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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
ron SALE.

1pge ron SALE,
"A valuable tract Of land sdj9i1.
aH@ fBR tie town of Baton Rouge, III
Athe n%8igibgufitoVd Of M. II. "
Fowler, containing shout two hundred acres
belonging TO Mfi s iiAs Wood Of New York.
Purchasers are invited 10 make their pro-
posHfs TO The subscriber, who has authority
to sell IL,
JOstAtt.hARKER,
Manehao March, 55th 1916.
CORNzlO00 bushels sheIlsd corn Just
received and ff sale by
m2s Deal a. SON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
n. MArrA.

Informs his friends sud customers That hs
has lost returned from New Orleans WITH =
fresh supply Of provisions, urebeflus @e'
consisting Of
100 barrels, best Ohio -four
80 barrels mess pork
Hn do prime pork
~ do chime pork
10 do toles
1900 lbs bulk pork hog fVbnd
80 kegs prime lard
ANN lbs sugar cured bacon hams dha
eanysassd
bOO IL smoked shoulders sugar cured
80 boxes sperm candles De Do II 6s
10 do adamsntine candles Us " a.
10 sacks bHst Rio Bofse
900 sacks sHlt in8 and COARSE
- barrels faetlied whiHRey
10 hid prime sugar also M
sttbsriGr quality imperial tsa' loaf 8ugaFt tieet
spices, sweet oil, %stareti alum
White Leadt chrome green, chrome tsl@
low, lithsfage, IinHeed oils sFis Iurfehtihe
paint brushes, topai vafHisbt window glass;
puty, d fuil assortment of RroGHafy wafet
Flpurhs, hanes, Collars, brides and q
numhar II other ~aFtistes too tedious 10 mem
tion, II you desire to purchase good articles
eiean, call and examine for yourselves
Tho subscriber has received from a late d..
rect Importation
t8G begsg flaret wife various brands, some
]atbarIor and cheap table Wine.
il bBgas old MADEIRA IN half bottles
40 yslH old Madeira winB . years III my
store. ~ NO 90 per gals,
: 10 Boxes french CotdtHls assorted
+ boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very hhel
a dos botela, old hnft vine genuine
A. malta, church street,
sfhs snharpibar has received 4 small lot o.
ftapabt II Il Il Powder, do n y powder, cam
poli powder. and alHo Dupbnt's csIeBfated Ba'
tta powdef IN lin eanniHtetst .
= ahet If al siBgs aud i superior Article Of
percussion Gapss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
NOTICE.

An election for Wardoas and Veptrymen
Of Tho Episcopal Cbaureh Of 1T. Jane.
win be held on Mon lay In the week called
Eaater week. ut 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, nj the
office ofG. l.. Lacey, ESQ,
Anril 4, lslQ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
M PREPARED 10 PAY YOUR
LvrATH TASIGI.

/ havo commenced the collection Of tho
State 1ax, for the wear l5l5, ana IN dha l'oa
each tax payer will DO called ou' when !
hope, they will he ready to settle ne an
compelled Ia collect and pay over oala TAX
within the time prescribed ny law.
nnril / /. MORRIS, s'f& Coll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
MORE
VEW GOODS

