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Our TRADE WITH BRAzrL.-A course of lectures
recently delivered before the Historical Society of
New York on the subject of the Empire of Brazil,
has drawn some attention to the policy Of material
ly extending our commercial relations with her.
Great Britain appears to enjoy the principal share
articles; indeed, she last year cleared profit of
ten millions of dollars in the Brazilian trade alone
To correct the present state of things, the estab-
lishment of line of steamers to place US in direct
communication with Brazil is advocated, and lhe
necessity of reciprocity treaty is obvious At the
present time we have in fact no treaty at all.
France has one by which she claims, on any of her
citizens dying intestate, to administer on their es-
tate; but whenever an American dies in Brazil his
estate is administered by Brazilians. Again, we
take threefourths of Brazls great staple, coffee,
and admit it to our ports duty free, while she
exacts upon our -four import duty of about ST. 25
per barrel, charging at the same time an export
duty on her coffee-Ne,0 Orleans Bulletin, Nov 49,
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In 1910 the total population oil the city of New
Orleans was l7,242. The census for 1920 gives a
population of q, ,l76 In 1880 the returns show
46,3lO inhabitants In 1910 the city had a popu-
lation ofl02 l93 The census for 1850 gives ll6375
souls; and that for 1860 swells the number up to
l70,766.
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vIRGINIA AND SOUTH cARoLINA.

The Charleston Mercury will "take nothing by
its impudent illusions to Virginia. Our State,
under the advice of the conservative men of both
parties-Democrats and Whigs-and by the resolu-
do and as its best interests demanded the invitation
of South Carolina ON former occasion to go into
proposed Convention of the Southern States. 1t
declined respectfully. Ittreated the Commissioner
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THF EXPELLED BosToN CARPENTER.-A man, Ribero,
was lately ordered to leave Savannah, on account
of having expressed seditous sentiments HI went
to Boston, and the papers of that city took up his
case and tried to make martyr of him. On the
other hand, the Savannah Republican, of Satur-
day, says:
We know nothing personal of Ribero, but on en-
quiry are told that be is muatto, and has been
convicted on indubitable evidence of nstilling into
the minds of other negroes in this vicinity, that
Lincoln is to free them when he ascends the Presi
dental chair, and melting them to rebellion and
murder In this be was detected, and in sparsely
settled section II men were summoned to attend as
jury, and on trial, 10 of them were in favor of
executing him on the spot, but more merciful coun
sells prevailed, and he was privately sent off with
the punishment above stated. His Boston friends
may take Ribero to their bosom if they please and
make martyr of him, but the sentiment here can
not be checked, and all such interferers will be
similarly treated-self preservation demands it.
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IMPORTS
FOR THE WEEK 1858 1859 1850
Dry Goods -........... s244 222 SSH 9SS s94l us
General merchandise. l,0S9,3l6 25O5259 $50 237
Total for the week.. 81 1883 33I7247 1857 e55
Previously reported &I3l 100 476 2Os 929 24 eco
Since Jan. l. 1882 Oh 212 1853 l76 207 444 955
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
1858 1859 1860
For the weel,...... S74sa3G li05276 3254 500
Previously repod $751; ,S54 57,s ,436 81 94OO5s
Since jan $55, ,o8l ,29o 59,23s,7l2 88,19l, $50
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week.,.... S209037 l0,4OO 13,443
Previously repord 22s725S1 67,129,2 ,256 43,15l l47
Since Jan. l....s os1, ,6l8 67l9a,656 43,ls4,59
SAN Francisco BRANCH MINT-The deposits Of gold
bullion at the Mint and the coinage, from lst 9th inst
as follows:
Gold Bullion deposited weight after melting 81 295 AZ
Coinage gold double Eagles, ,,...........Si Si00 900
half ............ 10000
" silver half dollars, ,............ 10000
4" dimes, Observation-Disclosures, 10000
Total coinage. Observation-Disclosures. s47O,OOO
The imports of San Francisco from ls inst
to date have been as follows;
Per Ewing from Mazatan, ,........... s40,S32 90
" Frances Palmer from Honolulu,.... 5,6S95S
- Washington, from Acapulco, ....,... 1,l50O0
T." Uncle Sam, from Acapulco, ,.......... 10000
OF the amount received by the Ewing, S34,5 $50
in Mexican dollars and these sold at per cent pre-
MUM, leaving the market almost or entirely bare.
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The census shows the population of Georgia to be
l,075,977, an increase of 81, $50 since 1850.
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE ABoLIrIoNIsTs-Gov. PACKER,
OF PA Harrisburg paper publishes correspon-
dence between James Redpath, one of Old Browns
men, and Governor Packer. The letter of the
"young men" of whom Redpath the represen-
tative, invited the Governor to be present at a
convention to be held in fremont Temple, Boston,
on the Sd of December, the anniversary of Browns
execution. The Governor returned the invitation
with the subjoned reply, written blank page of
Redpath's letter:
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From Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 26.-The banks to-day advanced
the rates on New York sight drafts to 4 per cent.
premium.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 26.-The Senate bank bill
passed the House to-day. a veto is expected but
the bill will probably pass over the Veto
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS RETURNS.

