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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-16
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
For June. 1852.
r. FRANCE 4 CO., MANAGERS,
LSncceaaors 20 y. MonRIs & Col

Persons at distance can confidently rely on
having their ordcrs FOR Tickets i'm the Maryland
Lotteries promptly filed.
Bank notes on any solvent bank in the United
States will be received al par for tickets.
Bonds 10 a heavy amount deposited with the
State 70 secure the payment Of prizes.
Drawings conducted in public, under the super
intcndenco Of State Lottery Commissioners.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-16
BALTimoRE AND wAsHINGToE RAIL
ROAD
Passenger Trims RIM Follow"
ssSR AESa 49, 49, ea,4

Leave Washington at and a. m, l2i m.
and p. M.
Leave Baltimore at g. and n. m, and
o. p. m
inrton, and the 2d and sth from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che Ike TO Pbiladelphia and
New York can be obtained Y trains leaving at o
a m. aud p. IN. PossCngcrsp o. curing the same,
secure the free transport 81 Themselves and bag
gage in Baltimore and Philadelphia to the ncst
railroad station.
Commutation tickets to Bladensburg at sl3 per
quarter, will be furnished upon application at the
Office r. "A. PARSONS,
Ap 26-tf Agent
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-16
NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT MAY
LANDNILLE.
rrlsI,a.t,hIa

TUE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 20 inform their
4 friends and the trade generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL IN operation. and are
prepared to furnish, on short notice all kinds Of
PRINTING PAPER,
ofany size or weight required, az prices from ten
10 fifteen cents per pound, according 90 quality.
Orders addressed 20 the subscribers, Philadel-
phia post Office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb I4-us T. e. X II. WARREN.
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Look at thsl New rich, and grand Scheme. No
Blanks
IS Numbers-li Drawn.
All tickets with any one drawn number $40 I;
all other Tickets in the Lottery having none Of
the drawn numbers on them will be entitled to
SO gross So So nett
S37,765 Capital Prize-Tiokets only 3 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-16
Class 10.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Saturday, June
10 $50
BRILLIANT SCHEME

Every ticket prize
Tickets SlO-Hslyos S5-Quarters 81 50.
Certificate Of package Of Is wboles.. $40 90
Do do Is halves ...... IS 90
DO do Is quarters .... n 50
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-16

And sold by JOS. SH1LLlNGTON,
June l4-dtW&wlw corner Pa ay. and a. st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
From the American Whig Review,
The vviasg Gonseutiosa, the Cusn-
dsdusc nnA the Campaign.
[ IENlRApr.

Sass. fs tGSrRArr.l 4 8sa
The opposition to General Scott was Of
a nature easily explained, Ia his own
view il was ainact Of political impropre.
ty to give my written pledges oI future
action before called Oh 10 tlo so BY q nom.
nation TO that position which should make
action necessary. With a reputation cor
high attd steadiast integrity, for nuliriug
devotion 10 his country as manifested In
many long and hard campaign Of his
soldier life, mud with the nretonndest assn.
rauce that not one word oil all that he had
ever said or written could be quoted TO
show that l.e was not keealvAnd constant.
~ alive "a the interests Of HE entire na-
tion--wilh this reputation aud conviction,
he felt himself, ms All individual, under no
obligations TO give pledges until the time
should come when 10 give the pledge aud
maintain 1t before the people would be one
and the salnc thing, s83 9 fls sH.a4 sE4
La private ie'ters and in oonvermtion no
reservation has leen expressed hy General
Scott as, 10 bis views on national policy,
or on thai framework Of concession which
grew ont Of the Joint labor Of the wisest
statesmen in the Congress Of $50. lnhis
own Judgment, thefeiore, twas nnileces-
sary To stiix any further seal to the chart
on which was inscribed his love for his
county, In the event Of his nomination
he foresaw n necessity Which did not, in
his estimation. previously exist To any
resolutions submitted BY a majority Of the
party he professed himself most cheerfnlly
willing 10 subscribe, E II became a matter
Of opinion with him whether he should or
should not publish M explicit profession OF
his doctrine previous 70 Ills nomination.
as The rule by which his artions should be
gauged and. ms ii matter Of opiuion Il
should be estimated, 1t ID igsq ssssst sos.
Nor was il argued in any other light.
Those who have carefully read the elo-
quent dehates--and there are few who
have not--made on the floor of Congress
by the. members of the two dispnting
Southern parties. OF whom Messrs. Gentry
aud Stanley may severally be taken rs the
representatives. will recollect that those
who opposed the noninaiioa Of General
Scott opposed him, not because he had
ever shown himself hostile 70 the Union or
ihe measures of. 1850. i,at simply because,
in a crisis Ike the present campaign i
was better TO adopt candidafs whose
soundness could not be BY any possibility
assaied, than to select cue against whom
the arrows of the enemy could be, more
easily directed. Furtliers than this the ar-
gument was not carried The persona
preieEeares of . large body were with
other candidates Axainst such preferen-
ices no osae ohjsassf or has ! lish; io I, ob-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
~ ;arsg .As5e..
E - - NJ,
s-@vsz--
Nurt' i Cptntr.,.~.

