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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
Notice.

The undersigned offers for sale, at the cor
ofChurch Il Leyee streets, opposite r. Beal
{ Son.
Sugar, Coffee and -four; Tea in cadfiss and
boxes; Salt, coarse and fine; Loaf sugar, Soap
and starch; Whiskey, Brandy, gin and tobac
CO.; Baggiug, Rope and twine; an assortment
of Quecn's ware; Blankets, Kfrseys and Lin
scys; Russet and kip brogans; coarse and
fine boots; Ready made clothing, hats ami
caps; Mobair plaids, satinets, caIicoes, Fine
Lingeys for children and house servants.
At the store of the undersigned IN Lafayette
street., will be kept q general stock of Fancy
dry goods, Of when a part has been received
| and the balance will shortly arrive. He res
| pectfully ~solicits a share of the patronage OF
his friends and acquaintances. and the public
in general.
BLUE Mass. Warranted good and fresh
far sale Nv B. JoURpAS.
LEacHas OF ths best qualty for sale BY
Il b. JoURDAH.
400 Leechss just received and for sale ).
fl r WADDrLE, Druggist.
ect SIS. Corner Church l. third stt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE following described valuable pro.
perry, advaht4geoosly situated In this town.
Four lots Of ground, bounded ~ Main,
Florida and Fifth street. On these lots
there Is erected nm elegant and spacious
two .story dwelling house, having n parterre
In front. On the premises there Is u well
of excellent water, not TO be surpassed In
the youth Also Pantry, Cellar, Kitchen,
Washing aud Ironing room, Servants
rooms, stable, Carriage.house, store.rooms,
Pigeon~house, Poultry house and yard,
Garden &c. ALSO.
SIX LOTS of ground situated In that
part Of the town OF Baton Rouge laid out
by Ellie Beauregard numbered ., A, 8, o,
4, and Z Of square No 63 adjoining the
boulevard, AND
A tract 6fland situated In this parish, on
Sandy Creek near its confluence with the
Amito River, containing according to the
certificate Of Che Commissioners Of The
land office No 80, four hundred and forty
six 44,100 acres Apply to " K Kno1
Esq, or Stephen Henderson.
aug. l4--2s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

on KfnEe mat ne - now Wei prepared t0slaks
all contracts In the line Of building.
Persons living nj n distance, who are buitd.
ing, can, by leaving their orders at my shop
on Church street, opposit Mr. M. GraHaris.
Coffee House, have their sashes. doors,
blinds, windo w-frames, ETC., made In The best
style. J%obbing, about town, done 1T tho
shortest %Dctice,
Those d~estrOns Of Building, will find In 10
their ahvantags TO give me a call before con
tracing else where. | will furnish specffra-
items, in all cases, without charge, III do the
work.
| will keep on hand, at all times a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and otbei build.
ing materials, so that persons wishing IL
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work done.
no.42. r. McKtTRiCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
TIN, COPPER " SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.
PLANTERS STORE

PLANTERS SiOHE
The subscriber has lately received
100 pairs . point French Blankets.
1000 yds 7ts Lowels.
1000 yds 7ts twisted Lowels.
1000 yds white and mixed Lindsey.
80 pieces prints, assorted.
800 yds Flannels, assorted.
1000 yds Denims York IL Rochester)
500 yds Cottonados
1000 yds brown sheeting
1000 yds 3t4 brown Shirting
1000 pairs oak tanned russell brogans from
no | to rs
100 Cane Knives, steel blades, NIL of which
will be sold at low ptices and acComoda =
ting terms by
A. malta Church street
Sept LIMO ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

TO J0sEpuw FowtERC CLERK Of THE SIXTH JunCIAL}
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF CAST BATON ROUGE, y 4M tAnu .NAmnAr onh
sp-pnanh take meh Imp pursuance whS fp provisions dmu M%Hnp b Tx EMP h
JrEH Baton Rmp Mh years B1 mEl3b as shown tie Ia rhm Ypn.mRa Inc @% m%a non "Mnn:
%%nHpI, have a and aMruo Hld An wnWedm@ n the ng@@ properly @pM n% ~%hi
akh The mMu he nxam mduneM; the nmod hwea against vhn the ~w "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
ASSESSED

