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ers in use, may be had at the following pIaces ri
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GENERAL AGENCY, No. 60 Baltimore st.
, 3; e. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No. ii
Building. go =
C. WfsEMAN's Drug Store, cor. BALTIC. &
streets.
7. L. ENNIS Fancy Store, 80 N. Howard st
II. sLAYTOR's Fancy Store, 2O3 Broad way
P.) And in WASHINGTON, b. C., at
s, EDDY'S JeweTy Store, Pennsylvania Avl
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains IN
Side, Back. Limbs, sc. whether sceptcs or BELL
in the remedial influences of Galvanism, will n
call at either of the Agencies and see the hundrI
respectable certificates in favor OF DR.. Mite
Bands, SC.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
one of the most valuable preparations for the eyI
preservation, restoration, and beautifying of III
man Hair, and also for the removal of ddndruf,
be had of either of the above Agents. mll-ed
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QUARRELs AMONG THE LITERATG The
New York Literati are by the ears again, and
are saying all sorts of complimentary things of
each other in the tartest possible manner
Mr.. Edgar A. Poe, poetand critic, well known
in this city, recently attacked Thomas Dunn
English, formerly of Philadelphia, in a late
number of Godey's Lady's Book. But Mr.
Poe evidently walked up the wrong passenger
and caught tartar for Mr.. English is out in
terrific rejonder upon Mr. Poe, and carges him
in the most caustic manner lmmaginable.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-26

YHNO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
a BUILDING LOTS for sale or lease, with
good advance, in healthy and desirable part of the
city, inquire of
je264 ELLIS St NICOLAI, SO Baltimore-st.
ySIW0 PRIZES of $1,000 again sold yesterday
n We can again brag of good Iuck-two prizes OF
$1,000 sold by u.s. making five prizes Of $1,000 in Two
days. All of these tickets now redeemed.
TODAY $4,000 Tickets S2-shares in proper
ton,- So Nos 10 Drawn ballots
7, TUCKER & BRO.
1t Right on the corner, head Of Centre market
NNOE SALE. boat load Of Hickory Hogs
RI head and Barrels HOOP POLES. Just received,
and will be sold low if immediate application is made
on board of the boat William Roberts, lying at Fen.
by's wharf IL VIM. ROBERTS
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A3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size: for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entireynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
wOrkmen; together with Gilt BOx CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &c. for sale and made to ORDER cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, 4. S. FRYER,
Milf No. | North Gay street,
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Q3-GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING. Graft
tude Division, no 26, of the Sons of Temperance,
will hold meeting of their Division in the Eastern
Avenue Church, (lOfmery WIKI street,) on FRIDAY
EVENING, June 26h at O'Clock, p. M, at which
time the ladies of East Baltimore will present the Di-
Wis with 3 ible. Addresses will be delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Mills, Mr. Wright, and nr. 4. L. Muir
ply. The Grand Division with the Subordinate Di-
visions, respectfully invited to attend, They will
meet at Union Hall, Broadway, at u O'Clock, and
march ia procession TO the Church By order Of the
Committees $. o. RANDALL,
CHAS CROZGER,
je25 p r. BUTTON.
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MEETING OF REpUDIAroRs-A LAUeHABLE
FARCE. 1t will be remembered that the Re-
pudiators of Carroll county, in this State,
some time since employed the Hon. John Mel
son, of this city, and VIM. P. Maulsby, ESQ.,,
of Carroll, to give their legal opinions as to the
consttutionality ofthe tax laws, and that the
former gentleman very frankly informed them
that said laws were strictly constitutional.
With this riefintroductorY we give the follow
ing erich items" from the Westminster Carroll
tonan of yesterday:
At meeting of the Anti tax party of Wool
ery's District, held on the 18th inst, it was re-
solved among other foolish things, that JOHN
NELSON Esq, is an impoStor, for giving an o.
pinion that Tax Laws were constltutional,w with
out entering into a detailed argument TO prove
it SO to their satisfaction. This is very rough
language Mr. Nelson is one of the most dis
tinguished lawyers of Maryland, and the Anti
tax party knew that his 'opinion" would have
great weight if they could get one favorable to
their views. But because Mr.. Nelson cannot
second their lawcss notions they denounce him.
AS to Mr.. Maulshy, they say he has not been
heard from on the subject, although counselled
in the case.
Here is one of the resolutions
Resolved, That we believe that the arstocra-
cy of the city of Baltimore, whose palaces are
stepped in the tears Of plundered and distressed
widows and orphans, would shed the blood of
their fellow men, and retail it out by the drop
to British usurers and stock gamblers, if they
could derive any profit from the transaction.
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AARINELlsT-PORT OF BALTIMo.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, ls4e.
FkoMrHE EXCHANGES REApINe-nooM 90
CLEARED.

