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commencement OF Harvard college

BosToS, Wednesday, July IL, 1851.
The Commencement at Harvard College, 70 Jay
attracted as usual many distinguished citizens and
large throng Of interested spectators 20 witness the
exercises Gov. Andrew and other State officials
were escorted to Cambridge by the Lancen,
The exercises which took place in the Old Church
were considered fully equal 10 those OF former years
and several Of the young gentlemen were wsraly
appiauded. .,,.s
for the coming tern. r s-.-l
The followfng are the honorary degrees conferred
ernor of Massachusests; Lt.-Gen. Winfield Scott, oi
Washington. ry.a...
Professor 10 the Newton Theological institution. NJ
The Rev. Joseph Cummings President OF the Wss'
Isxsn iTniyerpity, MiddletOwn, Gem.
tine Rev. Cyrus Hanlin, Cons.a1tinople, Turkey
The Right Rev. John BernaGd Fitzpatrick, Boeten
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Neurology Of Harvard Graduates.

BosTos, Wednesday, Jaly IL, 1851
The ascertained deaths of graduates Of Harvard
College during the past academic year, as reported BY
DR.. Joseph Palmer Of Boston, have been thiny-ons,
being seven esa than last year. The number Of deahs
during the academic year ending July, 1851 was forty.
two; in 1852, foty-two; in 1853, sixty; In 1854 y.
one; in 1855, 6fty-one in 1856, forybres; in 1887,
forty-eight; In 1855, thirty, in 1859, tbrtynrsi Ia
Is6O tbrty-sight. The average number for the lass
II years 10 43 2-1l per year.
OF those who have decessed during tbe past year,
thirteen were lawyers, four were clergymsn, foer
were physicians, two. were merchants, two wers
saca6rI, 0ns Sss conveyapcsr, one was horiicul.
turis, and four had no profession They were as fol-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tar BRooKLYS PUBLIC ScHooLs-Tbe closing Of
the Pubc Schools on Friday, July 10, for the Summer
vacation win be the occasion Of excellent opportunities
for parents and visitors to the proficiency that has
been acquired in these schools. Among the inter-
espg Of the exhibitions will be that Of the primary de-
partuent Of No. l5 at the Of State and Powers
streets, which stands unsurpassed in real ec by
eny otner scnoo' IN 'ne STATE ine al allegory
ofthe thiyfour states oy aS lnh'v sonng ladies' will
show how Secession ana Union sTil become united and
Liberty again preside as ,.fress of the whole. The
recent represen'.ln Of, this slegory and the large
number .sasIs TO witness ID, have made il necessary
20 repeat the exhibition.
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.nhlshna ,lnre ,r.re lnir, srsrrfhinp b fhe roweE

established there dong everything 10 then poef
- sspprese al information u neyerthee ese
apparent that information Of the most imporssnt char.
ncteT was disseminated through TIC mais. Aetuafed
ey ouch views, \ VIE mol only disposed 10 continue
the service when cane into Oihee, but even 70 re-
siere ID where il had been discontinued by my prede-
ssssor; ard fofthis purpose at early day, sent
specia agent 70 she South, TO estsbhsh the Pnepai
elces which had been discontinued. But the lnsur-
sestionary esders eopprehending, believe, as dSd
the effect Of the rnais upon TIER power refoeed then
60 sow those ofces to be reestabisheo anS more re-
Gently have excluded the mails from a1 portions OF
fAe rcantTy in which their military power If estao'
kshed, ,
"Wlile the military despotisn which xst organizer
h erei eiFbs By she coEsiratcrs Is suaered 70 do'
nsae over the people of The South there s no means
Sf asceraning wbethez the policy have pursued nas
heen advantageous or rot but bsve TO ooupt tna'
ehe people OF The Soth win vindieate n ana ,eeiu'
eelvss the first rnomest that they are hosIate ioI
She c5uel despotism which now PIeEails Inc olsooh
sinasd service, ne appears by detailed steeenen,
AeFeith submitted cost the Government s9VVO'4~' -
Sves and shove the receipts tbeTetrom:
lea Sir vers respectfully yenr eeedient ssrys.,, Es,
S-f ~ - NJ BLAIR Postmaster SeheIA~
sz1ss EpeakeF Of saa FloUas ef RePEessnsssiSs''
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Hds. IS:S s, Tsilows c. . -; rel,s s'c cssis.eA'
Calf Skins f6tc. 70. -. !, h.. .hs
EBeef eSrs and hrst esslty Iacude no,hi1s ~ ~.
best sre, iat staled 0Ssn scond sssy re. % yesr,
Iii steea odiaary consists Of Bulls the Ieess s' ,sf
sHsaP--Ertra includes Cosssss. and when 'n''' v -
Hhy were cars over the Grand Trunk snd Eai$f1
,osS "a aver the Boston and Loef ard 40 over he
PHnaREs rhsrs was large stock q Cattle o.s so
TIA, for sone Weeks The msrset cqli o. a ~, pse non
isy hier hat de cxs shnns A hssh =. s
ss "a - ewt fsr hs best WssssrH- sheep hss y "es
vveet by 90. ~ head - ~, f.aL-- aNat
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ARMY AND NAVY.
ryN NAyy.YAnI

