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cent plAsTREs De KECoMpENsE.

CENT pIASTRK9 DE KECOMpENsE.
Geront paYtea Il q~uieonqne p0urra bonner
~ sousgigue lee rensejgncmens ntcessairsa
pour copgaincre dc culpabilite passassin qui q
tentE De tui 6tar Ia vie, on aa rfsiJencs,
dane Ia npit do Jeudi 81 VeDdredl ~ con-
rant I'asedssin q tire, a traVets Ia barriers
QBl cntoure ID faea1G 10 sa maigon, un coup
do pistolet qui a rate.
la Din assassin portait on habit GU sgrtogt
Do %coGleur a6mbfs it balancait son corps
maladroifement ct Agsit uns dGmsrehc tres
g8uche on se retirant de- III porte 60 tets
eiaft decoageftet nais on suppose qu'iI poT.
TAFT son chapeau Z Ia main.
Ie soBssjgn6 croft qnala bicssG i'assasslr,
goit dams Ia hanche, Oh toUte aatre pagtie do
corps 4 n hautenr DO ~cesls.ej, d'apf&s ID d..
! FectioD CT ID trace dc Ia bale a tfagers duo
srbfisseau qpi etait tnfsrposG entfe les denx.
Tout fat gppposcr qu'l a glisss 81 est
inmbfe dams Ia bone, = IA distance dun DENT
llet 4 peu pres De ~ fn4Isons On s'eradsDL OF
par consGggeDt fn'I dsjt ayoir sail SOS habits
dune nani9re renaraUablc.
Tople personne blanche qni pourfsil agoir
VI On indigidu, correspondent 3 Ia descrip-
ton ci.dcsaDs, venant de Ia direction de In
NATION de- NJ, Winthrop, yets mianis environ
on fefonrnsBt dams Ia meme direction vera
heGres du patfn du ~ c%eursnf. est repsc.
tncusement iDgitIe 4 Be fare connsitres sfn
DO f~sciiter Ia d~6couYerts de l'assassir, ca
a%JoutaHt on t6poig0sge qni puisss corfoborsy
ceIui du souasigpe.
nos 30 ~ 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