Two hundred and seventy five acres land In th.s Plains
Three hundred and twenty acres land On Batos Rauge
Bayou. J.
Four hundred and forty acres lpnd on Manchac
One hundred and sixty acres land on Sandy Greek
Three town lots Nos. G. 7. and q. square mo. ~
Bcauregard Town
Six hundred aud forty acres on Comttc river
Forty three and one half acres land on BatoFs Rouge
Bayou
Three hundred and twenty acres land and Improve
ment ON Jones Creek
Five town lots in square No. 81 Beauregard kown
Six hundred and forty acres land and Improvements
in Plains
Ninety acres land on Sandy Creek
One town lot In Halls Row
Six hundred and forty acres land on Sandy
Creek and improvements. Six hum
dred and fnrty acres land on Amite
martha Gaylel. Aud six hundred and
forty acres land on Amite (kerr place.
and improvements.
Fiys hundred acres land on Whites bayou aad I'm
p~rovements
Seven acres land near Baton Rouge (Lopez)
Five hundred and ninetF acres land on Beavers Creek
and improvements
Six Town lot In Beauregard town
Two town lots Nos. o. and 10. square No 20 8eanre-
gard town and Improvements. And foEr acres
land and Improvements in Gates town
One town lot in Halls Row
One town lot No. 8 square No 10 Beauregarf town
One hundred and ninety acres land near Baton Rouge
and formerly (Gayoso)
BAroy RousE august 28th, ls47.
The foregoing property assessed for the Parish
Town Of Baton Rouge commencing at the usual b
for which the same was assessed, together with the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

touv J. PEARcB Esq: IL authorised to
collect for Steamers ST. Landry and Maze
lie.
JAS. III. URE,
Captain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
PhHaielphid Advertisement
OLIVER EVANS

OLIVER EVANS
RNLAMANDER, FIRE Il THIEF PROOF
IRON on L y T 3,
! Adtranted patal to any other make, aud
4 FATE never been Injured by FtHE Or BURGLARS,
n i single instance. lie also Keeps on hand
/ TAIL supply Of Common Chests, made OF
t4gstpr iron. ut lower prices.
Fptter copying presses and books.
trucks + II stores, Factories, &c
Druggist prgsHess
Eagle glass paper.
Portable shower baths. dc,
i'aelting levers,
Hosting machines.
A Refrivnrators and Water FilterH.
OLIVER EVANS,
Bt south second st; below chestnut, Rhilad'
nBTRIeEHAro
gor cooling aud preserving NEAT, BUTTER,
ArEw, and III articles intended for culinary
purposes.
water FILTERS
Dttvru 1tvAva' CFtrBHArED WATER FIT
YFas. for purifying water that 10 b%rarkish or
snttddy, whether BY Trains, MINERALS, or other.
vtRd. can be had Of all sizes and prices, 81
The WafsfB ms NO Dl soutih sSooiio s''' WV
DOORS below chestnut st., philadelphia
: Oct, I6-2m'a,
sANGER'S CHEAP STORE
ONCE MOREl
just received a splendid assortment OF
Fancy and staple Goods TO suit the season,
which will be sold on better terms han by
ANY other house In Baton Rouge, please come
and look=-to see Is TO be convinced.
PLANTATION G6ops.
zbo prs q point Blankets Of best quality,
30 pE, KerseyB,
Do DO, binseyB,
40 Bales Lowell Cotton
All qualities and widths OF bIeachee
or brown cotton, For sale 81 New ofleah'
syholc sale prices Mt
pet. 2--35 SANGER'S CuEAr SToRH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06
c0T0GNE WATER.