TIE BKUUkLFN NhFf.IAIIN' !.
Now that the great rush on the Brooklyn Navy Yard
sover the premises look quiet and lonesome taey
did on Eew-Yer's Day. Then the Brandywine, Perry
Bainbridgs, Savannah, Roanoke, Wabash, Potomac,
and North Csrolns, were lying quietly in the strea'n
When che war required movement, orders were re-
ceived to fit out every yesscl and, from that day 70
this, officers and men lave not had an idle hour An
idss may 10 formed from the following List Of ships
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r,.mhr;,aae Catt,o sInrEcs.

HsroRqRD yoa THH N. T. TRlsuER 81 GEo: hurr
80 WpDNKspsy, July IT, 1871
ols number Of Cstte aTks lso Besves sno
l7 stores consisting OF Working Oxen, MOh Cows end sas
PACE on MSrxET BExy-Exux 459 90 rs; hst quality,
IS rs second onality, ss; third quality. - %
PRcEs on STORE CArrIx Nolking 0Een per patr ronet
Cows ana Calyss from $50 80 70 sNi fcsfiins+
noss; Twoyesrs-old Delei hreeyssrcid none q, .oz
Sbsep and Lanbk f0 naIkets prices ID iot 81
essn; extra So 90 50 20 So om 10 Slc. 10. spnA
Lambs nom 81 So 81 o.
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THE SIXTH MAINE REaISfENr.

bOsIVh, WedueHuAyf Fuiy II, IoVIs
The 9Th Maine Regiment, Col. Knowles LETT Port
land 1t IO30 On their arrival at Bostoh the regi-
aent VIII he essorted to the ComOn where COLLATION.
will be furnished by the City Government. They
leave tts evening via Fall River IN special train and
nteamer.
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CoMhEycENERT ExERcIsEs OF THE l.. l. CoLLEoE
Uosr1TAL-The sOcond annual commencement exer-
cises of the Long Island College Hospital were held IN
tho Athenaum 10 Atlantic street, on Tuesday evening,
bsfore n select audience Of ladies and gentlemen The
patforn was occupied by the Regents, Council and
Professors of the institution. brass band was In az
,ondauce. snd tho hall was decorated with American
Gags H. d. Cromwell, esq, President OF the Board
az Regents presided. The proceedings Were openeo
with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Burlington Ihe grahn'
ates occupied the front seats The HypocraLic oa'h
Jyas administered by DIR. Chsnncey L. hiehsii, when
he deofee Of Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon
them. The names of the graduates are as follows;
sb.Yle. I. InSersOH J. R. Twomey J. y. Halloway EdT
~ passnn Jared W. seudder. Edwa Grey, H. A. Gstes j.
K.S @ 1S'iSpi a Kli5s " " Feans' W sSsro w Davis
The graduates were addressed by DR.. I. l.. Macon
and Prof. d. G. Enos in the course OF which the latter
exhorted them 20 be true 10 their ALMA Maief, ana
observed that the experiment Of grating Medical
College upon tue Hospital had proved complete sue
ceaa and had obtained the sanction Of men ranking
bj0h In the profession. In referring 70 the presen
national crisis, the Doctor said that be had few
words 10 say On subject which had, perhaps, beter
he left untouched, aud which certainly there was no
with 90 approach; but rebellion had sprung up 10 The
land and the right Of the pinorty 70 rule the majority
lad been inserted. That arrogant assumption had
been resisted and proessos surgeons and graduates
had gone ont OF Long Ishnd College Hosisl no: tor
conquest not for coercion, not for the invasion OF state
tights or sovereignty, bat for the laws and Constha-
lion of the land.
Dr. c. T. Ingersoll, Of the graduating eiass, read
parting address, and benecicion closed 'ne
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Firn nt Iutliunnpolis.

