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Merchants Insurance Company Of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 100000. ........,...ALL PAID IN.
JoEN PFbIBERToN, President.
A SCfiRlEBER, Secretary.
w respectfully inform tho inhabitants q ths fea @
they Agency No 1S jackson ses
they prepared INSURE AGAINST flk n ,a y
RIVE RISKS at the Of TEN PER CENT IN
cah will be made doing business with ths Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
I,br psm,ertop Fergus Gardere, Kaspar Asch,
t1naaonf staiYn,d Adams,
Ninma, 'or, 4sor,;, L. r. Kenny, W. w. yaught
Thomas ]. Ivy, Gustaye Leroy, steiaIt oAe
,,os ,er Office No. 10 jackson street.
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SLAVES.

LANES WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street. New
Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell and all Slaves consigned him. fell
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--Will e
be given by delivery of BETsEY, dark "a.
ablt thirty old, speaks French English, ,0
who left house Thursday morning last She
and white her cheeks She
formerly owned by Mr. II. Addieke. . ~, -.
je23 II H. "A. H0FFMEYER, 90 Bourbon street.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
QHIEkNs.

NEW OHLEANS,
k capital of s9Tss00 ia prepared 10 fsseiVe
applications for 49,, ,,yrp p,eus
atthe Office Of the Company, No. SO GRAFlEh sThEEI.
interested In s success nd ne
profits among those who insure with ne i~
be the control the Trustse
is company purely The mutual principal Of inaa
suc and the this subscription a73o ofera ample
security policy holdera ,,.h,..
the company atalsinea
HishuaE !" i 4N-A ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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Harmony Division No. IS, F. Of 1.-THE following AZ are The
MousT R. ST. WM r. HonSsEeE IA A. r s JAMES aoyAs
a. joaN MKyER L S. o. Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hall, sbS
Charles
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Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
in April declared dividend Of bop per
rent. on we Years. Business.
Office Nc, ,BS CAMP between Grayer and Cornor asc
Buspf oy 1as LIyr INSURANCE ONLY
b being organised ssey Of the policy
holder and want and poverty its
Great Benevolent Institution, conducted the
ie large legacy widows children after
All holde wheths for life OF zhortsf TERMS VEG CON-
nue till death participate the whole OF Tie pToh's oi
Company. ,, d. ,.. ,,,, "a,
eject sance uand for tie aole benefit and 1se Of
herself and children, FROM the claims of creditors
TRUSTEES:
Iob,s Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
Iobr Hsgan Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
E. H. Barton, J. Perkins,
yans1h yrsknr' WIN Mure. Arnold Hnris.s
DIRECTORS:
sewen, C. Jenktns, p. B. Taylor,
Ea,a ianrer },o,e. John G. G. Steeyer
N II Cahsr L, Spangenberz. H. Rhodewald,
Sanns yvoiS John A. Dougherty, C. Il. Lutherford,
| n W3rkhan,' John Claiborne, R. C. Arrnistead,
ne; SS; !; Hsssts' s4,'n' N " ' Ell. Wingste.
Epg JzNnnE CoxE, Vice President.
| 4. j. wzpprnsgnS, NJ D.. Medical sonld OF
IHo9Af II a. asaRrs A:ua,.y A. , NJ NJ consS Attorney.
RIcHanD Bxrs Magazine street. Medical hraninoT
who win Office daily from haltpast 10 to 2PN
Bg the Charter only $4,000 taken single life
Ihis entertain Tor Lie nsu
Policies all sound and healthy e persons and
charged by the NewYors aud London and
their restrictions the South charter Dividends
Of annually nnd the profits draw and can
available to the extent wotlfdh OF their amount
| where the party paid his premiums in full ,,
fS California Permits NewYork and London rates. Prospectus
Table Rates information Life and all paper
had at The ce OIL the So Pany
| tsJ- Extensive Travelling Privileges
| tS- Office hours, y A. n. to 6P. Il.
