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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-26

the campaigns have been different in plan execution
Ii much easier calumnate measures than devise
such shall prove their wisdom in their fruton-it is
less difficult to review than to originate.
In domestic matters, it is the privilege of the minority
to complain. and they often exercise il improperly
but in war; the love OF country Should predominant over
mere partisan feelings. On this subject, many of the
wings themselves right in sentiment Ii is only the
more reckless and personally disappointed who vent their
spleen in idle clamor and factous fault finding These
men should learn that the way to obtain public conf
dence, and with 1t the power which they much crave
is to deserve it, They should not forget their obligations
to their country in their zeal for their party.
Would 1t not be well for those caphous critics who
are hlrsng for power TO spread before the country
their project for conducting the war; and obtaining sat
isactory and honorable peace9 When denouncing the
policy OF the administration they should disclose bet
ter one or the country will justly consider them
thy of attention regard distinguished statesman OF
South Carolina has proposed the seizure of territory
certain line, and confning operations 10 it, A
noted gentleman of New York, in declining the
abolition nomination for the presidency, declares he
would abandon the entirely Other and minor sug-
gesons have been made by different individuals; but all
have been OF that crude eccentric or mpaccable ma
luro as to have found few, if any, supporters No great
comprehensive, and practicable system has yet been
proposed by the opposition that has, in ITSELF sufficient
pausiblty to unite the grumblers themselves in its
favor
The opposition are as dissatisfied the nj eXicans
with the administration and about intangible, UNI
reasonable and fact GUS with scarcely more system or
more responsibility. At one time we were threatened
with an impe achment Of the President--the proclama
tons and conduct OF generals also denounced
and, more recently, in exactng duties imports into
the conquered country, objectionable offence was
committed, in their view but thus far the admnistra-
ton has sustained itself with ability and success and
until the fault-inders shall be little more definite in
their POSITION they must not expect that their clamors
will be needed by an enlightened people.
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The steamship Mary Kingsland Captain Davis, arrived
yesterday afternoon, from Vera Cruz, having made
very fine She left there the evening of Thursday,
the 18th inst one day after the Fashion.
She brought over companies of the Sd Illinois
volunteers We give list OF the officers among the
passengers below. The other three companies of this
regiment sailed from Vera Cruz the brig Blow the
morning of the 18th
The news from the army above is no later BY this ar
rival than have already received; from Vera Cruz we
have gathered a few items of interest
Major Count de Bongars, aid General Shields, came
passenger the Mary Kngsland, and we have had the
pleasure of a conversation with him. He informs us
that the night before the vessel sailed small party OF
Dragons surprised at Santa Fe small village
about fourteen miles from Vera Cruz by band of Mex
lean robbers or guerlas There were eleven dragons
leans rushed upon him, and his gun having missed fire.
he unable to give the alarm. scufie ensued, in
which the sentinel killed, and the Mexcans rushed
upon the of the party OF these, ten number but
one escaped unframed. Six of the others were killed
and three wounded As as the was brought
Vera Cruz by the dragoon who escaped, Capt Walker,
of the rifles ordered out with his command in pur
of the maraudng party. II is not supposed that il
was anything than band of Mexican lddrones
In this connexion may mention that the arrival Of
the Mary kingsand at Vera Cruz with Capt, Walkers
command on board, excited great pleasure.
There has been good deal of talk in Vera Cruz about
attack upon that city by Santa Anna; but the appre-
tensions excited thereby have been entirely dispeed
and probably had any good foundation but the
whereabouts of Santa Anna and his predatory designs
still continued the main topic of conversations and
principal theme of the letters we receive
In regard to the health of Vera Cruz, trustworthy
correspondent writes US that there is occasionally case
OF sickness which pronounced po1ito but II does not
appear to be on the increase
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ST.. LOUIS BArrALIoN.-Cov Edwards has accepted the
following companies, which will form the battalion of in
lantry from this city, namely Capts Shepard, Barnes Paul
Cunningham, and Wgckner's commands. The old greys
have by this arrangement been of place in the
battalion, and informed that they had nearly their
full complement of men enrolled
Capt. korponays mounted company yesterday after
noon mustered into service by Col Wharton. They
splendid body of mcnbae, hearty, and happy apparently
Capt. Pau's company to be mustered into service
last evening the park They to leave for Indepen
dence Thursday next
Capt McNairs noble company took mp their quarters yes
terday Jefferson Barracks, whence they win march,
or about Wednesday Fort Leavenworh by land
We cannot divine the object of this oder unless for
the purpose of trying the strength of their horses No
doubt there exists sufficient reason it would be
given.
the place of rendezvous for all the cavalry companies
raised in this State.-St. Louis Rereaie, My ls
Tur NERVES OF THE HEARr-An interesting discovery has
recently made respecting the of the heart
The doctrine that the heart wholly devoid of
(cor Ferus carre) and au7idam ct nsensb
which obtained believe the close of the last century
h,d already been modified by later authorities but until
Dr. Lee commenced his inquiries morally supposed
that the very few in number it consid-
cred that the organ performed its important functions with
little or no nervous action Dr. Lees inquiries stated
establish not merely existence numerous hitherto
noticed in the heart but also the facts that
these with the increase OF the organ and
that the the left side than double the
of those right This latter circumstance
ed for by the difference in the functions of the Sides it
being tho office Of the left ventricle to disPese the blood
hrongh the whole body by of the arteries while
TINT OF the ventrice is merely To through
the lungs to the aurclean operation obviously requr-
ing less vigorous pusation, and consequently less
bower than that of left ventrioe This discovery may
be ms the complement OF Harveys doctrine OF the
circulation Of the bloody. o. Com Times
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

