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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25
GRAHAM AND TEMPERANCE HI
"a II MINK KLTkLAI.-

ga ~ uMLK kLikLAI.-hcJ' fon ia'i'non
H.. Person, de.irO1s Of spending short Time ~ iis
- country may mud nj g. 4. HOetNS formerly WIN.
Il Jaques'l Pavilion hey POn, J., all the accOmmods
ami comfort that the eplcure or gentleman Of pleasure
IN desire.
The Pavilion Is situated about sAy yards from the shors
uc Rsrian Bay, pleasant usS ~ g'ouni. hns
leach extending mile more, and hDc sui. Tree from
Dressing hOsse- erected on III" beach, of
fe accommodation OF the guests Tie situation 10 hesithy
nd dr- bif having the best waier Tie feesbins bf".fs
n ii- Bay and the air 81 the country. No rer".i IN
vicinity cliy Affords more excessive and d'efs
- pfo-prcL .,
Tls. NanoNs Sandy iook &C. Staten Island, win her
rcn aud stately mansions, as also Anboy, and Ne
,ng cebnied Maoga Point, ia irIl view presenting
nes tor youth Tor the Inner and The poet and al
.uodeighi M nature improved BY ia. hand Of ait
The steamboat lLcs, Capt Weeks, Win excellent &C
auons and attention, leaves keyfoft al ocock
NJ, anc N-HiOrs, from The foot oi Chambers street, 81
O'Clock, p NJ, daily, tSundsys excepi~dp
Nj and Mr.. III ggens viii he aways ready Ia entertain
artle. OF pleasure, terms suited 10 the tIn~s Military
rompsne. their target excurslons viii be- conveniently
provided for.
To- Stages readiness convey passengefs Ia any pat
he County.
Key Port. July lgih, l8i'. ylylv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

CROTON HO>E.-Those m waui Of ho-e for stree
L and window washers, cal a. DAYS, . Mliden-lane
and examine The only good article Of Hose ever Hsnufsctar
ed UN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

J. LE,SpsR sTAss Manager and General Agent
ielU Saw OFT
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ANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, n.

ANS sOUCl HOTEL, BALLsTON SPA, N. Y.
b. THIS LONO KNOWN AND tAvOKITE ESTAb.
~: lshment with uc extensive grounds belonging W II,
end oil ls appurensnc-. las been recently put into fs
io- perfect order and repair and vi. be- opened tof The
cepgoI oi tors On the lJh Of June next
TIE Inducements and advantages offered By the Sane
-Olc ade shtf summer retreat too widely Known
render minute description necessaTy It's spacious and
fganl saloons aud sparins'ns1e 1lch Ard diversified
iIy VI lie extensive p,asr. grOuDis 40. IN the highest
Of hnl.h and cuillyalOnte quiet retirement ~ ne
al retreats ths comfort aud order which Il i inend'
shall p-rysde and characterize the whole sstsb shncnt-
ID combine 10 present unriysied attractions 10 the public
-nefaly.
10 families and to those from delicate health or ouss
may prefer quiet and fepose, offers peculiar sd'sn-
..es lls location nlles from sust0gs springs WIN
sch has ~ railroad several times dsy,
. zrOdlng essy opportunity ~ minsng IN NE ssiu~s eoo
nu.eu.t. of that fashionable usirfny place Hsutb be-
~ sub .ctrd "a the annoy AMI cDlsOn ~ s cf0~da
Ne s.r.fOsa Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
fresh teab and sparkling nj thr springs hensss~s
There are Mineral fOun aims the Immediate Yslnly
4 ,h- San. sOgci great value and efficacy The new
5ULPsUK oPsIss BArHs Saratoga sse, four miss
Instant and carriages Will from ne Hotel al a. umes foe
he accommodated Ofyfors ~ho may wish 10 use ur bshs
or " enjoy u. del. illfyl scenery VI he lAA~. .
The SAM soucIn si be under tue charge 0f Mrs ~ H.
CRANE and ~ W HJxFOKD, late " de Eagle Tavern,
Albany aud hey that their personal eaofs, together
viii L. many nslqfs. advantages and attractions VII frnd~
A.. thai could be wished for ~ those Who sesh heat
.o.as0r 90 ue...re turns he con INK season. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