IHE sUUTH VAROLINA CENSUS RETURNS.
1t having been telegraphed from this city to the
"sensation" papers of the North, as an interest
ing fact, that the returns of South Carroll
ma have all been withheld" we are authorized to
state, for the public information, that there is no
truth in the representation. The Marshal of South
Carolina, who in connection with this service, has
proved himself most efficient officer, has inform.
ed the proper Department, under date of the goth
inst, that ali the returns of the State, would be
transmitted " in day or two" The delay has
arisen from causes beyond the control of the Mar
sha and has no connection with political affairs in
South Carolina.-NationaL hteLliqencer. Nou. 2G. :
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Our spry neighbors of Macon and Columbus,
have, for several years past uxuriated on the first
shad Of the season, but this year we take pleasure
in notifying them that they are behind time-the
first specimen of the season having been served up
to private supper party, at the Pulaski House. in
this city, on Thursday night.-Sauannah Ne,cs,
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Snow fell at Atlanta, Ca, on the 10th inst, and
at Cassville, in the same State, on the 2lst inst
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.


OF the amount received by the Ewing, S34, $50
in Mexican dollars and these sold at per cent pre-
miam, leaving the market almost or entirely bare.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

HARRISBURG Pa, Nov. y, 1850.
Sir: In my opinion, the young men whose names
attached to the foregoing letter would better
serve God and their country By attending to their
own business. John Brown rightfully hanged,
and his fate should be warning to others having
similar proc!ivities WIN. F. PACKER,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
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Whereas, the Constitution of the State of Loui-
siana authorizes the Executive to convene the Gen.
eral Assembly thereof extraordinary OCCASIONS
and whereas, the election of Abraham Lincoln to
the office of President of the United States bv a
sectional and aggressive anti-slaverv party, whose
hostility to the people and the institutions of the
South has been evinced by repeated and long con-
tinued violations of constitutional obligations and
traternal amity, now cOnsummated by this last in
suit and outrage perpetrated at and through the
balotbox, does, in my opinion as well as that of
large number of citizens of all parties and pursuits
furnish an occasion such as is contemplated by the
Constitution; and whereas, some of our sister
States, aggrieved like ours, preparing measures
for their future security, and for the safety of their
institutions and their people, and both patriotism
and the necessity of sepreservatiOn require us to
deliberate upon our own course of action:
Now, therefore, |, Thomas o. Moore, Governor
Of the State Of Louisiana, do hereby convene the
Legislature of this State in extra session. and do
appoint Monday, the 10th day of December next
at II, NJ, for the meeting of both Houses of the
Legislature at the capitol, in Baton Rouge.
In testimony whereof | have hereuntO set nv
hand and caused the great seal of the State to be
affixed, at the city of Baton Rouge, the seat of
Government of this State, on this 10Th dav of No.
vember, A. d. 1861 and of the independence of
the United States of America the eighty-ffth.
Thomas o. MOORE,
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The city of Charleston, $. c., according to the
census recently taken, has population Of &C, 100,
of whom %, ,327 whites, 3606 slaves and 8, ,257
free colored. Compared with the census OF 1850,
this shows an increase in the white population of
1926, and decrease Of ISL in the free colored.
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STILL LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

