pa. avenue. ~
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1851.
QuARrzRMA.rsR's OrrrcR. u. SIN. copps

0UAkTkkMAsTBR's OFYlCR, u. >. nj. CoRPs,t
WAsHINGTON 18th Sept, 1850.
SEALED Proposals will be recsi !. ed At this of6os
until the l4th day of November next, at O'clock
p M, for fishing Retions to the United States
Marines, It the following stations, during the ear
1851 viz:
Charlestovn, Massachusetts.
Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
Brookiyn, Long Island, Now York.
Phllsdei phia, Pennsy wanna. -.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
" arlington, EloIlda; and .s
Each ration to consist of one pound And n auar
Ter OF resh Beef, or three quarters of . pound of
mess fOrki eighteen ounces oil Bread made of extra
superhne Hour, or extra supeTfne -four at the OBJ
ton OF tpe Goysrnment; and at the rate of ten
Orleans Sugar, light quarts Of best White Bean >.
fonr quarts of Vinegar, two quarts of salt four
pounds of coed hard Brown Soap, and one and
hall pounds OF good hard dipped Taow Candles to
The Beef reg uired shall be delivered on tina order
of the commanding Office. of each station. either
IN bulk or BY the single ration; and shall con st Of
tne pest sna most CHOICE pieces of the otrcass the
fork te be NO. prime meas pork; and the q oceres
70 ne Oh t the pest quality OF kinds named.
All DIGS must be accompanied by the following
Form Of Guaya.sse.
of Ine onSsdT.lsned --o1- of|ain the State
hereby the 70 erssSns bid Of
=, for fafions, a. above described, bs 40
oepted, ne or they will, within ten DAYS sher the
receipt OF the contract at the Post Office n,med,
execute the contract for the same, with good and
spfncisnt sureties; and in case the said - -"1
guaranty to make good the differences between the
accepted. b, GuaIaptSyr' 70
{ Witness: CD, Gua rantOr
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PIONEER STEAM AND BROWN

The subscriber begs leave TO inform the citixsn.
pI Msshlngton, Y georgetown and Alexandris thai
s sainI bIs anna PSws1
rious bLsnehes, Marble Msnses. Tshs ana ~ Snev Va
Stand Stand TeR., Tile, Monumsnt.' Tomb and Head lead
ssto,nss, sls2s, Windoy Ll9tels, sills, steps and
Marble bsgi shs Is q t!slssa
ne fesis confident of being able to furnish Mana
" OK q low ss 1t 9ap be purchased in New vorI
Philadslphia, or, Baltimore. Tbs trade sun.lisd
with Italian Marble in block or slabs a. the se
dating terms Also, on hand, q large sueslx of
bumios Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and PoIisRina
Prise; 1t viii be an equation to the city. H''l
ALEX, RUTHERFOkD.
ftoSs~ Sss9m MarbLe aSd Bros1n Sfoae Work..
fa.ev, cor. Thirteenth st.
"a a an WaRhington. n n .
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DR.. ]. ROVEE mons,

DR. J. BOvEE DODsp
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Ofthe Kidney 8, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female Obstru etions
mover fail to cure, and warranted to tive ATS
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD L Coz.
jeT-1yr Aren't, Wash,nsfon- IL r.
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WAsHIESI9N sEWJNs KOQMs, :
Nov is the time to get SPRING and sIJMAJ ka
s si,sf Z, IT, made " fe SldsI Pre-
sHikT BUSOMS, COLLAaS, and WRls4
rS-H m
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MBOEIIANMUS.

