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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, August Ss-B r. M.
The stock market presented little Of interest today.
Sales were small. end prices about the same. Harlem
fell /; Ohio os t; Kentucky d Illinois I; stonngton
rose I.
Atthe new board the prices were little better.
In comparing the currency Of the United States and
England at different periods particularly struck
with the similarity of the features Of thetwo ndca
ted In the accumulation OF specie in the Bank Of England
and the banks of New York city being the centres OF
business of each country and other cities Of the
Union The comparison follows =
SrEoiE AND CIRCULATION OF THE New YORK BANKS, THE
RANu Nc
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CHLORIDE OF LIME,
BLEACHING POWDERS,
SOLD BY
10 q MO az ISON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST, DYE-STUFF AND PAINT DEALER,
No. 1888 GREENWICH STREET,
Between Vesey and Fulton streets,
NEW YORK Iv.

NO 1873 GREENWICH STREET,
Between Vesey and Fulton streets,
NEW YORK. ar29 lw"r
A RTIFIClAL TEETH ON ATMOSPHERIC PRES
81 wh great Improvements altogether peculiar TO
Warren street.-the ntroducer of the above principle this
country in the year 1885.
From the New York Lancet vol ist page 29sProgess of
Dental Science.
t affords satisfaction find that the Science of Den
sy making such rapid progress this country Many
valuable improvements have of late been introduced
em that of inserting teeth the principle of Atmospheric
Pressure, emineny worthy of attention. We believe that
talented ownsman, Mr. Leyett the credit belongs of in
Producing this which has desecdy received the
uneuivoca APPRECIATION OF many Of professional brethren.
The subscriber inv ties the particular attention of the public
TO the above au29 lmfr
HUNTERTAN Observation-Disclosures in 1885, for
- class of deases-No Division street only place
IN the city where the genuine Hunters Red Drop medicine
never known To fail in curing the desperate of
tain diseases be obtained Price ST. any
case ia few days Use the right medicine
and there will be half cured After have ali
the little books published by Vanilla Cream Candy
this disease and used ali the medicines sold elsewhere
being cured try this and f il does will
take If this great remedy would many
counterfeit III
Albany agent, Mr. VIM. Russell druggist No South Pearl
its this medicine aud half dozen other popular medicines
Boston, Doctor Thomas johnson, No Spring Lane The
druggists all over Boston sell cit su29 tier
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ID. M. PEYSER, & CO.,
MO. 40 William of John and At Broad
~ have received BY recent arrivals extensive supply
lected by person Paris Berlin, &C., and which
they offer for SALE in whoesas and retail liberal
viz
Berlin Embroidery Patterns--a choice selection.
Canvass Tor Embroidery Of cotton worscd linen silk, gold
Silk Chenille, for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German French and Engsh plain shaded
Floss Silk Tor Embroidery and Fringe makers in skens and
on spools. :, :.
Suspendes superby embroidered, and Suspender Trim.
Gold Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos.
Mother Of Pearl Cold Silver aud Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold aud Silver Fringe, Braid Cord Twist, Thread and
Embroidery Frames aud variety of different Fancy Arti.
Giles.
Artificial Flowers choice selection.
Frngcs Of cotton. worsted and silk imported domestic
Gmps Tassels, Buttons and all other hind OF trimming.
jy II smsec
n wILHELMs No. 23 Broadway, opposite the Fountain,
" has received large suprly OF Goods which he offers
wholesale, and retail AZ very reasclaole prices
Embroidery Pattern, a beautiful selection
wo.sd siI1 Cotton Gold and Silver. EmbrOderes, Trim
Artificial FLOWERS and feathers
A great variety OF cast iron Work
Perumery be sold in packages from to gross very
Fancy Note Papers, Waters and Enyeopes together with
large assortment Of fancy articles, Gloves Work and segar
Rings and Tassels for purses. aui2 im.sc
\ EECHEs! LEECHEs - LEECHEs $4,000 large
IL ID healthy Swedish and German Lseches just received
and 900 Swedish and German Lecches daily expected per
o., ma II pricett q, A. 4 il. VIZ III,
sais im.r Importers Of Leeches, ts feafi, Ny
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
sJ,ESE Grfmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are we
perceive TO be obtsid ia bs country. See advertise
at the last column
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NlRLO'S GARDEN
MISS REYNOLDS BENEFiT-Wedneaday, August
lu 3Oh, on which occasion the celebrate comedian,
MIR. BROUGHAM,
has kindly consented appear. for this night only
Mr.. JOHN SETON will appear in a fav ,rits character.
Miss HORN will make her last appearance any stage
Mr.. JAMES WALLACE will also appear;
Mrs II. HUNT, Miss REYNOLDS,
Mrs DAVENPORT, Mr.. VACHE
will appear in two popular pieces au2e Ctr
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST. go

