baton buuflbi
thursday,26, 1866.
To C andibatk»-— We shall discontinue
inserting for the prosenfc, the list of an
nouncements for parochial office«, seeing
that there ha» been no proclamation inn tied
BR yet ordering an election for the same.
As soon hereafter, a« the neccessarjr Proc-'
lamation shall appear, the names of all
such candidates as have settled with us for
their announcements, will again be inserted
in their proper form and place until the
time of election, free ot any additional
charge.
1-*<
Y-W We acknowledge with thanks, a
tieket from the Firemen's Committee of
In vitation, ex.ending tous an invitation
to their Ball to be given at Pike's Hall, on
the evening of the 4th of November. The
Ball promises to be a grand affair, and we
shall endeavor to be there to "see what we
shall soe."
— « » »
lyönr obliging friend S am. A. M oobe
Agent of Adams' Express Company at
Galveston lays us under further contribu
tions this week, for supplies of Texas pa
pers.
/ ■ ♦ i—____
WS?" Among the recent distin
guished arrivals in New Orleans, are
Gens. L ongstbeet and H ood and
Messrs. D uncan F. K bnnbh and
O has . M. C onrad . All of these
gentlemen have received their full
pardon from the President. Mr.
C onrad and his two sons have as
sociated themselves in the practice
of the, law in New Orleans. Mr
K ennkr has had restored to him his
large landed estate near the city.
■ ♦ «——
G ood A dvipb .—An advertise
ment appeared in a Northern paper
eoine time ago which promised, on
the receipt of ten cents in postage
stamps, under envelope, to such an
address, that the sender would be
furnished with valuable .advice.
Some one had the curiosity to make
the speculation, and received "ad
vice," as follows :
Friend, for your ten cents postage,
please find enclosed advice which
may be of great value to you. As
many persons are injured for weeks,
mouths and years by the careless
use of a knife, therefore my advice
is, when you use a knife, always
whittle from you.
A mnesty O aths .—As the day of
election draws near, says the New
Orleans Times, the amnesty oath is
administered with greater rapidity.
The following is a list embodied in
the report of S. Wrotnowski, Secre
tary of State, reported since the last
publication :
FTITK OF Logisur*, - )
Owes or thk S ccrktart ok »tats }■
New Orleans, Oct. 18th, I860 J
Hon Wm. H. Seward, Secretary of State, Wash
ington, D. ti. :
Sir— In compliance with your instruc -
t ions in relation to the Amnesty Procla -
mation , i have the honor to forward to
your Department the following amnesty
oaths ( hereiu erujjosed ), taken in the
different parishes filmed , to - wit :
Parish«!. No. Parishes. No
Winn 3P5 Jackson 350
Iïlunvilie SOU Ca'roll.... 2*7
Caldwell. .. 187 Bossier.. 172
Lafaiette 1.01 Vermilion 121
•Afiytillex 117 Morehouse 168
West Fe iciana 30 Ouucbita 13
i have the honor to be , very respect -
fully , Your obedient servant ,
s. W botnqwrki.
T he S dmter H ouse .—With
s uch a clever host as " C harley
W ieck ," it is not to be wondered at
that the "Sumter House" maintains
its popularity as a first class estab
lishment.
W ieck knows how and where to
select the best of wines, liquors,
cigars and tobacco, the good quali
ties of which are only excelled by
his owu personal merits. His house
is known far and wide as one of the
most respectable and orderly in the
State.
©
V ictok's R estaurant .— The gentlemanly
proprietors of the above favorable estab
lishment propose, as will be seen from
their advertisement, to keep open their
Restaurant and Ladies'Saloon during the
whole of the uight in which the Firemen's
Ball is to take place. This will be a great
accommodation to parties who may desire
at any hotir to retire from the crowd and
partake of the abundance of rare refresh
ments which V 10T0B and his assistants
will bo ready to lay before their gue«ts.
Families and other parties desiring to
secure private saloons on that occasion
would do well to make early application
as the saloons are now being engaged.
ifäfl!! made f^rtunos. like poor yean
dles. are like to sm ther their own splen
dor with their owu jrrease.
S tate M ilitia. —The True Delta I
says that Gov. W ells is preparing
to reorganize the militia of the State.
He has already made four excellent
appointments of commanders of dis
tricts— J ohn S. S cott, J ohn ' L.
