Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume], August 15, 1865, Morning, Image 3

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Il A T OK H \>V « « »
TlfBHDAY,r:::!î:;:::::îA?J«U8T 1»,
M' «»»«! M * Hfc|l MO*.
l'or ilio better MwmpmoclRllon of our
country subscribers n.l' present wo lmve
errangei! a box nt on* oftio», in wbioh
tlioir fi»pcr« will bo rojtjliirly placed and
whenoo tliey '-un rocoite|thoui wbeu called
for.
This nrt-iitijçptnntil *$11 work conveni
ently for nil on noon im im « *tom «hall bote
rendered it fu miliar. *
I' isokkssional .- We ujtfl pleiuwrnin call
irift publie nttnrition t<# t,h« professional
caul of Dr. 1). M. Br<jWti. The Doctor
comes among tie to renifl« und to practica
til» heeling art. II« U highly reimm
mended .| .
* ♦ -i -
ISrw C otton O innkii Bniem».—Mr,
«I. W. JSryt»n,of "BuMarjl Kiiwt," inform*
us tbut <>n lust Kuturday'j he ginned * (ml«
of now cotton for hiin«o»f and another for
Mr. Joseph Dolanoy, boih of which bale*
wore eltippnd t« Now Orîeans, whom they
arc now "in the market.»'
i
Person* having cotton ^ufflu arc reiittesl
od to give liinlr uttontinj tu the advertise
ment ol Mr, Mryutt, in I.» day's paper.
■ * *
Huhoi.aiiv .—If tin* villain» wlin
robttud the «tore oij tlw comor ol
Liluyctlii and Convention Rtreut«,
of Huvoral hundred djiUttru wortli »I
goods, «»n Su(tnd<iy ni^lit, don'l
Juok whftrp, Iii« bonoi j .hid ^o I'obky,
will httvo the pleuM^ii'o of HondiiiK
them to «ouïe place çf Hul'ot,y -to a
pUco wlioro th«y wiîl be oompolitul
to labor bard for Iboijl ami clothing.
Our nicroliantu cannsit. bo too <:ar«v
fnl jiiiH now, in aftfiiding to their
locks and bolt«, *
-»».. 4
Hah,road AcoioKNTj—An accident
occurred on the N.;0. OpelonsnH
railroad, on Tliiiriulaj last, from the
breaking of one of tt$; wheel# of the
freight car, by whicij twelve or lif
teon Imad of cattlo w^re killed, and
one man injured. Tlje escape of the
paBnengei'8 in said trçhave been mi
raculous. ' ;
WT" The Vioksbnrg Herald learns
that t wo of the band of robbers that
lAtely ittaéked and plundered tlm
«teamer Dove at .Springfield landing
on the Ynzoo river, bare been eap
liirrd near Canton. There wore only
aix of them altogether; Tho rernnin
ing four are »till at, jarge, but the
most of them sro known. The exlnnl
of their robbery wis «bout $25Û(i
in money utul five or dis watchea,
WaT" General Mokhv, whb arrest
ed in Alexandria, V^., a lew dtyn
niece, and is held to await the orders
nfMaj. («en. Auour
Wgr The «tory of (hfl N«w York
Post that Uioututnd* of rt^tifiirofeinotil*
Im va boon sent to («en; Sheridan and
that Gen. (riant had informed tbft
Mexican Minister that. the French will
soon havo to leave Mexico, is utterly
groundless. no eutsli talogrnm ever
having b. en sent from here and no
mich information ever .having been
given from the p ou ice named.
Washington 1 Uijuitrh .
A P roclamation UV G ovkbivor
P arsons, ok A i.aiiama ,—The Mo
bil« Advertiser and Register pub
lishes the proclamation o( Governor
Parsons. He reviews the condition
of the South before seeesfiioti and ils
now impoverished condition. He esti
mates that 1;i2,000 Alabamians were
engaged in the war, of whom 70,0(H)
are dead or disabled, and hence des
titution reigns where once stood com
fortable homes; yet amid this ruin,
suffering, sorrow nnd death, result
ing from secession, every political |
right which the Htate possessed tin
der the Federal Constitution is here ,
today with tho exception of slavery.)