Hy a trente ans, les habitans des lies
Sandwich etaient des sauFages, dcs Gambia
les maintsnant on eHseigne le pia1os et 10
chant tout CONNIE a la NouveIte Orleans.
Les iournaux sont converts de cartea de pros
fesseurs eide lubricants de pianos. Bient6t
ii NJ aura plus ancun pfaisir de cufiaslte !
yogarer, la monde sera dune uiiif3rmite de-
.sespsrante. N'est-i pas a craladrea abs.
due ii monde no p isse d'eaae
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US AUrRE PRfrGrtARD.-Un mission
noiro angl4is is, 10 durteur HALEY, %falsail,
dams t'ile d. Mad&re, 10 meme meter que
celul de NJ Pritchsfd, a Taitl, do tous ics
umrchands. do bible, dc tous les hommeg
noirs do PAagletcrre, p%attout o1 lis peu
vent SO gIigsef essayait de convertir les
populations .au prptastanlsme OF niiaqnat'
nubIlqucmentia religion cathoIlquc par de
fongneuses publications. l. gouyerneur
portugais, i ~i'instar de III. le capitaine de
corvette d Aubigny, a incarcer6 Nj. HALEY,
an lieu de 10 chaser tout supplement de
file. lie gouvernement angIais a rtclame
ct fat METRE son m~issionnaire en- libert6.
Maintcnant des negotiations sont ouver-
ties entire Ia ministre des %afaires Grange.
res eu Portugal ct lord Aberdeen pour
arfanger l'affaire. lie mfnistre poffugais
offre de payer au docteur Kelley une indc-
mnite de 10000 francs, mais a condition
que ce miSsionnaIre q]uitera immediate.
ment Madere ct prendra Engagement de
ne plus SO presenter dams ancan pays de
de domiaa ION portagaise.
Cor. BrsToN.-Le Missouri Reporter,
srgane des locofocos Texiens ct ANTI Ben
toniens i ST. Louis, annonce l'6lection de
NJ. Bentob au Senat des Etats Unis, en-
ces terme8
"Noue anaoncops a Ia democratic que
lie colonel Benton q etc feeln au Senat DIES
Flats Unis par u legislature dn Missouri
ayec la gertrude auaI est dams l'intention
d ,assaiEir James X Polk, sill remplit Pen-
gagement quill a pris enyefs le peuple
a~mericain:da soutenir l'annexion immedi-
ate du Tsxas-ou s'il ne rcpousse pas tout
democratic qui s'est monte favorable 4
radoption du traite d'annexation. Il s'est
pronounce P~ositiyenlent sur ses points dams
ses discours-lE a denonc6 CONNIE intri
gans tons renx qui 90 jng6 I ptopos Dc
metre DE- cole nj. Van Buren-il d pro-
clam6 les anis De l'annexion DISTINGUISHES.
Sc"
sUoRE.-0a viens d~'exp6dier CONNIE
essai IN BOT d'tnyifon q%uarante boucants
ID sucre en- Angletarfe. C'est In premie
ro f5is qti 'on 4 axpalie du sucre de re pays
en- AngleteFfa, Noas esparons que Get es-
sai rcus SRA 81 fo0rnira ninsi 4 nos plan.
teurs IN nonyeaa d bouchb. On vera
d'ailie1r IL. en- I'd rsfgfant j aosEo partio
commerciale, quetoute ii question est IL
savoir 81 re sacFe e6urraa 6trendnls i des
droiis importation aisonnabie-Abea
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ENnAHttAs Dgs pLhNTEva4 pa "a JA.
MAiatn.-Nous ayons fae1 de- noavoliey
Ne Kingston dn M bftobre IA 9aaai9u III
parliament colonial 6tat oaygftr, u g0 Y
await dlaflte inetdennenl h question de
Introduction ID 100 Coolies dies inde4
O9sntalea popf feHflaeer lbs bfss dqut
F6mabcipHtion dea nolrs d pflY6 'aafl ut
ture de Ia c%olonio. Lss deus poipt8 en-
discussion sohl 10 saYoir Vi In Jamniqua
eepsentira, eotnmo Democrats, 4 eniptu1tBf
IN dvni million sterling pour nllef ehef
cher al dehors les traYGltte1rs qli lut mH1s
rnent, 81 ri ellie iefa Get essai Ugae 5000
Coolies indiGus Oh IN nonbfU nptndre. II
a 6t6 m5niionn6 dams Ia discussion que 10
gnlyej neur do l'ile de Ciba await formt
is PROJECT do ranirntndte t0u5 los aoifs Of.
frahchr a qniaet cate H. p0 leur pr6sen
90 est regotdsa cainige dapgefepsa. Les
roIon4 10 Ia Jhoi9Ba daYfaienl efpater,
dams ca cas-. que h phibltt do ees expnlsea
ylendraient 20 t6figter sur Ieur lerfit1ife,
ct ron anrait 81 eux des tn yaileGfg plus
eonyonablts OF molns co0tou2 que egux de
llnde. Cette transportation p0prratt mo
meme s'etIeeteuf en- nasss, dc concert on.
re Loo gnnyofnemonts aaRiats %etesp9gn0l.
4 de paroille5 appearances q1'an soht
le5 colonr do Ia Jamniane. Lea
theories dos b6gfophIles aont IN belle clio.
40 sur Is papief.
V FB.-Y- EB4t.
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FsNH|.7 E0NT8a8 Nc. UMgE1 FnE IN, fsAA.


