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The Flying Artillery, which arrived here last
week. LEFT soon after for the lower country 1t was
commanded by Captain j. M, Washington, and
came from Carlisle (Pennsylvania) barracks. The
company consisted of IS men, generally young, I'M
100 horses, a complete battery of light artillery, con-
ssting of four 6-pounder and two l2-pounder how
ilzers-all Of brass. Their route is to Red river
thence to San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, where they
will receive further orders Cincinnati Commercial
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THE DAILY UNION.
ROUTE FROM MATAMoRAs TO THE In.
TERROR OF MEXICO
Letter from p. W. Dinlond esq, consul ofAs Unisd
STATS JOr HTa Cr4E, .usrieo. T.. + i
WAsHIsGroH 18th Julv ISI6
To FaAEeI. MAnEOr, ir, esq, De, dc, &C.,

DidhS JT FGd CTbZ, shertcO.
WAsHHGroS 18th July, 1886.
To FRANCIS MARKOE, jr,, esq, de-, DC, &C..
Mr. DEAR sir: Having received a eommuniea.
ton from my friend q. r. Pel, esq, Of New York
on a subject which at this moment possesses a pc
euliar interest, as il regards the progress of our
army from Maamoras 10 the interior of Mexico,
beg leave TO submit il to you with permission to
make such disposition Of it as you may deem prop
er and useful. This communication which is here
annexed in the form Of quotation will explain itself
"Some fe~ years since, came down from Zaca-
eeas one Of the principal mining districts Of Mexi-
co, by way Of Salullo and Monterey, TO Matamoras
with wagon heavily laden with specie With
seven mules in harness, and abundant relays driven
loose before us, our daily travel was from eight to
fourteen leagues.
Carrying pocket compass, | had the curiosity
10 observe the general Of the road To note the
towns and ranches or farming villages, the streams
as well as the mountains, and any other objects Of
Interests correcting the distance from report Of the
country people by my watch and the previous expe-
rence Of our rate Of travel on well known roads.
With these materials, drew each evening a rough
map Of the days journey, adding few short re-
marks for explanation.
"Reiening to this note book, | find the routeil
followed differs from any have seen published
which may, perhaps, be only mule tracks. How
ever this may be, . give my own, which | kaolo
has no serious difficulties for wagons; and am
qate sure army properly provided for such an
expedition could carry much heavier artillery than
ours Is likely 10 use, not only 10 Monterey, but
quite up To the table land.
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fINAkE NOTICE--Such of our customers
Il as are DESTROYS Of settling their accounts by
cash or noiss can do at the store until after Mon
day, 10Th inst After that time can be found on
D street, directly in the rear Of the store where
their accounts can be settled until after the lat of
August next, when all unsettled accounts will be
placed in the hands Of an officer for immediate settle
ment. hope there will be no complaints amer this
notice.
8. PARKER, Fancy Store,
Between 9Th and 10th sts., Pa. Ay.
July l7-3t [Col Fountain
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A CARD.

A CARD
nR. GIBSON, Professor or Surgery I'm
~ the University Of Pennsylvania, intending 10
remain from May until October al Midd.h.r.
Loudoun county, Virginia ALI letters for hun sou,h
Of Washington may be sent to that deptinstion in
stead Of Philadelphia MAY Is-eodlm.' nv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-17

Information has been received at the Department
Of State, from Manuel Alvarez, esq., oommercial
agent Of the United States at Santa re, Mexico, OF
he decease, in the vicinity Of that city, Of James
Ferguson. citizen Of the United States
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WILLIAM TAYLOR g. co.

yNTADDY THOMPsoN's Mexico
w Green's Mier Expedition
Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition
Dana's Life before the Mast
Camps Democracy
Diary Of London Physician.
A new supply just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPT EMAN
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DIED.

