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Seminary Education Young Ladies'.
street, 6etlceen 10th and nth streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
vJNHE Principal Of this institutions Miss CARROLL, hay
ing selected the position above ndicaed will be
prepared receive pupils Monday next the 4h o Sep
tember.
All the departments OF English, Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages
Music, Drawing. and Painting, Nc will bs provided with
competent and accomplished instructors.
Miss Carroll will bestow unremited personal attention in
the instruction Of her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experience and the nstu
ton will have the supervision of her father Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, resident Of this city.
The conditions of admttance which will be moderate,
of study &c. will be found in her prospectus, and
any further information furnished by early application
the institution the LIST Of September at her present
residence, G street, between ~ and 9th streets.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, u. S. Senate.
Hon. James A. Pearce, u. s. Senate.
Rev. DIR. Laurie, Washington.
Rev. X. II. Gurey, do
Rev. DIR. VIM. s. Pumer Baltimore, Md
Rev. DIR. S. w. Green, do
Rev. DIR. breckenridge Kentucky.
Rev. DIR. Thornwell, South Carolina
Rev. DIR. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey
Rev. DIR. Campbell, Albany, New York.
Hon J. w. Crisfield, Maryland
Hon. j. G.. Chapman, do
Aug. 30-dtf
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]. Y. Mason, Sec'y of Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
d. r. ATcHIsoN, (M;s.o,,.
THos. II. BENroa, ''
SIDNEY BREEsE. Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, AZ;
n. S. FooTE, ~
REvERDY JOHNSON, Md,
II. JOHNSON, Louisiana,
JOHN A. DIX, New York,
+. A. HANNEeAN, Indiana,
T THn. ij J. Rusx, Texas,
JACOB w. MILLER, N. Jersey
j. ID. WEsTCoTT, jr., Florida
j. II. UNDERwooD, Kentucky
United States senators
THOMAS CHILDs,
Brig. Gen. U. s. 4
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig. Gen. u. s. Il
w. 8. HARVEY,
Col. I'd Dragons, U. s. n
BENZ. F. LARNED,
Acf'g Paym'ter Gen. U. S. n
w. 8. PARROT.
Late U. s. Sec. Of legation
to Merico
G. H. CRosMAN,
Major and q. M. U. s. n.
July l3-3tdN2aw3m
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THE MAMMOTH LOTTERYI

1000 dollars.
$4,000, 1000, $20, 900, 100 prizes of $1,000.
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titled to all over 1921 net that may be drawn by the
iwenysx tickets named therein Certificates OF halves
quarters, and eghths in proportion
This scheme is of the most splendid ever drawn in
the United States, and is we'll worthy oil The attention Of
adventurcrs.
Orders tickets and shares and cecates Of packages
in the splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
attention. and an account of the drawing will be i'm
m ediaely after il is over all who order from
Address J. " G. MAURY, Agents,
Aug 2-d&cf Alexandra, Virginia.
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j. W. MAURY AZ CO., Managers.

PRlcE or Tlckgrs-Whoes, $40 halves, $40; quarters
SIS; eighths, 81 80.
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery be
had as follows.
oeric ate of package of 26 whole tickets, $40 %
DO do ~ half do l35 90
Do do ~ quarter do 67 %
Do do rs eighth do SsT
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The holder OF certificate Of package of wholes is cn-
tied to all over $i nett that may be drawn by the twenty
six tickets named therein Certificates OF halves quarters,
and eighths in proportion.
This scheme is ono of the splendid drawn IN
the United States, and is well worthy Of the attention oil adj
venturers.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates package.
In the above splendid lottery will receive the most pom
attention, and official account of the drawing will DO
SENT Immediately after it is over, to all who order from
us. Address, j. d G. MAURY,
Sep l7--dNcwif Agents., Alexandra, Va
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Commissioner of the General Land Office
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THE annual of lectures will commence the
first Monday in November and continue until the Isl
of April,
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PRICE
Wholes S20-Halves $l0-Quarters S5-Eighths 50 3D.
had follows
certificate OF package OF rs whole tickets $40 90
DO DO 30 Is Is half DO l s,S
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FIRST PREMIUM An
- GLEsEA LEG.-Introduced into the

Austin, Texas, May Is, 1873.
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Sept. 5--eotlNov.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14

