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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02
A CARD.

E5NI MRS WETZLAR uishea TO in.
II q Ygf'rm her friends ard the public
thu she Las determined IT, give music ~1e-so,.s
o" the PIANO, and promises to d. I'll she can
to advance the pupils entrusted 10 her caarse.
tier te. Ills vii be 3i5 per & rartcr, 3 ~lessons
A week. She WI be found at Col. Dakfa's
residence at he State House.
Oct. q. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

AFEW MORE OF THE SAME sOPT LIFT
We have a lew pairs Of th0se splendid Congress
Boots fir gentlemen, and a small tot If Patent fsstE.s
jackson ties, which for style and beauty AZ final. esms
tot be surpassed. Call and axaHaIBes theua Al,
A.. BRADFORD C0ts. Chursh seraa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

~ " aga ii0tt1'S.
The
COMPANY pledges itselfto
tlc follow ing Gncts;
lst. The Gracteuberr
DYso"fcrn Srupwill cure
lt hgsontery, diarrhpa.
a1c ,i0tNenty-f four hours.
2nd. A cure is warran
n 40 matter how had the
caea: even if The dt~rhar-
las are bloody and cons
The mony is inStan
~ refunded ii a cure is not
llle result.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02
E'OR NA.LE.

a double. geer horse co. n-rntlI, sifer, GERS
taoh'rze', md egery thinl complete, req1i-
site for said mill. For particulars pply at
Ibis office.
Sep. O-23 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

J, |alie'n"n =. i~iofs, District Attorney in and for
the seventh Judicial Die4rtrt 1T the State Of louis.
'ana. d7 hereby certify that | have pernaod and r,-
Ri'i''H1 the i'r'g"'ttg written application 10 his Excel
] i'rN. the Governor oI tHid Stat. IN which tho anpIi.
'aht7. = MAJORITY nf whom reside IL aid District.
+" . 4"ci7to th"meelrt7. fnr liptfnrY, scientific
rdH'~ Ntrlfal purposes. tatinr tho lille Of the .t+an-
l"]'ary I "lieg" II Louisiana :" and it Ia my orjninn
that al and e'rtF nhHentR. articles and conditions in
saul Application st fort, a,I contained. arc lawful
%lgnrl. Y. Il LYONS
Dist. iu'Y. Eth Dist. Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

DEAFvtss Use Doct McNair's Acorsrtc
On, for tha cure Of Dizziness. Als0, all those
dtsHgreaahle noises like the b~nzzing of in
snrts, lallint If water, wliBzing Of g cam,
which are symphonic Of approaching deafness
Many persons who have been deaf for ten.
fifteen, or twenty years, and Here subject to
use ear-trlnpets, have after using one or two
bot'le7. thrown aside these trumpets, being
made nerIettly we'll II has cHrnd cases Of
~ u, an oven 30 years s]tanJln! Of Deaf
ness, Price I'LL per flask
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02
CARTOONS RING BONE AND

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood Spawn,
Wind Calls, SpIints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to he remembered AL ofths above
articles sold only, remember, oHls in Baton
r. uge by II. T. WaddlIl and o. p. Davis, in
New Orleans by Comstock &C., 50 P'rdrts
It. oily proprj etors If Dalleys Genuine Mag
cal Pain Extractor and Jew Davids OF Hebrew
plaster. Janv r, 49.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01

