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FooTsTEPs or DECAY.

The following is a translation from an ancient
Spanish poem, which, says the Edinburgh Hevicu.
is surpassedlhy ndfhing with which VIC are ac- \
quaiuied in The Spanish language, except the
u Ode Of Louis de Leon"
Oil Let the soul its slumbcrs break
4, Arouse its senses, and awake
To see how soon
Life, In Its glures, glide away,
And the stern footsteps OF decay
z-zS-l1s-. Como stealing on.
And while We view the rolling tide,
Down which our flowing minutes glide
-. --..-- Away so fast,
Let Us the present hour employ,
Aud deem eaclf future dream a JOY
Or Already past.
sszzs:Bes no vain hope deceive the mind, 'sIs.sa
Nor happier let us hope to find
Tomorrow than To-day
Our golden dreams oil yore were bright,
Like them the present Shall delight y
Like them decay. ,..,,,...
e Our lives like fastening streams must be,
IllI That into one engulfing sea
t,;nr Are doomed to fall
The sea OF death, whose waves roll on ri
O'er king and Kingdom, crown and throne,
-"9g w And swallow all.
-o1t; Alike the rivers lordiy tide,
Alike the humble rvulcts glide,
sa.ei. a.; To that sad wave! lai sl-ll ~.
Death levels poverty and pride,
Ss','A And rich and poor sleep side by SIDE,
.sHissSi@e Within the grave.
sinti 20 sfF,ii ssIiE rs0l'aliG ti- trii s4fl esq
s,iia Our birth Is hut starting place;
.ast Lille is the running OF the race; isi,ts
- - And death the goal; et lf-.
There all our glittcrng toys are brought
ss'fThat path alone, OF all unsonght,
30 sg9G Is found Of all.
-o7il See, then, how poor and little worth
~ Arc all those glittering toys Of earth,
Thatlure US here;
~ Dreams of sleep that death must break;
son Alas before 1t bids us wake,
srI v We disappear! sest
Long ere the damp of death can blight,
=, The cheeks pure glow OF red and white
Has passed away.
fsahY outh smiled and all was heavenly fair
sii Age came, aud laid his finger there, "
-a49sas And where are they? a3.i stt
- Where is the strength that spurned decay,
The step that roved SO light and gay;
,eA.'i The hearts blithe tone?
80: The strength is gone, the step is slow,
fnsjiAnd joy grows wearisomc, and woe /! Tons
r-sf 49, When age comes on! 1-f atf-t!
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Mr.. BiYrux a ILL rsl..;,
of ,.yes IN co., ~. is'a'Ns tn the listir.
Mr.. Wxsrrsn ..sf;....a
ing the Public Trns,,,s =, ss'u'''n direct.
fam ,hnul. (which an 60, sAs''ahse Ger.
to tl,e Conn,i,,cc nm F;n",9 s. MAS referred
On r,o,;o, IS n !" ! 'nancc. IS
m;t,rc Of three w.s s,,.a', special CON-
with . ensc;.I c.,.~;,, apPoin'e', TO consult
rcy;sa M. rsror, IS ,,'a a.o'n tue House to
Nv. -. .a1 .Po.s y, 'ne committee On Sala-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Leave of absence was granted to Messrs.
Smith of Wayne, Gunter, Moore, Davis,
Rice, Williams, of Harnett, and Williamson.
Mr.. SINCLAIR reappeared in his seat,
having recovered from his recent illness.
The CHAIR announced the appointment
of the following Committee on Salaris and
Fees Messrs. Stilley. Justice of Henderson,
Grier, Bowman end Dixon.
Mr.. MALONE offered o resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Finance to report
what legislation is necessary to enable the
State to obtain the prompt payment of all
the interest upon bonds due from the various
rail road corporations to the State; and. if
necessary, to report bill for this purpose,
and for the purpose OF directing the best
application Of the dividends arising from
stocks owned by the State in these COM
panies and corporations. The resolution
was laid over. IL sisa, afF
Mr.. VEST introduced resolution instruct
ing our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to use their efforts to change the
laws Of the United States as to give poor
men an equal chance to distil whisky and
brandy with rich men. Laid over. 49,,
o., BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. JUSTICE, of Rutherford, introduced a
bill to amend the charter of the Judson
Female College, at Hendersonville. Laid
over. Asf 2aA a5f p
Mr.. VEST, in pursuance of notice given at
the last session, introduced a bill to in.
corporate the Salem Fire Company; which
was considered under a suspension of the
rules and passed its several readings ~
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SENATE.