We invite to cur shores the children of labor and the
yoars s Of liberty from every cS by nVa1S gu,
OF free institutions; receive accessiops TO our terri
tory entire States and consent to their sd'sson into
our glorious Uoionlunde the impression that the
largement Of national boundary but another
for extension Of the area Of freedom this bs
abode OF slavery good faith demands that tho deuon
should be acknowledged We have acted upon tho be-
provision for the adoption of every that might
become necessary to secure the true happiness OF all tho
people that should seek shelter under the institutions
to which our glorious revolution gave birth.
Amongst the FIRST and greatest ofthese Il tho securing
70 tho white aborer home and hoRorable station In
all tt free territories that the United States may pos
sass or acquire To do this bolievs " Indispensable
that black slaves shall BIO excluded thereirom snd we
eutersin doubt that this object be properly and
constuonally effected In the mode we have Instructed
our Senators requg sted representatives to pur
sue We well conceive that honest men may have
object BY attaching proviso bill approprsting
ney the purchase Of territory or by Its insertion Ia
treaty by which such purchase was effected They
might suppose that In either OF these modes the great
object of extending territory would be embarrassed
whilst the greater object Of extending freedom could be
otherwise secured We know, too, that thus
furnished to the fsisshearted men OF the North who
operated upon BY federal patronage and ctous
which, without directly meeting the great question Of
freedom itee they might shelter themselves by the
ence that the provision was an ahssrsc
ton bsoause territory might not be acquired, and
the other unsttainabe because treaty con-
tanning could secure ratification We thereiors,
well bppfeolhte INC conCuttory uspos'tiou
ced the democrats assembled at Herkimsr go far TO
modify their position on this sub so simply TO in
sst upon guaranty that the territory ofths Uniseu
states then free should remsin until its Inhabitants
formed State constitution for themselves; leaving 20
such inhabitants entire liberty at such time 20 cho0so
freedom slavery This mpronss was indicative OF tne
forbearsnoe which has always einenty characterized
the conduct of democrats who are ever tolerant OF an
honest difference opinion and who never leopard the
noble ends they pursus by eteinnss' III
regard to details not essential to their success
The question meets US in practical form
Oregon has remained for years without territorial
govsrnmsnt and IL people petition Congress Tor this
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Received HAT d. rlistFc lhal H. Ne.
marfarv az In latnF II r&lrtdlns s'atttt g,
81 # lrrIa-tusaang as sHisls nrr. Is Eran'-
81 in ls.ssl.aatl. an1 llaa.y whs .,lls,i- Il
kaer nfa Il a Es. and ~ ~ meaas q.
iesa u il lsel aise 4 j. lhes
Rsssa,ed. That ihe only Iirkel nnw ~
Eafr he pallir. ahirh ran nasamand lie
snpl,orl sf The Eral friends ~ FIRE sail. l.
.shsi whirh hsaEs The name n Lewis Cas-
and William %. Ruiler. - il has not llr
name af > Shareholder an Il. mr. that az
any man interested in rillasE liar perprlu.
aiion srexirnsian al sla,rIy..
Al auath = InrTaing Il llr saR'e Party. h#il u
Nilar4nrs n he saHne sisir. he fallsnihg rrsa-
lutiams were adqsed;
Resolved. That re raulially respond
~ lhr n..nanalions made n the Baltimore
Convention in Mar last. and Isjnire Illa,
NE have heen presented wish .Erh illus.
lri"us names n l'ass snd Butler.
Res'.lsesl. That NJ arr opposed 10 lie
exIrnsion of slaae cry iHio any new lerrila.
~ Il Ihs uniird STATES. ~ IL would he
lranshi With great evil noI only where
slavery is eNIendrt, but 10 he Kh,se IA.
tInn.
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a Visit to Gen. Taylor's Family. =