HQWE'SIMPROvED WEIGHING SCAI,Ee
II These scales are offered 70 TIE public A. the
most S.T 7e durable, and rsliabe scales ever On IN
Sse; fiIstolass premiums have been awarded the0
~ the United states Fair and virginia
Sooiety; Virginia state AgIsultura Fair: Franfi,n
1nsntute Fair, Pennsy lvanis; New York Sat Fair.
vermont State Far, TO-, DC. In eyery sase vhsre
exhibited they nave received first olass ererians
E0r sac At % Louisiana avenue, DepOt OF Sllis@is
Chill cd Iron Safes. SN' VA oAisf
dsis-iy &c. PArrIsoN, Agent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON BRANCH,

! CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, June 18th,
1850, trains will run a. follows: - = y
Leave Warrington at 6 80 and 7.4n q. m. ..
Leave w Washington at 10 and $50 p. N.
On Sunday at 8 - p. IN.
Leave baltimore At AS and 8. ~ a. m.
leave baltimore at Sis and 40 p. In.
On sunday sta Is q. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains It 6.2O
And 7.$n q. N and 20 m.
For the West 1t 1.46 q. m. and $50 p. m.
For Annapolis at 40 m. and $50 p. m.
/, on SATURDAY evening the $50 .. n. tram goes %
je lS-d r III. PARSONS Agant
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOEa.

y AONASs OSOAO- ANO DdO1Cb
Doors AND s FPNkFa. TO SUIT TIE
We are nov manufaoturing eli Kinds of BOOTS
supply Of eastern made work Of every de- IL
scnptior, made expressly 10 order. and viii N
be sold Of . much lower Rr.cs than has been
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
oitJ made yo,t, I'll s!wsys IND good assortmsn
.psr ao- s14 fs snn1y lvsn 4 s sSsDs..
GIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
-. sIIlveS tai 81 az, smSsss,n. ai sga!i; nm
room sxhi6its 1t this time The greatest variety
Of trsveling req lntes q moderate pIices, 70 b
Sn sf tApIG Hat B6x2s s's
cA8p66Idd gA 1ss;: s ss,;ss D 60 !,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar UT ----- = 322 Pa. eSenle.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTORY,
Opposite Odd Fsiiows = Hal, WssAi.s,os, d. C.
ao Ssie;s p
Ss sss e
the best yorkmen, can confidently recommend my
york 70 be superior in StrexstA and Duya5iiisy 70
keep constantly on hand, and make to order (on
ST5s fH$S Mfs' sRsSs8 z gs sG sss
MSS; 1ktSSf ss fR4AzfFFsSs stkes HAs
manhke manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
town, or Alexandra.
H.S 81 E2s.' celebrated FAMILY
dsl5-lv JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WAsallESSsT,o9S GesniA 8. g: EA q
GHA asae sssh :. k;sSs Es.ss. -
vers small profit.
Being practical mechanics In different branches
OF the ouslness, We iattsr ourselves that ne knov
fhe styles and uaiity Of work thai viii live sans
iaonon' oombanins iishtnsss. comfort and durahla
Repairing promptly and sarsfally attended n
ne snotss.s ~ nouSs and post reasolfbls chsrfss
q Sononinaksn. suocsssors 20 WIN. 4. loSk.
CARRlAGES. ar
H Saeeorfoef having neds addftom % n
1ctoryS makins lt soy one n The larsestA -
WssnDss;ssssSMtSrlF CARRIAGE 4 tI6HT2Ez9e
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot b sarpas.sS A.
nom ms long exlerisnoe In the bIaness he kcsss
70 give general sGtisfnction
n iiha' d osr,sIs; md Light " .sse. t.,, =.
All REPAIRs neat, s.ss. ,,s Az .,.,,, ,,..,.
sssssA- hAaa Carriage. :Aisn In .3sAArs. Tor ~,
anu corner ~ utS ana x IN
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ l99 5TH STlKlI,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
u COACHES TO UPPER MARIBORU'.

DroAC HIEEi E To ~ Frp PEW ERRGIk1HRURSE
Corrytag the u. s. Mail.
T6s undss[ssned are row funning Daily, (except
tween Washington and Upper Mari
street and Pa. at Z O'Clock a. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at II O'clock a. m, and arrive in
Washington at s. clock, In time to connect with
the $50 p IN. train for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and oommodlous, the teams
hrst GLASS In the hands of careful and accommodate
Eare TO uPPsr Marlboro. 80 cents.
10 Long Oiu flelda ...........-..2
10 SentetVllie -8
Freight and packages in proportion.
au Is II OSBORN Il co Propretors.
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THEEvENINGhS'TAR.
WE HAvEBEEN FRIENDs YOeKrHER.