IsprAvAPoLIs, Ind, "wednesday. July IL, 1861:
VIM, Honuaman's drug store, IN this city, wez de.
stroysd by fire this morning. Loss slO,Vooi insures
az 600
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YoUE0 MES's REPUBLIcAS CESraAL COMMITTEES,
This committee met at their rooms, Of Twenty.
tbrd street and Broadway, last evening" and sdournsa
till September next. err aeW
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ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.-The body Of Bridget
Egan an old woman residing az No. lS7 Navy street,
was found in her room on the first floor on Tuesday
morning. and, from appearances, it was supposed that
death had been caused by violence. At first il was
theught that she had died from disease, bat when
the body about being prepared for interment, it
was discovered that four ribs In tho left side and four
IN the right side were broken beside contusions
pbout the face and parts Of the body, which might
have been caused by blows, possibly by fall The
Coroner was notified, and directed the holding Of a
post-nortem examination. Meanwhile the husband,
James Egan, was arrested and ia held TO await the
action Of the investigation, which will take place on
Friday afternoon. 1t appears that Egan and his wife
slept in separate apartments, and he states that he
went to bed at 10 o'clock, leaving her sitting in her
own room. Next morning be went to cali her, aud
found her lying sganst tho door, dead. He noticed
injuries about her face but supposed they were caused
by falling against the door. He denies having had
any quarrel with deceased, knowing how she Bus-
tanned her injuries. Egan is 60 years Of age, and the
deceased 6s. He Ia a hack.dnyer by occupation and
by hard work and economy has succeeded in becoming
the owner of several houses. No fscts have yet been
elected 10 prove anything against him,
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DEED.

oRoUrn thIsestJ wsdsesd.y ys'x y. va sssr
faat soa OF Thomas Ans nAn"'- - S' 49,
mouths aId II days N. -. ,..,.etf,llx .ryseS y
~ esss Al fhe resdencs Of hs fsher Me- ~
ais ssssss :. s'slssk, .. n, EdasF,ssI W
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THE FOURTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT.

BUfyALo, d. Y, wednesday, July IL, 1861.
The 4th Wisconsin Re ginent unexpectedly arrived
here early THE morning. They we're received by she
Buffalo TigsIs and bTeakfa4sd. They leave by Erie
&<ilread this fpsDoop for The East
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MAJOR ,. >. PECK.

sTBAcVsf, n. T., "Wednesday, July n, 1861.
Meier Peek Of symcuss, late Of ibe o.. Army, has
keen tendesed tlso coiOnoioy Of Che Peoples lswotbl
Regiment Of New.York.
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ARrysr or SUPPOSED r3uRs,.s,.sn I,,oovr,,