sprlsa fs;s quality, soa At o.
nAY-we haze seidcm scsn 30 Abundant supply az
the scales was sale To-day Several loads Of limo
thy aud clover taken in the morning at from 3lHc
$50 per cw and In the afternoon there trans
from Westohsster and New Jersey, 81 SIN s. so Is
asked.
HsMr-The market continued arm and we note sales
Of 800 bales Of American dew rotted at per ton
LEAD Continued quiet.
MoLAsses-The market continued steady, with small
sales at last weeks quotations.
Naval sroREs-salss of 100 bbls spirits of turpentine
were made on tbs wharf at &c., cash and 100 DO
reported sold at $50
made at Csc; and 800 do American city pressed
made at Csc in Casks, and at 66c in bbs cash small
sale o. 10 or ~ oe new Iersey was made s About
3Oo bols selected whale were sold on private terms
There was no change in other kinds Of fsh oils
Provisions 1T was said new mess Pork offered at
Sl, and old do offered at $40. Prime continued
ninal at So rs for old Sales OF so terccs of Winchester
Hams were made at rs cts. Lard-Sales OF 400 kegs
we're made at cts end 90 barrels at 7as< Gu. Beef
Prices remained about the with sales to
the trade Cheese Faes have oflate been
made ranging from 5K for Ohio to 6a7 cts for fair to
coed quality this State. Butter continued steady at
last weeks quotations.
RAGS of bales of Massina aud Palermo were
RIcE-The market quiet and no sales Of moment
reported
suoAn- Sales ofaOO hid, of New Orleans were made
at Al cts.
TALLow Sales of Is 600 lbs, common quality, were
made at 7als77s OTIS
ToBAcco-ssles of so hhds of Virginia and Kentucky
leaf were made at 34a4 cts Sales Of bale. of Gu
ba were reported on private terms
WHALEBoNE The market was inactive at ~ cts for
Northwest, to % cts for South Sea.
WHIsKEY-Ssles of73 bbls State Prison, received by
the Housatonic Railroad were madeat 20 cts.
FREloHrs Rates very dull, and only heard OF
about 1000 bbs meal taken for Liverpool Is Cd Rates
stood ct about CID for grain. To glasgow,
gayements were made on private terms To London
rates remained noninaly the willis to Havre and
the ntinent, they continued quite dull
Sales OF REAL Estate THIS Day House and lot ~
broadway, 25xl00 $4,000; lease Of house and lot 90
street 81 500 lot Morton st. 25xll 81 e00
house and lot l6 Burton st. 25xs0 $4,000; Hou,e and
lot 70 Murray It 25x0O, $780, Houss and lot
207 Lewis st. l7x69 O. $685. do do 400 Lewis st, same
size 81 s00 do do 100 Norfolk st 25xlO0 $4O25 do do
Ill LUDLOW st, 20xs7 S5075; do do ll3 Ludlow
size S470o; do do 55s Fourth st, 2Ox96, $3.50 do do
20th st, between Sd and 4th avenues 25x93. 81 $50
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$5,424,642 81
The leading features Of the above compare with previ.

There appears to have baen very great fluctuations
in the amount Of loans and discounts within the past
three years, and the only way account for the
large per cent increase from ls45 to the fact that
the returns In ls45 included but bank and four
branches while those for ls46 included bank and
FIVE branches but the report for ls4 included the same
number of banks and branches in 1885, notwthstand
ing which there had been falling OF In loans of more
than twelve hundred thousand dollars Within the past
three there have been great changes in the other
leading departments Of this bank and branches. The
amount Of specie hand December was 1851 loa
greater than in January 1896 while the increase In the
circulation has been only $20S $40 The deposites have
not varied much within the period included within the
reports semi.snnu dividend of five per cent has
just been declared leaving surplus of per cent to
20 to the contingent fund.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, Monday Afternoon, jan 81.
The steamer Acadia being about due at Boston, with
some two weeks later intelligence, caused the market
for bresdstus to continue in languid state Sales Of
change in prices hs for oorn wa. heavy with
BUYERS compared With last weeks rates Sales Of meal
made at rates current last rye continued
inactive. In oats, the chief sales confined to
Southern on terms stated below. There change
in canal Provisions dull and sales Of pork could
not be effected at the current rates Of last week Lard
was no material change notice in the prices Of butter
and cheese In groceries, transactions we're moderate,
without any material change in quotations
and Of pearls at 81 IS.
BRRADsrUrrs- F2our-The sales footed up about 5000
bbs including about 1000 this State and Western at
which cold private terms and the remainder at SIS rs
SIS SIX; 1000 bbs Genesee Sold deliverable in March,
Wheat Genesee and Western continued quiet, and
prices remained nomnay the same Sales OF 900 sacks
~ oo per n
among which $500 bushels Of good Southern white
at $780, 1000 do old mixed s4H and 5000 North Car
heavy and at decline of about to 20 per bushel,
compared with last weeks prices. Meai-Ssles OF 600
so cc
active at IS 00c OatSales Of 26oa bushels Of South
made at 45c while canal continued to cell at
about $50 BeansSsles of 80 bbls Inadeat ST. 2h
a$l 20.
CATTLE MARxEr-At market, 900 beef cattle, so
cows and calves, and lIO0 eheep ana LAMBS Beer Cats
The offerings ast week were lees numerous than for
some time past q circumstance that tends greatly to
strengthen prices which keep up to last weeks mark
The sales have mostly been within SO to 49, though we
hear Of several small lots disposed Of at 37Isc SOC
higher. At these prices buyers do not evnce much
sydty to operate but leave 800 In the market unsod
There were 800 Southern cattle for sale the rest from
Connecticut and this State Cows and Calves Bust
nsss has been rather dull! the offerings comparatively
incoadcrabe, ard prices II anything lower than the
hshest average of last week. but the lowest figure
ported at $22 So half dollar higher We quote sales
from that mark up to S45 all sold. Sheep aud lambs
Prices fraction those current week
ago but the buyers have been rather more backward
than ordinarily Is the Prices from 81 to SO 81,
80 left over.
CoTroN-Ths market steady at annexed
quotations. with sales of 600 bales portion Of which
was for EXPORT
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The average dividends OF the thirteen In the
year ls47 34-lO0 per cent This is generally good
evidence Of the strength of the concerns but the i'm
provemen's In the movement of the banks within the
past two yesrs is the best evidence shows that the
dividends have been actually earned before they were
declared The line Of discounts is about fifty per cent
than the capital and ths circulation about three
aad half times mora than ths amount of specie on
hand. The people of the State of Indiana require
institution like the above referred to- and the at
tempts made in the Legislature Of that State every
sion to wind up, uncalled for and unnecessary
The branches Of this bank distributed to every
ton of the state and give the people sound and safe
currency The State Treasurer finds very convenisnt
to borrow money of the bank to help the public finances
out of the endorsements they have been and still
surrounded WITH and the bank has invariably aided
the State whenever called upon to the extent ability
Since the partial resumption of the payment OF interest
portion Of the debt Of the State the bank has been
obliged to make loan to the State Treasury to enable
the government to meet ts financial engagements The
State bank system when the branches properly dis
rbuted Is the best for the smaller Western States or
for those States which almost entirely agricultural
like Indiana.
The report OF tho Bank of the State of Missou r and
branches, showing theis condition on the 3st of De.
cember ls47, was as annexed
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com N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. Jan. 3l-H r.