We have been friends together,
-. gIrsunshia snd IN shade. g. -sf iaserffh
sinos FRS, beneath the chestnut trees -
~ In InfsncS we played:
But GOODNESS d We within thy heat,
30 A cloud N on thy brows saa.. ut.s ~
I'VE have hsen frionds together. e -H. .It
Shall light word part us now 90 - Ft...
- Ny.hsve been r. lends together, q .a ii5 ah
We have lana he'd At lit . jests; Eps
ra For the font OF hope was gushing .l- Ell
Warn and joyous in our breasts; ....+ t-
BIZ Aug bter now hath lied thy lips, q. 10
Aud suilen gloom Is on Thy blow;
I'D We have been gay to2 sther, So. '-.
Shall light word part us now!
we have been sad together,
n wehsve wept with b tier tears
Der the grass grown grave where slept
I The hope OF early years - ... d
The voice winch 10 silent there .,....
Would bad tbs clear thy brow:
We have been sad together,
oh. what shall part us now?
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THE srEAM MI! ! bbA4ss, GUY WIN resume her
EseEsssS iasa VII Isssns " SsR e. sSN
Friday, at o'oloof s g. M. and 1AaIExANDRI1
p h.!f-last O'Clock. for CtR ROMAN and the
VII ssSs On her stRIR : a,
M.~ 81 H kGSfaHN 8: t 4 b, pro,ris,or.
y =" 'o srs4 4NR " I'M fffEE. NeToH
The stssmer NHUNf VERNON viii leave
York .EVERY "Wednesday, s ssss sATfE
O'clock ;rssN, ?: M, and New York for Wssh.
inBs 1 .as sysLy sssu icIy at O'clock pm.
yefs osr joan the ship ~ Albxsndris Ct suy
wye 9eefoTo ne hour o. the gtsamers Departure
~. H;In the event Of the steamers Inability TO
b. tho undersigned. - s''>'l'si
x.~.m EOKeXN RHINEHAR7.
-sSA-o.M 4L1 Western Wharvss,
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OCBANSTBAMERS' SAILING DAYS
f1on re UNITED SrArRs.

An. - n ~ nal Steamers leave New York on
~. H. ,Lnns uin. And nth Of each month. and
e. y. ~ Sa.n paii stesmsrs leave Nev York nm
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THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES sHoSEEES,: and - HOURS LESS
than any other LiRe-the Ii nnhburr Extsnsion
being now completed, IS also the MIssissippi
Central, making il the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELERS!
Ii In provided with Fret Glass Sleeping Cars!
Hontk0;nery -------.....33 do.
NASHVILLE .46 do.
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MEDICINES.

IN. yvHEsrvH, 80 60 - . :
4 =. LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss Disssswsd fbs ssea Csvfsss, speedy, Asd ssi1
EGsefsai Remedy ss tks World,
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ArELY. a.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
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(The U. 9; NAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can 30 obtained at the South Western
OMce, conner Pr sixth street and Pennsylvsnia Az
enue, 70 the following points:
L{Iohburg, Bristol, Knoxville. Atlanta,
MACON, NASHVILLE, Dalton, Columbus,
MONTGOMERY, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
W THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA.
RIOUS VIRGINIA. SPRINGS
4O Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Once at q. m. and 8 D. m. -.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket AEent,
ma 5-1 Corner Sixth ct. and Pa. ~.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
,,,twp,s,,iL ,iMprnn

tu,pruNprRstgNrp wruiiresrFrtfill 'r'otir
he hiends and the ruhbr. that ne s'ts,n
a., Mile The un,,pn Rouge Wits, aye noe N
n,,l blast with . good supply o. timber ard teaht
10 Al ant and sli etdsrs-iot casa.
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CAS- II.nrs.