'
MY SISTER -asa
She waIt 10 fest, ere The light ef tapth .. 3.
tfsd frightened Ia hgonday glare,
Itfs beneath the rose had been fluid The thorn,
Of The shadow had faded IL afr.
She knew noi that Earth ever smiled ID deceive
she knew no lie pleasures might fsdp,
Ecf the e,it fond beatts might het destiny "sase
Twas bIvken-aay, SOONER than made,
t,a, four bright summers had lighted haf brow
Ere she passed 10 brighter Sphere tt
She passed vel nethinks behald her how,
And / lst tot her accents clear. .. Sin.
We laid het 10 tasi IN The quiet tomb, #sa
Meath The flowers she had loved SO well,
And above her head they puw brightly bloom,
A,ttI near hef The otpan waves swell,
She sweeily sleeps, though 10 kindred dust
May ever he laid BY hef side thfs
Though the friends whs pyei and smiled on he
Are remeyaA by The waters wide, sst
Yet of, when the skies bean with gentle light
And The earth is Htean and fair, ".t sF*"
Az settling day ean,es spirit bright
with The smiles VI hith angels wsat
Were tho veil oi eattb but drawn aside, ssa
could clasp this iern,, wren,
For It hosets iound as friendly guide,
Atil wrapped in liz airy sheen, f 's
And know far away IN the ether blue,
Where the holy and pure ones dwell
Il un angel lair whe will welcome inc there
when bid this weild farewell, I.... ...
tSpatt ro"tNy, ~ NolMA'
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THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED wteHbf,
IN, q. BRYAN, Tlditor and Proprietor,
- u EIiaa ~ ~ N luH IA q
Terttl O..

"
The BATON ROUGE GAZETTE IL publish
cd every eAfuHbAF ,HBfhihg. ~ e10p fer aiinuih
ia able IL advance. ~ 300 st the expiration q
sih months lark
ADyEHrlstNg,-=O dollar per square lo
Tie HtAl Insertion, and half that price lot nteft
sul,ssduet iiisp fiohaten lines, et less. tohstitn
ting a sttuaini
TIAhLY ADVERTISING an Merehsns, Ira
dars, and others. will be contracted with ON th'
most liberal terms. 4....,..s..,ts.. ...s,4
Ali pUGll1CAL ADDRESSES, fofthe asela'
siye benefit sf individuals, will le ehatsed be sdt
veftiseAnentsi @ s#.tl#
All ADVERTISEMENTS Of a PERSONAL
NATURE Whenever ajmittetl will lie ehafget
vi the rate 81 two dollars pei slnate. and payment
required invariably IA advance
A " Advertisements mol marked with the Mum
her o. Insertions viii he published I'LL Forbid, ot 81
the option 81 the Publisher
PROFESSIONAL bVEhrtsEMESTa,
10, ten lines 81 less. nat aliereble, nonths . Q
DO do do Do DO O do q
10 ae do do do yesf 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
Mid WIFE,.

Mrs, HARRISON, n graae tie Of the Medieal
49, Faculty. Of eafs, and wa, has reeetved lew
10 rteiums a. such. by the tire, xsvs,rsV medical
nrcfesaage Of France. aud who haaa sd irty years
praesies in her profession, respectfully tenders her
srrsiees 10 ,it eitisens III the place aud vtetni u
she especially attends to diseases Of women aud
vhilrcn Residence epsnee ST. i,ypclite aud Church
.lnrrtx y F71 mlas3m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
sAees PIPER
HAIL & pIrER.

