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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Saddles, Harness and Trunks.

TNflE undersigned keeps constant t---Rs,1r,
l. ly on hand 81 complete assert. ##HshA 4 III
mant Of s~a'tllety, Harness and As-il.I-U
Trunks II .evsfy description, consisting, IN
PART OF,
spanish Saddles. Tanpiro Saddles,
Keniteky do. Ronruetsrt do,
| Mamai,tke io. Columbian do. I
Dainipeaa 10, Ladies' plush, do,
Boys do. do quilted do.
earrings and buggy Harness, Misses do, do
Wagon and lrny Ito,
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do,
! And all uther articles in The line, al u Whiet
will be sold for Cash, ut ths lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine tte stpGk-n6 trouble
10 show the goods.
juno y, ~, A. BRADFoHD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

A NApn6w EscArH.-We~ heard Il
youttt ,ntn, IN New Orleans any tint lia
made n ,nrtpw eseape lro,t, going with the
Cuba Expedition
allow So 7" we inquired,
Why, " saii he, II was OF board The
vessel when il was about Ii sail, aud was
anSiorsly solicited by my friends tn ao""''t.
papy them. ami With 1He MARI gftss N
NYnW dDrH ns. I shonfih dre goHe'-
IYuyueuiiHe Sentinel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
kTATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton ROugf.

WlfFnEAs Adelaide CcIla en i"haIl Of hei
tt.,,js slatfier bpil, administrators NJ he Eieeeal
sion If John Nalllate, laleot this Parish, decreased
have fled IL lie office u The undersigned Glefk
If ttr I'atisl, If Fast Eatm, Ho,es, aud siate
aiAtas4i.l fta full and fnal aefotut II tieit NIL
ministfslion II fle sstaia n said dAtta+fti /,
Notiee is hereby giyen 10 ~ petstqs Interested
10 show fause within In hsys lfdtH wv ttsl pitbs
lieation Of this %ugilta, Why TIE sid a~ttHiftta
should MOI ba approved, houioloeated md raa1a
the Judgement Of the Court, and lbs said %AdHsfaiss
tratiop discharged from Ill liabilities IN said ste5
rehsiett. aI,d 1i,nir tvuls cancelled and sufglled
line h w. NJ. MORENO, Etatk
= IF2AE4zN +1Ga@ p
rftdFKfHY AND GLAFa WAHE@A iHtgH
" and vait9lie assortment IN stote ~ Planters
nm inna = ", NJ II Wolff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
MAMuslstp

On The 9Th inst; by the spv. Mi Menehau
lestrH J. Gurttasts, Esq Of East baton Rouge
Ia Miss tteMf7rt ptfAvtA FtifA Hirsts
daughter Of the Hon, flannel Kicker, Of l(irket
Vile, Parish If Jefferson
On Thursday evening, 1bth May, ~ The Rev
I Roberts. Mr. H,Nrtt +. IlRAsHFAp tn Miss
tuttsa r.. daughter If Issni A and Ann u VII
lisns. al Of Cypress bayou, East Baton Rouge
On Wednesday last, by toht, Il. buffot,l } y
M = kavtrp MutbHausf H. Miss MAav WHti.
Tey, both NJ This towh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

w II lnapa Just received q thted si7tl ofllL I'M
w sB.iasa nfa+3 sattnrretF"Dl'I
sspSslE, IHta staple and fancy, wlfrl, Wes@lS
Unpt al New fri ssts
Or ass1tttufif IL thOsru rim rdtr INIT
distpip1upttp,, mt %f3tsisfs. u
tw,t n Mr. hfbai"et
l1i iittt, lItssia shseiira. Irish Linens
uf al qualities
Damascus tittens, Ialln cl,dl,s, Napkins, atf
Damascus and otl,nr islia snits.
fillety-tase linrt; ail descriptions pf Linen
toals, flieths. ktahia. Lisi"Era H..
Plain aipl fa'try Drillings fr pants
snnannnr Gaise"sa,
~tatntiriats std Organizes, tit4hanis aid
Faiis'a Il Eebsse.
Thread IHra ~ntlpinps atpl frsbriinns
s~iss Insattitigs. te Mdqiins jatpI,ets ar.,
LATEST style siih4
Ami t~otated %l'afaees, silk Iiss'js4, Frt
summer wtatl
Paris l~rstra. IoiIr IN Notl
Fancy embroidered tn',alin ispss patterns
n sonYiff resentment NJ
Iatlihs' and tu,,ilatuht's Shoes Callers
EfpEans. Ties Rtr r.
A st,lhntiid sfrtt If French, rt[utttnry x4A~
Essen,es, s,sse Oils tr]ruainur Iy Ne pound -
~ IN small jars tLtiirs nh9 hrtf fpyty IN sTsa
ppt,.m ja,s, nm iaef tiemf nei rim Me 6apsi a,tbirl
fttltetie- waift it, efeaf 1tauiities, aud III slnr
III %afiitlsa lelpt,sine II fba' line.
s%arasHlas
tettias raraspls, siih 'rii,ailns
E~lratf,nl arnl tinltlnarhri rthtrns, Twiliei
and Plain Lnwelis.
Plantation straw l,pis, very low
Iheliotu Hats.
|. Uiur i~fntiIrty. ebisaute t,uit iif,t 81 tsI;iYhs Rr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

