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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
EPAVE.

Arret6 le % A6ut 1917, par Mr.. Joa.
him Daiglea enveron 6 mile audessous
lc Ia maison de cour de cette paroisse, une
Hule de couIeur Sauris ayant quelques
ooile blanc GU bout du neg, ag6e environ
Il 4 ans, marquee on fer a ~Pepaule gauche
IL, hauteur environ IA mains.
81 la dite Mule nest pas reclam6e.d dams
'es 30 iours de la pu' lication, de cette avis,
enforcement aux Regiments da juris de
police de cette paroisse. Ellie sera expo
see en- vente puFlique par lie soussigue au
lomicile de Mr.. Joachim Daig!e, le 80
~Septembre proclaim a 10 heures 4. III.
Condition de Ia vente-au compliant.
RosEuoND HEBERT,
Paroisse Quest Bafon.R Rouge.
aout 30-3l st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

sah" said hrs. PartingtOn, Il neve,
coald see shy people who satin the gale
- oF the church should have to anwer 70,
e,e a. eis ane IN The body1"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

BIHt-At tie r.
quest uf many Dfths friends ufA. M. Durr
Eau 0f EIaten Rouge, you will please ah-
nounpe him ~ a candidate, nj the ensuing
general election, fbr Auditor IF PubliB Ac-
s-a,.nts. FLORIDA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

Tun A11ronArrD This magnificent war
steamer, the adventurous representative Of
the power, resources ard wealth of the Mis-.
sissippi valley, Left city on last Thurs.
day, at 10 o'eloclS AZ M., and arrived at
the Balize at 10 JPN The good people Of
that quiet retreat Of ous sturdy pilots were
wrapped in sleep, whek the majestic steam.
er arrived In their yillsge. But the Paix.
han sirty tours soon aroused them, and
great was their aftor shmont when they
looked out and sRwRhe huge steamer stand.
ing of, and Indicating very plainly her de-.
termination TO pass ov,Rr the bar that night.
The pilot who wsts tt last persuaded to
take charge of her,S demonstrated with the
captain on the peFia Of attempting TO pass
the bar at night with go large a ship.
The captain replieds2 "Sir, she was made
q 20 over that Der by herself, and 20 she
shall, or she may stisk In the mud till
doomsday."
The pilot gave way before the firm de-
termination of the ~carsain, and the gallant
steamer rode oveS the bars as easily and
gently as a wild duck. AS she met old
oceans warm embrace, and kissed the foam
fringed waves THAI CRESTED her bold prov,
the crew gave three loud cheers. and away
she went through the green waters, like an
uncaged bird, filling the hearts Of her brave
captain and officers with the most glorious
pride and enthusiasm.
On Saturday last, the Allegheny anchor
ed between Ship and Deer islands, for the
purpose Of adjusting her eompasses to the
variations caused by the material Of hel
construction. These experiments will de-
gain her several days, after which she vii
proceed on her voyaga to Norfolk.
On Sunday, a large company went ovel
from Biloxi to visit tie Allegheny. The,
were most kindly.recelyed by Capt. Hunter
and his officers. On sheir~ departure, ate
a full inspection ofthe ship, the company
gave the Allegheny shree cheers, which
were responded toby the crew, who manned
the yards in beautiful Styie, and gave three
hearty huzzas in: hon9r OF their admiring
| Raests.-Deha
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Barron H0taa. La Bfbt. 18i7.

BAfOp R0tea, l6t Seph 1917.
II LAraBH III. ID appointed Adiutabt Of
tbs 1lth Hpg. l.. NJ. All teeal orders
.emahating from him are TO be obeted
A. y. HhHHeH,
CAPT. Come lttb Reg l.. M.
sept. 4-5t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
ODOM g. ELLIOT
KEEP COOL

Just Received, a splendid assortuen
Of FANS, By C. C. TUTLE
June l2-19
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

BAfuN HdtaB LIE sapt. is47.
IN ubediaaes to the foregoing otdpr, |,
assume the command Of thg itth Regiment
l.. NJ ANbHHw 4. HHHHbr,
Capt Com. ttth Rag. u. NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