L ewis, H enry R ogenbürg and W.
B. G rayson— each to rank as Colo
nel of cavalry.
Since the above was put in type,
we have received the N: O. Times of
Tuesday, which contains the follow
ing additional appointments :
Win. Brigham, Colonel La. Militia
for the parish of Morehouse.
Chas. M. Pilcber, Colonel La.
Militia for the parish of Carroll.
Vau de Moss, Colonel of La.
Malitia for the parish of Carroll.
Zebulon York, Colonel La. Militia
for the parish of Concordia.
B. II. Chinn, Colonel La. Militia
for the parish of West Baton Rouge.
S. Matthews, Colonel La. Militia
for the parish of Iberville.
Chas. McEnery, Colonel La.
Militia for the parish of Ouachita.
It is the intention of the Governor
to appoint a Colonel of Militia to
each parish in the State.
Appointment» by CJovcrnor Well».
Geo . h. Small , Coroner , in and for the
parish of Sabine .
Andrew c. Leach , Police Juror , ninth
ward , parish of Sabine .
Geo . w. Small , Justice of the Peace for
the town of Many , parish of Sabine .
Alfred Litton , Justice of the Peace , sixth
ward , parish of Sabiue .
Allen c. Arthur , Justice of the Peace ,
ninth ward , parish of Sabine .
f. Baidridge , Justice ot the Peace tenth
ward , parish oi Sabine .
e. a. Lancaster , Justice of the Peace ,
fourth ward , parish of Claiborne .
Moses Kichardsou, Justice of the Peace,
parish of Rapides.
wm. c. Jaines , Notary Public , parish of
Rapides .
Albert l. Mershon , Clerk tenth Judicial
District Court , parish of Caddj .
j. l. Scarborough , Constable , fourth
word , parish of Caddo .
N. R. Wilson, Commissioner of deeds In
State of Kentucky.
Thos. ^ . Flanagan, Notary Public for
the par'sh of Caddo.
Frank Thomas, Councilman for St. Mar
tinsville.
f. a. de la Houssay , Constable Second
Ward Parish of St . Mary .
Shepherd d. Dtayhon , Notary Public
for St . Helena .
w. h. Rogers , Notary Public parish of
Winn .
a. Valerius Dubroca, Surveyor in and
for West Baton Rouge.
Thomas Fielding , Charles f. Curtis and
J ames Lewis , to constitute a board of ex -
aminers for branch pilots for the Atcha -
falaya bay and river . The sarno parties
were appointed each a branch pilot tor the
same bay and river .
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
financial.
T uesday M obnino, October 24.
G old. —The market is well sustained
at quotations ranging from [email protected]£.
Nearly oue million in gold , mostly from
New York , was received by the banks and
brokers on Monday .
E xchange.— Sight on New York , [email protected]%
discount .
B ank N otes.
Bank of Louisiana , per dollar ... 36(5)38 cts .
Louisiana State Bunk 59(a<82
Bank of New Orleans 6' @69
wrescent City Bank 7 ©>(1
Union Bank 7t(@80
Merchants ' Bank 6 @84
City Oorporati - n notes }^{<ç 1 dis .
Citizens ' Bank ... par .
( Jaoal Bank p a r .
Mechanics' and Traders' Bank par.
Staadard of currency, U. 8. Treasury notes,
comjikuc1al.
@ Tusarur M obnikü, October 24.
C otton.— Market depressed , with un -
settled quotations , owing to large receipts
and reduced prices at New York .
S ugab and MotAssfcs.— Supplie» fcarce,
and sales limited to retail transactions.
F locb .— Demand acti ve and stock small .
Superfine is selling at $9 [email protected] 75 and
^slo and choice extra ut #18 75 $ bbl .
C orn .—Ord ; nury (mixed), 88c.; prime
white and yellow, $1 $ bushel.
O ats.— Scarce , at tiOc . bushel .
W hisht .—Rectified 37c. retail price.
P okk .—Market dull, with only a rotail
demand at $36$ bbl.
B acon.— The stock is small , but the
murket is dull . There is only a limited
retail demand at 22c . $ lb for shoulders ,
and 27c - for clear ribbed sides , [email protected] 27c . for
plain ham *, and [email protected] $ lb for choice
sugar cured hams . Shoulders are in good
supply . Sides and hams are scarce .
