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New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF srocxs-Bosror. Jan 90

At the Brokers' Board-42 shares Boston and Worces.
ter RR, iis2 90 do llst; 40 Weaern RR 952 II Union
BIZ, lo34 Columbian Blk, 1903; IS Norwich Worcester
RR 65 sol0d "a Eastern RR, 1861; % do l06f IS Old
Colony RR, 99f; Massachusetts Bank 97} so shawmut
Blk, 500 per sh; % Readiug RR, 2os; 100 do 2o3
at .con per order Of 60 shares Hope In
Co. SSH 30 per share; liz Boylston do. pr
lin do s953 do so Boston do 25t per adv; 81 suf
folk do do 10 Manufacturers DO 81 do 80 Mercantile
Marine do Al do; 80 Ne England Bk 81 do; 80 Ea
gle do do 80 Traders do $9aH per shares is Columbian
do. 81 per Ct adv; $50 State do par 6o) do; Wash
ngton do $9s per shares 20 City do, 500 do 80 Aas
do, s99A do; 26 North do seat do Is Cocheco Manuf
Co $3.50 500 do; 30 Salmon Falls $4,000 pd $I555 do
Kenncbec Bridge, Si76 do Boston Atheneum $l75 do
Exchange $423; Dorchester Turnpike, $55 per shares
80 Western RR $y64 par do; bonds sase Louisiana
$500 each, per CT due July l. s49 shares Mass Cot
ton Mills 10 per cent adv Jackson Manuf Co. do;
Ins Co. par SOY $594 per share; 80 Charetown Branch
RR $50 do; 40 Charles River Blk, $ss do Winnisimmit
Co. S37 per share
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! RHODE NswsoDz tsxAnDER Or 1rr,sE, &c ,s,,
2ad Elis. Ellen Drnkva. Portland for III bsla
s s' s ss%s.d Ms df0s FL Bs.sa B;' sss
Hope, Browning, Bristol for NYork. '''"
MlsccllancOus Record.
With the Of Captain Noys. Steamer Ie-
@py The p zo f. 'Ss ss,i 'ss
sshs si ais%
is vered wilh dampness the keeper informed
the Gp sh;, q Capt shs b do good
SHIP Atlantic has proved be much less d,msged her
Key West most Of her rigging must come from he
that from Bee
seven men IN STATE OF sarvation aud landed them in Liver
s% e.
aGsff Gspsn Ess
.s:: s.s's
Home Porsa.
sa FS s
M n ss s:s OF
s f sss e 8 ss%s
on sS Sn sS with n he bag his hand the
s raSaa 4: ssss
Il. s eos wss s1
will be brought to this place The hull gone piecsa
does, and sid 10Th.
BATH Jan 2s-Ar Detroit, Troit Cadiz.
PORTLAND Jan 29-Arr Roanoke Wade Alexandria for 81
john NIB Leo. Elliot NYork, He Patterson Frank
fort for Boston Cid Amade (new 3s3 tons, of Pymouth)
.f bsS s A SS s's; W"1r a3 ssSS %
Granville, rhiibrook Work for Newburyport.
bnsToN Jan 2o-A Victor Bassett, NYork; Telegsphed
Lsurel from Sayannah 8 Appleton. NYork Signal
pg 1id narbpEeI Brown Gibraltar and mkt; Cket of
Sutevant Demsrara Sen9s. Hardy Cape Hsyten Caspian
forrey, and Alabama Rane NOrleans; ChevAlier, Wood
snry Mobile Mar Ponce, Lull Jscmel 4h nst Laurel
Wiham Sayannah Colu@biana Foster Rappahannock Ryer
New Jersey Brewster, Russia, Sarah Jane, Condor Renz
Gen Stark
NAsrycksI, Jan as-Ar Copy Gardner, NewYork Exact
FDoARIowN, Jan a-Arr Adventure Pike. New York for
Boston 2sh-n port, Adventuer-wnd NE and Thick fog
NEW HAVEN Jan 28An Industry, Baker. st Croix via New
York; Zion Ellis Chesapeake Bays Gold Hunter. Mansfield
Savannah.
PHLA LApELpHIA Jan so-Arr Ceylon Crocker lNYork CID
Columbia RUSSELL Smyrna; Cora Warner, st Thomas and
Maracaibo Paragon, Tice sud Union, Hughes, NYork
WLMINGToN. NC Jan 24-Arr Lyra Brewster, 81 Thomas
Below. Lincoln M'Lean do. CID Benjamin. HOPKINS, Mar
Unique; Grard Gpatrick Porto Rico; Chas vose Savin
Guadaloupe.
CHARLEsToN Jan GIN the ofipe Macao Brl Scott and
Jupiter carter from Liverpool Arr 26h Tconc, Smith.
rork-l9h INST lat 35 10, lon rs. blowing fesh and while
and fore gait split sails &c 2sd of Bulls, spoke Cayrsa,
Nfork for this port Cid Chapman Thompson New Oileans
Osrch, Trescolt Mstanzis Sid Shamrock, Rogers. New
Oieans; Orray Taft, Francevile, Prov dence.
SAvASNAH, Jan 23-Cld Mary, Richardson, Boston, Arr
do
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The imporatons for this month have been larger
than anticipated while exports have been unusually
extensive for the season. and is possible should this
equalization continue that foreign trade may be
profitable this year than the exchange quotations
bscme rapidly reduced. In of prosperity
exports should exceed the value of imports and the
balance kept in favor by which any expectation Of
speces prevented and the rate Of exchange range much
below specie point. Our exports annually ncreas
ing in quantity without corresponding Increase in
ue; while imports increase iron time to time, in
cordancs with the state Of prices and the expansions in
currency without the regard the probable
demand for exports the possibility Of losing large
amounts Of our precious metals.
We usual table of quotations for the princ.
pal securities used in this market for investment and spe-
culations
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WILLIAM SELPHO,S