The undersigned have received to their al.
ready we'll filed st6fe, the following addition
B1rtges If the latest patterns, FrshBh and
English Hakafthss, ta]eBiatb, printed lawns,
embossed prints. black aid 8hitB muslins,
printed fhanbfey eol1fed Grape, taps,
cheek mn#iins, fatgft Victoria fnusliHsg nee
do worked collars, fine embroidered b%ahdkpfs
rtligf. ladies' aud gabtlBtneh'5 EaHtf ~cravats,
Scotch and Cyanide Ftagbams, Irish ltnaB,
esfapiilas, linen lawn, bishops lawns book
muslin, swiss aud null muslipa, RuEs's
sheatinR CID, 1913 and iaI4j Russig diaper,
birdseye d., dalBaslf table cloths napkins.
fancy dfIllihgs, eeito1adat Ffghoh i%nofinos
linen ticking, cotton do, linen check l~lsta'as,
York %dahinis, fgI9red GAmbfith, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass do, eFetasiinB do bafsss
sfAffs and shaw Is, black and white wills, bttBs
net tibbaHds, Gap and Polka ftbbandsj TINS
can b6nh6ts, GtbseY bafhstH for ladies' and
misses, iegborn and Panama Iiats. eassimafe
hatss silk aud L. g. pocket habdHefehtefs,
needle. worked Cainbfie bandksfehiefsj Ritk
purses and tatifdles, b8bin6t for caps ind
wells, thread and cotton edgibgs and ihsbf.
tinge, infant caps, peftumsry, and 80 tiia1y
other articles too Numerous III mention
Genliataen'H mBfiBe dreHs and ffBsk coats,
linen drills do, CGtlonade do, ganbf08n do,
cotton cloth do, panthlupns Of tho same ma
teriale, fancy sunmBr vests, Of MI description,
boys clothing also hats and caps, shoes, boots,
paitpFH, boetpes, half booteas, bHsfih, and In
fact 4 ItenBfHl assortment Of shoes for gbntIes
tnun and ladies' and children, suitable for tho
season, oil Of which viii be- cold at the lowest
rates, fol cash and ewsh only, al the gIeap
store Of
BANGER. HESS, 81 co.
All tho goods have been purchased by y
Sanger hImsnlE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

I'ahen UP by Anthony MonEet'
4 bay bald face mare with four
v" @1. SA white feet NJ 10 her ldtpes heavy
name, branded q X on tho left
- shoulder, about IA hands high
abant 10 of II years old, said mare has Two
rolls, ona Iron pfey stud colt with a white
atftp down biz face, small 4 years. no brand
10 ba seen. The uthar q auFrel bald face
Aud colt, hax mans and tail, the right fore
Iep white and The left bind leg white, about
Two Or three years old, no brand. The owner
il requested to call and take them away on
paying 6bafges. .,a
10 jH UbFRpIQ, hahgeF'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
NV GOODS.
A ILnnISIANA

Probate court.P Parish West Ration. RouGe.
by virtue OF an O. Of the above court,
will be sold at public, bv the UNDERSIGNED.
Tuesday me l4th II next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M, on the premt The following pro-
perty belonging 10 Community formerly
existing between ilnond Hebert and
Emeila Dupny ms Wiigceased, namely
A piece OF Iahd' sltuatn the above parish,
at sixty arrPens from theert containing one
arpent and a nall excel feet front, and
twenty arpens in dept, etween parallel
lines. Also a horse, a / and calf. some
m~oveables, &c &c:
TERMS The movable oabte in Janffa.
ry next. The land payaoit366 cash, and
the balance IN TWO eqnai Pents in March
ls47 and March l549, in satisfactoriIv
endorsed, bearlog elght pert interest from
time due and speciai moftg on the land
until final payment.
ml3. l. FAJT p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
ALFRED GA.
NOTICE.

The undersigned requests those bom
he is indebted to present their accot far
settlement, and those who W him ttIa
without delay otherwise their accounsn
be placed in the hands of a lawyerfor
ton.
FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
HrATE OF LOUISIANA

Probate Baurt4rarish Of East Baton Rouge.
Whereas i, Al Dstl has fted his p~ilatlon
III ibis Court, praying f6f letters Of admins.
tratioh Oh the estate Of Lazafe Iattlj late 6l
this parish, deceased. Notice Is hereby
given to oil tbdse interested 10 show tadsa
within ten days from the FIRST publication Of
this notices. Why tbs prayer oE said riiitiGnef
net be granted,
or TEsstEn, r. ].
Attest, los WI Fowler, CLERK march 7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

mn
~ u W
Inc Undersigned mas just prepared ana
received ono OF the best and freshest as
sdrinent Of medicines and chemical pre-
variations. &C., which he offers To sell on
Tho most c~onven;ent terms and NJ lovver
IL a. s..L. -It.s-eJ = sr..
49,. IT.. -.
"r1 a~"T9 III ~ H..
i"' P,ap'''oa y" y" W
win me gfeatest care
Among the neWPrepaFalions arc -the ioi'
lowing .
Extract Of Peruvian bark,
gentian
Ratanim
Klno
Beladona
Cicutg
Hyoscianii
Balgam Of Tolu-Lueiaa Cordial
Of Peru
Of Eopaiya
Pills antf.biiions, do anti fever etc.
Powders Of fpecac, do Rhubarb,
taIap English CaIomeI
Fol. Senna MaHha
Castor oil Blue Mass
sulfate de morphine Iodine
Iodide Of potassium Arrow.roos
sALrPEraE maguesia
Harradsbourr salts Antimonlal Wine
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
FREDERIC ARBonR
PORK.