schr Sarah Merrill, Strong, New York, RI
Merrill & Co,
Schr w Allen, Snow, st. Thomas, Whiting ol
Eastman.
schr Orb, Hubbard, Fort Spain, Trinidad, Fl. III
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Mrs, Laura Johnson, No. ll2 Division street, New
York. for six years troubled with distress in the
head, impaired sight and general weakness. She
states, "my nervous excitement was such that the
slightest noise would throw me into commissions, -
For over year was so deaf that | could scarcely
hear any one speak. My life has teen constantly DIES
paired Of and have often wished death to relieve
my suferines" Mrs. Johnson has entirely recovered
by the use or the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

more tban onee thus. affected ms--and NJ
9ne con ted ttg glad g4sh Of feeling which
cams over fnej when / found oil this horfi,
bic scene but "A drsau III. | lay thus for n
p7tusnlt tiinh Ing 81 tiB change and then
resolved to spring from The bed and dress
myself Immediately, but Vhat was my sur.
prise md horror, when | found / could MOI
novel MY body aud limbs seemed rigid
rs marbis. and IF All int1lerabIs weight.
could neither turn my head, nor stir my
ftot. NY nyabAlls s3ere f8sd Oh o spot
up3r H4e 0hifs wall over my head, md |
could neither turn them nor draw down the
I'LL In win | stfoyo to rnoye--i was per,
fset'g ztir AM t9epid. and without The power
ii notion. There ae6iBad 70 be sotne ap.
PaIin9 connection between fIa will md ths
ta4sggiar sYstsm-between fhe iBiHd aad
ftba'bGl7, as If ny living s9al was chained,
Hgzfntia#. like t9 il dead body. There was
no pain onlY Il fsarfd sensation, as If the
whole air had ~eongealed iato - firm, trans.
parent amber, which held ms strictly i'm.
prisDnad.
Suddenly lihe the swil lraek pf q ftllen
star, tha Thought rf3lGl across my mind
that | was dead Yes, jtnl could b. tie
only solution Of this dreadful eDiga'1-
| was SURE that | was dead, bit . God
vas this daafh? Had We been always
rnjztntrn, md did the gotl r]etn1in thus to
hunt the body, without the ability to east
il OH Was death only q suspension 81
power over Ibis fbrnus mass, and these
| finely organized masclesf Oaly the break
Ing Of ons iiBfi in the subtle chain, that
/ connected nii tbs faculties md powers with
their Instruments Perhaps tho soul was
0eycr freed Hattl the body had rafteJ off,
into 8 mass Of corruption, and eyhaIcd Of
EilIen into dry dust; and ] was destined 10
inhabif this living house, and feel il. slough
away from ne aud perish, Gre | could
ewsrga into The light aud beauty Of q re,
nas9rd lifn. This | bod neyer dreamed ~.
aul MI tho joy and luxury of existence, MI
the sense 81 ligAt IN saaeli8a, AMI fresh
Dir, oil The hougani-told delights with
which God has strowh thu pictured world,
we're not forth sHeb u price. Upon the#e
lips the worm aboHld feed. and | could not
drive him a#ay; these eyes, through which
tho agnl had looked upon n r4ild, glorious
world through clear glasses, would change
mtil they were l9athsoule aud corrupted,
q GoN tbe agony Of a1ell 3 thought 10th.
p'o"s, MJatts, Lsgs, paletg and SPENCER.
Pile, G-e.
Sf""ges, Gbe and co4ras.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
Beng aware That the efinscv If a
prescription depends upon lbs mode Of
preparation by III" druggists, particular
.9'e wi b" taken by tha updsrsienod IN
1IItne than. Ofdc = from lbo eg3pftv
"tll be filed with nratpes- mud dsaeafeb.
hIso, II largo and fresh assortment #
h""p7ooIan medicines, Consisting in
lah Of.
l"f"posIit0n, Number six.
fos. r, 2, 3,4,6. By Berry.
PPlCe, Hitters.
H. J LOPEZ, Duggis,.
corner Of Church naI LrGayette streets.
opposite Pike Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

