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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
REDUCED PRICES,

and we particularly solicit a cali from the ladies and
gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, who may be
Ia want Of any articles in Our line. all we ask is to
come and judge for yourselves, F" before going else
where.
SANGER. HISS 1. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

CAsrlLE Soar. tot sale by
a4 +. JoURpAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
SHTRTSl SHIRTS II

Thclatest style. well made and alan Mt low prices.
Gent Liale Thread undershirta, Linen Drawers
all kinda Of Socks, for ealo at.
april l5--Il. r.. RoEaEL g. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
q. w. MCLEAN.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUP~
TVRE, AND DROpST'

NetD YORK, july %, lB4G.
Dr.. Toiguspnd Dear Sir-H ewite has
been afflicted with a disease of the heart, aud
with a te rIble Rupture for over fifteen yeare,
the greater pat ufthe tiiue. She has bera
trnnh ed with rIi0rtness Of breath and great
n,tte,tnu of the heart, which has been very
distressing, and has frequently been unable to
leave her bed. The rupture was very largo
and severe. She tried almost every remrfy
far anch caaep with but little benefit, When
abe had taken but three bottles OF your pscrl
lent medicine. she was entirely re ieved ct Tire
disease Of the heart. aud the rupture has al.
most entire Disappeared.
Nhn has also had the dropzy, and was very
much swollen. We had no idea that she could
be 80 benefited, as she had such a complication
nf digpa4nR, But il has, AZ strange as 1t may
appear. relieved her ofthe dropsy, ! am aware
that tlis statement IL so strange az to appear
almost like fttinn,hrt it Il, nevertheless. aobpf
rean tty, Your Rarsaparil)a Ia certainly q val
liable medicine. and should he used by eVn!y
Que that is suffering "a we have been. II any
diebelieve this account, they area liberty.to
| call at my house aud have ocular deunonstSa-
ton. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM Tow-ER, M. | Janps-st.
priucipat Office, 1919 Fulton street, Faln
Building. N. Y. Redding II Co. 3 state street
Boston. Drutt Il sons, 1872 North I'd street,
PHILADELPHIA. s. s. lIame. Dru gist, Bait.
more. p. NJ. Cohen, CharIo.ton. Wright u
Co... 15l Charities e'reet, N. o. 100 sohttl
pcprlstrcct. Albany, and by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally through.
ont tho United States, West Indies and the
Cana, az.
AaENr ron BARON RoueE bh.
HUGH r. WADDlLL,
Who keeps constantly on hand a ~spletdt
4 assortment Of Drugg and Medicines, rich pet
fumery. and all cflhe Patent medicines OF the
day. Sc, &C. al Of which will be sold at The
lowest cash prices.
nyr ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
SANGER, HESS & Co.
BRUSHES.

HAIR, Hat, Cloth, Powder. Tooth, Shaving
ani Nail Brushes. For Fale by
{. @. TURTLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
NEW SpRING GnnnS

JUST received a large and beautiful assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in part, Of Bar.
eyes. Organizes, Tarletons, French Muslina, Artifici.
ais, Perfumery, &c, &c. Which will be cold at the
lowest possible rates at the T" one price c~ashFstore of
Feb. 1873 JOSEPH WETRLAR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
SANGER, HISS & Co.
FRESH ARRIVALS

A splendid aud large assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Goods. which viii be sold Cheap for. Cash; no
deviation from first price ASKED.
april ISL. l. RoEGEt, g. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

BEAL Il SON
Have just received the following articles
which they viii dispose Of at reasonable prices
2h doz plain aud fancy Broofns
3 do patent rolling pins
$50 lbs washing (saD sod"
$50 do saloratts
800 do spice
BOO do Pepper (blaek)
| case ]stdurltops wine bitters
/ do essence peppermint
! do olive oil
CUTLERY.
60 doz. assorted table and pocket knives
for sale.
BEAL and Son,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
AsBURY REGAR,

ASBURY REGAR,
PAINTER, GLAzIER AND PAPER LANCER.
Begs to acqnaint his friends and the public, that
he continues to occupy the premises, lately Of MORT
son and Regar. on Lafayette Street. adjoining the
store Of Mr. John Hnguet, where be will be glad to
receive all orders in his line. which he can assure
them will Be executed with punctuality and despatch
on moderate terms.
R4ssa Rouge Juaa q. 1854
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
New Cash Store.
JOSEPH WETZLAR'S ONE PRICE
Cash Store. Vs.