We are Ierinitted To make the f0iliwing
extract Of letter from young lady nov
travelling in the South for the benef, Of
her health. to her friends in New Haven.
She is the daughter Of clergyman, from
whom we have permission To copy from
The letter the following paragraph, which,
though SHIRT, may Re Of interest TO some
Of our lady readt RS as well as I" others.
- N-tr H1rtn Pdhiadium,
While in Baton Rouge J was intro
duced to General Taylor, lady and daugh::
ter. We called at his residence. and were
introduced by Col. Stuart. The old Ge-
neral was very s"ciahIe. polite an agreea.
BILE. Mrs. Taylor is plain. agreeable
lady. but apparently Of rather delicate
health. She is quite avcrse 10 going 10 the
" White House," and says she hopes the
General will be defeated yet. His daugh-
ter Betty is a very pretty. interesting
young lady. We saw the curiosiries Of
the plare-among other things, a n,i.nbrr
of cannon. just returned from Mrxico-
also the old coat in which Gen. Taylor
was sIiot-saw the bullet holes; he said
he had slept many nights in it; also his
Mexican hat. a white one, with b.im at
least half a yard wide. This he wears
constantly. and it is a good protection
against the san and rain. We also saw n
splendid sword which he had Just recciv-
ed from Kentucky. was quite pleased
with my visit
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The Snb-Treasury.-T RItoon Of
yesterday has long icle in laudu,ion Of the
sub-Trasury. lie makes very pretty story,
bu! the misfortune is thai il is only fancy skrtch;
the following. which is copied from the New
York Courier and Enquirer, will give some in-
sight into its operations in the every day occur
rcnces Of real life:
1.-The absurlily Of The Subircasury sys-
TEN is d,ily Witnessed in the cariing from
the banks Ia the custom. house and bark
AMIN the i,Icniih dollars and quarter Dbl
lars and DIM which are paid out at the
banks 10 their customers. The loss oi
time and the labor and expense of this en-
trannlinary and unnecessary movement nf
sperie falls heavily upon our merchants.
Frequently clerk is obliged 10 sand spve.
raj hours in order Ia pay his duties, and
must. when his turn is rome. wait until
the gold and silver Is counted out piece
by piece. by the Snbireasurer ar one Of
his clerks. II perchance one or more of
these pieces should moi be American coin,
he is sent back Ia replare them. aud mus,
again wait his turn ere he can conclude
his business. So. in The ease of the paw
ment IT The semi-nnnual interest on the
public debt, are the drafts on the Trcasu.
~. We have known old gentlemen who
were obliged to wait at the time of the
payment Of the six months interest srve.
raj hours; and we know of a Ease where
one who was entitled To Ilir,y.fvr dollars
hall yearly OH his stock. was Obliged 1"
stand three hours befte he could receive
his money.
Besides the individual injury il in.
flcls. it is Of more serious injury to the
money market. At This time The pay.
ments TO the custom. house for duties are
large. bu, the payments by the Govern,
are slow. and the accumulation of nearly
three millions Of doIIors. mnsi Of il taken
from the banks. is very serinus and alarm.
ing evidence Of the power OF the system
10 d" evil.
The money market is contracted in
consequence. and the stocks Of the United
States fall under the pressure"
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Nuts for Iocofoco Editors.

Our Southern I.ocofoco Editors and Politicians
are iahonHg hard to induce belief that General
Tay lor has two faces and that Mr.. Fillmore Is an
AhoItionist; all which is done to divert the PEG.
pie from too close inquiry into the equivocal po-
sion of their own candidates. They loudly re-.
peat the assertion that Cas- and Butler are sound
on the slavery question, and that under their nd.
ministration the institutions of the South are sa c
But what say the Democratic leaders a, tile North,
Read their answer. AT late Cas- and Butler
ner'ing held Mt Concord, Massachusetts, the fol.
owing resolutions were adopted:
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Ia our pspcr today viii be found Mr. wad-
drlI's rrly 10 the sdircss Of Capt. Berry. PuL-
lishci last week. Mr.. Msdlcll's iliends will. w
are sure. he much gra,iicd with the plain and
satisfactory m.nner in which he has explained
and justified his position.
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QUALIFICATIONS OF GEN. TAYLOR.
Being an EEtrprf from Hon. hr. ChoQfs Id
dress ot Worchesfer, Mass.

DetHg al IsJtTGrf FROM non. 4HF. JHOLtS -1u-
dress ot Worchesfer, NUS.
Now, Mr.. President. beg 10 say sin
gle word in this hurried and desutory
manner. without arrangement and without
preparation. OH another topic, aud that is,
The personal qualifications of Gen. Iachs-
~ Taylor for that great "iiire I" whirh we
propose To carry him. felt it incumbent
upon me. when that nomination was made,
To study The suffice, 10 the best If my abb
lity-l will not say reluctant or Incredu-
luns, hut with The best lights to study that
practical suhjcc.-and now avow my be-
lief. i, signifies nothing, bu, am proud TO
unite with you in the avowal of tina, belief
tina, in his mere personal qualifications.
believe we have the guarantee of an adj
minls,raiion a. honest, quiet and national
AS thai which has east such a glory upon
tie unappr"achabIe name of WASHING
roN. tAppIause.) ." -"
Sir, 10 say that Gen. Zachary Taylor
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TcNas.-A correspondent Of the Southern
Presbyterian, writing from Houston, gives IA.
vorable account Of the hourishing condition Of
the cotton aud sugar crops, the season having
been especially fair for securing the cotton.
Throughout the whole stale 50 favorable sSas"n
for health had no, bern enjoyed for many years.
OF the moral condition Of the country the writer
says:
Several interesting rcvivals have Recently &C.
euncd in various parts Of the state. The IVES,
has heen peculiarly favored in this respect. Rev.
Daniel Baker has been operating with his usual
~'' s-s.s.'~'.,-y 800 -s.s~-. -. the i..sns al
l.a'aca. Indian Point, Victoria, and their yicini.
ties. Quite number have lcen added to the
churches in that region. 4 minister has recently
heen sen, to take charge Of the Presbyterian
church al Victoria"
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T. Worth of Democratic Pledges.--