S oap —a lot of 100 boxes plain sold at
u%o. per b>.
B ale R ope— The stock is being reduced .
Dealers are supplying the demand at
@15% per lb . Round lots are held at 14
c . per lb .
I ndia B aooino— The market is quiet
and unchanged . Dealers are supplying
the demand at 25>î@253^c. per yard in
bales , and 25c . in roils .
Z. O. O. F.
The Regular Weeklv Meeting of
dk soto lodge, No . 7, i. o.û' fâ bfâ-z.
o. f , is held at their Hall , on Main
street , nearly apposite the Sumter House , every
thursday evening. at 7 o ' clock . e
Buhler Female Seminary.
Rhv dr. dorkmud, a ProfrS e ional Kducator
' or the last 22 years in Minatasippi aod
i- uniana . ran opened a Seminary for young
i, ailies in Baton rouge, with suportor accommo -
dation for comfort and privacy . With the assis
tance of tfxperienc**! Toucher «. h* offer a a
complhtk CuURdE Of instruction.
He also offers ( ht er tu i domestic arrangeaient«
and Hssurnr ces of t & itbful guardianship and
polite culture .
T erms —$ i20 until July 1st — $200 in advance .
Music $8 per month do .
Modern langages «5 per momb do .
Pupil * fur nisi their own Toilette Articles Nap -
kins , Bed Linen , Coverings , Ac . oct126
LOST.
A NOTE of hand drawn by James Wall, to the
order of V. illiam Murphy, for the cum of
One Hundred and Hx Dollars and Twenty-fite
Ceols ($106 25), dated March fith, 18' 2, bearing
sii per cent, interest, and payable one year after
dat<?
J'srsops are cautimed a<rain«: tradla« for said
Note, as payuiCBt of the same will be stopped.
OC124-M WM. MCRPUÏ.
J. W. Blackraan's
<3 OM MÉËÔ IALC OLLEGE,
Corner Canal and Carondelet St».,
08 OiJOItlllt . "
Open the entire year, day and evening
Pe umansblp , Booh keepiag , Commereial . Cal -
cuiations , and the Modern Languages practically
taught by experienced professors . An apartment
ano tor ladles Private instruction to those »bo
desire it . The proprietor has had fourteen year »
experience in teaching in New Orleans , being for
ten years Professor of liook keeping in Dolbear
Commercial College.
j.w blackman, Principal .
ä- g mä}^^r» of language,.
Circulars to be had at the Gazette and
Comet office . oct M im
THOS. B. BODLKY & CO.,
No. O, PERDIDO STREET,
(ADJOINING MASONIC BÜILßlKG,)
OFFItK, So. US, GRAVIEll STREUT,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Circular Saw Mills , Sta '^.- ar , and portable Steam
Engine », Cir> ular tirons Cut Xili and Mu -
leySaw », li ra Mills Wheal Mills ,
And Bolting Apparatus ,
hhsftmg follies
And Belting.
all D'SCnlPTIONS or
planta'! ion uachineity and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
wu keep constantly on ii a nd
a full supply of
cane carta, planta
tion ano h o a d w a g o n 8,
timbkr wheels and wheelbarrows,
From the well known Factory of
JOSIIUA BODLEV, wheeling, va.
wi have connected with extensive Fomdries
a nd Ma chine Shops in ftt . Louis , Louisville , Lio -
clnnatiand Pittsburg , through which wo are pre
pared to contract for any class " f machinery , on
most favorable terms , and deliver anywh . re north
el' New Orleans , free of freight .
THOS. II. BODLEY & CO.
oct2I -y
FANCY GOODS ! FANCV GOODS!!
4 GUÉBLÉ & GAURSAUI),
137 Canal Street 137
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH dt GERMAN
FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS,
hosiery, <3co
We would respectfully inlo - m country
bnyers , that we are now prt p red to show
them the most complete and best selected ' stock of
fancï goods in this city . a full assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYRS—warranted .
belts and buoklert.
combb and urush e j , of all sorts .
thk best french oohsets,
french perfcmkkibs,
And kid gloves.
a full line of
DRESS TRIMMIaGS, BUTTONS, ETC.