A call from all, who are in want Of Dry
Goods or Clothing Is respectfully solicited,
as the SIT ck If goods Is an entire fresh one
and will be offered at very low rates for CASH,
and il will be an advantage 10 every one 10
call before purchasing elsewhere.
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Can also be had at a very low price bv
calling At The Is, ne price" Cash Store Of
Nov. 25th-4J JOS. WETHLAR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

SUGAR-A prime article, for sale by
he hogshead or barrel
BEAL & Son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

RIO JANEiRo, Feb &c ullnsss has been the prevail
ing feature since report the 7th ut. American
costons continue depressed with almost nothing doing
Csndles-Moderae inquiry for sperm and composition,
but tsllow remain Of slow sale Cofee oagging IN fair
request at steady rates. Cordage-Former quotations
for Russian and coir firmly maintained Msntla scarce
and wanted Four-With more bera supplies after the
OATH the market became qus but holders having con-
tinusd fsm business Ia again doug freely Richmond
2lt 23; Baltimore ls Philadelphia MI l9l; Column
bia Mills Stock lst inst SO SIG oeis Of which 10 4e9
ing OF 3400 bbls Haxsl 900 Gallsgo $50 Columbia Mills
1875 Trieste old steam mills (held or for 24) 1894 Bal
timore and 1900 Philadelphia. Lumber-The arrivals OF
American to some extent but without altering he value
ProvisionsButtcr is again better bat hams and lard
abundant and easier to buy Mess beef in re-
quest at very full rates. small parcel Of fair quality
fish imported via Baltimore brought III 800 per tuo
but this rate is no criterion OF the maskss wnlon ie
ed. Sa,lcoth omnay ss last quoted with very IL
mted demand except for hsss descriptions Of nsrrow
supplied by American cotton duck, which is daily
coming more into Salt continues to enhance In
reis for Cadz stee~Miian In tolerable demand 2on
per a. Tess-Rather inquiry for best hycon, but
can Sy Su mo- Suve WDs
Suitable parcels Of Lisbon have been parted with on
better terms, all other sorts exceedingly dull Coffee
The transactions since our isst have been to fair ave-
rags extent. Superior and Rrss sre again somewhat
higher, hut other qualities remain stationary -
frsts 9n70u 9NsOC first ordinary 25OO 255O second
good 2N4OO 2l 450 second ordlnory a2NaoO. Sales
this month 80 900 bags shipments stock 6ono0
Exported in January l23 6a2 bags and bbls of which
1900 to Mobile $40 ~ New Orleans, SAIL to New York,
to Oporto 6OOl Phladephi 1860 10 Sstia 10 900
TO Stockholm 1880 to Trieste. Sugsr-Exclusive Of q
few small lots the River Plate Portugal the sales
restricted purchases for consumption at 2s00
for whites and 1900 I'll for browns-24s lOi 25s Sd
and It's ID les ger o~t on board The quantity On
hand il about 27OO cases Jides Sales since our last
barely 900 Rio rsude at las 100 aud AZ 600 River
at 1870 1875 per ID Oh board, lsavDg 10 stock
about $40 600. Freights hove ruled DINGHY dull
quotations Of ASS sos for the North OF EUROPE
and the francs for Havre, ond 20 sos
for the United States be considered entirely nomi-
nal. Exchanxc-Ths rate on London has receded to
aka, and may 20 lower. Sp'c!e Spanish doubloons
2sN5OO 2onOOO patriots 800 2ssOO Spanish dol
lars 1910 = 1880 and patrols ln7SD " llS9O Zach
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MARIkE IS ELSEWk.lsE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE March sl-SC0o Ma yland Deferred &c, TAX;
$1,000 do 72 $1,000 do 7sx; $1,000 d. 72; $1,000 90 72
do, 93 $500 d., 10 shs Baltimore aud Ohio abroad
TO- Ion time 49, 10 co sS 30 susqaehanna Railroad, az;
IS Ressrs,owu Koed 5% 20 do 3H 20 do 5. Exchange
Sterling bills are dull ats 9 per cent premium
PHILApvLPHrA; April i;-Ffst Board1a5 Girs,d Bank,
road 6 77 20 Commercial Bank. az; 1900 Loan g.,
81, 1885, 500 Treasury Notes lol 1850 State S. 731s
iels talE ss; 100 Sch avs tA gGer Sales 90
100 nank 81; Girsrd Bank, ~ Second Board 500
Back M After Sales -ic7 90 State SIS, 80; 2O00 do 1919
Grard Bank, 16 5000 3 Tr'ss Notes 6s ioiH; 1000
Loan 6s 81 1903; Ches Del Canal, 65 Mechs Sank,
265s; % do 26k
BosroN Ma, oh 81 l8is-Brokers Board-5l shs Reading
RR Isk so do do lsX 50 do do 49, 50 do 1874 1876 do
Colony RR. s2 90 DO Ea., so,ton Go yjdends No