.....3 q MOON sErs. ......... 2
SETS. 80 HIGH WATER 10 81
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AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND PER
PETJIAT, FAIR

AMERICAN MUSEU VI GAR DEN AND PEK.
PETUALF FAIR
UNEXPECTED ATTRACTION.
GENERAL TOM HpMB, Jr, the Smallest Man and
VI the engaged for positively
one week only commencing Monday, Aus 49, The General
years old and weighs only Is pounds perfect IN his
form and features making him only the greatest but
interesting curiosity the world The Gsnsai will sing and
dance at intervals during the day and evening. - -
Also ergaget the beautiful aud magnificent MOVING D-
DRAMAS which such universal last WIN
including the Italian Landscapete Sea- with Storm and
Shipwreck-Fairy Groo, &c. -
linist.
Miss NJ. T.. ADAIR, the popular vocalist.
La Petite CFLESTE. the admired dansuese
7. G BOOTH the celebrated comic singer.
MIR. COLE, the CHI csc Nondescnpt
GREAT WESTERN, lmtator Of Locomotives &c.
BILLY, the educated Singing Dog.
CITY BRASS b AND, OF ten musicians
BALLOON ASCENSIONS and performances every
ming At o'clock and every afternoon at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents-chdrpn under half price.
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AN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
BY the Grand Orchestra in the Reffeshment Saloon.
strict Police will be in attendance and great care Ia
ken to prevent the admission Of improper PERSONS.
20 Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
the day.
70 A limited number Of Season Tickets will be dns
posed Of
posponement this establishment account the
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway TO the SALOON
protected and the Saloon which ventilated from the
and sides, Az be opened al a m notice.
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R EXSyuLT OF THE BALLOTlNGS'IN THE NINTH
WAHD on the 18th instant for Delegates the Tamma-
ny, iilall Goayen1ion : %,
is%Ei Z SSsiSa%A 81 f SsS i tG3s sss @
received vo hrlis SasSsns and
nell ousefeaSSsh Bodsre Isr sGs
rl'y over f'edenOarY HE IN s,rypAM
SoHS $SIHaS$. Inspectors
i VIM MfRM lpsy,' sr9n Clerks. .ns,n
POST OFFICE, New York, a ugust 90 i8ia-ENGLIsH
~ wsS nj; ssi &; S..
an2e str JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, PM.
Royal Mail will co:s at Sf Msa aSE Hs
FP POsssss LesT Office on THURSDAY s at
Sdii f to India d
The mails are forwarded to the ship by their own Ex
sasost ''' government '%RIAiRNDEN CO. Wall street.
CoLLtECTING BILLS, DRAFTS &C, IN BOSTON
Prompt Merchant S and oSsl visiting
S GEoRGE n'9e Ge% %So
duly aghorzed receive bIls and forward The
Fl r. /! s sS:v 8, \: . Il @
ties offered are too obvious to require COMMENT
au29 lm.r Times Office, Boston.
ITO DRUGGIsTs--To be disposed Of in consequence OF
and sres ss @ the OF bottles
s s Su;" s il the aSSSs line The store
viii given Apply at So Bowery Where every information
the above Ap sssd.sa ~ man wanted " ssa sss
2E 8sS ssSsys sass
me e and aT%
I'll ruspess S1 ar. on ali
BSs & ss Ef:
and they beg leave to offer their best this
community and the public generally.
P P g RF MoRe3AN.
r s w. ,GAssERT respectfully inform their friends and
ca 0nss tf spS c f
81 Centre the building where they will continue
Mea a'' Of ali kinds '0.'o~'"s cents
Puddings and pies, .........6 "
Tea and coffee, ........'......sc cts EACH
A Ii that the Speaking Meeting Allen street Me-
h thods Meeting House. Saturday evening, the 10Th inst
e Se aGa he Tss s By e S @ s
Suesied love the truth call William lie Count sSi
s NaBIThe,s Yl be il The house go Second
Soe SFd %ssGtRs aHs
commencing at 3 O'clock p NJ. a2s 2t.ec
CASH HAN DWARF
IMroRrkkk Of i h 2 b / RNby Cutlery
Is NOW BGsy o Goods in his
line which he offers wholesale retail the lowest
Coopers Glue.
Country merchants will please favor him wha call previous
to making purchases. au26 lm~r
CHLORIDE OF LIME,
BLEACHING POWDERS,
SOLD BY
JOH g MO RRI SON,
DRucosT EHp9 2EsAdEr AMP NEp R f2sH DEALER
No. 1888 GREENWICH STREET,
Between Vesey and Fulton streets,
NEW YORK. au29 lw.r
A RTIEICIA Al. TEETH ON ATM0SpIIFRIC PRES
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IA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
E::H PERTYA small Farm Of about sixteen in the
highest state Of cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hobcken Ferry leading the city of New York This
property has excellent ga story dwelling house IS by
25 built the approved style Of the State with outbud