Al Concord, New Hampshire, July IA, while on u
visit TO his grand parents with his mother, RILEY
LOOMS, only child Of Hon. JoHs WENTWORTH,
member Of Congress, Of illinois, aged l0I months.
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July l6-WF&M

IT Is the bOunden duty or every true
L southerner to subscribe forthwith to a newspa-
per which 80 nobly defends southern rights, even
if it were not what it s-he ablest literary journal
in America. Southern Journal
THE WESTERN CONTINENTS;
PARK BENJAMIN AND VIM. T. THOMPSON, EDITORS
Is a family newspaper, published every Saturday
in Baltimore, Maryland, and devoted to the preser-
vatlon of the Union and the best interests of the
South; of no party in politics. but independent con-
tanning the most novel and pleasing literature and
full epitome of all the current news, Though es-
ablished but little more than three months il al
ready has weekly circulation Of fpe thousand CO.
pies-que sufficient to insure its permanency. This
number is increased by daily accessions of sub
scrbers from all parts Of the country. Specimen
numbers, containing prospectus, &c, are always
sent gratuitously to any one applying by letter,
postpaid. The terms of the paper are as follows:
For one one, subscriber saayesr in advance.
For club of ten subscribers, Is
For club Of fifteen subscri
Postmasters in all towns and villages are REQUEST
cd to act as agents, and will be allowed handsome
discount any number of subscriptions obtained
and forwarded by them, Money NAV be RENTED
to the publishers always at their own risk and ex
pense. The bills of any solvent bank in any State
received at their home value. Address the editors
or publishers, .. s.,t .... .
WILLIAM TAYLOR g. co.
Jarvis Buildings, North st., Baltimore, Md.
single numbers Of the Western Continent, wanted
in Maryland Virginia, and all the southern and
western towns and villages Also travelling agents,
to whom satisfactory compensation will be allowed.
Please apply by letter, postpaid. '....
April 7-tri-w3ms
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J. d. PowLEs, esq, Chairman of the South
American and Mexican Committee"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, a others
~ desiring purchase r sHd Hrsi.af fpsfrHrsn fud
WM L. MONThGUES Music Store, No. i51 Main street.
desirable establishment for obtaining an the latest and ashona
BIZ publications, together with musical % almost
every Description An assortment Of superior PIANO FORfS
-suiy hand Guitars Flutes Ffcs Vons. Caroncts,
Fageolet Aeeodeoss BuEss HONS Tnpc Cornopenns from
bones, &c Eein Short every the music neal Of
which obtained Of the subsc her
sble terms WIN L.. MONTAGUE
No. ISL Main street,
je 10 aian Of the Golden fyfc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.


For the Removal and Pern,nncn,
OF MI Diseases arising from mn S,,an
pure state Of the Hood or Habit
| . OF the system. viz:
schorgiA on siS1s EVIL, RnkuMArIss ossriNAr
rms ,s hSurIioNs rlNPLEs OR PUsruIEs ON
RING WORN I'm rErrER. scAI.p MAN pS, , ~ w
BORN ULCERS syrIIc srrSMs seHaTs sau IN
D,oos ,Isn S op nrsc,ss .slslNc PROM NJu~
roS sEn On lsrnupENSE IN LirE. Also cnRoNc
every day the field Of s,,rpa,ns m and
and highly recommended BY Phy,eian and i. aam,s
most powerful ADD searching preparation nom the Dc III"
80, s, empo,va IN meales Practice Il local an ID. on.
uAiIs' the poisonous elements blood AMI r,,a ssu
sIsra. d.oSs1 h sns.s tina, Hula In .eOous ali
tars In rheumatism. and painful a,rt,on. ~ M
strength keeping Of the d,.-, nv rev.
.s% put up In highly form Tor eon,.n,
bottle VIII maize siz quantity equal tn ON. each
name Tn. proe @ 70 the various pIepaIaOes ss.rnr The
s,s n vs'aee character 's,tins sres ya :"
49, W., sna curative medicine. ' ~ an
me ouew ns interesting presented .nB,,. -
e'u peu'aL Comment evidence 4, .nnss. a,'a
he-r D. ID. sands-Mr Oliver. ,nr asrsh ~ lsa6
-, WIN 'erofaa when years old which ,,on $500, va
manifested itself In malignant sore. ON ,hs ~ system and
a. physicians in Newark Berevie and New, Yo,s ,,
hopeless htast Mr. was Induces - c a. perfectly
stored Win 2 Tour eo''ies which sparinry sm,n
WIN many interruptions with IN. mo, ,.sa.s
aDou' TWO months became acquainted with a.. go, penei
plets mas. Of ~, no now aged four was opc eow
hsiy 80. anu incapable Of using nj he, Inn. NJ.
Vas swollen TO nearly twice naur- 80 ,, ,s .I
unable to move, and would NJ arg sores she was
I'm ING 'ouehed even by her mother Thc s.a.. :. ~ ~
hours They @ Attended with bloody
III he taken eouli ,lp ,,o ~ ah.
,oa ~ ana the sorcs nearly healed the limb. sI 70
ing in health v nc Is 9alIs cheerful and is fast imPov
Tn. ,,,o..,.. l., - Sec Of Youth. Tenn. Soc
rae FINN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
r T. N OVAL!