LATEST fHom Metleo.-A=By steam and
sailing vessels we HAYS received many con
Aicting rimofs from Vera Cruz and else
whefs. The most important itetn states
thai General Beptt's d~ivist3n had on the
llth 0f August dyanesd tpon Ay,itlH, dis.
t,nt only eight leaguss from The Capital !
and verbal statements by parties on board
the steamer NHw ORLEANS FROM Tamfieo,
have been made 10 the eiieut that the Genl
had come IN sight Of the City Of Metieot
One important paft of The intelligence.
which appears to b. authentic, is, that a
small train sent from Vefs Cruz 10 assist
Major Lallys eatnniaud 1T the Natiooel
bridge, after behaving n gallant manner.
were oblig "a 10 return t0gVeta Cruz with
The loss Of five or siK killed and wounded
and The gaplufs Of the VII lie Of their bag
gage and equipments. Smother ttnfortu.
nate piece 81 information says that Lieut..
Hende fson's company Of tiiounisd men bad
been cot Of from Major Lslly's train bt
the guerilla parties, and =hot me Of them
had escaped. Further thft Oh III about gBd
altimv, at night, the guerlllas entered the
towns Of Alvarado and ala6slHlpan md
murdered every Americans they could find.
The gfeatef portion of sloh futnors ate
unworthy Of credit, aud tie inatiy similar
tales hitherto circulated have proved false
and fabricated but II is nevertheless per.
letlly true that the guerilla parties are III.
oreasing In strength, and osttss immense
loss of property, II not Of life, 10 the travel
ling parties.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

Barrow Rouas Itdg i0h ls47
To The EDfroR Of The
q. q. GAZETTE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

Fnos MArAMoRos.-l The u. s. pro-
pslier Secretary Bu8hanln, we received
Yesterday The Matanoros Flag IF The glst
Inst. The Secretary Buchanan left the
mouth ofthe river on the 34th.
Mai. q. II. Cfossmafi, Quaflerhaster.
arrived 1T %Matahhorosl,n Che evening ofthe
goth, iron Gen. 1'aYlofss camp! yet the
Flag gives not q word 81 news trom that
quarter.
Some vessels had been engaged in car
rying goods up The Rio .Grande, with the
pretext Of landing them h the Texas eide
ofthe river. The cgnn binder Of The dis.
ttict issued orders that duties on goods
should be paid nj the h'outh Of tho river,
before passing up, deci6 ring the Texan
boundary to be the len .nk. The Mala-
moros Flag insists upDnsit. that The Tenn
boundary, according to tho laws Of Te1as.
Ii the ~tprincipal stream Of said river, and
that vessels have g right to pass up the
principal stream for the purpose Of unload.
Ing on The Texan sitf. The question Will
be settled by superioV Authority.
We notice an advertisement of a sale,
on The 9TH prox., Mt thn mouth Of the Rio
Grande, of froth 1000 20 5000 barrels Of
damaged provisions, c, R,sisting mostly Of
bacon, flonr, bread, aud s,eans, with limited
quantities of the ether articles composing
tho army ration. Whea Uncle SHin goes
to the expense Of pureha sing provisions, he
| ought to see they do not bet destroyed.
The Eliza Dennison with 1000 troops,
from New York, ARRIVED nj the Brazoa,
The officers Of the depot at tho BrBsos, are
daily expecting the a~rr!.yal Of a large por.
ton Of the forces Of G IN, Taylor Mt that
place, from which thcy Pre- to be furnished
with transportation Y Vera CtuB.
BY a letter from Ca.tain Hicks, of the
u. s. steamboat T'Vn Rirkman, we learn
that the route betSwean Mutamoros and
Monterey Is infested with bandittt, The
loss of most of Capt. 7}ylor's company, is
in a manner confirmed by the letter Of out
correspondent, as he Ftatcs that up to the
time of his writing, only Ave members o
the company had come in--two at Marir
and three at Cerralvo.
The mail, It is said, ghed been attacked
and Capt. Reeds LIEUTENANT killed. Cana
lea was seen on the 1876 inst, about suvei
miles from Camargo sud and Il was pre-.
sumed that his force was somewhere II
the neighborhood, OF in the vicinity q
| Chtnb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

