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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20

IROAI MONTEREY

Gen IGy.5r-SfGt.oA gf IaUns--.f sSIss.E1t 90
y MeI'eaas = Ea4.irsfs q a'oer.a'a its
- 49,, ',,.'.','.''' 80
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MONTEREY. April i.-E!.g5s D. lt4
Since the arrival of ON. T.y5ar befa aI4
has remained qltet. Fof four wet Is pilar
We had at least one Stampede fl every ~
hours. All the tro7ss aud every llla. Of
value we're removed in,o the Cta1eI Fort.
strong picket ruifi,. constantly g5.tad and
the Fo.t putiIg c.yrgle,s s,,,s ri , Fence.
There seems Is De s.melb.a5 d the pras.
eBcc of Tie o,j hero WINCH I.,satfrs even,
one willt he belief th,tro bar,g.,,e ra,r.
where NJ is about. Ngh Mae. sclt8 ,s
dragons. ana Tie T., 1i.s~,s.,,r, r 4ol.
menl, he has crcan4azI on laz Ia ,tra,,r..g
at Walnut SPRINGS. apparently Ia Is tagc6
security as when his v ole army was utrb
him. The first Oa;u r rineai 4, at l!te
Citadel Fort, and The ies. keulucky IN he
town. The citizens are returning 10 them
dwellings, aa1 lie sali1.et. which has been
q long time deserted, aGo,as quite 4 yar,e
" Of Mexican ed.B!ls.
Threa d,rs aqa tho tf.,Ie ar4 p,iast
or small toyo Some % r,,fes distant H..
the road 10 C.,r7 caro n, and ,so,,,sl
n Gen Tayf.r ma murder If u New.
can. NJ GnlI,,, , small r,nrb anon, .5y
,o.Ia. from Rsoas T,a nn,Ia, ~
commi,tsd. tary stv. Iva ra-ty of s.o4r.
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wniyb, TIA g,or4a,. ,r., ,a.a
,a9Ie 1rf79ners. ,ie7 .s4 ...e,,.,.f. ii.
eho, ,b,a.,,f, fI,.,, f...t. 10 ,-...4..-.
sad 10 lave been c5,.m.f,ed =, ,G. -
u,. Oh HAT nilata train If ly.lel va.
e0as. escoauIbv go laflutrv and about
de same nan,ber IL horse. under the com.
msqd Of CT. NgebeV Of the IL Ono
REGIMENT cacamped al ilsrta. which b.
aba.t 6.e mics from he scene Of ne mar.
der. TIE faauo,a8 ro., were cae,.,a..... 3
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power 10 lnyes,i,sle the m,t,a,. G.n.
TAYLOR has 20, his steam u, On the s,..
ieci and Is Determined f., have hpng eve.
~ one who. il can he urgyst t-i,kaa
part IN the murder. Tgs iywo =, here fba..
men were kt4eJ il bat, fa,, r,,l.. ,,.,,
tie ulsce where Tho l,-a... ram ,,.s c....
ured m the 2gIef F.-gi.,.. So. &.
ar 20 Of the waoagar. ,tr as,a,s, l,.',,
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Is E auoa.et ieasr .fom Nj. Springs.
r. Oaeor two Jaurnay men P.aicss sill
iII emp yneat at la.s o.Ece.
~ We e un4b,c 10 give more ,han
hall sheei ibis wee, to cur readers as
Tie only hand we had has enlisted. Aud
we may uat be able to do better than this
FOR several weeks 10 come, but as soon as
~e cln obtain the necessary hands We viii
make amends Tor the deficiency.
-..sec---
LATE FROM THE ARMY AND MEXICO.
Late accounts from lhe army state that
ii had progressed as far as Pero,e without
meeting aith any opposition. Iadeed, il
is 'aaYga ll,a lhere a,!l 5s no further op.
position 10 o., tfoops uatI hey reach be
caFof Mexico.
TAe Mexican Congress, after hearing Of
iha dqtat Of s4u'a Aaaa ii Cerro Gordo,
held an extraordinary session at which
was adopted a pteaub. and eight attc'es,
Ssh eli Ja-tug aay tang bat a glleud'y Dis.
position towards a.s country. They g.
SO llr as 10 pronounce ary one q traitor
who may uaIer aay circumstances enter
toto a really ~Hb tic uuHcd 5 atcs. Il
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Charlotte 81 south CAROLYN.
BALL Road