A q. kEETtI.-, Az eA pcrieuc.d Teacher, laieiy af
y. ns ed 100 This city wishes have entrusted 10 hs
class of twelve BOYS or e-- whom he VIII ieach tlt
English French German and spanish language- Nshems
les, Geography and History, and - complete trr Eduea
ION 4 cOurse " BOOK keeping, Moral Philosophy and POI
lcal Economy.
Parents who approve of private education may apply
r further particulars per le,ier 10 No lOl Liberty sHc'
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structions or heavy EXPENSE requiring no EXPENSE.
embankmenis or excavations and no difficult Sire,
to cross. The country is last settling; and the -.
road would settle il much faster than il could s.,
be built. am perfectly satisfied of The fss. a
bility of my plan. II government will give 4.
lands will have the road completed much ,ooa me
than had supposed could be done. No one s SSi
has passed through this country, can for mo,',s,
doubt the ability of the lands TO build the road ~
that the road viii settle the lands, and increase H..
value. have not time to write more fully; bu, Min
repeat, the project is feasible beyond doubt s ~"
il desirable, (and that no man can doubt then ~.
il the duty of every man to come forth boldly Il
my aid in this work, which will do so much for Nv
country and for mankind. shall leave bsr. V ~
morrow or next day for the Missouri all in so ~,
health and spirits. Truly, yours,
A. WHITNEY
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
SECOND INsTALMENT.

