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YEARS OF AGE. $500 =
Table of Rafea.

,.r rno.s over dfsy yesss Of age win DO sharr,d $
sion fee win be charged, Is sddtos = cesss ~ samig
me arst year and must be paid :. tho dine X ~,
days. "'suan talrty
RErERrNcEs-Dogget & Anderson, Uphol.a.,.
e.s, corner 18th and Governor sts.. RichmoDd. ",
geo N West 4 Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Pace !.
Smith & Marvin, Merchants, Main e.; Bower Z
D.uce, D washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyous.
Aegsha manufacturers, Exchange Place: Hshiis.
,on q Bro Furniture dealers, 18Th st., do Tbcmss
nornorooi, merchant, Wheeling Lains. hard.
W, Wa.e 90, 90 George Hardman, builder, do r
wharton, Editor Of Times and Gazette. do Ana
Mehaffy Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, VI: Gen
y, bain, Savings Bank. Portsmouth; n BLANCHARD.
superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke kailrosd'
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor 81
Unio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r Of ltdiana :
Hon Augustus G French, Gov'r of Illinois: Hon
austin klng, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
ter, Easton, do = 80 y,
All communications should be addressed (posh
paid to 4 VII 'pTTp po''
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, We.
l1-fa y -
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

og hno VITA ADVICE ana consent oil the senate
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Henry Nj. Howard, Naval Officer, Charles.
ton, s. c., re.appointed.
Nathaniel Jackson, Surveyor, Newbury.
port. Mass, re.apponted.
Alfred Palmer, Surveyor, Urbanna, Va,
vice John +. Segar, declined.
Hume F. Hiil Surveyor. Memphis Ten.
nessee, vice J. T. Bourne, who did NOT ouali-
fy.
Nicholas Du Bois, Surveyor, Milwaukee,
Oregon, vice Alonzo Leland, removed.
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NOTICES.. MERCHANT & WEIsIGER
LN No. lt2 CLAIM street, have on hand good as
sortment OF Summer Cioihing, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White anc Buff Grass Linen
SIX, Dtap d'Ere, Plain and coi'd Linen, Sack ana
Frock Goats. Also, Pants and Vests Ca every style
aud qualify AS the season is advancing sad they
wi to reduce their stock, they will sell their
Summer Goods at reduced prices from this date
Now is the Cne for bargains.
s MERCHANT x WEISIGER.
iy Is No II2 Main street
= ALsO-On hand a good ssock o; shirts and
Fancy Goods.
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NOTICE.-R r. DUvAL having this day ia
~ sen nis brother, J P. DUVAL, into CO part
nership, the business will in future be conducted
by H. X. Duval & Brother, at the old stand
under the American Hotel. We are now receiving
fresh supply of Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils, &c
&C. and hope, by strict personal attention. 70 merit
portion of pubI,c patronage. X. 4. DUVAL,
J. r. DUVAL.
Richmond, July lst, 1882. jyl 3
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~ daii, hear of IN. mus, a.,,n,.a,, -..----
being effect by that great and popular med.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-21

