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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

FAMILY GROCERIES,,

Loaf sugar and efushea do brown d.. euf
foe, tea. chocolate. esavassedA hais,s, IA ! IN
kega, pickles, preserves, peppat sauces. mack.
arel AID salraaa In t.t,s. tteeh Holsters and
itatta. rice, ginger, mustard. spices eI all
kinda, ersened and III lef Immediate use.
apsfm eandles, soap. CASTLE do, Ind 20. flu
blue, sweet oil, white u me aud elder vinegar.
French brandy, old iceland gin and old rye
whisknf .snadelra, port. champagne end elar.
et winss. eafala'H. raaeeefy vinegar, syrup,
&c. &c, NJ
Alwass on hand Of The her, aual.y--to.-
ge,her with general assortment III rrnuke,y
aud CLAUS ware. For asle by n
eep. no j. PHILLIPS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
JUST RECEIVED. 81
Direct from New York.

" sttHWsHEV VHfHs
A SPLENDID assortment hf the lHtest
= style Of Jewe ~. tonsistihg Of fine gold
Watches, Gold. Vest ard Guard chains,
breast pins, Ear flnas, Finger rings, Geld
PENS anl pencils, told ,himblsa, buckles,
slides, Watch heoka, and many othae Hri les
loo numerous 10 mention. Call and see the
vafieles at II q DstAaepai4E's Fashiona.
biz Depot, Harney House.
feha alv. s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
FAsil1NOABLE SPRING BONNf:Ts
w. .. Phillips 4 Bro.

WOULD respectfully invite he attsntien
~ Of tho Ladies To their large and fashion.
able assortment Of Ladies' and Misses l,enpets
which they will receive on MONDAY next, di
rect from New York, consisting ef Lace
Florence French Gimp, and Hungarian, Moss
Pamela, China. Pearl, Jenny Lind and other
different Hyles, all of which are WARMED Il
be Of the lasest styles and mos approved fash
ionable shapes, and they simply request ths
public - examine their s,otk before pu rcbas
Ing elsewhere. fapr6y.l
Z fAssf ADVANCES made or, Cotton, sugar and
ainlasses shipped I'd Frsilsen Il fo. .iy iE
+ 4sTtIUs PHENDEHGRAST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
PLUGGING OR FILLING DEFECTIVE
TEETH WITH GOLD.

60 inaportsn, IL Il to preserve The teeth by
~ plugging t,en In due time before the ex.
ros,,r., II the nerve ur se siiive parl takes
pl ee, and thereby becomes painful. that II
ptepeav dine iaa gond cnnHtit.ti' II, when
tho sscretlnns Of the mouth are pure and
healthy, the teeth 40 plugged W n, 90 d may
lat alinost life time. We thertfofe call
the attention of those desirtus to preserve
their tnr,li Particular care sgven 10 that
imphrttnt hranrh of var pr fessidp. ~ we'll
~ o. her branches both m chanical and SCI
enttiic. Charges will be moderate to all
claases. A. L. PLOUGH d. SON.
@ Dentists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25


hlEulUtNl3s | MEplGlNBsli
p I E II u i. A " @ W r.
TN ftr sosf 8ff,es soeN, panNsy Hvnsss
HAVING teeeivnl The agshey If HE inls
~ Loving named PATENT AEnlCtNEs
ran assufe iheit F'iends and the pub ie iHat
thev will always have y large supp y IA hand
and will guarantee them ~ be genuine and
frssbt=- Es-@&
'Fsws-sad's safsapatill4; ##
WshhnBp's do
Davis Syrup eF WI d Cherry as,d Tai |.
Wistars i,alsata 81 wild Cherry
Nerve and Hphe ointment,
Davis lletsp Imminent
fehias I,inimehl
nalltt's Pain Etsfatts,
MetT It's Pulls;
Weights d.:
l,randteih's as; N
1feJemllp's Restorative.
tleh'fn's spetiiif; G
l,aliha's As'rinaani .F
Fshstmans Cough Lasanses
. Do. rahptpt, fei a
ard rnaaY tthefs which hey think is Useless
10 merit II, bat will ava, he ,ea,ls ,t sltw
when called upti,4 III taathl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

oTS ~ undersigned. deslr,us If IN
III : making voyage h Eu epe. of "
u tets tor sale his drug stnse. .stab u
liehed far about hf zen yoara At naten Kauge.
10 mot deairHbta location; the estabssh-
msnt 10 pa ron sed by ! large number Of sood
customers. and ia yisld'n y sa q income.
All persuns in,iehtedt to him eiher for ac
counts OF no,eH are requested ti call u, settle
he same.
The undersigned has recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs q medicines simp.
10 and cp,muonnd: aud Il prepared A. her,o-
fore. I'd Iuraisl, the came Ia bis friends On the
m vt ftsasoaabla terms and prices. sss3
Sept, a3tf. D. JouRDAN.
SWEET OIL, in quart an pint bottles.
AoFnr saie by M. n. WOLFE. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
puARMArIE A vENDRE.

