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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
PATRICK AHERN.


AVIS,
Madame A. r. FuEKTEs, en- retoufnant Sea
.remercinents d ceux qui Font honoree de
lear CO. tianCe depuis ga residence dams cette
villet informe respectueus ement ses anIls eli
Ie public Ell general, qua la demands de
plusieurs de ses atilis, ellie a loue la maison
de Mr.. Brunot (derni6remsnt occupee par
Mr.. Dewey, Oh ellie a ouvert un external
pour les jeunes dsmoiseIles settlement.
Touies les branches dune educ ton CON-
plete ct soignee y seront institutes en- An
gIais ct FrancaiJ. Madame r. portera une
attention pattlculiere a la premiere non-seu-
cement en- th6orie mais dams la piratique,
Giant persuadee que cette partie est solvent
top neglige.
Ellie esp6re que son experience dams
Tart d'instruIre, luI obtlendralt une portion
de fencouragemant du pubic, ayaHt etc pour
trois ans diractrice dune des ecoIes pour les
Ieunea demolseiIes, des plus uotabIes, a la ".
Orleans.
Madame F. portera Ia plus grande stton-
lion a la coaduite, at a la convf rsation re-
glee de SEES eteves, en- tous temps, sutant
quill sera dams son p%ouvoir. Les mBurs
oUtlendront aussi une attention assidue.
Pour termes, regles ct heures d'6tudes.
s'adresser a PExternat.
LIE nombre de SEES eleves aera Unite.
REFERENCES.
RevsJ. Woodbridge, Phillips, ESQ.,
Rev; PHI Deffenweirth, L Shoppers, Esq.
Hon Judge Tessier, L Bonnecaze ESQ.
Amos Adams, Esq, J Buhler Esq.
Capt. Newcomb, ] NJ Brunot, Esq.
Baton Rouge, La.
Rev. W A Scott. Hon. J BALDWIN,
Hon. Judge Canonge. j A Maybin. ESQ.
Rev. J TwitcheIl. Dr.. J W Plcton. s ]
Peters, Esq, A Mathews. ESQ.
NouUeAc Orleans.
avril 5 8
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pour r A WILLIS.
A Fl WILLIS. n
MUSIOUE.

lie so1ssign6 ~arriyant do la nellie. Orls-
ans, ct ayant l'intention de Sc fxer dams
cette vile, offre SEES services aux habitans do
Baton Rouge ct do SEES enyirons, CONNIE pro.
tesseur De musique vocal ct instrumental,
(PIano ct Guitare) II esp6re par ses con.
aalssances dams Get art ct son extreme fdtlite
dams accomplishment de ses devoirs m6riter
leg sufirages des persounes qui rhonorent de
leur conia1ce. II accordera les pianos a un
prix amodere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

