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fT:f TRUSTEES SALE

NEAR BALTIMORE STREET
by virtue OF standing order of the Court Common
Pleas Tor baltimore city passed in relation the Estate Of
InSoyent Debtors, the undersigned trustee, will expose
public sale, on TIE premises MONDAY, the I'D day OF
April next, at F. NJ:
All that PARCEL OF GROUND in said city, beginning
on the west de o. Bond street. at the distance of sS feet
south OF Hampstead and running thence south, the
side OF B9nd street feet and extending back for depth of
equal width with the front-7jG feet.
The lot is improved by a good 3 story BRICK DWEl.
LING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building, and subject
a ground rent of So payable half yearly
FERNS OF saleOne third cash the day Of sale third
81 months and one third a. - months from the day of
SALE with interest and security tie satisfaction Of the
Trustee. EnWH. l.. CLARK, Trustee
JOHN CARSON, Attorney,
u Fayette street
SAMUEL ii. COVER,
Mh5l -2aW3W &dS AuCtonetr
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF WEVERTON.-By
IL virtue of decree Of the Hon Madison Nelson, Judge
the Circuit Court for Frederick County, sitting Equity
the subscriber will offer public sale at Wcverton, Mary
land on FEIDA4 April b. 1860 at u O'CLOCK NJ all that
part Of The REA EST ATEof the ELECTROMAGNETIC
TURING COMPANY not heretofore disposed of by said
company lying in Frederick county, Maryland, three miles
below Harpers Ferry embracing immense Water Power,
now rendered available by the construction OF permanent
dam across the Potomac river and capacou In
magnitude this power regarded equal that at Lowell,
Mass.
The Chesapeake Ohio Canal the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and the Frederick and Harpers Ferry Turnpike all
pass in juNtapOSitiOn through the estate.
That rar Of the property ing between the Canal and
yer affords some twenty thirty sites for mills and fac
latter number That section between Rail
road and also portion of the section Railroad
have en- laid out INTO Building Lots, which beiut
fully situated and of which fourteen hundred
unsod The remaining portion Of the northern section in
timber.
On the property several failing Springs of the
purest Mountain Water and extensive quarry Of
ceed Building stone, and also fine Brick Clay The prop
erty will be sold entirety ardess of the subdvs
ions above named.
This property will be sold subject prior er bono
debt of s69175O and interest, which the trustee will
plain
Terms prescribe. by the Onehird Of the pur
chase money to be paid IN cash the day of SALE ratc
ton thereof 10y the Court third in six months thereafter
and the remaining Onetird in twelve months thereafter
both said nsm ntS to bear interest from the day
and the payments thereof In by single
bills OF the purchaser purchasers with Surctes
be approved by the trustee. WIN p MAUI.SBY,
Trustp
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by ). IL. CANNON.

e. GENERAL 1TCTIONEEP
No. lS Wet FAYETTE STREET,
- Retween Charles and Liberty streets.
Having taken the Office under my dwelling, No. los
cite street, will be pleased to friends and all those
who may have business in my line shall give especial
aten9n to all sales which may be ruSed my care,
and Will personally attend TO the and selling
OF Furniture Of families declining housekeeping Also,
Trustee and other Sales Of Houses Lots, Farms, &c the
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BY ADREON * co.
q. l.. DTLANY.
mi:a- 3iw3w&ds BROWN q bruno

O. MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-BT VIRTUE
s of the pro visions the cd Article Of the Revised
A Laws OF Mary land and t. pursuance of the authority
in them vested by power of attorney from Henry o. Dit
endecr and Mary B. Ditendcrfcr, acknowledgement
Orneys in act the said Henry - Iienerfer and Mary
T. DGnderfer will offer at public sale, the CourfUuse
door in TowsontOwn Baltimore county. o'clock p. NJ.
on WEDNESDAY. the 2d dav of May, 1850
ALL THOSE TWO TRACTS OF LAND. being part 81
the tract called Mount Pleasant part of the
ed Northampton containing in the aggr, gate TW ENTH
FOtR ACRES, TWO ROpDS AND THIRTY FOUR
PERCHES, more or less, lying and being Baltimore
and bnGing in part upon the PcnnS vana line
being the same land tunveycd by II, Fakrr
Free by ldenture of mortgage dated The 18Th day gust
1857, and recorded among the land is of Baltimore
county, i'll libr H. VI. F., No o folio Is &c and assigned
by Adam G. Free to Mary g. Diftudarfer by bear
ing date the 18th day Of August 1851, and record
the land records Of Baltimore county, in hoc H. NJ F. No
9, folio Is, &c.
The improvements consist Of good DWELL iG HOUSE,
and cut buildings
Terms made known at sale
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rLARET-Cantenac, Chas. Margaux, Chas: Lo-
sale by Won KAPFF & ARENS, % German st, mhs I'm
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TAPANNED WATERS, &c.-A few choice
- sets English Japanned WATERS Also Bread Plates
and Knives, just mpoI ted by
ja4-tf P&GER COR ose Baltimore street
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J. b. CANNON, Auctioneer,
fnf,a INC VT L'o,.t.y. ~
nli2l.tf

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
l. PERTY on CONWAY STREET.-THE. subscribers
WILL by virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 18th
day OF December 1872 sell at public auction on SATlR
DAY the 2st day of April, $50 O'Clock p NJ at
Exchange Sales Rooms Second street
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate and lying the city Of Baltimore, and described
follows to wit BEGINNING for the same at the corner formed
by the Intersection Of the north side of CONWAY
the west side alley twelve wde which place
beginning is distant one hundred and twelve westerly
from the ofthwest intersection Conway and
Charles street and running thence westerly bounding
e north side of Conway twenty feet nine inches
thence norhery parallel with Charles street sevcntycght
feet SIX inches TO alley four feet wide; thence eStehY
parallel with Conway street and bounding the SOuth
ldG said four foot alley twenty feet nine inches to the
twelve foot alley above lnenOned and thence sOuthery,
bounding the west side thereof evcutyeght SIX
inches 10 the place of beginning. subject annual
ground rent of So. 10.
Terms of sacOne half in cash day of sale and balance
IN SIX months with interest from day of sale and security
to be approved by the Trustees.
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j. c. BLACKBURN, Trustee
SAMUEL II. COVER,

Anrti
60 VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
w BUILDING LOTS, BEING PART OF MONTRoSE
Situated ON GILMORE AND STRICKEN STREETS'
BEGINNlNG AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TOWN
SEND STREET.-Will be sold TUESDAY AFTER
WI - 0 f'NHi'
ALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VERY yAIU-
ABLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND situated
or Oh Frahkn street, and 2h squares of Lafayette
street lnterected byTOwnsend and Mosher streets with
dpt OF liz to ~ feet ALSO, front on east side
OF Gmore street by depth Of 100 10 inches TO
OF farlSll alley ALSO, 25 feet front west side OF
Scker street by adeph of 1863 feet 10 inches to the
m Parrish alley BeSnning at the southwest of
townsend street. about 25 feet front side Stricken
street. by depth OF 1863 feet 10 inches centre of Norris
alley &c &C. The Lots adjon the beautiful grounds OF the
t Doctor dmondSon require little grading, and
underlaid with fine building sand.
Iheae Lots lie 10 feet higher than Franklin Square,
beautifully located and very healthy Several of them have
ue stie ana evergreen trees them Gibson street
paved from two squares south Of Pratt n4rsec
Win Cumberland street more than half mile
these lots and ntersecis all the the CITY runnin
east and west Townsend street. which will be paved The
coming summer TO point 500 feet west of these Lots inter
StcS MADISON avenue, hcColoch, and all the principal
streets IN the northwest portion of the city
Ihe water pipes will soon be laid Townsend and Gilmore
streets, and the gas pipes laid Gilmore street few
squares south of these lots The Lots Gilmore street will
De sold clear OF the paving tax ard all the Lots will be sold
clear of day sale The Lots on Stricker street
Will be sold with half of the bed the street adjoining
them &c. Title indsputable
Terms OF Sale--tncOurth cash, balance l. and II
months with interest and approved curity
hats OF The property, which has teen divided into Lots
70 T. % feet can be in few daysa my auction rooms
or Mr.. DU NREl.S, who resides the premises
Mr. H. VIII take pleasure in showing the Lots persona
Wishing 10 purchase, any afternoon after o'clock.
.,,,. ). IL. COVER, AuCtOneer,
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. APRIL 10, 1860
s0snraMte Tu,trBaniss