:
Le ao,ia sisne desifant Mife nm ybsage en
Europe. eiftu sandru "a phafmrcie ttablie
depals une quinsaihe d'anneesa Daon Rouge
dans una situation des plas tave ahles. 81 pros
dai4ant par sasslienelle ben ,h,isie IN feve.
ntt a#sAre.
II invite on meme temps les petsnnnus don't
les canptes ou bllsts ont tte faits ayaht l'sa-
nee eourante, ,enir les reglef Immediate
,nent. H#&s # ~ q. s#t@
L. taunsigae Went do renousellar en'la'es
tnsnt res med eameut- simpes 9, eemposss |.
aesamis y ,t"aver.nt eon"e par le paHss. an
asseftimenI eemple, ct yarie. aux pris et aux
.efmes les plus aeeomnedan'H,
Set. a. #.. u. IOrRpAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

An infidel rerfarked, within the
hearing of a little girl Of thirteen. That
all things came by chance and that
The world like Huth room sprapg up
In the night. II sbould like 10 know
SIR" she asked, 'swhe re- the seed enme
from"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

NAsH's DFsf sfosYs=4I'hs ryliawl
Ing ~ Tbs story which he uiost lrsl
1nently told, and pretty much In ilissf
words. Suppose the enmpany te bid
talking of Il German war. or Elisal
beth Canning, he would begin thuss=.
'1'll tell you something 10 that pur.
pose that | faney will make yotl
laugh. A eoveteus old parson, ri
rich as Tho devil, seraped d fresh no.
qaaintanee with me several years ~
goat Bath | knew him whe1 he and
! were students ut Dsford, when Wa
both stualsd damnationnbly hard, but
that's neither here nor there. Well.
very well. Entertained him nj ny
house In Johns Court. ftie, my Lousts
In Johns Court VIVA NOT bailt than!J
but entertained him with NIL that
The city could afford the reonis. Tho
music, and everything In the Wgfldl
Upon bis leaving bath, he pressed me
very hard TO return The visit, and do.
sired me to lot him Iavs ilis pleasure
Of seeing me at his house. IN DsveHs
shire. About six months after. hap
psned 10 be- in that neiehbefhood. aid
was resolved TO ses my old friend,
from whom, expected d very warm
reception. Wflif knocks III bis
door, when nh old quesr ersatt,fe Ut
n maid came 10 The door md denied
him. suspected. however, that hs
was vt home md going into The paf.
lor, Whit should see, but tha pHr-
sons legs up the chimney. wt6re be
had thrust himself to avoid sntettalbs
Ing me. This wins very well. Nv
deer, says 10 The maid. IL is very
cold, extremely cold indeed, and am
afraid Ifye got q touch OF my aepes
light me the fire If yoa please. In
sir, says The maid, who Wns d modest
creature, to be sufe, the chimney
smokes monstrotislyj You could not
bear the room for three minutes 10.
getber. BY The greatest good Iuet
there was 4 bundle Of straw In the
hearth, and called for Il candle. The
candle came. Well good woman.
says !. since you won't light me ii iire
III light one for myself; and In no
ment the straw Was MI In IL blaze.
This quickly unkennsid the old for,
there be stood In old rusty night gown
blessing himself, md locking like-s.
tsx.,v. Asxadss asIJ.aaksI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
Hnta II t,nDa.

