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For Rent.

THAT beautiful large. and commodious
i two story brick house on church
street 70 we'll suited for business stand,
opposite Col A Matta's store tor partic.
ulars apply THOS. PRENDERGAST.
mar 30 II Agt for JoHu Tor.
UvGazette Copy.
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Music Card.
nRor. DECOENlEL beg. lea

nROF. DECOENffsL begs leave TO IN
L form the citizens Of Baton Rouge
and its vacinity, that he has come to re-
side permanently, and is now at liberty to
meet the engagrme nis Of private individ-
uals, schools and Scminarics--.to, give
practical and classical instructions on the
Harp. Piano Forte Guitar Organ and
Singing TO advanced Pupils finishing les
sons.) also Choin taught trained and or
ganizrd.-llopes by his assiduity for the
improvement Of those placed under bis
tuition, to merit the appreciation anu sup
port Of a discriminating Public. -
Terms known by applying to Prof. De-
Coeniel, AZ Mrs. Jacobs boarding house,
North street. ss,.-5 .m
Pianos and Darps, tuned and strung.
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TOFFEE!-20 Bags Rio Coffee, jus
~ received, an for sale by
mar l ~ JOSHUA Beat.
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DRApERs PATENT AIR TIGHT

nRAPER'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
- INKSTAND.-The advantage of
this inkstand over any heretofore offered
to the public, consists in cutting of the
communication between the dipping cup
a I'd reservoir, by the end OF thedipping cup
pressing upon the bottom ; and thus pre-
vents the ink from evaporation, and be-
coming thick by exposure TO the air from
the constant rising and falling of the ink in
the dipping cup by change of tempe nature
Just received and for sale by
feb. 3D. GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
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To the Ladies.

TIME undersigned has just received a sup
i ply Of the celebrated Persian Essence
Hsdyosn,ia, the most elegant perfume for
imparting TO tho handkerchief very agree
able and lasting odor.
Also Toilet Soap. Bay Rum, Cologne
Water, Extracts Hair Oils Pomatums, Cos
metics, Combs and Brushes. For sale cheap
by VIM. BOGEL, Druggist.
mar-25-ly. Lafayette street.
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THOlCE EXTRA 81. LOUIS FLOUR
~ The best in the south for sale bv
mar.2S-N. JOSHUA BEAL.
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EIRE BRICK.-4O.o0o Best Western
L Brick, Just received aud for sale by
RopsRr B.AL, At the Ferry Landing, or
JOSHUA BEAL.
April 4 I'm. Opposite Harvey House.
Gazette copy month.
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}. McConMrcK. Pm. HArcn.
mccormick 4 Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONERS.
Batons Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE.
rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications., and the Principle Ma
gaines and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Also--AMER1CAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes.
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers Bristol
Boards, Monochromatic Boards. 4: VII
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DICE Carolina and Creole Rice, Just re-
IL ceivee and for sale by the barrel or
at retail
mar 3. JOSHUA BEAL.
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To Rent.
f,6feA offAs Rtfou Rou0s and Clinton

O0scs afNs Rtton Rouge and Clinton
Plank Road Company.
NOTICE Il hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an lnstal,nent Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed w q, per
share) viii be due and payable on the Arst day Of
June (tsSt1 by order OF the Board.
April 1854, ALrKEJ ....TPERS.
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A. GOLDM ANN.
(axApvArE or rnK MEDICAL FACULTY ov LorietAxA.)
Druggis1, Apothleary and Chemist,
Corner Of Laurel and Thru Streets,
Baton Rouge, LIN.
THE subscriber has opened the fine new
L brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; adjoining the post office and will
keep constantly on band, large and well
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having male his profession the study Of
his life, and being able To show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he feels confident Of Deriting
the confidence and patronage OF the public.
Country orders promptly filled. physi.
clans prescriptions carefully prepared ut
all hours.
jan ls-ly A. OLDMANN.
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\. A. KAUFMAN,
Court Housc SgMays- Eoyney Of
America and % Ferdinand Nfs.