CrgEL CAsE-Joha Hahn vas yesterday
arrested by the Second ManicipaIuy Police,
accused ~ larceny, in taking and carrying a.
way a blue silk dress from the trunk or Miss
Eliza HeBm1n, living al No. "a New Leyee
street. On Investigating this CAGE. before
r Recorder Bal3wIH, yesterday, il appeared
; that Hahn was under the impression that Ell
SRA intended 10 have him for batter Or for
worse ; and acting under that sweet Hzr~.
nation, he iacontI1sd!Iy went and purchased
her a new silk dFees, Of an unezceptIouaD!e
do pattern, and made her a present ii i. The
f"fIcense'' was then Obtained bat at this part
ofthe business, Miss Eliza stated that she ne
yer intended nor promised any thing serious
IL to DIR. Hahn. The latter "feelIng biz feel
" Iae," wounded, went and took the Aforesaid
dress from Miss Henmon's trunk, and walked
Il off. Hahn was discharged at once. a. there
was no charge Of larceny against him, and the
and dress-ihat unfortunate dress, wbich had pro-
we'd. as it were, the robe Of Nessus, an uneasy
garment. was seQuestered BY the counsel for
the prisoner
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
JAMES TcT4y.
BuILnER ANp ARCHETEcT.

Respectfully informs The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he is prepared 70 un-
dertake all contracts in his line, and viii be
always ready TO execute orders for every ar
ticIe o~fEouse joinery on the most reasonable
terms.
Refer to Col P. Hickey, II. w. Fowler
aud Joseph 1lenard, Esqrs.
AprIl Ii 20. 10
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WANTED

BY a graduate Of one Of the eastern COL
Ieres, a situation as Teacher ofthe Latin and
Greek languages, Of of an English school in
town or the country. lie will act as account
ant or clerk if desired. lie il anxious 10 OBJ
tain employment, aBU VII engage Al q MOGe-
rate price. Enquire Of the Editor Of this pa
per.
april 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
tizens and planters of East and West Baton
euge, that he is prepared to execute all kinds
g Brick laying, Sugar-house building, kettle
citing, and brick-makIpg on plantations. at
the shortest notice, and IN the most substan.
tlal and WorkmanIike manner.
OLIVER POTTS.
march 81 Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
CHEVAL EpAvE

II a etc arr6te 10 10 da COW
arent, par Mr. TregiEfe Babin. a
environ. 8 mill 8 an lessons dsla
SlGSA naison de- cour. Tn cheval A.
ericain de cotleur Bsv, age engircn Dc 7 a
ans aiyanl lie pied gauche derriere blanc
ne an fer, visible.
Lsquel cheya! sill meat pas rsclane dams
= treR'e jours De IA publication, de ret avia
9'nf7rmanenf. aux reglenenr dn ittri d. no.
re; de cette paro ssa. sera expose en- vertg m
llqua par Ia soasigns, a son bureau. Re tren.
MAJ, proclaim, 4 dix heures A n.
Condition de "a Venta n compliant, PaFois-
D Quest Blton Rnuge.
Agril q, Is 1916
R0SEMOYD HEBERT.
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IuSrPrcr
OTICE-PRTcKtayTyr e.