"a hae assortment Of Cologne Water:
Just received and for sale By.
D. JsuKpAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

CEDAR LOGS Tor sale by
PIKE g. DART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

FOR SALE
A valuable lot Of ground on Church Street
Apply to A. malta.
Also 1000 Bushels Petit Gulf Cotton Seed
for sale at 30 cts, per Bnshel-Plarlters ars
requested 10 leaye their orders at The Stors .
A. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-06

The foregoing property n~dh forth PaHhTn fshsy years 1915 adll9 aSm m% istnsSs e@b TO spe amns
Tm@ bb Mn %sm vas @@@dt@ 6F ~hhs" .WM HUBBsC daAvd THhI ns}
Tor hh" mhe Ph dEadB m Rouge r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

BOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET-Two gentle
men and their wives o. five single gentlemen.
be accommodated with handsome unfurnished with
bed rooms attached and full board pleasantly situated
house in Carroll place Apply present % Spring street.
AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

KAn AILANTHUs TREES. for street planting.
sOOU for sale cheap, now standing in the nursery
Greenwich lane opposite Charles street Apply to Henry
WINTER 4 Co. 81 WALL street, ,p...
Also Forest and Ornamental Trees Of all kinds mo "'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
BOARD in THE COUNTRY


BOARD IN The COUNTRY.
"A the most delightfully."- situated and healthy su%meI rear
s ss y
S S he.e % ~ he
Try Early application desshle For further partis uIs;.
liam streets R'snelA ass HOUSTON street; c. RnE iss
TSHE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK
Oss SPs 81 this S 6. Partisan PLAN e, 6s pSI
.pssas S %' so
are b Hs Gssd S%s to this city from Al Bs' Of the
the st Of are COMPELLED to ss,oe,'s with strangers and
very limited association them, the result Of which
ASSOCIATION speaks in terms not 70 be misunderstood
4 h 20 and % for
ddsnes y y, Post Office. tpos paid
A BRAHAM KAsT0R Fancy Goods, s2l broadway. N.
Br9sdwsy 'si Broadway two doc. be-
TO THE LADIES. fseaa
.HS.s.s 81 p$s ~
every de,cIpi0n lace esps eoIa css and m;ntli.. en-
der .ik ihsd and I'D gloves; 800 bs.ihs FROM
below the usual prices, 49,. l lm.r
WINDOW sHADEs.-Once more we challenge the New
window shs$;: W. . making Iss ally .5$sS;;
by As the quality Of Shades have but
word They took the premium the late fair At New
ark N j. We the Of New York and the
rounding country TO give and will eye The truth
Of assertions DUNCKER Becker,
Nos Chatham street, near Chambsr street,
NY I'M y, .o.---
LNrrs. FTTs.-THE vEGETA BILE EXTRACT prepared
by Dr. \. HART Is the only remedy Tor flrpnc rits OF
Falling Sickness Commissions Spasms NC ms medicine
for the has been tested by many persons who
have with this dreadful disease and IN almost
where had fair trial. has effected permanent cure;
Pamphlets thy-slr pages OF testimony (some Of
which presented BY eminent physicians 70 be had by applying
Broadway ~ Y; Col r. Donslow Yonkers; Y; Dr. w L.
Monroe Guilford Ohio, Rev. Richmond Tasgert West Ds-
ycnpou ~ Rev. r. L. BUSHNELL Baltimore, Md; Joseph
Mcbougall East Brooklyn; w. e. Anderson Williamsburg,
Long Island.
necessity Cunrp--Nrs Joseph Bradley, IFS Orchard St.
NJ Y; Z. II. Boughton 202 l8h st, N " Mr. Js,. BeIho
Chester Orange county. W Charles Brown sailor Tbos
jones' Revenue Cut Spencer together with others,
whose not at liberty to publish.
All communications (pos psid) addressed to DR.. g. HART.
ste Iysns HAITI will be punctually attended TO- All orders
must be accompanied with the money. The medicine with
full directions fully packed boxes and sent 10 any
Of the United States Prices box 50 s7 and S2s SIN
gle bottles. with necessary medicines, s. Pepared only by
DR e. HART, Principal once.
500 Broadway, (nert door TO the Tsbemac. ~
Sold also by A. Tompkips 20 Corhill Boston, Mass OF
Thomas & CO. Cincinnati, Ohio. mas eodlNsc
I kOO ALANTHUs TREES. for street planting aarus,x
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H. The relative rank Of first second heutenants ID
indicated by the number prefxed to the name In each
grade respectively
H. Promotions will be mado In the Third Regiment Of
Dragons the eight regiments 81 Infantry and the ksgi
cordng to established rule Original vacancies will be-
filed by selection.
the Coonols will make the assignment Of the
to companies in such the good Of
the service may require
terday upon the steamship Massachusetts for Vera Cruz
accompanied by D. Blair with company E. Voltguers.
ment to Cart .a no Vas
guers; Surgeon j. w. Tyler, Lieuts. Walker, Kiger,
TENET and Bakely. The Massachusetts, has on board
the rocket and howitzer batteries belonging to this
giment Of voltiguer Capt Bethel 10th infantry also
took passage the with 60 men, Join
The Massachusetts, will touch at the Brasos to land
Capt Bethes company and TO receive such companies
of votguers despatched to the Rio Grands be-
fore the destination Of that regiment changed.
The u s. steamer Telegraph left last night for Braxos
Santiago having on beard X. A. Parish Esq bearer Of
and Lieut. Argur his aid; A. w Armstrong, COMMITTEES
for the remains Of Lieut. Richey Of the 4th infantry;
and L. A. srodes; Lieut. Gill; 4th artillery; Chas Car
roll suter to Hays regiment Charles Finley and I. A.
Roberts, Qusrtermasters department. Capt Gathers
company, 3D. dragons, about 80 men.
The Fashion also sailed for Vera Cruz last night
She took Lieut. Col. T.. w. Moore, Sd dragons, and
Dragons
Among the passengers the Fashion her last trip
from Vera Cruz was Lieut. Shaw, late Of the U. s.
schooner Petre Of the fleet of small vessels which
took such gallant part in the attack Vera Cruz and
the castle Lieut. shaw is turning home under
plmentary leave of absence extended, told by
the Secretary Of the Navy to all the commanders In that
hotla, in consideration of their tried and faithful
vice.
The steamer Charles Carroll which arrived from Gin
ennati yesterday, brought Capt IL. &. Bradford, list
Lieut. H. L. Clay, I'd Lieut.. N Davis, Jr., with SO non
commissioned officers and prvates togsther with COM
pany H. 18th infantry, recruited In North Alabama and
LIST Lieut. w b. Cook, with l6 privates of the Sd dra
goons.-N o. Picayuns 2Ia insf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