SreLRs PzoPERTI-0eef ARpelga@ Of the First Precinct
Police arrested young essrd suspicion hSinz
stolen eps.y ~ their possessioe Ieey were fosad sitting
upon sssop III Myrtle each WITH bnBce asrsf
ng emons hemsel which 70 the szr, 4
share The officer having satisfied himself took them int su,
tody The property found upon Them con Of l dy.orex
ard eOhiuE Some goods have since been obssaed Ri
81 valued At about 500 The Article. a the F Frselad
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AsorHEB FIRs---At ~ o'eloek on Tuesday niaos
the Of building on % South f snl Teah
streets e D. discovered 70 be 90 he Hvss
By the police before much damage done
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SvPposKp IscEspfkRY FfRs.--Abcut 2 oolodk
yesterday morning discovered ~ the ppss psEi z
the dwelling bobsa No III Stage street D. The me pss4
and contents ssd wisb diaepity tai he he pro-
vehted ftoa eoanauhicsng 70 the asjoinrg bpir4 Tz
prenlises eoeupseaby Jsss 0snst ord i sio3
led TO the belief hs he ore WAS tie vera Of deaizl
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SERIOUS AccIDRsr Ar,ATLASfIc DocK.-A very
hooSa az Woodyrif q Robinson's Commercial dock,
South Brooklyn, yesterday evening at = o'clock: A
how named Chsm6ers, son Of tho Casson-House store
keeper fell from the third story through e hatshMy
feared ths consequent eoneussion will prove ialab
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

BRookLrs CIrY CoUAT CALrspAR.-Tbur,dsy
Jay agay Cases 6er 90 Fourth MOaday snd Rquits
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DEATH oY FATHER RAgFIsA.--Father Rafana, who
since lsil has had the pastoral charge Of the Roman
CathOlic Church in MontIose avenue, 4. d.. died at
his resdencs on Tuesday night at the advanced age Of
n years. The deceased was greatly beloved by his
congregation, and enjoyed the esteem Of all who knew
bin,
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The following are the names of those deceased

previous years, but not before published:
isl6 WIN. J. A. BradfSrd. c.. At sea, Nov 80 49,
isJ9 Abel Fox x............N Quincy Ill Nov. IA, ~
The oldest living graduate is the Hon. Josiah Quisey,
Of Boston, Of the class ofI79e He born in Boston
4th February, l772. TIE next Oldest is DR.. John Wal
ton of Pepperel Mass., of the elass Of 1871. He was
born in Cambridge, Mars, 29tb October, l77o The
third in seniority the Hon. Samue' Thatcher Of Ban
cor Me-. of the class of 1893. He was born in Cam
bridge, Mass, lst July, 1776 There arc none living
Of the class of 1894 or Of 1885, In the class Of i7e6,
three are living Intbe class fl797 vei In the clsss
Of l7ss four; in the elass Of i799 four in the class Of
1900, three. --'
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40 we're doing svsrythsna n thssF power
ossbiishsa tpes ogosmatoe, y wa neyestheless
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Hs,s. York Jniy u. 1851

Col. Samuel Graham of the 10Th regiment has re-
osixed orders 10 send company Of mounted men
leav,ry) to Baltimore or Washington there TO ava
turtber orers The company is toconsist Of one Capt,
one Ist Lieutenant one % Lieutenant one lst Ser
ppsnt one Quartermssters Sergeant, -four Sergesnts
eeht Corporals, two Bugers two fariers aud black
smiths, one saddier, one WAGNER ana TX plva'es.
Ihs ,s, are 10 provide their own horses and 10 be
thoroughly uniformed and equipped. ln consequence
az the shovt notice the could not prepare the'
seys 90 az TO start yesterday but expect TO be ready
Friday or Saturday
recruiting office at the City Assembly Rooms fifty
oen are st required 10 GIL up his companies 70 the
standard reauired by the War Department.
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70 "a. Eater Of The NJ y Tri6Sa>
SIR: In consequences ofn death IN my family shall
M, leave for the sest Of war until the 24h inst. Par
tes having any articles TO send leave them at No.
az Indow street have received 40 Havclocks from
Mrs. H. kirkland, Ii Havelocks from Mrs. q. w.
Field, ~ Havelocks box Of conserved currans, and
half dozen shirts, from unknown parties.
JOHN w. FARMER.
THE SECOND REGIMENT N.Ys.M.--A CORRECTION.
To aas Esitor Of The NJ " 1SibaHs.
sIR: Allow me to contradict in the columns Of your
valuable paper the report Of DIR. j. c. Peters which
was to-day published who, in speaking of the ID Re-
regard 10 cleanliness and member OF the regiment,
having lust returned feel Il my duty In behalf Of the
regiment 70 contradict it. The Cd having always aud
eth have the reputation Of having the eeaneht camp,
and the cIeanet men Of any reg nent In the SER
vice Ry inserting the above In your paper yon will
do iastcs 70 good regiment, and very much oblge,
Youm respectfully, r. A. WILLIS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-17