aai2 FRIDAY, Nov. 81, 1868.
The Senate met according to adjournment.
The President in the chair. .E,4 e9ari
The journal Of Wednesday was read and
approved.
Mr. LONG presented the petition of certain
citizens OF Davidson county, relative to the
daming of streams by the owners of mill
sites.
Mr. ETHERIDGE presented the petition
relative to the formation of the County of
Dare. Passed first reading and referred to
the Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances.
Mr. BLYTHE gave notice of the introduce
ton of a bill relative to the right of prop
crty; also bill amending the 229th Section
Revised Cofes> .z ~, sf.7 so..-ol.f.,
Referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. WINsTEAD introduced bill amen
ding the charter Of the Oxford branch o.
the Raleigh g. CASTOR Railroad. h
On motion of Mr.. WMsTEAD referred to
the Committee on Internal improvements
and ordered to lie printed.
Mr.. ErHERIDGE introduced bill amen
ding chap. 81, Revised Code, which upon
motion was referred to a special committee
of three.
Mr.. WHITE moved to amend by printing.
Amendment adopted. 3
The PRESIDENT appointed Messrs. Ethe-
ridge, White, and Moore Of Carteret Us the
COMMITTEES.
MIR. Lone introduced bill relative to
the sale Of property exempted by law. Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. i
Mr.. LOVE introduced bill to supply Reg
listers of Deeds with blank books.
Passed first reading and referred to Com
mittee on Finance. tAi'-s -t'3f'
Mr.. WHITE asked to I've excused from the
special Committee which was granted, and
MIR. Barrow. appointed in his stead.
Mr.. MARTINDAI.E gave notice of a bill to
amend the charter of the Williamson &
Tarboro' Railroad @
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage of bill authorizing
certain counties to issue bonds
Passed 1fst reading and referred to Com
mittee on Rinauce. ~
tie ON THIRD READING.
Bill amending Section 10 Chap. 11S came
up for third reading. $3.50 iflis w.
Mr.. BARROW moved to amend by provi-
ding that the bill went into operation on the
day it was ratified Adopted. Passed first
! reading unanimously. Us ef3 @ f
Bill extending the time allowed widows
| to dissent from deceased husbands will
Passed unanimously.
Bill for collection of 1868 taxes in Carte
| ret county came up. t.isi ef
Mr.. REsPAss moved to amend Section 10
of the bill.
Amendment rejected.
Bill passed 90 to 2.
Bill amending the 7th Sect. Chap. 70
Code OF Civil Procedure. Passed "a to, L.
Mr.. ROBBINS moved to reconsider their
vote. Motion lost.
SECOND READING.
Bill Incorporating N. G. Mutual Home In
surance Company.
Mr.. Rich moved to amend by striking out
Section Z. Agreed to. $500
Mr.. Rich moved to amend the 18th sec
ton with reference to the homestead law,
but subsequently withdrew the motion.
Bill passed second reading. 'da aei
Mr. MOORE of Carteret asked leave of alb
sence for the Senator from Craven until Mon
day next. Granted.
Mr.. WELKER asked leave for Mr.. Beeman
until Monday next. Granted. i
Mr.. Cooke asked leave of absence for Mr..
Purdie for two days. Granted.
On motion of MIR. BEEMAN the Senate adj
journed.
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Liaaaal f'35s45l9 9li .is5W 1lk % a157qaTaai
.seEiq taa5 -esn hsgiz
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2seTH sii = p-sitsu2 b,is flsl.l @l-ifla ~ $40
'zsfsn sai q
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would NOT Inc nlaced in thie roof,Int;s,p
M Honuu.rr ,,,,,,,ad -, 80 -. a. Gam.
I'VE ..'o'' W 'ere. W 0ie "o"''
mlttce on propositions ana dr1evaaeeS
Mr., DURHAM Thought the gentleman
did not hear the EXPLANATION TIE court
did mt slee;ra "a A., III, shnr;e lint
n'o ,no S'ic''i., "'
were obilged u 90 80. The FesoHlt'on
would only relieve the sheriff FROM The hard
ship of the penalty whice he conld MT avoid.
Mr. HoDNrrr withdrew bie ,uotion
AT, -, = p..sa.. ~ !. .,,Id
mi' 9osrCE' oi huther'ord, %sfss wo"'"
be unfair and unjust to require II ssesIff from
one of these extreme mountain counties to
nav these tuxes when II "a ;u,nossible to
collect them IN time. He honed th, resou-
tion would pass at once.
The resolution passed it's email reading
Mr.. HoDyErr presented the. rcport OF the
Commissioner of Casweu erunty with
man and survey. which wac. referred to the
comm;ttee On Gnunt;es and Tawnships
,r,a ,rn
-.
Mr.. HARRIS. OF Wake. ,intnduced q spOee
ciai PHI extending the limits OF the GU! "
haielgh; winch was read as ioilows'
aWnEREAs, Under the present State Con Ion u
tSson le eaas Justice eannot u .hs vast
amount Of civil Ian and crimiosi business Of the
county OF Wake, with its constant increase, tue
capacity ofthc Superior Cosrt being cn.,eiy s.
limited and whereas, no new courts can where ~
ss tia smS sisst so eeney and Iuiy
felt as arising from the said Constitution can be
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way than passing general law, rs then these
matters would have to be settled by persons
who, perhaps, would be no more competent
| to do it than we will. T ras q f-a
Mr.. BARROW moved to lay, the bill upon
| the table.
The yeas and nays were ordered and the
| motion lost by the following vote: an q
NAYs-Messre. BroSden, Blythe, Davi', Eavcs,
| Ethcridge, Forkner, Galloway, Graham, Jones,
OF Wake, Lassiter, Lindsay, Love, Mason, Mar
| tindalc, Melchor, Moore, OF Yancey, Respass,