The slave code is a dçno letter, and !
it, is the height of wisdom to produce
the best possible result» from (be
new order of things. Justices of the
peace, constables, members of the
c »niuioti councils, judge» of the courts,
except thu judges of ; probate, the
county treasurers, tax collectors, ns
sessora, coroners and municipal «Iii
cors, who were in office on the Slid
of May last, are appointed during
_i .t.. '
the continunncn of the provisional
government. The judges of probate
aud sheriffs in office on the äüd of
May will take the amnesty oath and
continue to discharge thu duties of
their offices until others are ap
pointed. Each officer iis required to
take tin
new bond
amnesty oath and give a
I. The election i'or dele
gates to the Convention to assemble
on the lUth of September will be
held on the 31st of August.
The Levees.
; F rmn lb* Now On«»»* Time» !
To build the Mississippi levees,
giving them the height, «olidity and
massivuness they had before the
war, seoms impractioabl© «t pres
cot. 'I'h" con truction of those
great, embankments na they stood
in 1801, wan the woik of inuny
years preceding that period. To
reinstate ilium at ou ce in view of
the state of affairs that o.xist, may
be consider! d impossible. Vet some
thing must be done, or we must
abandon cultivation upon tho allu
vial lands, What can be done?—
t would suggest that the levees
mav be partially reconstructed so
as to protect the crops ngairist the
ordinary floods «»I the rivor. Let it
be noticed that such accumulations
of water iih those of '62 and '05 are
not of frequent occurrence ; hikI
two overflows of such magnitude
having taken place within the last
few years, the chances are we may
not Im in danger of so formidable a
ris# of water for several years to
come. The experience of the past
tninht encourage Un to indulge some
hope in this respect. From 179R
up I'» the present lime, if my statis
tics are not erroneous, not more
than two great, inundations have
happened within any period of eight
years, with one exception only.—
I'he exception occurred within tho
period between 1H22 and 1830.—
There were heavy overflows in 1823,
'24, '2(1 and '28. From 175)0, in
which there wan a general overflow,
there was, so far aa I have been
tibi« to learn, no rise of magnitude
until I Hi 3. That, year and 1815
am noted as years in which floods
very nearly equal to that of 1828
took place. From 1815, to 1823
them was no considerable rise of tho
Mississippi.
This I actis distinctly within the
roîTiembrrnce of the writer of this
article- I am well satisfied that
during that period, levees of iißlf
the size, or containing half the mass
of earth that those of 18(il did,
would have protected the river
lands fully— und the same remark,
I think, would hold good in référ
ence to similar periods within the
last, seventy vea» s, with the excep
tion above stated. It ennnot be
doubted tbftt there is, in the occur
rence of great overflows of the Mis
sissippi, a kind of periodicity, quite
observable, although not well defin
ed
I am aware that speculations
about the state of the watet -»or the
weather are unsi*tisfactoiy and not
to l»e implicitly relied upon. It is
probable that, to a very considera
ble extent, Napoleon owed the loss
of his Finpire, ti> the risking too
much upon statistics of the seasons
and weather of Prussia.
The preceding remarks, however,
are made to show that we might in
dulge some hope of exemption from
so disastrous a flood as that of this
season for several years to come;
and that we might commence hope
fully the great work of rebuilding
by doing as much of it as we can
before the next annual rise of the
river. Along the low fronts and
upon the worst crevasses the prin
cipal labor should be bestowed.
Upon the higher fronts, less work
would he required. A judicious
plan uf this kind carried out prompt
ly, would, 1 am confident, secure
tho crop of next year. Afterward,
let the work bo continued as means
may justify For the present let us
cut the garment according to the
M»7,c of the cloth. We have neither
the time nor the money to replace
our immense, levees for the next
year. Let the Slate put its shoul
ders to the wheel and push all it
ean, and then call upon the General
Government for aid. There is no
question that the embankment of
the Mississippi is a national work.