ITO Q sFIs 4 q ttff t'8f = ttF' = 3 SF7Fs7f
sapecn srRrgT-Ar,rEn'e NEW sutbpiNa.
A RE onenng and otter for sale. general as
"A sersmen, efCroesery, China and Glass ware.
together w.th House. keeWng articles OF every
description. Persons in want ot articles Ia oar
line would do well TO give ns a call, m2ey /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
Wm. Cline n Co.'s

I'VE R u STA u < r.,
Corner Third md Florida streets,
Fno Horses and Carriages always 10 hire,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28

rfan tho s'el,i,nhisn and tsrea, West"
TIE MANIAC AND TIE ECHO
Echo stool Oh tho sf bills green hill, s lsttll,
Al midnighi's dark houf when cen sephyt was
And pluebsd thence this Howeh
. by Il have power, @ i.s...a
BY its spell theu must answer what question will
Ieho -.4', ! will /"
The last golden Sunbeam The farewell Of day. ;
From the tair west is passing IN glory away
MY hopes have been bright
1+3faa A that beautiful light.
Tell me. IL like that e'er they must decay
Echo - "Ay" '
They say gentle echo, with love thu didsi pine
And warn by despaifto shadow decline,
II IN sorrow aud pain, sH ~
Thou ddst lauguisli III vain, i.E
speak, Eeho In pity, what fate shall he mine :
t..s!E.E Echo +-" Mine,h
What lie whom loved 10 ievetehly, purely
lie In whose fond fsiih trusted securely,
Whose smile was "a me
IA the hnH W 'Hp Hpn.
viii hs then deceive and desert upi Say autely
Eehe-4"Ay sutelyH
HIT etewhiie sent him n ring. his own token,
oh. hath II not TO his sympathy spolsenf
HH s Twas his isst pledge Of truth fA
In aur love'a early youth, Hs
Say il tho pledge shall redeemed be, OF bFokeh
Ha# Echo -~ prokenn
Then henecforh in my heart only anguish ca,
An agony such as no language niat tell, ldwell
From which nothing can save.
hut the cold quiet grave, Iwell,
Oh, Dea,h..=haaten quickly Sweet Echo, Fare
..s., ~. Eeho---"farawsll.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
LEVI KELL u III .
House and Eign Painter,

uLAIzfNe, PAPER HANGING, &c, &c,
sAli usatly executed at short notice.
One on Third 6e.seeca Laurel an
Church streets. jan. 10 y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28


The Genoese papers state that the re-
fsgees at Genoa. who are in cognr1anicat on win
friends infhe United States, have been informed
thai Garsbaisii has ceased 10 oeeapy hIrssef wiGa
The affairs Of Europe.
Rev.aMr. Hastings, Chaplain to the
American Legasior. has Just r<tisfned from the
'ysdois VziIies 10 make sFrangsnents Cor mis- de-
parture homeward lseopse qaence 81 ssaddsH cali.
The latest accounts from Enropemen-
tiop the prevalence q great heat throughout .
large portion of Europe. Many persons have
did frmn strokes ol the sun and the taeTns1nae-
tel ID the second week of Jaiy rose 90 ever 90
segrees Fahrenheit.
The boundary line between the Pom
safiraI and geapoltan donfnions, nas been ~ sass
settled between Cardinzl AnloE3i1 and Count as
Ludoif. The Minister cf Naples. . The question
resafive % the Principalisy uf neneveate wss,
ssov~sex Sill pending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

rr,on e,;ptaert and repair Of vessels the expenses
~ ,nsnce and the encouragement and support oil me
mail service be. become necessary BY the redncnon
which Coagrcss has hitherto thought proper 10 mae
fyo,, the estimates submitted for the expenditures
which were thought essential 10 the pubic service 10
,ost Of tbose branches of the naval administrator Inc
,nprot riarions now asked for may therefore De re
vrded as the necessary consequence OF such suoersc
,sion from what was deemed but an adequate annual
proyi-ion for the completion OF works OF inprnssoe
ne. And being viewed in the light OF arelrs due 70 tle
pubc wznts they furnish no index OF what may oe te
future nece,ses Of the Department. If provided Tor as
they are.
1.-The es,ina,r for the mai service, also, being one
with which the naval establishment has no proper con
necton should he brought into the account OF the
expenditures OF the Navy.
The total amount drawn from tie Treasury during
the fscal year ending June 30, 1882 as shown by the
statement Of appropriations for the naval service, pre-
pared by the Second Controller OF the Treasury Ia 30
io625l 20: deduct repaymcnts. sSlal3 40: which
SHOVE the sum of 81 9l3ls ~ the total expenditure
on all objects der thecontro of the Navy Department
but Of which amount there expended for special OBJ
iec. the sum OF 81 655066 81 leaving the true expen
dture for the support of the Navy aud Marine Corps So
2570jl ~ for the fiscal year ending June 30 isj2.
Tire unexpended balance of appropriations Tor the
naval service marine corps and special objects under the
control Of the Navy Department, was on the Nh June
1852 S3l9644 J0 all of which will be required 70 meet
the outstanding obligations due from the appropriations
10 complete the objects provided for by the appropris
tons for that year in addition IN the estimates for the rs
cal years ending Goth June, 1853 and 1854"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

