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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-14

rNO THE CHRISTIAN TEACHERS of
the City of Washington, ID. Gas to-
morrow, the 18Th Of June 1852 is the anniversary of great
wickeness committed in this city, let all that believe in the
prayer pray that God will not leave the city Of
Washington similar to what he left So: for the wicked
committed innocent american citizen has been
very great and the anger Of God will be poured ont upon
Washington and Georgetown, unless the parties repent and
right the wronged = -
June Pit" JAMES ROBERISoN.
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NEEDLES!

GENUINE smith Sons Dredeye Needles. fine as
VI sortment at wholesale. r. WHEELER,
june 11-3m Opposite Browns Hotel
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DHALON's CHEMICAL BALsAM, Barry's
Trcopherous, Lyons Kathairon Ok Marrow, &c. for
The Hair.
Also-Cytherian Cream Of Soap, and Rabbits Shaving
Powder lust received and will I've sold ut manufacturers
prices, Mt STEVENSS Sales Room,
June 11--Gt under Browns Hotel
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LORED TARLTONsl

C0LORED TAHLTONSI
TN all coors 81 wde for covering frames, &C. ps7y loc
| Just opened by f. MYERS CO.,
june Str Penna. av. bet. 9th and 10th sts
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CHILDREN's HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
avn ~ ~, boat ossortments In the city, comprising all
sisSs and qualities for Misses and Children always to
oe BLACK silk Mitts, Of all sizes and qualities
Ladies' Cotton and silk Hosiery and Gloves
Cpntlemen's and Boys do. do.
40 Call and see us--you can be suited.
II. MYERS CO.,
iune Str Penna av., bet. 9th and 10th sta.
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MFRS. BANNERMAN has taken the house for
lN merly occupied by Mrs. Kesey, on Pennsylvania
avenue street. where she prepared to accommo-
date permanent or transient boarders. june l2-eolw
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The Central Depot

The Central Depot
OFFER for sale, rery cheap
~ Paris Bereges rich colors and very handsome
0rgande Lawns, French Jaconets
India Silks, Dotted Muslins o,u,..
Swiss and India Muslins, highcoiored Chalnes
Colored Lawns, fast colors; Berege DE LANES
Gloves and Hosiery Sleeves and Embroidered
With many other desirable goods ior Ipe 10 P'
-, - :. '" penn,a avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE TALLY-H0!

NHE public beginning to find out how to secure COM
Portable shave at moderate cost and the subscriber
been compelled to order another supply of these excel
ent and cheap Razors For sale Mt
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
june l2--tr 9th st., near Louisiana avenue.
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eHAs. McNAMEE, Secretary.
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DIBBONs, LACES, EDGINGS, FRENCH
Ii worked Collars Chemisettes Undereeyes Dress Caps
Pocket Handkerchief Hosiery for ladies and children
Gloves Black Mt &c. &C. for sale, cheap for cash, at the
Central Millinery and Fancy Store, eth street. opposite
iune N Mrs. Il. MoFFETT, Agent.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

VHE subscriber respectfully announces to his friends and
the public that he has commenced the Auction and
Commission business his account, and offers his
the sale every description real and
property upon the most favorable terms.
With experience of twenty years in the various de-
partments of Auction business the last four of which he
has been personally known the citizens Of Washington
the Auconeer Of the late firms Of Dyer Bro and Dyer
MCGUIRE he deems 1t unnecessary to say more than that
his personal attendance be relied upon in all matters of
business sales Of any amount cashed without delay.
Until permanent arrangements can be made for the re-
cepton and sale of merchandise commission persons
wishing to employ Auctoneer will please call at the
Office Of A. Rothwel esq street. east Of 18th, where
can found during business hours ready and prepared
answer the calls of the public. Respectfully,
June 9-dtf T. N. STRATTON
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CEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER!
TUST ARRIVED 100 casks best New York Cement and SO
81 casks best Cacined Plaster, which, together with Lime,
White Sand Shingles and all other Building Ma
erias kept hand, and will be sold reasonable
terms, for cash or good paper by
P. NJ PEARSON 4 CO..
At their Lumber-Y ard, 7th ST., the Canal.
june lot Union, Intel .&News.
DEM. b. GRAY'S PILE OINTMENT
ID AN INFALIBLE CURE If afflicted try it, and to
suffer For sale by A. GRAY Bookseller,
june g. 18th ST., opp Odd-Fellows Hall.
DOHN'S Handbook OF Washin r ion.-For
ID sale by A. GRAY,
junee- 7th st., opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
DOWAN'S TONIC MIXTURE-The great and
LII only Infallble Cure for Fever and Ague.
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
june g. 7th ST., opp 0dd-Fellows Hall.
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PREPARE FOR THE FLIES |!