SECOND INsTALMENT.
TIME members of the Magnetic Telegraph Com.
i pany are hereby requested to pay, at the Office
Of Corcoran e. Riggs, an instalment Of twenty pei
cent. on the stock subscribed, within Is days from
date.
w. w. CoRCoRAN, } Tr,s,e..
B. Ii. FRENCH,
July 22-d6t INTEL
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n GORGE w. HUMPHREYS, Dentist, h 1 ~.
NJ ken rooms over MIR. Andersons book anu 80.
cy store, between llth and 18th streets, on t1
nue., where he will promptly attend to all INC Jus
Of his profession. ~. =.
He refers to the following physicians I IN
May, J. F. May, T. Miller, J. G. Hall, WINE
Jones, VIM. p. Johnston, F. Howard
July 17-eo6tif
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL On Thursday evening next, at 5 O'Clock, We
shall SELL at the residence of the late Louis T. Gas
saway, at the corner of Goth street and New YORK
avenue, his household and kitchen furniture among
which are
Mahogany chairs; claw-foot table
Venetian blinds, crockery and glass ware
Stair carpets and rods.
Carpets; straw mating, &c.
Andirons and tenders
Dressing and other bureaus, bedsteads, &C.
With many other articles, and lot of kitchen u'er
sils.
The above articles are sold to satisfy house rev
due the estate of the late Edmund Hanley.
Terms: Cash.
RoBT. w. DYER e. CO.,
July 22-2t Auctionter
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, July %, lS4a
THIS department, according to the late law ID =
lation to postage, is now chargeable WIN III sJ
age on all letters, packages, or other matter rece",
through the mail The expense for that oeec, !, |.
necessarily great, II il much increased Oy w y"
charge for postage on newspapers sent to 'eey
partmcnt without orders. The transmission Of ~. n,
papers may, it is presumed, be attributed lOu.
courtesy of the publishers; but, whilst the a'p.
ment duly appreciates their Kindness IT feels ~
obliged to request that newspapers may not ""
dressed to it, unless by its direction.
July 22-3t
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moved, by much lower motives, to enslavc his fell
low countrymen, and inAict upon them by far the
greater part of the immense amount of suffering
necessary to the accomplishment of the planters
purposes.
But even admitting that the trade could be
changed, and placed under regulations in the man.
ner supposed; 1t appears to us that armed force
would still be necessary where it is now stationed
not only prevent the awless defer of the 'regu-
lations" from driving those who might respect them
out OF the market by the superior economy Of the
contraband trade but in order to give the SEM
blance of effect TO the regulations themselves.
Lett I've remembered that we should then have to
take upon ourselves--insead of the comparatively
easy task of taking every SLAYER, laden or unladen
the extremely arduous and complex one of count
ing the number of men shipped per ton, examining
stocks OF provisions and water, and entering upon
a thousand other minute, as necessary preface to
the exercise of our authority even upon savers taken
in the fact
We sincerely deplore the insufHciency of our past
Efforts To suppress this disgracefu traffic; and we
nave no doubt consderate use of the experience
we have gained would lead to change Of our pres
ent policy, and especially to the adoption Of coate-
raj measures of an economical character. We have,
over and over again. declared opinion of the ut
yer insuciency OF the present system but believing
That the subject has not yet been thoroughly inves-
tigated, and that no feasible remedy yet proposed
can he applied without the aid of force in shape
we cannot but deprecate any such great and sudden
change or reversal of the policy we have so long
pursued, appears TO he contemplated by MIR. HUT
an who think with him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Amour entire IN giriBalE "a an jaime,
yGle, 81 opposition d'usg )@mHe 6a1bars.
In singqilor pfor63 9'agite 60 moment
d9pant los I4ibaHauz 40 IlJtg9. a
deuS on trots mos, aH y Hard nomma
Josiah Oaks, deyint 6pris d ae jeuao fem.
me. nominee Meal, don't Ii 5saat6 est fort
grande, mais don't Ia reputation nest pas
sans tache. Les ]enlans id y%ieiIlard You-
lurcnt Gclaircr celui ci, UaiI Il nc les Ccotl.
e pas, ct promit d 81 beill de rGpousor.
La iamilIe Oaks cut r@ccouts d des mests
RS extremes pour coniuret CO peril clio.
porta plointo de pgogtitatiot et do mauyal-
SO mDursa contro 10 jouno Neal. in avo.
cat renommG fat charge dc Ia poursulte,
ct I'm joune homne dGposa quill await pas
sc la mutt ayec una annie do miss Neal
dams Ia chambre dc ~celle.ci qui await son
partner, do son cote. Mais &C tGm6in fut
suspect d'inimiti6 contre Paccusee, ct cell
Ie.ci fut acquittGo. Lo yieux IA Oaks
a~lsistait d &C process; il nc poaYait enten.
Dire les dispositions, attends quiz est sonfd,
moi5 il on lisait le comptc -rendu. II con-
trnua il faire 81 cour d sa Ganc6e Gallon
nice, OF il yint, il y q tfoi5 s]emainc9, il
New York, pour l'6pouser. Son fills ains,
qai habito Nov York, tut AVERT a temps +;
ii empGcha Ia celebration da marriage, ct
fit ]retournor lca doax amourcuX a Bo7ton.
LII, un autro Gi5 at.7qaa de Douvo1u judi
]ciaircmont, mas sous uno autfo iorme, la
ch0stetG de Ia jeuno syf6De. Ellie Tut are
Tee pour Ia scconde fois, nais s9n amtnt
dGvou6 (ournit pour eI'o caution dc $500.
Voyant celia. les oufans du C5Iadon SO pro. |
curGrcnt IN certiic4t dc deux mGdccins,
Of front renrcrmer lcur IRE dams Ia mai
son d. fous Oh il est eDcore aujourd'hui,
il nj Neal, ellie q comparu, Ie ~
de &C mojs, deyant la cour, ct un nouYcAu
dGnonciatcur s'r7t produit coEtro ellie. Go
dGDonciateur ct uno mi, Snow qui 6tait
femme de cbambro dc raccus6c, ct qui
avoir figure dams Ia rite carreo
r6veI@c daps le premier process. La que
ct voir sill set pI.=6, dams cetto me-
m0rabIo mutt, d. che q tachniquemeDt
dGrcnduc' pr Ia Ioi amGricaine. La cour
dot rondre auioud'hui 81 decision sur &C
point de droit ausei bizarre que dGIelt.-
C3w. do3 u. Uai9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