Aatf6 dlDsla pri5ais f|inltaHuHiiI n 6fG
safeffpe dams IN e8eh0g 81 mis 8tt f.fs
Cette t1esafe figotfBlse, le iaag i]f4efras
RHlpirs gg'an ID ne slbIf 80 mansHl dl
sos aff14iati0p, II aijftoal catta mao fostH
iiaH bts1 signltie4ttge dt teufe ffue F1pu
Iatlaa a 81 9|ffcieilst saE ses 9as pendu6f
tori ID tfaiaf HjiI agtt 30 pafevoftf da
a1fa 10 pofl Its4l'A Is prisan, afn d. Yoif
dH erand crttnfa6l, ont tellement fftpp6.
son esprit 4n'iI esf feHt6 tfois I0urs a]btiefs
ans onlaadG1naoa ufriturej |eeoandtnt,
lors " 'aifaa ltttoisieme iu9r on III n bt6
ses lpfs Ct q3ten hi II permits d. volt leg
maihbfeg ~ ~ fanilie gti s0nt venus II
visitor, Il 0 pafn fepfhndre courage 81 u
Commenced d Pfondro nn peu Do nourritn.
rs.
Bocachot dams Ieguel Emmunuelti 6taii
ebfefme D'nyalt pour toat amsublement
qn'nne eouyerldre ct do Ia paille ayec un
poi de n0il. A III haItour do dix pIeds on.
vlron se ~lf0uyait 1de petite ouvoft0fe CT
fef yeronilld Gu dedans ct fefmto par un
arillBgg on fer en drhorg. Dlmanche al
gotr, ts des gardens ayant psn6tte dams
10 eechdi, n itoHy6 Emnanaelli psndu All
gritInRe do eatte espeee do fonatfe eli tout
convert do sang C'est on vain qu'oh y'esl
empress6 do hi porter dos seeonrs, II
await cBa9b Do Yivra depuiJ une domi heu.
70 environ.
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fAgITATION sUCRlERE, EsCLAyE.
Me.A HEAlkE.

&e, "A VEADkE.
n Yendfe d dos prix raieonsblee upe habl-
ta19h lftee sur Il feuge Mississippi, Z ueuf
Gsi4s & alzdesg ous de b vile Baton R9l1et
f4r 1t meHIe rigA ayant environ enze afpena
et dent de aaee b its1fe, aYec uie pf9t9hs
detrd Dc 4Iaraaie q pe1a ies ltgnes se rap
pr1ehaHl ~ pens GohI2naff c3gaf9n 4aatfe.
cs1fs trg9 af5eaa 8epetdelel4 pI4s ot
ti5f18. Ii Ute la3itsiiQn 2 eaEtr2n 4eas
cott8 arpe6s ~def5cles 1t eIffaafe8 dune
l08Hs bastIefc, a18i uue bgftae t~Gaiao3s
toafa8 les bafiaess nteessaffes eae sacfe-
rid, eli la uoul8l y cagYats
Ii dile habitatiob q ete de pu1s plnstedre
Eanhees etablie eofnfns ilabItati6n stlcfferet
ct il Y a m1inteDaHt Sur les lieu9 eufflsam
ment de cannes pour en- continuet p culture
Anssf, IN aatre moroccan De teffe imdncdt.
atemenl en- arrtefe de Ia die habifatlon, con-
leaaut environ a~oixante iroia affeIly, nof de-
frichts.
Aussi, yipgt~lu boaa e~selayes Dc dafereas
Ayes ct sexes, tous aeeItmatea--chagau1
mnlefs, bnufs, gaches ct brebls. Ustcnstif
de lab5urage. Mafs, fourrage ct foin.
Un moroccan De tstre dams "a vile do Ba-
ton Rouge, situe VT. avis le bureau dc u. }
NJ Rrunot, mcsurant 60 pieds de face par 100
de profondeur.
ST Ia dite habitatiop, moroccan De iefFe es
esciages, ne sont pas Verdus a Paf5iable aii
paravart. lis sefont gendus en- eeate pu5llaus
sur les lieux.
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- La general ComtnBn, qui consmau-
dat l~'eSpddilioD si yiyemenl engag6o il y
d pou de onra aver les kabylea, cst 10 fills
dun enltiyateuf de Goprgenay (pays de-
Porsntury, nnioufd'hui fedovoni suis,o),
II est onlto All service sons l'ompife, OF ii
"a GU 10 grade 30 cepttaibo ao commence.
mont III Ia restaurnti0n, Cost On com.
patrioto DIES g%6a6iuus Delmas, Neigte,
IaeQust, VoItpl, etc.
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THOMAS GIBBEs MoRGA.