MONDAY, JAM ol-O W.
The stock market opened little heavy this morning,
and gu Citations fell of fraction A. the first board
Long Island declined q per cent; Farmers Loan Nj
Harlem M Norwich and Worcester q; Residing Rail-
road III Pennsylvania SIS, went up x; Vicksburg "a;
United States SIS "; Morris Canal n.
At the eecond board Harlem closed at prices current
in the morning, and Morris Canal advanced q per cent
with moderate sales.
Ths steamship Acadia from Liverpool for Boston, has
been at sea nearly seventeen days, and will be due
about Wednesday She will bring fifteen days later In
tegence from all parts of Europe. 1t is anticipated
she will bring favorable accounts relative to commercial
matters and until they to hand there will be lul
in this market
The Manhattan Banking Company have this day de-
cared dividend Of three per cent payable on the 10th
of February
The receivers of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
at New Brunswick, N j., have declared further dvi-
dend of twenty per cent upon the certificates Of bills
Of that bank payable on and after Tuesday next.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
and domestic merchandise exported from this port in
the month of January, distinguishing the value of the
shipments to each country
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF New YoRK-ExPoRTs FOR
JANUARY. l846
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VdIue OF VaIIe OF
gOOds goods

Total. $4,F5 az
This has been rather q .man month In the way o
exports the shpmensof specie having been within
hundred thousand dollars of the shipments Of mercbsn
dice The bulk of the exports for tho month within
the past week ten days, the shipments Of produce
having been stimulated by the complexion Of the advc
from Europe.
The assessed value OF property In the static New
York, for the year ls47, $3.50, $50 56-of which
$500 1855 real In estate and $2 Dol personal
propsry Tho whole amount Of State and county taxes
in ls47, was $37403se.
appears by the message Of the Governor of Louisiana
to the Legislature Of that State that the public indebt
ednes on account Of the Citizens Bank is 56.-
To quidate this amount tho bank holds mortgage
lars which the Governor thinks than sufficient to
protect the State against any loss The treasury Of the
State appears to be in Aourishing condition There
was basncs on hand on the 3st Of December the close
of the fiscal year, Of $2el,3as 81.
During the pact year gold dust and bars to the value
Of $4,000 were sold in Wetumpka. Alabama. The gold
was obtained chiefly in Taapoosa county and thus far
has proved to be remarkably pure merchant Of Mobile
rent to the New Orleans Mint few days ego 500 dwts
grs in bars for coinage and received in return after
paying commission and postage soils The mint weight
before melting was % and 4ol00 aud after melting
20 83 100, yielding $685. i0ooths 1910 % In coin.
The annual statement of the State Bank Of Indiana
showing the condition Of that institution the goth
November, ls47, Is as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
The pses,uentiai iisrald.