Come and examine our spJen ' lid stock , which
has been selected by our Mr , guéble himseif , in
Paris and Germauv , so we miy recommend it for
ti e quality and ta » te of the goods , as well as the
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES,
We are enabled to sell them for ,
PURCHASE HOUSE IN PARI9 :
no. 12 faubourg poissoinniere.
g,gébj J: & gaursaui),
137 Canal street ,
« ept . 30 Touro Buildings ,
SALT! SALT!!
FiANTEKS in want of Salt can make it
to tl . eir interest to purchase of
julyl JOSHUA REAL.
Powder, Shot and Caps.
Jost BECEtVED at my Drug Store , b » l « w the
Jail , ihe following Ammuuitiou , per steamer
Julia , from St . LouH :
powder— In Keg - s and Tin Cans i
caps—g. d.' s and w- iterprool ".
- Also -
bück shot, bird, squkirel and
turkey shut,
Which i will seilen resasonable terms .
oetlï - tf j. k. t. haynes.
Powder, Shot and Caps.
Ammunition of various quilitiep , ju«t tp
C ttiv »-d from 81. lou):-, and fi > r sai« by the
uüü«rhi^t!«"l, jrg cf
1WL L2' I'aWUIOil in Ka^sand
'hfirkl'<.f v;ii iouv mi >erc
UA4*0— I». JL>. « un d VS ate^proof.
F. OTTO,
octl2-tf Corner ot Third and l aurel Sis,
JUST KECEIVEIX
pHOM fcT. LOL'iti per sit'iiuier .Missouri:
100 Barrels Extra FLOUR,
i SaoKs O aim,
50 " cohn,
60 " bran,
20 Baies u-av,
For sale low , at
au^» f. otto's.
FOR H/VLE.
A comfortable family residence , , .
situated on Main rî'reet, opposite
tu « Fema 'e Orphnn Asyium aba nain jllitul
may be had if dUpo . edof immeiiiately.
by applying to 11. W JÖi.LY,
On the premises.
OARDENER WANTED.
A good o arde^elt caalina emple >, Qent by
applying at this oflioe . sepUM )- t f
ADMLMSTRATOU'S NOTICE ï
All pkhson.- l,avn»g claims against the sue -
cesRlon of kdw^rd c- ieinan , dec ase -1, are
requested to pre<f«nt them t '> my Attorney , . lames
u. Faqua, Esq. eliza a. oolkman,
octl7 Administratrix .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE!
All I 'i .U'ON ö having ciaims agaiont ttie suc -
cession of Dr . c. v» Dortcli , deceased , are
requested to present them to my Attorney, James
o. Fuqua , k*q. n. b. bkkminoh A >1,
ort 17 Administrator .
Go/ley's JLurty's iSuok,
— ro a —
N O V K M B E R , 18 6 5,
—it —
BEAL'S BOOK & VARIETY STORE,
Corner Third and Convention ? ts .,
oct24 ~ 6t B aton B ocob , L a.
^
| octïi 3t
ZEPHYR WORSTED.
Alakgë avortaient of the various colors .- -
pinn, Needles , Tbreal , i^adieg' Bilk Gloves ,
hnittin ^, cotton, French wf.rkinif Cotton , Lesal
and Fools cap Letter and Note i' apers of superior
quali ' y . . last received at
BEAL 'rf book an») va ri kt y stork,
tiijfn of th «; 4 Red flab:,'*
^ corner Third and Caprenti m stâ ,
. oct24-2w^ baton rooo>}> la
FOR SALE!
BI l .LT ard lablts, at the lïarney House .
& f^v'lreof
J.J. MITCU£LL.
'PHEI^ MEDICtNES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
/ .'if - -*** .. i:-< ■■
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
T4STREM3KI & McCORMICK,
v respectfully give notice that they have
always oh hand a fresh supply of
MEDICINES, ETO-,
Which they guarantee to be pure ; also a choice
assortment of
PBRPUMBRY,
from the most celebrated manufactories, compris
ing — .... , •
lu bin's, Madam DUKAND'8,
bazin and wright's.
a fine assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS,
—and—
Sl'RS I K D SOAPS.
am kinds of fresh genuine minekal waters,
Pure liquok.s, via :
French and American bsand1k8,
wuiisky— Rye and Rourbnn .
port wink, 8iikrry and madeira
Genuine Holland gin, Pure schnapps,
French Patent Medicines , viz :
sirop de bri a nt,
hlkop djs fi.obe,
sirop dk lamoüriecx,
üqueür 1,av!ixe,
elixir anti-glairoux,
injecii>n bran,
leroy's medicines,
vin de seguin,
PBItC HLO tmer de fer DE pkavar,
nUlLLE de foie de moruk de toughs,
■ . * ( de Uogg .)