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Odeon Temple of Honor No: 5-Nesis every IHURspAf
EVENING" o'clock, Temple Hail. 222 Tchouptouas street.
Officers for the present term ending oc 1882 ~ THeAAs
DER A. R.; F. s. MoRsAN, W. R r. PoLLAnD, W. T; j.
N W WooLyHnros, W. S. Inys
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TuE Butcher HAYEAU IN BELGruM.-W bile the young
Emperor of Austria has been ostentatiousy journeyng
through Hungary TO demand the homage Of its
peop the discarded and forgotten Haynau who burned
and bombared his subjects back to obedience has been
wanderer in Belgium, where he has this week learned
somewhat unexpectedly the popular estimate of his er
it's On Sunday evening" about quarter to nine Haynau
visited the Brussels Vauxhal where usual concert
was taking place At nine O'Clock says tho Echo the
Marshal showed himself in the garden and was immedi
ately surrounded by curious crowd of about two hun
dred persons His attitude it noticed had something
theatrical about it. being apparent that demonsra
ton was about take place. General ChaSa of the Bel
gan service who the garden, went up to the Mar
sha and entered into conversation with him. hoping by
his to ogerawe the rising feeling few minutes
passed and manifestation took place the crowd mean
while increasing very rapidly. NJ singalee the director
Of the gardens the orchestra to play two fayorte
pieces in the expectation that the attention OF the
would be withdrawn from his uneasy guest but IN yan
Kisses heard then very pointed observations
were addressed to Haynau his share in the Hungarian
war while the majority of the multitude cried, Turr
him out turn him OUT NJ Chazal essayed to addres
the peope and assuage the Storm but not steaed to
and the tumultuous excitement still higher. Mean
while had sent to the police station
barracks and shortly the officers arrived together with
parties all being of character and position wer
released Immediately After this Haynau remained som
little time at the concert, guarded by knot Of Belga
officers and followed by the spectators in all his moy
ments AS he returned from the concert to his hotel
aaiu hissed and number Of uncomplimenary erie
. | mere beard, but no violence wasprsctced.
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Crystnl Fount Division Ma. A, g. eT T.1Mse%s % every
THURSDAY O'Clock irihpeie@nse @ Il Hall no " ~ %;
W. H. ELLIS w o. u.
Brown w Al G. r RING, r. S.; H. ELLIS, r. ST T. Bo3Ts'
j. HARRIS T.; D. W. BROWN Ci a. tihso, a. =. h'
w Arsos l. S.; r. W. PowELI, O. S. y2A
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

MMEXICAN GULF Ia En-:
M Good Children street Champs ysteTo PROCTOR
VILE Lake Borgne, twenyseven miles, Fare through
Fifty (ents Children Slaves half price - : ~, An,
LEAVE THE CITY AT SE LEAVE liiA LAKE IN M
,- om M on Common street buaine OF ths Railroad
or orv other business with the estate of Ae
Gnron IsceseI Anpy to W. BAKEWEL Executor an3 y
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
BTid0esrNSes. Paint,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, hTEAhlboAIs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF j,
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
s The attention OF public respectfully called 20 the own
in favor celebrated BRDGEWATEg PAINT
than add MONTHS
uso the South the Paint firmly ssbshed and
the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER. FRO
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jyo. T. MILLER, OF ATTARAPAS
In July last apply Bdgewaer Mineral Paint
nv every Respect has exceeded
and the hesrB G. c. BoEI
co. heery add testimony tho ones embraced
the Agents. planters and others
FIRE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR have ever known
Where haze applied exposed since last July
and hiss formed solid meto
surface, which haa proved entirely mpefvieus.
(Sgned) JOHN f. MilLEf.
EewIberia, Attakapas ldarch fs, 1859.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Creacent Mutual Insurance Compan

f~,.oan< Mutua1 Insurance Company.