BY Pony Express.
FoRT kEARNEy, November 25.-The Pony Ex-
press, with San Francisco dates of the 10Th instant
passed here.
Arrived, 18th inst, ship Landaga, from Boston.
Sailed, 10th inst, ship Belvidere, for Cork.
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The Texas papers say that Gen. Buckley, of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, at last dates in
Marshall, Harrison county. He has delivered ad-
dresses at many of the leading towns in the west
ern, central and northeastern parts of the State,
organizing "castles," and producing quite sensa-
ton. The general quarters of the order is now
located at San Antonio.
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Flora Mcdonald, the famous Scotch heroine, is
believed to have lived several years in North Caro-
lima. At the breaking out of the revolution her
husband Joined the Royalists, and afterwards re-
turned to Great Rrito;n
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IHE RESULT OF THE CHIRIQUI EXPEDITION.-A gen.
tleman connected with the Chiriqui Expedition
writes to Panama correspondent of the New ork
Times as follows:
You may set it down as certain that the attempt
to find practical route for railroad across the
Isthmus, between Chiriqui and the Gulf of Dolce,
has proved an entire failure. Lieut.. Morton left
his party at point which he took to be the sum-
nit, and then started off to find other route
traversng large tract of country cut up by many
streams, but which, from the length of the route,
would not be feasible for a road In the mean time
it was ascertaned that Morton's summit was not
less than 200 feet below the real one and when he
returned, unwilling to give it up as a complete
failure, he was at or near that point at the last
news from him, hoping to still find lower pass,
but without the remotest probability of success.
SECESSION BoNNETs.-The Charleston Mercury
gives the following description of bonnet worn by
a South Carolina lady:
"The bonnet is composed of white and black
Georgia cotton, covered with net work of black
cotton, the streamers ornamented with Palmetto
trees and Lone Stars, embroidered in gold thread,
while the feathers formed of white and black
worsted."
What would our Lincoln ladies think of distinc-
tive bonnet of Connecticut cobs, trimmed with
pumpkin vines, and ornamented with wooden nut.
megs?-Haryord Paper.
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The stories of gold discoveries near Tangier, Nova
Scotia have been set at rest by scientific expora-
ton made by order OF the Governor of the province,
and the exports have been pronounced delugion
and a snare.
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THE SOUTHERN DISUNlQN MOVEMENT.
LETTER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following extract from business letter of
rominent member of the Legislature of South
nlnlina has hann nlHced at nnr disnnsal.
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The LOUISIANA SUGAR RoP--The agricultural in.
elligence from the sugar-growing districts of the
South, and especially from Louisiana, is rather
discouraging. The process of sugar making on
many of the plantations progressing slowly
The cane is not improving, although the quality of
the sugar being made is very superior. 1t is fear
the usual crop Many of parishes had been visited
with rains during the past few weeks, and hopes
are freely expressed by the newspapers of interior
Louisiana that there will be speedy Improvement
in the yield of the cane.
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Lady Franklin takes with her on her voyage to
the Pacific, a complete photograph apparatus for
the purpose of obtaining views in the Straits of
Magellan. She will probably visit British Colum
bia and the Sandwich Islands, returning to New
York in April, and then leaving for home.
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nation, exhorting the people of that province to
"observe reyerentialy and devoutly" the Sth day
of December proximo as ga day of general thanks.
giving to Almighty Cod for His many mercies
and manifold blessings
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
GuNsi GIrNsfi GIrNsiii

Nov ~ sTORE,a complets assortment o.
~ Lengths. BUtss, Forward snd Back Action
BEks-of the celebrated and ysliabls Gillespie
shot Guns. also the unequRled Greenssr Guns,
snd Boys Guns. Those w. want Of 81 Of f-un
are requested ~ cali and examine my sicos be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, AS inducements Will
he offered that cannot be resisted.
nov2s FRAME UUGUET.
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POTATOES, MURPUIES ETC.
zS nARREIS Pink Eye. and Msshanic Psta
~ toes. just to hand, aud tor sale by
isn2n JOSHUA BEAL.
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OBITUARY. -Another great litera.
~ light has gone out Col. VIM.
Mure. of Caldwell, one Of the frat
classical scholars Of the British En-
pire. is dead. His chief work, "a
Critical History of the Language
and Literature of Ancient Greece"
must now remain a.frsgment, like
the historical works Of Macsuley,
Prescott, Arnold and Neibuhr -
Death seems TO have spite against
historians. II Is not improbable
that Col Mure left n continuation
of his work, as the fifth volume of
his history was published in 1857.
From the point TO which he bad
brought bis subject, the sixth and
seventh volumes would, in proper
order, have been devoted to Aristo-
planes, Euripides, Sophocles, So
crates. and the Sophists, Plato, and
other themes, the mere mention Of
which is enough 10 excite the NEST
lively regret at the thought of bis
death, especially If he has left no
manuscripts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
FOR SALE.
STEAM ENGINES.
PERFIrMERY.
THE FENELA SHAWL.