| Robbins, Shollner, White and Winstead-2l.
| YEAS -Messrs. Barrow, Barnes, Beaslcy, Bee
man. Bellamy, .Colgroves Cook, Hayes, Harring-
ton, Long, Moore, OF Carterct, Mclaughlin,
| Richardson, Weiker Wynne aud Winstcad--16.
Mr.. JONES hoped the motion to indefinite
ly postpone would not prevail He would
not object to the bill being postponed for
two or three days, all he wanted was to have
fair investigation of its merits. ~ aif
Mr.. WELLER would like to know If the
| private property of the persons named in the
bill would be responsible for losses, il it was
not, there would be nothing for people to
fall back upon for LOSSES sasas..
Mr.. RoBBINs hoped the motion to in
| definitely postpone would not prevail, as it
killed the bill. He thought the Senate
could afford to look into bills carefully, and
not kill them without: fair discussion OF
their merits. He did not, in saying tLis,
pledge himself to support the bill. M ~
Mr. WELKER withdrew his motion to in
definitely postpone. II +
Mr.. ROBBINS moyed:to postpone the hill
until Tuesday next, and make it q special
order for - o'clock. s,sysi,sl; Z. z - ~.
MIR. HAYES thought the Senate had nj
4 ri.rl,t Kill
ton to indefinitely postpone it.
Themotion was lost. .sesfts.
Mr., Robbins motion now being in order
prevailed. s,,5,s.s J 81 a
Mr. MooRE, Of Cartcret, gave notice tho
introductinn to repeal tie act providing fol
beating Pentcntiary, ~ u ~ II
dioss reHis2g9 haz $40 aat d ..ss,oli ssa1-gs.i
e z.fsa lsli :
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pwr The county elections in Illinois
show great gains for the Democracy.
The elections were holly contested
and party lines closely drawn. Sixty.
seven counties heard from give an az
eregate Radical majority Of 5000.
They gave over $4,000 Radical ma
jority at the last election. The remain
ing counties, about 80 in number,
will overcome the Radical majority
and show the State Democratic by
large majority.
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The lNsUBoRDINATE ALDERMEN Re-
1NsrATED.-GeD. Gra@ has directed
Gen. Hancock to revoke his late order
removing certain members Of the City
Council and appointing Others 10 their
stead. Elsewhere will be found Gen.
Hancock's order carrying out these 10
structions of the would be dictator Of
the Government. The decision of those
citizens who decline Gen. Hancock's
appointment, proves to- have been
wisely taken. Grant sinks to the
lowest depths Of Disgrace, and will be
regarded with iuexpressible contempt
everywhere in failing to stand by a
brother.officer Of character so high
as that borne by Gen. Hancock, and
in doing The dirty work of the viIesl
members of the Radical party. Gen.
Hancock has been required to DO a
very humiliatlng act-that of revok
ing a well considered and julicious
order, and we fear will insist on be-
ing relieved from the command of
this District, where bis superior officer
requires him to lower the dignity Of
his position and wound bis self-fespect
.. the bidding Of despicable white men
and impudent negroes. NeaV Orleans
Bee, 2stA alt.
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IMPEACHMENT An even bet that
if the Senate Court is organized for
the trial of the President on articles
of impeachment that he will not be
convicted
Hem-An even bet that if he is
tried and convicted, he will be- the
next President of the United States
by popular reclamation
Chief Justice Chase presides over
the Senatorial court, and as candi-
date for the succession, he cannot
afford to convict him.
Gen. Grant is also an aspirant, and
he cannot afford to have him con-
victed.
These views, perhaps, account for
the great quietness with which all
this startling news is received IN
gold and commercial circles. Men
in these circles evidently do not
think there is much in it.-Mo.
bile Register.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
Con do SO by add essing, ia perfect confidence,
JOHN h. OGDEN.
AZ Cedar street, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME REV EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(fres OF CHARGE to all who desire 1t, the pre-
script n with the directions for making and usne
the simple remedy by which he was cured OF a
Lung a Fiction and that dread disease Com
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and hs hopes every sufferer will try thi.
prescription, as it will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove a blessing Please adore 3
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. lG5 South second st., Williamsburg, N. Y
gantl9
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REMovAL.-T The dental Office of DR.. D..
L. McKitrick has removed to the building
on Laurel street, adjacent to Rabenhorst's
cabinet making establishment. The Doc
tor is we'll and comfortably arranged for
carrying on, as usual the various branches
of his useful profession, in all of which
he has had great practical experience and
success.
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"YouNG AMERICA MILLs."-The very
best home ian featured meal is daily
turned out at Beal's Young America
Mills in this city. See advertisement of
Beal in another column touching the COM
parative merits of his corn meal and that
sent here for sale from the West.
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YOU SLOW Pl.ANTE1s!