rENIlE undersigned Commissioner, oithe Cha.
M loiic and South Carolina Rail Road v,;It
pen subscriptions fer the Stock OF said Ri :.
Charlotte, on the LIST DAY OF June neat An
sons DESTROYS TO take stock 10 tins entcrn,,s.Fs'
r,questsd To appear and subscribe such sun.
they may think proper at the time and place -
mentioned. The books for subscription win !.
kcit open ior sixty days successfully from N, e.,
Of june. Al the same time, Books Of suh,..,o'
ton vii be opened in the following Other MP
under the direction of the Commissioner NJ
ter named, WIS
At MuSaoE-Mareus Austin. WIN d. Winch.
ter ard Saml II Walkup. COMMISSIONS.
A. CoScokD--Iohn +, Philer. w. {. N.,,.
r. ", Allison. Commissioners SUI
AT SALsBURY-Jphn w Ellis, CIasr
John |. shaver, Commissionets
An MocksyiLtE j mes l. Martin. Le,,,lp.
ham and Archibald J. Garter. Comm. ss,,,r,.s
Az SrarEsyILIE Joseph T. Caldwell W.
Caldwell and 'rhos. A. Allison. Como,l..i, No..
| Az WuXE soRouGH- JAMES Gordon, Add.
NJ ehell and Augustus Finy, Cania,iss,.,,..
/ AT JEyFrRsoN--GeOrgG Bowers, Alcxapd., ~
/ MILAN aud JOutdan Council Commis.t.ns,.
( Ar LESutR---S i. Patterson, W. A. I4n,;,
Elisha Miller, Commissioners.
At NoEoANf1S-E. J. Erwin, Thomas W..
II. aud kDbeu farsun, Commissinnefs
4 ~ l+tAc 'LsroN- Iiynty Cansef. l. D CLiId..o.i
J.m,s 4, 1cSandcf, Commissioner.
AT NnyrpS- Huftoa Cage, In Smc,g9 .,t
mas Bosl, Commissioners.
.tr kCru,aFoeD Columbus Mills, I,m.. a..
ham iua W,tnm Gwiuy Cummi..a,s..
A. DAIAs- 4 1dfew iIgylr. Jamr. win, .-4
L. " alexander, Commissieueis.
Il isroqa rci By tbe terms n tae C..-.r.,,t.,
five DO afs ~ each share sasl be ,s.dp.s5.,'
ii, sgrk Is suits btd Nhirh tac Clr,e....,-
cr, have oRfr g teco,ye. TIE Comm,.s. +, :.
20 De s.satal 100 tl,s, n r.gHfsat5f,rast1,..
BYass Of slb,,rpIHa 70 ias un1tfsiaa.d en-.
re ioarfs az lire icr, ui,h j. sass Vt f.sas,
"h4ea ihey ma, coll q,
IS ~ EIMS.
CilAS J FOX.
LEROY SPRINGS. 'nR't'o.ff
JOS u VIII son. 'ff.9." = ias
u OATES, 'Aa+!'r
JiRWfN,
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COLUMBIA. MAYl2.


OUR MARKET --'rae news ~ t'e Calsdo
ma gave galo 40 iu a'sr "a orr Market. 4nd %
Fuesosy hae Cotton 6tong4t lal. Tho Market,
however. las rseedtd l,IIa ancr. an We now
quote ,ktsaa,s l.en % d III ana ul very lt
ne coming u
iulr Is dr.lat S. % 80 Nochlnse "a ota.
- -si,e.e- Temperance Allocate
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Sold Out.