- itb The charter the Company
. - Z, tn"v. y. .,.,.pt. 49, :
sapin' vsd for year ending July 49, 1852 qoI1 %
nount " sks July 49, lg57.. e9 ~
*Ss1,lSS u
of which there have received, viz. .,,r
Far NJ Via Preinun y
For Premiums assSsi ass'sSi "a
For h!yer ffemthnis' i '''' ''' I2,si5
For Life PremianS. so; 10 ~
$Gsl,sass ~ -
ssa oreluus torminaed c5ue 70 ,os ,no ro
patuTn e,ss1 90 Isooso ~
s,r 20 ar ending July 49, 1o35 ~
i''i paid in arns pe,ioi rs follows, viz: .,
a nv ~, q E;rs I PsEa Saa,fS3l6
osses ON Marine Risks. ................ 1920 90
Losses on kiyeT t.sKs' '''.''' o0a 90
Losses Oh Lie ishAh '.'''''''''
o,,o,o o., S"'',t'' ~
Less lnsrs' Discount s'.'' 10 ,ss. sSs so as
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NEST OF OLp MEN.-Old Parr has been regarded gem
orally hitherto the next Mathuselah among the
men Of times whose years hnya been recorded
But in Wakefield in New Hampshire there is psrfeet
and ten being the ordinary
span of life there Here is pretty place for city people
tospend the summer and take draft Of life. Urban in
the N Y Courier says house contains small family
four of which ninety, and two
and not more than mile away lives couple. who have
been married upwards ofseyentyyears Robert Macklin
Scotchman cut OF here in 1857 at the untimey
of one hundred and years. greatly TO his
disappointment for he supposed he going to last as
long his friend Henry Jenkins who lived by the
counts to the great age Of hundred and seventy
years lie was born in the reign of Henry III, whom
he personally knew, and was at the battle of Flodden
Field Among the ettered Of his eotemporaxea
Sir Thomas Moore, Spencer, Sidney, Raleigh Bacon
Bunyan Milton and Dryden.
Macklin lies buried in Wakefield without Tombstone,
where they touching custom In parts of
this State where hearse is used, It u not 10
Wakefield which forbids tie handling Of the raains
the departed by suryie hands The conn is lifted nom
the bier by the dearest friends peighbo
the dead and is they, who lay him gently In his lonely
resting place. and him with the mould of the valley
that shuts him forever from the vinga CUSTOM be
| leve, once prevalent in New England.
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ANOTHER Doc STORY. The Rochester (N, ~ Union
tells story of Newfoundland dog the property Of Rev
Mr. Howard Of that city, which borders slightly on the
miraculous. The dog is usually kept at stable with his
horse In the same stable a neghhor kept valuable
mare and short time since he was hitching her before
carriage to take an evening ride and when mperisct
htched she became frightened and ran into tne sfeet
with the buggy upset it, and ran at such speed mat
seemed as though only the carriage but the horse
would be entirely demolished AT TINS cr'tieaa
tbs faitiye and sprang and caught hold of coil Of tho
lines Which done up in the brdle-bt and after
esnerate struggle he brought her TO sand-st and
when the men came up, they found the trusy and chv
dog fun possession and contrSl Of the terrified
and not releasing his hold until ne saw ms captive
well in the grasp Of these who had come TO his
assistance,
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NTEw oRLG Ne and Car iszs sysa FEszlas55

| VI rolltop RaioAN-I. ftouLine
Departure OF Trains. - MNpoffeaW' ,..,,,p. =.
hour afterwards an. p Mr. h'
From CsroIson:
Horse CarH--5 Al NJ, s md 10 Pm. 49,, ,,, . ;n,,r
svely in summer until half past P. m. in winter
Children under II and Servants o Genus.
the tnird MONDAY epuA5
al end the second Monday in Noyember.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
Depot No. is Bnronne street,
Departure If Cars.
In Winter from Lafayette and n o'clock.
Depot l5 BaroGne street. ......115, and so
Depot, 1S Daonne street. ana
After which the will leave each and fifteen minutes nn
O'clock
Tkenqt sH, $, 10 and II NJ, from the Depot
Aud 5]9, 91S md lO}1 p Nj from Lafayette.