u, 1854 so do Norwich Worcesier Rh, .54 $4,000 Read
RR Bonds 80, 10; 1000 d, 80 bic s.: 1000 do go 1T
d. do ls 300 do do b. 1sX 10 do We.tern mr. b3o Oi
Is do East Boston Co, $50, IA; so do do b30, l4h.
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for speculation, the het VIII be seen by the next
.Arsheu.s return and for that fssscn We have left the
aud Baltimore, pretty much oil the Kentucky tobacco
has been bought up IL Is not likely, however, that
ss both governments always purchased new tobacco
purchasers for export cond probably have done
better IN NOW oresns II the french ', ns,iSn' undsr
the manufacture of tobacco, seaars &c free. It Is not
likely that any house would be willing speculate free
hand the purchases made arc Of such a description
ss answers only for home consumption, the greater
us arc onr pps.sn. Jugs
ordinary heavy shipping Az 5X c; smoking Az O;
middlipg, SAGE; fns cot OK 10 c; segxrs lak O;
by list Of prices that hare actually advanced
from to per ID on ordinary to ns All other kinds
of tabacco continue to languish.
WcoL-Ths demand continues active. (msstIy for
foregn) and the ssles sir last fol!
lows:-300 bales washed and unws,hed Buencs Ayrss,
81; 80 do washed Cordovo; 20 do uuwashed st Nicho
as and 100 smyrna, all private In fleece and
PULLED there is not much doing
WHALEBoNE- Ne change was noticed.
WHrsKxY-sales made at 25c.
FREloHrs-20 900 bushels Of corn were engaged for
Liver3ool ut 4J Ia sacks and another lot in bulk was
engaged at bd. For cotton, to the same port Xd q
5-l6 asked. To London, heavy goods were en-
gagged 30s Cotton Was engaged to glasgow, private
terms. To Havre rates continued nominal.
TEAS AT AUcTIoS.-Imported la the ship Sea Witch
Terms, notes at months-Hyson-2s chests ct 69,so
par l.; 80 do 40; 81 do 30K. Young Tyson at
50 do 6sK 50 double DO sa,s 10 half ches. S. 10 DO
S5H; IS do, So s69 do, 6a1s 2O4 do 54 l2i do b 80
do 49, III do AK; sa5 do, All 32 do 4oK; 4so do 4o
siK llO do, al ls4 do 80; 81 do %; 1872 do 49, I6l
do, withdrawn. Gunpowder 81 cs, 81 IL 10 hf chests
10; lis do, rs; so catty boxes 6lh 229 do. with.
drawn. Imperial % cases. 95 10 half chests, SSH AZ
do 67 80 do 661 10 do 90; 80 do GAN; SO do 90; Sc
eatty boxes Ss aisdo' Tilhdrswn TSankay-i2l hsl
ao 2sh; lisa do %; 30 half DO 27 60 chests. 26K sc
half do 2o; 26 chests %; % Co. 81; lO3 do 23h; "a
and l33 half do, Withdrawn. Ningyong souchong-lt
half chesr 23I; 6O7 do. 90. souchong-25 chests IS
IFS do, IAN. Congo 2os chests, Az OoloDg-lo hall
chests, 10.
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sAMx DAy-ssoond Raes.-Puns So-sntrsnss tan
per cent. added-mle heats.
Kenner's ch Buens Visa, by imp.
Glencoe. dam by imp Leviathau-S y.o... I
Isaac Van Leer's b 4. Cariotta, by imp Trus-
tee, dam by Trumpator-Sy. ........
T. Godsbys oh Sarah Warren, BY imp.
Belsaszzar, out Of PGrsloe-3 y. o. $500. Ads.
Y. N divers b. 4 Miss Hamilton, by Hsmil
tea, dam by Moses-3 v. ............ DR..
Time, l:5o-l50X
[From the N Pcsyune, March 30
To the regret Of all Topaz paid forfeit yesterday in
the great atch with Revenue, at four mile heats The
day beautiful after the shower Of the morning and
toe in superb Ddition; hut the fy WAS amss
and the match went eff The tive nss purse brought
out st. Mary and Miss Hamiltcn The 6rst nam ed fly
belonging to Mr. Kenner, was greatly the ayore and
heavy osds on her went bssgipg In the fret heat
Miss Hamilton made the iunaing for a mile, st
there wSs a spirited brusb, which was the only
pant OF the RAGS in the least degree interest.
ing. ST.. Mary led at her all the second mile,
ar won this hret hard in hand in 1855 la the second
heat che took the lead from the jamp and wsn never
csnsht We append q summary:
WEDNESDAY, March 2!.-Nlatch for $4,000 side $1,000
forfeit-fcur nils heats
Col VIM. Johnson's G Revenue by
imp Trustee out OF Rosslie Som.rs
by Sir Charlss-4y o.. ........... rsod forfeit.
Isaac Van Lesr's (Mr KiTkman's) b. +.
Topez by imp. Glencoe, out ofimp.
Emerald ~ En:us o. pad forfeit.
per cent, sddso--two mile hes.s
kenner's b ST Mary, by Hamlet, out Of
imp Vamr-3y O.. ..................
Y. N divers b I. Miss Hamilton, by Hamilton,
Time, S:56-3:69.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

