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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

EINErEENrH ANNiyEKsARY OF THg BRo0KLYN ORPHAN
AsvLuM SocErY-Thc nineteenth anniversary Of this
before crowded audience composed principally ladies'
About eighty orphan chdron under the Of this
ciety occupied plstorm In front Of the audience and
presentcd very neat and happy appearance They
exercised in singing and the primary branches Of
education which resulted creditaby to tho instructors
dress was delivered by the Rev Mr. Sofrs and the
port the society FOR the past year read by which
appears that it pecuniarly and otherwise In pros
porous and healthy condition Tho proceedings wero
closed with song by the children, and tho meeting
parated
FALL BuIipINa-Ye Yesterday afternoon, frame
building. belonging toJancs Frcel in rfnnklin avenue,
Dsnr DeKab fell down to the ground With uloud
crash 1t about 40 feet in height 100 feet long By
cloth manuactory by the proprietor, but has lattcry
been used for the manufacture If chemicals by Mcssrs
Keck Kriesches The latter firm vacated the premises
on the first Of Nav anticipating its downai consequent
iy acquainted with the place viii be astoAshcd u.
the result.
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House; ~ Representatives..
WARRINGTON, May 20, 1859

TEkRfToRIAI. AFFAIRS. Efe
The Houae went into Committee on Territorial Bills
and laid aside to be reported to the House. bill author
izipg the Legislative authority Of the several Territories
to control tho appropriations to bc made Congress for
the support Of tho OF the said Territories
and the bill making appropriation for the completion
of public buildings In Minnesota ~
SALARIES OF TERRITORIAL oFFicERs-EvHSrs IN MORMON
DoM-THE vAsATrNG JUDGES ETC.
The committee next took up the Senate bill relating to
tne salary OF officers Of the territories of the United
States; and to consider tho proviso which makes any
officer who absents himself for longer period than sixty
days Forfeit his years salary
The House Committee on Territories reported an amend
nent in effect that the saary shall not be forfeited
provided the President Of the United Satos shall be ado
satisfed Of good caute fcr such abseuce. m
s0:.s ssssss sslss a
acted contrary to all the rules Of deccncy and had
tramped cur flag under foot, and abused the general
governments in most vulgar terms This is what the ad-
mipstratin calls ab.enteeism He then defended tho
Judges for leaving that territory.
NJ. BrcHARDsss, (dem) Of Ill.,, remarked that the
Judges could not remain there consistently with their
Mr. CARTIER resumed. saying that Brigham Young in
bread daylight acts against common deccncy This is
retained Governor the federal officers who went
there to xecuto tho laws, are driven away.
Mir. GIDDINcs (free soil) Of Ohio. said-1f under
stand my colleague he objects to the immortality Of the
Utah Governor and to the plurality of wives. Now II
my colleague had looked into leading journal of this
CITY within the last few days he would have ad
verremrnt Of an accomplished and handsome ladys
maid to be sold for money To that my colleague takes
exception
yoicE-Is shc q friend Of yours! (Laughter.)
Mr. CARTIER to Mr. Giddings-I did not see the publ
cation
Mir. GDDIKGs resumed. lie thought ii was not proper
at this time to investigate tho morality immortality Of
those distant people e knew what they formerly;
and while he might agree with his colleague to hebld
morals Of the Mormons IL we'll known that there
things here far transcending those Ia Utah. aud which
Permitted under our own eyes. and by own
tbority Women here paised purposely for MARKET
and 6e protected that whlo these things exist IL Is
n m tn n n
considering that the Mormons have been driven out of
the states. totry TO reconcile them to government
aud make them good citizens treating them with kind
forbearauce. He dssontod entirely from the
Recommendation Of his colleague to cnda military forco
thsrc sf ##N.
without coming to a conclusion on the BILL the COM
mittee oee and the house adjourned.
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Meeting Of the Peoples College Association

ROCHESTER,. May 70 1857.
The Peoples College Association held meeting here
to-day which was attended by delegates from all parts
Of the State S. Benjamin of Emira, elected Presi
dent and ii. Howard. of Lockport Secretary. Resolu
items in favor Of cheap manual labor college, for
10th were introduced by tho Hon Horace Greeley
They discussed ut considerable length adopted
resolution to send agent to the State
the plan Of the institution aud solicit SUBJ
tcriptions. The share are 81 each
meeting Is To be held this evening in Irving
Hall by the friends of tho enterprise Mr. Greeley and
others will deliver addresses.
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