JUST receivedper st.Anah,p New Orleans,
Q eases et men'a black ailk naiss
| ease Of boys pear and hraNn somhrefea
| ease meas black and htnwn auens Vista
| ease mems Youths and b va cloth rape
nov, BY w, u, PHILLIPS d BRO;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
ON f'Ht BtAfH Or AN MF4sT.

tRtn tfHf i',itta t,F ptpt sa,Fs
A lthst NJ anHAls fgine
Tlftirl tlet,iltss skles itrreIlpa.
uitiii HE earth t,etttI
A re. 7 II beatty lyitta. .
'fsflF tb glitter bright ........
IN tftasei,'. tas, halls yfIieb,
They ettT with eianees ienipt,
Al itfth, hessIr beth.
1ef wlieti lih's easliasi ,ns,a
Just fast i's epenlne spiepdss,
Vitttia II ebttd not kfuw,
Hst vlte, hbf i,t, i,bf s4ae. ... .
The blesi ahep l.eias
Gfeeisa l.s hinli ah6ve, ....... .3
At'd ea,tts. with itaiks III tgss,
Fftih lleavtu's enchanting ,sslae;
HEaaiae tlieit witteea F*ay
It tTliAfs flip iHfahi iaF
They spread tltsls tinlot,s t,'es i,za
Tia, iitile pearl ssitiet si,srs
viii, last.f WI iss ev,4-z
And thsu m high they l.6ie Ii,
Wltefs elafs has liz tifth,
Btu lsft the stiali ~ i.aftt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

Splendid A Assortment vr
CONfEGIIuNARIES,
I THE attr niien Of The friends ss
= 'ad eust,mefs Y he dstsiHpea AQRsasaasI
4ls respectfully called ii his lHfas. in= Gfssss
efshsing anl well assetted stbth Of Hsw and rafa
CONTEMPORARIES. iist purchased by himself
At New ufleas. anil presenting, IN Haft The following
VAhlEltN
Preserved Ffns, lsllias, Gapliss and Pastries II
al hinds, lsaI hfesn and crushed s,iaass tefas.
Wines. Aassts twh.lesala af fsial) ltiate aud lse
tufal fases. ttfans. Fithes safdinus. Aneltssiss.
I6bssfs. Ae,. Dr.,
Also al, ass,,ft,nens II ehllfes' tnys. and atter
afty articles pleasing IN The eye well as Ia The tasts
Weddings. palls and parties, ran be supplied will,
every thing nasded In The confectionery fine nj ali
times. ai ah seFt hatiee ms cheap A. III New Orleans
The antersagaed IL aise prepared 10 ~
eetpe HtARIJERs, at rsasenabie thargss'
+. MHSSELMAN.
jan1n a# 4#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
! NOTICE.

s Mn. SAMUEL. T. IsE'f.r Ii fully empowered 70
transact or business an % sign The uana othe firm,
z ar.ii i3 isso. MsHaTT0Ns j WARD AZ co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

As "AHfftis DBbafi THE Cal;I9f
tiia fever has been sastr prsdmfips|
Of artFal tfedgss ihan atty q her esaiia
inent that nvef sprung tip In This ftn,nI
try. Divers individuals have asps ii
California, II IL well known. lon ylpal
stHdfy accounts unsettled, Ia 90. fIt|
least Of II, to The great annoyattaa !,
their creditors, but 10 eel aant
these individuals have have had lt,ai
wits severely taxed that rests pf 4
pests. thH shefif 'loseIy desginNs,
theif movements. Sugar bikes, bstiI
dyes. anil negro wigs have ail hss,I
called Into fegulsitlon. end eesn sera
daring individuals have not hesitatr.l
TO II AXE use Of a nHttieeat ta aI1d
he vigilance of the officers Of thl
law
fVins sli6ft iitne sihee. n t,saf, hona,A
to California, found lis ereai,tus ,,pl
On his heels, and what 10 do he battl
" knew, Necessity being the mold
ef ef invention he quielly made /
tnin, went hame and shaved OF bik
whlsAafs, and dressed himself III hil
wifs's clothing Let as taapH ttss +
IL was about the hpur Tor the ship /
cast OIL lt6ti ite wharf when hes
arrangements we're COMPLETED, AID
ahtl The sheriff. n fafHat partner n
the individual IN questio,,4=asa tn +
o. his creditors. ta,l af Whom tue,l
iiim perfectly well.j posted themsslya
upon The wharf 10 intercept iieiR
friend y progress. IN Il few nieinppt1
dtwti eaine Mf,==. eleganil, dress
ed, tfiinelhg II most ''letnlninaly," and
eonsorted by n male fempa,tiep. unIss1
the wife and husband had changed
dresses. Mi could not pass 10 it'd
side Iaadef-net hp /: ii would be III
detldaie and so d Humber el plank
had u be passed over the side et tbl
ship, The Three friends assisting In AL
ranging HE same. Az Mr. t,sssl
ea up ths planks, The partner ranatl
hed 10 tile sheriff, "i.isss mo, bavl
seen That face before. wander Wild
that lady Isl tWhepver s,a may bal
she II blessed with d good sadefsioGi|
tnas"
Tie lady passed over the side. and
immediately joined h female passenI
ger on The quarterback. The iastj
v ers quickly cast off. wliea The eri|
was raised where Ii Mf.===as@, bs ii
not Oh board The cry was silsnosdl
however. IN Il moment. aid the shiIl
was under way. but il was obsergl
ed by oil upon The wharf. that whilel
the arrangements were going OH Iot|
niaAlRa sail. Mr.===4-z4zss started aud
looked much alarmed nj The slightest
senhd made by tho hauling of thd
ropes; II was thought That the iads|
wis green from the eetii,try Tho
sheriff and creditors when they found
oat The joke. adni ted that she was
hardly 80 green as themselves, Tho
trick was 50 nicely dVhp, they all adj
init that they afe not sorry. Mf.#==
escaped their clutches. 'I'his IN 4
fact.@@Dts on Rssa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