sasrY Agn CouzsEILonA At Lav
Royal street. Fsae orkda
Having gaq nany years devoted much ofhis
time IT, ne atIon ea4and titles, tenders
ais urafsssp0na Services to1hosP whose inter-
ss.s arc eetedn sr9he late acE Of Congress
1rogldi iue t4e austucnt ofland titles e
Louisiana and Arkansas
Jvlv 20, Is sm
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2 O iozs esclaveg. DO sexes 81 aga
dtdefeas sept chsyaux, yaehes LATHE.
fas, htteF d eofuea, lnslrDmens aralolrss,
tneuffcs Alr Ae
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

~ Ia s0ite dun chapltfe preside par 10
roi az Suede, dams les pfemiers ours de CO
mois, NM. Arago, Cousin, Gay, v. tlu.
40, Lnmarlinc, ds TocQneville Il II. Yer.
dot, ont dtd nomm6s chevaliera do fordro
da fEtoilo polaire.
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L. FAVROT. P. ].
Nov. 30 1874 ~.
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ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
COUR DIS PREUYEs
PaIgl.ss - Baloa Roage.


En- yerEu dune commission i moi 4.
dressee p~arlhonnorabis L. Saunders, JHgs
NJ pafoisse, dams Fl pour In p~sfoisse Dist.
Fgltciana, Il sera 7sndu Z Ia maisOn de
eoar, dana Iii vile de BataD.Rouge,
Mardi IL 81 Deccmbre 1874.
midi, Ia proPfietec q aPres dscrite, nppa,-
tenant a ID succession de fea Robert "
Walker, dacedG, saYoIft
Ciua eegss ct douze arfents dc tsrrS,
procfle les Plains. borne a j nnrd par terra
de Fowler, au sud par ce!le De Gideon NJ.
Vile, 4 Test par ieffs de IA succession on
lsfsuf, cg ~I'oaesl par John Began.
AIsSi IN certain lot on p1rsie de- lsrrs
siiake dams ceita paroisss, SIR Is asnra
Mississippi, lmmediascnenl jsi gaaHt 10
moroccan III iefFe r~eelaFHe par James Had
son, cohtenaHt cIa qaTpens De anpsFfci~-
5orD6 aU nofd ar lerres de flames Had-
san. al sal " al'esi PsF serses dc Yonr >
& Boster, et / I'nusst par ie feuve Ajasis-
slPPi ayec lss spPatsenanees = agPaFis-
nant.
caTrETE1Ts ~ IA gTTR-
DoHze Dois de creds, ea billcts endesse&
pa yables en- isan9ua 81 9~OihalHe jG~
81 Paiment 6neA
Gil TEE aER. 2. 7.
Say. 60 1873 Is.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON L Gre.
AGENs IN COT9S.
EFT
N4IRE
KrE II CssAL 30. 81.
NoaraFs
r. ian Davdsas. Jehu n kison.
Nnayciia Oritaas. Oaest Fsisciaus.
lie susr5 eta Helssse qHs nos ANS voU-
front hiea uoug a3resser en- cousiznatar.
0uiroal t~ouisBrs dune attention partieaiisrs.
a. grExEHcE -Messss, y < KeoT, 4 Es,,
GAS. EIill.
CoBEA1ssEggssA vsadrS "a burvaa ~
aF
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CospirtoNs.~-La ierre Of les aselayss
On 'foiB tefncs sgaGx, don't 10 prsmis1s
echtancs en- mars 1876, Ia seconds On
mars 1s47, ct u 3nie. IN mas 1s4s, 10
mobillef, fnoili6 an Wars proclaim, Of
Motto 80 tuars 1910, 10 tout On biilets en-.
d6sses 4 saiisfaetlop: povfani intktSf do .
pour cent apfes teheabce psyables 40 bu.
rear do jugs De Cstte pnrolsso, Ell hypo.
lh61ae speciale eur los immenblss ~juSqo'aa
patfalt psimoni
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AVIS.
IT,. ceux qai ont les rs~el1raations c1airs
z, Banqae des sfarehaads. de Ia Nousells Or
rfsaz, davrent les pgsss Bter pour etre liquidts.
IN bureau co. soaanissaires Do Ia dise Ban
. aue, 10. 81 rug Natchez, q Ia Nouysllss.or.
sans
SER, q 81 On
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Courier des Etdts Uats,