LADY HAVING A PLEASANT HOuSE CENTRAL
IA and near Bro way, can accommodate two young Ia
dies With furnished and board fease
address Confidence. Broadway Post Once
|DoARD--A HANDSOME SUITE OF uNFURNisHED
ID room with full partial hoard be had 10 gen
|tes nsivato family, application TO No. 20 West Twelfth
|Ntssekl third door from sixth avenue.
pOARD-rOR A LADY AND TWO YOUNG cHII
drcn smRll private family Rates not 70 exceed VI
jpsr week, Address Boston, at THIS once.
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Fop C.IIropstA he steamslvp Proinetheus for San
uan and the Illinois for Aspj avail left port yesterday
aft. rnoon with large nwabor Of passengers for Cali
f,n,a-
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British ship Urgent, Ashore.

Z n, tH - 1f-f.I 80 CfARLELsIoN, Nay II. 1Sa2.
The British ship Urgent from Liverpool New York,
for Charleston went ashore lat Tight the south side
OF Balls Breakers steamer has gone to her assistance.
Her cargo consists Of COO sacks If salt Ii Is anticipated
that she win be goi of with slight damage only II the
weather continues moderate
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Fire mt Bath. Maine-ThSeo Lives Lost.
Tres BosToy. May - 1892.
The dwelling Of Richard Gibbs in Bath Maine. was
burned down last night. and his two aged Eve aud
,evsn years. with their grandmother perished la the
flames
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Destructive Fire In Chcraw, s. G.
t4 CHagLEHoN, May 20, 1852.
Alarge fire occurred in Cheraw. this srnng Frent
street II extended from the house of d. Mallory to !.
q. Davids, destroying eight nine stores
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CHILDREN rETiTIoNINa Fer SCHOOL LAkDS--THM
LIBEL on MADAME ToCHWAN,

LIBEL on MADAMs TocHMAN. .
WASHINGTON, May 20 1852
The Public School children 70 the number Of three
thonsand marched in procession accompanied by the
Mayor and City Councils to the Capitol xt to-day
and we're received by the Cointtees the District Of
Columbia of the Senate and IonSc Of Representatives.
depu sinn Of from each school presented pcti
tion signed by twenty thnusand citixens Washington
praying for grant Of public lands the schools Mayor
IeDnox preface the petition with which
were cltqusnty respopd,d 10 BY Joseph. r. Chandler.
In the Criminal Court to-day the of tho United
States against d Ahua continued. Mr. BRADLEY co.
cued The day In argument for the of
mons relative TO the previous character OF Madame roch-
mnn The Is stu on,
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WHOLE NO, 714s.
DOUBLE S HEET


n UCTION NoTIcT-c. CASSIDY AUcr'oNEEa-nr
IA IT, N Grocer and Butchtrs this day ut Isx
O'Clock cornr VI washn sson and Fulboa sraa;s xooi
horse. wagon and harness.
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N II WS BY TIE L f G II A p H i.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
>-a~erNo~>>SS.eNo->N~~><so~>,< .|rz
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL IN TEE SENATE.
MCRMON AFFAIRS IN THE HOUSE.
~~>~>>~~>>~S>~~~~~~c~~~
CONDUCT OF BRIGHAM YOUNG AND THE
~ ~ yACATING JUDGES.
VARIOUS RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.
.r~'--~~c~~D~c~S~~-,>r>->~~~~a 81.
THREE prisons BURNED TO DEATH.
&C., &c., So.
THlRTY-sECOND CONGRESs
FIRST SESSION.
Senate. M
WAs

