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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-21

| Cheese-Fine qualities meet steady demand, at
full prices Recent arrivals are generally SUPERIOR
and sales progress at about 52s.
Corn, Sc.-The transactions OF the week nave
been 10 fair extent, without any peculiar feature
worthy of notice, other than that large arrivals OF
Indian Corn, and some considerable parcels oil wheat
being freed from bond at the lowest duty, lea 10
decline OF Is. the former and Id G2d on the lat
ter At to- days market quotations were fully sup
ported, aud Indian Corn held more firmly than
on Tuesday. Meal is Flour met limited
demand only. New Irish Oatmeal sold at 23s. Oda
30s. per 2lO ID.
Cotton-The import of the week is 2G,I70 bales
The sales to-day 1000 bales at the lowest prices
of the week. Present stock 523 100 bales, against
4Ol ,3OO at same period last year.
Copper and Lead-Thc duty on Copper Ore and
Regulus of Copper is now reduced to Is per ton,
with duty OF Is Cd per ton on Pig or any dcscrip-
ton OF manufactured Copper; and the duty on Lead
Pig or Sheet, is IS. cd. per ton
Lard-Spcculative purchases TO the extent OF about
$50 tons have been made at full prices, but the de-
mand for immediate consumption is not active.
Pork-About 500 brls have been sold at full Pri-
ces The Navy Contract, just taSen, IS for BOD tres
Dantzc at has. Cd; 1000 do. Hamburg, l4is.; and
lO,7OO do. Irish, las. These prices compare thus
with previous years:-l54l, 1900 tres, average
price IS l2s. per trc; l545, $4,000 do. E6 l3s;
1916, II 900 do Ct l4s.; 1871, 1890 do. Is Is.
3D.. ls45, II 900 do. Ct Is.
Rice-ls dull and prices tend downward.
1aHOU-Rathcr less doing this week, and ASA
ass. Cd. is the top price for p Y. c.; dos 3dG47s
50. mas been made Tor 2JD casks icculh -AneIIcdh'
I0'-l2OO brs. American sold at los.
J5baCco-The sales Of the month, though reaching
1919 hhds. have been generally by retail, and hea-
Wy market. Virginia is nearly dependent on the de-
mand for Ireland, being otherwise almost neglected.
Good and fine qualities sd. has been
paid for Leaf and 3D. for Stcmmcd but inferior dcs-
criptons drug, and sound dry Stcmmcd sold for
ireland at ID. and 2sd. Kentucky Leaf is inquired
for principally for Africa; suitable descriptions
scarce. For Stcmmcd there appears some prospect
of improvement. The quantity put up last season,
and now coming forward, is stated less than one
half the produce Of the previous season. For some
very light bright coorcd, for 'reurns Cd. has been
paid, and we believe for few hogsheads cd; but
there is very heavy stock Of mddIing and ordinary
on hand Stock, 1911 Is hhds. against 1880 last
year.
Iarpentae-Spirits very dull sale at 31s.a
BIS. Cd
Money Market-Consols closed yesterday at sofa
sc for money, and S6ao6a for time; EXchequer Bills,
29s .a33s. premium. STlTT, DAY & co.
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CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS AND OTHER
OFFICERS OF llIE CUSTOMS.

TREASURY DEPANTNEST, Oct. I, 1919.
On the 3Oth Of May last, upon thu exchange OF ra-
tificatons of our treaty with Mexico, California be-
came part of the American Union; in consequence
OF which, various questions have been presented By
merchants and collectors for the decision OF this de-
partmCnt.
BY the constitution of the United States, it is de-
clarcd that ''dH treaties made, or which shall be
made, under the authority OF the United States,
SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND" BY
the treaty with Mexico California is annexed TO this
republic and the constitution of the United States is
extended over that territory and Is IN full force
throughout its limits Congress also, by several en-
actmcnts subsequent 10 the ratification Of the treaty,
have distinctly recognised California part OF the
Union and have extended over it in several lmpor-
tant particulars the laws Of the United States.
Under these circumstances the following instruc-
tions are issued by this department.
LIST. All articles of the growth produce, or manu-
facturc OF California; shipped thcrclrom at any time
since the Goth May last, are entitled to admission
free Of duty into all the ports of the United States
I'd. All articles of the growth, produce, or manl-
facture Of the United States, cnttlcd TO admission
free Of duty into California, are also all foreign
goods which are exempt from duty by the laws Of
Congress- or on which goods the dutcs prescribed by
those laws have been paid TO any collector OF the
United States, previous to their introduction into
California.
Sd. Although the constitution of the United States
extends to California, and Congress have recognised
it by law part of the Union, and cgisatcd Tor
SUCH yet ii is not brought by law within the linz
its Of any collection district, nor has Congress anthor
lied the appointment of any officers to collect the re-
venue accrung the import of foreign dutable goods
into that territory Under these circumstances, al
though this department may be unable to collect the
duties accruing importaons from foreign countries
into California yet if foreign dutiable goods should
be introduced there and shipped thence to any port
or place of the u States, they will be subject to
duty, also to all the penalties prescribed by law
when such importation is attempted without the pay
mcnt Of duties
r. j. WALKER. Secretary Of the Treasury.
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extra-cured readily command 9alO cts