Daton Rouge, IA.
HOUSE, SION and ORNAMENTAL PAm4rR.
IL and paper hanger --woaid rsspscfftaIjy caiS
the attention Of the citiaens Of Baton Ncose M
Of the adjacent parishes, that he Il now prsnarei
70 do all kinds d work that may NJ entfuste6 "a
tion to those who win favor him. IL M nov -
hand beautiful assortment Of paper hsrrins ma
will continue 70 receive MI Of the most SeSrffui
and latest fashion patterns u his shop. 49,
lie has engaged competent workman ana Win =
ready A. oil times 10 attend 70 orders In his line.
u Also Gralning, Chasing and Gliding !: fmita.
style. sni1.v
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For Sale.

A GOOD substantial second hand Buggy.
IA harness and al! complete. For terms
apply TO TIlOS. PRENDERGAST.
Gazette copy march 1T.
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CORNMEAL. AND CHEESE
~ Is barrels prime kiln dried corn
meal; 10 boxes WAX. cheese 10 boxes
english dairy dotto; just received and fo'
sale by april Al JOSHUA BrAt
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DIR. 10. III. DAY,
Residence, J Odom's House, Africa g.,
O1lce tciAh j. N. N1CUtchon Es2., Laurel 81.
feb ~. u.
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Sundries.
100 Boxes Palm Soap
lOO so do. Star Candies.
10 barrels Creole Rice,
tierces Carolina do.
1000 pounds plain S. C.. Hams.
so barrels superior S. L. Flour.
1000 bags Bran, Oats h Corn.
Received within the past week and for
sale at tae lowest current market rates for
the cash by JOSHUA BEAL.
mar-2s.h. Opposite the Harvey House
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Books and Music

Books and Music.
CONVERSATIONS on common fhin1v
~ Fern Leaves. by Fanny Fern; Bur.
retps Geography Of the Heavens. and AZ.
las; Webster. 4th Dictionary Sophocle's
series Of Greek books Hannah Moore'e
private devotions; Pictorial Brother John.
athan; Uncle Tom in French; Confessions
Of an Eaton Boy; Bleak House, by Dick.
ems; the Harmonial Man, by Davis Leni
!.eoti Head Of the family Gentleman
Jack /; and great variety Of Toys and
other books, suitable for presents. and :
large collection Of Piano Music. Just r..
ceived from New York and Boston, and for
sale by a
jan 2l.y. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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ELOUR loo Barrels choice Family
l. Flour, just received per Falcon" and
for sale by JosHuA BEAT.
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!. a. =. G. COnrOy,

NO. Sc Fulton Street, Ncsy.YOrIs,
MOULD call the attention Of dealers 10 their
w large assortment OF Fishing Tackle, Of the
best qualities and most desirable varieties. viz !:
Salmon, Lake and Trout Flies Floats Lines, Nets.
Reels and Rods Of Ill kinds and varieties, &c. &c.
large stock Ct frat quality Of Conroys CO
LIMERICK HOOKS. A general assortment of
Fishing Rods Of their own manufacture; Fike and
Drag Nets in every variety, &C.. NIL Of the best
kinds and ut the lowest prices. liberal discount
to the trade. feb.f Am.
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DALM SOAP---5O boxes No. /, Palm
L Soap good article for the trade or
families, just received and for sale by.
mar g. s JOSHUA BEAL.
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.. OUSSET,