SO bbls. prime and mess pork,
5 casks clear sides.
5 do shoulders,
5 do hams, county and sugar cured
oa,5,1n PIKE d HART
0~S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
$40 KEWAnD.

80 REWARD.
~ WAY froum tho under
gVV/ sian6d, aboas The lGlb "f De-
cedlbsr lust, tho negfo man
JfM, about 90 years old, & feet q inches
high, light black complexion, stout made,
marrow lotehead. and white taoth and Il
The SANS purchased Wy ms from WIN
Written If this pufish. lie has been seen
frequently in tbs neigbbolho6d Of said
Whntsn, on the ANTE river. Whoovef
viii dsiiysr him 10 mo at BatBh Rouge,
will receive the above reward.
DANL. u. AVERY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
PAINTa OILS eEe.

White lead IN kegs, dry white lead, chrome
green. chrome yellow, yefmillIon, venetian
red. yellow ocbre, Iitharge, p~russian blue,
rcd Ieadi turkey urb9r, terra DO sienna, lin.
seed oil, spte. turpohtine, copal, japan and
lack ~yaruisb, and a variety Of other articles
the paint limo too numerous 10 mention.
lao patnt brushes Of every size and quality,
Of which have just arrived, and warranted
70 and good, by The subscriber who ofEora
TN for sale cheap for cash, either al
AIeHale or retail.
4 Lafayette street.
= o. =. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
tNll SALE.

ron SALE.
III Tho new aud Beautiful two
T5AT1fastory brick dwelling house stu
ated on Lafayette street, directly
sstah Y o~ppoeite tho Branch Bank OF
Lo0Iaann, IN The ipwn II Baton Rouge nj
prraent occupied by mr.. Andrew sktlman'
appIy 10 the undersigned or 10 Iosoph Mon
ard ERq, JAMES heNAA'
Rprtldmg,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
r 4 De LOUISIANA.

1T y III EFV WF9FtstFFI
Couf dgs btoUv9s paroisss d'Est u. Rouge.
Ateada que la tmtil s'ast aafssse q Is
susdif 10 C6uft pour, Gre u6aiiB6 1dl1lflstrat.
cir he Ii succession do i4azafs LatH, decide.
Avis go pa IL present dunpt Il tobs esta IN,
lbressbs ds fair8 conuaitrs lsHfs raisons dams
din idass ds Ia pr6sgute publication pouranei
Ia dita datnandg nc ssrait pms aeG6rdhst
nj Oh, 1E8sIER. r. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
CEDAR Logs,
ID II " Ii

~ ~ - ~ AN h# y
Just received by the undersigned d largo
assortment Of Medicines, patent and Off
elnhl, which will DO sold at The lowest city
prices. The public can rely saf6Iy upon
their good quality, as tho undersigned 10
constantly removing his stock, which con.
sists IN part Of
Calomel Blue mass
Jalsp lpeGaG
Ahubafb Cream Of Tartar
Iartarle Acid super Carbonate soda
Pul. Soda psaflash
Baleratus QuiniDe
Tod. JaIap t1d Iron
Iodine Opium
Castor oil Sienna, Mamma, ete.
Also The best French chemical preparations,
Morphine Stryehnin8
Vdratfln1 Peporibe
Bolicine I.ast, Of iron
Pf6t6 l6d. mercury, Dente Tod. msreHfy.
Also a supply Of Cireassian Lymph,
Oyefstteet's Lipiment, unsurpassed by no
Ilniment in ils efficacy In curing Rhen-
matte pains and pnins Of any kind. Dr..
BoaCh's !ndian Vegetable Pills, Cham
pions, Mofllts, Leos, Peters and 5pencof's
Pills, &c.
Spongos, fno and coarse.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
Betpg aware that tho efficacy of Il
prescription depends upon Tho mode Of
preparation by the druggists, particular
care will taken by tho Undersigned in
filing thom. Orders from tho country
will be filled with neatness and despatch.
Also, n large and fresh assortment oil
T~hompsonian medicines, consisting in
part Of:
Composition, Number six.
Nos. /, 2, 3,4, 5. Bay Berry.
Spice, Bitters.
J. LOPEZ, Druggist.
Corner Of Church and Lafayette streets,
7 opposite Pike 81 Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
LOTS O SALE,