and all other make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing from the hustle Of the city,
and yet be able within hours drive visit his counting
house, stages the house night aud morning IL
also suitable to the market gardner small farmer at the
taking boarders from the city But above all this,
what SITUATION for roadside tavern which has known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
those places the interior of both those states New York and
New Jersey. The said will be sold cheap, the present
proprietor having business in England.
NBThere about six Of first rte potatoes; also
five of buck wheat quantity of fruit trees Sc
all fourishng condition. Application to be made to MIR
WIN. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, III Chatham sieet' Few
York.
T more convenient portion Of the purchase money
main ON bond nd me aus I'm sec
A-a HE'LL GATE FERRY HOUsE-To Leland the
stock boats and furniture, If required for sale
elH The advertiser wishing to start west the whole will
be solj low q. A. LANE,
ais 2wsr Hell Gate Ferry House, foot OF seih f. r.
"A GENTLEMENs' HATS, OF the FAN Style, are now
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Dirertor MR. JOHN SOFTEN.
THIS EVENING Aug. Goth, Overture to Poliehinello
TIGHT ROPE,
-. By the Rsvel Family. .
nan an hours ntermssion will be Flowed for promenade and
refreshments
To be followed by I'D tme) the
NEW COMIC PANTOMlME.
MIsFoRrrylEtqlss' ' 6S Re feeoRruNArus,
c;, Cr-The Magic Cuckoo!
Consisting oil ~ go new and original Scenes.
,,,,, presse., Tricks, aid Trausiorrnations!
With entirely Machinery Scenery Costumes Properties,
Oyertures and Music, Sc &c.
DISTRIBUTION.
Don Fortunaus. Gabriel RaxeI
"a simple Signor Of Salamanca
Don Babellas Jerome Rsyel
Alberto M
Vulcan Mons, D'Auyervue
HenrIque. .Anto
Siguor de Vallodad Charles Wiuther
firaldo ancois Rayst
tfogo Joseph Ravti
AIOnZo Leon Jayellt
Petro .... Martin Javelli
Marcia Levere
MarceIlina Madame jerome Rayel
Arreline Madame Leon Javelll
leila Madame Martin Javelli
Ondine 80. Mrs. Z. H. Hunt
Fanchon Mrs. Broadley
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CASH HAh DWARF
ALFRED +. LAGRAVE,
IMPORTER OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. 2l0 Greenwich, conner Barclay street,
Is NOW OPENING complete of goods in his
line which he offers wholesale or retail on the lowest
terms that they be purchased this city, Agent for
Coopers' Glue.
Country merchants will please favor him wtha call previous
to making purchases. au26 msr
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A GIL ITALIAN DELLA CITTA-E rsultata dalla loro
numerosa assembled d. Sabao utmo mel Saone Pamo, Ia
allie otto della sedonda tutt cooro
soltanto che dsdeano all d
copo d voonta alan nea militia della ca STA come
yoonarj dtti membri onordj aggungendo lie loro
rme allie Clio ad
dgli yolunto dale dello mzs yoonari
delo dar cnmincamento ALI
gurin dell unorme pc yolontar dttui la
musica possono veders mel Cafe del Signor Palmo.
a22 7tsm
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THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HElNE, M. d,
III O has practised in this city upwards Of uine year,
,rade 81 near Broadwav. AUS lmsr
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Ii that were at the Speaking Meeting in Allen Me-
thods Meeting House, Saturday evening, the 10Th inst
aud not disturbed by the testimony in by John Sp
the time he taken prisoner by the Methodsts
quested in love the truth to call William LIE Count
Second street, and give in their names.
NBTheIe will be in the house, 28 Second street.
Sunday, IF the Lord will meeting free from priestcra for
those who love Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity Meeting
commencing O'Clock r. NJ. a28
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UCTION NOTICE.-Sale of handsome Furniture, this
"A day at 202 Henry street the Junction OF East Broad
waythe property Of gentleman going See auction
head.
au29r BELL & HOWARD.
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pIANQ FoRTEs FOR sALE.----A largc and valuable
stock consisting OF from 20 30 French piano ores
all new offered Tor sale all Broadway, Lsp-nerd
and the factory A West Fourteenth street between the 3t
and h avenues.
This stock comprises several very highly finished and super
toned instruments with es and Of the latest and
approved patterns. -
Every piano forte will he warranted for year. and will bs
sold Al prices unusu.ilv low au2al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
A GARD
R1p rI.AYtg LIFE HAU