Total amount distributed = S2,32l 10
Farther RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of the
Poydras fund, be and is hereby authorized 10 par
,itton amonss, the above named persons, the sum
Of S320, IN proportion to their claim. as soon as the
same Is paid INTO the Treasury, it being an adh-
tlonai balance OF interest for the year 1919, not
dlstrlb uted by the Police Jury at this session.
The Jury, then adjourned ill tomorrow al 10
O'Clock y NJ.
TUESDAY MORNING, 18th June, 1850.
w The Jury met a~sreeably TO adjournment, pre-
sent as yesterday.
The Presideni appointed Messrs. 1T. Landry,
Jas. w. Pipes on a ooniraci with an editor III Bat
On Rouge, to do the Printing of this parish for
one year ana tnat sAd report thereon
as soon as practicable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an election will
IN be held in the 9th Ward of this Parish, at the
house of Mr.. Thomas Mile. on Monday sh Jnay,
1850, presided by Thos. Mile, 6. Dassse and Al
fred hunlantier, ward commissioners) for a
mem Ser TO represent said ward in the Police Jury
June 10, 1850, te. THOS. DEVALL, Prest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Take Notice.

All persons having claims nga'nst the
undersigned either bysnote or open account
that are due, will plce1ae present them for
rnymenty on or before lie 10Th day d June,
aud those intebted To me, will please come.
forward and settle as ] sliall leave the state
for some time.
MAY 81, 1850. DIT. FRANCIS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Baton nouge Brewery,

THI1E undersigned has ihs laridt 10 s%f,r,euhee 4
i 10 The citizens Of the town and vicinity; A
That liz has established y H,nre,v on he corna, "
IT Motif, Boulevard and 81, ipsepl, street, and thai
he will iipui Ibis date bs able ~ furnish Wl,ala-
sale OF retail. mr. and Table BEER warrant
oil pure aud vf good quality Also, rnts a"i Frni.
june =. ~ ALEX ST MARTIN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Marble Monuments.

MIR JACOB PIPER, Baton Rouge, Is Hatho-
lNl risad 10 receive orders for MatHf documents,
7a,uAs, hptd stones and Marbkf- ,tafh Of every dess
eriptioh, which will he executed and delivered NJ
the shortest notice, on the most reasonable terms.
Designs Of monuments may be seen by calling on
Mr., Piper, june, s, IT, NJ. W. DEAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
POrkI P0rkl

C1n his Prime Pork, put up by The well
wv Gowii packers, NJ tagan II Go, cins
%t,,a,ati, lHnsling by the 10th and 10Th June, For
sale in quantities IN s,it purchasers, by
NJ. H. WOLFF, Planters Store,
june y, ~, No q, Chnfel, street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
New Coffee House.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
J. lie, that he has openeda Coffee House in the
Washington Hotel, opposite the Court house,
sorsment Of liquors al bis bar, and solicit, a share
Of the public patronage.
June %, 2ts.* FRANCOIS JANIRY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Public Sale.

VA7HL be sold at the Court house door, in the
w town Of Baton Rouge, On the eighth day Of June
at IL O'Clock NJ.
A bog Of wearing apperet. an from Square and a
| Jacket, left at the Mayors Office in January last and
remaining unclaimed. Also a STOVE and PIPE
remaining unclaimed. -IERMS-CASH june /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA. @
Parish Of west Baton Rouge.
NixtHh Dssfrtcf ('Durf.