A LARGE assortment OF Real French Perfuu
N ery-just received. WI. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05

TINS MARSHALL CHitDREr.-lt will be
seen this morning by advertisement, that
the Marshall Children will he here on
Mondsy next, and give one entertainment
a Academy HALL or their merit, we
cannot say much, as we have not yet had
the pleasure Of hearing them. They come
well reeomen1ed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05

The BiRD TRADE OF New YouK-
Harmony" writes 10 the Mobile
Register.
Early this morning | started out
to proucure q pair of little green
paroquites. found them scarce
and highpriced. For pair scarce
~ larger than Javan swallows So
was asked. | visited five large
bird stores devoted to nothing else.
Each contained thousands of cana.
nv birds. Each bird has its own
cage. One bird store had at least
$500 live canary birds, each in it's
own little cage. Ii would seem
impossible 90 give seed and water
20 each tenement and its Inmate.
Yet IL Is done; not precisely in the
same way that one thousand locks
in the State prison are turned, and
one thousand bolts shut Mt the
same moment. The cages are tiod
together, and an adroit bird feeder
will put seed in the box of each
cage, aud water in the jar very
speedily. lie will feed one thous.
and birds an hour.
These Canary birds are suppos-
cd by unsophisticated buyers TO
have come from the Hartz Noun
tains, in Germany, via Harve,
France, or down the Rhine to Rot
terdam. l, however, am Of the
opinion that the millions arc rear
ed on the champagne districts of
New Jersey. A good singer re-
tails ut 81 the Wholesale price
is 80 so. But they must be males
and singers. Females are sold at
81 each. Java sparrows, parrots,
mocking birds, robin red-breasts.
and rice birds, make up the main
stock on the bird stores. You can.
not get cages at the same place
where the birds are sold. To get
nice cage you visit the regular
bird cage stores, where you can
procure vast assortment.
Java sparrows sell at 81 each
A boy proprietor now one Of the
bird stores | visited this morning,
and worth S5oO,o00-commenced
his career peddlipg, apair of Can.
aries.
The bird merchants take orders
Cor any kind of bird mentioned by
Audubon. They will send to the
Phillipian Island for Birds of Par
adise, TO Charleston for turkey
buzzard, or to Illinois for a white
crow.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
CUTIERyi CUTLERyii

I HAVE nov ir Stvie and 10 arrive, q complete
j ass0r iment 0ffocket and Isbie Cutlery, ~
the most reliable makes. and great many new
styles, RnoDg them the celebrated IDdis u ubhsr
1abis Knives. Call sud examine them bsfas
purchasing siss~ hsre--ss 70 IL alwaJs pleasure
10 show my stock. THANK liUGUkT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
CHAupAeyEi cuAMpAeNEn

JUsT nECEtyEp-Teu Baskets oftbat fsv ri,
~ brand Eugene Clie1upt"-siso snsthes csss
Of that nns old champagne Brandy" This
Champagne Brandy has already gained the re-
putaiion 81 being The finest IN the plscs--sold by
aprl1-2W u. u. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05

MEErise OF THE LOUISIANA IIIsro-
RicAL SoClErY.-The annual May
meeting of the society will take
place at their room in the Capitol,
on Monday next the 18th inst. at y
o'clock. See notice.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
GARD

HAVING opensd anew. the store Formerly oe-
cupisd by my deceased fa'hsr. take pleasure In
Informing his old friends aud patrons and The
public generally, that l am now prepared 70 sup.
ply them with any article u Family Groceries
and Plantation supplies, they may desire, Of the
most advantageous terms. Hoping 10 receive
liberal share Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully.
MICHAEL, pnENpVRoAgT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
ARTISTS TUBE COLORs.