The Webster doctrine is settled
that, Congress has the right to ap
propriate money from the National
Treasury for National purposes
being itself the judge of what are
National objects. The Father of
Waters, with his numerous tribu
tain s, rolls his mighty floods
through many States several of
which, in wealth sud importance,
have attained the dignity of nations
Jsy fears need be entertained of the
work in question being considered
National in its character, nor that
National, aid would not be extend
e d. Let us Commence at once. Let
business, practical men be appoint
; supervise the work'—men hav
Ing the requisite knowlcge of such
things. No expenditures need be
made for expensive survey, reports,
reviews, Ac. Let men who know
how to build levees direct the work,
pointing ont, the important locali
ties for the heaviest work, aud dis
tribnting the labor ho a« to partially
j reconstruct the whole, with the view
j to »securing next year's crop from
I an ordinary nsual lise of the river,
A C itizen of me S tati,
tÊP During a rehearsal at a New
Yoik theatre one of tho spectators
jumped upon the «tage and declared
Ins purpose to chastise one of the ac
tors for u fancied «ffront. The actor
ran for «"tue foils, seized one, the
spectator seized the otln r, und a ter
rifie combat ensued 1 The actor find
ing his antagonist, too much for him
darted ns.de, pulled the prompter's
boll, stamped and, as he intended, de
scended on a trsp door- Tho buffled
spectator rushed for tho stairs lending
to underneath the si age and hastily
descended thorn while the actor »lowly
reappeared on the trap and hastily
made his way over the footlights and
out of the theatre.
WSr* During the recent English
Rloclioiis, Mr, Roebuck, when ask
ed by the electors ut ShellBed, how
be would vote upon u cert iin sub
ject, replied : "Y<m mind your
business, and f will mind foi lie;*"
which reminds the New York eve
ning Post, of Sheiidan'a retort in a
similar case. Being humbly re
quested by bis constituents, on one
occasion, to give his vote to their
interests, he refused, and said
"Gentlemen, I bought you, and, I
assure you, I'll sell you whenever it
suits ny interest or convenience.
te&" The London Review notes that
a new form ol npplause is becoming
common, in the London theatres.
Tho audience when pleased with any
expression or sentiment uttered by Um
actors, rartdy clap their hands and
shout "bravo !" but adopt the parlia
mentary expression, "hear ! bear !"
MARRIED:
In this oily, on tlio Hi h ln»t,, ut On, r»ç|<l9ttc#
of Mr. IITISfiTo*. by ihe U?T. W nSDRRdindt»,
ChSplnlii ort tie imtli HHt.nl«, Mr PKTKII MOOKK,
di*rhnrg»(l »oldlur uf the 4th Wlscr»i«ln Osvsirr,
to miks maiiy j .. woi.ru
r> I B X) ;
tri thl* city, on Snturdny rtwrnlnir, Mi» l'tli in*
«tant, st bsir p*«t 3 «'clock, a. * , Joiin o C on
nus , flr , sue l t»srn
Mtnle«ri,niil»lniin ~l*nrlslinr Knat Union
Koann -Fifth Jndiciit! DNt.riot Court—
No. 800, Frobuto- In the mutter uf the
BticoHSnion of 1'ete l\ Hor*koy.
BY virtus of sootnmlxlon to mo directed
by the iioooriible the Fifth Judioiul
District Court, iu the above sucoaseioti, I
will procoeil to »ell on
PATDIIUAV, TUB IflTH OK KKPTKMUKSt , 186»,
tit, tit# residence of Ucnjnniin I'ornl« r>y, i*•
this Parish, thu following described prop
erty, vir, ;
1st. ONE DUN PONV.
2d. ONE80KRKL MULE.
Rd. A TRACT LAND, no«r White's
I'syoii. it) »»id Pttrish, ort tho road loading
from Port Hudson to Oreenwoll Springs;
hounded on tho North by Isnd# owned by
•Iittrtps Sullivun; East by Benjamin llorn
key; South l»y tho Savage trae', and VVe«l<
by lands of ifuhlar,containing Two Hun
dred and Puriy (240) acres.
Upon the following forms and condi
tions, vir ;
Tho HOUSE and MULE to besohl for
cash -the LAND to bo payable *s follow»;
Two Hundred Dollarsoasu and the bal
ance of tho price payable in twelve months
t'lOtn the day ol »ale, and bearing iniero»t
at, the rate of eight per cent. |.cr utifi tlni
after maturity, atnl a special morigage,
with voridor'» privi.ege, imparting conliis
sion of judgmeitt, reserved on the property
to secure tho payment thereof.
JOHN A. M.HIKtll,
Administrator.
Ikih'n Itmtçe, Aug. I'Jlli, l-6ft niilt. -lui p>l.