MIR CLAf'5 LIFE fAU BrEETIiE3.
The editor aud l,ubiiahats u .thla tlofy ~ cd
ton Of Tho Life and Speeches. st Tbs Hon.
fffuly Clay deems il ~ act o~tiusttta IL tbatts
selves and 10 tbs numerous itlsnaa at That
gentleman, II declare HAT Ills ~atatetnent
nude ~ The publishers 1T i ffeap eiitiptts
that they have affected an arrangement with
Mr.. faalea Il. EWaitti proprietor If ftt 0HfH
fuitahi iflu7tfalea collection If the speeches
If fleitf4 thy" il incurred. that 81 far from
the Cheap edition being 4 full collection Of
VI. Cia9's sipeaclaas. it contains oiily Ioftyhyo
having omitted more than thirty, which are
IN Mallory editions and altieh contains toar-
y Eighty IL lie public speeches If Al Glay
aud is eoniiletly believed to be all that ever
h#"s been reported
As IL the statement thai seaelt speech IL
~pfefaeod by Ii brief introductory paragraph,
explaining the circumstances Whifh called II
tuftlt,' these p~fatatgs are only calculated to
ttiislead the reader many If them Astounding
IN the gfpsseHt errors. Titus we afa told ii
one d them that "Mt Clay moved for The cut
tit Of a minister IL HfuzH as the oldest and
most stable VI he independent Governments
III South America" In a~fp1tltor the tins Of
tha Seminole war is fixed IN 1910 aud 80 on
Beside these defects lie arrangement of the
speeches, instead Of being III Chronological
order, is confused aud i1ebngtuhe. Our ed
lion has been delayed beyond The fimo ap.
Tor lte pUblicatint, but aubscfibets
will Be amply rewarded fur such delay BY a
correct and splendid booEs IL will he pub
in fuIy.
DANIEL MALLORY Editor
RQBf T. HiXBT II CO Publishers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
S. RE-

jEtrayed or stolen from the nmo 10 the
lower part Of Baton Rouge, Il dark brown Or
dirt coIored horse, formerly belonging 10 Mr.,
~I2Ufino. The above horse may be easily known
By his being but half geIded. He was at the
college On Sunday evening, aud is supposed
To have been taken away the same night by
some runaway negroes or other persons Gee
ing from Jnsttce.
The above reward and all EG2 ~sona!yte char
Ees will be paid to any orr who will return
him to the owner o. the College Of Baton
Rouge.
July - z. TT. K EANNET.
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~ DE ~RECDMpENSE.