ators menace DE Ia tuer, et ~au'elle avail
alors 6le cb5rch6 Ia haChe il SO couch,
aiors en lul %ordonuant do 10 .frapper ollt
~refisa encore hi alors SO Ievn on iiranI
gull allait In tuer d'est A &c momeni
qn'ella pr6tendit Favor Erapp6. Cet,e
version Be t~rouvnit contredita tout d'nburd
par 10 nature meme du coup, qul ne pou.
vait ayoir etc porte qu'au moment OH
Phouine 6tait couch6.
A quot po1vaient tcnir cea differences
dams les declarations de celia qui soute.
matt ayee persistence qu'ells 6tait Ia cen.
pable, au moment I'll les fats m8ne sem.
blaient Ia dernentir, su moment oil los
m6deCins atirlnaient quill 6tait physique.
n1e"t impossible qn'ells ent porte 10 coup
mortel2 Est.ce an trouble que falsa,t
1aiire dams cette jeGne tote Iapp Ireil de
ID justice ct le sort enjoyable qui mena.
gait Ia ConpabIe 7 Ne serait.ce pas plu.
tot Pindice que cette jsuns file await un
profound d6slr do d6lourner 10 soDpcon du
v6rtiable meuttrier3 Aucuns menace,
aucnne pro uesse ma pu tairs r6voquer
son dire |; nj Ia solitude du cachot, nj ID
perspective do Ia mort. Ello est rest6o
inebranlable dans sa declaration qu'eIle
seule 6tait conpable.
lie jury, auquel a 6t6 soumise l'accusa~
ton, ma pu en- croire ses ayelx ; il Il rap
porte prssque sur 10 champ un verdict do
0 cnlpabllit6 !; OF la jenno file a etc mi.
80 en- Iibert6. Mais qnel est le wal con.
pable 7 On se perd dams los cOujectures.
TENTATfyE DE uEuRTHB.-Mefcred
sDir, 1 Pal adeIphie, vets 0 heuF es. IN il.
dividu nomm4 Henry Zell, SO fetirart chez
ld, apt6s avoir Ptss6 q%nelq0e heures dams
une taverne. Bient6t il remarqua qI'il
6tait slivi par IN wagon snr leqael il ma
perCcyait aucun Gocher. Arrive d Ia
porte cochore dune conr Oh il demeurs,
ZoIl nlIait entrer Tors qu'un coup de fusil
lOl fat tir6. II tomba, ffapp6 dams lie dos,
II 10 meuttriert qni s'6lait jusqae Ia tent
cache, s'6lancl SUI 10 siege du wagon ct
pnrtit al galop. On lie poursdiyit vaine
Tn chirurgien fat appel6 ct con.
state que la pleasure de Zsll 6tail DANCE
reuse, maIgr6 Ia peiitesso do plomb don't
q coppt6 10 grains dams son corps,
Zslt n accuse de cette tentative do medr
ire un avocat nomn6 Martin, ayec leq0eI
il await en- des querelles d'aff4ires.
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On ii. dams lo Nav York commerciaI

Advertiser /:
Nous apprenons que Fun dos passengers
do chanbre arrives do Londres par ID M.
wire Westminster, a etc arrdt6 sous Fac.
eusation d'ayoir soustrait deux mile livres
sterling. II await 4 bord 81 fem ne ct deux
%snfans. On ma trouy6 qug $50 on ga
noaaasaipn.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON & Gle.
AGENS EN- COTTON.
EFT
NEGOCIANS-COM MISSIONARIES.
Rrr M carr No 81

hUE pU CANAL No. 81.
NouDehe, Or7<ans.
William Davidson. John Parkison,
NouveiIe Orleans. Quest FeIecrane.
lie sucre ct lie Nelasse que nos amis YOU
dront bien nous adresser en- ~colsiguation,
i~ouiront t~ouiours dune attention particuliere
REFERENcE.-Messrs. N K Krox, A Mat.
Ia. ,Chas. Hill.
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Pour Marie.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
NEw.yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MAY Sl-L POETRY
~ Henry Clay. by c. d. Siuur The Abbey. by Mrs. G. ".
Sawyer; Nathan Hale: 10 Eva by {. D. smart Childhood,
by C. D. Stuart; To Violet. 10y jerome y Nay. H. EDl-
TORI tI-OrcCon; LOui,iunu-NcV Constitution; Oregon
it Is; Mr. Cooper the Press and the Law; What Is To he
hoped and What j. lclr. from Convention; Canal Policy
The Claims Of Labor: The Mission Ia Englmd-Uncc More;
Constitutional Reform: The Clerokees, sc. I'll. MEMS.
From -. Domingo: From Bucnos Ayrcs; From the Far
Nest, ,&c. ~. MISCELLANEOl S.-Farm Schools; llall-
ncnun Chronic Diseases Address uf the Wing Mei-
bcrs of the LcSisurc The ConvclionSprt oi the Wig
Press Colinans European Agriculture: New-lork and
Erie Railroad: Palestine and the Jews The brazilian En-
pire: Michigan; General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church v COMMERCIAL tNTELLlGENCE.-Stucits,
Money. Produce, &c.
Single copies. put up wrappers for tine Mails can he
obtained al Tie desk Price, q cents.
t3 TERMS-S2 per year: All subscriptions payable in
hcXihly in advance Address
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Tribune Buildings.
Lnr SM1lcn md NA>.nIl-sls. mnnns. lL. IlN LlnlL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
TO TIE LADIES