DELEoArEs TO THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION The
democratic convention for the Congress district
which convened at Whitehall the 2sth utimo. up.
pointed General Orvie Clerk the delegate to
the district in IL . Baltimore convection.
WIscoNsN-The maj oriiy for III new constitution of
Wise onsin will Be between Is 600 and 90 900
Col Nicholas Van Rensselaer,, patriot Of tn, rsvolu
ton Glad ut Albany 10th March in The 9lh year
of his sss He was at Montgomery, the storaing Of
Quebec, at Tiochdercgs, Fort Miller Fort Ann aud at
Bems' Heights in two spgsgemen,., and was deputed
to nellig Of the surrender of Burgoyne to
Albasy.
CANADA Tho Provincial Parliament adjourned on
Toursday the 231, to recopvsne on III. % Nav They
pssse an emgrant BILL to meet the anticipated exigen
ces Of the coming Sc ason
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Died.

Died
On Friday March 81 PHEBE, wife OF Floyd Horton, CT
consumption, after lingering Illness which sho bore
With Christian forti.ude aged 10 years months and 10
days.
Her remains will be taken to Tsirytown, Westchester
co unity, for internent.
westchester and Rockland county papers will please
copy.
On the 18th January, IN Mexico Of typhus fever Ser
geant George w. BLAKE, Of tho New York Volunteers
son of John Blake of this city.
On Wednesday, 2sth March, MARY, daughter OF
Lawrence and Ellen Kennedy, aged years and
months.
On Sunday, the sth inst, st Three Rivers. Canada
East HENRY sLIcER, aged 81 years, formerly Of this
cty--the only remaining con Of family OF ten chill
drea.
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DOM STING MARKETS.