GONE THING IS CERTAlNP
ZEN CO. having praetsed for the lat eve yesthc nc
IN fhod o before" we'll the close o. the
balance ofsseasonab~ Goods notice, that from
they bargains Clothing Than be had
Richmond, and although however doubtful
things are, the one thing s certain
lei KEEN a co
GtANTON MATING At REDUCED PRlCEs-9o RES sHpcI
~ - =, white and coored Maungs of 4
vep reduced priecs my 81 fNLoEs BROrifER
MERCER AND YELLOW POTATOEs-9sO bud
lVh Mercer and yellow Poafocs md for sale -
my9s BE5sELLk MeCANDfTsH.
N AaUYuA AND HIO COFFEE-7s0 Bses sreuI
~ prime 0yeen Iaguyp Cofhe.
AIS Bags Rio Cote, superior article.
IN sore, sBd viii be sod yery low elore consignment
apaI wM. ANDERSON ~.
Shot ShOtii
NAE have store, efiOT Of WytI
w Lead Mining Company. Dealers waiting
al a.-ofnent and ploas. Il
ders my ~ l. u. CRENsuAw, BROTHERS = co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

Bargains Dry Goods
WE have on hand large assortment of
w Embrobecd ColAr and Insde Cares
10. Chsmirstts Foka Care,
White IND cord enbr'd Muslin ROBES
stripcd S~iss and Jaeonst M1shns, drv.se,
Pans Ral1orncs an Rarrrrs
French Lawns Masins and GlnghaEzs
whlie embd Craps Shaws
Barge ShaWs nd Searfs
Eersnt Lace and Herman ScArfs
Ho-ler, Govcs Nius,
An % which -iu sell reduced pees.
dDd fun AM Pree. entirely satisfactory.
WARREN FARISS,
y Is No 95 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
THE preceding ii.,,r. 4,

- ~ &A eu'ng inquire u
(ZM WNAH bic Per,praion' nj 4. ,,' s ne ma
~ LA\X /, vii he as.,sss ~, 2. ne bod,
1RkN<S mis- issue. from an .ss,s. m - -
| ral,sn aows ainenup,sdn an, ~hsn ~, "
/ MN 8 in hsahh. cease. v men NC ~.
M 81 Quit II 10 urowh Oh no n the s,aos
| and other juices Of the body and a..
| poses by this means. Of nearly an ne
mn, 49,. -, - a, i"pu'os ~,un US The blood. b,
traced directly to the Of the n'cn.b Pepa,oa
800. ,ss y neenss 70 cleanse IT, as alw.ys
isninr hyuars ,n,,,.n ,ns t.,, @ o. an The Of
.nth,, \. ~ w, s, r.'spuahon' Thus
open the pot,. ri 4, .sr. ,,.S, an y. TO
own hea, and VITALITY -. .cs,s,, asa. ~ s
s,,s -. =, av ae us'en- sihoas one particle of medi
iony Of s.s 90 .S % We .s The
IL to not AWAY. the rrops1 one Tns ss
sean IN. IIyauos,si. .h,oua, a. h. ~ ss ,o'
Homeopathic. deal. snt ins,n.,.. ,n sr," oanseu The
do-,s mercury and the b.t,,,ar oasrs sa gu ans
pin.. riIs. pin.
win Dr. Lew,nhoel and IN, sr. R
mach passed OF In other ~od. N ~, .a I A.,
pound, per day weesseusted ave the
| ' rn,. ~ nas,
h none other than the used blood ana
f'ine place to The new and sh ebeei th.
nAais demands should leave the body And when
mine. ,so.. p.re,r. ~ ,s s, s p',nep that deter
| ulcer, and other .pots my WIN 'oAo" pimples
ny a sudden from heal tn cold IN. ,u,,.. -
The Perspauon ceases and disease begins once q, ~
seL Hence stoppaEe OF this nos OF III e,eope u
Its by stopping the Dor. tia, o,,r,hs,,o.
colds ptions Nineteenth. oT,h. 80 az vim coughs
By stoppare Of IN. rom diseases
Is easily seen. Therefore ho,, necessary !. ,hs a.
hnmor TO the surfsce, preserve health IL Gamma, n.
cannot BE- even checked without inducing disease,
Let me ash what eour-r ...,.
reasonable To pursue, pore. aner they at
would you give physe 10 unstop porcsi OR would ~ -
something that would do this surface wher, a.
actually sl Would not this scnsei And w.,
Nho uakrsany external application effect n.
- " 'n' 20 medicine within their knowIedre 4, e.,
80. noe these circumstances present to phy,i
sr,onl III, Ne LSTrR,S an ne power IN It's al
EoRLD'S SaLGEI Ina. nc,.,, - oiN I.af-ST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