yoe want to protect your pictureames and looking
/ glasses call at WINTERS, and get few yards Of hi
fancy paper and paper for ceilings 1t is ornamental
well as useful.
CHEAP CASH STATIONERY STORE
June l2--tr 9th st., Louisiana avenue.
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NOR THE PREVAILING DISEASES of
IL the summer, sovereign preventive and
say the proprietary may be found in HAMPTONS VEGE
FABLE TINCTURE. 1t has been given in small doses
children eething with great For SALE direct from
he manufacturers, at
WINNERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
9th ST., near Louisiana avenue
a Pamphlets be procured gratis by calling as above
inna 12-tr
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WASHINGTON:

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE IA, 1862.
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ID, Is. CIarKe5 uPUbIIVN"1J '-V
I'm .bEori's Police office, Tth street. Island
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-11

The name Of upon books, nnrfs s
payment Of the subscription be made la advance.
Distant subscribers money BY letter. postage
which VIII be paid BY assumed b.
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER. published weekly during
sions OF Congress, and semi-wesky during rec,ss
Subscriptions for period less than year be received
terms poporuoned to the above rates
o. PosTMAsrERs ael a. our agents and Ly
sending DAILY subseubers, or
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with s95 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with S0 enclosed, win be entitled copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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I'M same Classification is made in regard to the inte-
nol Yusis Inc number OF steamers upon the interior
welp'e driven by paddle wheels, for the year ending
Jgus Soh, 1891, was 6e3i and the tonnage is7,262
There on the waters 6fty ferry boats with
tonnage OF 1922 hflytwo propelers with tonnage OF
t,7s31making total OF 765 vessels, with tonnage o
2pt,7a5. The aggregate OF officers and crew am also
able to state. The aggregate number of men EMPLOYED
on board OF al these vessels was, for that ysar 2os77
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Ks Yarish nintine.

A. an answer to The Advocate Of last
Thur.ar5 hnpb the saAise. Of he Parish
Printing ws Gan only Aay. ,hss we scui-
IDENTIFY hnppeied tolls n The Curt Iloass
at the tiais y the sledsISn, auid hays no
doubt syas. IND lie Editor III Tho Al
voca,e been present, the same courtesy Of
appearing abefors tbas honorable body Ia
person would have been accorded him
which was extended to us. Az TO the
'svphtsssygro on ears first regs will b. feand
the official report Of The ~proeesdings, TO-.
geiisf with the propositions, and we
opine that The public will be fully cofnps.
ten, 10 decide. which was The ohespes. md.
and how mr the Police Jury acted upon
partizan feelings. We are at a loss I
seq where the Advocate fiids any teehni.
caIity In any Of The bids, 1t is a plain case,
and was decided In a natural aud plain
wav 81 g sAa8f q HttaE8 Hfs4g4H8 .eEf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Telsgraphsd 70 ths 0azssts.
WHtH cONYENTfoN,a

l6y IN Southern LineJ
WIG coNvENTloNsA
llAIfiness, Wednesday, jane td.yip0, J. n. ]
The Convention assembled at noon, and
Icrssbized temporarily by sppoinfihg iii
Hon 0eos Evans, Of Maine, as Chsirma0I
A committee whs appointed TO select Off.
GERS for the CoHveniion, and ohs TO sxam-
Inc the credentials Of delegates. The
Convention then adjourned to O o'eioek
rims svsning, when n will Wsssn1bls 10
recsivs tbs Fapvrts of the committees and
complete its organization.
Tbs Southern delegates hsvs held a
caucus. In which they have adopted 4
platform Oh which they place the Tariff,
Internal improvements, and the Compro-
mise, II a Rnality. The friends OF Mr..
Webster accept this platform.
f. sseoHB pissATea. sy3Is
s JuFE 10th, 1896, r. M.
The COMMITTEES on organization HAYS
selected the Hon. John g, Chapman. Of
Maryland, AZ presiden. Of the Convention,
by q volt Of II 10 10.
A caucus Of tbs delegates from all the
stavsholding stutss has been held, In which
wal. adopted N series Of resolutions 70 the
following purpott.
1.--Dselaring The General Government
to be a government Of limited powers, and
den, Ing its right to exercise powers not
expressed or gfnnted In The ConNitution
This second and third are in relation 70
the rights Of the States, whicl, are strong.
~ insisted upon. tgIH ts
4,--DeclHfing against the doctrine Of
Intervention Ia The affairs Of other States.
6,--Deolares III favor Of IAN eeonotnical
administration Of the Government end OF
a Tariff fef revenue, and such ss will give
proper encouragement 10 all branches Of
Industry IN every section of The country.
6r--Dsclaring IN fator Of a system OF
River aud Hatbor improvements by the
General Government. .
7 and s--Endorsing The Finally Of the
Compromise Measures In NIL their parts.
The friends of Mr. Webster have tinan.
inously aequisseed In These resolutions,
~ E&t II At+EA ~ II. 81 AA#.AE .E3 #EfNWt EN2 9+E q
and express n determination to sustain
them when brought before the Convention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
%-%hN~%
Fourth Of July Celebration.