TnAvA1L GsotAyH-TRAvAlL ttBRE.-
On lit dams 10 Courier tn Haprc
"EOfn, il a 6td dit 1Gelqls chose de
rntionnei, par 10 Journal des Dfbats, surla
question do Emancipation des nOlrs A.
pres uvoit loHgleuent pnfle dos lmmIgrH.
tons do travnillours gii ont co llou, doputs
l'abolition do ~l'esCIaynge, aux colonies an
glaiges, ~qu'eIlos ont %etup6chcs d'0IIer nu
fond de l'abime, 10 journal de- Df6dts, fat
ID reelection que yolci
:" No serait il pms sage do commeucer Il
Bourbon, 81 yoIalno DO maurice, IT 0nm
ellie i pUrtGe dos 6njgfans indlens, l'd1avfe
dc "l'enmncipatton dams loo colonies fran.
Gaises7
"Oui, celia aarnit sage, OIL ne peUt plus
aaga. Les coIong no sort pms dos Gtfes 3
paft, ]au1quel3 Dieu n'h pas d0nn6 Ia raj.
son omms aux autres hotnmes; ils d6Icns
dent Ieur fortune, Ie0r propri6j6, VOLTA tout.
proposcz Ieur q~ueIquo chose do sonec, dc
possible, Tia sont gems a vons nIdcr dc tou'
tey laury forces, pour subatltlef 10 travail
e~sclnvo: ia sont meme pf6ta, iIa Font de-
clare huutn y6ix, 4 clever dos nutoIs Il
celul qui mcttra, dams Ieurs a%Iollefs, IN
]ouyfier Ilbro 4 Ia place dun ouyrl0r escIn.
We, sans d6truiro Icg rIChessas que leurs pc.
res ont crGGes, sans compromottro In 9Gcu.
rite do leurg p%ersoangS.
"Ainsi, an lieu dc comDonccr, i Ia For
nhnA. Cortcz, par bfdier nos valsssnIH,
gardsns-Ies pour 10 cas- OF une reIraite
A0rait necessatre, Oh u0is n'tnrtOns pms re-.
ussi dana nos experiences celia n'empeGh7.
"a pas d'nrriver IA but, slI est possible do
i'utloindre. Or, 10 mode 10 plua ayanta
geaux d'y pNryenir, cG!ui qal ofIre 10 Plus
do chances 10 slcce., est De commenrer
I%'cpnyrg de Emancipation par de- itnpor.
tations d6travallteHrs llDres, soft quI . wen.
nent d'AfGQae, d'A5le Oh IAnGttqae, pea
iInportc.
"Rion d'obti2alpiro risn de force; qua
De gauyernrm ut ~ borne d dies les c0ott-
tons auxqnellss on peat s'rnRtger, nu&
colonies fraHcaisp&, pour l'RGrledurre; qati
rn4se d-s ~ n,3s Nv potlcr gu oil goat
tony,irr ct ie ~ fra, huraH dams Ie Ger.
clr de leurs dr0t,, 6t qgri lei9se taire. en-.
suito les pIanteuts e7y ta3Des. Nous ne
commissions pas M plantoir 4at Tore tai.
m IN kilogrammo Do sucre par des bras
d'esclayes, le jour OH il hi sefa prouVa, paf
experience, que &C s0cre pelt G,ro tait ..
galement par dos bras a'homnes I'hres,
ql'tla nieut Ia p"an hlanco", noIro 90 roas
ga. "-Courricr DIS Eiats UHl5.
"
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l. Tic leffs silnte dams cetfc pn,oisss,
. grafanfe nrpens d. dc4ts deffiara Is
Pfopfi6M q do Wm. y Roborfsoo, comic.
faet fteis quarts d'rtF9ns do face, sur ~
nfpsfs dg pfpleaie rf ehifo lsaes paralla.
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f'ous Ie9 dr5its, tllyer, inf6fsf9 ol pretan.
Sous Do VIM Roddy, daps cent aofsante.
dix arpeus 90 terfe, sffuc dana Ii ~pafoiss8
ne Batea Rouge, u BONES Z Iogest pr
affes de ri BafDef, 80 sad par tefres de
Pjeasant lt8lFifs, d Iesl PVT ferres Dc Fran
cs Nephlef, son ef auz nofd par teTes de
-pour To placement de- pes faxes de- pa.
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No. az.
I'll nnGrnn u YAannru