81 cts.-while extra cured readily command 9al0 cts
per lib.
Lard-Is rather firmer, and among the transactions
note lot of so brls. at So and 600 kegs at 9za9s
cts. per h.
Buuer-Has sold more freely, something like 500
kegs Western in lots having changed hands at lOa
TO- cts. per Id.
Cheese-Western is in good supply and good de-
mand selling at jas cts. per lb-30O bxs i'll one lot
at the former, cash, and about 1000 in lots at the
same, a mos-and Eastern SEdlO.
SALT-The sales of Liverpool Fine and Common,
(several parcels having arrved) have been made
within the range OF our quotations.
SEEDS.-CIover and Timothy are both dull; and
the for sowing is over and there is no sPecu
lative demand, prices lower. We note sales Of
Timothy at $2.75, and Of Clover at $4.l2z per
bushcl.
SPIRITS.-We have no change to notice in the
price of n. L. Rum, which has been steady at 81
cts. for Boston, other brands having sold at 30
Whiskey has declined a cent, and was heavy yes
tcrday at 26 cts in brs. hds. could be had at 2o5
the last previous sale at 20.
SUGARS.-Thc market is dull and prices,
shown by the auction sales below, have declined.
We have private transactions of Importance TO
report. BY auction yesterday, of PAL hhds. Porto
Rico offered lO7 sold at 4.25a 65 and of lO7 do Of
another invoice, 80 sold at 05a s. 50, and A brs.
at la S $50 per 100 lbs. all mos. The foreign i'm
ports are l07 hhds. and Al brls.
TOBACCO.-The transactions have been to
moderate extent, comprising some 3OOa4OO hhds.,
chiefly MARYLAND, at about former prices, the lower
grades extremely dull of sale and held at $3.50,
while So only have been offered for 100 hhds.--the
better qualities, which scarce, have been taken
at 3.75a = per 100 lbs while various prices, from
to SIS, have been paid for 5OaG0 hhds. Ohio There
have been shipments going forward again this
week, which have rather kept down inspections, al
though they fair for the season, as shown by the
following from 18th to 18th inst inclusive: OF Mary
land, GO hhds.; Ohio, $685. Kcntucky,4; and Penn
sylvania, 3--total, 1905 hhds. Exported within the
to foreign ports, 1893 hhds. Tobacco and lo1
do. Scraps and Stems-making the total amount OF
Maryland and Ohio leaf exported to European ports
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TIE EASTERN MARKETS

Have all been partially affected by the late advices
from England, Boston less than any other, as pri-
ces of Flour and Corn remain steady. In Netc York
there decline OF g. cts. in Flour, and Corn ld2
cts but Provisions, and all other leading articles OF
Produce, exceeding dull. At PHILADELPHIA, Bread =
stns and Provisions dull, and Flour down to 5.3l
bnt prices of Provisions unchanged. Whiskey 25a
%
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COFFEE SALES IN EUROPE.

At AMSTERDAM: The Dutch Trading Company
have recently made further sales of two lots, togc-
Their 80 1000 bags of Java, at about previous rates
At ANTWERP: There has been an increased de-
mand and 5000 bags Brazil sold at II 5a2 cts; 5000
ST. Domingo, 2ra2O!; and 1000 do. Java, 22ia21, the
market closing firm
At HAMBURG: Of the recent arrivals there sold
5000 bags Brazil at 7l6a3s; 1900 St. Domingo 3d
81; $500 Laguayra, 3a5.s; and 100000 lbs. Porto
Rico, 3Sa4t.
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COASTWlSE.
Boston, Bark Helen Maria
Nackcrcl 80 brls, Il r Matthews Co; alcohol
10 do mdze 500 pkgs, sundry persons
Boston-Bdrk Zion.
NIackerel 400 brls, liquor 100 do, domcstics los
bales order; mdzc 209 pkgs, sundry consgnees; plas
ter 20 tons, master.
Boston-Brig Rodolph.
Russia hemp yarns 10 winches, cordage II coils;
Hooper & Chcscbrough; ginger 90 bags, Birckhead
4 Pearcc; mackere rs brls, satpetre 50 bags liquor
80 brls boots and shoes 200 cases, mdze 300 pkgs,
order; plaster 80 tons, master.
Boston-Brig Doper.
Hides 759 b Deford & Co; rum so brls, wine 10
ar csks, order; mdze 1900 pkgs sundry consignees.
Boston--Brig Union.
Hair IL bales, Johnson & Travcrs; bristles csk,
Garland & Cunningham mackerel 300 brls, rum 90
do warn % wuches, boots and shoes 600 cases, mdze
100 pkgs, sundry consignees,
Boston-Brig Ocean.
Wine % ar csks, NJ Bathurst & Son; coffee 100
bags currants % brls cloves 10 do, mdze 500 pkgs
sundry persons.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