sANgeh ltEss # Co, have Just received,
and will constantly receive during the winter
A full aud splendid stock 81 snods, Of All drs-
rtiplions-frAm The ebininunest brown dunes
tic "a the richest cAslttnnres and silks.
They have now on hand and in store, the
hest assortment Of Dry eoods that orer came
IN the town 4 Baton ltdAige Ladies' fancy
goods. uneu,hassed in quality aud oheapness 4,
teutlsman's r]tutlting hats, caps shoes and
brouat= If every description, als6 full stork
If boys clothing, and an elegant and freeh
lot of petfdmnry,
I've have moi mentioned EVERY article we
hsvn in stors, because to do 81 would take up
A FlII page If thks papera-ao numerous Hfe
the a~rtirleH We only invite our old friends
and The pu',}rc s9oeral'y 10 Waite our store,
and they wjai tuF that they can b%6Hnited IN
any article sheY fnay wtsh 10 buy. The low
prieea nj witch we cell our gonds, are TOO
vrtl known. "a make II necessary for uF again
repeat, his gto:ls can be obtained IN our
ATTIRE mucta chespar than any where else,
Only eo,ne'and Judge Of this fact FIR yodf.
solves, befsrc pure hastng elsewhere. a
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gItNDHIEs.

30 casts clear and ribbed bacon sides 10
bblz superior sugar cured basgsd hams 70
bhds prime old sugat, 80 bills New Orleans
tasf and rnsbed sugar 30 bbls cider and
vine vinegar 100 boxes Of lemon syrup,
40 boxes assorted eordials GO boxes sweet
oil! 80 boxes eAstof oil. in Quarts and pints;
SO boxes spirits turpentinss 200 eases Ma.
deira sherry and port wines 40 eases Of
old shirley vhtsksy, distilled in 1874 300
packages maGkerel, in hah barrels, half aud
quarter barrels aud kits 80 kits salmon and
shad 20 boxes brandy cherries 10 half
pipes brandy, some very old and supeslor 20
half pipes aud quarter casks sweet malaga
vine 300 who'll and half boxes %raisins. 40
boxes Fez's starch 10 bales soft shell al.
munds.
CONVERSE and co. 81 TehaaBit6ulas
MaeEeret-in whole, halfand quarter Dbl,
aud kits Salmon III kits, 90 Goldfish in
boxes, 100 herring In boxes landing from
barque Natchez. Lemon Syrup 100 boxes,
tsndihg and In store,
CONVERSE and 60. 81 Tehoupitoulas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