WHEREAS E.stelle Leblanc Administrative
w of the Succession of Hermogene Landry
decd No. 3oi has filed a Final Iabicau of her
administration in said succession.
Notice is hereby given, that all legal opposition
10 thee homologaiien Of said Tableau, must be
made, according TO Law, within ten days from
the publication hereof.
june 8 wv. w. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 9Th day Of June AID. 1850
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Valuable Property for Sale,
AT

WILL lie sold nj The Court house door In The
w town of Baton Rouge, on sateday he I'M
day If Jpiy, 1880, nj the us,nl hour Of stle, u Iuf ai
ground aitnntsd on Front OF Leves street, bctWetfi
Church and North street, measuring SO feet front
by III ~lnderth, bounded on tho soutl, Wy Loyan
Barhel and on the North by lot Of Ambrose Tho"
riot, The proprietor Of The lot above described.
1tymu-Onc third cash and tho remainder pay
able In one year, with notes endorsed 10 The salts.
laelien of the vendor and mortgage retained until
final raymet.
june +, dw. AMBROlsE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
For Rent.

T,fIE Plantation on the river Mississippi hav-
J. ing dwelling house, &c, at about IL miles
below the town, ttrmerly the property of Gen.
Davenport. For Terms VERY moderately apply
to the subscriber. J. Nj. BRuNOT,
Agent for CHAS. McMICKEN.
itine 3 3sv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Stray Notice.

TAkEN tf by Gftrse W. Street,
L. ct, Of about tIa 1'th d May. 81 A~
the totnlta I.naI. abpi,t II niles ff"ta kANMUEsN
The town IT baton Rouge. a a,frel fSNf~~vN
MARE. a,oui II l,ands high. ahunt7 A.SEasMA-
years old. star u tile fpfaltpni. BRANDED, NJ H.. 10
other tlafh sixibls. Ills .ow,ef is reg,estsd 10 uphis
lot wsti IH,y piasgs mid laks lnt suay,
june Its. H. L. WOLFE. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

CTAR AND SPERM CANDLES.-j0 boxes
- for sale at the Planters Store. No. :. Church
st. junes, 1y. NJ. B. WOLFF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
i TT 1T |.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

t~OT"t0NlThp demand has continued active,
says the ~1ieaythe Of the goth instant, and $3.50
bales were taken fas Spain, England aud The
North, al steady ptieesi
Interior an...i6 a,nA Good Mtidting. ,..,, tasai1a
Ordinary ma .iuinitf Miiiling Faifua.t9sat3b
Mildlihg uu,ta ALA Faita",uanaa...a,,.lg dlJl
STATEMENT or eotfoH.
Stock nh hand September |, 1aipalalest II III
Arrived aimee to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RnT qhl
Arrived to.layIs!i3Ha. Observation-Disclosures 300
~ aie.aei
Exported to Observation-Disclosures o ,7se
Exported daetiaaaaaail8#ila iooo@7S7sa
Stock on hand and on shipl.oafd
hot leafediaaltifbalesHi igayH7p
TOBACCO Hlsaies confined 10 ~ hhis, rs fol.
lows ~ low Admitted nj 7e. and 1 Refused nj
oAc} 7 Admitted at Tie; and 10 Refused al Ole;
and u Refused, terrised, at ela7e,
s~uGARaHiloD hl,ds. were sold At steady prices,
fair HlabAe.
MrtAssIts'aHHsales confined 10 small lots.
FLOuRHHlNtatLat still unsettled 100 nnbfanls
ed IT, Louis nj Nd III. 90 Ohio and 100 ~, Louis
at NO 80, 100 choice Missouri at I'D 10 and 100
extra Illinois nj NJ 80,
CORNaiaiSalea confined to e7n sacks, partly
heated, nj zoe, and $40, Yellow, in J lois, At 75e.
OATS#oD saeks Illinois aud 81. Louis sold
n, eoe. and 100 nj Ole.
WlIISkEY &HSales 100 bills. aectified at o1c.,
ib5 bbln. Raw at 2bic. and 100 ut 27e.
PORK ~ Retailing At I'll 80 iof Mess and 40
ID for Prime.
HACONa#ll casks Sides were mold nj Csc.
IARD%!3GD bbls. and t]ierers prime were sold
III nc,
LARD OIL#.ali hbls. were sold At Gle. per
gallon,
sAIT#5lonb eacks Liverpool Coarse, IN
bleaehed sacks, We're sold At The Brooklyn Ware.
house at ~ 10, and 900 sacks Turks island al
TIC, per sack.
I BAGGtNGi%a;!i5 pieces prime hand.loom were
sold At i3kc. cash. -
HAY&i@l00 bales Western were sold nj a2s,
and 100 Eastern, a prime lot, nj 1927 per ton.
CoFFEE%%%Sales 100 bags Rio at; $50 ii
Ole. and 80 at oac.
FREIGlIrS%%%:A Ship taken for Liverpool ut
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Ladies' Matches !!