POSTPONED SALES,
Stulrol lj«nl»lnnn— pnrlalt of Rail Umiii.
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 1190, Probu!o--In the mutter of the
»\io»e»niiTi of Eugene A. Sherburno, de
ceased .
1 y V virtue of n com mission tome directed
1 i from the Hoiiorablo tho Judge of the
Filth Judicial District Court, of tlte Parish
anil State aforesaid I will expose to public
uttio, ot the Court Hoiitte dour, in tho city
of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, THM ÏD or SKI'TKMllpll NRXT
A. D., 18(15, at It o'clock, A. M , of said
day.
1st. A certain tract of land, containing
five hundred seres, known as the '"Foun
tain» Tract," on which the deceased last
resided, with all the buildings arid Im
provements thereon.
2d. / nitho' tract of land containing five
hundred acres, known h » the "Folier lletrs
tract;" bounded North by Fouutaina tract;
South by Waoisides & Netties; East by
Woolaidea, und Weit by Nettles.
Upon tho following terms and condi
tions, viz :
Terms of »sie —on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish hin bond
with approved security, louring eight per
cent., interest from the day of sate utitil
paid--mortgaged retained on the property
»old until the payment of the bond.
ED. COÜ31NARD,
migif» Sheriff. <
HtntrorirfinMlnitn — P:>rl«li nfKmt Hston
Houge—Fifth Judicial District Oonrt—
No. Ï54. Probate—-In tiic matt r of the
»ncoeaeioti of Joshua Land, deocased.
BV virtuoof aooinmission to me directed
from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial
District Court, ot tho Parish and State
aforesaid, I will expose to public sole at
the Court Houso door, in tf!c city of Baton
Kongo, on
HATUHDAY, THK 2n OF BKPTKMBKR NKXT,
A. D., 18(15, at 11 o'clock. A. M., of said
d ay.
A certain tract of land, known and de
»eräbed ns situated, about twenty-seven
miles from the city of Baton Kongo, on
the Sandy Creek Road, in the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, bounded North by
J «mes Ncaaom ; East by the heirs of Lloyd {
South by heirs of George Cheney, and
West by Joseph Drehr, and containing live
hundred and thirty acres,more or less, to
gether with ail tho buildings and improve
ments thereon, belonging to the es täte of
the said Joshua Laud, deceased.
Terms of sale—on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser furnishing his bond
with approved roctirlty, beuring eight pf f
cent interest from the day of sale until
paid--mortgage retaiued on the property
•old until final payment of the bond.
ÉD. COUSISARD.
«ugl5 Sheriff.
DOZZAltD ItOOST
cotton a -insr.
THK itQifsrslgniM) r»»pix-lf«llT Infomjn «II p«r
»on« *ng«|t(d In tb» ciiliur« of cotton tn lb»
vicinity of futon Kotig«, tb»t bo It prcpnreil tn
rln cotton si his ol«ce, (it the r»to t,f ¥U i eut» |»
8). Th* sw4 lo be ffoiovml with tb« cotton ot It
will be ' con(),c*twl."
»ii K lß-3t-iil J.W. IIRVAN.
USE
UHK
USE
PUOGTOU & GAMBLE'S
PROOTOft & GAMBLE'S
PROCTOR 6t GAMBLE'S
G HUM AN SOAP.
GERMAN SOAP.
GERMAN SOAP.
Po »sy «II wliii try It— s (( .oil su|»|>'y now on
hand. Jo#liUA HhAI., Aident.
10
N ICW MAV MUTTER.
KlUKiNtJ Obt l.*e Yailow, for *»I* low to t,h*
trau« iif
I* J IPHUA HKAÎJ,
ON I ON H ANW POTATO KS.
jMlK-UI ai iltalp of the »bore, twlc» per wesk, «I
JOSHUA RKAIi,
SOMETHING NICW.
BKSTqiJAI 11 Y ILXl'vllNAHNU ANf) FAHIM.
U ATINO I.OA I. Ol liH, in 6 anil lti gallon Pat
ent rtftfi.ty Caii?. I'flfpit moearate,
au«U ' JOdllUA llKAli.