EpaVe Oh vol5 de IN PLANE en- las lie Ia
ton Rouge, pp nhegal dc ,~cou1enr brun foncc,
cl~deVant aPpartsnant d Mr.. ttuffi1o. lie dit
chegal q 10 front blanc, 81 pent etre faciiotncnt
reuoiru, n'etant Gu'a Motto cilatFG. II etait
All College dimancIe aoit, CT OF SUPPOSE quill
a etc dttob6 Ia die usfit par eieIque nesgye
Oh attire personne f't4sdant dc Ii j%uetirc.
In dlto rtcoupsnsc 1T tous les frais 5aisona-
bles seront paydg A qiiconqua 1e r~enIettra d
son proprietaire au College de Baton Rouge.
INLET % ~ r, II. RAFNFY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

AMERICAN TARs ARRoAp.~-A cores.
pondent Of the Evening Post states that
Admiral Brown, who for many years past
has been tho life and soul of tho h0enos
Avrean Navy, was born in one Of the
eastern sraports Of the United States,
whence he sailed in II whale ship, and in
due time rose TO the rank Of. commander.
His parents were natives Of ireland. Gem
modofe Coe, who commanded Is Monte
yideo navy, is also IN American, a native
Of New Jersey. Adr.tral Wooster, who
for a long time commanded the CHILEAN
navy, and does now, for anght we know
to the contsnry, il an American, and hail,
el from Nav Haven. Commodore Moore
who commands the Texian Navy, Of re-.
Gently did. is an American from the Dis,
tfgct Of Columbia.
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GRIPPE

II .fftfes latsTmjtentes on f6rTe atet Tfs6n.
On trorve q Ia ]pharutacio dp DR.. G. Sou
terro, totts lee medicameus orlinaires ct pa.
tnnt6s pour cofnbattre CTS deux affections. lie
DR.. 59utorre indiqtera queile est IL uarebe j
srfefe pour lc trajtemont ct Ia pronpfe. guerj-
son dc Tune et ~l'autre. Juliet % ~
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LEGAL WHISPERS.

l. DER their vine and walnuts sal,
Talking Of this and then Of that,
Two wights we'll learned il the law,
That is, we'll skilled to find a daw.
Said ore companion e tie other.
allow is it, most respected brother.
That you of late hare shaVen away
Those WHISPERS which for many d day
Had ornanented much yoar cheeka
Sure. twas an idle. silly freak"
To whom the other aiswer gave,
With leok haifmerry and half grave,
Though others be BY wbiskers graeed,
4 rqaeger cant be to ha-@t7cc3."
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SAINT. ID MANJIN.
Near C~otBBvtbuE, Ky, Marcel, 10, 1913.

SroRn.-~A severe storm swept the whole
northern seat,oard from Charleston to Canada,
on the evening II the ID instant. AtChar1cs.
ton, the turret OF ST. Paul's Church was struck
and much injured by lightning.
At New York there wac. after day of in
tense heat. a hurricane OF wind and dust III
the evening which swept The BAY and pros
trated trees on the Battery, sheds, SC.
AT Danville Penn, there was a thunder.
gust, with hail, by which some nins Thousand
psnes Of glass were broken. Large trees
were uprooted, and part of the bridge swept
away.--At 3 o'clock the thermometer stood
as high as 1o3-and at O'Clock had fallen TO
63,
At Quebec there was a violent thuderstorm
il the afternoon. Houses and harms were
blown down and much other damage done, in
the northumberland the lightning struck
the church Of st, Rock while the people we're
at vespers-causing great alarm, but no loss
OF life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