A tDTuf Itajips' Watches. Of The unsi s~-'
~ fashionable make, just imported from l;STA
Europe and fit sale by S..4s
june = ~ GEO NJ HEHpMAN'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Five Dollars Reward.
Piano For Sale.

TNtlE undersigned oilers ior sale = =sssssa-~
j splendid new iiptoh Itaau, ftotnH@T&g#AtIs
The PATS manufacture III FlnYel IL cor 7 =
whose guarantees will 'e given 10 The purchaser
II The Flame is not sold within 20 days, il will N
disposed or by Rattle due notice Of whih, vii
be given
June \, u D~ONNECAIE u attEttEfiA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
JOHN q. LANOuE.

HAV1NG purchased Nj. t.norgn A f,tn't
IL interest IN Tho latn firm ii li4e " IN Npi,a
returns his thanks 10 his friends aud Tho public
and will inform them thai he will continue keep.
Ing . large stuck Of
Stationery and Fancy Articles,
nj Tho atd staad, Posi- Office room, l]iarney House
Baton Rouge, -
;,,,, "a l.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

Ns",ss Of NAMES n.r,., Of Amt Am = Ra ties Int, Int
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-15

Committee on Finance, providing that the suspension
Of the aet shS only Be Tor the pIesen. se, year
to offer few remarks in relation 10 this bill was one
OF those who agreed that this bill should be reported
from The Finance Committee urged a. we were BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury, who insisted upon the neces
sy OF the immediate action OF Congress was willing
then TO suspend the operation Of the restrictions contain
ed in the bill until we should have time TO examine the
question IN detail and x upon what we believed 10 be the
necessary amount for the expenses Of collecting the reye
nue. But the action upon this bill has been 80 long defer
red that have had an opportunity TO examine the est-
mates OF the Secretary OF the Treasury and to come TO
more definite opinion upon the subject The result OF my
examination has been to convince that the bill ought
to be more guarded and limited than II now IT, II seems
that the expense Of collecting the revenue has ncreaed
beyond all reasonable bounds and that we ought TO take
immediate steps cuail IL for the present, and limit its
future growth find upon reference 10 documents that
1871 the expense OF collection was between Tour and I'VE
per cent upon the net from customs, whilst the
expense the last fiscal year has been between seven and
eight per cent upon the net proceeds from customs
The estimated revenue from customs, according 10
the Secretarys report for the next fiscal year. is S32
100000, and the estimated expense Of collection IL
sa,75o,ooo. or between nine and ten per cent upon
the net proceeds from Imports We shall thus have
constant and rapid increase of the proportion
which the expenses Of collection bear 10 the net pro.
ceeds from customs, unless we do somsihing 10
avert the present course OF expenditure under that
head Upon looking the items which constitute the
sum OF these expenditures, | find what seems to me to
have been great abuses and many sources OF expenditure
which might be reasonably curtaied. When speak OF
abuses do not charge them upon the present or any
other Secretary OF the Treasury They the natural
fruits of the system which we have pursued The ex
penses Of collecting the revenue have been 80 long paid
without specific appropriation and upon the mere order
OF the Secretary that Iii not surprising il abusas should
have crept in and accumulated in the absence Of the
scrutiny and examination of the representatives OF the
people II is enough for me 10 know that abuses exist
and have existed From that moment it becomes my
duty to correct them, If cant and this shall endeavor
TO do without eliminating any one. lind many items
upon which large reductions may BE- o6Viousy made
and shall specify these as il is my purpose yoe for
an amendment. which learn IL 10 be offered TO limit the
expenditures which the Secretary may make to certain
sum The hrs source q exiravagant expenditure whcn
struck my eye that for the pyenue cutter system.
hold in my hand statement OF the expense OF the reve
cutter sysem. furnished by The Commissioner oil
Customs from which appears that the average expense
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-15