FLOUR t FLOUR t ! FLO M It 111
tl) AKKRN,
1> OUOCflU!»,
PI.A NTKftB AND
FAMILIK»,
One a't'l all can «av» Ilm», rUk, patleB'o and um
tiBT, if tbey will uiah» their pun-huts* of Fl/»tllt
from thu nft''»rslgri«ii, Intisail of, a» now »o entn«
mon, rnmainir to Naw Orleans, My otoclrrif Flour
Is always varlcil and bein* frc^n«ntlji rspl^nUb
oil, usually twioe pgr week, U alnaji freiib. A
trial aiilloltQd.
aiiglï JOSllOA llRAb,
MYch I i itrrirntK !
Il A VK jiul receWo'l from Ht. t.ottls—
loo barrels (brntt hraml) Fl-OUB,
1WI «â«U» While anil YolbiW CORN.
« tiArcei Shtrtr Curcil ttAMH,
Wblcli 1 am ■ellInK at a Small prtiflt Rlr tho canh.
N. WAX,
attglO Near the Court lion««.
CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR.
1 FF.W mure lurrel* of tho beat lo markst, jont
A stored ted for aale by
July» JOKIIfTA It HA I j .
NOTICE.
rpHK TtX'Pêym of th* Vmrhh of Hut H*n»n
& uro hurpîiy notiflml, that, î but#
iU"l 1m tin» I'nrhh llpfonlnp'a (>fflofi,Rt tn» Court
M oubm , in 'h# rltyof llnton Rr»ui?e. the Tlx Holl
lor tho y» 4 » r In order that nny p*>r»on ag*
urlovwil by guch mweiismetit m»y, within tbJrty
ii«y« f epp«»nl und h^rn tho «•im'* o<»rr*»otert if found
incorrect. «I AM KB II. KKNNKPV, A«««mor.
BAT'»» Hoofir., AUf/nxi 10th, ÎR0f>.
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
IIIilFr'THIi IIT Tttr,
( 'H KIHT1AN WHOTHfc'.ltS,
(,'oriiar of I'Oyfnrre and Fourliar Ht».,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
'PI!IP loAlltutlnn, InnorjKiralsd hy an art of the
1 l/eglnls ture of lb« y>'ar IH6S, a "d empowar.d
to Kfaot dliilinnaa, wnfar d»greati, and bfaiow „II
ilipmry honor«, uß'er« many 'idranlagas for tba
pliyslrnl, moral and intallartual development of
»titilprit«. It I« commodi.itis and well ventllatad ;
nituated in a «|uiet and baaitby part of tbn ll.v.
It* *u<' msifiil enrwr Is marko.) Iiy the high degree
of public cooflletiee Ii lue altaady galnerl, and
the annuiil lucres so of ihi< nuinhei of atulcnti.
I'he »yitam of g.i*prnmatit I« mild and par ntal,
yet firm in erifoi"in/ the oh.eiraice ufeKtabllab
•■rt ilin lplltie Nu pupil will be re«ri*ed from au
nt lier c..lliga wi Ii "ill nnnxeeptliina'de Uatlaioiii
iila , and none will tie retained •bo'emaoneraand
innraKare not aatiafartory. Pupil« ot all deiiomi
iiation>are niluiHtod, auu their religious "ploijit«
are unreKtrlcUd.
tea Me.
frymebts >n let ma le ijuarterlr, In advance, as
folio»«: The flrut on the flrnt Mon lav to Hnpleni
Her, -he aeeond nn Novem ber 16tb, the IhirJ on
Peo usiy 1st, and the fou'ih on April 17tb
It ri and tuitio.i per quarter |75 no
tVaahlng 5 tin
Kntranee fç*— lo k; pai l om e only 1(1 00
Vai-ation at e ill-go 40 t«>
Hall h arilere per t|uatlor uti OH
0*y aoh'iiaiB, I u in pr^paratory class, per
q inrifr 10 CKI
D«y « h'tiara, third preparatory « iuhh , per
quartar 12 £0
!>a) .•tiol.ir« »er > inj ki ,.| flrat preparatory
t o'«', pw qu ir'er 18 TO
Uay s<h/ara. ciUegint* and comtnerciil
COUiaeK, per q iartor 18 00
»•«IS» r'UR'.i K
Mucle, piano j er quarter.|15 00
" »I- Un, Kfrlng» tnrnifched " 13 00
" flute or any other wind instrument,
pi'r quarter 10 00
Orawine 12 00
I'octor'e ieep ata i f irm an eatra charge.