FAREl0 cents. Children under IL yaara, halfprre.
NoSpeciai Night Cars Parties Balls Meetings, etc.
piled when required. mh3 1y
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left Washington on Monday 9Th instant il the rsi
the tie western boundary # the state of Missol Ths
Pueblo Indians, under charge Of Captain LDye s1d D.
soner 4 Indian Aars % On III The same n day day They
not in good health and were anxious to reach hoa
to their crops Colonel Lea presented eAeh e
Fillmore, and after saying he sorry to hear they
unwell complimented them for being An1ious -
reach their homes in order to secure their ccpa Yon
have, said Commissioners Lea become ctxens Of the
American Government and should b. glad you would
adapt yourselves hereafter the habits and customs
the whites. with whom you are associated ssSi
Jose Maria Vigil fone Of the delegation) replied they
they ve I ii poor country ana q @ dress is ike pscpi
would cost too much There is much truth in this
mark rs siS n u 53 s s3sss s,iSs3 es{
they would dress like white but (partieulary the
chldren) learn Language He hoped that long time
of having their little ones taught the language.
Jose Maria Vigil said he had not much interest in
The Commissioners think It b. Of more Importance
myself gratifed to receive letter from you in
spanish and should be stil more gatie 70 ,scsvs
jose Maria yig-I should be very glad could learn
the language the road II Icond that you might
The conference here ended. Erorn casual enuvsrsa
ton between the ConnlisEioner and Mr. waiting. "
every year and have City Council besides they trst
their with care than do other Indisn ard
can read and write tho Spanish language
The delegates five in number, and exe named re-
Vigil Jose Domingo Herrara, and Jose Absyts dress
Of ALL except the rst named. k bnckskin the upper par
ton painted yellow with insings q the coor and
hickly ornamental with bands worked with white snd
blue beads They wear grass hats with broad black
bands The costume Of Jose Maria Vigil is altpgefRef
different and is sogaudy These arerepresened
as possessed of much general Int ellgence. sss
In religion these Indians Catholics, and are very
desirous Of procuring ornaments etc for the church of
their Pueblo Many things Of this description have been
presented and promised from religious establishments IN
The District and Baltimore.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN sT. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane dees Of ns
eheerty recommend f., il ans and nave 10
r psnt teore public believe be CERTAIN PRcTEC
TIdN AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND cNDERs II
has WATERPROOF decks after
monthn (s'gnsdD si.S. ff1oalAssos'
NewOreans, December 2, 1851.
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RARE CuRIosrIEs-Purser Ramsey of the United States
Navy has recently brought from Brazil number of very
elegant head dresses for ladies' which, in their material
fabric may justly claim place among the curiostes
of the age Many Of them made of the scales eyes
and bones of fish, in the form of flowers beautifully ar
ranged wreaths and bouquets while others are made
up of the feathers of birds Of the most brilliant pumae
rvang the hues of the far-famed birds Of Paradise
Several of the represent delicate little birds II
the most natural postures while others made Of th
breasts of humming birds surrounded by leaves made
feathers forming flowers OF variegatet
hues Of the most beautiful description These ornament
were by the of of the converts of Brazil
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Irpion DiyisionNo g. of Tslees avery FRIDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock the Temple Hail. No. ala Tehoup9ais stre9
The following arc for the present term To ~ REID
W. p p it, CinsssW A Ms9uAIrEn R. si A. RoshswIe Y
Dospln A. 81 A. LAapsar O. O. ST.. sek
NICHOLAS AAAHh"f' ' jylS
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Pelican Division No; e. ofTMesssyy N "WEDNESDAY %
elected ending SEPT. 50 1882 T. Mer
r IS: r. J. Dunwaap T. S.; w. c. WArK,Ss, t.; J. Woop
MaSs.se 4. G.; JAsTRR. Isi IoHY BE9Ts s. vIsFl-
ING 81 Cont street, H. r. BAILEY, l6 Mag
nolia street, wEs, royra street, W WhIEtNs corner of
Tcnoupouas streets WIN SMITH, ST. Marc and Poydra
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
-Erash Arrivals.