We have received the Antigua Weekly Register,
of 18th Sept, politely forwarded by Messrs. ED
RIDGE & Co., Merchants which contains the follow
ing announcement:
The intelligence, that Her Majesty had sanctioned
the aforementioned Acts, was received by the last
packet
can Act to repeal the Imperial Duties collected
by the Customs Establishment
can Act to alter amend the Tariff Act"
can Act to repeal the Tonnage Duty Act"
The following is the
SCHEDULE OF DUTIES LEVIED UNDER THE
NEW TARIFF BILL.
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tobacco IFheat.-We are informed by persons
from different sections of Prince Georges and the
lower counties of this State, that much larger
quantity of Wheat has been put in the ground than
in former seasons. Many Planters intend TO curtal
their Tobacco land, 18th view Of lesscning this
crop.-Upper Marlboro md Gas. 18th inst.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-21

Thanksgiving in Maryland.-The Governor of
Mary and has issued a proclamation designating
Thursday, the Odd November next, to be observed
by the citizens of this State as day OF prayer and
Thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY COP for the numerous
blessings both civil and religious which they have
been permitted TO enjoy.
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IMPORTATIOWs AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Luerpool-Br. ship Fatima
Salt 1000 sacks Fine 349S do Common, Schacr *
Kuser.
Liper2ool-Ship Powhatan.
Salt 2O63 sacks Fine 1000 do Coarse and 200 tons
do in bulk A Brown & Sons; yellow metal | case,
mdze s bxs brl, w Graham s. Son; case, Rip
pclmcyer s, Graue; hardware do, Norris y Bro;
/ csk J Schultz; do, E Jenkins Son; do, Cort-
Ian & Co: | bX, J X Parkinson; cases, LentZ *
Flack mdzc csks, Cough & Rough; do, Boury
& Sons; . do, 7 NJ Kenzic; do, Turner & King
Lirerpool-Ship Rqritan
Salt 700 sacks Fine aud 81 ii do Common, pig iron
SO tons, Schacr & Kustcr; steel 10 cases, Albert
Bro earthcnware 80 crates, order.
Bremen-Brm. ship Christopher Columbus.
Bottles $50 hmnrs Brauns s FocIe; willows 307i
bdls, Deccke & Gcrdcs; mdzc II bales bX, Rip
pcImeyer & Graue: % do % brls Spiter & Albert;
10 bxs J Boury s. Sons; I do, Oclrchs & Lurman;
do, c Fischer & Co; do, Hack \ klaunburg 10
do. b Uhraub; 10 do, Kidd & White; do, Cortlan
& Co: do, L Weber & Co; 6 do, L Nlellor; do
Bcdcil & Pearce; do, Duhring 10 csks, d
Miller, jr, * Co.
Rotterdam ria Netc York-Ship Garonne.
Gin % pipes, ] F Strohm & Co; flower roots lC
bxs, b NJ Hodges; mdzc pkgs, Graf s Gorter;
milisoncs 90 Egerton Morris; gin 10 pipes, order
Nalaga-Sch. Mary Eleanor.
Wine 100 ar csks lemons 100 bxs, raisns rs csS:
1902 bxs gO04 hf do 1905 or do figs 80 bxs 30 drums
grapes 100 kegs 100 hf do, almonds 76 trails, Crosby
& Son.
Africa-Br. sch. Feaelid.
Oil l35 cslls, order.
Callao-Hinou brig imasis.
Guano 2l2 tons, S X George; bark seroon, Ro-
sengarten & Dennis, Philadelphia.
Port Spain, (Trin.)-Br. brig Sylph.
Hides st, J + Strohm s Co; specie 500 sove-
regns, & II r Tucker; old copper and compost
ton a lot, master.
Demardra- Brig Justina.
Ballast. Old iron tons, j Boadel.
G,lauanilld, Up. R.)-Brig Good Hope.
Sugar 07 hhds A brls, molasses 10 puns, plantain
$500, johnson & Travcrs.
Windsor, us -Br. brig Hebron
Plaster $50 tons, ii Mankin.
WIndsor, (N. S)-Brig Sir Brothers.
Plaster 100 tons, Garland * Cunningham.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car Acknowledgements
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore aud Holi-
day streets, Cup stairs,) to-day by O'Clock, at q
cts single or cts. each, for or more copies.
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EXCHANGE.-Sterli Bills sold for the steamer
of Wednesday, at SAG per cent prem, with limited
dcmand since, there are few enquiries making, and
it is difficult to effect sales at 5. Transactions on
and on Holland at 4On40t chiefly the latter, which
is an Improvement. Other Foreign, nominal We
quote follow:
Bills on London Gstcrl'g GOdays,S per ct. prem.
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2O,273 brls. 744 Inf. brls