For pirllcdare, «a» plrrapeetu*.
Como.unicatii.nn abould lie addrfst ;d to
HßO-lirtll IHA1AH,
Preiddetit ol St. Mary's College,
» «K 10 New Orleans, I.a,
Htntr ot I. »ni al a tin - I'nrlah of Knit Hofen
Kotige— Fifth .Judioiul District (!onrt—
No BOR, 1'roiiato—Itt the mnlter of the
Mucoeasion of John Krhlor, deceased.
E>y virtue of a oontrrtlaeion to me directed
9 from tho Honorable the Fifth .Indiciel
District Court, of the Pariah nnd Btate
aforesaid, 1 will uxposo lo public salo lit
the rosidonco of the late John Kohler.de
O0nsed ,nn Main atroot, formerly Church, on
RATOBDAY, TlfK ÏOtîi DA V OF AUÖÜRT NKXT,
A. D., 1RÖ5, at 11 o'clock, A. M., u oortain
lot of Dry Oooda, Ware» and Merchandise.
Terma of sale cash.
A. ,1. BO(iAN,
atiKlfi Deputy Sheriff.
St lit«' .iff .oiilalu na- Pn rlsti of IS «tat II« ton
Hoiige-i-Killh Judicial District f'ooit—
No. yll Huocoaaion of John B. Cage,
WIIKHEAS, John O. Carney haa this
day illed v/ith tho Cleik Of said
Court,, his application to bo appointed Ad
ln illistriUor of tho above sncoesidon.
Now, thetcfore, notice ia hereby given
to all persons interested, to file their rea -
sons ( i I' any tliey have,) with the Clerk of
*»id Caurt, at his ofllce, in the city of Baton
Kongo, wilbiit ton days from the first pub
lication of this notice, why said applica
tion should noÇ bo granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this tenth day of August, ISljr,.
auglg-ptl JOS. NKPtiLKR, Clerk.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL portons having claims against the
succession of Henry Droz, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them duly
authenticated, i»> th« undersigned Admin
istrator, within the time prescribed by Irw
for Mttlewept. J. C. CHA RROTTJÈ,
an el 2 Administretor,
H. GZARLXNSKir
H A VINO rsrooved from llende's old »land, re.
«pectfliHy Informs bis etHtsniern and the pub
He Renorslljr, that be may be found st l'rendtr
«••t'a o'it stand, im Mala »it-o«t,npprtnito tb» Har
ney llrmae, * Imrs he keep« always on baud a Well
assorted utock, conilstlng of
FANCY AND STAPLE
X> 3R 7ST GOODS,
Hosiery of all «lewcription»,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
H ats, B oots, H uoeh, E tc.
Whlfb lie Will sell at tbe loWest market prire«.
Call sod I!*» ml no before pairhaalug olaewhare.
augS-iim
S. • ff. tÊahery
RÏIPMTIDMit Informa hl« fr ends »ml lôrœar
pstrotia. Ihat ha kaa ro,UEI «I limitions «t
'll)»oilore Ooldmann'a Jéw*!rj ctore, »'i«r« will
he f.iund a largn and gorttra 1 aasonmsnt of Hlaple
and Santj Dr> Uoods, Mine«, Hat», and a «arMy
of Notions, suited to the Initie« of Kant and West
H» i ou Bouge. Juljrï» -Im
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THK PEOPLE'S STORE.
It DAVIDSON notlflee hie friande Ibat h* lias
17, Ju»t reualrad • larn» and |jen«r»l a««nrt.
to .'fit of
DRY GOODS,
8HOES, BOOTS, HATS,
And all the Notions of the «Re. '•nd to wblch be
respectfully Invite* attention, before purchasing
elitewlier*.
Tb« people'« Mend, Mr P. M ASflRK, will he
found «* lively anU aecommnilatlnt; a» ever, "be
hind th# counter."
t». 1>* VINSON,
iuiySH-lm Lafayette etrsat.
j^TJNDRIES ! SUHDEIEB ! !
FLOttH,
UACON,
■SOtLDKRH,
8. 0. HAMS.