rhu md Inc public gtneTaIy OF The best
haVe ever had and much very scarce ar
Gle reads invite all in OF any in my line TO
give me call being determined offer great greater in
duesnens than any the trade
p Bear in mind that CHINA HALL No ~ e,, Main ,tr,st
ihe place TO buy new and fashionable styles prices
NH SO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

sAsutt H.SSAr, Secretary.
The subscriber, Agent for the Company In
receive applications for Life Insurance any Of the pers
named Wa for for life: and not
exceeding $40 900 life The
OF the Intermediate noted as
vel AZ al other Information effect
insurance viii also be made known application advan
Afe' offered by this Company believed equal not
superior 70 those offered by other Great
Britain. N CIV ATuupy
Physician to the soeieithe Family Physician the party
Sup>e insured Aft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

GORDON d SKINKER, % MAIN STREET,
~ Richmond. Va offer Tor rale-
IS bids Orleans and Wer India sugars
- uercss and bb's Clanfed sugar
20 paesages lonf, crushed and puiyeri-ed Sugars
bores white Havana Sugar
43O bags Conre--Ro, Iagrayra Java and Maueabo
bales Mocha Coffee
Is hhds Orleans and West India Molarses
10 HI chests Gunpodef and v Tyson Tea part very superior
5 M chests Black Tea
Tea boz q and 1J'b boxes
800 sides Les'hcr-KoOd samp and t,maged
~ Do Russet leather
500 DE Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm AMI Tallow Candies
80 botessoap
Paueyand variogs,ed Soap
10 bags Pepper
pimenD and Ginger
400 kegs Nails
$50 sacks AshtOns sat
$50 bagssbot
100 kegs DupOnrs Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 tiercea Rice
$50 doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord. ADD Lanes
50 doE Brogms
"a dpE painted Buckets
200 Nsva Fcota Grind stones
IS keEs Horse shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-sriO and i6u9
Fperm and Tsunefs OF
Cotton Yarns Salt Petfe, Copperas Nader and tndyo
Cotton In bales, riover Secd CIDER VineFat a. Ee
HpN-io0 tons sre-, Euzsh. Tsdegar and Country com
pfi.ng nsa'y al sfs' round, hat and square.
Hhset iron and Nail fDis
sfEEi-hmebcan and English Hirsred
Majors and sieag Steel
| TIN PLATE-i7s boSes 1915, 1910 iQrt2
Bright andisadsd TIN for rocdrz
ogfIEE-teo0 Ne Br.rers shsau,inE apd Boh
| WikB-IOo0 lbs assorted Hzss
Inc snd Hpssf
| bar and Sheet fsad, Ee. MAI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

49, N and after the Sd of December
~ nett our Boats wiiieave Riehmoz nd Mondays
wednesdays and Fndays A NJ precisely IN Lynch
burg days at 81 P. N.
Returning leave Lynehburg Mondays wednesdays Friday.
Al A NJ and arrive in Richmond day 81 p 81.
Passengers Tor SLaanIon,
By Boats, VIII leave ~ Mondays WEDNESDAYS and
Pdays ariEe IN seotsyne At A. ~ SaunIon BY
Jpn.
PGTogsI for FarlHS Ga4 Halter C.s,t H,uss
leave Richmond BY the Boats and Stages
ersyIls.
BOYD PDNoND 4 nAyPNpopr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