Gen. Cass is pledged 10 veto the v iIm0i
Proviso." Dcm9 ratio address.
Mr.. Polk was pledged 10 do the same
shing-and yet on the irh ult. he signed
a Wllmo! proviso bill!
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STATE ELECTIONS.

t:eorgia.-The election in Georgia took
rlarr on Monday the "a instant That state
elects eight representatives % congress. The
Wings have elected four. sn: Thomas ButleT
King. Allen r. Owen. Alexander II. Stephens,
and Robert TOomhs. The Democrats have elect
cd two, Thomas G. Harkelt. aud Howell Cobb.
Two districts are yet to hear from. Tie state Is
pronounced safe for Taylor and Fillmore.
FI0rida.-The election in Florida took
lace on the same DAY. No definite intelligence
has been received. but il seems To be cOncrde.l
that the state has gone for the Wings.
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Correspondence b'fween HE n. York Ciq Wing
EEseaiire Commiffee and Henry Clay.

The following correspondence is pub
lishri by The committee therein named:
New York, September Is, 1918.
DEAR Sin: The Undersigned, members
Of the Executive Committee Of the Dem
ocralic Wing General Committee Of the
city and county Of New York. have heen
specially Gepu,ed by that body To address
YOU i'm their behalf on the snhiec, Of the
use which has lately been made Of your
name in this CITY. and several Of the coun-
lies or this State, as a candidate 10 he sup
ported al the ensuing Presidential election.
Ynu must be aware that up to The tim"
Of the Convention at Philadelphia the
grpa, body Of the Wing party in This state
were Of opinion that the interests of that
party would he best supported, their prin-
ciples mos, successfully sustained, and The
public gund in the highes, degree promo
ted. bv your nomination "a candidate
for. and ynur election to, the Office of Pre-
siIen, of the United States; their O. le-
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FOR PRESIDENT.
Cen. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
H. or LoTIsIaSA.
FOR yIcR-PREsIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEw YORk.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

EIrrliOn thursday, IIh Of sOTrmhcr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22

tbpae approaching wofnahHdod, as IL is caloii.
lated ID assist nature, by qtiekening the blBed
And ntleatating tile SYSTEM Endaed, this me-
define Ii invaluable fot MI lie diseases "
which women are subistt.
II braces The whsle system, fene'Fa paffla-
hettlt the natural pHef giess lily renewing
The iapafities If tie bUdy-nub 90 Tar siltntila.
tho the 81 stem as 10 produce . subsequent
relaxation. liich ID the east 0 most medicines
tabna Fnt female weakness anil disease.
sGHUFULA CURED.
This Certificate foiitlasivety proves taat
this safsapafilla hay perfect e,ntfol ovtf The
mpst ptsti atn lis asses Of tlE blood. fhree
pstsepH cured in 1ie house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
Dr.. T~tgtBnssnd-nBaf air ! have The Plea
ne 10 irflfn YOU that three " ttg children
have been cured If The scr ftln by the .ise oi
yduf excel cit ned clue. They were afflicted
}}ety no ere Y with bed 81 res have taken ONLY
+ NJ tpittaa II tbuh them awaft lbi which
feel myself under deep iiliFatirtt
Yours. res Beffluliy.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, lDB WUoster-st.
Nss York, March ! 1877.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
anNnRtEH-