ASH1ONABLE TAILOR.
HAS just received full stock offine goods
III for gentlemen's wear. His stock has
been selected with care, and contains The
most fashionable goods for fall and winter
garments. As an experienced cutter, Mr..
OUsET has not superior in this city. noyl
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7 TTERINE CATHOLrCAN for the cure o, f.m.i.
u diseascs-n large supply received and for IN
ut Jan 20] A. GOLDMAN, Agent.
Druggist, Post Once eoyner.
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The Convention of the Internal improvement
Companies If Virginia met "Wednesday evening
O'Clock, IN the Senate thamber, pursuant 10
adjournment the same dny-Go. Fontane re-
Stunning the Char.
Mr.. {. +. NJ. Garnet offered the following
resolutions which were read
Resolved, Tint the Convention do urge ON our
senators and Representatives in Congress the
propretv of taking prompt measures to secure
the passag OF AN net to refund To rail road com
panirs all the duty paid on iron imported since
the 9Th Of March, lS5l, and to reduce the duty
on all railroad iron hereafter imported.
Resolved, Tint our Senators aud Representa-
tireS be also requested toprocure the passage Of
ala act to capitalize the mail pay on tile leading
lines OF railroad, 10y paving to each company
that sum which would weld, nj pr cent. per
annnm. an amount equal IL the mail pay to which
each company would be entitled.
Resolved That the Legislature be petitioncd
to amend the general railroad law, 81 rs to fix
the weight of II ton nj 210D pounds in estimating
the tariff of feight- on railroads, and to specify
the limit whicha company shall be allowed to
charge as IAN average OF eight cents per ton per
mile"
Resolved, That the transportation of freight
without breaking bulk should be encouraged as
far rs practicable; and that wherever such an ar
rangement is made between two or more com
panles, the following regulations be recommend
VI iVi li'lI government
Each company shall furnish. for the through
business number of ears proportional, n near
ly possible To the length of their several roads
and that, to correct any inequality arising under
this agreement, the company owing u ear used
on another road shall receive one eighth part of
the freight charged ON that car load by the com
pany on whose road il is running.
The losses where the facts can be clearly as
certained shall be paid by the company whose
road the loss occurs and when there is any
doubt, the loss shall be divided between the seve-
raj companies, IN proportion to the freight recey-
able by each company ON the article lost Tho
damages to cars are to be repaired by the com
pany on whose road the damage occurs, to be-
ascerfaned by inspectors appointed by each
company.
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Con
vention that the rates heretofore charged on our
railroads not remunerative
On motion of Mr.. kenna the resolutions were
voted upon Striatim.
Mr.. Il. \. Pryor called for Il division of the
first resolution, rs it contained two proposito
and he desired that the vote should be taken ON
that portion urging our Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress to take measures to secure
the passage of an act TO refund to railroad com.
panes all duties paid ON iron imported since the
4th of March, 1851.
Messrs. kenna, Gordon. Harvie, and Pryor,
opposed the resolution, which was supported by
Messrs. Garnet, Witcher, and Daniel, Jr.
Mr.. Kenna moved TO lay the resolution on
the table. Lost.
The question recurring on the passage of the
the ayes and noee, that being tho only means
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The Ladies cf ST pan1s chu,ol