fENHlRD TRlENNIAL STATEMENT
4 THE
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oP NEW YORK.
c...,, January ], 1860
,hplldi -........Sl!OUfOi0
reserve OF lS5I........................2 ,5D 10
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4MhIft SsIts
BY LENNON O. RR0GDEn
RICH NDG WuADR

BH LENNON d. BROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF
ON THURSDAY, 18th instant, at II o,clocl,
Yin yard on Buchanans wharf: i
000 HHDS N. o, SUGAR.
1SO BBLS. n. o. M0LASSES.
aplOtf LENNON Il BROGDEN, Auctioneers.
BY SAMUEL I'll. GOVEA.
E4;;f TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of
IE Hecree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
Ill ns as Court Of Equity, the undersigned, trustee
az pubic sale, at the Merchants Exchange sales
,he PSI street in the city of Baltimore, adjoining
at oclock n EDNESDAY, the I'd day OF May, 1860
al THAT PARCEL OF LAND AND PREMISES situate
F "a more county in the State of MARYLAND on the line
ahomt n nii wilmington and Philadelphia Railroad
lefVey stone died seized and possessed cnnni, 90
o l1du more or less, about acres of wIicl ore
anu under cultivation and the residue in tinber
me SOFT elng kindly and easily improved is well cacn
u lot gardening purposes, and the proximity of tne nro
perty to the city of Baltimore and the faciI;ty 80 &
thereto by means oil the railroad which passes througb r.
renter IL very desirable. The improvements
slSt OF a large Frame and Log DWELLING II0i SE 81
stories high, large Frame Stable and other Out Buidng
bearing, and other fruit trees " "
plat OF the property will be exhibited the day offs ae
which may be seen at any time before that day by calling
at the office Of the trustee, No. "a St. Paul street. the city
of Baltimore
The property will be sold entire or in parcels as NAV be
deemed most advisable by the trustee.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by Decree third
Cs on e day OF sale, and the residue in equal pay
s al and months from the day of sale, with interest
ana security TO be approved by the trustee
Ite 10 the property is believed to be ipdsputable and
to the day of sale. ~ an" '">e'
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,, PROPERTY on OHIO AVENUE
An undivided half part Of ground situate on tho
Northeast side of Ohio containing 70 feet inches
ONO avenue by depth of one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet
moe or TESS TO south Howard street this lot are two
railroad tracks running the whole distance from Ohio av
ehue 10 Howard street and connecting switches with %
main track OF the Baltimore and Ohio railr adj THIS I !;
subject to the annual ground Of $2I payab semi
Dunllv
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AT153 O'CLOCK,
HAMBURG 81 BEET PROPERTY
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on the Northeast
ernmost side of Hamburg street distance 90 feet
Northwestwary from the formed by the intersection
OF the ACCOMPLISHMENTS side OF How I'd street and said