~ NI-sSELMAN, corner uf Laurel and Third
T.. Streets. has Just received a fine assortment
OF Confectionery fresh fruit. tordials, Liquors, SC.
&c, srlected with care from new i'nl'"Fsauons'
n,nong which ares ., w.,
h,yrcls. Cifrons and Cnrmnts, Oranges and Lemons
C,a.s jelly, Juiube paste Prhncs IN fancy boxes,
ar, nnJ barrels, Fruits in their own Juice, viz:
Pears. Penchcs, Strnwberrys. Plurns. Frunes, Apt
cots. Re, &c. Preserved fruits, VIZ; rine apple,
anne. figs, Ta1nuruna, Ctttou, Ounce, Ginger.
Peaches, &c; Brandy fruits, Viz: Cherry, hPficoss.
fes, oranges; hno chocnlat, chrls'a'tsfd peaches;
1ss, oranges, &c. English ard American pickles
iiyea and cafrfs n variety of kotchup and sauces
rritncs, lebstcrs, rtsckrral, salmon, %arebofep, NC
weet oil In whole and halt bottles.
English dairy. and Western cheese, Goshen ana
roll butter: Almonds, La. crushed sngnr, stewart
double refined loaf sugar, french ana henturky
Mus,srd-Cnny powder stougtoi. Orange ana o,nof
bIttcra, Abesqlit, matapqudin, Gn,nolel ana ,nfo'
90 An assortment Of the finest French %cordials,
~ Raw water. peppermint, essence Orange water
The finest brands of Champagne. cherry, MADEIRA.
aud Port wincs In bottles. A superior article oi
Brandy and Irish wbiskry. Naples superior Liver
poal Ale, IN halfhottlcs, cigars Havana, tigltiaheia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other %fayerite bands,
Playing cards, FIRE crackers and fire works, fancy
boxes, &c.
Wedding parties, balls and soiress served at short
notice. "
Pound, fruit, and sponge cakes. .hnn'.et by the
barrel assorted svrups by the gallon; The trade
eli pplicd on lihaial terms.
And the fneat assortment Of candles, with every
thing in lis limo intended 10 meet the wants OF his
friends n nd cusiomcrs. dec2Uy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
A, MOUNTAIN.

HAVING returned from New, Orleans. whers
- ne mas been engaged N Purchasing a large
assortment Of Groceries; would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has on hand Al
large a stock Of GROCERIES ami PROvISION
as can es found in the city, comprising the follow.
so barrels Flour; 50 barrels patatoes % !. ,.,..
Apples; so sacks Salt; Is sacks Cofe. isc...s
Tea 10 hhds. Sugar. Alaree quantity Of M.cE.
erel, Herring Goldfish and Sardines: Western snd
Goshcn butter Western, Gruers and Chesiro
Cheese; Crushed, powdered, double refined. and
LOAF sugar sagtir cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston, Soda, Wafer and B,ttc,
Crackers; Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit R;cs
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders; Beef
Tongues; Lard; Meal; Candles; Soap, C.siiis,
Snavlns ana view York White Wine Vinegar:
Sperm, Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Line
Juice Olives; Pickles of ali kinds, in lars Of Al,
sizes, Tomato and Walnut Ketchup Chew;rs.
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Cigcsrcttss'
Matches Mustard Starch Saleratus and Gin:
rolats,, Nutmeg ycrnicelle and Maecaron; Or
get; Candies Oranges; Cloves; Lemrnons Ha-.
n%aiisnas; Raisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
eryes and Gaava Jelly. Shoe brushes: Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware; Brooms
Line; Ropes Hoops, Backing; Wrapping Paper /:
Clay and Stone Pipes. Wssh Tubs, and Dem;
johns OF all sizes; oakun; Tar; Hosin.