lO3,+ 5o u
The new contracts for the middle section, made un.
der the letting in February last embracing the States Of
haryand Delaware, Pennsylvania and Ohio increased
he annual transportation 10 these States from the first
DAY OF July last JlO9J9 rules, at incrsased annual
costof e4- 100 the transportation and cost under
me contracts which expired the Both day Of June
so2 beng an increase OF about per cent 10 service
and 2ll2 per cent in annual cost
Inc expenditures for the present fiscal year are est.
mated a. follow:
The annual cost of transportation. foreirn and
inland ~ authorized and under contract q the
elose OF the last fiscal 534 e46 %
Additional cost In middle section under new
contracts which into effect July il2sl Ia los 90
Increased cost Of transp ortation under order of
the Postmaster General for tho improvement
and extension Of mail service aud the in
eIessed expedition of the nss .......... 1854 SO
Probable cost OF putting into operation for the
residue OF the hscsi year, such routes,
tsbished durins the last session Of Congress,
should be put IN operation before the LIST Of
jury next SJD,Q %
Expenses, under the heads of compensation to
rostn ssteis wrapping paper, Office furniture,
ADVERTISING mail ban blanks, mail locks and
keys, stamps mail depredations and special
agents clerks for Offices Of PsstmasterI and
miscellaneous items being the expenses Of
last year. and " per cent added, such En-
pensesnecessarily increasing with the exten-
non Of mail service and the increase in the
number Of Post Offices, and IN the quantity
OF mail matter transported ............... 3A7 M q
Probable cost Of postage stamps and enveopes 5000 90
Total ...:;..........,:.......... eaiSn =
10 meet these expenditures Of the Deparaneas or
ne present fsca year Il has, under exssine Laws, re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

~ Wild ducks are now coming into ssr
market In abundance, from the Potomac region
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

The receipts tom hostages, American and foreign,
for the last fiscal year. less by Sl3533 ~ than
for the preceding scs year. being decrease of about
~ per cent Ii the estimated balances accruing 10 the
British Post Office for each year excluded, for the
purpose of showing the decrease of postage,
rhst decrease viii amount TO slf3 ,69o 81 abou,
22ls per This diminuiion in p0stases Is At
butablc the reduction in the of postage by the
act Of March 3, 1851. TINS result Is not what was
rected by the friends of cheap postage but II is not
cxj edent 10 return TO igher rates.
Stamped envelopes ordered by Congress, will
be ready for sale; with them letters be sent
by private express or other means without violating
the law.
The expenditures Of the department during the ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

~ A cheap edition Of SxoLLErr's hos-
,u,ry Cr,yxrn" the most hushabIe book, aecorhag
10 Mr.. Thacke,sy, that ever was written 70 ssos'
stringer Townsend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
sources which 4 "a esms,ei win prcduce the following

eums, to VIII:
l,t The available balance at the credit Of the
revenues Of the DepU tInsnt the lst OF July e
last stated By tie Auditor TO be..,.,.,...; s''' "
3D. Receipts from pos,ase, foreign and iniana,
e esome,ns vs.4a ..' s65l5s d
50. Annual appropriation made BY sl2 OF me
Act of March g. 1877. in compensation Tor
ma, ssrs Sf se me 2cOoc q
9Th. Animal appropriation made by 70 OF me
Act Of March 5. 1851 In further payment and
compcr saton for mail service performed Tor
the two houses Of Congress and the other De-
partments ard Oficss OF Government 10 the - =.
trsn portarion OF tree matter. 'o'~o "
j,h. Contingent appropriation made by a. 49,. q,
Act of March 5, 1851. ...............'." o"'o" '"
Total. %
The above aggregate, deducted from the estimated
amount Of expenses for the current year. leaves decif
OF 81 3 $50 r. to be provided for by direct appropria-
tos from the Treasury
further and larger appropriation will probably ne
necessary to meet the deficiency IN the revenue OF inc
fiscal year commencing the lst OF July next
The Department has suffered from difficulties IN msk'
ing arrangements with railroad companies, especially
between New York and Washington. IL s su.yested
that Congress in the eXercio OF s power for the tad
hshmcnt Of postroads, may do something to reedy the
evil
The postal arrangements with Canada and New Bruno
wick have worked well The postage on letters seat to
Canada unpaid, SCI, o3t &C, p,d ea!o7 81 on
letters received - unpaid 4253T 0S; paid, Sci
co. total for sent and received slo3263 65 The total
postage on letters to and from New-BrunswicH Was
SSsl2 80 Negotiations are foot to extend the ar.
rangement 10 Nova Scotia The mails will be carried
by steamers plying between Boston and HALIFAX FRO
posals for steam service from New'Oreans 10 vera
Cruz have been advertised for and advertisements Tor
daily steam service the Oao and Msssslppi iuVess,
between Louisville ST. Louis and New-Orleans' VIII
shortly be issued The following Table OF the increase
steamboat and railroad service, during sevcrn years
strikncly illustrates the progress OF the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