Persons wishing to purchase Town Lois ib
Suburb Gras5ie az laid out By the undersiqB-
ed, according to the fgufatige plan Of the
Town Of Baton Rouge, will cali ~ the store Of
mar n ALFRED. GATES
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

The subscriber, worker il tin, copper and
sheet-ir5n, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he haa
removed his establishment corner Of Church
and Third Street, haar M. Granerie's coffee.
house, where bio will DO happy 10 receive tbs
patronage Of his friends and the public aensr~
ally. He has always on hand a fine assoit@
ment Of tin ware, which he will sell as cheap
az can be bought any where, whole sale on re-
tail. Cutters and spoufs made and gbf Up in
the shortest order, also bathing tubs, large
oil cans, stoyepipes. all kind 81 tn copper Or
sheet-iron ware repaired. All work e%ntrust-
cd to hira will be executed aiEg neatpess and
despatch.
JOHN TILANO.
feb Z no l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

q. IA a - - Ia
louisiana, wh'en ~ nor ea'So 1ol Wilt
lhFo" NOUNS WIZ ue "e'' :" Wv PN
department ~ "e"o io''o'e'
Alexander Isaiah Au'h Wlllam
Aldfieh Henry Alleu AuguEte
Arnold George Aiken Wi'lam
Allen Richard nj Aleock AhohlaS
II
Rixler Jahn M Burbank Elizabeth
Bernard Felix Burns William w .
Brown MIRA mn Behrnra John
nnrrass ~inrFsnn Brynn BENZ
Rlnnrb,rd / Blawn Miss MA
Dntsineur nm Blair Miss +
Blanchard p = Hcauregard p @
urn& han Jonathan Brown Mrs NJ
Rrnrn William nrown Isaac =
Drnxbear Rns Buckner geo W
Rapt,n q Blppt rhos =
Barton William bown JoSeph II
Baekhouse James Bcalhard Joseph " .
Blnni miss Cardiac Blunt James
| nrent II Cn Brashcr & Norris
Dufinston DrTJ9 Babin rr
DTasb, mr. \ w Baker Miss anne .
plsck WiI,nm Bardnn wiltiams
Rrrnard Bailey Charles
nnll Denoxthrnes Hhrnct viii
nnurn Thomas Brown Mrs II
g
Cairo = Cobb yrs wary
CO ch,s Coreoran 81 "
| Cro,Is r,mnel Canoulade Jcan }
Cook "a Chambers Hv
Calkin ncniamin Cobb stephen
| Chambers aen Joseph Conmau James l.
ranhnm uohsrt Carmcna q
Chesterfield DAVID Coleman sehn
Chapman Josepn = Castlin william IL
Cheri "a Ca tie geog
Converse Joha > Coil NJ
Christine eco W Champcmair P
ID
nenham John 2 Davidson MIS- ~
Dpssan n Daigle JoiSin
Delanaune I Dalferes 4 o
Dawson Iamcs . DUFF mrs Ellza
Deyall william Davidson James
DevaI JIM Drake nanl
Davis @ r. D'Camp Eli
Dupuy rierre Durham ar
Durham william Davidson James
Davidson Sames Doming Alexander
L
Ermine n n Elliot Thomas
Edmoudson W Evans Sarah
Fuoua n Finch Marcus A
Fielder David Flowers sohn
Ford Barnes Ferguson Robett
Fenelon william FoxIP
Forver nary w Fulshire sarahh
G.
car;g phiI Groat francis
Grace capt5 GrayleSS NathaA
Grandpre chas Greves saml
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
NOTICE.