ERESH WHITE 81 LRHU II AND
T. OThER MINERAL WATERS-We have Just
received a supply Of White Sui phur Water; ffom
the Greenbrier White SulphuE Syringe .as.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the rBIrs
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Watsr. from the copgrs .. Spring, sars-
toga. i-s4. -s4ggs.9 e
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, ffom the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Geneasee- county.
New York. a 10 assFyss IA i
This water 10 highly ree6hmsnded BY medical
men, and 10 coming rapidly into use orvarions s.
eases, such ~ chronic affections Of the digestive
and urinary organs and some OF the cnta1eous dis
eases, chronic dyspepsia chronic diarrhDa chronic
dysentery, chronic dnresis, chronic cystits, dis-
betes, in cases of tow typhoid fevers. " copysles
cence from protracted fevers to excite the appeuss
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy. kc
Ordinary dose for % sduls . Wineg glase ful d.
luted, taken three times day. i
Pamphlets embracing ifs analysis, By Professor
Silliman opinions of medical wdteFs, and yari0us
letters O. to in curative properties in certain dis
eases, furnished gratuitousIy ~
&94as q "a m - AOtE u GRAY, sa5f
q. an cnfa oe..ts fnr the Strte of Eav Sinia
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GREAT FIRE In CHEKAW, ,. T.,
" MONTREAL AND OTHER PLACES.-We
have just received certificates from hishy respecta
BILE merchants in the above c1nes, VINO were ournt :
out Few days since. and ont for having one OF
Herrings Salamander Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would have lost all their books and papers One
Of them says, | have one of Herring's Safes In nv
store. cos: $3.50; would not take Sl0Oo and DC
without il. -
Call and supply yourselves with cne which we
are now receiving, at the New York factory prices
--and none Of your spurious kind made Ior saie-
but we warrant stand the hottest lfe ana 10 save
lis contents from all harm.
FRY q McCAHDLISH. Agents.
4; an Gary street.
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Jc ~ eosS 49, - - 49, - = -.
At ROsRNBERG, OF Poland, Fsshiocsb,s
II Hair Cstter and Dresser, practices
in fCuppisg. Tsesh.Drawln3, DleediDe,
Leeching and vacctnaaing ,opposits the CfSy
Hotel Der Room, Wall stree, Richrnond va.
branches In some Of the principal Hospitals of Ea-
\. B.-surdeal oper ratioas performed With iitas
or no pain. #s@t e M 4
Mr. 4 hes slxsys on hand : dAe assorsuent or
Swedish, Hungarian. and Poland Leeches. Give
me 6 and you win ind my charges ressonASls.
ie 22-lmy sNA 81 ~ tis3 ~ sFA LIS 4
MIGHTY THOVB And TERT { 1-l
IL INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lenefhe !;
75.C0o do white Pine Boards and Plank o0,O6o ~
seasooed Oak bosrds: leo00 do do iueh ont1oa-
wood 10. % do II inch G hesrt Step Rhsks -.
landing from board schrs Telegraph, canpa 80
Nls. my IA. Z. - s. rae. wHl1y1sLD. 4
m W01Ta1 o. 1TTKNTlahs-.ll
have this day reeeised two ftoeeeee
straw HATS. suitable for servanta ws,en Ia .r
posed 70 eel . vssy lcw psies - |. ;: s;. r..
tsrest e m o csli 8 No.. 81 NsIn strsss 49, es.u1
n. article of Ipdia Sersw Heo ~ eeeg.e ~. ~
my 7--ss s,lax J0hl l1nOssk
W1TEE CLOeETSs ~ IL 1917 4esa
n AS6m,e AvSd6s,se ef.ijIsDiN0 - besi1e e6nu4f :
.a.a.ss. .s. .o.sc l1d - - beas g
Is Is az q LII = 80 sss nSs =;
Mn7 ~ 4 !. = iaon. 6TAnnA RiekS - eeeeees19
1sSss &e. psieh yiI = 80 8 ps,ess s2 j s
Gssa. fssseas z a. ~ - ~ ~
nAae--n seoi, cor - - = assseae
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LAVE AOUt fiLEs.-Jeweiers, pennsss,
= Sswyers, Carps nters' aud Mechinists' Files ana
RssUs % a3e 10 urder. Also. ole Flies re-cu auo
warranted. at the Virginia File Works Manchester,
Va ,x.L :.
orders left At the store Of NJ. Seagers l4tn *,
near toe Hriage. or shs Works, viii pc promptly
attended TO. is s9v--M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-21