Will receive by the next steamer a fresh lot of
Patent Mediolnes , direct from manufacturers .
winter garden seeds— just received .
coal oil anjl
coal'laml's—a variety on hand .
leeches always on hand .
AU orders from the country carefully put
up and pronnply attended to.
JASTRËjUSKI & McCOKMICK
isht" Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
Lousiana State Bank . jull
WASTED.
COTTON! COTTON ! ! COTTON!!!
rp
1 he undersigned is now prepared to re -
cei v e and ship cottov, and upon which if c« n -
sikrned to hie corresponii nta G ivks . W atts a Co .,
ot NewOrlea is , he wi 1 make liberal advances of
m» rcbaodi * e and cash
jVo advances made upon Cotton until after
actual delivery. joshua bkal.
AT BKALi'S.
JrBT ARRIVED
boat'— 4ü boxes Cincinnati German .
laud— 16 kegs Leaf .
coffee 5 baga Kio and Havana .
flour—40 barrels Superfine .
bacon— Ham «, Shoulders and Sides .
i'ukk— 15 barrels fall Mess .
corn—100 bags Wnite .
hay—20 Oale « Western .
tea—1 che t Imperial .
Which will be sold by the package or at retail , at
reasonable prices for the times .
july '25 joshua beau
N
MUSIC !
Why can we not be Brothers , or we have been
Rebels — By Clarence j. Prentioe .
Softly Now , the Sijtrs are Shining — By Miss Sue
Ilubhard .
When the Battle is Over — By e. o. Eaton .
It is the ' Chime — By Benj . 8 Hart .
Natilie the Maid ot the Mill — by w. c. Peters ,
La Fontaine aux Perles — Polka Brilliante — By
e. k. Colo . ,
Seima i' o ' ka Mazurka — By j. Schrenk .
Just received and for sale at
beal's book and variety store,
o c t2 Corner Third and Oonvention Sts
JUST RECEIVED,
FROM
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
k I.AP.QE QUANTITY 0*
postage stamps,
ri. oM
one cent st \ m to ninety cents,
a iso ,
REVENUE STAMPS.
post5i istjcu.
sep'9 Bston Riuge , la .
COAL!r COAL! ! COAL!!!
AT REDUCED PKICKS I
First Quality Pittubnrg C oal, $1 50 ^ bbl.
JAMES A. PAYNE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS,
BATtliV KOrCK, I .A.
\t7"'iuld respectlu iy inform his friends and
V T t 'ie public generally , tha he has a large
q m lit of Superior Coal , to winch he invité ! thi
attention of - eouru aers . j »MES a i'aynk,
W arehuU^e, cor . Main and Front fets .
steamboats supplied ut short notice .
octlO
CORN! CORN! !
rCA SACKS CORN. Just received and
ov for «.. le by i«. WAX,
ju yl tf Near the Conrt House .
CLEAR SIDES!!
AR SIDES. Just
l for sale by
n. wax,
julyl Near the Court House ,
9 non Lbs - clea
r cuivtd and fo
OATS ANI) BRAN !
SUPPLIES to meet the demands of pur
chasers . Just received and for sale by
n. W ax.
julyl - tf Near the Court House .
SIJGAR-CURED HAMS.
i) TIEROES SUGAR-CUKED HAMS
. lust rrceived and for sale by
W. WAX,
julyl - tf Near the Court Hou « e .
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
KA BLS. FLOUR. Just received and
v'-J for sale by
julyl tf
n. wax.
Near the Court House .
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
j'resh artlvals of the above , twice per week , at
the «tore oi
u 1.' joshua beal.
JUST RECEIVED!
1 £.C\ bags Sound ifellow corn,
X JU 26 Bags Black oats.
1000 Pounds Clear bacon sides,
I Tierce Sucar - Cured IIA VIS.
5 Boxes bto.ne plpk heads.
OCtU © J0SUCA EEAL.