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG.
EOR WHICH THE FIRST PREMIUM, a Silver Medal,
awarded at the lae Fair Of the American Institute In
troduced into this country, and made solely by WMSELPo,
80 Spring street. New York This description OF artificial leg
derives its from the ceebr tied Marquis Of Angesey who
lost his leg the battle of Waterloo by whom has
adopted and since its Il st by the late
genious Mr. Potts. OF London whom the artist
fr eleven years pupil aud assistant W. begs leave TO OBJ
serve thar ne devoes hs undivided attention this peculiar
branch OF his profession AMI from his long experience in
Europe with the ventor has had opportunities Of acquiring
thorough Knowledge Of HIS and enabled
in all cases.
have seen the artificial leg Mr. selpho its construction
appears excellent and well calculated all the objects
desired But the best Of all the proof Of those who
them; this is positive and undenable Some Of my friends
Others" VALENTINE MOTT,
= Professor Of Surgery, University Of New York.
Terms moderate and made known application with every
other information concerning etc by letter,
post paid w b. attended The public cautioned
pretended limitations and this principle
~ Inn wy.rc
EtYT BLACK BALL. UK OLD LINE OF LIVER,
MX3k POOL PACkETS.-FOR LIVEKPUuL-Only
44s Regular Packet Of the list Of Feb uaryThe
cent aud well known fast sailing fayoe packet ship
CAMBIDGE, bur.hen 1000 w. G.. Bsruow, comman-
der will sail positively Saturday, the LIST Of February her
rsgular day.
Having unsurpassed accommodations FOR cabin I'd cabin and
steeee the old country sending
for their friends will find IL their interest our line
For terms Of passage, apply on board foot OF beekman st.
ROCHE BROTHERS & co,
jail &c 1 Fulton stree next door to the Fulton Bank
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Died..

On Wednesday morning 2ath inst. Jous yr.,,.v,
only child OF Abner and Louisa Osborn aged % months
aud % days ~
The relatives and friends Of the family and those nj
his grandfather Capt Jsmes Hart respectfuv nv;,
ed 70 attend his funeral this afternoon ii O'Clock from
the residence Of the family, 3l2 Broome street
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JAN. 2-A maIket, 7gU beef cattIe, 2UO Sheep, and
It's swine 100 beet cattle unsold
Pricee-Beef Cattlc-Several lots OF cattle were pur.
chased Saturday at last weeks pces which were not
sustained to-day particularly the second quality. We
quote few extra st So 2s first quality 475 IS;
cond quality, 81 4 90; third quality, 37ba$4.
sheep-Common sheep 80 30; wethers, 25a 81
swine No lots sold to pedde; two small selected lots
TO ship, 81 a 4ic. At RETAIL 4 and Sc
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domestic imp0rtatiOns.
SAvANN1H-Brig Wilson Fuller-9a cts rice d Morgan
G2p1xso paies cotton y Graves-l!9 Colt co27
Hogers-2 bxs Cox & coil bales cotton 10 order
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81.