ANY person who may apud IA five sub
.cr,brr4 ald I'll dollnrs, will receive as n
ptemnn " ps'ro copy, Of the MAGAZINE
Or the Fo1SNrA;N, the hest annual Tor lsI7,
containing eight magnificent engtayinga
IL mrzzotnr, n j. SAnrAIN, the master
in ,hts style oltengtattDa with original ar
ttcl,s of ckrr $50 pages, by tho vary best
Americas writer's. .t
Va maka tsls ]unrrualIed liberal offer
IN order i, tot our Glubs early, Eo Ha 10
eommrn4fo via om odi ion NJ once IN Jand
~, r. metnb"r, that all pubacrtbers 10 the
new volnn receive the entire sheets OF
Cooper'snew Sl"voh.
Geo. Il. Graham 81 Co,
fl9 Oh Etnut st. Philadelphia.
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TIE SPRING R.HCES
OYER TIL M.ACNO-
Elm COURSE 7
AA |

viii hruin and continue I'VE
DAYS. 'Fhe rules and regulations OF The Lou
istauA course "a govern these races
lat. day I6Uky Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent. 2 or more entries to en-
title the winner to the purse.
Second day joetY Club purse 300 dollars
entrance 10 per cent. 2 pr mrre 70 ehtltle the
W nner to the purse, 2 mile heats,
end ace this day, sweep stake ftr > year
oIds entrance 100 dollars 60 dollars forfeit .
or more 10 make a face-mile heats
9rd Day IoekY Club purse 400 do rs en-.
trance 10 ner cent. three mile heats.
Same day Sweep Stakes two mile heata-
7oo dollars entrance, 70 dollars forfeit,
4th. Day Jncty Club, purse 400 dollars
mile heats. best . in 3. entrance 10 per cent
9nd. Rloe this day, slow race entrance
10 dollars The two propristors wihsive n hhe
saddle ID this race. ,
Gentlemen riders no rider TO ride his own
horse. mr. no horse with broken litnbs or
other WAYS unsound TO be entered, the last
horse out to win the money, mile out q OF
to make q race.
9TH Day proprietors purse 100 dollars en-
trance 10 nor cent ? Of more 10 tnahe a race
two mile heats,
qnd Race this day defeated Stakes free lot
any horse that has not won a race during the
wepk entrance ~ dollars, play or pay to close
hamnrning Of The race,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Fall and Winter Clothing.

The HHbseribars will receive nm monday
next per chip tlbsfH ytoToHfA, from New
York, q SPLENDID assortment Of Fall and vim
tor CIDtbiag-tg which they respectfully in-
vie the attention Of the public,
Black CLOTH and Cashmere FaltotB, Plaid
]saltinet do, S#ssd and silk warp do b'arF
cloth and cashmere FarHR, cloth elotFs, Tweed
sacks, blue pilot hunting eoats, blue blanket
ditto, blue and drab blanket over coats, black
cloths. dress and fr0cb coats, Plain and striped
]sattinet Pants, Black and fancy cashmere do,
Black satin and fg'ed silk vests, boys vslen-
eia do, Cotton drawers, Cotton n q Il q w.
shirts, &C 4ot
IN addition to the above they will be re.
ceiying per svery packet additional supplies
which will make our assortment complete.
PHILLIPS. a. LAN0UE.
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TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber has On hand and offers for
sale, A. very reduced prices, the largest as
gortment ofsADDLEkY ever offered in b.
ton Rouge-coUsisting o.
Quilted ladies' Saddles,
Plush do do
Velvet do do
plain do dos
Quilted and plain Spanish SaddIos'
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation do
American DO
Columbian do
Black and Russell TruDks,
Trunk Vaii8es,
Carpet Bags.
Carriage and Buggy Harness.
Gig and SILKY do
Wagon and Cart do
Wareon aid Gao uarnes,
Horse and Mule Collars,
Blind Brides,
Trace Chains,
Brides, and Bride Filings,
Mauingages, Cruppers,
Coach. Gig and rottgng Whips,
switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation and Cart 90, q,
Add a large assortment Of plated brass ana
s,eeI gridle Bits and Squire, all " which arc
| offered at ~verygcduced prices for CASH;
Jan. 2--47. n,
| Church Street, one door from Pike T. Harts
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GigWLss gAGG LIN
q r11ItG orr AT AND BELOW cos