This journal will be published every Tuesdays dol
lsr for the campaign.
IL will b. the size Of the daily Herald and will he per-
fecily unique in ts kind It will contain all the politi-
cal of the weegiyrg oil the movements of the
different Presidential candidates and their friends at full
length. IL will also contain the money and produce
markets. Each number will contain leading editorial
article embracing philosophical view Of the move
ments Of the week-the progress of the candidates
their chances OF succesrthe rise and fall of the po
cal barometer as to give to every throughout the
country correct and accurate idea of the progress
the Presidential election.
We have already had numerous inquiries for IL, and
doubt not It will have tire aendour circulation Judging
from appearance-probably a hundred thousand SUBJ
scribers
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

MArANzAs, Jan. lS.-The Zephyr came in on the l2th
instant and msetug market we'll supplied with ice
We had to sell her cargo ut Hrs 80 days credit New
sugar has appeared but have no established price
yet Moasses is 2krs here for immediate delivery and
2rs to bs delivered days hence Exchange has de-
cned on England to 3 per cent, and the Uned States
cent premium We have heard that three cargoes
Of rise remain in Havana unsod from your port they
held at l2rs. and this price ia very uncertain.
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mAIlKE rs ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

PHILADFI PHA. Jan 3lFlrst B, as 900 st,te SIS. u
SEQ d." IA seon sehuyl way SIS go AZ 900 Treasury
75 50 Morris Canal TO-; 1890 State 6 1914 Second 30 rd
$40 Treasury Notes 6s 99z; 300 Ches aud Del
nal SIS 7314 900 Schuvl Nav o. 80 A; Union Ia AZ, 30
afer essl 900 State S. TX s25 Morris Canal 1919 700
Reading RR 2S do 24; so Girad Bank, 10; 100 do 9%
Q Y Anne lean Bank, 1903.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
Weekly Report Of Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from the 22d day
January, le48, to the Goth day of January. 1919
Men, lO2; women 10; boys 81; girls, ~. Total, BAL.

Abcess l. apopexy,4 4; asthma Il atropha 1; bleeding,
burned scas 81 bronchitis g. Cancer of stomach l.
cer,2; carbuncle casu,ne q cholera morbus Il collie,
consumption 60; commissions 49, congestion of uugs,
debility, 10; delirium remens 81 diarhea 3; dropsy a;
drop,y the head 49, dysenety 81 eryspeas 6; exposure
fever scarlet fever typhoid fever yphu, "a fever CON
ammati of bowels. TO- uf Of chest inf
on of heart q inflammation of lungs 22 inflammation of
mach Il infammat of hroat q inf ANIMATION OF liver
Iasanity2 inempeauce q jaundce Il Ines venerea, l.
malfornation Il massmus III modification, !; old age, 5;
palsy 81 premature BIRTH 4; PROSTATE gland scofnla, 3:
small g. spinal disc suicide g. teehing2 tumor. l;
ulcers !; ulccration of int-sti-es 1: unknown, 3
AgcUnder year g. to years, "a; 2o 39 to 10,
to 90 l6 to 3d. AS 81 to 40 40; 40 to So to co. IS;
60 TO TO- 81 10 to 3d. 81 80 to 90 unknown 3Total 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
CORrOtArIoN MOTTO n OF SALE OF rROPARTY

COKrOnArlON NOTICE OF SALE OF rROPGKTl
~ Tor Unpad AssessmenrPublc Notice ., hereby sven
sale Of property for urpad ake psce at
pa bic auction the City Hall OF the City OF New ors on
Wednesday the Of March twelve O'clock
be from day to day ual he whole said
property shall be sold and the dcted OF e
be sold for unpaid assesmenn Pubisheu "a the
New York Daily Tribune, auewpape printed and published
in the CITY Of New York BY order OF the Mayor Aldermen
sod Commonaity Of the city Of New York MARTIN
THOMPSON Street Commissioner. street Commissioner
Once. November 10. lA7. mis- lttlawhwem
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m arrle0.