ScnQtes N .s-
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1885,:
,4 Een PETITIONS FREE FARMS t.a
Messrs SEWARD. SuMsrn DAVIS and CAss prescnted pe
titions asking for The passage Of the Homestead BILL
MiIwAuKIE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of the bill
granting to Wisconsin donations Of land to aid in the
construction of railroad from Milwaukee TO the Missis
sippi river
After discssion the further Of the
bill was postponed until Monday.
FORTS OF ENTRY IN oREGoS--RAIIRoAD LAnns rrc
The Senate passed the bill authorizing the President to
The collection districts Of Pugets Sound and Umpaua ia
Oregon and The bill granting to California the right of
way and land for the construction OF railroad from San
Francifco 10 San jose.
4&. @e9 nuG THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Was then taken up when MIR. HALE (frcc soll) of u
moved a. an amendment that all and parts Of acts
authorizing or supposed TO authorize any greater com
nsafiun c officers Of the navy than provided by an
act to regulate the pay Of the navy passed March, 1885
De repeated. lie reprobated cortan allowances to naval
officers, contrary to law!
Mr. BADGER (whig). Of Ga, replied saving that tho
assaults OF the Senator were wholly unfouuded
MIR. HALE reo'ned, stating the justness of his COM
plant, and arguing in favor Of fixed rates OF comncn
department He then withdrew his amendment and
offered the following -
Resolved, That no appropriation Of mouey In the bill
Increase Of pay allowance. compensation In any form
whsever beyond the amount prescribed BY law Ia any
case unless there shall first such
extra payment. designating officers to whom extra DAY.
Mr.. BApcLR moved to amend BY adding the foovinr:-
be allowed compensation Of $3 900 per annr.n.
This was agreed to, and Mr.. Hales amendment as
thus amended was adopted
Other amendments were discussed and the Senate
then adjourned.
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Fro.,l Alhanx.

MEETING AGAINST THE SUsQUEHANSA RAILROAD.
ALBANY May %, 1889.
The meeting against the acceptance Of the jusq
Railroad bill well att. nded Mayor pcrry prcsles as
sisted by several influential citizens Vice President
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The Empire City at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 20, 1852.
The steamship Empirc City, from New York, is
coming up
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TNsTRUCTIONs.


WRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY CORRESPOND
-Professor Richard we'll known this country and In
ers in modern editor of the French Literary
|yew and q sh Pancr me Sell 10
hh and beautiful Language reg siy
y pesase
tho exercses he has already prepared and the
sss lad 70 Immediate as s H.
Of be followed hat the pronunciation
.Ls verde Any person Wishing T. 30 Informed can ss
New "% ssss
y L.ters written in French viii he corrected and the
Grammatical faults pointed out and will regularly be rs-
suned 1ta
Hrt ACptNG "A GENTLEMAN OF HIGH QUALtFI-
ostng music. panoorte and orssn together With the
offers his services 60 private and
Would teach the whole Of part ., % esHa 'ay az.
egan Sundays Address Edward, box ESQ fost omoe
TITO PRINCIPALS OF BOARDING sCH0OLs.-A
spanish IN. speaking English, and fully CON
pteBt teach his native Ian wishes 70 obtain
will received equivalent Tor his board and FIR In
ssuctng him In English Address Cor, box u, Brook
lyn Post Once.
A MARRIED LADY. LATELY ARRIVED FROM
Governess she had years O. rience n
thoroughly converssst with tho French aud Gscmsn
o nsc and the general En dish
cation. Address Mrs. 9. j., broadway Post Once.
AN ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, ACCOMPLISHED vo.
IA calist Pianist and considered a. one OF the best
s.achcrs in s!nsins residing Ia iors whs 70 NJ
nhed ar with without board The rent u
paid In part by tuition In singing or to shs
a'is' T. pross Ssa as we a. in mus
Musical Lady letter V, Herald Once.
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n H. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.-HOUSEHOLD FUR.
-: niture. Billiard Tables Hotel Fixtsrss &o.-E H.
1uSlow wii SELL At auction, Friday May Il At lOI
S Sso,oSa: q the csfe No the
n part of Billiard Tables Wines Llu era Bar FIT .rss
sons Chairs Tables Wsrdrohss, Bedstcads Reds Bddnr
With which the sale will Commence -.''
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MASSACHUSETTS EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
BosroS, May 20 1852
The Massachusetts, Episcopal Annual Conference as
smbled In this city yesterday Bishop Eastburn pre-
siding
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4OhN FISHBLATT, AUCTtOEEER AND CONMTS SION
Merchant ~ Pearl street New York aud ofase corner
frss street and south Third street am sburs gives
n Pereon attention ssIss Of for and aumsstic
soSds o. svsty dsscrpton stack. real
Nsmsburs and respectfully SELECTS public
AID private tae Hts store the laryest and m ot
0Aens OF in tho city Liberal advances male when
CURED msdsrate eharges Sales every Tussday and
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G. FUTILE, AUCTIOkEER-ELEGANr FURyI-
"a tuSc ut Auction this dayA. C. futile will sell this
aay at o9 o'clock At O2 Broadway Pine an
pssor suits 10 bracstelle plush and damas and
0mee furntur Eo worthy the attsn
and win - sold without reserve cash Catalogues no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
STATE or LOUISIANA PassA "