q F1LIkG orr AT AND BELOW COST
d. SANGER, has W. pleasure Of announ.
cling to tho public, that IC Lag inside such ar
~rapoements 90 70 dissolve GopartnefsEip with
Messrs, l.. and A. IIess, after The coming
New Year, IN order 10 reduce his present
large stock Of goods, which consist Of th
choices, a~rt3eI5a Of elf ki8ds Of Dry f5nc
and 8tsoje Go0ds, as we'll as gsntlemen's
Clothipg, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc. Thee
will sell positively at cost, and agreat many
articles even below coat. ID. Bangor vii
after do business alone, as soon 40 their Pres-
eut stock is mostly sold,
With the above named Inducements we
| hone 10 aelD out our present stock, and al the
sane tifDo respectfully invite all tboss in
debted 10 % to come forward and settle their
acco nts,otherwtsglthey will be placed IN the
hands Of d lawyer. for collection.
u. SANGER, HEsS& Go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

A. malta, offers for sale the follow
ing articles, viz IS,
2 card tablee'
I writing desk with copying machine
secretary,
gold watch (English)
| Silver teapot,
/ silver cream mug,
! silver sugar vase
1 doz silver spoons,
4 silver salt spoons,
2 silver sugar tongs'
| silver spoon for crushed sugar
And . number Of otlIer articles too tedious
to mention, if not sold at private sale, Will be
soId at auction to til" highest bidder, WIN
out reserve on Saturday, 9Th day OF Deem
her next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

Ga III ID
.thaye, far MOTE ltan tbitly years, been
II afflicted with AIttHia, which was known not
only TO my friends, 9dt also to many others,
who could Judge of The situhtton to Whieh
his malady had reduced ME, During me
latter part If TIE d~iEsase, ! could moi resti IA
bel. aud frequently during the space oielsh'
or ten days, | gould. mol eve lie d5wn' "ea-
ted in m arm shatF-my head reclining on
tbs side Of the bed. I obtained Mt Intervals
snrne %rprosal This situation becoming dea-
pPfatr. | tried 4Af!eAs means 20 obtain FeilHi'
and have suoreede3. after mere than q year 8
research. in tiseosaring n sFnGi6e syrup
which has protuce4 such 4 happy effect upon
that at rtpaeu, | only eKperiente some sIish
bnprpssipn. Which is ! Immediately relleVe
by one of two doses! If at any time from
s1tosure. | ar1 threatened with m ATTACK,
ttaEr renpalrd doses ofthe SytNp, ana supo-
eeed In obtaining in mediate relief,
II Ia moi 10 10 supposed that a disnase 80
obetinata as tho Asthma, should yield 20 the
frst dnsps NJ lac sYfupi ii Ii only alter lolg
nse that raIiefEn may hp expected, or u peFlent
rttre, If taken when first attacked.
Asa pegtofRlt This. syrup in employed IN
,ha prrater plat uf the diseases ri The breast,
surh ~ BfohrEItR 4ihfamma'ian nj the lungs
-ptanrtay &c. Df. Rance has employed II
IN aasrH Of philanthropy phySir, and it has sue
rpedadb better than any oIheYremedy in foliev'
inc the oppression that always accompanies.
tbia alarming f%dlab6sr. lie informs nc, that
IN order 10 anffd certain relief, he has bsah
obliged towards the end Of The disease, 70 al
minister Il Ii strong doses. Dr., Ran 3 con
aidars itas one Of the best p%ectoral remedies
The directions for use arc attached to the
bottles. ... a.
rhn dspoL tor tia above syrup Il At The
store or the undersigned. and prepared by hin
In BatdR~ Rouge. ...
Price ~ cts per phiaI OLD ouhees~-F7 bt
/ ref doznn phials. =.
' The fotegoing statement Is true, as regards
,,ysolL Rioters TO DIR, II, Rance.
doc, i0zAH. u. bANOuB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
pnRttc SCHOOLS.