At Nassau, N. p. January 6, by the Rev. w II Strom
bonn, CHARLES BRA.wHIrE, Esq Of New York to SUSAN
ANNA. relict of the late Rev Robert Davies.
At Belize, Honduras, January l, by the Rev Joseph
Gegg, Mr.. ANGELIC CHAPpELL, Of New York, to Miss
SARAH WALpRoN WRIGHT, Of Belize
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1O1 FULTON STREET WYATT &KETCHUM's
- whnlesaIe and refail Mediclne PerfnmerY Marc

MhoIeseIe aud FetaiT IedcIhe and ftfIulneIy Wa
punic rely getting acle that they may call Tor
AID hch warranted genuine aud from the proprie
To trouble looking tter different medicines
and pcrfa@ery you have only call AZ is where you
fad of th- largest and cheapest assomen this ce OF
Eu General Wholesale Agents, for ~ Uphams Piic
Electuary aud ,r Woods SNsaI ara and Wild Cherry BIT
Van Zapdts Pills yoacss American CholagOugr,
De- wi'lismss Anti Aepe ard Fever Pills Butts sas4psr,I
Dr. Vsdworths Wo'm Killer and Wild Cherry Blo;s'
Denfc-, esuul article and recommended by pro.
lessor sina Dyers Family Medicines and Cams Lusrrat
fofe hair Genas Peuwery, toghet " "a an unbsuaded
umbcr Medicoes aud Pcrumcry Pills. fiasters Nc Nc
Tstterssil Heave Powders and other horse med
ci.es for sale above
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Died.

On the 2sh ult in the 5th year Of her age ISABEL
DOROTHY. daughter of Harvey and Elizabeth Hoag and
grand daughter of VIM. Whittingham, recently de-.
Caared
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pALM0's oPEGRA HoUs5E;-TUEsDAY kYENING,
Fec l't-ProfessoI THEIRS groups If MODEL AR
fists twenty n number WI have the honor appearing
Poses fstique' Which Ia, been 9nsdeed the cla,s
county, End has been henorei by the of The
august peronages. FIst of the SABLE BRO.
III RS Progamme-Pait l-Orginal waltz aud quick STEP
fun band; Glee, darkIes lie is always CAV comtnny Song
louisiana Bell, l. Parker; oo aEd Ctrus happy
and iIee-J q Evans md Company. PaI i, The Dream
OF Washington before the Revolution Tn,g q Cam and
Abel four positions Thers Davii playing the Harp Tor
King Saul Raphael 4. The Listeners Rubeos Sonsmbua
Beni Fifteen minutes eteImissiop, Para llQuar,ete
Mess Meeh-r Paker leve end and Evans; solo on
ne no Forest prginsl son and chorus don't hear
og IN the Wilderness RahaeI Jepthe Chapman Moses
found the buushes BY haraoh lighter III phea A. Do
fihyie rising. trOdct; 5, Delllah posi-
tons bubens Int Of fifteen minutes Part V-kth
arian medey overture Full band Song, life by the galley
fire, II Cleveland; sorg Mary Rene, ven non 6.
Evan: Song Old Pee Dee A. Forest; Finale farewell ladies'
8 Parker and company. Per Vii Feast Bachus Ru-
bcns; ., Time discovering Truth, Girrod.t; Mars aud We
nus G.rTode Fairy seersoi ,hc G,see Thiers;s Aaam
and YES Expulsion from Parsdise MacGowan; TabIeau
Finale u Honor OF the United States Thers Doors
Dress Circle end Palquee lady and gentleman. 80
open from 10 A. ~ to r NJ Conductor Of the Orchestra
Mr Chubb from the Park Theatre Police Department under
John
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AN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURRO-
gstc OF the cOunty of New York, Noce y herebg gwen
all having claims against John NJ Wirant late of
the city Of New YORK; deceased To present the same with e
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers the residence OF Al
bet W. Smith No. ITO varck stree, in the city OF New
York. before the Thirteenth Day Of May nent Dated
New York, the tenth day of November, 1917 ALBERT W.
SMITH. BENJAMIN P FAfRCHiLD. Executors
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INTERVIEWED EFE 49, ffE,I

4 american Crcns-Lsu Week bot one-shl I1ottsr
Gfnod LhaF- OF Performs cY-lty upon nsvrlU =
Epgassment Of Sig German The ted Eas,a,Isa Jug
glef First week Of the ONY RACES rs perfImsd one
hunorch aed twenty highs st Ashley Royal ihrr.
London Fintweeh OF Mons aBe, - the LOI . LII MP
Every tttaeti'n IN enc grand bill Clowns PsEtsud la
throp aud Gardner DIez5 rcle and PsIquf tie q GENTS.
Boxes 70 cents Gallery 2h cents; Private Boxes s. each
Children under 10 Of when accompanied by their
parents guardians to the dress circle half price
open at 6-perfornhncc TO commence 7. ~ BA grand
afternoon performance Saturday convincing Il az