A SLOW PLAhTkh is not 8 for smili crops
n aud many d, h,s as thl Jtine for putting
In tho hrst lIi.h Pu'att Crop /. at hand. the
low Planter is rec mmen Cd to pu,"hase cheap
We.tern Potatoes rs Ills iced The rrst cost Is
much less than Oh ic, Es-tern va t-Gies- the
product sma 'nou h 10 save tiuls IN digging
Nc Western seed kotaIoss are sold ~
jan2a 1usAkuA DEAL
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INFORMATION.

REFORMATION guarantee" to produce luxu
l. rant or with OF hair upon bald head or
b .ardiess lace also recipe for the removal OF
Pinples, BIotches, EruPtiOs,s, sc on
the skiu, leaving the same soft, clear, aud beau
tiful, can be obtained without charge by address.
ing TllOo. u CHAPMAN, Chemlst,
septig 823 Broadway, New York
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SUNDRIES!
lust STOREDs
3hogshea1s Louisiana sugar,
10 bags Prime ant Choice k,o Coffee,
Is b,rreis Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ btrrsls Bnstsn Pink Eye Potatoes,
10 barrels Maine Jackson Whites do.
barrels Pri c. Albert do.
6barres NJ ,rcer's do.
80 barrels Heavy Ness Pork,
81 barrels Extra Flour,
20 hays Coarse and fine salt,
% boxes Western Cheese,
20 kegs Pigs Feet Speed.
l. b ,xrs Star Capd es,
5 barrels { hoice kice,
80 bags White Corn,
% bags Bran,
20 bags Oats,
10 boxes FarrelPs Stick Candy,
100 pounds Wrapping Irvine,
10 barrels Apples.
Prompt paying dealers supplied alta r fin@
ad ancs on first cost. Consumers dealt with lib
orally.
ianl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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GROCERIES, ETC.

S04& az Az w SA1
N e w STOR e ,
FOB THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
An BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
4U 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes tor ylanting
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
4barrels Pickles,
barrels SauersTaut,
barrels Choice No Mackerel,
10 barrels A $50 ted liquors,
halt barrels Pigs Feet,
halt barrels Picked Tongues,
shaft barrels Golden syrup,
2 half barrels Spare KIDS,
10 boxes kasins,
Is boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
boxes Candies,
90 boxes Candles,
boxes vermcelli,
boxes Macaruni,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear SIDES.
500 Smoked shoulders,
5kegs Ere Western Butter,
5tegs Fresh ooshen Butter
s xegs Fresh Holland Herrings,
tierces Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also, full assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received At
N. WAX's NEW STORE,
dec25 Opposite the Court House.
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UP TO SNUEFi

Dt'NTE al d aAkDEhEks y no are no, ted
l. a0N not plant We tern Feed Poist, o. hut
ao.N vl'sabiv u-e those gr wn far North Or
East This Il re- ce in .ayor OF he lat q. lisa
iurtr erd Pot t. aud an en- rii.r and a, er pr,.
dust god suppy # the Test Mort bern and
Eastern varieties viii lie ktps during thu . ant.
ing seison, by
janzl JOsuUA Real
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SIMTLIi sIMiLIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