At a meeting Of the board Of administrators
Of public schools. held this day. It was rgsoIv.
cd, that all persons having claims against
the PARISH for teaching INDECENT children from
April 1st. 1874 to April lst, lg45, be reques-
ted to hand their accounts properly authsnti-
Gated to WIN. spike, by Or before the 20th
day Of October neat, IN order that distribu-
ton Of tho appropriation for The year l543
be made.
JouN RBtD, President.
Oct 3 l546.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
r AND BEAUTIFUL!
@a@ JEW ELRY.
1i4 wAsntharna RrhEEf. BggToN,

s Sc = -
lust received. a fine assortment Of Jowelry,
consisting In part Of the following
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Far Handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies' and G2ntlomGn's h%reAstpins.
Scarf Kihon aud lair Pins.
S'tnda and Sleeve Buttons,
Tips SIaDa and Slides.
Nnrklacea. Bracelet and Bracelet Clasps.
loclyeta and Miniature Ctsga.
Gold and Silver Pencil CRsea.
Gold Pens and Silver Thitnblcs.
Watch Keys.
Hall Tablets and Bouquet Holders,
Gold, Silver and Steel 5poctaelea.
Stone and Silver Cont Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons,
Steel Vcst Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Fapei
Weights. -, s,.
Coral, Wax, Smith, Steel, Gold and Sllvoj
Bends.
Hair Ornamonta, Polka Head Dresses an'
Curla. go,
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully INV
ted "a rail and examine for themselves.
shop on Lafayette street, next door to FH'i
Ina & Ianoue. c. - IOl lhE'
Feb. II. No. 2. 1884,
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V1MOYNN FAX, M ID.
DENTIST

DfN Is L.
Has aw oS HAHD, II nest OF MATERIAL
10, perfect work, and pledges to his patrons AZ
p,od operatinnB ma llr9y can obtain IN the
stale, PARTICULARLY IN mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office nj his residence.
Calls left at tho druOtoro Of o. ?. Davis
will meot with prompt attention.
DR. Fay has been kindly permitted to refer
to tho following gentlemen, most ot whom
have beon acquainted with his operations du
ring the past nine years,
D + Harvey. NJ. b, US AZ @ French,
Nj. Henry Perkins, Nj. q. Jaltt Perkins
NJ. p. F.; tP McGimsoy, NJ D.; + NJ Hereford
NJ. b. ; = Nj Enderp, NJ. D.. y q baycock' NJ
D. Augustine King, NJ u Hon Judge BURR
Hon Judge M g Penn {; Rev. J. Woodbridge;
Rev, John Burke.
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AVIS.

10 so,:Sssigh6 informe 10 public 1u'D Went
DO Iouer 10 cafy tenn par ID paFse par MI
chel Granary, sur Ia rte Dc II Iise, 1T in
orme respegtuensetae.it les c%itoiyens do
Dason Rouge Gull eousinuern X mime cafe,
81 Quill EZRA son possible pour plai5s al
gt.,lie, 1t rouite On assison 81 rendezvous
ag.eable pour ceux qui voudront bien Tho.
boTer do ltur pfatigue.
II tiendfa %toujotrs ses deuE billiards en-
bon Ordre,
Dec 4, 1870. O. HACkET.
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NltcCEaaL0N NALE
vENrE DE SUCCESSION.

En- yertu dun ordre dc b c0sr D. G.&i6rns
District dams ot pour ID tarolss3 dDst Eaton
Rouge, Il sora venda par ls sot5sigft, grsfiar
de- IL dite coar, a Ia ntaison dc cout, dalls Ia
vile DO Baton RouC9.
Mercreti 10 7 Avrf ts47.
Uno ntgresse Domhto Franchise agte den
yifon 80 airs, st SON et5ant nghlt7tG hftnend,
hgte de rs moiz, appatto0a'5 d Id 8rccsssion
d5Edouard C'Bden, de- eett5 gnrgissg dtetdt.
COpditto5s, Compliant.
JOS w. FOWLER Crefier.
mars G, 1877
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Nina T.. Mr. FtsupR, PRINCIPAL, wiriI
g+uurH AEADrTATEss