Tho foregoing property assessed for the PlrHbTax for The vents 1s43 and
Town Of Btbn R1dss commencing at the Usual hours Of sahl on the fourth
for which the saue ag assessed, together with tile costs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

KEval STAKE @a60frsTanrn Slcn
forfeit declaration. 10 be- run for ~
ihua dds; ensfiggfo close on &c !-"r
o ember, and all ~dcclaratioaa to 70
Js Jy Ist January next. Heats ~,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27
Is number lottery, IL drawn ballots
DR.. Amati's Italian Vegetable Panacea.
Dr.,e of Hpuf Il iv ., y

NERTAIN CURE Tor dysentery, dianhaa, bilious ant
VI liver complaints, dyspepsia, &c &c-Doctor Amati
celebrated Italian vegetable pacea as prepared BY Messs
Samuel Carus Co.. is now offered TO the public, Tor thu
cure and prevention Of the above prevalent Diseases 10
success has emineniy shown IN many cases Of aia
rial and bilious attacks fevers cholera morbs dysentery
dyspepsia disorders Of the liver chronic discusses summer
complaints, and others peculiar to children lemaie com
plants, &c. -.
The ingredients composing The above preparation have
been made TO- and fully examined by distinguish
ed physician who has given il his unqualified appreciation
Persons suffering under any mercurial disease may iuiy
depend upon being relieved by the use OF the panacea
MANY families have used H. testify to lis mid and salt
ope ration Ii ID therefore confidently recommended 10 ali
who may be afflicted with any OF the complaints above
named. H..
The propretors not think necessary % publish here
any one the certificates winch ney possess,
reconiendatory OF the Ianacea us the pamphlei winch
accompanies each bottle, will BIZ found sufficient TO render
ample information =. FL Ff t%1
The panacea can had wholesale and retail OF the
prietors on lth street, Pennsy avenue also Ut
the drug stores OF Messrs.- s- j. s3i,.r =
j. c. Farquhar Co., corner Of 18th street and N York
avenue. -4t ftlaA5 't 81 Il. HI. . :. 5.l..,
vallia avenue.
r. S. Patterson corner OF 9th street and Penn avenue.
NJ Delaney, corner Of liz street and Penn avenue.
d. D. Clarke OF 18th street and Maryland avenue
(Isand) and OF others in the city, and also Of the principal
: ocs std, 76-'r 7IH h s. CARUsI a. Co.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27
10 PACKAGES
NEW FALL GOODS

lust RECEIVED. Among which will be found
Is pieces black French Cloths from " 10 S5OO per yd
5peces Brown, Green and Blue Cloths, from ~ to 50
per yard,
30 pieces Striped and Plain Cassmeres from 90 to
$3.50 per yard, GaI tt
pieces Drab, Blue and Black Beaver Cloths from 81 rs
to $3.50 per yard, tsr.s"
Is pieces of Cassinets from 81 Ia cts rs cts pr yd
SO pieces Kentucky Jeans, first rate, at rs cents,
10 pieces Sleeps Gray Satnet 81 l.2 cts. per yard,
80 pieces vestngs comprising general assortment very
80 pieces White and Red Flannes all Wool 25 cts p yd
20 pieces Red and Yellow do, part Wool at ls cts,
10 pieces Plaid Linsys, ~
6 pieces bohemian Plaid 81 IL cts per yard,
10 pieces rich Cashemcres ~ 1-2 cts. per yard,
20 pieces Colored and Black aine, l5cs yd
% pieces small figured Muslde LANES at l5cts per yd
ITO pieces rich Chnz Calico at IL l2 cts worth 20 cents
per yard,
100 pieces fast Coors Calico at IA cts per yard,
Bales yard and l2 wide at II liz cts. per yard,
8 Bales 34 wide at and cents per yard,
Gases Of Beached Cottons from to 20 cents per yard
WI 9HFs8 ALSO,
ITO dozen Country Knit Socks NJ & f..
50 dozen Chdrens Wooden Wear,
= 100 dozen Chdrensmiaed and lead c0lored Hose,
100 dozen Kid, Buckskn and Wooden Gloves,
Rich Brocha Slawls
Plaid Wooden Scarfs, Blankets, 3st&
Canton Flannels, Table and Towelng Diapers,
Cotton Yarns, all Numbers, Waddings and Battings,
And many other CHEAP GOODS to be had Mt WAL
77TTETh' VIM EGAN& SONS,
South side Penn Ave. 8 doors East Of Market House.
oct Std. Es th ,IaraFNl.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
I'M All THEIR VARIETY