20,273 brls. 744 nj. brls
Forming total of ,645 brls of Wheat Flour E ok
IL Of Flour and 1874 do and 80 puns. Indian Corn
Mcal-Of the Flour l4,3lS brls., and 400 do. Meal
were to England. . ,,., :;
FRUTT2There was arrival from Malaga IN
,b carly mart of the week. the first this season, and
,h caro-, as under was offered by auction on Tues
a. ,bc rnsult of which was as follows:
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7. HAVRE, Oct. 4.
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EXPORTS OF BRITISH PRODUCE.

The following table, which embraces the returns
lately made to the British Parliament, appears in a
late No. of the European Times:
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REVIEW OF T II E
BALTIMORE M ARkET ,
(ANp INCIDENTS CONNECTED THEREwlrH,)
Enr The Heck ending last eUenlng.

REMARKS.-The business of the week general
Nv has been on a somewhat limited scale, aud prices
Of neither domestic or foreign Produce indicate any
improvemcnt-but rather the reverse; as lar as re,
spects the former, however impetus was impaired
to its decline lat least the Breadstus portion OF 1t
the steamer Britannias advices at New York, which
were received here by telegraph on Tuesday, and
and the accounts since by the Niagara tclcgraphed
arrived at Boston on Thursday and put into crcula-
ton here Yesterday morning, will still tend farther
probably to reduce prices. The following are the
comparative rates on the 23d Sept ana ''h oc'''
laet
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Marscillcs $500 .....l 255
England, -.... 81
Stock on hand, 18th inst, 90 ,2Ss hhds.
WOOL,-The market continues inactive, and we
have only TO report sales Of about 10000 lbs. in lots,
including $500 lbs. unwashvd at cts. per h.. short
time; and the residue of tub and fleece washed COM
mon to blood at 25a2S cts, also on time.
FREIGHTS.-A bark is loading Provisions for
London supposed about 4)s per tom and this IS the
only Foreign engagement are advised OF. Rates
to the West ladies' about 50 cts. for dry bSls and
Coastwisc remain as follow:
To Boston-Coal, Sl.75; Flour % cts CornG cts.
&c Ports in Maine, Flour 27a3O cts. ..do.1dS .
&c New York, Coal 5O............ do. -
I" Providence, Flour 2Oa25 cts..... do 6d63 "
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh via Baltimore
and Susquchanna Railroad and Canal, are as follow,
viz:
Dry Goods sc. in bxs. per 100 lbs.,, Scots
Hardware, Drugs and Fruit, .......70 6
Coffee, ............. ...''''.:.'4o
Shad and Mackercl 900. ..............l.2o
THE NATIONAL ROAD
From Cumberland TO Wheeling per 100 lbs. i
60 TO Pittsburgh g 10
0l;;-Bettceen Baltimore and Cumberland, the rates
large will be found the first page of this paper
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc offerings at the drove
yards last Monday reached 400 head OF which 1000
taken by butchers and packers (the season for
general packing not yet commenccd,) and the resi-
due driven Eastwardy. The prices paid ranged
from to $2.s75, gross equivalent TO IA j. $50 per
100 lbs, net. Live Hogs have been selling at 81
1925.
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RAETEM % IL L:

SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1915.
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Liverpool Br. ship FatiHla.
Salt 1000 sacks Fine 349S do Common, Schacr &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02
EARLY YEARS.