GYM undersigned having a na.ed f,.,s s srk
u ut DmEs Sc. 20 Dr. J +. o.imJt, vaa.6 a..
iufa sa ,baaas iurthr lsffi p 'unsRe s,tsal-l
h4 ~ generous Putho, snd Mould - tl.s
het4vofs 20 to b,soaci ug0n O. success ~ ..s..
heir.s maY rst bins J. G be q. % atf,ag
AsADtT4.,i5 has bpup shown rs Lat3.e. q aer..
teas ops IS cnitritasd tastthfrc sil b. Ho fs.i
% az aha tartsc a. W. Rloisald 50.
tt- Il l4c tlfAs Jhec--co so iall esHa .4
Sc nc eaeH on sea- z i1sa.
l. OATES.
c1or.ae Nptl-E 3r
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MARRIED

In this county. on the 4th instant. by the Rev.
c. Prlchard. Mr.. WIN. McCAULEf to Miss
AMANDA f.. daughter OF Green L. Ray.
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CEEkshOTY'E

m HE subscriber vauli inform IT, r-ic q Z
- Use public 70 genera, lta, Be .as pufehl.sl
tie rnl5fe s'oCa. ul
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGlN.
EEETNG.

II hereby given, that In pursuance Of o
contract wi b aud under instructions from The
Surveyor Ggnoral Of Tie public lands lor The
State Of Louisiana, | will TO survey and make
the corrections Of the lines, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced In ths follow.
ing Townships, in tho parish Of East Baton
Rouge, GfBensJurg district, Louisiana. viz
No. 7, south Of range no. !, west 10 wblrli
Baton Rouge IL situated Township no. 7,
south Of rangasno. !, east, Township no. 7,
south 0f range No. 2, east, Township no. >,
south of range no / west, and Township no.
y south VI range no. ! cast.
Baiag duly commissioned by r Landry,
q. States 5Ir General for tie State oYLontss
lana, | will be- prepared to execute private
surveys, In any plrt Of The State, Snd also
dwelling IN all It's branches. Letters address
sed to tho care Of Thomas n Weightman,
ESQ, Sur. Generate off @, DonaldsonviIlo, or
Daniel D Avery, Esp Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention Of
J,CLAXTON TAYLOR,
u. s.. Deputy Surveyor q Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-24
ST. SELECT SCHOOL.
BATON ROUGE LA.

The Sisters of Charity have the pleasure 0
informing the public, that they have opened a
school in this city, in which all the branches
of GOOD education will be taught.
The Sisters will use their best endeavors to
advance their pupils in their studies, and spe-
cial care will be taken to nourish in their
minds those principles of virtue which alone
can make education profitable.
Pupils of every denomination are admitted.
The course of instruction, commencing with
the elements of education in English and
French, comprises Orthography, Readi9gs
Grammar, plain and ornamental writing, CD
qraphy. with maps and globes; Civil and nal
raj History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Practical and rational Arithmetic, Book-Keep-
ing, Embroidery, Tapestry, Lace embossed and
plain work.
Elementary Glass. s = W
For the more advanced. 100
There are only three Sisters at present in
the Institution but another is expected next
month from the north expressly to teach mu,
sic and Drawing.
Adistinct school is also taught by the Sister
| for the benefit of those who cannot pay for the
| education of their children.
Application to Sister MARY MARGUERI1
superior. at the Institution opposite the forme
residence Oft G MORGAN Esq.-Aar: 20 no
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

@5L@ E w ELR4.
HIST received, a fine assortment of Jewelry,
consisting in part Of the following:
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies and Gentlemen's BreastPins.
Scarf Ribon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
TIPS SIaps and Slides.
Necklaces. Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
Lockets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbies.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
let and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Papei
Coral. Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
| Curls. fit, ;.,,;
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully INV
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door 70 I'M
lips & Lanoue. e. 3aL
| Feb. Il. No. 2. io4E
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Academic de Dc
- . DAlISE, -