THE OHIO REGIMENT.
The following companies have been accepted BY the
government, vz
l. Licking Rangers. Cavalry-Captain Duncan. q
Rough and Ready Cadets-Capt. Brough 8. The Young
Guard-Capt. Mohr L. Rchland Volunteers-Cspt
Weaver. 8. Columbus volunteers-Capt Zerckel o.
Capt. Thompson. 8. Millsrsbuzg Company-Cspt
Hart
above Cincinnati, and two more Columbus Compa-
MES. There three companies yet receivable, and
than double that number progressing to
izs themselves Those that first filed and reported
will of course exclude the rest e.,. 4-...N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

ARRIVAL FROM TABASCO.
Inc United States revenue cutter Ewing Captain
Gay Moore arrived at the S.W Pass the 9Th inst
from Vera Cruz via Tabasco leaving the latter port
the l2th int The Ewing at anchor outside the bar
at Tabasco the fgate Raritan the sloop Albany
and n Spanish brig Of war The United States revenue
cutter McLane, in the river and brig name un-
known Com Perry daily expected with the steam
ers ut Tabasco There when the Ewing
sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

CODA WATER AND APPARATUs-Jh fattbe,vs M
- 1871 Third avenue New York manucrure, Of al the
modern apparatus used for the manufacture drawing o. bons
for making Of Soda Wstef and syrups also for the putting
up Of the apparatus ana m s &c. will accompany each a.
parstus Nh 1nsps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 60 lS47.

Dills do do Lee Fayette do Bristow, Greene dol Tet
rick Macoupin, do Hugin'n, Cook do Shspherd Boone
do; Jenkins, Win and froquois; Bowman, Jefferson co.,
Wright Jo Daviess do; Collins do do Patterson Jer
sey do; Harvey, Kane and McMenry do, Burns. Wash
ington do AUGUSTUS {. FRENCH,
(.ou,un. M or.i Chief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
North-west corner OF Fulton and Nassau sts.