TUkvEIu lust received complete assortment Of
Il Artists Tube Colors and Brushes, and 70 hold
out Inducements for the young TO lerrn the srt
OF painting, offer this for sale below New Orleans
prices. X. ID. DAY,
apriT-2w Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05

CoorERAeH.-Plenters ere specially re.
qnested TO note what Nick Michsl says on
the subject to-day. They can make con
tract with him for any number of bbls or
hdds, at any time.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
NflTICE.

rI'uE subscribers FOR Stock IN the Louisiana
Il Industrial Association At baton Rsuge, will
please take notice thst meeting will be held ~
saturday, May 9th next, 81 O'Clock =. ~, sthe
pt'ce No 2, Pixies Row, for the purpose Of organ
izing by the sleetion ~ Objects for the ensuing
year u is earnestly desired thstevery snbscfih-
81 should be Ifesesi IN person % W proxy. Wy
order. Ispr20.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
y,oi,. aud Guitar strings.

A GOOD assortment Of the best Violin aud Out
n tar strings--for sale b,
apriT.2w ". y. A
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
FURNITURE FURNITURE II
TABLE CUTLERY.

ICE PICKS. Ice IIaichsis, Feather busters. But.
J. ter Coolers, Wine Coolers and Wine Casters,
just received aud for sale A.
apri72w PIPER a BRADPORDs.
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NE w a Walls
Ar rHF-
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.

ME HAVE just received from New York the
w following Palm and Striped Bareges.
Jscenet snd OrEande Muslins, Briilsntinss, Iaes
Points, Lsee Yeils Fiet ntts. Ribbons, Trimmings,
Hsndkerchisfs. Hosiery, Hoop stifls, Cotsets,
white aud BLACK Blonde, Lace, Embroidered Col
lars, Linen and Msrseiles Sets. white sud OIL.
ored Embroidery. Cotton. Oolorsd silk Floss. 81.
YER Thlmbles, Scissors, Parssols, Umbrellas snd
other articles too numerous 10 msntian-all ~
which We will sell at our usual low rates
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
HOOP SKIRTS.

T HAvEjust received new supply OF Moran's
Hoop skirts, made without a stitch or Clasp
Of any Kind and the only skirt that will not come
aparf W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
HALL. OF NASHVILLE pLOws.

HAND, our regular assortment Of these un.
~ rivailed Plows, large and small, with and
without cutters; some of which are made express
Up for the culture Of CO. ton. -
noyaa LARGUIER a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
pAToN RouGH

tsy- We are authorized 60 announce
William oil, ESQ. as candidate for jus
tice Of the Peace, in Ward No. 1.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
COLOGyEi CoIoGNEii

SEND your empty Cologne Hotties ard have
> them filled With superior article Of cologne
~
spriT-2W u. y. pay, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
KEEP COOL.

4 FINE assortment Of Thermometers, just re
"a Nj, gs''' '"' wv Eb. avn. noaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
pLsyop,Sa EXTRACTS.

| - DOE pure concentrated Fisvotiug Extracts
4 Lemon. Nsbills. Nutmeg, Almond. gihger,
Peach Raspberry snd Neotarlne-soll ~
sprlT.2w n. n. DAY. Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
MICHAEL pRENpI
Electro NIaguetic Machines,

A GOOD stock Of those nsye, failing Nervous
"A Eradicstors, In handsome Mahogany Cases.
At reduced prices.
maye V. HEUDE a GO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
Mors.,s Patent nresch Lcnd,ng enn..

CuBsCRtBERs sre respectfully notified, that
- thelt Guns hsvs been lett for distribution md
delivery With nAHBEE A BENJAMIN.
lew ofthe above Guns for sale.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05
TOBACCO, TOBACCOi,

lust received fine article Of Chewing
81 and Smoking Tobacco at the Drug
Store of V. HEuDE q co.
aprio
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-05

STATE oF toUfsiANA-Psrish Of East Bs-
ton RougA-sixth Judicial District Court-ln
the matter II the sucessslou II JOHE D. HFFF.
deceased No, Ce5-Prptats.
Rf VIRTUE of Commission issued In the
- above entitled snecsssiou aud N me deliver
81. viii sell ~ public auction, Al the late resi-
denee ~ the deceased, nesr the eastern limit of
the Corporation Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY, the Tth day OF May. 1870.
commencing 8, 10 o'clock A. NJ the personal prr-
periy belonging 20 the Estate Of said John y.
RerP. consisting Of Horses, Hogs. Mule. Gov
AND Calf Farming utensils, Buggy Wagon,
etc. etc. Terms Of sale CASH
ap2g-did !. ". DUFROCu, Auctionser.