acknowledgements side of Hamburg street. fronting on Ham
burg street % feet by depth of 60 feet parallel with How
ard street There Improvements on this lot The
annual rent is SO with the right of purcasin the
sion and fee any "
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ST,Wl3b5I.
me directors have declared Dividend of SIX PER CENT
interest on the outstanding Scrip for Profits heretofore AL
io 10y also Dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT on the
he remluns entitled to participate at Third Trennal
n1ll9Itment Also dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT on
Ie ERIN fremums in like manner participating All Of
winch dividends adjustable the time Of of
the current years premium. "
Inc insured, who have not before made their selection
may at their opton (sgnied time of adjustment Of
te above diydendS) convert their dividends into BONUS
increase of the amount insured by Policies or nv an
equivalent reduction If the Annual Premiums. ~
C. Y. WEMPLE Secretary
IS tanphletS with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished to persons thu counties of the
STATE by addressing the understand gents MARYLAND
ia, T.. j. RICHARDSON Il son,
Nh NnrFbc trpa Roll
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ASSETS,
| 29th February, 1850
nna? ? u SankS. 80. 500 l0l5
| United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. :;;:.:.....:.......:........... 250OO0@
tons, Bonds and Mortgages and
| Call Loans with Coll ,teras. ....,.. I71 500 M
Subscribers Capital Cash CAPITAL
payable on call, and secured hy per
sona liability OF StockholderS... Goo OOm
Pi,, poo,;,.ot,, ,,.-, - sI,O5O,gs945
NUNS. ................:. ......$2snGit.a3
Insurance Scrip. accrued Interest
SaIYages, Reinsurance other
unsettled Clhims..... 253i33 2sC,OG5 &C
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So, 7OI. IS
$l,t7a,G5I &c
~, DlSBURS EMENTS.
CLAIMS by death Policies and Be-
p nus. ..;:..;;-............ S7,l3lOO
Expenses, Taxes, Med Elk. Fees and
Commissions. .................,.,..... - M o6
Il Insurance. Purchased Policies and
bonus, and Dividends pa d during
He year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G3,INS %
,,,,.,, 2O2,Gi349
bonds and Mortgages. :55,O5O 90
tei i loans :.............. 57S,ISl.l3
Agents Acct for Premiums in course
OF election and transmission ....... G5,GOOOO
ne ne hstatc- I3.S0l0
Gash m Bank and Oh hand. .......... 81 lSS a
'nHlted states, state and City Bond and
Stocks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7Os7N
s7I .OOS OF
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AL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate on the south side
lGrt street between Sharp and Howard streets fnnn
S5a an ss e IL eef by oeph Of about so feet
improvements consist of two story brick DWELLING
rent of$2O. " ' ''''i'
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TON NOSGE .
MASONIC There will be called
meeting OF st. James Mrsonic Lodge,
on Saturday night the 9Th inst. See
notice Of A Crozier, Sec'y; pro. tenn.