Respectfully announce to the citizens OF Lynch
burg their intention 10 appropriate whatever
amount they may receive at their supper on the
lih and 10Th inst, tower and above the small
debt they owc) for the "beHcft ofthe poor Of the
city," to be placed in the hands of the Ministers
of the several churches in town to be distributed
lay them in such manner a, they may deem best
To relieve the wants and necessities Of the indi-
gent.
The debt they purpose to pay off is small
and from the very liberal patronage they have
always heretofore received from the citizens Of
the city, of all denominations, they confidently
hope tint even the "hdrd times" will produce
no nbatemcnt Of that humane generosity and
kindly feeling, which ha, ever characterized the
people Of LynchburG.
Their charges will be moderate. Admttanee
2Jcts. Children l24cts. Dinner OF supper 75cts.
Creams Cakes and other delieacics, on form
~ necnsinns. doc Fl l5 instl
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4 L t0Nl DICTIONARY FOR SALE.-- IL uudef.
>i-l'i. ir'G 90 irto BUSINESS whit dit
il'r Inn hi, prescott wisr, ms present
.fe ,II md sell hi, entire stock ii t'onfec
l'7l..r, o-eiLer will al tie apparatus teces,arv to
rrty such business. Tie lncaion IT is we'll nown
s.c Is in every respect, gble an the improvements
1e OF recent date No slack of business, hut an en-.
i"lrise Of diff hascrc induce. tie undersigned
10 make this Offer 1t i, ,s rel tina, an early npnca
mon may hr made to :. ZETELL.
dee. ll-lt,
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\ NENED QUESTION SETrIEp.-'Ihe report OF
Lieutenant Strain, the accomplished officer who
commanded the expedition that sent out to
make explorations with the view of testing the
practieabity Of ntcroceanjc communication be-
tween Caledonia bay and the Caribbean and
cuff Of san Miguel, on the pncitic, by means of
n ship canal across lie lethmuS of Daricn, is
against it, praeticnhility. \ yeXcd question is
thus settel forey,r.-Uash. SentiAei.
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TIE Hon. JoHS IETClER, notice in the
proceedings of Congress Tuesday; expressed the
opinion that ''he was satisfied from the tone II
public journals aud the conversations among his
constituents hat there j. distru-t about our
minister 10 Madrid" And ''he thought that
SIR. Sonle should never have been sent abroad
and that the Interests of the country would be
promoted by calling him home" Mr. l.. has TIA
ken II bold aud independent position on this sub
jcct which Is cl.mac tcllsiic ui the mum. Straight
forward and honest ia his purposes he Is about
the last Democrat in Congress 10 shrink from the
dictates of duty, and in this instance he "ccu-
pie, position in which he will he sustained by
the sound conservative sentiment of the whole
cnMMtrV.-R. ULLg.
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fOii< and Petersburg drly. hy Adam. Is.
Co's. Express. NJ thu " iSHI NOTION HOUSE Ell
~ silicon, fine Oysters Fish and Game.
nmons "hicl. is ai"n,-a iiac IN. of Fat ilee,
p Free l.anch every day ut ] r'clorh
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tended, if properly and jadcionsly applied. He
regards it a. one of the highest duties of the
government to see that engagements with
those poor unlrttered children al the fofrst, who
are rapidly passing away, should be executed
with the most serupulous good faith ON our part;
aud that mild and persuasive measures should be
employed to induce them to abandon the chase,
aud become settled and agricultural people.
which is their only remedy against extinction;
aud that force 81 coercion should not he resortcd
70, except in extreme cases.
The humane views advocated BY the Secretary
respecting these wild and barharou-. though in
terrstng people, do equal credit To his head and
heart. and lis report on this subject will, We
Doubt not, hc read with interest and ceInnenda-
tom by every statesman, philosopher ahd phi
lanthropist.
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
TUESDAY MORNING -. DEC. IL. 1854.

MEETING TONIGHT. We are requested tn
stat chat the meeting for the relief of the ndi
gent. proposed by the Mayor, will be held at
o'clock this evening in the Methodist Protestant
Church, instead of Masonic Hall.
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TREASURY EsfIMArEs.-The Estimates of
Appropriations proposed to be madc for the tisca
year ending the ;30lh June, Is5d. have been laid
before the lolse of Repres .niative by the sccre-
tary of the Treasury. 10 comply with these es-
Inmates will require new appropriations to the
amount Of nearly l., UUJ,OOO of dollars, in add.
ton to appropriations of definite and permanent
character, amounting upwards OF nineteen mil
llpn. of dollars, which are already applicable to
the service of that year. The entire estimate of
expenditures for the year is therefore but little
short OF 61, OOJ,09D Of lollars.-Adt Int.
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Il USICAL NOTICE. -1hc Si0e IN Ulu,-, uod,r
~ itr djresfln1"t Mc,,rS S,ru 4 Bis, " Ill meet
a-aa.o' SatsfdN evening, b. 9t!, ~ halt past -
riusk +. NFNFERT K Hiss
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1Hr HYPofntcArCp VIRGINIA BoNns.-1he
New York Posi- ba- the following statement re
sPccting the operations in Virginia hyrethccaied
bonds in that city. Ii viii lac seen that the
transaction assumes AN entirely different aspect
under the further developments which seem 10
hive transpired, Tho Pit sass:
The difficulty bctween the State If Virginia
and Mrssr>. Selllau. Wifher~ \ 60. 81 Nnehs
ington, arising aut of tie f,ilure of tho.e gen
ilemcn. exists from the uet ct the Virginia Log
islafure. which prohibits sales ri state stock bY
the executive 81 IL AGENTS under par; vt the
Board nf Public Works obtained advances on
those stock 81 bonds from Soden y %, who IN
turn hYpoihrcated them for greater amount
thnn their advances. (n- Ne have been informed
The bonds have been sold at about 80, and
hence n SERIOUS difficulty. The obvious solution
appears 10 be that Mcs-rs. Selden, Withrrs 4
%. must account te the state of Virginia NJ par,
though they have been sold nj -. The total n
mnlnt, we are told, j. Sl75G0b. On which loss
Of 10 per cent. amounts 10 S2J,25O.
1t WAS but sharl TIM ngo that the Richmond
Enquirer poured Forth It's bitterest dennneiaiions
against the Know Nothings. 4 well rs we re
collect, thcy were denounced BY that piper in
the Same elias. with 'pielpockei-,' aud as being
as unworthy of confidence ms TINT outlaw gang.
But sudden change seems to havo "oome over
the spirit of it, dreams" The following nro the
amusing and very nncctonatc terms IN which it
now addresses it.cf 10 "Dcmocfntie Know
Natdugs:'
"rothe Democratic know Nothiugs we nppenl
in all kindness and friendship. We aud our
nominees agree with yon upon all the cardinal
III
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CONTRACTOR. y DinEASES.-Ne b.lieye il T.. na.
THE VIRGTNIAN