sETs................i SO Hisa wATEs....... 10 10
Clca red.
Schrs Enterprise lBrl Cochran. Halifax, Winslow Co;
Idea. Kirby. Baltimore; do; Saml Nc Dowe Heman do
Eager Mslsr Sarah Augusta. Barker, Philadelphia
Durfee, Providence; Victory. Newport and Providence.
Arrived,
Brig Exact Johnson days from Savannah with cotton
SturRes & Chairman. ' -
Brig Wilson Fuller Cobb, days from Savannah with cot
schr Judge Hitchcock. Hathaway. from Newben NC with
naval stores. = ~
schr sea Hart from Richmond, with -four &c. to Allen
Paxson. - ~ -
Schr Olivia Virginia, Kelly from Fredericksburg, with
wheat, master. % '
schr S,ehehae Phillips from Fishing Bay with oysters to
master 7' -
Sailed.
Ship st Lawrence Brown, Liverpool; brigs Wocott Owen
Gon.iyes; Angola Bell Mansaailla; Belle Myers Whining
ton, NC; schr Cohannet. La Guayra, and Others.
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unuesfrc imI<

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANvAH-Bng Wilson Fuller-Mrs Kiel and child DR. G
Rex, Elliott y Sage. =
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Married,

On tuesday morning, 2sth inst. at ST. Johns Church
brooklyn by the Rev. T.. NJ. johnson, WIN A. PARsoS.
(ct the htm cf Hull Parsons1 to AprIISr D. daugh.e
Of John Hull, Esq. oil Of Brookiyn -
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RY Last Nights Southern Mail.

rHrLADELrHrA, Jan 3o-Cld Robt Morris. Ouerbrdse New
Orleans
BA,TMoaE. Jan 2sArr Chatham. Nickeison Boston; Es-
sex, Otis, Wiscasset; Canton Cobb, Newport Vermion
seaman and Frances Haett Smalley NYork Below. ship
supposed the Seaman Ayrck from the Pacific via Monevidso
and Ro Janeio Sid Frances Jane Coffin st Johns PR Vic
tory. Elwell, st Thomas.
GEopeETowN, DC Jan 2s-Arr Hamilton. New York. Cid
Frank dO BrillIant, Kingstnn. ia
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The dividend Of three psr cent lately declared by the
Mechanics and Traders Bank of New Orleans, will be
paid the stockholders the New York books the
Manhattan Company, on the LIST Monday in February
next.
The demand for foreign exchange is not very exten
sive; but the quotations fully sustained There
sterling bills in the market selling at nine and half per
cent premum but they Of description not in much
favor.
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Gouraud's Italian Medicnted Soap Will
imEes b tches saowmss chaps chafe and sll ipu-
and discoloIation to the skin, the money returned
GoURAuD's PouDRE SUBTLE for EradicatDg Hair.
tItounAup's GREcIAS HAN DYE, warranted.
1oUhAuD's VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE. BLANC DIES
Spanish Lily White and other cosmetics at
/" Walker street first store FRoM Broadway.
ateton LqSel Green Co., WORCESTER Chapman Co..
Msers New Haven; roasey Roeh,er rsrrs Backus
Bull 20. River street. Troy Pearce Stanwx Hail. Albany
storrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepsie.
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DaiIey's Magical Pain Extractor Salve,
At the ONLY agency, 81 CouItlandt street
Aso Sands Brsos. and Comstocks Extract OF Sarsapa
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aii IshiIadsiFnia subscrlptIons 90 the
HERALD mnst be paid the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
Buildings, Third Chestnut where single copies
NAV also be obtained daily at O'clock
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
taolisament n41y
Medical NOtlce.-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
me Suppression Of Q1ackery in the Of all diseases will
paper w. g. RICHARDSON. M. d.. Agent.
Office and Consul.ng Rooms Of the College Nassau
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Rev. DIR BarthOiOmeyv's Expect0rant Pink
|Syrup-The escua remedy ever known for colds,
blood uuenza pain in the aide shortass. Of breath and M
70 those labong under these complants aud of
bottle will satisfy the increduous that heal
at 81 Courandt street.
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Packets to Sail.
ship nIsssers ana Auena..