NOTICE-BRICKLAYIyG, &c,
wilI undertake 10 lay brick and furnish
the materials at 3l2 per thousand. and Al.
kettle-s-itiHg on four different plans. viz:
aFcade, Pillow, Cradle and Regnrbere.
u al all times be found AZ The Globe Hotc',
par he ferry landing. Orders sent through
Ee post,ofice will be attended 10
prIi I5i5b F. TRANCIARD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

AH We are DESTROYS Of reducing our stdel
as much as possible, to make rootn for on
spring goods, We sill selI The balance Of dress
goods At very low prices, together with oil The
rest Of our winter goods,
Phillips 4. Eaaone.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
THbFonArHld ConNuNloArfog /

-TrtgonArntb CBMN u~NteArfos nn.
TWEEN FRANCS ANp EHabAvp,44it III ata.
tod III tie Loadhn Globe III tho 18Th Il
April, that the British Government, 81 tho
Lords Commissioner af the Admiralty.
and the Ffonei Goyrrnnlaat, by the Min
istor Of the Interior, have granted permIg.
sion % two gontlemant Tho protectors III
che scheFne, d 10y down i stb.marfne tele.
graph fton the eoast Of France 70 that Of
England
The site solected i from Cape Gfosnez,
OF from Cape B%landnes, on The French
side, II the South Foreiand on The Enalish
coast. The soundinag between these
hre lands Brp gradual p~npgins fea,. a.,,a,.
aud pledges himself 10 eofye them 90 aa 3
here OF in New Orleans.
Or Espeeiai care piR BE- observed, u q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
~LANDRETII'S
Nurseries aHaga Gnretrms. =

~ kHA 8A#A HAf4 saHHaA AHHAh kHGHA9s
"rheae exclusive grounds are on Federal
Street. near tho Arsenal = + = s. The
earliest collection Of T8fn1elltas was made
hire. Some If those now IN Tho Bussrsainn
If thaHa distinguished ntrsFfYsrueH. Hra tHn
feet hfgh. II > + + Tho ssleefi8n II
green house plants is valuable mud ezta5sivs
"tn the nurseries we saw a gfe4l many
Maan8lias, nf which there arc 10 loss Than
thirteen Distinct epaf laF and fbfeH varieties,
One plant Of tho NJ. grand ii9fa js 90 fee
high and in fnti bloom. Here Bfe ]IiBnfgtzs
tho NJ. t1rdafa 90 feet high Il beautiful NJ.
]nlfpffea in flower, h1d a magnificent aFheio
mAn. IL feet high, Of Tho NJ. foaspiena tho
curious dsags orange. that retains lie lucid
foliage longer than any other deeld4ogs
irrr. y II
tTh9anursefirs 6re al worry correctly man
aged, supplying every paft Of tho unip1 d.
tail Of which would eeeupy Too much Of our
space . w6 therefore content ourselves with
stating that the ztnfs is very lrrgr, and Gyes
| ~ FfHpH " rraWih. consisting If forest aud
6fnamsnthl ttgaF, shrubs, eyergfrrna, vines
nad ffaapeFF, with ! collection IT hnrbafhhuH
plants fruit trees If The bbRt Find aHd most
healthy condition largo brds NJ seeding up
plrz. pears, Plums, &c, aa stocks for budding
and grating Il plan very superior 70 tiai Of
WORKING upon ]aufEefs. which carry with them
tHto the graft MI tho disc tars Of the Parent
stock, + + II
GAnBEH SEEDS ofibe first qHaljly have
boon seattersd over the county FROM these
grounds, and may always BE- depended upon.
The seed establishment Of these horticulture
iafs Is ono Of the tnpRt eXleGsi9 IN The jH=
ton and ita reputation ID we'll aH8!atned from
year. 80 year.
"1'o obviata Tho chance Of ~tQia'Hre Of llta
farms Of the plants If Ihe Same family, they
have established another nurenfy, at II euitas
bic distance, 50 that degeneration fBHH4t take
place. and which Heeufcs to the pHrChaRefG
a gafHltne Hrliele. knawjdg thus The age,
quality hHj process Of culture of avery Pl50t,
The supply from their grounds ie recommend
Cd with great confidence"
# #Sinro the date Of tho "repofl' from
which the aboae il distracted. tho catltsses=
tahIfHbmenl has been greatly enlarged. The
collection of cafHalitaa embraces all the finer
ltude. IN ]rnHata'a Of some th1te ,nd7 of w."
ftoua aIzea go likes Zee Of Roeea. and other
deajfable pitets, bo'b tend IT aDl hardy
fruit tf@er, etc.
Tho Hfrb GAunfas, alone, rov"f fifty acres,
and the whole ta, az it las been for nora tl3u
bail a century, under he aucerfatvs manage.
nlaat Of father and epll, The most prominent
IN Anne ina, .
Orderp received hY the eubycribcre, from
whom Catalogues may be obtained yta'is.
PIKE e. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
OILS, GLASS &;