BRIoHroN MARKET, Thursday, March 3d. ls48.-At
market 800 beef cattle SO pairs working IS
end calves 1925 sbeep, and SEQ swine. Prices Beef
osttle-We quote extra at 81 first quality, SO 80 a
Working oxen-sslss at $50 $50, $50. sos $40, and
$40 Cows and cslves-Sales az $20 $a3 S27 $50 and
S35 Sheep-sales at 81 IS, 81, 81 u.s. End S. swine
prime lot of York hogs to psdde, So for sows $40
for bsrrows lot Of Ohio hoss,5 &C. AT retail, .
7Xc N5- Market day will bo on Wednesday, next
week, In COO sequence OF fast day.
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:
co n MERClAL ARFAlRS.
MONEY MARKET.

"@''aTUVy, HprhI To r. w
The stock market was more buoyant to-day than wo
have noticed 1t time snce the arrival Of the steam Ter
Government and s.ata stocks in demand, and III ere
is confidence among spectators relative to the
,ncls At thu frat board, today Treasury Notes nd
vapc,d per cent; Harlem, Long Island u; Read Ing
Railroad, n; Norwich anG Worcester n; Morris Ca pa
v; Farmers Loan, Y. Harlem appears 10 - the n 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

IncTesse 5y,95T &c 5s3 23B,4J9
The aggregate receipts at the different ports to the
ates. dates this season. were ll7 bales against
for the corresponding period last year. show
ing increase this Of 1877 s42 bales The shipments
the northern ports of the United States this season.
347 bales sgans BAL os5 for tho corresponding re
Rod last, showing increase this Of 3l7 bales Tho
stock hand and shipbosrd at the latest dates thi
year $50 sa9 bales against 7s at the date
last, showing increase of 49, 6O bales this year.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of toll
paid the State by the several railroad companies
chandss and other freight carried the in each
Of the past four months
TOLLS ON FREIoHr TRANsPoRTEp BY TINE RAILROADS
OF THE STATE OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

The present spring has been SO remarkably dry in
the middle sections Of South Carolina seriously
retard thu operations of the planters The owlsnds
however have been brought into fac htate Of prepare
ton, which has enabled them to put out their entire
corn crops much ea,ier than usual Small grain is very
unpromisng. and With the most favorable season we
cannot hope for heavy crop We learn from friend,
that the rice planters have very bad prospect
CROP the rivers have been low that eat
has run very high up, and they prevented from
anting the seed. South Cayolnan (Colum5ia) March
23th
The aeason is forward and quite favorable for plant
ing Most OF our planters have their seed in the
ground and are busy engaged in chopping subble
and planting corn. Care 10 coming up WELL but the
stand 10 not good as yet. Prairie land is backward
Many OF our planters remiss In not keeping their
praiie land In plant New prairie viii produce
one rattoon crop, but after few years. cultivation it
!. best to plant FROM year to year.-Frankiin (La)
Ptaners' Banner, March l6.h
The Do5lesown (Pa) lnteIigsncer says, many of the
farmers of our county need poughog days
ago and we have heard Of some oats being sown last
week 1t is time enough yeti but mention the fact
to show that spring opening with early The pros
psct Tor coed Of wheat think has seldom been
better at this season. the fields look unocmmonly we'll
set, snd the plants arc vigorous snd well rooted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

FIRE AT KkzAg FALLS Two stores, belonging
to and occupied by Flanders Newbpgin, of Ke-
Ear Falls seD.heid with stock of goods. amount
night Of the oath inst. Tbs Office kept in the
stores all the books papers S., belonging to this lie
p.rtment burned There was an Insurance of
$1,000 on the stock, and $500 the house. Two
or three other buildings in the immediate vicinity Of
the fire were slightly danag'd-Eatern Argus, (Po't
md. NE March 81.
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two Dollars saved are two dollars rn,n,sI.