,n9 secono ume' ana neieHed 70 the Commuee on the
GRANTS or LAND.
Mr. YULEE. in pursuance Of notice. asked and obtain.
cd leave to introduce bills with the following titles
bill to grant 10 the State Of Florida the lands the sur.
veys OF which are reported az impractcable.
bill to equaze the grant OF lands to the several
The bills severay read first and second time by
Lands.
Mr.. BADGER gave notice that be would tomorrow
ask leave to introduce bill to authorize noaries public
to take and certify oaths and afmatons and acknowl-
edgmenr, in certain cases
NEW COLLECTION DISTRICT
Mr.. BORLAND gave notice that he would 10. morrow
or at some subsequent day, ask leave introduce bill
70 make Little Rock, IN Arkansas. a port OF entry.
RAILROAD FROM MONTGOMERY TO PENSACOLA.
Mr.. MORTON gave notice that he would, at some
future day, ask leave to introduce bill making an APP
song the route OF railroad leading from Montgomery,
hnoama TO Pensacola, TO assist in the construction OF
EXPENSES OF COLLECTING THE REVENUE.
MI PEARCE arose and said Mr. President, as there
seems 70 De no measure before the Senate claiming
immediate attention, desire to call the attention Of The
pody 70 measure OF great importance to the commerce
o. ne country and OF great importance TO the revenue OF
ne government and which demands the immediate action
q Congress- refer. sir to the joint resolution intro
duced some time since by the senator from Vermont
mi rHlLP relating to susPendng the operation Of the
provso IN the act Of March 3D. fs4e, restricting the
smount 70 be expended in the collection OF The revenue
senate must be aware that consequence OF the pc
susI phrsseology Of that law, the time at which was,
introduced and the time at which il was passed, the
commerce OF the country and the revenue OF the country
TO certain difficulties, which il is the duty Of
% pay immediate attention to, and removes and
nope me Senate will not refuse 20 into the consider.
snon o. me subject At this time That proviso went
no geEsuon on the first OF this month, and restricts
~ scs 2, tne Treasury to scale OF expenditure in
the coecuon OF The customs about one third less than
80 which ,h nss ; heretofore prevailed and 4 he has
out the requirements Of the poyso Il will become neces
say that the Secretary Of the Treasury should at his
own discretion, remodel the whole system Of collecting
the revenue He has already published circular direct
ing al the revenue cutters 10 be laid up and The officers
attached to them to be discharged from duty. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
The .sphilo-,iownrd >oclety."

l..,- ,-.,... h''N' "'''''
,' '.-'' r... ..o ooo readers of Tie
''''''' '' ....to
IVbhH ever bti're VIE '""i' '""' a'''
ciety was iu cxstI c.. II was formed however
bv f.v i.,,i5ua's In a remote corner oi tins
las. 4,.,,,o.. si,.. which time Il
.t..,...,.,..., ,.,..,.o.s NJ We,
mas '.'i IaP''l ~,
.n ST.. o.., Penns' wanna ana ono Inc
of f. Society ten ia number coltolu an
.t.,-,,c.pl,s TIL, ors as i,l 'oyvs .
;i,.....,;,... linn Of. o b..
.,.',,...r ,,,ope has, nor eel II &c
.oi, III. ,,,o,s 5is,orrs- ..
OWED
ILL., ...., f.lt evccr, IN solc3elrse.
..... ,,,,j it. hence we discouuta.
,,,.. ,'' ii..'.a. and aggressive war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
Trial of Aivarado Hunter.