HATS HATS. fIaTs!n Just received
- large supply of superior Six md iiea-
YER tla,s,'at COHN 1t UPpESHfIW,
fcbs s Sign Of hc Bee Hive
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

Nv HAIoN RUHEE.
FsFtss Aeasfs,tstesf Sissm Eaeisaps. sssaf saa
St.s aflts gnd III ettsf hind III IFtg4 s,.a H,ttss
FOUNDRY lt6Hk,
Il i,Hw 'aerafaei,s fbpY afa fsaap IL sprly any
wait III tisit lire uf hasi,,pss @
They isse bad s,ieh sn esbsfip,its III ihe business
as watas their ~ Htaiss il,at All lis stifk top
IN te'f Fs'ihaff viii hp ,,,ae " The bss. tpaiefias
a'la tisst,ut'sa ai Hished ~ lls His, iu,rfsitei
principles
5f Alterations and tieraffs p'fms NV At.
tp'7dstl h. a tssen ed O. he sii fies' il, iles.
- sarh s'tle sf completeness A. IN give "a 4.
hs,ae' n. JOIN I'LL, i z
IT. ALWtTS 0N HANB. anpleta
asa fitnso e Tin at,A EaW NJ II te4ftna.
FhfttasF tnti i.ils All tar bars
aFp til''tiSa a faas naB a. II any Feiut.
dry ~ fhp san Esss | II, II ca,
Ba an Il nsa. Asttay
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

$50 DBMItiloNs. I; 3, 4, sui & aa
- Iens. fbt sale by
Jan " .. Al. Il. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
'rH + III q.

H6afI and IufaiHe, faf Winter. strina aiH Fa1l
ta'his, *zi tef tatith s7 t,af sesk ann I'll III tst
day Tie i,iai,ths 1T June. iIv August and safs
tsnl,ef, s1l psf titshh, slD tsf week. and s1 tas
day, afses win he taka taa NJ MI taedefate terms
All stut,sstfshts tftffiise III Watering taes will
@ fod: and Eeed land " tst,sii tfavidaa FIT TIE
summer months
WILLIAMS n EppFs, Ffsfmfietefs.
=. a. This assistsHts ef tal, Ifrfe. late Of ti,e
Mansion Hetise .iatkset, Mise, hHta heeh secured
Accommodations are making hsF tf,i,s.d tefsehs
fHadati9 10 The DID We'll, antat has baef sbtait,t
by Sinking shaft setie 80 feet dsep and turned aai
n He stangly iiatFHaHafed with saphet sd ifdfi u
l. stell s., ii,eshausiibe sifsany ifat suitable hail
ho,isss itfe afoGt 10 lie erected also s hfne 6f 81
AfiHsan We'll has lissh commenced Hsitefs will
find ito seaffty NJ wataf faf ehiiHfY purposes. ~.
Although We consider ilIe well tuan I'll MI inses
Sill ts question II asEed. wlen do wi, t,lehj We
INV say. lis lei Mav A. general apetiihas uftite
htiinsf sf hvslids are nBw hers. and pfestea u
large company. Judging rom sttafs atasdv feeei.
tad. n, tha sabjset pf fft,,s. H. The datiaad IN
basas Of water II ~ sfHHt we ta'ist dsflHs takiia
any MFRS ofdafs until ftt
Tie public are fetjisstsd, shfitifd tlssy wish any
HfHfnati6t Tn regard 10 tffa MHdifa Qualities ef ifis
watst, s,f 10 pasenfs fats tff III address the pfa
pfstats, and their letters shall a promptly attended
III,
NJ IL Persons leaving I'm The Wetl. had letet
order thsii letters dirst1sd 10 tupsf's Well, Hay.
mind r q. Miss The mails arrive theirs daily
shfdsys sseepedt and letfefs for the tVrtl viii be
forwarded daily. w. N n.
Getasf's Well. May. II. lsao==tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
The two Locks or ttait.
rsen fHh aBHsss or susrav sft,hs.