Adam WIntlro, de IA ]paroisse Fist Na-
ton Bu0Ec, ttatt dans ljntelIIon d'tmauciptr
sou e~sGtaye norutna Abrahatn, hge d'envlron
30 aus. ct ayant obtenu le consontement du
Jurt de Police Il Get eifet, tons coux qui ont
des objections lcgales a Ia dite Emancipation,
sort requls de- les dtposer all bureau du gref-
Ger do la CoaF tie parojese potr III dite pa
rdIsss, dams q~aarante lonrs de la date din pre-
sent avis. D0t,t sous fna tnaln &c 3ine jour
3e Juliet l34a f. w, FOWLER,
8 lnIlInt z EEtrIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
CHEAP FOR CASH.

The undersigned informs his friends and.
the public III general that he has Just received
d large assortment Of fine goods such as cloth
ing, dry and fancy goods. suitable for the sea-
son, and that he has made an arrangement to
be able 10 receive goods which be will be able
to sell as cheap for cash as any other store in
town, and he also invites persons desiring 10
purchase goods TO come and. examine his
goods as well as his prices before purchasing
in any other store D SANGER,
feb 10 O. LafaFette 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

And intermittent, Or tersr and ague.
To be found at DR.. HeutsTre's Drug Store,
all Kinds Of medicines, common and patent,
necessary TO combat or cure these diseases.
Dir. SQuterre will give advice ~ to the course
necessary 10 follow, 10 cure promptly one or
the other. July -. #.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

NOTICE.
be sold 10 the hlgest bidder At the costs

VIII be sold 10 the hlgest bidder at tie costs
Of Thomas Lilley, on
SATURDAY, goth Of August next,
1T the court house in Tho taWh Of Baton Rouge
A certain tract Of land. belonging 10 the
succession Of the late JAS, Young, deceased,
situated 1T The Plains, containing five hundred
superficial afpents, with the Improvements
thereon, bounded North b. lHnas Of II "
Walker, aout'' By those Of Geo + filleg, West
by revill, and IT Young, fast by lands Of
the heirs Of Smith the land LiFley having
JAILED 10 toinpiy with the conditions Of the
sale 70 him made # said land.
The terms and conditions will tt made
known on HE day Of sale.
ioI - ~ Gil TEESTffR, PJ
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Lgacknrs IN Missouri MN Hanscd,-
On the l7th ult, in St, Francis County, Mis-
souri,, at a town named Pennington, the PEG
pie gathered and hung a man IN oqen day,
Ills name was James Layton, and he had been
convicted a few monts s-o Of an aggravated
murder committed upon his wife, two and a
half years since, and the 18th was the appoin-
ted day for his execution. lie had obtained
from the Governor a respite till the first Of
September, but this fact was not generally
known, and the people to the number Of 3oG0
assembled to witness the execution at inc ap-
pojnted time. An impression was stmahow
created, that justice would Be cheated Of its
dues, ana the people decided almost unanim-
ously that justice should At once be satisfied,
Al the expense OF legal forms, They burst
open the prison doors-took cut the guilty mas,
erec.cd q overwhelmingly hanged him,
and then peacefully dispersed,
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IMPORTANT ArX pARENa-

A une assemblies des direetehrs du College
de Baton Rouge, tarne r61efhment Ga con-
dltjon fnanci6re d4 pays arart ttb prise en-
consideration privilege a etc octroye au Pre-.
sident do IA dite institution, de dGduire 81
pour cent sur les pix ttablis, pourvu que
Placement SOFT fat ponctueltement d'ayance
tous les trimestreg gu ferrnes.
Les pri& eleg&s ayant etc cause d'objection
au College, Or espero que Leg pareus saisj4
foEt maIntenant roccasioa des avantages su-
p6rjeura quo 1eur ofse cette institution pour
FGducation dc Ia jeunesse, en- accordant III
sotltlen liberal.
10 JUN 1881 Il. II. RANNEy.