DEArH oF Mn. ELIsHA JoNrs.-On Mon.
dny last, we are informed, Mr.. Elisha
Jones, npoplectic fl TO which he was sub
ject, and foil to the earth inpensible and
apparently dead. The stroke came upon
him in Boulevard street. lie was carried
home and lay insenrible and unconscious
until Thursday morning, when death su-
rervened, leaving no further room for
doubt. Mr.. Jones. was a true, honest, I'M
obtfusive and industrious citizen. We
have Known him many years, and never
knew tho tongue Of envy or malice TO be
raised against him. Though liable TO
spells like that which has carried him
from among us, he was no, deferred from
active and industrious pursuits.
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MAYORS OFFICE.
CRY or Baron Rouey.

CRY or BARON RoUeE, !
September 4, 1860
LAYING obtained O leave of absence
II for three or four weeks from the city,
/ have secured the services Of +. A. Walk
or, ESQ.,. j. T., rs Mayor pm tenn, before
whom all matters appertainIng to the
Mayors Court will be tried = he police OF
the city will be- conducted by Mar-bala
Cousiuard aud Sanchez, aud such patrol
"a they may designate, under the supervis-
ion Of Mr.. Walker aud TO the vnrious
standing committees hereafter named. will
be referred al business over which they
have control
LIST. Committee Of Finance-J. II. Mat.
tn, j. y. Glover.
2nd. Committee on Streets. Landings
and public works.. N. Collins, A. De-
laroderio.
Srd. Committee on Paupers and Loaf
err II. Peralta, T.. Arbour.
4th. Committeo on Cometery-J. +.
Glover, J. II. Malta aud /. N. Collins on
part of the city. and ID. g. Moutan. Francis
Philips and Louis Konder, on part Of cit
izens. j. T.. ELAN,
sep4-lOd Mayor.
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WITu THEIR COATs OFF.-Pass
ing the New Drug Store of Messrs.
A. Stewart & Co., the other day, we
noticed all hands in their shirt sleeves
from the Senior partner down.
This is n good omen, more certain Of
success, than clouds are of rain. Blu.
slness does not come il is made. The
man who sits down and awaits the
coming Of the tide to fortune, is very
apt to take IL out that way. Bust.
ness is made. The note Of progress
and improvement may be seen by the
signs within as well as the signs with.
out. Messrs. A. Stewart a. Co.,
we predict twill come up 10 all
their appointments for business, with
the best, and iftbey do not go beyond
II. will not b, for wan. Of laudable
ambition that way.
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DEATH OF CoMMoDoaE JAMES
MCINTosu.-The Florida Tribune,
publishes at Pensacola, announces in
its issue Of the LIST inst, the death of
Commodore James Mcintosh. He
died ., the Navy Yard, at that place
on the 3 18th ulto.
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QUAINT ErIrAPHs.-The last place
in the wo'l,l for a jest is grave yarl,
aud few things are more disgusting
TO u rightly constituted mind than
flippant, irreverent epitaphs. Never
iheIess. there are many inappropriate
memorials OF the dead which it is
q llicult for any one 10 read without n
snil'', composed with the most praise
worthy intentions, and subscribed, hy
piouS sorrow on tho tombs Of beloved
friends aud relatives. These tributes
Of respect are 50 quantity indicted. so
uns0iemn in their forms Of expression,
So unique IN their orthograpby, that
the contrasts between the sell ,usneSs
of the subjects and the unc. nscious
oddly with which they are treated, is
almost too muck for the gravity OF
any reader with average perceptions
of the ridiculous. The following rsr.
bptim extracts from collection Of cpl
iapls. transcribed from grave stones
in various parts of the county. will
illustrate what we mean. The spec.
mems quoted have never, to our knowl
edge, appeared in print before. The
italics are ours.
from bayyiog-grouDd at Bridgeport, Conn.
"Yt geate,i strangers st"pi
And tread edsy over the remains
Ola beloved child"
On Big. -Nev Milford, Conn.
ala a moment he fed
He run to the ciSiern and raised the led,
lIis father looked in and there did behold
His child lay dead and cold.r
From the Centre Church Buryino- Ground,
Hd,9Wd, 1897.
"Ilere lyes ye body ofMrs. Marry wife
Of Capt. Caleb Williamson, who's Holy
soul Took its Flight From Hartford TO We
Heavenly Mansions" &c, &c.
IN msrnmy NJ a child Lennon, Mass.
"Dust animated by soul
Appeared in besuteous form
just leapt on this terrestrial ball
dtdss l. how soon called home"
Thee lines f,om a ordre- stone at South
FGrms, C,nn.
"Ilsd he lived until the day ofthe
erection Of this stone, Oct. T-6 wears
would have been his age"
From The cemetery at Bridgsport, Conn,
"This busy world and must leave it,
WE'LL suppose iss for tho best,
But stHt--. :"
The inference from the context is that
dash and dots stand for "it's rather
hard"
From a grare-ydrd at White Plains, ". T.
Lovely innocent farewell
Our pleasing hopes are ore"
Aaother from he same cemstery.
lizard oppressed by adverse fate
oerchsrged che sank beneath its weight,
Ind 10 tiis tedc,fui tomb retired
~ much 90 long desired"
There can be no doubt that all the
above epltaphs were intended as to-
kens OF respect for the dead, and sol
emn and impressive warnings to the
living yet such is the perversitv Of
human nature, that most people will
regard them rs curious specimens of
involuntary humor. Zeal without
knowledge, like ''vaulted ambition"
generally ''oyerleaps itself"--Ledgv. |
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