l. l. "a SLhU4N 4AN
Job Printing Establishment,
LYAGHBtRG TIRGItLi.
EEA}ING ST RECEIVED AN ENTIRELY NEW
4 AND BEAUTIFUL. STOCK OF JOB TYPE
the proprictor+ deem this proper occasion to re-
mind their friends that they dettcr preparea than
eey to execute every species of
q.sBook, job and Ornamental
~lPla!IlN!r!1 !flGi, r.
NE1THF CHE4PLI and EIPFDI7I0TSLF
Therefore, merchants and others in want of Store
Bills, Gircqivs, La5sls Biln4s, BIZ Heads, BlS Il
L1alig, amusement bits Posters, &c, ,,c. IA.i .,
GolorsR, should not fail To call on us.
Rlss The advantage Of TWO SUPERIOR POWER
PRESSES enable, to ill all orders AT THE SHORT
Est NOTICE AND MrrH CHEAPER THAN FORMERLY.
CARDS. CARDS.! CARDSul
Printed on very swift Iankcc Press at exraordina-
rilr cheap rate.
Ready Made Clothing.
list rec lived h,' e. ii superior RlAnY
- MADE CL.rH Sc w'de,l vii he oti.rr an rrer..
ie"l'd "w prizes fora lew Il v, Dealers ami oll.,r-
would 10 well - ca. hrl7r. Purchasing, ct the ,ur.on
>''r"'t ". II. MOSBl.
dec Its
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VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the month Of November. 1851
For transportation Of Freight, sIi,l66 20
For transportation Of Passengers,
Express, Freight md l. :. Mail, 6,353 81
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Mr.. Thos Jefferson Martin, L. S. Marshal for
the Western district, has been. according to IA let
Ter IN the Charlottesville Advocate, doing n biz
BUSINESS at Staunton. representing as alternate
about fifteen counties in the Democratic Conven-
non The Marshal will find that the Interference
Of office holders in the elections is one of the nhn
Ses that the people intend to reform.-4ler. ia
,ette.
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TUNNEL UNDER THE ONO RIvER.-It is stated
in the Louisville papers that there are about
seventy-fve agents already appointed to receive
subscriptions to the capital stock of the company
that is to build this work. One of the agents in
Louisville has obtained over $4,000 of sub
scriptions. and another in Clarke county, Ind.
has got more than $4,000 subscribed.
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DEATH OF Tms WIFE OF BlsIoP JOINS DIED
On the e2d nlt, at Malvern. near Theological
Seminary, FailtaA county, Va, Mmgaretta Jane
Johu., wilo of Bishop Johns, aud eldest daughter
of DIR. J. L. Shaaf deceased
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MASONIC MEGtlNG-lhc Annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge Of Ma<nns of Virginia, COM
mrnced in this city last night. \ largo number
urc i'm Attendance
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Governor johnson offers reward of one hun
dred dollars for the apprehension of Elias
Helms, the convict who escaped from the Peni-
Tertiary on the occasion of the late fire. 1t is
supposed that he came in the direction of this
city. He is represented as "about % years old,
five feet six and quarter inches high, white COM
plexion, black hair and dark eyes"
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Total Receipts, $20.5l9 81
The receipts from the same sources in Novcm-
ber 1853, were II ,OG2 H.