I'm CONSEQUENCE do cos talt, laanzaIpa
cru hors dc propos dc ~sounetffe j votfi
attention, doux Iottfes qai mont 6tG3re
misc de ia part dune personne gui SO d.
l'agcnl du Massachusetts. Jon agis d.
cote soltc non pas que je penst
quo le porteur do ces I%ettrcs, ct &C.
leftre8 llo8.nGmes, valent Ia peine qu'oH
Sen occupe, non pas que je venilIe don.
ner aucune port6o d In mission de Iagoni
du Massachusetts, mai5 atm que yous aYi.
siez aux tnogcDs qu'i sernit urgent d'adop.
ter pour que pefsonno d6sofmais nc wien.
nc dams notre Fiat avec une mission sem.
blubIe d cot 6migsairo dd Massachusetts,
sign6 a MOUTON.
NJ. Downs dit que puisque Ie m aye
fdu you've eur recommade d Ia LGgisla.
tu1c d'Qdopter h mesuro legislative, u
M gnqae,a~a 10 ronvoi an connit6 judiciaire.
M. Slidell O.. do meme avis que lie Sc.
n1tour De Ouachl- ~ &c qql concorno le
renQoi du me age a IN comiIe' mas =
croft que CONNIE lie ~concours DIES deuX
chambres Get nGcc. 1ire dams cotto GlFcon-
stance, il vaudrait rnieux amcnder Ia pro.
position daImanl6ro d CO que 10 rcnvoi 30
fasse au comitG judicIaire dc chaq1o cham.
bro.
La motion dc M Downs alnsi amcndGe
par M SlidcIl, est adoptGe SOUS Ia iorme
dune r ofution conjojute, ct le socrGtaIro
rccoit l'ofdre do la porter d Ie Cambra dc9
ReprGsontans.
IA. SIideEI pro nte un mGmolre de Ia
Cornpagnie d'ArtiIIerio des An6riCajns
Maths, apparcnant an Battalion Washing
ton, ct recIamant contains occurs, en- ar
gent, habits ct arm RcicrG au comit6
dos mile E.
Tn ne y1go dc Ia chambre des Repre-
]scntars annonce qu'elIe II ad0pI6 "A rGzo.
luton relative d la formation dun comltG
ct lfgG do fairo les pr6paratifs nGcc9salrc
pour la c6bration dc la r6te du s j%anvler,
ct que NM. Cruz1t, StilIG, Howell, De-
Blanc OF Cayarr6 competent io comitG.
Lie Senot apprond par 10 meme me ~%ago
que Ia Chambro a adopt6 Ia resolution qni
re ere aux comics judiciaircs dr9 de
chambr 10 mr. &c quo lo %gouvcrnour
Iour a udrc e d propos dc Intervention
du NJ achuselts dams les atIaIres do mes.
ttqH0 de Get Elat.
Lo rapport do comit6 charge do fairo
! prtparaurs do Ia fGto du s ]ianvicr, ct
lie programme dc cet,o lGtc, aont lUs ct
adoptcs.
lie pft,idont annonca que Icf mcmbr,
CONF sent L. comi!%s permanons:
Comic sur Peg elections :-MM. Ldbau-
We, Lcdovy ct Marshall
Comic des rcclamat ons:-MM. llar-
manson, Dlpro Ct Carer;
Connie d afljr non tormin6t -
NM. Morancy, H3rshoII ct White
Comic d. en- clemens MN. De-
.c'ouot. Allen " Carter
Comic pour controller los Deepen 9 du
SGnat NM. Edwards, LIyaudals ct
Carter;
Comic de p~ins;rnction publiquo MN.
Konnor, SIideIl ct DecIouct =;
Comic d authorizations lntcrlcurt =
NM. Allen, Barmnn,on ct Bernard
Connie i0diciaWo:--MM. Downs, La
blUyo CT StIdelI
Comt5 charge de ~visj'cr lie p6oitcntlai-
re MN. Bernard, LcdouX ct LIvaudais;
Comic d. finance, NM. Downs,
Kenner ct Worancy.
Comic d. milo MN. Alien, White
ct Edward;
Comic sur Ier relations f5d&ral~r :
NM. Downs, Kcnuer ct i'er0a'd.
Sur motion, lie SGoat 5 a]journe il dcm2in,
~ hours da matin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
ARRETE.

Par Ezekiel Ferguson. d 10 1t2 miles
de Baton Rouge, sur 10 chemin menont !
Dof's ferry sur l'Amite, n jnment dc
c]ouiour aI6zan, yisage blanc, les qnatte
pieds blanc, sans aucuno marquo visible
d'enyiron ~ paumes do hauteur. Lie pro-
pri6taire est requis de laretir6r en- Sc con
fornant d la loi.
4s DUrRccQ, Range0r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
R0OTN q SHOES.

BOOTS e. SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof do, call
sewed brogans, seal and kip do, seal kip do
for boys, ladies seal bFogans and gentlemen's
slippers &c. And as fne and good an assort-
mcnt Of glass and erockery ware as there u
in town, all Of which we offer at the very
lowest prices for cash.
Dec. q 10. 40 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
ErAT DE La L0u1sLANE
CoUR DIES PREUyEs

Parois5o dist Baton Rouge.
Dams paGaire de la succession de Mary
Lakin, dtcGdee,
Attetdu quo d. d. Avery a 6ft dtsigpd
par Ia cour dea Preuyes, executor testamen-
taire datif do deruier testament de feue ma
dame Mary Lakin. Avis est par lie present
donn3 a tous ceux iut9reaats De fare connat-
ire les causes l6gales, dams le courant de dix
joura poarquoi "a die nomination ne serait
pas Gonfrnte on Sc conformant aux r6quisi-
tions de Ia ioi.
Gil. TESTER, PJ.
JAMS 1915. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