ttnth, light, fsa,,si and ttntsp,,
rai,dtt 'hHineh The ssofta, ~.
iiefsi atah-like, IL pi,fhss Inv ,sai.
Aha sttaislA sssih Il iafied
tai IN dtssa, shst tsess. win
bhsse IL MY affsss tas lfatkpa.
Aha IN HE stvsht tep,,sa af lits
4 ''tsssd rliill fueksa .....
waks Away tlia 1 a,aait,=-ssvas'
TITS lp'ts did |, fttiaiai
selbns, that bath By aieh. and asy
fevtt q .f,ss taaii
ths snii iiss svst II nv lttusl,,,
Tba Grave ST eold aittl aeet
!; The ,nothst besnsif',l ws# sty.,sb,.
G 1h:b dretpsa the eliill s.lpsp
Hu. ntt+ The dtesisi IL +ltity s'sf,
! Id n itilhe eyss and are: .. .
ssanaet ,listaeh Tie ,suna s,,ts ,s,,e,
A yHtit', 81 lieh, ard ffpe. ..
Fwh ltsks- a'stl they ste wttiplefp,,s H.iess
Left 't,4 that yisibn ti,li.
Ths bfettis Il ffhat ,hs mothers hair,
Fte lilgiiaa IL iFe,a ,ss eblia
Ard tvliHa sss thai lb,k n asa,
Pale stt't's The etenits tsl
Aud sslitn ths dark Ibfk bet.dg
| wish iliat " n geaa ...
oN TtHE DEATH bF An INFANT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
SHIELDS Il CO., prop,;.,..
LYNCnBURG. JUNE 3, 1850
HENRY CLAY.

In the discharge of every duty, which has 10
volved upon him, Henry Clay has proved bimsalf
TO be great statesman. He is "quick TO de,..
mine and eager to pursue' yet his quickpess !.
not rashness, nor his eagerness enthusiasm, IL
penetrating eye glances rapidly over the subea,s
before him. and enables bis quick and co,1ns s"
hensive mind to mature plan while otr itSea
engaged in reflection upon the course To be- a.,
ted. And when required TO execute the plan r..
course Of action is firm activity. IIenfy Cias
knows no obstacle Is turned back by no lrowns.
Firm and active in all his pursuits he pcyo.
shrinks and never fears. And in no instance h,
Henry Clay more fully developed the peculiar ;aS
traits of his character than in the ef,fts bo :.
now making 10 hush the murmurs preyalen,
throughout the land. lie has again come 10 The
aid Of the great cause and lent it the force Of his
eloquence. We shall NOT commend the ctT6r, al.
luded to, ct is above our commentator I'm,
shall content ourselves with spreading il before
our readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
EUROPEAN NEWS 6.

The Asia, with dates to the 18th ultmo, arriv-
ed at Halifax on the 9th. The commercial in
formation is slight Cotton has advanced an
eighth of a cent.
The termination of the "English Greek dis
pute' seems to be still enveloped in a mist.
What the course to be pursued will be, we are
unable to say. But be this as it may France
and Russia are much ispleased with the present
aspect of the affairs, and this displeasure has pro-
duced quite sensation in London. The Min
lsterS OF both France and Russia have left the
English Court. Their departure has evidently
created some uneaSineSS. The members of Par
lament were so much affected by this sudden
and unusual course, that in Parliament it became
the subject of debate or rather inquiry. We do
not know that there is serious cause for any APP
prehenson of hostilities though are well
aware that the withdrawal of the Ministers has
some import, and we should not Judge that pro-
cedure of this sort would arise out of friendly re-
lations.
Unfortunate France cannot fix upon a settled
policy. The proposed electoral reform is exciting
great attention, and creating no small commo-
lions. Officers of the Guard have been fined Tor
signing petition against the new law, and the
war against the press still continues. An out
break is much feared, and, considering the feel
ings entertained by the ultra republicans, we have
strong reasons 10 fear serious Instruction. This
much for her government. Her trade is improv.
ing. But this is lone bright spot. No cheer
ing news comes from the agricultural districts; in
fact, the harvest will not be sufficiently bountilul
10 meet the demand for home consumption.
Russia and Austria have received information
from Turkey of rather warkc cast. Turkey
has informed these powers that they must no lon
ger consider the Hungarian refugees as under re-
straln We shall see what is meant BY this an.
nouncemcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03