Bd1 DdJ01 5tbHRe'
Joseph Nfensnl w Constance Teniette. & N. g.
and l,erthelsmy bemaiee, e. VI, y No, $50,
Sixth judicial histfie, cobrt, I'd
TpN yittue III b writ &c III "a. ise,ted IN the
ID above entitled and numbered saEt, a,,d 10 me
directed iie,n the Hem sixth Judicial District
t'enrt IN and ibf the Parish and state; aforesaid,
I will expose At Public Sale, at the Csth, House
door In the city Of paten lieage, On Saturday, the
nth siar Of AaGmt nestlts52, AT II c'efbrR, AN ,
the hereinafter Described pforeityt surrendered
by the defendants, 10 pay and Ha,lsty the jhdga
n,eat ~iatefeet aud casi ii the above entitled suit,
% vii A cef,ain lot Of ground situated IN that
rart ef the city OF baton Rouge, laid out by the
late Elei tesUlpaarl, and designated on the plasi
thereof as Lot No, - Of Square Ne 10, together
with all the Improvements aud h~aIidings thereon
having a iron, on America street " eiStv feet by
one hundred and twenty III depth. F'pte, area.
sure, germs Of sale eash, with the henetit Of APP.
tHeise,nent, II. V BARN,
.lulv z iSID nj Sheriff Z
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HAFfHG fetsNteA ffSNg Ns& Dtissbs, where
- b4 hss btsn AhEagsa NJ Purchasing A large
ssssttassst NJ gfssssfts W9sttd iHfetm hi friends
and The rs'slis geaetssI71, fssst h4 tss on hand A.
'stge q stosk6f gH0CEHfEs sHd PH6DIgjDN
- can bs found In The city, comprising The fellow.
linz articles M go 0FGF
30 barrels Flour. 60 barrels psistoes. ~ barels
Apples 6gsaeHs Salt 10 sacks Coffee III cases
Tea 10 hhdst si,gaf, Alargs quantity Of Mack.
etei Herring Goldfish and ssfdines Western and
Goshen butter; Western, Ufusfs and Chesite
Cheese; Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar sugtir cured Hams, Sugar cured
Dried Bsef; Boston, se1a, Water and Bnttef
Crackers; Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Hsrn, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues LAID Meal Candles tsoar, CASTLE:
Shaving. and New YetA White Wine Vinegar.
Sperm, Lard ard Olive Oil; Moiasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles Of al kinds, in lars Of al
sizes, Tomato and Walnut Ketchapi Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Cigarettes,
Matches Mustard Starch; ssleratas and Gin,
naH,on Allspies Pepper Seed and ground Che.
eolsts, Nutmeg Vsrfhieelle and Maccaroni, Gin
ger; Candies Oranges; Cloves Lernmeps; Ia
nansnas Raisins; Figs Peeen Almonds Pre-.
efves and Goava Jelly. Shoe brushes, Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware preern.
Line; Ropes Hoops, Backing, Wrapping Paper
Clay snd Stone Pipes Wash Tabs, and Dem,
Johns Of oil sizes; 0akum; Ter; Hosin.
Wines, AG.,
Port Wine in Defni Johns and bottles White
Wine BY The bex, | Pipe Or bottle Clsret by IN,
box or bottle Admissible by the box or bottle;
Madeira wine Of The best qpality 1, .Musest do
Frsntignsn Cordial Chsmraigni Cider, Haut
Barssc Haut sautefns ; Annisette by basket
Brandy Cegpac, French and New York Rum
Jamaica end New England Gin, Holland and
New Yerd Whiskey, Rye and Heeifad, sb1o
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EfAr bE IA LOUISIANA
paroisSc d'Est tiaton Refuge --SiAic-
me District J%uhtrinirc,