By the arrival at New Orleans of the steam
ship Louisiana, We have dates from Galveston
20 the 9Ih inst.
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.U1TER AND CHkEsk.-os Eeys ncw
I rs Goshen Butsr. and 50 boxes new Goaha
oheese. receiving and for sale by - r.y,on
je IL
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IA oNTAEUE's Dl kECTOhl n,....e.
lH lS52-Subscribers for Montagues Directory
for 1854 are earnestly requested 70 call as our once
tor their copies, and all DINER persons wno wisa q
nave book SC useful TO every man reading N o.
near the city are invited . ors ss VET on hand
Tvs lOsEn = oo00
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

only renismber them az the great ititel.
leetual lights which shed a halo of glory
around lie history OF our culnlnoli cot,il.
try. j. Ill MEANS.
But otie opinion prevailed AZ TO the pro-
priety and appropriateness Of such q l1es-
sage, and accordingly the following fesolu-
tious, introduced by Mr.. Middleton, az a
response to the message. were adopted
Be III iaesattea, That the General A.
se,mbly If South Carolina tleplores The
berea velpsiit which Lave fallen itloii the
t.oniederhhty at large iii the defense of
those illustfions citizens and eminent ora
Tors ana statesnlen-IIenfy Clay and
Daniel Webster aud that whilst we have
recalled to rs the memory of SORROWS
nearer lntihe, ii but adds 10 the poig.iatlry
of our oaqief to know that others mourn
as we have mourtled.
Reso9rsd, That we offer, with fraterhal
feelings, our condolences 10 our co-states
of the Ioian on this smtowfuI OCCASION,
aud more particularly do we telider It to
the cor rmonWealths Of Kentucky aud
Massachusetts.
Ressfted. That his Extellency the Gov
error be requested to communicate a copy
of his message TO the General Assembly,
togetiei with the foregoing re solutions, to
the Executives of Kentucky and Massa-
eiIusetts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

fials or labor ss may be Useful III The conlpany
they shall declare semi-annually the dividends
arising from the roatl alter the pa yttieiit of all exs
pehses. Said dividends shall be ~deriafetl and
made payable I'd the stockholders during the first
fifteen days of December atd Jtlie Of each year;
they shall make at least once In each year d re-
port lii full detail TO the stockholders, exhibiting
the expenees and profits OF fevehse of the rad
as well az the cost during the process of coiistftie4
ting the same as well as the repairs that may be
made thereof they shall keep or cause to be
kept. a regular set pfbooks, on which shall be ems
tered IN regular order all business or other tfaiisa
actions efthe company, which said book shall be
opened TO the inspection ofthe Stockholders at the
office Of the company. A stock beDk shall BIZ
kept anil certificates OF stock shall be issued to
the stockholders. and no transfer Of stock shall be
binding ON the eoiilpany until made On It's stock
book.
10. Ifaf. subscriber for stock shall he taxetl
by virtue OF any law or ordinance tor the pay-
ment of subscription to the company, he shall
have the right OF reducing the number Of his
shares By an amount equal TO that OF the tax SO
iripossl, but this right must be exercised wiihT
III thirty days from the date Of The law or oftli.
nance alter which ierfii it shall not be allowed.
IA. An annual meeting Of the Stockholders shall
be held on the first Monday III December to re-
teive an annual report Of the past years opera.
iion and business of the company at which a
nill statement Of the ~anaiicial affairs anil other
business of the company shall be submitted by
the President and Directors for examination BIZ
the stockholtlers and their agents.
15. AL The expiration Of The chart, or VI Whenever
The dissolution OF the corporation shall render
necessary its liqiilatio on, three commissioners
shall be elected by the Stockholders whose duty
1t shall be to take posse ssiofl of the property. of
the company, and ~conlaet its business To a final
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

uARDWARE-The undersigned would IN
IL form their friends and customers that they
are now receiving 4 large addition 10 their now
exsens We stock Of hardware, and that they are
prepared 10 furnish every thing In their line Of
bniness Ut the very shortest notice.
Planters & builders are invited to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 30 LARGUfER & LANOUE,
TTTlNDOW GLASS--Just received peF Sea
w sNym1h from New York. 100 boxes best
french glass Of all sizes. which are offered at low
rates. Oct. 30 LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
ExEcuTlvE DErAKTMENT,