Carriages and Harness. q
AM NOW RECEIVING a splendid assortment Of
i CARRLA and HARNESS of every descrip.
ton, to which the attention of purchasers is invited
Having selected my stock in person, during the
summer, l can supply my customers At prices a. low
as any in the South, and Of the best quality. Call
and examine. Twill
NO w In STORE.
CAleche and close Coaches,
Two and four seat Bretts,
RockawAys and Barouches,
Side aad single seat Buggies, with and without
with Z splendid assortment Of double and sin
gle Harness, Whips, &c, to match. 6
Also Stage. Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars, Hames, &c,
All of which will be sola as low Is they can be
purchased atany house in the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
the Branches, and . continuance of patronage is
solicited.
/ have in store q full assortment of Iron compris-
ing, Flat, Round and Square. Sheet and Hoop Iron,
Axles, Springs he.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, o.
the latest styles and patterns.
1have also on hand, Cane Wagons and carts
Road Wagons. Bagasse and other light carts, and all
kinds Of Wheelwright work made to order.
Also Barker's Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, COM
plete Lightning Rods, &c, &c. Call and examine at
the old stand (new t%uilding) corner of Maine and
Church streets.
nov % W.T.. TuNNARD.
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~SilveHPlated Ware, or pure
= A1bata.
TVable and Tea Spoons,
Table and Desert Forks,
Decanter stanns,
Wine Casters, Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets
CUP, Cream and Gravy Ladies', Gard Baskets,
Sugar longs and Shove!s,
Mustard srF ons and ugar sitter, Butter cups and
poon Raiders,
Cups, Mugs, Molasses -. bait poems, Casters.
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug3l-3w PIPER & BRADFORD.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves.

1 MOTHER large invoice of Cooking and Heating
n Stoves, which in addition to our former stock
makes the largest and most complete assortment of
stoves IN this market. We invite the public to call
and examine them and compare the quality and pri-
ces with our n%eighbors before purchasing.
aug g. PIPER & BRADFORD'E
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Coffee

FRESH SUPPLIES.-
l. IL Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh Bacon Shoulders,
10 casks Stages sugar cured Hams,
90 boxes Vsrmicelli,
20 boxes Macaroni,
so bags fine Salt-large size,
5000 yards Kentucky Bageing'
bale Irvine,
loo barrels Cape Lime,
100 barrels Alabama Lime,
100 barrels Thomaston Lime,
25 bags Plastering Hair,
50 barrels Cement,
f. Is barrels Plaster of Paris,
10 barrels Crushed. Sugar, -
10 " Powdered +" lowering
10 kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted Shot,
90 dozen Buckets, assorted colors. Mustard
Pickles, Pepper, and many other articles. all for sale
low at the warehouse Of
q sep8 SOL. BENJAMIN.
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Notice.
nafon Rouge Steam Ferry.
NV MEAN FERRY BOAT -

i so0tNNY 00UTH'' will leave ilHaEs
No. Roves st 7 O'Clock, a. y. during
- V1ut4s. nolths, md at 3 o'eloek during the Sum
~. - ~ regularly during the day. A interval
y 800 mfnutes will t.ke place between the trips
hsIfst&er side.
~ lnetri ~ leave the Baton Rouge side on her
ts1f5AJ Sc eaa.down, and remain I've n.anutes only
~ Ia opposite side; after which, persons DESTROYS to
m g stids At double rates Of ferriage, according
y Suataet.
srNo contract will Be made for ferriage bv the
- & searter, but in order to suit the c0nveniences
r. tAose whose business or pleasure causes the fire.
sae1tAespesing ct either themselves or servants
sfASnes ncksts'. will be sold on the boar in. pack
-. OF twenty are for Dollars, being a discount
1ttenty pr cent. on the established rates,
rs So RlCH'D MARKHAM. L co.
eD1 ct Projectors
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Lamps 4 Lanterns.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Paxlor, Hall, Bad
n room, and night Damps for OIL, Fluid, and Ker-
osine Oil, and Lanterns of every description.
oct8. PIPER & BRADFORD
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N0tf0N SEED.-In store and for sale, Boyd's Pro
Onos, Little Brown, Mexican and Petit Cult.
xareh1O-y SOL. BENJAMIN.
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Gdrrinne Renn;rino.