ID, THE subscriber informs the citizens Of Washington
HEVand surrounding country, that be has now on hand
the complete assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
that mas been offered TO tho citizens Of this Metropolis
BY arrangements he has made for future supplies together
with the manufacturing department Of his establishment
under his supervision he trusts that no lady gentle
need leave his store without being exactly suited as "a
style, quality, price, &c. DC.
Gentlemen procure the very best article Of French
style Boots moderate prices Best American do Qnie-
rior 10 noej Together with all the lower grades of from
oil rs s2 So 80, 81 rs, 50, % 90, and on 10 s5.
Ladies' also find at his store all the various kinds Of
CATERS and agaters black and colored that are now in
se with complete OF walking shoes, slippers,
&C. &C. at all prices from " H. Is 81 cts ell OIL II IL TO
81 25-Wh splendid assortment oil white Satin and Kid
Slippers Of real French Style Gf4 t3gt
4..5,, ALSO, {bal.4 5sta
full assortment OF womens and chdrens Boots and
Shoes Of every description and price. The public In
ved to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
TII0S N. BRASHEARS
nearly opposite Browns Hotel, Pa. av.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27
TYLER'S NEW HOTEL.

On Pennsylvania Areniie befioeen ID and 4l2 streets.
utIOMPSON TYLER would inform his friends and the
i public generally that he has opened his HOUSE or
the accommodation OF Boarers. lie occupies the house
formerly kept by Miss Shonnard the north side Of Penn
sylvana The house has undergone extensive
pairs and every article Of furniture Including linens, d
rectly from the hands Of the manufacturer.
His long experience in Hotel keeping in this city and
Richmond Virginia, has enabled hm 10 anticipate the
wants OF those who may favor him with their patronage
and exeron will be spared render their residence al
his house comfortable and pleasant attention 10 their
wants. the best Of fare and comfortable quarters mike
them. iaE8l a .r ~ e oct S-2a2w'
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COAL DEPOT,

LehOX'B w HUFI, h6WT IIkC l1OnS bTlUBc' !
IIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his patrons
public that he is receiving uaily the above arti-
Its various kinds ana qualities, (Which will make his
present equal any the Dsrict consisting o But
Ter, Red Ash, Pine Knot, Broad Mountain, Clover Hill,
suitable Tor Cooking ranges radiators, CRATES furnaces &C.
and have comodious shed the preservation
OF the Coal IRON the dust and weather, and would
that in the quantity purchased should be found not
Sufficient the season. las Is The case very requeny
the deficiency
would request the citizens generally call before max
ing their purchases am resolved 70 dispose Of the art-
Gle al reasonable rates s. t''a ~ W.
b. Each load accompanied by the certificate OF sworn
welgher. u
s. ~ Massoleti's Drug Store Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Coemans Hotti; they may he left with MIR John
H. Calais Drug store, OF TN and streets; (eiher
Of whom will receipt ior mel through the post Once, al
the Yard on IL l.2 street, near the Long Bridge.
oct s-octU' JOHN PE1TIBONE.
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The Greatest Newspaper Depot in the
United States!