ship msssers and Agents.
We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
e ROBERT SvEY Captain Of our News Boats. report Of
!n shipping ieft at the port whence they sailed the ysss
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
nsTs:papsrs OF news they may have He viii board them
y M VIII aso confer favor BY .ndng to this Office ali
.os OF any kind will he thankfully recei7ed. -"
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To Nursing Mothers who arc troubled

with nipples Sherman. Parisry Oil . recommended
bad tie may Dr. vaaderpool, Of our phys
Clans, has used in many and failed curing The
few days Marshall Bacon ESQ., has used il il his
family i,h The most perfect success pr casle the ceebn
would drop off, and where all ordinary remedies failed give
rel Ell the first application Of the oil allayed MI the pain
smarrg aud effected perfect in three DAYS Ii is the
hest remedy the world and the child need taken
the bre-st during its
For sale by Dr. sherman Nassau street. near Ann aud
his regular Rushtons tn stores corner
Spring aud Hudson 1888 Bowery and II East Broadway aud
Codding' on's, eomer Spring and Hudson streets. " -
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ps or crates be kept black with beautiful polish
las coach boay BY application year, without disa
geeable SMELL his varoi.h entire nvsnton and
and delights all who it, Specimens Of and
pipes IN may b. 81 Courtandt where the
sh may be had at the of Is per bottle
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements of the Steamships.
, Steamers: Leave Lp'i. Duei .4zaeG. Leave .Gnse'o
cambria, Judkins :. -. .,..... Feb.
Hibernia Ryrie. Feb I . Feb 49, Mar. /
g. Western Matthews. Mar 20 !. April April 2
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MONEY Market.


Stocks were heavy again today. and quotations de-
clined fraction The transactions very limited
Norwich and Worcester fell of per cent, Pennsylvania
IS Illinois II, Formers Loan Ohio 6s !, Long Island
stonington Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterdays
prices.
The political advices from Washington Of nature
to have very unfavorabls influence the stock mar
ke The agitation Of the Texas and Oregon questions
unsees commercial affairs and prevents that activity
business usual ct this These things, with the
condition of the money market, tend to produce the de-
preston general in this market The state Of foreign
exchanges and foreign trade also has influence
trade by favorable and until the danger ofage
shipments of specie past cannot expect any relief
in the money market. In the meantime the banks
compelled to very cautiously and to conAne their
operations to very limited sphere.
At the Merchants Exchange this morning 100 shares Of
the stock Of the New York and Mississippi Cotton Land
Company sold at auction so shares at $l7O and 90
at $3.50 per share-par value $25e per share
The receivers of the American Insurance Company will
pay dividend Of ten per cent on demand.
The receipts ofthe Western Railroad for the week end
ing the o5h instant compared with the corresponding
week in ls44 were follows:
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ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY.
No. l03 FULTON STREET "A
~EAST SIDE OE BR ID w ~

L Ilh1 AMI oar Y,
AEAsfF rs sf6E I'b EudToS 81 SkUab sTHEbTa Way. 2
The extensive application Of the of small profits
within MseR THIS n:
@ widsy ~
.; sif ssssa,
an EXPENSE w
. h. sn .; M6s S
e
Gao S.der II.
inowds: hs
5
day. enable him VIII ali soasd thai offers
Durability sold % asssaSssd
@ Ss % &
and their respective prices H%Tdss insssfds-
dse.l with H,. heretofore sold a, 81 50 and SIS o.
and viii trial find to do equally as good service
sltei. ht.oiors sold at S. 50 and a 10
the above. the principal difference being the body.
Usually sold So and s. s5eveiy neat in appear. 0
'neF' and very 'eF'i'trSls cAps
issss s.s.S CID
Usually; sold at ST 50 and ST. - ''''S' W
Usually sold at ST Is and ST 30 80 - %
An examination will show tnat the style Of the above articles
cannot be surpassed by any establishment tins city else
where: m
N B1he style of Trimmings adopted at this establishment
particularly recommended well Tor esctualy preventing
greater and comfort the wearsr iasl imsec
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED--WATER
repairing mistaken aud Judge for few days then
20 return Amsterdam, Montgomery county ~ Y to
s school, and receive applications from pupils and patients
NY office here Murray Agent for sale of medicines
ga Fulton street. very extraordinary narrated
Journal Of Commerce aud Sun Of last weekW Wednsday
per- jy3l lt-rc
PROF Els SOR VAN ROY'S
PATENT V.ARNISH
THIS COMPOSITION for which two patents have been
granted in Pari, Professor Van Roy calculated pre-
keep cellars and easements perfectly dry; the
Of ntrous humidity in those whs has began
muate.
The enlnes aud beneficial results Of the Patent vamsh
will be best appreciated by those who
ground buildings stand need Of and them
all those individuals who in their houses suffering from the
order that they know that for the evils from which
' " ''""' ?iiss0f CHS hUsERsoND, Dep0'
Ja,l 2weodrc 55s Peal street.
HARDWARe, AT Low PRICES
'NHE SUBSCRIBER tAgent for several Manufacturers in
naandl oilers to large Dealers at tIifng advance the
60 Gross low priced Knives and Forks tat fimpor
1000 Dozen superior Mill Bastard Taper Sc, &c. Files
Casks low priced Hand and Panne Saws.
40 bright Trace Chains
Saroliaa Hoes, assorted;
g :" Patent Knob aud Padlocks.
Also Hooks aud Hinges, Currycombs Cand ss,ick, Bed
Screws, Kettles and Saucepans wrought and horse Nails
Bolts, spoons, Frame Pueys. Latches, &c, &c &c.
ans, JOHN a NEWBoULD,
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Correspondence or the Herald
RHODE islander OFFICE,
- - - NEWPORT, Jan. 28 1851
Arr 23d, Eliza Ellen Drpkwaer Portland for NYork Della
Eare Holbrook Thomaston for dos VIM Thompson Pierce
Fall XII er FOR Richmond; oath. Mary, Cook Baltimore for
NewbuJypon; China. Small, Richmond for Boston; 2sth
Hope, Browning, Bristol for NYork. -
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AMDSEMENTS. A
w 9 HIS ONAL CIRCUS s,
PARK THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, JANUARY sIst,

THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. JANUARY sIst,
a.S a OUR Suns s @ new
Sure Desne IN which the Equesans will with the
An Act saisa The Sailor Boys Dream by Master w Kin
yaglsins, by Mcfarland and the Philadelphia Troupe
:.S s.a%sa aS%fs in an Of on her
Po:'q 3 eth 9!hs F0S; Hungarian sa Brothers by Mess Ma.
qI:ss;sS sp 81 John Fa. Shy
Efss'ss sas DGyp NJ Ss Tune"
w TH sPRE Of YHE SILVER
sad ~ and The sportve Cupds-by G. Cadwaade
The Doors win be opened g. and the Great CavaIcads will
commence at o'clock.
pA cs1s p Nss r1E.p9s and sATUR
ss sss. SSess 9sse se
Prices Of .ddmrsson
Filsi Fi,si'f fie, sUasi "f Bc.e. and p.;o1:,;:
= Second Tier Of Boxes. cents
odIlery.... ........... 2kcents
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
NSnEL o. M.mL.,. EM Z, y. TERI'A TERI, INMENT.
ofIi u H'iSSsf' FsTT9 WHY the Black
s as iss Ta y s:
for few rasMSs lsA 20 s p1hEA rh k1aSSa HSSsE ,.a.y
GRANITE l'Spij' &C. c'oAC ~ VERT, f!'is
on If q: ss mo::
Op.rat,c Pieces, in style entirely
W Tickets 2' Cents Doors open at o'clock, and Per-
fornal ca commence ~ O'Clock. j3I 1t
MENDELSSOHN'S LOBGESANG
Mr. GEORGE LoDER, respectfully announces the
IN ; pubic Of New York that his CLASSICAL CONCERT
VIII take place the Apollo Rooms February 22d l845
Washngons Birthday when will be produced the i
s m :. f3BGkssx s@t Nc, OR HYMN OF PRAIsE!
LoDER fS' Mss ssfS1 IS Hsi sad II;
To be followed by Misceaneous Concert in which the
rst vocal aud instrumental talent Of the city will appear
list sill remains open az Of Messrs
the residence Of Mr. Loder, 81 Crosby street.
TICKETS ONE DULLAR-Family Tickets, to admit
hve persons, Three Dollars. j29 tire
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,