Joseph McneNj Va. Constance Ternaiee, + w, Q,
et fettheleHty fernoife, 4 M, G. No; sse,
I'm NERiU d'an writ do Il, ia lance dams I.
IA afaisc ~ci4iessus in,itula II nunetnte 81
altesse A mel par tnnnerable Csur "a siSieme
District 1oaicteife, dams 81 pour Ia rare,sse ct
Eat sNSltte, l'nXtnseFai Ell eente puhliaNe a Ia
porte do Ia maiSsl DO csur. dams Ia willie 40 BATON
RoUae, Santedi h TEN taard'Aont, r~r>ehatn,
ttS5s1 u heares aa maita, IA rr,pfiete ei.
apfcs aecNte, rertla par les detendeurs, roas pave
~ eattstalge 10 Judgement, in;efets n tSais dams lie
praees e~isless,ts %lntitule, ssrai, Uncertain lot
dc teefe situe dams eet'e partie de Ia NAlle do tlsa
taa Aoaga, afrente par le iea Ei Eeauregerl, 81
desigNe aaes 10 plan lie la dt'e vile cammc lot
No, ~ de ftlet Ma, 40, ensemble avee ten,es 1es
hatisses % manifestations la dessus, (ayant ane
face dc ~seixsase rieds sur Ia rae a'Ameeiq,el Ier
ane pgeFandeur De eeat wight pieds, u,esaa Fran
esise, Conditions de Ia vente@4eomrtant~-asec
IL henesiee a'eralaa,ien a E Ha
SIM az H. v, nARiNi Sheriff
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles p, Freeman&C Co.
- hsse FREEMAN, neness " ca,
importers And J0hhers.
Ida Btouttscav. ! door soufA of LIBERTY Stree
- - Az II va II Il

Id Bfuygtst1p, ] doof sobfa az Jsoeftt Mftd,
AEW lORK,
HAvE newon haud, and viii be receiving
IL deity through the seasea,N Nee Goods, direct
tom the European manufacturers and cash ane.
mons. rich fashionable fancy silksMslincry Goods
Our soekt OF rich ribbons, comprises every yarie-
" OF the lates, aud mos, beautiful designs i'm.
ported,
Many Of our goods are manufactured express
ly 10 cur order, nom our w designs and pat
terms, and stand unrivalled, We offer our goods
for att cash, at lower prices than any credit house
in America can afford.
All purchasers viii find il greatly to their in
,crcs, TO reserve q portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods,
Ribbons, rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes and
Belts; Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, I.isses, and
Tarleions; Emhroideries, Collars, Cheraisctts,
Capes, Bcr,hass Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edsings,
and inscrtings; Embreide red REVERE, Lace and
Hems,itch Camhfic Hdkfs Blends, Illusions, and
~Emabreidcrea L.aces for Caps; Embroidered La
ces for Shawls, Mantillas, and Wells; Heniton,
Mcehlen, yalencicnes. and Brussels Laccs, En-
glish and Wove Thread. Smyrna, f.iste Thread,
and Cotton Lsaees KID, Lisle Threat silk, and
Sewing Silk, Gloves, and Mitts French and
American Artificial Flowers; French Lace, E.a-
slish, Amer,can, ami Italian Straw Bonncts and
Trimmings. s o,,. mi2-tf
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Baton Rouge Foundry.

7NIits establishment having been lately In.
J. creased AMI, possessing additional ~faeililis,
| fef the execution Of ell kinds IT work In their tiiie
the undersigned hfe IRE paired to manufactures and
furnish wl,ho,it delay tnes and sRAss CASTINGS d
the heaviest dimensions
srsM ENGINES. sBaAa Mttis, AND SAW Mills
ef improved eenstruutish, suitable for public OF plan.
taiiGn tise. lis .iabsfa5 .tE
Steam UolIefs Of oil kinds made 10 order.
Of the best TeH,essse Iron. CRATE hafs and furnace
msnths Of The most a~npfavea p%sttsrn.
Mdehsmifh's aofh of all kinds relating W mathihs
efv. TURNING and FINISHING work e~ylthaefs
bored and sugar feliefs turned. being provided with
lhelyest kindef machinery for The purpose
Having Ii, their employ eeinpeteit a,ld skilial
mechanics, they will nls6 attend 70 having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required
Planters and others are solicited to give ne 4 trial.
They will find IL to their advantage 10 lisya tfier
wofk done here, instead u sending i IT, . distance,
Ebj4 iyw HILL n HENDERSON,,
py~ Having a large stock Of patterns suitable fer
nearly every size II sugar mills nm snginess there
will be no charge Tor patterns when they are alFeady
on hand, f1I sssta -
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.