THF. LADIES Of NeS-l ork my customer, IN
EssSzSsS parcarl are respectfully informed that not
withsandiig the udvance of JQumcymcn. Ito which
have accededy my LADIES' SHOES, OF all the different
kinds VIII be sold heretofore at aud 10 ngs per PAIR
made in tie latest French style and warroned ~ per cent
andsome and better than Oe sold the cheap stores al 81
per pair.
LADIES CATER BOOTS-This beautiful article ut 10
H. and made order ~ sliings per pairequh 10
any The city (Plrcuar attention paid
rant Il handsome h-) LADIES' SLIPPERS AND TIES-
ID quality. Also TOILET SLIPS at6 nillngs, and BL >
kISS at -nlngs per pair Misses and ctildrens Boots
and shoes OF all Kinds and prices. With many thanks The
Ladies OF Nei ork and is vicinity for their liberal patron
age hope, by attention business
ance OF their avOr7.
II l. in mortals to command SUCCESS,
But I'll do mOre-de-.rye il.
J. y. MILLER, li2 Canal-street,
mr5O 1tis Between Thompson and Sullivjlstfeets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
MARRIED.

On Wednesday NIny 2s,h, st BartholCmew's Church
by Rev l.. P. w. Balch, JAMES CUTHILL To MARY
GANTZ, all OF this city.
On the asth inst. by Rev. DR.. Spring, THOMAS G.
sTEARNS TO MARY LOUISA, daughter of K. J. Hutch
uson Esq. al! OF this city.
In this city 26th by Rev Mr.. Tones John 4. Ysclinto
Margaret Anne Tones
Al syracuse, 18th. James Robertson 10 Mrs. Susan
Smith
Al Doycston Pa 18Th John c. Hines 10 Maria Englc.
SON. both of this city
MLe Roy I'D Leaning Clark 10 Margaret Stewart.
At Rome y. V Goth, Sylvester Taylor OF This city. ="
Louisa A. Maitcson.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.

FAMILIES IN want OF CAPETtNG, any article in the
L line, respectfully invited to call and examine one OF
the extensive and hest assorimcnts of BRISSEIS
THREE-PLY. INGRAM. and all other STYLES OF GARRETT
ING. on CLOTHS, RUGS &c THAI Is To BE- fonnd in the
City The entire stock new, and selected for lie spring
sn- from the most celebrated manufactures U his country
and Europe In the assortment many spenGd patterns
and new STYLES Of co,ors which be- found any
other Purchasers may be- assured that they will nd
the prices much lower than AT any similar establishment IN
the City.
and nyn. O Cloths, making Carpets the shortest
notice W. II. GUION'S New Store,
m22is Fronting 81 East Broadway and Il Dvision-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
DIE d.

On Wednesday, 25th inst in the 3ith year Of his acc
JAMES c. son of the late Harris Sage.
The friends Of the family requested to attend hi
funeral this friday afternoon o'clock from his late
residence No. 30 Charles ST.
At Ilayerstraw May 29th ANN G. sUFFERN. aged 32
years wife of James Sutlern and daughter OF the lac
John Glass.
In this city, 9th, Wm +. Of VIM z. Disosway .
At Waterford 25lh, Ann Eliza wife of Hon. Chessc
den Ellis, -.
Syracuse oath ult. PAUL CLAPP. %, Il hero of the
Revolution
A,he onondaga Indian Castle 9th, Cap, COLE, awar
chief of the Onondaca Nation, aged -.
At Brownvilc Rev. Samuel +. Snowdcn, Is
At Haycock, Pa 10Th. GEORGE Been, n Revolutions
Ny soldier 50
MNcw,own Pa 9th, WM w WILLARD, 81 II relic
u The Revolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
= ro 1he puillic.-.Al lle Inle fnir OF ihe Ame