Xhe etor Of the celebrated fshon,be Hat aud Gap
store 1903 Futon street to certain improvem mis-
which he has introduced in the OF the Hatr
cnab ed offer Silk and Beaver Hats the Of
do,Ias, which is dollars less tina th customary pr
why i'll have tht1foy give five dollars for
VIII equally good may We had FOR three lo3 Flu ton
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ca meaning When the hair doe. receive the equise
support from the vessels OF the scalp the fbes frequently
unpleasant resu the sh Of tbs head shoud be baeed ind
reireshed, by rcquet and thouuph applca of Phan
f aviRorato which simulases the dormant and
promotes h:,lihy circulation. Sold 1T PHALON'S, 81
Breadwy and generally at the Drug and Fancy Stores in the
ifv and con
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GREAT FfsE IN MANCHESTER, N. 1.-Two large
wooden buildings, belonging to the !Amoske ag
Manufacturing Company, wholly destroyed by fire
this morning Some hundred operatives are thrown out
Of employment by this casualty This OF the old
est cotton manufacturing mpauies in the Country
having been in operation thirty years 1t at
these mills that the celebrated A.-C. A tickiugs
manufactured, known sl the world, fog their
cellence Tho origin the n.e IL not ascer, aiued but
is supposed to have been accidental The luz of the
mills with the m achinery destroyed Is 500 90 There
an insurance of $25od0 at the National $25 coo
az the Manufacturers oe in tni, city, tn. buildings
and machinery They kept COCO spindes n inning
Messs Sayles Merriam Brewer, of this city, the
agents CT the Company Transcript Ma.ech 3Olh
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whoever dola fms cloth Cap for 50 whoe
wsns to Inspect superb stock OF Chdreas Fancy IT.;
wh,evef wao an Opera Hat OF the atst Paris ,le no.
ever vents an nbrc, both CHEAP and el,g,nt whoe
wants IN, III vaiue OF his money buyings Ht 5m
brelia hoover wsnts round Hat. Chapeau Nlil
ZAP L%veing ZAP, sporn,n Hst Ycutn's H,t. Lady's
Hidnn Hst sh7nld ctIl NJ :" NENlN,S y 2Ii hrashM,v
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greater the Of Fulton and M oppo
site our office The fars boot emporium Is doing bust
al the other ia the CITY, 1t aston
the gss business fnend Young is doing well he
NAV do It, for he has got the largest stock nj and
the He sells best Feaeh caT boots from So
sold in ether store, for SO ST. do fine calf So usually g.
small profits with large sales. THIS DOCTOR.
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- kaows for tn Cure Of shornesy uFsath a;s
the Sides Chest, splitting OF Blood from ire tunSs IL
cpian; Eroncnts ard jn fet every dseac leading 70 or
coauected with Pnnonlly Ccnsumg,iqn ray pe ohtsie
sheet; Apothecarir.' Hall Is Chaih'm strce W jan
street, $50 Broadway; aLd 81 bcweri'
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nj EWAhk THEATRE-F. y. CHANFRAU, PGO-
~ prIetor doors at ~ o'clock; will
precney Faiauee 50 cents Family Circle cents; Phi
uS--Vnginus, Mr. A.. A. Adosm,; D,natn, c.. J. smith;
Arpius endon; Virginia Miss Hidreth Favorie ballad.
MISS Gis enwocd. Aiter which, The farce Of BOX &
tOX-Box, Mr. W. u. Chapman Cox, MIR. Herosrt;
ldrs Dou.cer, Ma Wray. To conclude wiih the YOUNG
sCAMr-jossph, Che sceDp) Miss 5. Denim; Mdew, Mr..
Salisbury; EIz. bliss ILl1Icth.
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This is 80 much clear gain to the State IL highly
probable thst but fractional part of the produ trans
ported by these roads would have been from the
canal and the amount received during the close of
vigation is likely to be large-st least one hundred
thousand dollars This is quite item in canal re-
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Siosk on

About 2,O50 hozshcads Kentucky tobacco have been
bought, chiefly by house, prices ranging nom ~
to az cents II this purchase he's been made TOT sx-