Or Q ON G E r T s AND B A l.
MTs M0W FiTTEp n II VI E0R THE y WINTER AMUsE-
GTFor CONCERTS il has many advantages. having al
arched ceiling favorable for sound; and being from
the street. there from the of caages-i
has capaciqgs sasre: and will aceommodate fifteen hundred
the sides and magni6ceny lighted with splendid glass
chandeliers Attached to the Saloon and the floor
sS and 200 fs long which viii
Price Of Saloon for Balls i. ........ -. $50.
Price Of Saloon for Concerts =. :. :. -. :. x25.
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pHIGHLAND GUARD GRAND MILITARY BALL
takes place at Nibos Saloon. Friday. January slst
~ THE ST GEORGES SOCIETY THIRD AN
NUAL BALL will take place Nblos Saloon Thurs
day, Feb. 18th.
pTFRANKLlN BLUES GRAND MILITARY BALL,
ja20rc ' "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

r
, oNls4s N~1lO%'A
DouH anits' "pPa' so''d' - 800
lnoi'ep[o OoV'sep'slo 90 0l@1o9s9' to"sa.
rem - J3i'is'' u = - ~
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sa,s.s ,,r r,a al, ,s,r,j o4i
5,.i, +, ,asnas f,rt 80, - - 49,
H., ,.a.,snt ,r-.5srh@ ,n,ra l,,,,sl Il
sg,i III b,,d asssy6 i. NM N srfs,
ns5t I'M. f.faf Inn a,,sIs,,e4 ,nstans q,
.cr.n.F b.ir ns,Fy ..lrF d,,t -, imnlofa,,
Ill., soa.urs, gonr rriaihJre saa e4lf. 1Iaa.
~c9nrll on naea.at' i s. alea5ef H. d~lnaer.
4rr,gE al, ln5 80 2 80 - ,ass,c
! dait epa,4e. t,Itant ata. e.oaqr eontre srn
motaaga a-a,rasas. ~ v.,,,i AM IL, rlroe
ane Go1f lr,iaar ayec iula gandYa o3i.af,.
Fe1oa voadfait lsutary MI "a saayar. gia.t
en- ed.,t alosl a,a l,a eha4es s. pass6rant
ct, pendant nfslanes rnatans. lea nersonoes
t]enat,.a. IA oat 1papy antabib dt5na. nm
rent eFolra nsrIIes a.4tstaient j una dan
bic @ag8nla.
l. eat impossible da daoriga les ineidsns
de ea combat NH ne ri vi. n]1,soga rean
le recolyra{t mas tou4 Is monde IL ffaVyiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
NEW GOODS
% YMAr !

D. SANGER, HESS d. Co, would res
pectfufly inform their friends and the public
generally, that in addition to their already we'll
assorted stock of goods, they have received,
and are constantly receiving a large, beauti-
ful, and cheap assortment Of fancy aud staple
dry goods, ready-made clothing, boots, shoes,
brogans, p~erfumery, and all kind Of fancy
goods. Our goods are all bought for cash,
and most Of them at auction, and we assure
purchasers that they will fad them consider
ably lower than at any other store in this place,
as we have the facility Of getting a new sup.
ply every week, and can therefore sell al a
small profit. il. Hess, of our firm, is residing
in New Orleans, and is a good Judge Of goods
as we'll as a close buyer, and we are. sure
that il any any bargain can be had anywhere,
he will find it out, buy it, and send it MP 10 US,
therefore we can and viii sell cheaper than
others who have not the same facility Of Dur.
chasing their ~goods--we respectfully invite
persons from the country to come and examine
our goods, before buying elsewhere, and we
feel assured that they will find Jul stock the
best assorted aud our prices the lowest in
Baton Rouge. Oar assortment comprise
every article in the Dry Goods and Clothing
line, the following articles recently received:
Fine French fashionable organdie musIins,
~iaconets of the latest style, B~aIzarin, organdie
ginghams, French and German muslins, print
and lawns, white stripped and crossbarred
muslin, Swiss null and swiss p%auslins, Bish-
ops lagn, long lawn, curtain m%uslins, ladies'
Tuscan bonnets, para ofs, linen drills, black
French merino, Linen and cotton checks, bed
ticking, linen and cotton musquito netting,
Irish linen, linen sheeting, table cloths and
napkins, diapers, demins, c~ottonnades, cali
Goes of various kind, and a great many other
articles in the dry goods line. Also a beau
tifnl assortment Of pesfunery, clothing, me.
rino dress and frock coats, Linen check do.
gingham aud gambroon do, summer vests,
black and fancy colored satin and silk vests,
paataloons Of various kind, hats and caps Of
various kind in the latest French fashion,
boots, shoes, brogans, pruneIla brogs and
b]ootees. besides gloves, hosiery, Liner shirts,
cotton do. with linen bosons, which are sold
at the lowest cash prices, come and see and
obIige
SANGER, HESS & co.
ap. ~ II Lafayette Stree