II To the Puuic.tt the Fair oi the American
Institute the subscriber received Il silver medal for -peci
men H. TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE, which he ot-r- I,
the public ut the same prce at Elnci Tie common Lead le
is sold. Scientific have universally agreed that Lead
Pipes used domestic purposes. not only preludcal,
but highly dangerous plating with Tin renders them safe
sweet from all objection Aside from Tie plating
the Undersigned his Pipes equal any manutncir
, III the world discerning pubic VIII not ia 10 dscrin
mate between Pipes manufactured by and other Inan
iictuTcrs common Lead piTf.
my2i lmiss ROBERT w. LOWBER. 22l Wcst--t.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
IMronrs OF on AND BONE

PROvISlONS-A sale of 500 bbls old Prime was re-
uor;cd at Ii and 100 do old Mess AT II a. with this
exception we heard OF no sales. The market Is dull
New Pork is entirely nominal at 10 Sl3 In Bcef there
only regular trade business doing s. - 80 and
= 25 $3.50 for Country and City sale Of 200 bis Cii$
Meas made private terms. Beef Hams are ct.
Der H. without sales Lard is without sales of Inpos-
lance About 100 bbls. sold 7 and 200 kegs al :
cenisEPicklcd Meats in small supply. and quiet ut
and 7c per To- sales 10 tcs Smoked Hams at u cents
CITY smoked Meats nre g. cts for shoulders and -
9cts for Hams smoked Beef =. At Boston small
sale5 Pork at 3 cts l3 30 and II for Mess and Prime
Fair demand for Lard Il cts III bLls and kegs Salcs
Ness Beef 30 10 At Auction 60 bbls Clear Pork
Sl3i III 30 do do Ii 375 do Mass do III l3
100 do Il: H. do Prime do lOi lO3 no do do S0s:
so do Mess Beef offered 40 sold. Srt a. per hb !
mos At It Louis lue speculation in prime Lafd
Il cts. Bacon dull al ia u for Hams; It
for Shoulders Nothing doing in Pork Mess nominal u
% q u Cts.. Primo Q .yDa 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c.

pROADWAl. cor. Wuker-slrecl-FlNE WATCHES
E9 JEWELkl, SILVER WARE, Sc.-H. G.. STONEis IL
constantly adding 10 his stock and Fashionable Watches
Chan- kcys Luckcls Pencil Cases Gold Pens Chain and
Hair Bmcrlc,s, flair Braided Orler-Broaches, Eur
Rings. (Ioop-l Silver Cups, Combs. Spoons &c. Com
mcncln business in 1859 aud pursuing ie sne Ia the pre-
sent time on CASH principle and with small
gains explains the secret of persons getting along 50 Well
when trading at his store. Watches and Jewery carefully
repaired Old Watches J-vcry, Gold and Silver tuScn IN
.Nchalig,. bought cash ACBBARD q. STONE,
MINI stf 4n RrnM.lyyNv. cor. WMlkei:sl: New-Y YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
g BurrN,s Tricnnhcrnns.-Ir Is \ wr1I. ,st.rR

~ bnrry's Tricophcrous.-lr Is \ WE'LL NScrE
N>LD FACT, and atr>ed 10y the most celebrated medical
l !hS' ever lived, that the Hair can hc preserved II timely
@ Is ,ahcno prevent lis decay and to do hl, II Is uis
,'ahy necessary 10 destroy the dauru. >cur. &C. AND 10
s'el and noursh Il with something ui stimulating
here y nothing eNta been :iscuver, equal Ia
.tsl = TRlCOPUEROjS 10 effect this, which i
pSh' nom the iucuucevablc II has with lie
s.elote deems II supcrluous Ia IL qualities.
~ are 80 universally known NIL over the country.
"a y BARRY respectfully informs the ladies of New
~, and the community generally. that he has established
ayIIo"ins accredited Agents, VIZ \. t. Sands y Co
= ana Druggist %73 Broadway, OF Chambers
P sai % tnion--. john Mcakim 5il Broadway, between
oome AID Sprngs r. Manson, 2ii Sprng-si; - S.Nih
Ese' between Amiiy and Fourilsi, Van Noorhcs ~
seiry brooklyn aud by tie Proprietor A. C. l;arrv Ar
w n u mar liG Broadway Price - cents per bottle
NO y C. Barry be consulted on Diseases of the Hair
'ofa 10 4. NJ. till7 = NJ. uS0 Ems
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
miscellaneous.
cn11EcrArE SCHOOL