Port Wine in Densi johns and bottles; White
Wine BY the box, / Pipe or bottle Claret by the
box or bottle Anniseite by the box or bottle.
Madeira wine Of the best quality Muscat de-
rrant'gnan; Cordial Champaign =; Cider; Haut
Barsac; Haut S~aute-ne Annisette by basket :
Brandy Cognac; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England; Gin Holland and
New Yord Whiskey, Rye and Rectifed. sp 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Baton Rouge Foundry.

THIS establishment having been lately in
L creased and possessing additional facilities
for the execution of all kinds If work IN their line,
the. undersigned are prepared to manufacture and
furnish without delay IRON and BRASS CASTINGS Of
the heaviest dimensions
STEM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, AND SAW MILLS
of improved construction, suitable for public or plan.
taiion Use.
Steam Boilers Of all kinds made to order,
Of the best Tennessee iron CRATE bars and furnace
mouths Of the most approved pattern.
Backsmih's uork of all kinds relating to machin-
cry. TURNING and FINISHING work. cylinde RS
bored and sugar rollers turned, being provided with
the best kind Of machinery for the purpose.
Having in their employ competent and skiliul
mechanics, they will also attend TO having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required.
Planters and others are solicited to give ms a trial.
They will find it to their advantage to have ther
work done here, instead Of sending it to a distance.
febl4 lyw HILL &. HENDERSON.
Ery- Having a large stock Of patterns suitable for
nearly every size ef sugar mills an engines, there
will be no charge for patterns when they are already
on hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
steam Boiler Manufactory.

In Baronne Street. befreen Poydras y Heuird SITS.
Nrp Orleans.
THE undersigned having had long experience
l. in the business, will devote their whole at.
tention to the manufacture Of lued, cylinder, low
pressure and locomotive boilers also clarifyers, FL
ters, Iron juice-boxes. ~eikterts and itb1 wbfk OF eve;
ry description. They will guarantee the Material
used by them to be Of the very best and the work
mnnsllip not TO be excelled while their prices will
always be reasonable.
rs- Experienced workmen sent to the country to
do repairs on the shortest notice and most reasona-
BILE terms.
We invite planters and others to give us a cnll
and examine our work before going elsewhere.
The undersigned are also authorized to sell and
put up the celebrated, Faber's Magnetic Water
Guage. the safest water indicator now In use.
All orders addressed 10 ,is will meet with prompt
attention. apr3y. HOLSTBERRY q FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles P. Freeman.& Co..
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES q CO.
Importers And J0bbers.

Ida DroadrGy. l door south Of Lioerfy Areff.
NEIV ORR.
HAVE nowon baud. and will be receiving
IL dvily through the season, Netr Goods, direct
tom the European manufacturers, and cash auc-
mons. rich fashionable fancy silk Milinery.Goods.
Our sockt OF rich ribbons, comprises every varie-
ty of the latest and most beautiful designs i'm
ported.
Many of our goods are manufactured express
ly to our order, from our own designs and pat
terms. and stand unrivaiied. We offer our goods
for nett cash, at lower prices than any CREDIT house
in America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to tier in
terest TO reserve a 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, Lisses, and
Tarletons; Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetis,
Capes. Berthas; Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings.
and inseriings; Embroide red REVERE Lace and
Hemstitch Cambria Hdkfs; Blonds, Illusions, and
Embroidered Laces for Gaps; Embroidered La
ces for Shawls. MaEtillas, and Wells; Honiion,
Mechlen, Valencienes. and Brussels Laces; En-
glish and Wove Thread. Smyrna, Lisle Thread,
and Cotton Laces Kid, Isle Thread, Silk, and
Sewing Silk, Gloves. and Mi,ts; FrefIch and
American Artificial Flowers; French Lace, En-
glish, American. and Italian; Straw Bonnets and
Trimmings. mto-tf