NEW FALL GOODS!
-
—at the—
" i. '. wnx , - " r " v
Dry Goods and Clothing Store,
third street,
Nearly Opposite the Bank.
J. KUHM having just returned from the North,
respectfully invites the public to examine his well
selected stock of
PRINTS,
DELAINES,
poplins,
PLAIDS,
MERINOES,
ML ks,
EMBROIDERIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
ENAMELED BUCKLES,
HAIR NETS,
hosiery,
FLANNELS,
BALMORALS,
SATIN BT3
AND CASSIMERES.
Also, the VKRT LATEST 8TTLK3 of
0oat8,
PANTS,
vests,
SHIRTS,
NECKTIES,
GLOVES,
HATS,
TRAVELING SHIRTS,
under clothing,
— Arid —
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or tbe
best made
BOOTSAND SHOES.
The arrangements which he has made at the
North will enable him to receive
dktow Ooods
Every week , which shall be sold at
A SMALL ADVANCE ABOVE COST
his motto beiog ,
"qci^k sales and light profits."
J. KUHN,
sept5 Third stre 't, opposite the Ba ,k.
AT BEAL 'S.
SUNDRIES !—SUNDRIES ! !
Just received , per steamer Henry Ames , from
St . Louis :
200 Bags white corn.
î50 Bushels oats.
55 Bales hay.
16 Barrels potatoes and onions.
5 Boxes Assorted crackers.
6 Tubs Table uuttiir.
10 Kegs Leaf lard.
1 Tierce do . do .
From Blew Orleans:
25 Bags newly impor ' e 'l 8alt.
9 Boxes Star candle.-*.
5 Bags Rio coftee.
2 Hogsheads Extra Choice sugar.
1 Barrel Whit « Crushed do .
ground pepper,
spice,
n utmegs,
fine tobacco,
english pickles in mustard,
amkriüan pickles,
imported french mustard,
sugar-cured hams,
To which i would solicit the attention of those
who purchase woere they get the best goods , and
the worth of their money .
augIS JOSHUA BEAL.
gUNDRIES ! SUNDRIES ! !
flour,
bacon.
shoulders,^
S. C. HAMS,
mess i 'ork,
sali,
choicbfludak.ä
c h e e s e ,
TEA.
coffee,
black pepper,
cooking soda,
yeast powders,
can fruits,
preserves,
sardines,
ROPE,
INDIA BAGGING,
lim e,
CEMENT,
nah 8,
spikes,
starch,
soap,
mackerel, in # and X bbls . and kits .
Tobacco, Clear*. &c.
»
For walo by JULIUS C. BOGaL,
july !8 Cor . Main and Lafayette Sts .
J^WO HORSE WAGONS,
FOUR HORSE WAGONS,
jersey wagons,
carriages,
bcgoies,
CARTS.
For sale cheap , for cash , by
julius c. bogel.
NEW GOODS Î MlYG00I>§!!
just received at
kowalski's store.
a handsome lot of
PRINTED LINfeN LAWNS.
A few pieces of 8 -4 wide
BLACK BAREGE FOR SHAWLS.
a few pieces of 10-4
HEAVY LkNEN FOR SHEETING.
also,
PILLOW CASE LliVE»,
40 INCHES WIDE.
Together with a beautiful assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
Which will be sold to suit the times.
J. KOWALSKI,
julyll Laurel Street.
6, D, WADDILL & CO.
Having purchased the drug store,
on Main St .. Paton Rouge , known as
"haynes' drugstore,"
respectfully Inform tbeir city and country
friends that they are prepared tu furnish , and
w ill keep constantly on hand , supplies of
fresh and genuine
MEDICINES, PERFWEBIES,
and all other articles in their Hue. a (bare Of
tbe public patronage is respectfully toileted,
octf-tf
S. Jft. Jlsher,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and fermer
'patrons, that he has rerutned business at
Theodore Goldmann's Jewelry Store, where will
be found a large and general assortment of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, and a variety
of Notions, suited to the ladles of East and West
Baton Rouge. july29-lm
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
d.
DAVIDSON notifies his friends that he has
just received a large and general assort.
ment of
DRTGOODS
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS,
And all the Notions of tbe age. and to which be
respectfully invites attention, before purchasing
elsewhere.