TAvE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success Simple
frvmpt--kticient, and Reliable They are the
ouly Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use
so simple that mistakes cannot be made In
using them; 80 ha rmiess as to be free from la u.
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable
They h We raised the ugh st c,mmsndation from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
NOS Cents.
|. Cures Fevers, Congestion InAam,na-
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10y. See Beal's advertisements relating
to choice articles in the grocery aud sup
ply line.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WESTERN Pro
pucE, GARDEN SEEDS, &c The atten ton
of purchasers is particularly directed to the
advertisements of Mr.. N. Wax in to- days
paper, relating to the above articles.
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WHIPS.
WHITE LEAD.

TUsT received, one ton of fresh pure White
u lead, in 25 pound cans, 'ery superior artice
and of three diff rent grades and qualities, and
will he sold at prices to suie the times
iuue29 JAMES McVAY
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A NEW DODGE.

ave of ths last lodges of nat popular hum.
~ bug-the Cheap Man lis the selling Of
"nusset" Potatoes for Pink ES.s Planters and
others desiring to purchase q hfstcla IS reed 0.
tato viii hnd 1t to their interest to give me CALL
JaI30 JOSHUA BEAL
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LUMBER.

r HAVE In yard opposite the Theatre on Third
street, $4,000 test of Q dice, seasoned f.1mher,
consis Ing of Joi.t, Scantng, Foori g, VIA Their
baaroiGR, and Inch Psnk, tor sale at gre stly re-
duced rates ljune29l JAMES AcVAY
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TO MOLLIE.
BY VAN HoRsEN


Oh! Mollie dear, thou grumblest,
Because the times are hard, you say,
Oh come, and Sing thro' the battle of
Life,
And let US keep this world at bay,
Till crown Of palm and purple rose
Will Fold our souls away.
Dear Soul Sad Soul stand up, till the
light
Is DER the hills again, so bright!
Dear Mollie Dear Soul! be patient and
be brave.
The truth, the right shall conquer yet at
last,
Let the poor world 3 shadow fsll on U.S.
Sweet
For the glow of the morning is in the sky
And the crash of her laundering war
Rolls faint on the utterm ost limits Of Time,
IN the wake of her Battle Star.
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DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
key FFF Fowler,
IN Kegs FFF G Powder.
~
:. assorted sho.,
10,O00 EIsy Bros wa ar proof Caps,
10 100 :. Colts pistol
5,O00 B 4 superior article,
2U!Gl G Caps,
1850 French u D Caps
The ut eution of sportsmen Is called to this
card-ve are certain of sale if you will honor III
wi a call.
O t22 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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BATON ROUGE:
THURSDAY: a:::::::::::: MARCH 5, 1858

~ The poet-laureate of Main
street, sends us the following stanzas.
They shine like "apples Of gold set
in pictures of silver; gems of
thought encased in framework of
breathing words:
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PLOWS.
Lovers of Fine Rich Cheese.

T HAVE in store few cases Of very fn- chees,
l W -ight some eight pounds exch-and t
which | woul' solicit the attention of goot
livers Zoe 81 JOSHUA blAL
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.
T HAVE just received CHI ice lot of Dressed
4 Flooring twenty thousand teet), for sale at
ow rates by JAMES McV.Y.
Also, Gin Bands, Uh,ee ply), Gutts Percha
Oilers, scy the and hrass Bladex. Scythes, Hunts
and Collins Kentucky and Yankee Axes Wood
saws Knives and Steeis, ami bro u ifu! assert
ment of Fire Crates, at the New store OF
septZ8 JAMES MoVaf
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.
A FULL stock on hand, and to arrive direct
n from the manufactures at the Gazette and
Comet Office Building, Third street.
GsclS JAME Els MctAY
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TO BUILDERS.

early q O0o rich and Harrison Potatoes.
A FEW barrel of the above named fota oes-
N for seed-will be received VII hin Ten days
u cate. These Potatoes new varietiss, extra
-arIy. very choice, and rsputed 10 be enormous
producers lie Al JOSHUA BGAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-05
RIO COFFEE.

r nCAL and country dealers supplied with good
IL kio Coffee at moderate prices by
dec5 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-05
FIRE CRATES.

NoW is the time to set tn m. q hne lot Just
~ received ldeclsJ JAMES MoVAY