Ia veffn d4a ofdts ~ Ia eenr dee
Z eayfs No eeiie pafoisAot il seta efsft s1
venle pDbliqpppa d 70 tuEo sDlsaRsE, a.
23 Oseen,bte pfaclaip, d 10 bemes ds
riati6, chez NJ. Tetfo Blafcbatd feus lee
bicps, meubles, 81 immeub9ea drpebtant
DO 10 Succession jo fe1e dtnth Elizabeth
Moaton, dsefdke ycuvo plens Blanchard,
i0sadsFs consistent ons
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8TEFHEN HENDER3UW
nos 20 10 o.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-10
TT TO THE Inflicted!

TT TO THE AFFLICTED!
IL AMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE FOR
THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES-The
most safe and certain remedy ever known TO the
world for various chronic diseases, after they have
reached state, and assumed character, hitherto
considered desperate and incurable.
Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula. Kings Evil at
tended with swengs and ulcers, sore eyes, and loss
of sight, to frghtful extent have been cured. re-
males plnng away by of deranged secretions,
broken calculations and obstructed menses, (monthy
courses when attended by spasms or fits, have
been readily relieved.
Dyspepsia yields without struggle to its mild yet
powerful action upon the stomach In Catarrh, or
Cough, Rheumatism and Fistula, it never fails to
cure, 'as have fully proved All diseases having
their origin in an impure state of the blood and huds
will be speedily and efectuay removed by this in
valuable medicine
This tincture tends directly to excite healthy &C
ton in the stomach, liver, lungs and kidneys, to pn
rify the blood and other fluids by expelling every
particle Of morbid matter from the system, and
therefore fails to prove valuable remedy Tor
the diseases which calomel has been invariably used
Old sores and ulcers or any chronic affection; and
for the caome disease, it is an iniallible remedy
This remedy is perfectly vegetable, mild, agree
able and safe for persons of any age, either sex, or
any condition. acknowledged by those who have tried
il, to be the best known family medicine.
The Justly celebrated tncture creates a craving
appetite and the patient is left at liberty to indulge
it. The use of this medicine will change the COM
plexion from paid TO fine blooming one. After
using this tncture for six weeks person of any
age may eat anything that child of ten years OF
age, in full health, could eat, without the least in
convenience.
Dr. Hampton is in possession of certificates from
the Hon Henry Clay, Col Richard M Johnson, Hon
John B Dawson, of La, and many others, who have
been benefited by the use of this tincture.
For certificates, &C., see pamphlet.
rs REMEMBER! Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
can be had only at the Segar Store of
I'll. G.. RITTER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between lth and 18th streets
and at A. G. GARDNEhS
Seed Store, street, between 9th and 10Th streets
opposite the Catholic church.
b. Each bottle has the proprietor's signature on
| the label mayS-6m
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sI5 FAIR-A sale of useful and ornamental ar
ticies will be commenced by the Ladies of the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN Church on Monday next May 6, at
Concert Hall, Credds Rooms,) four doors west of
Browns Hotel. They very respectfully invite the
citizens of the District and strangers visiting the
city, to give them call ; everything will be sold at
moderate profit 1t is the first time Tor zen years
that thew have appeared before the public in this ca
pacity, and would not now, but for the purpose OF
iiquidating a debt of the Church, and for making
some repairs on their place of worship which are &C
tually necessary. The room will be open on Mon
day from IL M. to 10 M, but on every following
day during the week from 9 A. M. to 10 p. M.
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C.lUTION.