Columbia, November Q. 1852. {
GeatieMeR nj the Senate and
Hoaseo Of Representatives
I feel It MY duty officially TO announcer
10 you the deaths of two OF our most IL.
tnstrious statesmen. Henry Clay and Dau.
iel Webster. which have occurred SAGE
your last meeting.
Thus, IN the space of three short years,
have passed away from the stage of re-
lion, three OF the greatest names that have
ever adorned the history Of our country.
Calhoun. Clay, aud Webster. were nanes
which were upon every lip. FOE praise D 1
blame, according to the peculiar political
ieness of those who pronounced them.
They were the shining stars of the Re-
public. One by one they have extingnlsh-
ed, as though they were mol permitted TO
shine bur | Ii conjunction. While we
naoarned the loss of our own Calhoun. we
should uot Withhold orr homage 10 the IN
teiieesaal power aud worth of his great
cofnpeers-of refuse 70 mingle our tears
With Kentucky Of Massachusetts. Or the
tolntss Of their favorile sous. Differing,
u is true. upon the agitasing subjects Of
day, now that the grave has closed
over them. VS. should forget whstever ofI
lEallty was Incident 10 their mortality, aud
M +MEt 1HEAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Fresh Arrival Of Gardcn Seed.

lust received 10000 papers Garden Seed from
y =. Ris1eyss & Bro's, New York, and 1000 pa
pers raised and put up by the Shaken Pleasant
Hill, KY.
The above seed being put up TO order, contain
q much better assortnenf and are in greater va
riety shan the seed usually put up Tot The south.
Button Unions III Onions sets.
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp. M
En- STORE and for sale ii a. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT or
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved BIZ n q. WELSH Esq. after the
original portrait pu,atted by r. SULLY. Esq,
This portrait will DO d match for the Washington,
Is In every respect as we'll got up.
Price $500 per copy. address ns above.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

Sourm CAROLINA AND DANtsL WsBs.
rER.-The following tribute Of respect 70
the memory Of DAN,RL WEBSTER has
been paddy the authorities Of South Caro-
lima on the 81 Instant.
The following communication was
transmitted by Gov. MsASs, to the Legis-
latare:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
To SDortsmen !

TINE attention of S~portsnes il called to the d
Is most NUmBEaLxss ARrIcIxs Of the n1osf u
proved kind, such as-SrAxKxr Cars, Safety Il
Powder FLAsks, Game BAGS. Shot PoUcnRss&c
Be-. sold By G. a. HON. Lafayette 81.
JUST received PEI ship Pelican State, ! full
~ assortment Of plantation Wagons and Cart
HaTnes. 0et-30, W. I. TuNNARp.
DARISH warrants taken Il par for xeods &
II May ~. c. A HONS,
Lafayette 81
nLD Madeira Vine ana superior Cog1zc Bfan-
~ dy, sold BIZ fmay29yI Al MAITA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

DRUGS N MEDICINES
H. b. VIB
Druggist Il ApOthechry,
LAFAYETTE ST., u the Old siaad " b. r DAVIS;
Baton Rouge, La,