Deep within our hearts Ia treasured
Up u spell Of early years,
Which, though halfliis'B span be measured,
Shall awake to smiles and tears!
Eyes shall beam that youth have gladdensd,
Childhood shall give up its STORE
What though now tho heart be saddcned,
Still the soul would look them DER.
Pleasant paths once more he %treading,
Where light tiny feet have trod-
And wers love and nature wedding.
Fills Us with Il sense ofG0d.
ChiIdrens's forms shall rise before tH.
Small soft hands be elasped in'ours,
Brighter skies be arehing DER us,
Will earth spreads her sweetest flowers.
Though there come too soon a waking.
In the f~ntIierej song4ters call
In the forest twtg's quick breaktng-
In the dry leafs sudden fall.
Sill we fial ourselves Il dreaming
Ot Tie pleasant days & Old,
! When WIS trusted outward seeming,
Nor believed lie heart gre" Grid!
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Story Of LettEce KnoIlys;
OR,
"1Ac Days Of GoOd queen Bess."
FaoM sHARrE'g LONDON nAoAztHE.

The story ofLettice knoIlys is OF univer
sal intercs,. Dear, reader, you need not
he ashamed to ask, Who was Lettice knoi.
IysF Such ii question will reflect no dis
cred t on your knowledge vi EngIl h history,
since it may be very good without 'nciu4-
ing the maiden names OF all The ladies IT
high degree who are in any way c0nnect.
ed with state personages. Yet was Lettuce
knoly5 IA very remarkable individual. 1O
begin with t.e most important oi all things
in il womau-beauty, LettIce had tar mo e
than the ordinary allowance Ut that eVancs-
cent but powerful commodity. she was
transcendentIy beaullIut; 'hais, enfiu,
dune heautG dc tous les anges ct de t0us
les diabIcs.' Oh Tor Il stgtt Vt that iAi'
Le'ticea knoIiys we would sacrifice, yea,
make ii b.nfire VI ali the books ot beaoty
we are acquainted with. Lettice knoIIys
(tlle name should be pronounced a. It spelt
WITHOUT the ~ was The hrst cousin Of Queen
| Elizabeth, aud The wife vi Walter Dever.
eux, tIrst Earl Ot Essex. Som after she
became Countess OF ESSEX, she attract d
The attention ol the Ear Of Leicester, who
wun the love Of her excltablc and sotne-
what t. lvOlous nature, AMI led her init
crime. She was uniaitbful 10 her noble
minded husband, whose lite she made
wretchcd, and whose death she was popu-
,arly believed to have COZ trtved, la C0n-
junction with The abandoned Leicester
but Of thai crtme at least she seems 10 Lave
been gulEless, since it Is pretty certain
Leicester achieved il without her connI
vance. Two yeas alter the deal OF tht
unfortunate Esscx, Leicester married il
widow, who retained her Inh"cnce owe.
the royal iavOrlte till bis de atb. Mr.
Lralk shows thai the z OuHdwoIk upor
which Scott glorious bcti.u ii kenil.
worth is hui /, Is made W III a~isachroni,m
and misrepresentation vi tact. Amy Rob
sart wa not II poor knights daughter, b,l
an h]eIress, AND OF d distinguished family
Amy Rob,art never was Countess OF Lei
ceater at aII, since she was dead befor
her husband was created Earl of Leicester
they were moi married in secret, tor fla
.. Inc sen-eance Of the JEALOUS lion.pria
crss ; sor tuey wee married eight year
before she came To the thro.e, AID in ih
presence Ut Tue wlloir OF he cou t al Sheen
as The poor J Jug kmg howard has re-
CORDED III his Journal. she was not muir
desed by her husbands o der wihin
year alter their marrlag . but ten years al
Ter. Mr.. eraik publishes an original lei
ter which be- has discovered, written b
this most injured and tou.ly murdered wo
man, The Lady Robert Dudley =; it is an in
terestlag document, Though II is only u lie
ter OF business. IL ovettnrows IA ; lor
mer i'd a. 10 hear OF Amy Robsart wri,in
a lrtter about the sail Of some sheep Oh OH
oiuer estates but It Is here, III black Il
waite, aud proved sal staetoFily IL he grt
uine. Ihts letter shoas t4at AM was
icaptsai nsa4geE aat uads sstao4 busIaes
a. vs.l ~ t!4t $40 was 3 aut..4. aud ale,
donate wtts.
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LOSING A SEAT IN CONGRESS

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

ABSENCE or M1xD.-Wo Jaw a veneer
able looking cow eating pine saw dlf
under the impression that ii was brAn. 5h
didn't find ont her mistake till night, was
it was found th1s she give ~lurpeatiaa int.
lead of miIk.-scisnt5c American.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

HAS removed his office to M. Eherlurne 6 Brich
Building. on Laurel Street, near the store Of Eugene
Lanotte. The same lately occupied by u. d. Avery
Eco.
July T-92,