r9NIIE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL l.
I situated in New Brighton ismtcn lsnni) miles from
Nt,y-York. hctycci winch places ucre i i hourly COM
muncaliun y Steamboats,. Tie building occupied Is ii'
spacious aud eesui C!mcau cftcted 10y e br"ih"rs lr-
seuI n t cNpcnsc Of -jo0o The school pu-sc-st'- Ic-
- and advantages ay oilcr TIE .oalOu J. elevated.
retired aud healthy; Ire prospect hy land and water i -
r.valri Atu. corps nl Teachers j. employed i"r Tie vi
i1i, Departments and thorough cuJrs' impaired i
Mathematics aud general English IN the Latin, Grr.t.
French and Spanish Languages. Extras are Ni''-Ic and
Dancing Fuicin. and Drawing, German and 1t!iEn and
furnished only WHEN ordered by Parents
The Teachers all reside in the family and AL speak French;
and that language VIII be- spoken at the meals COURSES u
Instruction viii be impaired HE Natural Sciences, 10y Ia
nilur Lectures illustrated by complete philosophical an
par5ius.
Circulars and full information may l." obaincd IN person
or by letter Dr.. T. y BIGELOW, east corner %! Broad
wng ANA Frl'onsree' entrance 1i tdl;9n-.'rcei ies
or plrce'- left lie Doctors Office WI be forwarded du y
Ia hc SCHOOL, free oi expense, Tie present Term eoU-
mcnced May l>t 1915, hu pupils VIII be received at any
time during the Term. and only CHARGED from The TIME oi
their entrance GEO. L. LEEON, y. VI. prir,iroI.
msn nj. E. \. EIGELOM. VI. D. -------Ia--.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

order of Ioar Of Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of
Memphis Tennessee do hereby advertise for proposals 20
construct Canal from Won River 10 the City of Memphis.
distance Eleven Miles SHid Canal VIII be laid
mile eac and sealed proposals for rs cOustc
ton will until the 2rh day OF July the
work be paid for in the Bonds OF the Corporation nv
Twenty Years with interest payable sem-amGlyut
Philadelphia.
The Corporation is of debt and has revenue which
has increased 20 per per for the last four year,
aud amounts about twenty-five (2icO) thousand dol
lars ycnr.
Upcru.irs wishing contract are invited come and
ground, when all the information desired viii lee
furnished j. j. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn
Memphis 9TH April. i9il al two
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
NEW LARGE STORE

80 SPRING-ST. CORNER OF SULLIVAN.-SUT-
TON co having greatly enlarged their store and
increased tef selling Dl GOODS ut prices
never heard OF ie'Ore. They have noyv ON hand
Sinrt!a=- aud ShvctingS At manufacturers prices
thicoeS superior qUay at sd. s 9 l0d, l., and Is S
Mous-el- DE Laine- from l. 2d 20 rs.
GngirluS. Lawns, BaGurpes, Bgregcs, &c very low.
SILKS for Lon. Svls and Dresses, of superior Style and
cheap.
Ribbons Of the styles ami the cheapr! in the city.
Apaccns ami Bombaznes OF superb quality at the lowest
price: large variety Of other styles, Just iro'a auction
aud to bc sold decidedly cheap.
NIillner> supplied at wholesale prices np2l tslf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Drp GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES


OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.-RANKIN Il
~ BIRCH are now opening IN the Store lately occupied
bv Williams, Rankin 4 PeunMan. No. 65 Wlllams,reci
corner Of Cedar elegant and very extensive stock Of
Staple and Fancy Silk Goods, IN a the latest varieties Of
Spring Styles comprising the most desirable and fashionable
articles OF Dress Goods, Fancy Silks, Ribbons. &c io which
they invite the attention OF ali the customers OF the old hr
ana buyers generally.
From the great care used in the selection and their facilities
buying the favorable terms they oder unusu
ally strong Inducements o those who desire 10 buy Ia the
greatest advantage either Tor Cash Approved Credit.
They particularly tire Trade oi Merchants from COun
trv Towns and Villages their stock. embracing every
rey fashionable Goods, VIII be found to comprise styles
adapted 10 every market.
among their Dress Goods they would call attention 10
Rich Printed BalzorintS and Bareses
SYRIAN Lawns and Mti-.iu- OF new styles
Rich printed Paris Jacouets
Halfmoanllng Paris Balzoriae.. Jaeonels, Sc
Black Polaccas Narquses Bazorincs, eNrd Paris quality
Printed Lawns and Nu>ins in every varet;
Very rich figured Brocade and satin stripe Silks
Rich Cashmere Sln.,vl-. oi ali qualities
Rich printed Barge Sawls of nes and elegant patterns
Satin striped Barce Shayvs aud Scari,. il assortment
Black IIeruani Filet, and Sewing Sik smwl-
Muslin de Lame and Thhet Shavls plum and satin STRIPED
borders
Rich Brocadc figured and plain Canieeon silk Slmwls
Rcl figured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, great variety, OF ali
Millinery Goods in all Observation-Disclosures Lawns Bonnet
SILK, seiinS, Artificial Flowers, &c,
Gro, de Rhnes. of,lc different widths and qualities
Malirou aud Ner's' Italian lusrns>. p 70 10 inch
B.nck and bue black Gros de swiss, Gros Gram, &c.
Black Hud blue black Dress saiins
Bach Bunbuzlnes. full assortment
Also
XII tiioy,s oiryery quality. Mems md Wcmen's
Isle Thread o; superior styles, Ladies, Ch!ten- &C.
Sewing Si.A Gloves md NU.,s, Of extra qualities
Ladies Criya;s OF entire fabrics and designs
Italian Cr7lvaIs. AIacOnl>. Nrrilu-, Maiiir, SC.
Linen CjErhc-, Linen Cmnhric and Lawn ljkfs, best
French plain Hgnr,ed. amt REVERE borders
Thread .Hc-> and Ed1nss Trimmings, Laccs Lisle EdG
ii.s. &c.
Tier stock viii be found To comprise full assortment Of
AL small Items needed. and they invite The alien
ton Buyers viii the fullest confidence that they sup
pv every wan, IN Lher line. ms SIMS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

T.
Please notice that t. : Beekma, of 4qt Cortlandt-st
10 longer agent for the o. the Genuine Schencs
mics
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
DR.. LARDNER's LECTURES.

nR LARDNER'S LECTURES. 40. G.-rhe Third
~ number Of DR.. L-ardners Lectures on Science and
Art, j now ready for delivery Agei Carriers and Book
sellers 1t contain. the Lectures on Tue TIDES: LIGHT;
MAJOR PLANETS; REFLEcTioNs "f LIGHT; PROSPECTS OF
STEAM NAVIGATION: ami TnE BAROMETER. Price p
No. Of the same work contains the Lectures The Pu-
i,y Of Worlds; The SIN: The Aurora Eorea Eectri-
30 contains, Til. Minor Planets: Weather Almanacs;
Haey's Comet; The Anlospllere The New Planets
The WORK illustrated with numerous Encravlngs and
when completed Will form Two large and splendid octave
This work will be 4 pubic good and from the pre-
eminent ability OF he Lecturer IN the manner Of conmui-
eating lgconbnin simplicity OF ian 1lage p,rs-
picuify reasoning felicity of illustration will
[Lit,eirs Ligns .ige No 40
I'VE hope that works ofi lseil and Interesting ctarac
Ter VIII super-r the Geuge of ncuon il has prevailed ~
the counryicr several years. Columbia O5'eIser.
mend 10 those VINO take pleasure n such pursuits
will be OF more worth the world than thousands
many the cheap publications. iat are flooding tue coun
our sincere. wish i. that these Lectures il: be IN the
possession Of every family in our e9nauIlty'
Dr Lariu-r has an uncomm9u!y Happy facility OF
preston combined with easy and striking Illustrations
he charms by the very music OF his pero'.s, willie he
'@''= ''-2'' '''''' %" He,:fed y y les,euee.
We tr,s. thai such wor viii receive from tie reading
community that .ncuura cement vhich II so Justly merits
ia, vii be found every farmers table and in every l.
5Taryr EH:erpr'se, Nd.
The author possesses c-eat powers ofeplauig and Ia
military illustrating he science Of winch he reG His
! calculated 10 be widely ANA la-!n-.y popatr
- TI. Fourth ", vii h. publ-a- ~ LIE 18TH Jgn-
and VII contain l. -cI,fs on Co. L-' .le Moon and
Tie Weafler. Pera-ic Consi- s-'- = IA. Of Heat
- TIN, ur;c ni each uIsl.yr > cea.-. Agents ard
iI'i.uai- no e.'sas' ~ .'..'i- 40 = l,. u. ,l
cGiatiuc il vor supplied 81 the rae 9" >iNeen Ooa's pr
- Tn. work NAV be oliaiuei wholesale and retail from
Retiing Co. Boston: Lie'rr \ Co. % fAiniiepha, anu
'ii ms '-''-'' GREELEY NcELRATH Heyy-York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