IN CaUIION.
L HE public are cautioned by the undersigned from
purchasing Lamp, purporting to be Colds Patent
Glass Fountain Lamp" having spiral thread on
the cylinder for raising and lowering the wick which
is offered for sale by agent in this city, The in
venton mine, of which have letters patent dated
March %, lS42-Gold has no claim whatever to the
spiral thread, as his specification and model will
show, by referring to them at the Patent Office.
am determined TO prosecute all persons who vend
the same, and those persons about purchasing, are
hereby cautioned not to do So Any information on
the above can be obtained by applying to John or
William Pettibone. ID. PETTIBONE,
maya eod3t Patentee
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UgA CARp.-The ladies of the Methodist Pro
testant Church respectfully announce to the public
their intention of opening their Fair on Monday the
2gth Of April, at Apollo Hail. where they will dis
play their beautiful and elegant collection, comprl-
sing the latest patterns of useful and ornamental ar
ticles; among which will be found handsome SIX
and Worsted Embroidery, Shell and Wax work,
chiefly their own work, together with Perumery'
Stationery. Refreshments Admittance ~ cents
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~, GAMBLING-Mr GREEN, the reformed
Gambler, will give his sad experience of the life
of Gambler for twelve years, in two Lectures.
The first lecture will be given This evening,
May 10, at the new Baptist Church, on street,
Tbs public generally are invited to sttend--the
ladies especially.
To commence at half-past o'clock.
The time and place of the second lecture will
be stated at the close Of the first. maylO--lt
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mayo
m AUCTION CARD.

IN AUCTION CARD.
i HE Undersigned respectfully call the attention Of
citizens generally to their arrangements for the
conducting Of the Auction and Commission Business,
having added two large rooms in the of Their
store for the arrangement Of sales, both public and
private.
We would solicit constituents of Furniture, Crock
cry, and Glassware Hardware, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Groceries, Books and Stationery, and of personal
property generally.
Especial attention given to sales at private build
ings, which will be conducted by w. B. Lewis.
Cash advances made when required on goods not
limited LEWIS s. HUNT, Auctioneers.
may9-3t Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th st.
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; DOG LOST.

LOST, on the Both April last, in the nelghborhood
Of Gadsbys Hotel, fine Newfoundland pup, about
five months old. He is of tawney orange color,
with white slip on the nose, four white feet, and
short hair He is remarkable dog for his size, and
answers to the name of SCOTT. liberal reward
will be given for his recovery Apply at this Office.
may9-lw
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DJeThe "Notice" published in yesterdays
Standard in reference to the conduct of Magis-
trate and Police officer, signed George Bowen"
we have learned since its publication, is from
negro of disreputabe character. Our apology
for its insertion must rest on the impression OF
his being aDhi'e man, and, as was signed beneath
his name, ga respectable citizen"