The people's friend, Mr 8. M ASHER, will be
found as lively and accommodating as ever, "be
hind tbe counter.
D. DAVIDSON,
july29-lm Lafayette street.
H. CZARLINSKY
Having removed from Ueude'8 old stand, re
spectfully Informs his customers and the pub
lic generally , that he may be found at Pret.d : r
gast ' s o'd stund, on Main street, opposite the Har
ney House, where he keeps always on hand a well
assorted stock , consisting of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
Hosiery of all descriptions,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Etc.
Which he will sell nt the lowest market prices.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
augä-Sm
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. KOWALSKI'S STORE,
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
GEMS' SUMMER CLOTHING,
MADE OF TIlE
Latest and Most Improved Fashion.
Also,
A LARGE AND FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
FURNISHING GOODS
Together with
A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
ladies' Men's and Children's Shoes,
All of whloh will be sold at the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
2-sf Parties wishing to purchase will
please call and examine for themselves at
J. KOWALSKI'S,
july25 Laurel street.
REGULAR VICKSBURG PACKET
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday, at 61'. M.
I^or VICKSlll 'ro, grand gulf,
' Rodney , Matcbez , Fort Adams,
Hog Point , Morganzn . Bayou Sara ,a
ilaton R o ui ; e , Plaqucmine , Donaldsonville, and
all interuiodlate Coast Landings, the New and
swift - running side - wheel steamer
ET>JKÜiKCMOSr 9
p .D. pratt, Comd 'r; CHAS. GRATEK, Clerk.
KBTor freigbtor passage apply on beard or to
A. BRITTON,
No. 7 Froj t street.
jno. L. TITUS A co.,
Cor. Rienvlile A Old Levee.
WOODRUFF, BUTLER k CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 New Levee.
WM. HKNDEK80I«,
juneS Agent, Third street, Baton Kouge.
jLivery Stable,
MIKE CURRAN,
(AT HOLT'S OLD STAND,)
third street, between laurel a main,
sept21 -lm Baton Rouge, La.
For Setle.
Three dweli.inq houses each
consisting of four Rooms , Kltchnn
a nd Servants room . Conditions will be
found liberal by applying to tbe under -'
signed.
ails«, a fine two story frame building
wit h Kitchen and Servants ' Rooms , situated la
the cent « of the town .
Tvelve (i'<0 Lots advantageously situated for
trade or residences .
For particulars apply to g. gusman.
Persons indebted to me either by not « or on
account are hereby requested to c 11 at my '.dee,
on Lafayette Street , one door from Florida , be -
fore the flfte nth (15) d » y of October next , to
make arrangements fora Snal settlement . Any
fulling to comply with the above will be Immedi -
ately prosecuted .
septlB g. gusman.
WOOD FOR SALE.
w ood delivered to order in i
any quantity desired. Apply to
W. W. McMAIN & SON,
au 19- tf Office at the Central House .
To Builders
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
'po facilita )« all who may contemplate building
1 or rep » lri « g their property , i am prepared to
. er«ive and fill any « rders for i- uch building mate -
rials as are not usually kept on hand here for
sal -, fuch as slates, tiles, dr' ssed floor
ing ceiling, Etc ., and at a very small per cent -
nge above cost . And will keep o' band .lumbkk,
brick, i/l m k, sil ingles, cement, plasier
paris, plastering laths and hair, with
•U' h other materials as may be called ' or in con -
nection therewith .
i will also attend to making out Bills of Lumber
und other materials , and will personally superin -
le^d the erection of any buildings , or the con -
strue ' ion jf any work in cornectlon with the
Building Department , on reasonable terms .
aug26 james McVAY , Builder .
Carpenter's and Joiner's Shop.
In this department Mr . habaigos Tnoüss will
have the charge and control od the work , whose
promptness of execution and superior workman -
ship , is well known . Buildings erected and re -
paired . Stores and Saloon * Htted up in the neat -
est style . Water Cisterns of any destred capacity ,
and of the best material and workmansbi ", fur -
nished to order . And all other work in tho line
promptly attended to , at the shop on Third street ,
opposite New Theatre aua2o - tf
NEW MAY BUTTER.
1 A FIRKINS CUolce_Ysllow.ror sale low to the
xu trade by
* ugU JOSHUA BEAL.