Tue Irosidcnl'splln pro
posossn adjustment If only
one ol.thr five subjects
which aellatc Al d divide
the country.
Tho Prcsi Icut's plan pro
poses the admis ion Of Cal
turnia rs a State.
lie proposes non iuter
vcn'ip n 10 slavery.
Rui he proposes further
non Intervention IN the os-
iahllshnent of Territorial
Governments; thai Is 10 say
that We shall neglect toes
ecute lhe obligation Of the
United States ia the treaty
of lllda lgo-llll tn govern
those whom we are bound
IT, govern -'caye them
wlth1ni ,he profeclion Of
Tive civil authority Of any
general government leave
! tab without any govern
ment nj all, but HAT which
the Murmons may institute
aud leavc New MeXicl
under the military govern
mcnt Of a lieutenant colonel
Ills plan fallslo establish
the limits of New Mexico
Fast II the Rio Graude.
and would expose the pee
pie who inhahit II To civil
war. already threatened
with Texas.
lie ropoSes no adjust
meut 81 The fugitive slave
subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03

L RlDAl, MAY Il.
Cattle There was an increase in the supply Of
Beeves al the Scales tu-day aud buyers not herg much
dsnosed t. give The demanded the market be anne
dull aud prices necessarily tlel ~,mahi lower. The
offerings reached 39l head, of which 23S sold to
city butchers, 26 Ief unsoId. and 80 Were
driven n Philadelphia Prices ranaed from s. 25 TO
81 50 on the hoof equal 10 s. 50l8 - net and
giog 81 II! gross.
Hoes,-We quote from IS to s. 80.
Flor-l'he market for Howard Street Flour to day
has been quite animated and sales OF $500 bbIs. were
made al $ %.
No sales of G Y Mills Flour. Holders generally are
firm al = 80, but it is probable small parcels could
he had f1r less.
Gfain.- small lot of Maryland Wheat, White and
red mixed, (the only parcel in MARKET sold 10 day
at Is cts. On Saturday load Of Pennsylvania red
was sold at l2l cts aud load of Prnn'a white III
To-day cargoes Of red sold at l2l cts small
LIT, not quite go'd, at leo CTS. and cargo of white
at 10y cls.--all Pennsylvania. These sales show a
slight improvement.
Sales Of Com a, 55a57 cts. for white, and 59aG0 cts
for yellow.
A sale Of Northern Rye at Ga cs.
Prorision& note sales of 50, 600 his bulk Sides
s. cts 50 hhdS blc Shoulders at cts; 200 reccs
do. do. at 5. cts; 10000 lbs. Sides at cts and lC
casks plain Hams at cts
Hhishey Sales of bbs. made early to-day a.
244 els and subsequently, al 25 cts Towards the close
holders refuse thai price, and ask 20 cts Sales Of hhds
to-day al 81 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Washington, May 81.

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In ~ o'' is '' rt,o ' ''o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
NEW YORK, MAY, 81.

The stock market is steady. Government Securities
are firm; Sterling dull, but prices rather st.ff.
Flour Market.-SaeS day of60OO bbls al s. 50a
s G21 for common Safe brands.
Wheat-Saes to day Of $500 bushels Gennesee at
lI5 els Cora is aclive-saes so, 600 bushels Ola
6J for mixed, aud G6a67 cts for yellow. Oats AGA
IS els
Provisions are steady. SHE'S 400 bbls. Pork at $40
50aO 62s tr Mss, and s. 62sl8 - for Prime.
Lard Sales of 500 bhls Lard at 6aa7 cts per ID.
Turpenline is steady, and prices tending upward
The Cotton market-Saes to-day Of 1000 bales at pre-
vipus prices
Rice firm. Coffee dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Washington, May IS.
SENATE.

After the morning business Mr. Bradbarys resolu,i n
respecting removals from office debated by Mr. Tur-
ney, and postponed ill Thursday.
The Compromise Bill was then taken up.
MIR Underwood spike an hour against Mr. Davis
amendment. and in favor Of passing The bill without any
reference 10 slavery al all.
Mr. Dayton sad he was in favor Of the plan sueres ed
by the PIesldMt, but wugl defer whit he had 10 say