MF. AS POBtt,
HAi.r,
OHOICB PC0A1I,
ONKlK',
TKA,
oorrR e ,
»I.APK FKI'HîR,
OOORINrt SODA,
Y BAST I'OWnP.Bf ,
OAN FRUITS,
I'RISfKKVfm.
HARDIN RH,
Ropy,
INDIA RAOOtNO,
I, IM R.
0KMENÏ'.
NAILS,
■ÏPIKKH. -,
HT A ItC II,
HO A I',
MAOKKRKt, In H Slid H bbia. and kit«.
Tubeeen. Clftani, An.
For sale by JULIUS (!. BOOK I.,
j.ilyl.i Cor. Main ami laàlayptt» Sts.
, r yW0 HORSE WAGONS.
fovh hors* wagons,
JERSKV WAOONS,
OARRtAQKS,
ntiooriîs,
(3 A UTS.
for «als ebeap. lor e»»h, hy
.in.Il'* O. IKMJKf,.
r j^IN WARE,
C rock BR v wakk ,
WOODBN WAHR.
For aale by JVUIS V. UOiiW.U
tJARNESS & SADDLERY.
J I My present. a»»orltti;at la teaiplete.
Jul'ylS JULIUS C. ROOKL.
AT BBAL'B.
■ I 17 S T A R R 1 V RU
HOAP—4ii bo*ee Clne'nnstl Oarrnan.
I.Alt I» —1& ketta l eaf.
COFFEE & bagx Kin and Havana.
FLOUR—40 barrel« Cupertlne.
IIAOON—Mam«, Shou.dcre and Sides.
1'|>BK-1& Imrrel* f.iil Mess,
CORN—100 bag* Wtilt«.
Il A Y- -® hales Western.
TEA—1 eh»\ Imperial
Wti I<-h will h» ».id hy the psrkag« or at retail, at
reenonabls prices for tbe tltnea.
julyS,'. JOSIIVA BKA I..
REAL'S :
nO Rarreis Hineilt ^atra FLOUR.
10 ., ME88 POUR
1 Hogshead Extra H'JOA ft.
H Oma* P. Ik M. YRAftT P0WDF.1t«.
Ja*t arrived and for nale at moderate price«.
AT •!! HO PICK SACK.
AT DEAL'S—Co«r»e Liverpool HALT—
oaiy J? 60 p#r haj,
RICE, BEANS,
PotatofN, Dried Apple*, &c.
FV>H salo in small quantities, bv
Jlllyl JIMIIVA Hit; A f..
Clear Sides!
i) AAA LB8. CLEAR 8IDE8,
«jvW received and for sale by
I«. WAX.
julyl Near the Court House,
J. -■ ■ ~ . i<> et.-l Ik&jil
Oat» and Bran,
SUPPLIER to meet tbn ileman'ls of ptir
cbaser«. Just received and for «ale by
IV. WAX,
Julyl-tf Near the Court House.
Sugar Cured Hams.
9 TIERCE« SUGAR-CURED HAMH.—
b Just rre*lvad tiBd for sala by
W. WAX,
Julyl-tf Sear th« Court House.
•Jnst
SA WH AND AX£M.
F ÜTTLK'S A ROWDAND'H CROSÏ-CIT HA KP
WOOD RA WI and HAW IiüCfta.
COLLINS' AX fi*.
SUINÖLINO and LATHI NO UAXOORT9.
.la>t r«e^ve4, and for *«1« by
JuiySÄ-tt JA3UCI MeVAV.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
TÜR tifld«r*igned very renpectnilly Inff ,
bis friend* and aeqaalutanee« and tba
pnhlln st large, that he Ha* purchased tlte .
uit« Store, situated on Af. lea street, below
Jail, and formerly t«i|.>n*lntt to
V. M:13TTI>33 A ÖO.
I have no» on band a full, and oo in piste assort»
meat nf
FItEHH D1U1Ö8,
Patent Medicine«, Stationery, Perfumery,
WINER AN» LiqirOMN*
0FTII» »«ST qUALITT,
I bavs s' niv ernpl'iyee, FA III. RmPY, who has
gervad In tb« Dru« buslress f ir Afwnttm year*,
and well known to be s WMpiUM t>ruggM by tue
Fhysleiatis nf ibis ijity.
Ai*., Mr ,10H M McKÎRt.RT. «bo has been In
said tervlee for ths pa*t «»um y m ru.