- &
TT Is nrw prepared 10 furnish hia old
IL customers and the planters Throughout this
and other adjoining PARISHES, with fine and
thADBLfERATED DRtGS AND MEDICINES.
purchased directly from The first importers III ths
Northern cities, which he will sale al The
Lowest Possible Prices.
and pyery effort will be tna,ie to give saitsiactiohj
as all medicines sold, will become the personal
attention Of The subscribers, coinpoundins and
baekinps His
sToGK CAREFULLY SELECTED
by ah old and experienced Druggist, will always
be fohfid the best that tdfi be obtained. Also can
be hau 4 Variety Of asf
Fancy Articles.
consisting Of every thing usually kept by fret
class Drug Store. .5a IN ii
rhyslcians II. sscriptions =
carefully prepared.
Let Planters and others call Ill the old stand
and examine tor themselves. Y
4 FFIICTED KEADIu- PIIITlA4
I'D ELPlllA MEDICAL HOUSE. established
eighteen years ago. by Df. kihkelifi. north west eors
nef Of Third and ttniun streets, between Spruce and
Pine streets, Philadelphia. Eighteen years Of Ell.
tensiye and uninterrupted pfattite spent in This city;
have rendered ID. X The fnbst Il pert aiid successful
practitioner, far aiid hear in the i~featineni of all dis
eases Of a private nature. Persons q fFficted with
Ulcers upon the body, throat Or lEga. pain in The hend
or BONES, mrrrufial rheumatism, s%trictiifes, gravel,
diseases arising from yBrthfhl ettpssps or impurities
Of the blood, whereby the constitution has become
eifpebled, are all treated with ~siiceess.
d liz who places himself under the care Of Or. H.,
taay feligiensly eoiiide in his honor A. a gentleman,
and confidently rely trtti His skill asa physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have iniufud themselve s by .
~tefiain practice indulget iii =-a habit frequently
leafned from evil coint,anibns bf al school the eff
fsets Of which are nightly felt, even when asleep.
ard destroy both mind and bpdy should APPLY imnle.
diatsly. Weakness ard Constitutional debility, lUss
Of muscular eiiefgv. physical ~lassitutie aid general
prosffalion, irriihhiltt and all nefybhs affections,
indigestion sltegishress Of The liver. ard every dis
ease In any way connected with the disorder Of tile
pr0crealiae ~fuiittiofis cured. and iulf vie0r festofed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
House Furnishing G00ds.
"Fast Line.v
FRESH 4RRID4LS.

11Y late arrivals | have receeeiyed the follew.
ID ing articles
100 rearns wrapping paper,
200 Stagg Il Shay and other s. G. hams,
10 eoxes Mac d Mac tobacco,
400 bags sh slled corn,
% barrels st. Louis fiouf.
so do Ind. and Ohio, do,
. Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogslieads prime sugar, Ia48A
90 Dozen faney and extra brooff,s,
10 Boxes prime w. II. Cheese.
20 Barrels 'cenneht and plaster,
30 Boxes soap and candles,
Us Barrels fine Whiskey.
III addition to which / have dit uthsf ~artietHs
comprising 4 regular Produce and Feed stock,
JOSHUA BELL,
june 19.y. Nearly opposite Post Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
JUST RECEIVED TINS DAY.

"A most complete assortment Of groceries and
n provisions to be sold cheap for eash=consist-
ing Of the following articles.
Potomac sliad Salmon Nos. /, 9. and mack
erpl Heffiiiss:. Coifisf; Buekwheat -four Hnns
dried and pickle beef; syrup all qualities : Riu
Gnba and Java Coffee coif,onlon and fine tobacco
uusheii and Western cheese 100 sacks Of fine salt.
CrOckefy.
Coffee cups wafer pitchers niiieho titebprs i
milk ~pitchersl irninend do soup T'ufeens yeltbw
wash tubes; BrittaIiia %rnliers; flasts .lnss Esr
cures; %thtnblefs; pfessfse Jars ulpiips far lamps !:
Salnr lamps Ciiepry Brittania, md tietai ladies' :
i.pharco and spice lars preserve STANDS add candy
Jars, feilcll pie plates.
House Furnishing GBOds.
]. Bfs'oins bttkrts ,shisks rope latnp sitsi
hettpn rope %cliords rplliug piss high eaftis lei.
ier piper T1bth brushes Hufn do ~sllaeinr do I:
'IlAfrda. TIL plates Dutch lbc ketsi Weli buckets:
wnsl. bowls LAMPS s%lttoIis, grim skinner i
s,igar trunks lodkiliglassus fgs pepper botes
n,itinen grates, De-. dc.
Willow aid linwars "A large assortment 81,
hand. -
ik~nndffes.
Mustang Iinemelt silHff. lMacnboy and Atufrh
cutlery .hlarA ing matches cnttoii md wp,
eases fishing lines Of all sizes. cofIee mills curry
ron,la hams collars tracecliains.
In inet We have alftt1st everything thht cHn IL
had at any other stJfe in II ID town. and will sHiI Al
cheap, If bot ~rlsapef. GisB me A call
February 10Th, 1852. ~ &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
A, MQNTAN,