sAtsm CHuHon. June 18th, 1862,
AT a meeting Of The citisens Of TIL:
neighbornood. held june 18th, Mr.. Barnet,
Williams was called 10 The clihir, and II.
T. Woinaek appointed Secretary. On
motion, II was
Rssotued, That a Committee Of three
be appointed TO correspond with Hon. 2.
Winfree. Jr., soliciting him 10 deliver a
Fourth Of July Grafton, at this place, on
Saturday, the Ord Of July.
Whereopon the following gentlemen
were appointed, viz /: 8. p. Ward, J. r.
Mecca aud james Barnett, Jf.
D. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
II. r. WoMAeK, Seryefayy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Election Returns.

&HL. EE AIE- E-A 0E ET FF#hF -ANEELF
Tho wings Of New Orleans elected thei
entire ticke, except one, who was defeat
cd by George Enstice, Jr., The delega
tion fiom that parish viii consequent,
stand, ~ wings, | democrat. In the par
ish OF 81. Bernard, Cbas. Bienyenue Ii oil
eeted Senatorial delegate, aud A. Marrero
Parish Delegate. III jefferson The demo.
crafts elected their representative ticket
the wings their senatorial ticket. III st,
Charles u wing is elected. In St. John
tho Baptisse, n wing IL elected. In 81,
Jsn1es, John 8. Arrnant and Geo. Mashsr
wings, ars elected. Ia Ascension, Df. e.
Duffie, il. wing, 10 slscted--in the Sen.
storial district, A. b Roman and .. r.
kennsr are elected In Iberyille, r. O He.
bert and A. Talbot. democrats. nrs elected.
IN West Baton Rouge. John L. Loblell,
wing, IL elected. In the Senatorial dist,
snd w. r. Stuart, dem, and Dr.. lyle,
wing. ars elected. In East Baton Rouge,
+. d. Conrad. wing, and II. q. Best dem
nrs eIected--A. s. Heron, dem, sena.
'orial delegate. In West FsIiciana, r
wing, and G. B. PHILIPPE. dem. are
Point Coupee, whole democratic
Ut. Helena. q democrat elected
representative delcgat u, and 4 wing ssna
'orisI delegate. In East Tsliciana, the
whole democratic ticket Is elec.ed. In
Assumption the whole democratic tickle.
. reported elected.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

10 The crops on the Highlands on
Nav River and along the coas., IN this
Parish. Ascension. Ibcrville and West
Raton Ro1ge. were never more promising
Ut this time of any year within our recol'
lection, than they now are. Il did ou'
hearts good. to contrast the smiling face
ot tho planter and promising prospect o.
his field, with his gloomy looksa year ago,
and the dcsolation caused by the crevasses
OF 1851. The levces are generally good,
ana no fears are entertained Of crevasses
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

" We respectfully a%tioahee to the Hon.
Members or The Convention, .that we
are fssrafed TO do the Conventions pfin'
snr. aud we ,rust that members visiting
aar city will give US a aails AMI lot ~
chow them that II ran be done IL the
Capital, >. We viii IN the event OF our
election. publish IN French and Englgsh a
.,DA,bv JovasAL or rns CosvENrioM'
which will contain 4 sumn,sfyuf The news
of she day, and no exsrtions viii DO spar
lsa to make Ii . aseful paper, free from
ill ~ kE EIHs+s ya@f] #9f
parry ntnss NATHAN hHE +FHk#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

ReaovAn OF. II posr ofrsck--rle
POS, Office hassbeen removed 10 the old
stand Ia the basement story Of the Harvey
Ncase-Aex, to the Harvey House Ex'
change. We believe the location a good
one, but interested as we are, shall not In.
sist upon our belief being taken ne good
evidence, The difference insiocaticna Ii
two squares, 10 which extent we IRE In.
trrcated,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

ry- j. /. Marciacq. Esq, who estab.
hslscd and for the past ten years ably aud
honorably edited the Donaldsonville vigi.
iant, has retired from that paper, which
win hereafter be conducted by Messrs, Du-
yetgncy n petrez. While we part with
Mi. Marciaeq with regret wa extend a
cordial welcome TO his successoss. who
see trust. viii ind their new employment
j. profitable and agreeable, q we know
l,sy eau make il useful.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