H-.I DALLIES Ii,
New York Herald aa'R
New York Tribune. ,B4fE5S } rt.
Baltimore Sun. E 4 ~ }A
Esae WEEKLLES lB
New York Herald; New York Tribune; baltimore Sun;
Saturday Courier Post Dollar Newspaper, Meals Gazette,
Philadelphia; Yandee Doodle, Emporium, New World, Age,
Spirit OF the Times Home Journal Police Gazette Flag Of
the Free, Yankee Uncle Sam, New York Yankee Blade,
Living Age, Flag Of our Union, boston; Western Continent,
Gazette OF our Union, BALTIMORE London Pictorial News,
Pictorial Times and Punch.
a MONT'IfLIES.
Union Magazine; Graham's Magazine; Godeys Lady s
Book National Magazine; Columbian Magazine; The Play.
dor Cbildren Brother Jonathan; Chambers Miscel
any Any the above mentioned Papers and Periodi
calls will be delivered Subscribers in any part OF the
city. ~ I'd tlflg f.,fsJ., i. :.
We have on hand, also all the Nos Of Iarpers Library
Of Select Novels Wiley and Putnams Library Of Books
which are Books Prescoits Conquest 81 Peru Napoleon
ais, by IIeadley; the same by Ippard The Boys Libra
ry Of Sports and Amusemens This Court OF Louis XIV by
Miss Pardoe Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt;
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe Typee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes
fancy and plain Waters plain, transparent, and motto;
Pens Of every description In fact everything IN the Book
and Stationery line. ~ 4. n .- ~
BROOKE, SIIILLINGToN & Co,
Corner Of Penn Avenue, and liz street and corner Penn
Ave, and 18th street IS III ',f, 4, .a t#
oct S-dlm' t5'' aatn W t34 r., III ID 1.#
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEHs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
-i4l ventfOns mt tNashtngton. lI5
w n ELLlOT formerly % the Patent Once, Informs
w his ormer clients and others, that his ohee may still
be found the where ~ has been located ioi
the last thirty years. directly opposite Inc Patent Office
He Is prepared 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promptness any business IN tie line oil ms proies
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentabity ofnveons, preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats, xc
To those with him, he refers 70 the hollow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. ELLSWORTH late Com
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1872
Mr. William r. Elliot, who has been formerly employee
In the Patent Office Draughsman, &C. having estab
lshed Patent Agency In the city OF washington, TAXI
great pleasure In recommending him as gentleman wor
Thy OF confidence and being particularly qualified
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge OF me
ehancs science, the progress Of the arts ana patent IN
practice OF this office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
WI Commissioner OF Patents.
w. r. Elliot is also the author Of the plan of the
Patent Office building,
n5- Letters ON business to be postpaid
Oct v
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COAL.

John PETTIBONE is receiving daily his supply Of the
above article of various kinds, together with the cee
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IT, suitable Tor Kler
mans Ranges, Radiaors &c. eF
( Clover iil Coal an excellent article Of luminous
dump Coal) thought 10 be equal II not superior to the
rious kinds heretofore used Ia our city,
Orders received at the yard on Lenoxs Wharf, near the
Long Bridge and at his Office, L. t. Massoets drug store
south side Pa avenue, between 2 and 9th Streets or ~
John Il. Caan's te-U
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Notice to Mariners.

SaHa The recent Survey Of the Entrance to MOBILE
x@2l0k BAY, by Lieut.. Com o. r. Patterson u. 5. NJ,
the Coast Survey shows that the best water In
crossing the be found by bringing Sand Island
Lighthouse bear N 10 degrees W. Crue) N u degrees
W. (by compass about ships length TO the westward Of
the east end Of Dauphn Island woods and running for IT,
This carries 1854 feet over the bar at mean low
wnter The bar deepens gradually on the inside and ra
pidy to faihom on tho side towards the sea w lla
oct l5-dn A. d. BACHE, Sup't U. s. Coast Survey.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27

o. China, Glass, EartheM- Ware, Britan-
WI MA w are, Solar OIL a. Lard Lamps, &c.
y0 Wholesale and retail opposite Browns Hotel, Penn
- sylyania Avenue
T. PURSE anxious 10 reduce his extensive stock Of the
above articles, will sell reduced prices for CASH lie
sociis call from his friends and the public generally al
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsylvania Avenue.
octS-doIn' 4a & s. THOS. PURSELI. 7
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS
AND SHOES.