" inform tho citizens of Baton Rouge
led on LAFAYETTE SfnnBF-two doors
elected stock Of drugs, medi-
p~cyJinaery, brushes patent
icle usually sold by Apothe-
Mt
RETAIL,
BOD terms ne they eaa DO purchased
retal iy filling prescriptions. -
o. y. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

HAVE. RECEIVED per late arrivals. 4 large and complete assortment Of fall and winter
goods OF #HaA latest aud most fashionable styles, to which they call The attention eho
public . -
Black and col french and English broad cloths, plain and fancy easdnef6s plain and pad
g4fbaH. hin twsaBa. Nv leans eaahnefstest hsrsha and American e5tonajeatE white and
tA aanaala brown and h1a4rbad d1pasHss.t feelings, drills and 6saaburgs. fancy cashmere
and Blk fHn vssung4r rich printed Hhdafs dEeasse, Penpahur de Iaast Paris printed
nalaajae ID laHe, blk AMI tdh aA warp alpaca, pfnte1. btHsgH BLK. b0nba5ne# and
Inarnas bH ad geea bon5as9He, ba Rfo7 de Naples and gfsds swiss, rich psin silks,
dae,u3ta HDa I'd AGHlie fFihns dresses a sorted FlWHheea, Erbr- s"aH robes fk
bali dresses. BLK wBHeH aud Ht sTea green baHesa, wttejWkonts and eanbrfs, plain
and Heufl gHa muslin, french mbfd mo collars needle work et8heseHes aud eeHE,
rauah blk and white nett aosa silk WOODEN md dahaHk ahawl7' corded marseiIsa and
uHa ehh skirts lufsesa and eWset laBtA Irish liner, linen lawns etHbd, banairha and
Tn II Ghikh,aHk eaon aud maHass do polka gnps and cords, thread and cotton ID
ppva and GnssHnga, ladies' and tHag ayHs and hosiery, bR,e nlfWy silk and satin
aa4F6 md sHala various styles OF ft md winter sbswl, sMta and cotton velvet bonnet cap
and eemfed taHaa sd latin ribbons Sc, with general assortment Of aHHihdso Of goods US
uany kept In hs line Of badudss,
CAOTHkNG.
Fine black and bMfd dress and tBt cloth coats, eo1pfej tweed ad easaihefe pahts,
blk, aud ahnrd cashmere eaoba blk paHpHH yBHhs aud boys tweed Nd CLOTH h"k COATS
fancy eaHdnme and blk cloth PANTS fancy cashmere ahl blk satin VESTS, linen shirts, draw"
oa under Bhrs sc,
Gents blk satin motmHh and cashmere hate, boys fashionable dc, do, youths BLK and
poanbba crown dA gents boys and youths bbs and fancy cloth caps oil The most recent
styles. a.- .x~~
gmte aa calf stitched boots, do, dns elHnd pruBeba brEanf, adas calf and morocco
tragana. do. black and bronze kid clips, do, white kid shpa, youths and boys pegged and
aewad bhmhg, misses calf sewed 10, ehds blk. and colwdd do
~.,. w. ..s.s. saDNhERY.
l.MM-AE .m, boys do, do. ladies plain aud quilted side
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
From the 25th instant the accoants Of an
o~e Indebted to Dr. G.. Soufefre. will be p!a.
q 10 the had Of an attorney for collection.
hose indebted Gill save themselves trouble
ID expense 10 paying promptly. 6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