I= - Nniss ~ - LEt'Nt AD4p1
i fheure habituello des y%entes, la %propri6-
tG s%uiYante appartenant 4 la succession d,
feu Isldore Tnllior. dtc6dG. La yento All
ra lien au dornier domiciIe du dit dGfnnt
L'babuation OF demeurait r. dit dffpnt
dams cetle parpisse, d environ I miles nh
dessons de la vile de- Baton Rouge, con-
tenant cent soixante.quatre $1,000 arpens
s0perfciels, faisant face au flelve hissis
suppl, bofnG en- haut, par les terres de Z D
Conrad t en- has par coles dos battiers
de A. IL Duncan, ayec lesbatlsseg Ct ain6.
liorations qui sly tsouyent.
Aussi, les esclayes asuiyans, eayoir
La negresse Sally Ag6e de As ans. Julie
Is ans, OF son enfant 3 mois, Joe III ans,
Rachel, As ans, Betsey 20 ans, Margue-
rife IS ans, Isaac Is ans, Queen, p6gresse
de 40 ans ct ses deux ]enfana, Frank .
ans, Horny Sans, F~fancoIse, nGgresse de
SO ans, Caroline rs ct sfs 8 enfans
Francoise dc Z ans. Mncel de S ct Ado
line dc B, Hoftense, ntgresso Do ~ ans
Of scs quulfe ]cnfans, viz Glstaye de 10
ans, Charlotte dc 5, Joseph de 3, ct IN
jeuno enfant do quatro mois, VictOire,
p6grosse dc 20 ans 1t SEES trois trols en-
fans, William De 6 ans, Eliza de q, Ell
Felix dun an. Lucinda de 3s n ct son
cnfant Catherine dc 4 nns.
AussI.--M obilier DE- maisen Ct dc cui-
sine, ustensiies aratoiros, 300 plcux, on
yiron 42J barils de maig.
Plusleafs chevapx ct bGtes d cornes.
Gochons, ct pIusieurs autres articles.
AUssI--Un LOT dc terre dams la vile
dist Baton Rouge.
CoND1TIoNs-La terre Ell les escIaves 4 un
credit Dun, deux ct trois ans di jour de ia.
vente. La proPriGt6 persounelle payable en-
Mars proclaim $3.50 enbillets endosses pay
ables a Ia bai1ue d. Ia Louisiana, 1 Baton
Eouge, ~portant hut pour cent dinterGt, dc
leur maturite an Placement final, ct hypothe-
que reserve sur Ia terre Ct esclaves. jusqu'au
Placement final.
dec. % 49 CT. TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

|
Jour do Nosembra ddrBier, 81 don't 70 CHI
Ire sleeve 10 somae de IN million gu
cent cingtSlnto mills piagtrc, ont 6t6 r
chctGs, ct sn'iis sefpnt tenus SUES d ~
disposition Sour Gre eanceIGs.
II ct d logrotter que l'acle De 10 de-
Mere sessihn, uatortsant tiae fransaclio
ayec1ag dia ~fcntes BanqaeJ, matt pi pro
dnir6 son cstct daDs Fabsence DC fasaer
tfment de cSy Institutions. 81 To but, III
a'etait prokos6 Ia Legislature, await "
%atfeinf, Il tslait etg permits au TrGsoric
d'6tendfe III nlontatst considerable de NJ
Ire dotte q In fernsg 2urait, On mem
temps, orc grBi8 i topto C~Hnne%loD onit
lEgat et "a institution -fcs1s'at qII, di
reste, serai4 i d5sircr pour Ice de&H par
tics. ST cfsto question, sur %l1QaelIe J =
vogue yotfeS attention. s~6fieuse, dot &trt
soumiso Il gle nouy4ls deliberations, /
youa rcsteriS d decides da5 notifications
demaalGes anr Ia Ioi .actuoIIe, atm qu'clIe
Pniseo renS dior aux. objections quo lc.
banquc5 y c}pt op9os@ 9.
Une comAnuniCation darni6remant re-
cue du priEcipaIde lAzllo dcs Sounds CT
MueIs de FanvilIe, Fl Kentucky, map
prond que H. dcux GlGycs qui y sont en-
\ trelenns a1& Crais de iEGtat j0uis5oHt dune
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
REALm SANS.