= riven TO rerpssst the lu.,u.,.
Die fefspirAiion. II L. tho sr,.t.,..
suauon for the impurities q the nd,
u VII be noticed that q thiek elosd,
mist issues fron all point. of The sur.
iaes, which indicates that this rerspi
rai'sn ho~suninierruptediv when ",
are In hsalth. but eeascs v hen wear,
siek. Life cannot be sustained - nm
GU, H. IL 10 hrowh on ffs N IN. blood
ard other Juice. Of the body. and dis
poses BY this means. of nearly an IN.
impurities within Us. The bLo,., -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
r OOH TO YOUR INTEREST The sub

n OOH TO YOUR INTEREST! The sub
erbers respectfully inform their e1stoners aoc s
ss usual sgpry o.
a.. ma nnss % raty aSs CLOTHING of
winch oonstant 1A4lsons
,,t,y q Cloass CoaN ess
P,,t. D1v.-r shr1. Cszrs Stoks -OcfN Has
5000 AZ k-.tA ~haeh ny pea-4 % e. thez
NJ --. EFtean n upor r-Asonatie TRIMS
n s-i.c1a % thesr Hzteras %
,o.,, n b-.ury AZ 10y have tase-
-, 80 .a- - E7rSE.oI 70 E-cSr- en-
n as-c--ue-f F~czh1ry
a - f-o = a. pz-~ou fos yoz--svSs
., BOoPEK q Crafts VITA Cs1Ss-aS s-9-s-
Ne 81 MAJ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting OF the President and Directors OF the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day OF October
lstS, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
snon OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the Is day ct December until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
Spring supplies, 1916.
INA, GLASS. EARrHENWARE &c A

aNlNG received from
IL the manufactures in stafford
shire, via Liverpool. per the Ship
Hoiiingaer at New York, and the
Ship Madison to James River, my
spring supply Of China, Glass and
Earihern~aIe, consisting OF new, ~.
peTior and desirable goOds-and BY
'the Packets from the Northern aud
EA-.ern Ci'ies, having received in part
and am receiving. my supply Of GlAss,
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, ke,
many articles Of which were bought
Al unusuai low rates, and all upon the
best teruns-l am enabled to offer To
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD

POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fare 10 Bditimore reduced 10 SO. 90 onIy.
TNHE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Il Railroad Company hereby IN course
a sN-1 Of the pressnE month I STE uBOAT
k4Sa5r J. T. Will established between sc quis
and Baltimore, by way Piney Point the moath
q te Potomac, By winch will conveyed
on with their road between Richmond Baltimore for I'VE
al Boy Bais earS, Il they below this rate
Passengers BY this ami leaving Richmond at
A. NJ three hours later than James River Bay Boats
will still reach Baltimore advance avoid al the
tine the rk of storms Of
he wide portion of the Bay Comfort snd the
mouth Of Potomac.
In hs fneanme and until this shall be established the
charge TOT Passengers going North great
Rehninod and baltimore will be SIX DOLLARS ONLY.
PasngeTs this baltimore TO tea PM
in The Of the night ard early ne day being
,rJJOs suaRP
June 9Th, 1876. Agent Of Transportaiop.
y. B.-For the information of the public it is
deemed proper state TpEE daily lines from
Washington 10 Phadeipha-te leaving Washington at A.
n reaches Philadelphia by p second leaving Washing
ton at ~ NJ reaches Philadelphia and tn. last eing
the great mail line above descredJ Washington At
Pm and baltimore at r ", Phaielpba IN the course
o the night The traveller by has under these
Arrangements the adyaniaEe of being Philadelphia IN 10 hours
from III time ofs leaving Richmond desires a. may re-
main In Washington dummy and niRh of his
and be Philadelphia dry dinner may transact b
Washington until ~ " day and Yet arrive in Pha
delphia At an early hour In the evening T SHARP
ie 10 Superintendent Transportation
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
Il Ely;
OR, TIE PACK OF CARDS.
\ MORAL TALE roR THE OLD AND YOUNG
BT PROF. j. u.ISGHAmAM.