The subscriber respectiuith Informs the
citizens and planters of East aVest Ration
Rouge, thathe ls prepared 70 eNe all kinds
OF Brick-iayIng, S~ngar-house Ong, kettle
setting, and brick-makIng on Psfjong. at
the shortest notice, ana 10 the ! substan-
tlal and Workmanlike amer
OLIVER Frs.
march 81 Bat5ure!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
HATS.

A lot OF Panama, straw and ether kinds of
lats, just received and for sale BY
d SANGER, HESS d co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ETAI DE LIZ IOUIDIAINB.
Cour du troisieme diStrict-Parorsse d'Est
Bdlon Rouge,
Robert Wilson,
JerSuS NO. 1865
James Scales.

James Scales.
En- vertu n'un ordre de fieri f%acias, lance
dams le process ci.dessus, ct a moi adress6 par
Ia susdite cour, i'exposerai en- vente publique,
Samedi, Leg Mar 1886, a Ia maison de cour,
dams la vile de Baton Rouge, commeneanta
IL heures du matin, tous les droits, titres, in
terets ct pr6tentions du defendeur dams ct a
la propri6ta hypothequee c~i-apr6s dGcrite,
SAVIOR: Tn certain moroccan de terre, situe
dams IA ~parnisse d'Est Baton Rouge, sur la ri
Were Corniie, contenent six cents vingt-neuf
3SII0O arpens, etant designe sur lie plan du
township no. 4 sud, ct range l est, ct une par
tie sur lie plan du township no. 4, range 2,
est. stant garantie au ~plaignant, Robert Will
son. mar certifcat 45S dams lie premier town
shin ct certiicat no. 459 dams lie second
township, CONNIE donation par le gouverne-
ment des Etats Unis, borne au nord ct a
pouest par Ia Comite, au sud ct Quest par ter
/ res de r. Fl. Corcoran, au nord ct a Fest par
terres supposees &tre publiques,et au sud-est
I par terres de Thomas, Carpenter ct autres,
| ayec toutes les bAtisses ct authorizations qul
| s'y trouvent.
Conditions de Ia vente.-Sans benefice de-
valuation. ct a IN credit dun deux ct trois ans,
en- paiments annuels ct egaux du Jour Dc %
yente. racquereur donnera sea oLfgatiohs
sous forme dune obligation ordinaiFe duh
an. avec bonnie ct suffisante gaFantie person.
ncIIe. eft hypoiheque sur la propriete Vendue.
Sos obligations portant IN interet de hut
nour cent par an, de maturite jusqu'au pale-
ment. ct le ~plaignant au.a lie droit de lancer
une execution pour tout le montaut des oblI-
cations non payes; aute a Paequereur de fai'
re le paiment d'auc1nes d'elles a maturite.
l.. G. MORRIS, sheriff.
&c mars 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

peraons calling for my of tho above Iettei
viii please gay they arc sdteftiaed'
II. +. WADDtLL. Postmaster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

Just received, a fresh supply Of PrsE
APPLE CHEESE, for sale BY
mar2l ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-11

LISI' OF IEIJEKN
Remaining at the Post office, at Baton Rouge
Louisiana, which IL not called for within
thrc- months will be sent to the pest.othee
department ~ dead letters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24
Amxitan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, July "a, l846.