Cerner Of Chayh and Pfnitfntiayu sfpa1s.
TOMLlNSON'S OLD STAND.
r w. MUssELMAN, Is in receipt OF, and
- continually receiving o large and well
sstorfsd steek Of groceries and provisions Consisting
100 barrels Flour, 20 barrels Mess Pork
80 kegs leaf Lard, 80 saeks Hio Ceass,
10 Heehesds sugaf.
q bsrrsls Of Syrup md Molnsses, 10 Tierces Rice,
Goshen and Western Butter, 10 boxes " ,fetmcfe:
ksgars 40 barrels Whiskey; French Erandiss.
Rum, American and Holland Gin.
vyines,
Clars,, Madeira, Port and Museat Wines,
~ Preserves,
la ChsSries, lee. Mellon, Goosebsrry, Esspberry, and
Plum preserves, Csspes, cnrrsnts, and sirawbsrriss
Sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
.Hs Teas. t4
Imperial, Cunpowdsr. Young Tyson and Black
Dssfxp Tsp,rs.- cnrrsnts, raisins, spp,s.
Psaehss, Fig. Preserves. Ae.
-f Fish.
Is barrels No. ], 2. and 3 nackerei, salmon, sltad.
s~asdines, hsrrings. sud Goldfish.
Ora Oils, aMs a4
10 barrel. lsFd oil winter strained. s do Whale
oil; ) do liuseed oil; is baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
s':gg q shsyisb best sugar cured Hams, chiIds
s.ssg 4 Shay. sugar cured Beef Mess heel,
In mail " large quantities. Htifk pork, hog round.
H aIl Sssndries,
Pickles, ketchup. olives, ycrmicelii, nacoron,
lemon syrup, beans, peas, crnnbc rries, mace, pepper
spice. cloves, cinnanfnD, nifmegs, saisoda, carbonate
soda, yesst POWDER, ~porserfn whole md Iiaifbotdes,
InSsgo, starch. tpot, lead, powder, segars, aiinopdo
Pecan. Philbeyt., English WaIguts, cI,esnuts, wop.
snd Walow vnfe. castings Of all sixss.
Roots and shoes Of al descriptions and sizes.
Cfochery. glsss, hard and Tin ware.
~ Boxes fresh gaYden sce1w, &c. ttAa
stationary, .e1fsH4s
Pens blue and black ink, d, large and small
battles. copy books, Nos. ~, z. and 1 readers,
spelling books, and writing and letter paper, fins
ivosy, tuck reddins and fortoise sl,est ride combs.
pins needles, thread, silk skcin and spool.
Cologne, hair oil, cream de perse &c, sweet oils.
bottles ard half bottles; Newark cider In botles /;
gddie strings ~ genuine 4. Ljmtrick hooks. Y all
sizes and lines 10 match; matches all kinds smoking
tpi'acro and pipes TO suit, also a god assortment cf
dry goods. = sa1 . 7f
Call hsfore purchasing elsewhere, az will give
you - much for yonr money ~ any other sfoTein
f0syn, md q coed article al ffat--sore excepted,
a. lhase been srsaged IN the business many years,
s1psficrce enables me 10 purchase at the. lowest
PRICES, and not 70 be liable TO los e. on perixhabIo
articles and 10 seIl low lor cash or approved paper.
3 jan i0tE -s $50 -. ". N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
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yTTifFRfAs Martha Haftef eli lhltahitent o.
wv Warwick, III the ert,hty OF Kent, and
ftata of RNtsae Island aha wing ihteniien - er,aii-
climate her slaves Through 'lhof,,ss sibbs MOI
pah her attorney N faet1 10 wit slave he''',
q tnhn aged abel't ff'y years, and his vie hs'her
oss,i ab,,t,t tt,,iy years, together with their ehil4
iIen. "a Wit Mitly a gill aged about nise yeafs,
All f,fstah 4 male aged attdnt Ave years. Every
peesap WHO may have any legal nrposit'eh ID
ss,d emancipation. ATE required - fls sais ,epFo-
sfttba Ia The oIiee of The Clerk 1T The sisth lys
alsfsI n,stfitt rditft ~ AMI FIR stitl Parish a''d
wtale aforesaid. within forty days iir'tr, the .lrst
rNllitaiIAn VT ibis notice Fs8t HlN VA
lin MA, ts41 ii, 4 =. vs a sheriff