THE CLERK.
In q small upper chamber Of one Of
those numerous dbod6s Of the city kept as
boarding houses for young clerks, n young
gentleman was pacing TO and fro with an
agitatcd step and a troubled c~oantcnance.
lie was not more than ono and twenty
His features were intelligent and hand
some, and his air genteel and prcposgessing.
Ills lip was compressed with emotion, and
his eyes were sparkling with the moisture
of tears. Alarm and anguish both corn
bined, seemed to compose The expression
upon his troubled walk across the apart
ment, and saidin a tone like the resolution
Of despair.
Il will not remain 10 meet i'll lie must
soon discover all, and my only safety is in
flight! | fear sot n prison so much as |
fear his ~roproving words, his reproachfdt
looks. How can / stand before him and
meet his eyes2 No-ncverl I will fly
Something within me-a noblcr fccling
than fear-prompts me to go to his honsc
and confess all. But / have not courage
for all this. Alas! my poor father and
mother! Would to God had never seen
a card! A ring at the door,! he cried star
ting and turning pale.
at may be he! He viii soon know all
my guilt, for to conceal it is impossible. a
step upon the stairs! They come for me!
Death is upon my thoughts! would rath-
er meet it at the next moment than meet
the fearful crises that is at hand!
A knock was heard upon the outside Of
his door. With great effort he command
cd his feelings; and called without unlock
ing it;
"We1l!"
Sinister Hawley's man-i9~Ut the door,
and seq Miss fiaWley's COON hoom and
wishes ye to COON up to his house wild de
key"
$50 down and tell the servant / will
soon be there . he replied with forced COM
posure. He listened till her steps had re-
tired, and then pressing his forehead, lean
ed his head upon the mantle-pie and re-
mained.a few moments silent. His chest
heaved with strong emotion. His whole
person shook.
"The key! Yes, fatal, fatal KEY" be
cried, taking from his trunk a small desk
key, and gazing sadly upon it as he held it
up, ftbis key is to be in truth the instFu-
ment of my disgrace. eannotfy. This
will not help the matter. | will take it to
him, and there will clear myself by false
hood, or cast myself upon his mercy. If
had never seen a card [ should not now be
on the brink of ruin, my fair name gone,
and infamy cast like q cloud over the hopes
of my parents. But my father cannot al
together ~exhonerate himself. This reflec-
ton, however, does not lessen my present
guilt. / will meet Mr.. Hawley,' he said
with sudden resolution.
As he spoke, he threw on his cloak, and
replacing the small key in his pocket, he
left his room and descended the Staircase
to the street door.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
a. M ANEA.

Informs his friends and customers that he
has Just returned from New Orleans with a
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries &c
consisting Of
100 barrels, best Ohio flour
50 barrels mess pork
50 do prime pork
~ do chime pork
10 do joles
$4,000 lbs bulk pork hog round
50 kegs prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams IN
canvassed
500 do smoked shoulders sugar cured
% boxes sperm candles, Az s. # Is
20 do adamentine candles Is 81 is
30 sacks best Rio coffee
200 sacks salt fire and coarse
rs barrels rectiied whlskey
Is hid prime sugar also
superior quality imperial tea, loaf sugar, rice
spices, sweet oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome green, chrome yell
low, litherage, Linseed oil, spts Turpentine
paint brushes, copat ~varnisb, window glass,
putty, a full assortment of crockery ware.
Ploughs, h%atuies, Collars, brides aud a
number of other articles too tedious TO mem
ton, if you desire to purchase good articles
cheap, call and examine for yourselves.
The subscriber has received from a late d.
rect importation.
100 boxes claret wine various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
8 boxes old MADEIRA in half bottles
30 gals old MADEIRA wine 5 years in my
store, as rs 90 per gals.
80 Boxes french Cordials assorted
S boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
3 doz botels, old Dort wine Re'atsiHe.
A.. malta, church street.
The subscriber has received a small lot Of
Dupont + + Powder, do u L powder, can
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated Ea-
Gle powder in tin caBnisters.
Shot Of all sizes and a superior article Of
percussion caps.
A Malta, church street,