THE OREGON TREArY-OFFIcIAL DoCU-
MENrs. The Philadelphia North American
has published the Presidents message, with
the accompanying documents, including the
convention between the United States and
Great Britain, for the settlement Of the Oregon
question. These papers were confdentially
communicated by the President to the Senate,
and the seal of secrecy not having been remov-
ed, there has been a violation of confidence
somewhere. The substance Of the documents
now published has heretofore appeared in most
Of the papers, which shews that the secrecy en-
Joined upon Senators whilst in executive ses-
sion has been but inditferently observed. These
prior publications have rendered the communi-
little importance; and we shall not, therefore,
give them in extenso. In the message Of the
President communicating the offer made by the
British government, he refers to and approves
the practice which prevailed with Presidents at
the earlier periods of our government, Of con-
sulling the Senate upon important measures,
and expresses his determination to be guided
in the present case by tie advice of a constitu-
tional majority (two,thirds) of the Senate; but
he takes occasion to say, that he disapproves
the terms Of the English proposition, and shall
reject it, should the Senate not advise to the
contrary. 1t is thus seen, that the country is
indebted to the Senate for the settlement ofthe
Oregon dispute, and for the preservation Of
peace.
The letter from Mr.. Buchanan to MIR. Nc
Lane, directing him to give the Notice to the
British government, instructs him to be govern
ed, in any remarks which he may have occa
sion to make on the delcacy Of the notice, by
'lhe language Of the preamble TO the Joint re-
solution concerning the Oregon territory
passed by Congressman here again it is seen
That the wisdom of the Senate saved the coun
try from war A long letter from Mr.. McLant
to Mr.. Buchanan follows, in which the former
communicates the fact, that proposition would
be submitted by the British government; but
believing that it would be different from tina,
which was in reality forwarded to the British
minister, he expresses his disapprova oft. 1t
seems that he had earnestly, though unsuccess-
fully, urged upon Lord Aberdeen, the very pro-
position in relation to the temporary navigation
of the Columbia River, which was subsequently,
adopted by the British minister.
In this business we think that the President
acted with great proprety and discretion, in
submitting the convention to the judgment Of
the Senate Had he adhered to his own opn-
ion and rashly rejected the British proposition
on his own responsibility, however he might
have gratifed the warhke propensities of the
fity-four forty members of Congress, he would
have struck deadly blow at the prosperity Of
the nation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24
FLOR the American Republican. !

MEssRs. EDIToRs: | was much pleased in
noticing i'll your paper of this morning, your
suggestion relative to the postponed procession
of the Public Schools, and think the Commits
sloners should adopt it, for many reasons. In
the first place, as you state, the boys, or nearly
all of them, are now prepared with a kind OF
voluntary uniform, viz:-Black glazed cap
black roundabout and white pants. In the Sc
cond place, the dull season Gas this is called
clears the principal streets of boxes, bales
drays, carts, sc. Sc; and, in the third place,
the breaking up of the schools on the last of
July, affords one of the best opportunities in the
whole year for the proposed procession, because,
on the eve Of the vacation, the boys will turn
out with more spirit than at any other season
ofthe year. The little girls, too, have some
thing to say in this matter. They are prepared
with their dresses, ribbons, rosettes, &c. &c
and the postponement will be sad disappont-
ment to them. Again, Perseverance" Is a
motto which the Commissioners of Public
Schools have always impressed upon the minds
of the scholars, and it would be setting bad
example to them to abandon the procession be-
cause of two rainy days. do not wish to ar
que the question, as the Commissioners will
see for themselves the necessity of having the
procession on the 3Oth or 3 LIST inst, if for nc
other reason, because the girls and boys are all
ready olC,-the banners are ready,-and the
people generally are ready, because they have
nothing else to do. | cannot conclude this
communication, without stating that, in my
opinion, the effect of this celebration will dc
more towards advancing the interests of our
Public School system than any thing that has
yet been done in its favor, as it will show to
thousands of our citizens the material of which
they are composed.
A Friend TO Public Schools
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THNHE subscribers have now in store and for sail
n by the piece or yard, the largest and best asso
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WE NAME IN PART:
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IA, "a, 90 and lO.4 Trish and Bavnsey DIAPEI
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White and colored BOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our large stock
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all Il,
most complete stock ofLlNEN GOODS we hav
ever had.
117- The above Goods are from the best manufaC
turers (the most of them made to our own order tt
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jy24 between Calvert and Lish
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BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS, We have
heretofore noticed the call by the Secretary OF
the Navy, for sundry Naval officers to assem-
BILE in Washington city, for the purpose, as was
supposed, Of consultation on the subject of an
attack upon the Castle of San Juan de UlIoa.
But it appears that this is not the object for
which they have been called together, though
the precise purpose is yet unknown. All the
officers summoned are in attendance, with the
exception of Capt. Lavalette, who is on his way
to Washington.