Mr.. liANENANT, Pr1fgsseur dc DanBe.
Eteve du Usuiservatoitc de- b'Acadeinie Royale
4 Paris. d 9'hotinetr d'infUFmgr respuctttettse.
ment les Families ct les personnes en- general
lie testU VILE, qttil sp propose de bonner doH
leeons dang Tart de Ia Danso.
La supeFioritt do "a mtthode on les connais.
sanera ACCUSES, dams leEeCutiot1 don't y q TAFT
preupe delaiis quatre annteB qull reside cons
famnent 4 IN Nouvelle Orleans. lti ont mdTitd
nm uonbreix patronage dams les families los
plus %distinsutes Of les princip aix Colleges ct
pensionnasg. Encourage par ee5 sllttrages,
II bBe Hspt5pr quill et. sera do meme en- tette
vile parnst les families qui Phoiloferoht dc
letr nonfiat1Ce.
Tautes los DanseB les plus d Ia mode, lut
sorit gonntsea ct < Ia perfection, dhutaht plus
qu'tttnt ea rapport ayee les pfineipatix Pro-
~fesseurs de- Paris. II Fgcoit les Biographies ct
Ia Nuai1ua lie ehague DanHe les plus nouvels
Les Of adm}scs dams Ia Bocittb fashionable. Tel
que IA RnAowA Ia MAzUHkA Of les VAbsEs
A dcttx en- einq TENS ct Ia eelebre POLKA
don't on na pm lui disputer ius4u,a CO jour
pour toute~ Ia grace comiliqtte quiz dtploye
dams cette. danBh dapraH Mr, Eugene Cor"
roll de l'oIstra i Paris.
VonlanE donnrr un Libre essnrt 4 Get art
dui donue In grace rt le mai1tien de 10 %istlness
seize espnr LavgHant, traitera avec les fac
miles d dss prix modtrts ct Sc rendra a Do
migile.
LIE coufs dc ses Leeohs romnontefa . partif
dn#ter Mai. %juH1u'an ID Oetobres
Statrtaaer au Bureau de Gette Fentlle.
nvril tU---1O.
MIR. Lavenlnt oare aux families respe tables
oui esnt ~aeeueilli chez eux dos orphelins, dc
sleur dounur dos leoors gratuites, lis so rbun-
front 4 soa domicile trots fuis par setnAine.
Maisop de Monsieur Favrot pres limprim-
RE, depuis I hours du sotr iusqu'a 9.
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TIMOTHY FAN, NJ D.
DENTIST.

HAsNoW ON HAND, THE BEST OF MATERIAL
for perfect work, and pledges to his patrons as
good operations as they can obtain in the
state, particularly in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at his residence.
Calls left at the drug store Of o. p. Davis,
will meet with prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has been kindly permitted to refe'
o to the following gentlemen, most Of WHOM
have been acquainted with his operations, du
ring the past nine years.
B F Harvey, l.. D., US AZ X French
"A. D. Henry Perkins, M. D. Jehu Perkins
n. n. ] P McGimsey, NJ. D.; I'm Hereiord
n. D. P nj Enders, NJ. D. = G Laycock, ~
D.. Augustus King, Nd: Hon Judge BurS
Hon Judge M G Penn /; Rev. ]. Woodbridge
Rev. John Burke.
RUSSELL ON CRIMES.-2volum@Ecn
plete, fifth edition with additional Notes an
References by GEoRGE SHARswoop.
Just received for sale by
GEO. M. HEROMAN
OpoFite the Methodist Church.
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Notice.
1AMEA MANAKE