BUNDHIB5.
In store and for sale by BEAL Ii SOW.
100 Haffeis flour. Ohio and ST L0uisj
100 do Hest rand feBtifed whisky:
10 do do AIM Brandy and Gin:
/ Cask CouniaG Bfandyy
D Hatrels pure white Viheg +
20 boxes Saint tulish Clafat;
1000 LBS Hams, &li0ulders and sidesj
~ Sacks Havana aud Rio Coffee;
8 Hogsheads Brown Sugars
4 Boxes best white Havana do;
30 Kegs western Butter;
40 BARRELS UhtiCs Cheese:
100 boxes Cincinnati and Boston Soap.
q Gross MasBns Challenge Blat king,
30 do w. A. Clafk ks Matches.
10 doz Water Buckets. (Cedar4 pineJ
10 nests Cedar Tubs and Keeiefs,
100 willow D skets, ass6 ted sizes!
1000 lbs best MANILA Rope:
10 Heatns wrapping paper;
3 Gross highlander playing Cards:
do cotton and wool do:
30 Sucks drop shot;
% packages Ddpohts Gubpbs4def;
10000 Percussion Cans
% boxes Virginia and Kentucky To
hatt6;
10000 Common Cigars;
10000 G1rks.
80 Kegs assorted Boston Nails;
5000 lbs Hollow Ware;
10000 stone pipe Heads;
~ d8s cut and pressed THmbiefs.
10 do do do DPeaniers.
80 do Hemp and Grass fish lines!
1000 Assorted sizes fish Hooks.
Also Indigo, starch, Mustard, Nutmags,
soap, Olive Oil, Bittefs, assorted Teas
which we offer at the lowest market pr
Aug. 2t-9g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DIR. TowUsend's sarsanArilla is a sovereigr
and speedy cure for Recipient Consumption,
RarrenneSs, heWcorrhB or Whites, obstrne.
g. OF difficult MenstruatoH, lncontinenee of
Urine, or involuntary dis eharge thereof. and
Tor the general praStra'ion OF the System, no
matter whether the re ult at juheren, cause,
or produced BY irregularify, illness or acci-
dent.
Nothing can be more surprising than its tn-
MIGRATING elf'ctS on the human frame. Per-
sons, all weakness and lasFitade, from taking
il, at ouee become robust and tnll Of energy
under IT, influences II Immediately counter
acts the norvelessneSs of the female frame,
which Is the great cause II barfenncss.
II VIII not be expected # us, in cases of so
pelicaIe a nature, to exhibit certificates OF
cures performed, hut we can assure the Attic
It'd, that hundreds Of cases have been reported
TO Us Several cases where; families have been
without children, after using a few BOTTLES of
this invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring.
Dr.. TopBScn9-My wife heing greatly dis
tressed hv weakness and; General Debility,
and suffering continually by pain and a SEN
satioa Of bearing down, falling Of the womb
and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where your medicine. has effected great
cures. and also nearing it recommended for
such cases as | have desetbed, / obtained a
bottle of your Extract Of sarsapsrilla, and fol-
lowed the directions you gave me. In a short
period il rem wed her complaints, and resfor-
ca her health. Being grateful for The benefits
she received, | tlke pleasure IN thus acknawl-
edsinr it, and recommending i to the public.
NJ ID MOORE,
Cor Grand and Lydius-sls.
Albany, Aug. IL, 1874,
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N%HOTlCE.zD

Ill : @A M AsT III
= III LANoUh, having made
arrangements with an importer IN New Or.
leans, w6tld announce to HE friends and the
public in general. that he will keen constant.
" on hand a complete assortment of The feI=
lowing articles, Warranted and Of he best
quality.
Claret in boxes, Bottles
and halfb ottles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gal
lon or bottle,
Tenerife do do
Port Wine in bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
French Cordials, assorted,
Claret by the demijohn or
bottle,
Marseilles Wine do
Wye Whiskey,
sardines, olives, capers, OIL
i've oil, absinth, ketChup, bos-
ton soap No |, imperial tea,
&c.
Also an assortment Of cfoekery and glass
sare, letter AM f1olscap paper, quilts, steel
pens, ink besides a great many other atii-
rlEs 100 tedious 10 mention all Df which is
offered at The lowest prices for CASH.
~ Planters and others Wishing 10 receive
Ciafet IN casks or anV Of The above named ar
tieles, direct from New Orleans and have
them landed at their residences. can leave
their orders with me and may resi- assured
that they will be attended to with the great
est punCtnalitY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

40 JEW ELRY.
JUST received, q fine assortment Of 1ewrlry
consisting III part Of the following
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear handkerchief and Key Rings.
Ladies' and Gentlemrn's Breastpi1s.
Scarf Ribof and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips SlapB and Slides,
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet CLASPS.
Lorkets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thinbles.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold. Silver and Steel SpeetacIes.
stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights,
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
Curls.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully ipvi.
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door to Phil.
a. Lanoue. G.. G., FUTILE,
Feb -. No. .. ls4T.