ANnREWBRADFORD.
SADDLKg AND HARNESS MAKER
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened a store on Chtrch-street two doors a.
bove Pike q Hart, Wiere he il ready to exc.
cute All work Id his line with neatness and
despatch.
april Is 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

FABRIQUE DE sOULIEPs,
Ch~ausufe d'hnnnas ct de ~fsranes a l.ordre
ar i soussigne-en face De Ia halle.
Ba'on Rouge. 1915
q Yaayrwr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

HAY. A first nte article of Western
~, fur sale by PIKE & HART
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LATE ARRIVALS.
PHIALnDS & u.
DRY GOODS.

n RECEIVED per late arrivals large and complete assortment Of fall and winter
Tie latest aud most fashionable styles. TO which they call the attention oftho
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23


ID u IN
BATt
FANCY DRY GOODS SELLING
orr CHEAP.
AH we are dsslfons Of reducing our st6fl
10 much pa possible, to make foatn for Oh
spring goods, We sill sell the balance Of dfest
goods At very low prices, together with oil Tho
rest Of our winter goods,
/ Phillips 4 Lanone.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON Il co.
COTTON
AND
COMMISSION RCttANTH,
81 CAEAt SrHbFf,
NeW Orlrnns.
Sugar and MolasFNH consigned to rs. viii
at oil times receive The most prompt attention
RerEa To==N, K, knos, A. Matta, Chae
A. Hill -
JOffN H.. PULLEN.
Having bean appointed BY Tho Governor
PAHfaH AteFfagEfH, offers his services IA W"
public generally. Any business fonidgd To
his caro- will be- promptly attended to.
Ahplg 10 him Mt his residence, nest door
above "a Beal's store,
nov II no ii 1910
A. NJ. DUNN, II. u. WHITE.
ArroHzsrs ASH CouHssIteas,
At Judge Mergan's old Stand.
Lafayette str, Baton Rouge,
SPERM C~ANDt3s-4a f. is, Of best,
Nav Bedford brand for Eale by
doc " Alffei G'atcs.
OAT5~-50 sacks fof sale by
BeAL & soF.
PAIN rs. L1NJEED. OIL AND BpTJ
TUllPENFIH d. for sale BY
Sept. 20 STEPHEN HENDERSON,
MptAsgta .-in whole and half barrels 70
ga 10 by Noy. -
Stephen HeHderson,
THOMAS BARRETT,
COMMISSION MERCHNr.
no, II, obp tBvBE sFaBEr,
Aeig Urtsaas
Es doHNH.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No, 10, Pogdrag STREET,
New OHbEARH.
Refers 70 l. Donotaze, Baton Rouge, Ia
CHINA s. GLASS.
Just received and for aale by the subscriber
ah assortment Of French China d. Cot Glass,
M. WIN. MARKHAM,
Church etroot.
EMBROIDERtE8.
We have iaBt opened, a large assortment
of french embroidered collars, ehenisetleg
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dee 6 Phillips f. Loaone,
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Now opening. d splendid assortment IT
rich dress goods GonztEttng Of Paris print
81 cashmere d'Eeosge, repp d. Jaime,
mousline dc tatne
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