,,ops-There is some inquiry for export, but sclle
:,et the views of buyers. The range for Eastern
Iv.,ern lot l5 with small sales for consumption
anu We note n sale of 300 pigs Missouri Mt , 37i
cash. here Is light AT 81 Louis the sales We're large at
s'oHs decline Sales GOO pigs ut oo ) % closing
Of 90 o. ,......,, ), ,,.,,,. tod .,,e ,.,,,
80 S,d onerations III water rotted there has been
ana m oth;np doing Al Boston small sales Manila ~
ei .h,e m months and OF American at $50 500 per
" g. common 10 good At 81 Louis the market was
t, ton az $50 10 500 per ton ilnproyt sales oi three
eays ION ,on lot OF inferior hacked sold at $40
picr-The market is without activity the sales OF thc
Mn, week adding up 50 tcs ordinary 10 fair at o2
- md so Otcs inferior at3 30 The stock IS modefats
50 50, tbere is little demand for shipment
am annST|TWOODS-A small sale Cuba Fus'ic was made at
So sMRISTyVc Pr notice sales 900 bbl- State Prison at
-. .nd 100 do common at 2li The market appears
9l' ,esdv vat these rates with few bbls. Offering
yT-5ce Is quito dull at q cents
p,r,TEFR-A. auction to day. at the store Of Wm T.
LID r. ahn, ,all sides So.. were disposed of at
!lIet . & H. .,ai,,nc The market The following tn
pr sI;ddle Weights IA ljc Light l4s a -. IicaVr
,sI sll: Good Damaged loi a let Poor 90: 4 = AT
-! public sale. $500 sides Sole brought l24 litc
DoS. Q IL for damaged and good damaged; II io4'
70, olss. 1gi 20 for light split; 10! for heavy do;
o! snr waxed; &c per foot for rlsset all for cash
prrsWAX-We quote sales 1000 los. Yellow, at 30c
cash
TALLow-The supply i not very large, but export
a- not willing pay asking rafes Common 10 prime
@ c1ote g cash Al - Louis superior lots were
worth q q cts
srEARINE-A sale of 60 bbls. common was made 1t
7ceni--
ou.-Bodcrs Of Crude Whale are asking 33 cents.
..b I'M, we hear of sales. OF sperm $50 barrels
Sced hands a, about 81 cents For Lard Oil there is''
sood inquiry n, 81 cents with sales Lnseed l. very
sD AZ New.Bediord for Sperm there continues good
nni,v but the article being held generally above the
y of buyer- the transactions OF the week haze been
rm,cd Saes OF 800 bBls SOL and 500 do at 90 chsh
tlI5crs generally very firm at 81 cash The market
1 Whale, has been active and sales have been made al
I.Oobbls n w Coast mostly for export at y cts. 400
bI do for export, at 800 1900 bbs south Sea for do u
3li 1900 bb- n w. Coast, for manuiacturins at y;
sodib do for do 32i and 300 do 1t, - all cash. At
yo,nn sales of 5000 gals English Lnsccd 10 arrive at
5S n per gail. cash and credit. Sales of American nj
- y, per spl which Is decline Considerable sales
Of Lard Oil for manufacturing purposes at Il per gall
months.