1S4S. 1913. 1850. 1871. I>JE.
Niles Of }
.teamh0a: l3sS,s0c Lc0916 fl&SSl Sff'os '9h"'''
Its snnai N, .,-ssso ssi4a43
Niles Of J 1000,
Railroad +327ioO 4e6l,l7s t,Gfr}D sNc"V llV'-''"'
service
IisGEnusl s,s, In, 80. -so Is9lJ seS0D s.fi5O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

WslfS's Aromatic sshiedam sshnapps-
Hssy and With ali il .nssa %sSisai and .srsss Sii
tsss manufactured at sehiedam in Holland, by
Ss
% AND and with il pint aGS quart ss al
ether medicinal il should be used under the advice
and sesnsy and %i
G s @ tho and sg ap
Medical Gazette when speaking Of Mr. Woes circular
neslbor Of the Boston Journal for the author Of
simply The The Of sas %
gin exclusively prepared for medicinal purposes
men in The d.ea es'ts1 VIXEN virtues
and ne
The Was 81 an qas ooa
s: and great T Of %ss out aa
yet
he fact that has to to pro
~ vs compounds q alcohol with the oil OfjunPe
NAL not only destitute the medical virtues known
10 reside s IT n aS SS tho
s gin has ssn to sseI n and py
csnhnaton with other dureties and this sole
that the and could not be
Tes.aesh in the profession their long los. confidence in
h pure that they may be assur-
q finding II reliable and possessing ali is
sssa supplies ~ medical s f mem
peculiar process o q daton employing only ehocs
e.. %ase,s only his e
sehnapp protect the reputation Of his manu-
eure by distinguishing 1t from all spurious mmitations
ssnnertes falsely assuming the name Of Holland Gin but
srIseycs we know nothing Of the merits Of Mr. Wofes ar
oie by experience Of its and to give
osai But do know that Holland Gin in former
under given saluary and highly
useful results in various diseases And this manuac
src shall itself trial to be equal that formerly
N among physicians in quality and utility the
fsssion the public will be under obligations Wolfe
MY husband was cured Of Consumption
y Watts Nervous Antdote his cough bad thought
must choak him. No tongue describe how low he
is in hearty good health. Mary Ill., No. l24
Perry street Can be had at NO 424 Greenwich street.
No. IS Ann street.
Lovets Wahpcnc, for changing gray hair
70 s original color, and curing badness, Office ia Cham
hon street. Let customers and the public be careful
chat they imposed upon by buying article called
Improved Wahpene' for "Loyets" az the "Wah-
enc, unknown till made public by "L0VET."
Peterson u Humphrey, $40 Broadway,
of bite receiving daily from Europe and
The auction unusually elegant of
Carpeng urpassing in braney of eoors richness of de-
ags, and finish anything offered in this market Many
patterns exclusively and to be found else
where Also the renowned ord's Fair Carpet
nc piece, to which we call public attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

MATRIMoNIAL-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN,
La literally educated with income sufficient for his
ssnsse thirty of DESTROYS of
Meeting himself in marriage with amiable vrtuous and
plished young lady widow not twenty-five
WI: income equal to his He has spent the
lart foreign countries and having recently
Gated himself here for life wishes without the tedious for
nahty of courtshp to find lady who is disposed de-
herself his will her happiness. The
reference given and required character
Address Lucius Condorcet Union Post Office New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

White street. receiving daily from Europe
the auction unusually large and elegant of
Carpetng surpasng in braney of coors richness OF de-
dgs and finish anything offered in this Many
patterns are exclusively and not to be found else
where. Also the renowned ords Fair Carpet in
&c piece to which we call public attention.