Tho Court Of Inquiry AT Annapolis, Nd, IS shl in
session. IL continues 20 prohibit the publication OF
the proceedings
Tie Investigation progresses slowly A ia~-e
number OF navy officers are there as witnesses
General Jessup is there, aud General Scott is ca
peciei toni-ht Commodore Perry is very minute
IA his inquiries. aud ouGeayors tc get from Wit
nesses eveumcse opinion. OF others. especially Mex
lean officials. respecting Lieut Hunters course.
In TINS va, he got from Gen Jessup, while
testify inr. opinion that the primaturc move
meutS oa Avarado by Lieut. Hunter. Produced
probably. .osS OF a million Of dollars 10 tao U.tod
States On preventing snpuatous for horses,
mules a..
Lieut.. Hunter saws he viii dcuy nothing. but &c Q
the whole truth that be disobe, ed orders and that
II was pTcmcoistcd He says that he vi. stand
approx co. or tear ald scait his mmissiol 20 The
winds
When The injunction IS removed. wal send yea
the entire report Cor Courier.
\ NoELE ENANrif-We are truly sratihed 20
earn the liberal ana patriotic contributions made
by oiicers ana scamen % our gallant Navy iu aid
Of the National WaShiustou Monument Remit
tsnces have Just been received from q portion 90
the squadron on the coast OF Africa, VIZ the Z :
sloOp OF war Yorktown Captsin j MarstoD. ~. f..
l. :, Sloop Of war Portsmouth. CAPT r pcck ~lgf .
4. :. brig of wa Poryoise Commander f.
Sands, sea- iu tie latter vcsscl there are bur II
persons amoD- which We notice Contribution
from NJ Duiiy. one O, the crew. ,or S25. more than
three months ~ is pay such actions are worthy
o. al praise Wash'ns on Nat Intel
LUNBFRING o. tbs DEi tW,RE.--The Trenton
STATE Ga.ttt, saws that ON Monday evening asst
some seventy rats either broke or We're cut loose
below the rolling mil' and Wen, oA \ small por-
ton, only. a. them vii be recovered. The GFcoic
adds Some idea OF the number ot ysfis Which
have come down the river within the asst few days
may be gathered from the fact that four hundred
and sixty raiimcn have LETT the Trenton depot for
New York within the last FIVE days, and probably
as many more from Soeth Trenton. The whole
number by all the lines. cannot have been much
.csS s5sn a thousand
- Mrs. SN,IssHEIN. Editor Of the P.vsttygh
NUaraFt .N'cr Is IN " ashinct0n. writing let
tiers ior The York Tu5uas. She is one Of the
mos, iorcbc and agreeable writers Connected with
the American prels. In one OF her letters she
beautifully roasis a douehface named Ross rom
Der own StSic, who had made speech 10 the
House She also has some remarks unou the
guarantees OF the Constitution. which the slave.
holders 50 strcnuously insist upop and truer words
werc never spoken. Lowell Mass American
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OUrNBY 4 CO.'S GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPAKE I'd FLOJkt
iNOR NAKlNJ BREAD, T-a C-kvt, - vl-n14. sa.- VI
4 Yeas.
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ana j. ready tIr it- There . ways crfhy ~
his i11r m.k.ag good bread, which vii nj become
r.1u.dv or sour gita keeping - ...
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shea, csE-s without Eggs ard pH1tilz- "-ho4- si7t
Do can 1- lsed 10 advantage or al cynesac p-rpyss
hsf pourd II butter or srj WI lis rOlf ~" Piol''r
pastry equal o. t1al made Win 9le aolod and Ofd-fy
FoIl
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impaired .1 any climate. g.
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frs-- .,,r--s4 IL Arlsrcan Prepared Flour pl- Up
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To LUMBER DEALERS.

MBER-L VI rI-L 4 SEh.
WE HAVE ON HAND A. our s-ssm sawrl,.l IN r " BE-
w -.t1r about eleven hundred ilO4ssLd '-e. " The
-.t and u wafs pine boards s-d yanz- arge pro-
rg--on u g Gear ssr , a !. sr- icclss i1cs ss,'-c
f1l- expressly for he Ne~fofG mafE-l ard nsafJ a.
- 90 n- u The cara, Vher@ - shipped
1oa.s without lesMirg
H. ...-uu0u p SrWFJrk AID Eas-rrl srr merchants
foi. We vi give good bargain 70 sry Ol- r, mas
Hfh purchase The g-z-.y Averages =. aga .nal money
rar Dee made on g.
We ca furnish whiewoed AK, al, h.ckory Or Az
KIND - amber ar cualny " f-a.1-r-dg-d sld sraE4
boards AZ sawed shingles Aso spars Tor s.Q, I'D
PLANK ra-- u s1y Required .1ckness. &c az 4ng,a
1u 20 = f--t R-f-rr1c- Campbell MOODY ~ " a..
-g-1r-s- NeS-I RI, a. X Brzs,oW. Harlem
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