Carriage Repairing.
WITH A FINE STOEK of material 81 every des.
ertption, and 6rst-class mechanics. I am fully pre.
pared e repair and build Carriages of all kinds, with
dispatch and IN the best manner, on reasonable
terms, at the Emporium, corner Of Main and Churth
treets, Baton Rouge, La. ". F. TUNNARD.
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Carriages and Harness

carriages and Harness
THE su 5scriber having completed his spac,ou
most complete of CARRIAGES and HARNESS over Of
fered to purchasers in this vicinity and would call
the attention of his friends and the public generally
to his establishment and to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
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TAKEN UR.-ByE Emile Cassie, . BLACK PONY,
y ennded on the right shoulder with . Spanish
sFaeA, and IL about ten years old. # said Pony IL
sss nelaimed within thirty days from the first pub
h.9on Of this notice, he win be offered for sale at
laelse auction at my onice on Tuesday, September
M, as 10 oclOck q. NJ. to pay costs and charger.
Aog1O +. WHITE, ]. p, I'd Ward.
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BARROW 4 POPE, +
AttOfMeyS at II
nUR1NG. the absesce o. Liest. N. W. Pore, David
IL n. Barrow, will be ct West Baton Rouge Court
hosss every Monday, unless professionally engaged
elssyhera.
oa9y request he attends to the legal business Of
CsDk u. n. Favr0t.
Itdrsss him At rlaquem!ne.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Par1sA Of Iberville.
FiFTa DISTRICT COURT.
hAatter Of succession Of John Toy, Decd. No. 537.
RE vlreae OF IN order If seizure and sale, to M
~ directed in the shove entitled succession Of date
18th day ef July, \. o., 1861, from the late 9Th
18TH District Court, In and for the Parish Of East
NansRssge, tnsths Sta0 Aforesaid, ! will Offer ct
1psle sale TO tho last and highest bidder, 1T the
scD0Ft h0use q this Parish Of West Bet0n Rouge, ON
Saturday 7th Of September, 1861,
MI o'clock !. -. al the rights, title and interest
Z lafayette Caldwell, In and to the following de-
ssribed mortgage property situated in the Parish 0
1et Baton Rosge, 70 wst : !. Section No. ssSentsso,
htevnsAip No. sevs1, Of Range slsvs. east Of Lands
ssl9sets, TO sale in the United States Land Once in
- 0gseens =, pay Esd satisfy sid writ Of exc.
eetsns eehFd in the above eotitlsd and numbered
sseeaesien. z4 {9aI 500
1sens 4 ab on The spot.
- WN. WHITE, Sheriff.
Wsss 1stoa Roags, August Sd, 1851.
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~. II. Hu,enurd

~ r.. Yu1nurd. :.
Home Manufacture NJ Cane
WAGONS, CARTS. PLoUGHs AND
lANTATI0 HARNESS
YNHE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive orde,
for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harness, fol
me som'ng season, And would respectfully urge Plan.
ters and Others wanting any Of the above articles. to
SEM r their orders early that they may be supplied
promptly applied.
.a.Hisssuck Of Iron isnow complete-omprising
= MI assortment of FLAT, ROUND aud SQUARE
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON. WEEDES
lKoN, ERMAN and SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLEs
and SPRlNGs-aA siscs - "
~ OF which will be furnished as low as at
any establishment IN THE STATE.
q 2 He has On hand 1000 MONTAGUE PLOUGHS
which he oders for sale to close artnership accounts
~ Caliand examine at the Warerocms. corner of
Church and Main streets, Baton Rouge.
oeciS'oS W. F. TUNNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-17

LNresh Go0ds.-Just received, Native Catawba
~ Wine, French Claret-all qualities. Cigars of
the finest brands, and . general assortment of fresh
family groceries. F. WEBER
June 23d, 1850. Ferry Landing.