The N EW YORK HERALD
LlSHMENT,
North-west corner OF Fulton and Nassau St.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CmcuLATIeN-FORT THOUSAND.
DAILY HERALD--Evsry day, Price cents per copy-r
&EERIS eeis"ss * cent?
I'll day
On S s s
cash
Adverte should be written in plain legibs
msnnn The Proprietor wild be responsible for errors that
PRiNTlNG Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
an letters communications BY mail. addressed to The
m be PaS n wi" Do
"a TO LETIA. Hob9tsq. thirty az small houses. suit.
'Ss Company at the Ferry L'9%S" HShff
~ Snas No. .,;.:,
DAA' A Bhso WI N'fB' Bro ta II is co.
"a SOUTH Ii BK09KLYN7A . oE Rooms with
s t. ns. Gsnem A0 Ss: ss.. wn
%adsie Nv Sidney Place s STATE sls
"A .BEEKMAN HOUSE, No. SO Beekman street, (ate
s .aa s
%s Of. Ii. s the eRs s
% be sec s cid 1s
rooms which will at iea., be equal any he city point
os % sa ssssa neal "
ma free lunch served up every day at sfPff WILSON
H2 2. s s... .ism F Fl:
the Of Of
Steam vii commence IsaaipF about the 18Th Of May
Fort Hamilton, May 5. 1917 me 2w*rc
"a PAVILION, NEW BNIGHTON,, Staten Isaqa:-
s ss ma sss his md. h
men IN this establishment since the las. He
81 sssSs s'f: s..
be sad rs hy ii
to those generally dsn9msd single rooms in the various
Tie proprietor IS now ready to treat with fame. or pae.
ss
steamboat between New York and New Brighton.
Ne; Ns: I'D *
M and 81 AID p NJ and more frequent communications
The psvlon now ready for the reception IF cSmPany
its q,a5s entirely nsE and t. p5UpIF,Si
NIB Livery Stable attached to the house and convey
arrival Of tie eame take passengers any
part Of the my23 1w*rc
IA MONTREAL CANADA.-TO. LE1--A spacious
E newly constructed Hotel, nearly finished situated in
; % ,b ao r. S part o. e .' =, I,oS
beautiful Of the River ST. Lawrence the
land j. the immediate vicinity and il is the first hotel fits
stons style modern snd tie
interior will be found all the details of
establishment, spacious Dining Room Psrlo
and Sitting Rooms, with foityhve Bed Rooms. aud every
other requisite of domestic comfort
For further Pc, ticuiers, apply to the proprietor,
Montreal, May 26, l8f7. WILLIAM DOW.
m26 t0ts
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=. .-...--.vn PiANU FORTE, &c.-A variety of new
and second hand Piano tores for or hire
ma TTj Also general assortment Of Music aud Mu
~ steal Instruments at Nc, 268 Washington A.,
{ear Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. 50
mao 3Ot.rc j. WALKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

A BRAHAM kAsTOR, Fancy Goods 39l broadway. N.
"A forms his friends public that he has removed his
ios Nj lo,mrr "a ia bIshment ma l4tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

s.s& VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE : 100 900 acres Of
good land in the counties of Taze we'll and Logan, West
Virginia These lands well and heavily
tmbered soil IS rich and enduring aud suitable for cult
whole is offered very low; if desired by persons who wish
10 settle and improve considerable portion Of the
title These lands be approached by water point
within 80 miles through the Big Sandy River of
WAITER CUNNINGHAM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