IT, What does Il mean ? IN the Advo'
cate's election returns A. M. DuNN Ia
CHASED As DsMeenAr. Can any one
take q peer behind ,l,e curtain now ?--
Does the friends Of William ilabbs zee
ANY truth In what we said Ia reference 10
n certain independent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

IS. HAND NIX RouNp.--Ws last Thursday
received by mail from a subscriber In So.
slssncs three dollars being u year's'sub.
~srirsioa in advance. H that subscriber
ever ONE M here We hope he win not
iail Ia. cal npos Us. We shall ~ all times
DC plsAssd TO sss snch. .enbscriberss We
ii,atend to print a casd nt him this card
viii be squivaisnt 70 : letter Of credis upon
IN printing establishments. but alas. there
il. but litsle money with printers. G. I
H. you have ous THAMES. sa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

ts 10 Co.RsseoNpENrs,AADr. W. IL L.
a1cf Livonis. The receipt entities You 70
the paper Tor one year, dating rom this
nnmlsr. lie Jarsta to give ne your name
OF TO- avk Over S,s tei 4as
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

HAYS You HEARp IA News sncM
MAlsk 1.-THE Hon. Isaac Reid, wing,
has been elected by 600 majority 70 Con.
sgress from The Bet, District, IN place of
shs Hon Charles Andrews. deceased.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

ss ryr- The sitisens Of DpnaldsonviIle are
snskhhg extensive Preparations to celebrate
she @th Of July In an appropriate manner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
sEeg8 ets Your obi. sserv't.,
......., 4a =. PHILIP WINFREE, j.
To Messrs. 8. r. Ward, J.. r. McCsa,
and James Barnett. Jr., Committee.

tY3 8 8s#Ffs Il = atfss4 Communicated.
Our democratic neighbofs are deterrnin
cd to make out Gen. Pierce to be one o
the greatest men Of the times, notwith
standing the story OF his giving the boy
who was q stranger to him q cent. with
which to buy candy. This little annec
dote told by one Of the Generals friends
we suppose a be relied upon, but we
yesterday heard another annecdo,e Of the
Gents. generosity, which, though. repeat.
ed by a wing. will, nevertheless be added
to the stock Of stories already sc. down
to the Generals favor.
An old democrat. who had been atten-
lively listening and whiting, while sew.
eral others had been warmly discussing
the merits Of the men Of the democratic
ticket, and among other things told by
the democrats, was the story Of the boy
and. the penny-they roundIy asserted that
the Gen. put his hand right into his trows-
ers pocket and forked out one cent, to 4
boy whom he never saw before. I can
tell you more about Gen. Pierce than that
H-it was q long time ago, just about the
close Of the last war with Britain, I was
away up TO Norfolk on duty, and we hadn't
been paid anything but post-notes for six
months, and we was a. you may suppose.
q good many Of " pretty well broke, be-
sides. had been sick a Tong time. One
day I strayed down to the post Office 70
see il / hadn't CORA letter there. whom /
got there I asked the postmaster II I had
anything, aud he eaid yes. hero is two
letters for you" ! knew they werc from
home, aha my heart heat when / saw
them but I Ind no cash, and 10 I told
him to put EN- up then, ! could get them
~ and by. I felt mighty bad. add look.
ed kind O. down hearted about ii; but as |
turned awsy. mp stepped q tall. good look
ing offieer-aike gentleman md says ~
Y aint You soldier. yes siirs ~ !. -
! bowed 10 him. . Well" says BE hen,
SCI. your lettsfs : and sure enough -
forked ont 4 quarter, and ire postmaster
gave ne my letters. 1 didn't know then,
who he was. but I inquired. M Who a.
vou think 81 vas-nO On. Pfnrca. piArca ofl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

20 While preparations are being made
all around us to celebrate the glorious
fourth, are the citizens Of Baton Rou0e
TO permit the day pass without some pub.
lie and appropriate demonstration. We
see and hear Of nothing being done. why
Is this! Come, let us hear from the pa.
triolic young men Of the Capital, let as be
up and preparing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
RaksRoNprsos.