AHfNNN
This Institution was organized IN 1897. and
has continued steadily 10 advance m lublIe e.
fimation. II now ranks AIMING the oldest "
nrary institutions in Louisiana, It II tavnraiay
lucnind. g. Ii iR the desire Of the Teachers tt'at
IL ahrald nuasres every advantage di the hnat
srhools at tho North. Consequently reach
eru Ut the highest standing will hn employed ~
rvery department. A Chemical apparatus y
select Library arc connected with the atfoo''
C,rnat attention Is paid to tho health of the pn'
nils. Only ono eRac Of RcriouR Illness ia7 oc'
rurrci among the hoardarp in nine YEAR,,
The srholaafic year will he divided into two
snssinns or twenty three weeks each, with no
vacation nj the end Of the Tt FcFRiott'
TERMS pER SESSION
Board q Toitton In English " 1900
Tuition IN French, FROM ~ to 10
Washing per month l.
Furnishing bed & Bedding per month J.
Music ON Piano from Pro Grunebtrg 10,
The Rrhool il divided into two departments
and a regular course Of studies purFted-It y
very important that %RcliolarH should be entero'
ut the commencement Of the session, The tai
session commences on the IRt Of Oct. TN
Iapruarra & ornamental branches will recei
Va AE MHCH hiiPHA'olA - H"'''t" my I
Vocal Music viii be taught in the school
Plain, & ornamental needle work, free OF char
gc.
ufMrp, Fisher takes pleasure in iuform'
ainr her patrons and the pablo gaueralll
s},at the lNartrUrB TOW etioYs advantage
5nsurpaspnd by any institution in the South
To the former number of Teachers thre'
caycIrercntly baen added. Mr. Edwards Tea
cher nj French. Drawing and Painting Rn'
Mtps Yotnrs. and M,re Whinlesoy, recent
" trom tho North and graduates of thu Nj
I~tolyokr Institute, which Ia sufficient fecon
mandatinn to thoee who know tho e~liaratte
- thai Institution.
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NOTICE.

DR. ], Boyd, wants 10 purchase a sickly
Or diseased negroes undcr 46 year sge, an
for which q fair price VIII be given accor-
ding to their ]Yarions diseases-OF he will
attend thsm at his Hospital ous mile ftom
Baton flouao, daring their ~iIIness, uPon lib
eral terms. -Fol particulars etqu treat his
Office near The Episcopal Church.
lice lGEh
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o. HACKET.
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not 10 trade
with or give credit TO my vito eusan O'Neals
or 10 hire, or buy any negroes from bof, a5
any such transactions vii ts null and void,
and viii DO proceeded witb in the same man
ner as If no agreement bad been made.
dec n ALBERT O'NEIL
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a M.AHHA.


informs his friends and customers that IN
has lust returned FROM New Orleans with
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries &C
consisting Of
100 barrels, best Ohio flour
80 barrels mess p1rk
50 do prime pork
~ d. chime pork
10 do iolbg
5000 lbs bulk pork hog round
30 kegs prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hsmg us=
Canvaassd
500 do smoked shoulders. sugar cured
20 b0zas sperm Candles, IN Dr. q 6s
20 do ]adamsntino candies G8 % ~
2Osaeks bgst Rio coffee
300 sacks satt fine snd coarse
~ barrels rsttifgd Vblshey
Is hid prius sugar also
superior duaifs imperial tea, loaf sugar. Fie9s
spices, Fweot Gil, starch, alum.
white Lead. chrome green, chrome Vel
low, n fafaso, LiHssBd oil, spts Tufp0utlhy
bal II brushes, e6pay ~vavaish, window gla
| pnty, a III assortment Of erockrty Wara.sF,
rloBnhs, ]1aiffJs, Collars, brides and q
| number Of 1.hOr articles TOO tsGiols 10 mena
ton. If you dssir5 70 purchase EDod articles
| cheap, call aHd eHauihs for yourselves
Tho subscriber has received from n late di"
rect Importation
t20 boxes olarot wine various hSsnGsi soma
superior and clpap table Wine,
= bpras old MADEIRA IN half bottles
80 gals old Madorla wins 8 years in my
tore, a. rs 90 per gals.
30 BoEss french CorGials assorted
s boxes old cherry wins
10 baskets cbampaigne very fine,
a d1g h1tnIs aid psrt winp ynt1fBe.
A. MATTA, church street.
The subscriber has received a small lot Of
Dupont + + u poHdgr, 10 n r powder, cam
non powder, aud also DHp1nt's celebrated Ea.
Gle powder in tin canniataFs.
Shot If all sizgs end a superior article Of
PERCUSSION cape.
MA TIA, church street,