They will be found behind tuy «ranters snd at
the I'reaeiiption Departm. nt re df anil wliilon t«
attend to the wants of those who f. el disposed to
favor -no With a «all.
Nlltht oalli fur pre«nrlptlon* prim/ftl# ntleruf'd to.
I iisve al*o ettabiithed a Rranrb of said stote
on Main «treef, ot»po*lta Keddy's Fhotograph Oal
lery, lo which I gir« rny pento, al attention, and
have as tny asid'tant, Mr. J. UlhLRHT RltiLS,
who ha* '»rv.-l Mtbf lly I» said ImslnssS tor
uaarly »Avon yeart.
I raturti ttt., haSrlMt thanks In tny frl.nds and
acquaintance* and 1'hynMnm MpmrtaUy lot the
kind and lllieral patnmage they hats neit-Jired
npoh me 1 rn'jmetfolly sollelt a eontlbflsnee of
tbe «am« snd auaranl«« »»lierai *atl*f«s Ion.
uli J.k.T.IIAVNEH.
TB1I1I1 STREET VARIETY STORE.
One door North of Theatre Bnilding.
A OOMl'I.BTR AHHOnTMENTOF
Panoy Q-oodai
HTATtONEHY, 1'KHFUMEBY,
CROCKERY AND TIK WARE,
HHOKH, HAW, MOtlF.RY, TOYS, RTC.
julyïtf-tf MAVID F. Il KV MOW I#.
MOBK 1HITER.
ved another lot- o
retall prli*e only 4& esRts.
J OHT received another lot- of New May Rut««-—
july«7
JOHHUA RR At.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
JÜHT URO F.I V RD AT
J. KOWALSKI'» STORE,
A FINK AKHQRTMKNT OF
KKXTS' SOMMER CLOT0IN6,
M ADR OFTHE
Latest and M»st Improved Fashion.
Also,
A UAROB AND Fît EH II a HSOIITMENT OF
FURNISHING GOODS,
Toretber with
A M Kix ASSORTI; (I STOCK OF
U dies' iWeo'H and Ihüdrfn's Hho«s,
Ail 'if which wilt be sold at the
MOST REASONABLE PRICE».
tiW Parties wisbing to purchase will
pleaee call and examine lor themselves At
J. HOWALNJtl'V,
)d\ra Uarel street.
nrr EMPounrM
roB
TANOY AND STAPLE
DRY aOOD».
I^UE suhscrilier would respectfully *n
. nun nee to his old friend« snd formtr eusten
ers, that he has removed his «tore on
THIttO STUB KT,
yearly oppcnW IM. nranr.h nf Ihr ta. Utah Bank,
and ha* received a magnificent stock of
HPRINti ANDKtfMMËR CL0THIK6,
Alto, a large and fresh assortment nf
ycrartisrisKciia'a- OOODS.
A large aaRorttnent of tbe latest style* of
Pleoo ooodni
AVITAHI.R TO THS BRAfiON,
always on band. »
IW Call and «saisine be'ore making your pur
ehaee* eieewhere, J, KUIIÄ,
THIRD «TBF.KT,
julyl-tf Nearly oppoelle the Rank.
•it iir.aVn Variety Store,
THIRD STREET.
ATI. A STIC M AO AKIN R and OODIY'S hkbVt
H0<>K for Aiivoat—Corrpteta and lluabrldgedl
—TU K TK1A1. Of THF, C0NBPIKAT0R8, tor tbe
MÜR0KR of PRESIDENT MNCObN-lllOstrated.
Ju*t received «nil for «ale by
aug-Ht JOSHUA BKA t..
Butchers' and Counter Hcale*.
TME B K S T IN MARKE T.
B c TCHRRH HAW» and KNIVE8.
H'i'RF.LH and C^A VKtt«.
Jitat received, and toe aale by
julyXU-tf JANKH Me, VAX.
POT-WAKE.
ÖvtNS, F0X8 and HttlLLETa.
ODD LI 1)3, of all «ize«-« One ass«rtme&l.
Jnst received, and lot sal« by
juiyï'i'.r .IA-MKR Mr VAX.
FhurS Floor!!
KA BBS. FLOUR. Jwt reodead ao4
OU tor *alt by
julyl »f
IW. WAX,
Sear tbe Court Bcsaa-