,a,n NOW on hand and constantly receiving, large
assortment ofladies and genemens Boots aud Shoes
y OF the best material and workmanship. +, sslgH
Also, all kinds of work in my line Of business made tG
order the notice, and warranted suit sale
do not sell at 10 per cent below cost but will sell as low
for cash as any other establishment In the city. wax,
Call and examine for yourself at the well known
+ and llth streets. @ J. Il. FOWLER.
oct 8 colin nov6' l.E a-0ti B0Ns 500 .H
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nd number lottery, be- drawn baIIots.
~" Price Of IfckeFs: N. .I,L-0
Wholes $40, Halves $50, Quarters $40, Eighths So.

vTOi -
Certificates packages, in the above Magnificent Scheme,
can be had as follows: ift t..l ag7.t ~, 3
~ Do. do - Hall do ~
Do t..t do 70 Quarter do ~ -
= Do rnfr do % Eighth do " ~
certificate Of pack Of whoes entle the holder TO
ali over s4s may be drawn by the % tickets named
therein Certificates of halves, quarters, and eghihs In
proportion. IL.
ever been drawn the United States and is well worthy OF
the attention OF adventurous The oes prise that can be
dracn by ticket haping three Of The draion numbers,
Is s2OO0land any ticket having il the Stand "a drdir
numbers oriy siH be entitled 10 prize Of $1,000
p- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerhcaies q
par kapes In the above Magnificent Scheme will be promptly
amended TO- and an account Of the drawing will be sent
after Il is TO all who may order tickets
from us. Address J. d. Q. MAuRf,
Y was Washington City, d. G..
oct s-toct3O' ls.@
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GUNS. PISTOLS. go.

JOHN w. BADEN, tsIGN OF THE GOLDEN SAW
Pennsylvania Auenue, near 9Th sfreef,
HAS Just received a complete assortment Of SLNGLE
Ill And DOUBLE, FINE AND Low PRICED
Gums, and Cunning Apparatus,
Consisting Of Flask, Shot BELLS Game Bags, Patent Wa,is
Walkers, and other Caps, Single, Double and SIX Barrel
Revolving Pistols Days Patent Gun Canes Dixons Sons
Improved Powder Flask, Extra Gun Locks, Tubes and
Gun Material Of every description, always on hand.
oct 9-lw3w' " tr1 iA Lla4ia LH
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Paints. OilS. and Paint Brushes, &e.,

PalntS, UllS, ana falnl Dluoneo, W,
The Subscriber has jsf reeerr large and fresh supply Of
nAINTs OILS xc part Of which are named below.
They are guaranteed to be pure aud good and nom the
best manufactures AL persons wanting such articles
would find il 10 their advantage TO cali liam determined
10 sell lower than similar articles can be got at any other
place in this city. ,,,,,
tf-a 40 lbs Chrome Green .ata. ft
ioO lbs Chrome Yellow ftI
@ F. 40 lbs Chrome Red .f .str
100 lbs Pure verdgris
40 lbs Red Led and litharge r1a
100 lbs Imperial Green
800 lbs yenitan Red and Sp. Brown Oil
800 Ibs Yellow ochre In Oh .a'''iTr.
100 lbs. Paris Green dry
60 lbs do do In oil ~ N4
large assortment Of Paiaf and White Wash Brz.sAss
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in Oh
10 lbs SIP. Whiting
1000 lbs Putty A'' l..H
40 boxes ofWlndow Glass all sizes
Ff bbls Linseed oil tt1 ..'t
5bbls Copal and Japan varnish
. bills Sp. Turpentne, alt
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the manu-.
factory every week. II A. CHAS. SToTT,
oct S-d2aw'45'