16oRaksT
4.sts SALEM, tune 18th, 1869.
Hon pnittr WtNrnrs, in.
Dear Sv~-fn accordance with the do.
stfe Of the citizens OF this nsighborhed, we
the undersigned were appointed a Com
mitiee 10 solioit your ,attendsncs at thi,
place. on Saturday the third Of July, fol
the purpose Of delivering q Fourth Of July
Permit rs, Sir, ID the discharge Of this
duty, to express our earnest hope that you
will nor refuse this request, At once 10
universal and cordial. and TO assure you
Of the high esteem In which you IRE held
by 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

% The following good one Is told BY
the Louisiana FIoridian, e staunch demo.
cratic paper, and We suppose. good author
ity--it.i il too good to be lost to the world :
Have you heard the nominee for Pres
ident ~ ass 6gs
mo"
General franklin Pierce Of New
Hampshire" -
"A first rate nomination-hurrah for-
putting lis finger 10 His ear-what did you
say his name was?
franklin PierceD
ssAh, yes, hurrah for Rankin Pierce"
and up went his hat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

The PEW QUEsTIoN AMONG THR METH
oDrsr.-Yesterday tins vexed question
was settled By the General Conference
The various conflicting clauses Of the
discipline on the subject are erased, and 1
brief advisory passage, recommending free
seats. substituted. The subject occasion.
ed much debate, but was decided BY !
strong majority-7s for, IS against ii.
This matter now s:andsI - we always
'contsnded !: should stand. Ffse seats
re sdvised. and pewed ones. BY implies
tiofI, are tolerated. Many Of our western
brstbren apprehend mischieyons fssults
from this change Of the discipline. but We
hope they viii b sgresably dieappointed.
The new measure bot expresses, wet think
Ne prevalent sentiment d our people On
the snbjsct--zim's HevaId, Jnse !.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

@'RJeThrse Of the convscts who mads
tl.eir soaps from The Peniteniiary 81 she
evening II the kfh inst-. wers srrssted
.nssssy opposite Fiaqusmins bst- " en.
s.satisp. preyaileaN uron nrpn fhs hnmsne
Old ksntleman W ~ sisesn gos Tsia
NSks sci fcr bis hesrt, bsa lirtie III ~
firsnlsess-the conyicfs. i sait. MA
down. AMI faggs5 him y nhsp " even
Aili tlsssn, ~ <stths @ke " husnanity
III IL .4ke theln To the Peniscntiary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

70 We were in error N M article On
shs Crosse Tets Plank Road. when we
statsd. shat the value o. taxable properly
il West Baton Rouge wa only thirteen
sAundred thossand dcllars and thar Of
Airosse Tste only fou handred thoasaad
gaollan--i. should have hen fonf millions
II West Baron Rolgs. ord one million
three hundred thonnnd on Gcoese Tete.
making : vest difference although ths
proportion was The same.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
: f. Mr.. A. waadiI II eur authorized agent to
ssssis. sabsetiHtens and advertisement for the
Gazette, and rsrsirt for the ssine.

ny-Mr John q. Wire, 10 our authorized Agent
10 collect and receipt for al an,eants due this
rfhss, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

10 We give below tie vote Il taken
- ne diisrsn:: precincts " this pafish,
The anne with : srnexed win be zen 10
have received thsi hixissst vote, aud are
declared elected.
s@o -, Mapeaee, HAin. s. Crssk.
Skx4r6nlAL CANp4pxrR.
AS. Hesro6,eFbey0 2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-20
Baltimore Market.

Nov. 70, 1852.
GRAlN.-Sales of good 10 prime reds TO-
day at lOs a 40 cts. and whites as in
quality, AT 10 a rs cts.
Corn has improved little. Sales to-day of
white at IS 7s CTS, and of yellow at 70 a
73 cts. Salea of Pennsylvania yellow at 75a
76 cts and some parcels as high as IS cts.
We quote new Corn, in shipping order, al 65
a 81 els, for both white and yellow, and
damp parcels al 55 63 cts, as in condition.
Sale Of Maryland Rye to-day al rs cts.
Oats are worth 81 81 cts.
WHISKEY The demand continues very
active, and sales are making as fast as re-
ceipls come in al 26 cts. for bbls.. some
holders refusing that price. Sales of hhds.
al 25 cents,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-20
Che nlorkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

Nov. II, 1852.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is firm
sales of fresh ground for export at SIS,
aud good brands for city consumption al 81 !
So. Extra Flour is held al S4 81 a -
RYE FLouR.-Last sales al S4.
Corn MEAL.-Lasi sales of Penna. 81
S3t
WnEAT-Sales Of prime red al $llo and
a lot of Penn. white was made at rs els
RYE-ls in demand sales at s7cts.
CoRN--Is scarce and held higher; sales of
new Southern yellow at rs 80.
OATs.--Sales =. prime Southern al az
43 els.
WHIsKEy.-Sales Of bbls al 2sr: and Ehds
al 27 els.