-DTAEEI s-NyftAFgF
Respectfully informs their customers and
the public generally, that they have now on
hand agthelr store Corner Of Church g. Wa
Ter Streets, a general assortment Of Groceries
Hardware Re.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
ETAT DE LALoUIslANE

Cour DIES PreuYes- -Pafoisso dEst BaIon
Rouge.
Attendu qu'Elfza Taylor, fefye Do VIM.
NJ. Taylor decide. stest adres56e ! Ia gus
dte couf pour 6tre noalmA ADMINISTRATIVE
de Ia succession De eon dafant mari.
Avis est par le present dome } ceuz IN
tdtegses de fare counaitro lepra raisons dams
le conrant De dix jours de Ia pfAsente publi-
cation pourqaoi IA prfere Ito gerait pas accor-
dee.
CU. TESS1ER, Pr.
a WINTHROP, greliier.
ign5 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

CONDUCTED by Mrs. FISHER.
The exercises Of this Institution will r.
commence on the first Monday in Januar..
For more than seven years this school bt@
shared literally in public patronage, ard he
teachers confidently expect that their ult-
firing excrtions for the improvement of tht"T
pupils will secure not only a continuance bHt
an increase of the same in future. The not
approved text books are used, and it is fti
object oftlfe teachers to render the rcc'la-
tons interesting az well as useful to eTc,1o
in the minds Of their pupils a love Of study
and Of such studies as will tend most TO rctf-
der them useful and todiscipline the mind. I
day morning Of each week viii be devoted >
reviews. The friends and patrons OF Ire
school are solicited 10 attend at that time thai
they may judge Of the progress Of the puPi'T.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
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nos abonnes qpi p~aieront Icur abonne
mont avanf IL Tor Janyier 1916. ecu.
qui ne %paieroat 4a'npr3s 90 date scron
oharg6s commo par le pag5d-$6,
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fare, Nos ayors fenafqpG ID semainc
dernitro que qaelqd'uns DO nos voisia5
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vosua az nord, r. certainemont une
nonycaas6 pour nous ettoyeDy dc Baton
Rouge.
Lre On JANytgN-Ce jour memorable
a GtG j1mentc6t1of danscotto vile. Une
PROCESSION eomgog6o dc ~l'etattnaioF de
1I6rlo regiment, III Id compagnio des
lNIUHiCIe GNhSS AAt"1i'll@t" ~ ''AtA
los principles RUGS do IL vile, Il apf6s q
yoit Tire inc salye d'artiiIerie, Ia procession
s'cstr onduo d ID Banquo della Louisiana on
un Iutct Splendid await dtd prepare par
ordro dl Capitlinc Joseph Menard de Ia
compegnio DIS carabiniors. Un bal q Gu
ltcl ID soir chez HI, Wadd,t, dome par a
oonpog6io as pompiers. Un temps 50.
yorbo ma laissd rion d d65irer.
CoyvnNrfov.-un tnemoire Il 6t6 pre-.
scat6 d idi 6slsIatdra maraf dcrtiar, de IA
oarta,un cclnjta do n Convention qui de-.
,aando lauforis ation DC Sc sertr do Ia SAB.
lo de- Ia Gaambre ass ReprGsentans ot
prize que ID Chumbro yeuiIIo prondro uno
decision immediate sur GO suict. &c me.
moifo 4 6t6 ddpos6 indofnimcnt sur 10
burea, par un vote de a2 contro IN. Go
vote p,oayo quo N cnambrc n'a pas lin.
lvntion dc s'ajoofnet ems AVON achieve
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LEGISLATURE.
Lcs doux CG,mbrcs d. ID Legislature
sont r]craaaias onjourd'hai en- ycfia de y
Constitution.
a IN Gutnbfe da' Repre- ansans, NJ a
Boudoa que 4 ete ala 0ptenF.
III lyandfv. e~eefiee.
M u S9ueior, satgent d'afnes.
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go De REcoMPENsE.
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Dc ii facUii1d We Paris, nedico Y eiruIa-
no, Liceuefado pr. Ia fac1ilt2d medica dc Ia
Nneva 0tjeans, olrece eapectuosameate sns
sefQicias a las 1spanoles dc ambas parfo-
puias d1e Ql.erfll honrratle ron 80 conflanza,
Esqaine opuesta a q de liz Mf Hard.
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