Ft,tiF subscribers having purchased The
exclusive right 81 cell IN this city and
,a,,sh. narford " Bailst's non explosive
seir tipneratina GAS I Mfs. ate rrerat-
Oh ~ supply the public With une ut the
mnst heantiu and economical lights nov
Ia usr The fluid Ia mon explosive and the
ls,nrs ave bertin order without any trouble
az ,hpte is 10 trimming ut vicks required
and this uas Is entirely itec from uhplea,s-
ami oder and smoke unlike the Coal W.
The Patent Burners can ~ snau eN
rensp I've fitted tu all ordinary lamps, and
Tho total ccst uf the light. which Is more
Militant than that ef candles, 10 about !
cent per hour. We are using the lamps ~
an, stote and invite every one tn COME and
s,sm,ne cor Themselves Non explosive
uas constantly fct sale. . an,
mAtin El. " WIN. h'hhh'
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CARRIAGES and Harness,

4 AN NOW receiving splendid as- N IA
sn,,,rsnt n uARRl AuFs iiAR- aSsg91-
NFss ~ evsss description 10 which the attention
~ prtchassrs is invited.
flstins selected nv stock IN rsterr. during The
srr,r,pt cari surriy nv customers ~ price, IS
low ss sns IN the South and ~ the best lnslity
Cali end examine. 49, .......-
witt RECEIVE IN Anew DAYS
. s,s .s.u,,,rpu, of uhiiitrn's cans and ulus.
Hstirs rrtrhssri isfgF draniits n material
s,S-, shs manufacturers my iirlities iot rera'r
inc are rpririste and wi'h Cyst rate voitmsr sut
spaeiors tuorfs an prepared W feraif ~ tipds
~ Carriages With dispatch aud on fensunahis
pMntstiun wrtt attended, "a ~ usual lust rs
-.itps. two rsit NJ pSrelisrt iiinhe' heels, ror
ris,. on prhss snd iittis's MATE, stthr Piartsf'
trrr,ium euspet Of Church srd Main streets
BATON Rouge, Ia. W. v. luNNAkhp.
Nsve.ihet 9Th is59-itwif
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.,sm and fashionable.

fI,HR SUBSCRIBER hes ius' returned trr,n NsF
yptk with the largest ard hest selected siocF
81 wAfCliBs, JEWELRf, .slNIR WAVE. US
rois. Knives. r1Rt MhNlts. nc riri eyef
brought 20 this market sra would inviis I'VE y,
,sr,t-, ~ his Frlenhs aud rustampis an1 the pub
he N psnHtal 70 call aud xnmne the s'me =
Having toueh, my rcuds ~ The direct iuipoitsf.
~, prshtai ~ cell the came ~ The 'urs' tvasrn-
sble rtires. sit stock rursists Of the Following
articles A. -,
tba ,,,nst esirht-.rA Makers NJ stork ~ We gel
~ is vptt lstre and r1nsists ~ psnunas. ura's
Rnti-s. tarsus b. vss, cntsls, Csrhunrles Prstl'
let's ana rrlnuTis, with frosted vtusreans, en-
s,relpd and polished ripuntirss ~ avsir vsfiet'
With marty articles too nrrirfqns - mehloh'
fUFupnRR uuLpMANN,
Waichmsksr and ieveller.
,.tes iafatettr street, rest Main
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American Flag seesr Store.

vuAviNa pFrupNFu, after brief sbsenre-
Ill uHirh circumstances trade nsressafI-l am
svsir ~ nv pest, ready 70 sstte zach sni eve =
snp NJ r,t 6li patrons and friends, and ~ Who
rhrrse II eavrf me win their patronage
I am daiis tecait're Mesh supplies ~ imported
tt.,.,s ssya.s ana r,t arrangements ave srrh,
,hs, bpF,rp the close ui che rftsent mouth, shan
hsss m strife = stock equal TO- n not snrei'rt "
,hs, M any hnnsc m ,ha city ~ New utlesns; ana
shsit dispose ~ them ~ city rrires.
iIorins N receive the same hbefal ratfnnssA
,,rrr an srrtsriativs nuhiir, whose wants : Rave
,,,as nv constant stuit ! Invite ~ who will
t,,nr u,r. N rall anu examine iny strck. 49,.
ANtltuNy MAFr