N WArCHr.St at wholesale y.--Lous Ferret, No
eIl SO John street stars importer and for
xkx Swiss manufacturers offers the trade most complete
OF swiss Watches of every description of this
Springs Country merchants and dealers general
will fnd 1t gseay TO Their advantage call before
purchasing elsewhere AN Imsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

a SUMNER HATS--Economy aud Fashon--RO-
sssBERTsON, Of the Pheny Ha! and Cap Msnufaetory.
aud So Fulton street. Brooklyn whose aim il has
been produce articles the lowest possible prices
has Introduced his style Of Hats consisting of beau
tiiu pearl and drab Casters trimmed the peculiar
which has hitherto given such universal
as prevents The perspatou from staining the outside OF the
Hat. and at the time nsures comfort and GOODNESS
REDUCTION IN PRIC ES.-Robertson gives notice that
he has reduced the price Of his Pearl Hats So aud his
dab Hats SO; and the challenges
facurers produce better article IS higher
WIN. ROBERTSON, Jr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-11

rTuiE Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York
l. No So Wall street.-Net OF accumulated pre-
lnims invested in mortgages and New York Sa, city
stocks, s292, 900.
This company is organized the purely mutual prnci-
pie and its business is restricted by the chartee The
suinnca lives and granting ies and endowments
and ranks among the strongest md safest in sttutons in
this country The whole of the profits the benefit
of the policy holders An extensive and prosperous bust.
promises Large dividends le first dvis profits
the LIST February, l8tS, and pc nsurine will
share in these profits if they survive that period.
The premiums nre paid annually, semi-annually or
quarterly, if desired, and low any American com
Pany and lower than the English. with a participation in
the profits. Policyhoders secured by investments in
bonds and mortgages real estate in the city New York
and Brooklyn worth double the los thereon and
in stocks of The State and city OF New York.
The transactions of this company the cash princi-
Consequently the survivors of parties insurng with il
will be subjected the heavy draw back
premium notes. reducing the benefit of the assurance to
smull puance
Persons may effect insurance their lives and the
lives of others. married can insure the life OF
her husband, which win her sole and that OF
her children.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the prin cples of mutual life in
and illustrating its advanf ages with forms of a-
picaton, may be obtained the office of the agent of the
company at the city of Washington.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

'E undersigned lare doorkceper Of the House OF Rep
i resentatves of the United States, and long clerk In
the departments at Washington has resumed the business
general agent for claimants upon the several departments Of
the United States. well rs applicants for relief from the
other business but that of agent and therefore attend
his duties with promptness Having been of the
successful agents al the metropolis heretofore, and being
generally known 10 claimants and to gentlemen of standing
IN the various States he deems unnecessary put
aogue OF names TO his card. information in relation
description of claims communicated applicants upon
their RENTING retaining free of five dollars, and paying
postage. reasonable charge will be made where
large claims subsantiated and collected.
~ Is Titles TO real estate in the city examined and real
estate rented, exchanged, and sold.
Office directly opposite the Treasury of the United States
Oct. 2-6m ]. f. DOW
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Bartine's Lotion.


rTNDINGs TO the Anlcted.For glantluar tumors lum-
l. bago, eryspeas, letter fingwom, salt rleum, pnl-
pies, and all kinds oieruptons OF the skim old and u
fever sores, weakness OF the urinary organs
bus 1t is excellent remedy For and other
complaints, fever and aue, and age the breast
and face, cIimp in the stomach and bowel coinplant.
headache and toothacbe, il like charm. Blu above
all, in the of tendnous and capsua muries spran-
and wounds OF every description it shows in
ishing manner its magical powers.
The proprietor of Bnrtne Lotion is in the city OF
Washington, and VIII give his personal attention TO those
who afflicted with any oithe above plants He of
les this article the public knowing value rs gem
ea remedy Tor various complaints and feeling nt he but
doing justice TO his ieowmen, in thus placing within their
reach such simple and cheap cie To any person that
afflicted and WIN make trial of one bottle OF the above
and does find immediate relief hereom after using ii
according the directions, the proprietor binds himself
upon receipt of the empty bottle refund the price paid
for the lotion
The proprietor can be every day from II a m to
IL at Mr. VIM q. Forces OF Pennsylvania ave-
and 10th street, where the article always be OBJ
tanned at 10 cents bottle also at all the principal drug
stores in the United States.
To those afflicted, and unable through pow
ery, purchase the article the proprietor feels pleasure
in having II in his power supply such with the lotion
gratis. Agents wanted, to whom liberal discount will be
made. LEWIS III. HALSEY. Proprietor
Principal depot s25 Broadway, New York.
Jan 23-dlm~