Tn ORDER to reduce my etock Of Goods, before
l. removing my StCre TO the house now occupi
ed by Theodore GVld siann. will commence to.
day TO sail the same at cost for cash. have on
hsnd large assortment OF Dry Goods OF every
description and ladies will find here rare up
Portunity to buy Goods at extremely low prices
3. NJ. ASHER.
Julyl7 '3md Lafayette street,
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yALENCIENNEI.ACEs

Wb attention OF the Ladies' ~ must respact
Il iuly Requested g. the iarye assortment %
'hr most beautiful ValsDciuue Lac.s which ",
are receiving aud wbich We will b. ready TO .Y.
hibit Ia a lew days.
Rugl2 DALSHEIMER SIMON On
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Emb, oldercd skirt. aud Robc..

'INHE mos, indson,e embroidered Skirts and
4 Robes that we're svsr hr ught to this mar.
ket will be ready tor Inspection IN very short
time. DALSlIElMEK, SIMON a CO.
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RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment of the most del
IA icate brands just received.
sept4 s. BENJAMIN.
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- ID. DAY. Is Agent Tor the sale Of all the most
IL popular Patent Medicines Of the day-buy
y"uf heulcin.s IrUm X. ID. DAY.
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE

S T. p L T. M b T. r., 1900,
Just received and for sale by
aug22 2v J. MCCORMICK
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LADIES DRESS C,,ODs-

IN THIS department feel satisfied that 7 ca n
Il do iull Justice 10 my customers. although
have not gone into those very pxtravaRsnt high
priced DDS, can offer the best assortment Z
pest, handsome, aud medium priced goods ever
brought u this msrke. slso n large assortment
OF neat small figured printed so"ds tess children.
aug2s W. u. PHILLIPS
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
Ok BOXES Mac d. Mac 25 conts retail /;
~ 20 Boxes Tons for Plantation %
ceLts retail 20 Boxes Sevens, choice arti.
Gle 20 cents retail lower than they can be
had in New Orleans.
sepH &. BENJAMIN.
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TNlONPsON'S Corr ugHtsd spring sIirts in all
Il the new shapes. n, fellows Paris Cure, Par.
isi'n belle; Psrisia n Trai" aud wnven Gossain.r;
woven Tapes and patent adjustable u, stIa The
beet skirts made, aud thsonly Lind keep.
aug2s W. ID pIIII.IIps
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CURTAIN DAMASKS
DAMAsKs FOR TABLE COVER

HAVE received a full supply Of these goods In
4 slI c'iors, Table Dsmssk nv the yard or by
the cover, In all Sizes, some Of them very h. nd
some. ". ID. PHILLIPS.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

A LARGE aud complete assprt neut Of Ivory
"A Bone, Cocoa, iioru aud Hard Rubber, Ia.
o'e Cutlery. PIPER a BRADFORD.
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STAPLE AND HEAVY GOODS.

Nfs rOCK IT these goods viii b. very heavy,
WI my customers must not Judge my slook by
wat they ss' in The main store, have q s.paT-
ate room FOR Nil Kinds o. heavy goods, aud keep
every article IN trat line.
eug2S W n. pIIJLIIpg
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I.EECIIEs
Collegiate Institute of Baton neuu.

INHE duties Of the Institute, will be re-
Il sumed on Wedoesdag, the 10Th Ovto
ber' 1850 As the number of pupils is nee
eTsarily limited applications should be
mace IA early as practicable.
ley For circulars containing terms. &c,
apply to W. II. N. MAGkUDFR,
"ugz Baton Rouge La.
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FOR SALE.

Md In Barrels. Half Barrels ard Keys.
IL 'or sale ny BEAL 4 PATTERSON,
J""ei' Main street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
II. ID. DAYS DRUG STORE.

ARD OIL LARD OILi-5 Barrels pure win
IL ter strained Lard OH. for sale Nv the barrel
OF gallon at DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
NETS FOR THE HAIR.

A FULL line Of these good in all kinds, colors
"A and shapes, both Tor Ladies' aud Misses
sugLS W. 4. PulJLlPS.