HAVING returned ffoin New Orleans, where
IL he has been engaged in purchasing 4 large
assortment of Groceries would inform his friends
ard the public generally, that he has OH hand as
large a stock Of GROCERIES, and PROVISION
as can be found In the city, comprising the follow
ing articles
90 barrels Flour; so barrels patatoes 20 barrels
Apples; 80 sacks Salt 10 sacks Coffee is cases
Tea 10 hhds. Sugar, Alarge quantity of Mack
erel, Herring Goldfish and Safdines. Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Gruers and Chesife
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar; sugur cured Hams Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston. Soda, Water and Butter
Crackers; Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham. Sides Shoulders Beel
Tongues Lard Meal; Candles Soar, CASTLE
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar;
Sperm, Lard and Olive OIL Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles Of all kinds, In lars OF all
sizes. Tomato and Walnut Ketthbp Chewing
and Smoking Tobasto Cigars and cigarettes
Matches Mustard Starch salefatus and t,is:
naiion Allspice Pepper Seed and ground Che.
colate. Nutmeg veffnicslle and Maceatpni. Gin
ger; Candies Oranges; Clovest Lemtnons Ba.
nananas Raisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-
erves and Guava Jelly. shue brushes Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Broorns
Line; Ropes Hoops, Backing; Wrapping Paper ;
Clay and Stone Pipes Wash Tubs, and Detai
joHitb vi Ht Sizes OdHum; lar RUblnl i
wines. Sc.
Port Wine III Demi johns and bottles White
Wine by the box. | Pipe or bottle Claret BY the
box OF bottle Ahniseite by the box or bottle:
Madeira wine Of the best quality Muscat de
Tfantignan Cordial Champaign; Cider; Haul
Bafsac; Haul s~aute-ne Annisette BY basket
Brandy Cognae; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England Gin Holland and
New Yofd Whiskeys Rye and Reetined up 1g.
1NHE following articles are Just received
j. and for sale at the corner of Church and
Third streets h# Ha3s3f
FRESH aRRTTaLS-New goldfish, uew
riacksrel, new salmon, IL kegs July butter 10
boxes raisirss 200 lbs ~currants, 40 boxes fresh
,yerinieelli, $500 lbs stagg Il shay's and Dufaeld's
hams. 1000 lbs do extra tierced shoulders, 1000
lbs Drilled sides, do clear do, SO kegs No. | lard,
8 casks white vinegar, st. Louis fuur. extra,
soapsof all qualities, crushed, powdered, loaf and
brown sugar, tobacco of all the 1sst celebrated
brands. teas OF all qualities, all Of which we otFef
az cheap as the cheapest, for the cash ind
CASH oaly. We also have one=half dozen fine
clocks. which we will sell payable when SCOTT
~ ELECTED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have our friends call
and see oiir I'm improvements in store and stock, cor
ner Of Church and Third streets.
aug2s A. MONTAN 4 BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

u X lAte arrivals | have on hand the ~followinv
- ~afticlcs, From 81. Ldxis.
- barrels super fine Flour
~ do EXTRA do
l06 bags shot No / To 9,
$50 bars lend,
From Cincinnati
"a boxes cheics family soap, sRA
20 dozen brooitss, 'a9
il kegs prime butter st
rs boxes candles 6s.s
l2O feamsw Wrapping paper,
1860 .exiFa 3, c. hams,
80 kegs choice lard,
5Obarrels whiskey,
10 dol do.
From Petersburg Va.
70 boxes 8 limp tuhacco.
From Neut York. MI
so barrels hydraulic cement,
rs de plaster paris.
From Nesu Orleans.
80 kegs cut nails.
hogsheads choice sugar,
1000 bacon shoulders,
20 bags Prime coffee.
10 dozen hand barrow,
10000 cuba sisss cigars, JOSHUA EEAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
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ed.i PICKETT, PERKINS = 20.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
ONE HUNDRED hooks FOR
THREE DOLLARS

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