- - ~ ~ ~
HAS lust received per Iato arrivals, n hanG
some assortment Of Fancy, Spring " Sttftiins
dry Goods, 10 wit. French and Eualislf bas
zaifings. Jaekouet. printed lawns, Tape, Chect
M~nsIings, Needle worked C]oIlHr#, Fancy DO
Gents and Indies Fancy Crayata, Scotch a.
randy. Gingtl ms, Irish linen, PipE GiugIamF
Itrenei, and EDrlish do, Plaid linen dressing,
CeAtonade French and English, Ticking,
Cotton checks, York Dettni#t Cold. Catnbrict
Fancy Prints Of various descriptions, Cafdgd
skirts, Fancy searis, Black ard white Bo9tfet
for wells. Barge do. TnHfan Benu8t5, LrEs
horn do, Bonnet and Cup Hibbalda. Gents "
ladies' Pocket tTtndkeffiietH, silk Purse, tbr' al,
and cotton Edging=, Buttons, Needles aud
thread, Bttspenders. Brown sbeetings 1911, ~,
Al, heaehed do, hickory shifting, Black prints,
Alpaca do, Fancy .asa0 ted Hooks and Eyes,
Combs Of various kinds, Pins, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, and Gloves of all descriptions, I'm
brellas, Masketo netting and Lowells 7l8
and All, Twilled do.
CLOTHING.
Gents Meriuo. dress and Fr0ck Coats, Lin.
en- dress do, Cott0nade do, CrntiH do Cotton
cloth d., Gingbams and Fancy do, PaHfs Of the
same materials, Fancy hummer Vests. Fancy
Coats for Boys: A general assortment Of
Hats and Gaps, Shoes, and Boots, Gaiter Boots
liz Bootsss. Buskins ,and IN fact a general
assortment, for Gents and Ladies' and Children
suitable for spring and summer, al of which
WI be sold at tbs lowest prices for Cash.
JAMES MAN5KER.
Lafayette street, betWeen the stores Of o, +.
Davis and Il. Jacob
The old friends Of tho undersigned in this
and the adjoining parishes, aud the public &C.
morally are respectfully solicited to cali They
may rest assured that every effort will be made
TO suit them.
April 90 1S4I
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STATE OF
Francis L Jones } Late Bird District
vs. No. 38l8 Court East Baton

Francis l. Jones Late 3rd District
s No. 3815 Court East Baton
John Butler Et ais. Rouge.
Ry virtue of a writ offferi facids issued
in the above entitled suit and to me from
the honorable Court aforesaid, will ex-
pose at public sale on Saturday the 18th
day of August next I847 at the Court
Hzuse in the town of Baton Rouge, COM
msncing at ii O'clock A. M all the right
thSs interest and claim ofthe defendant
joan Butler in or to the following describ-
property to wit, twelve lots of ground OF
foar arpents each more or less, situated
MAR the town of Baton Rouge agreeably
tgthe fgurative plan of the same, as laid
OF by the heirs Of the late Mrs. Edith
nevall, bounded east by the land ofthe
Isle Manuel Lopez, north by the road OF
church street and land of Calls, south by
l&nd OFF. Hickey ard others, and west by
land Of Montgomery Sloan, to be sold in
qslc or more lots, at the option of the de-
Sndant, to suit or accourodate purchasers.
Terms of sale cash, without apprais-
sacnt. l.. Z. MORRIS, Shefin'
! July 10th l847.
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FoR SALE

Am A beautiful and Valuable County
residence with a two story house contain.
irp six appointments, n kitchen, barn, md
fifteen acres oil and, moro or less, on which
there IL a large orchard oftho most choice
fruit trees, situated only 900 yds from the
river Mississippi aud 400 south of the court
houas ut Baton Rouge, and the land Is well
adapted for u Vacherte and garden, lis sit.
umtton II unriyallcd for ghlubrity and beau.
ty. .rD
For further particulars enquire of D. d,
Avery or Jaa. NJ WiholT on tho premises,
July iO--23.
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The undersigned has just received at The
Garner Of Laurel and Third Street in addi
ton to bis former stock Of
DRY GOODS.
English, french and MaGkanaW blankets, 4.
/ Al, bro. aud blea. shirtiBfR, bed tiCkiugs.
Linseys, kerseys, WOODEN stripes and platds,
blue deninqs, Tartan pIaids, American En-
giish and French C]aliCUos, muslin do Iains,
beautiful shaded Cofdeville robes, IriHh linen,
linen napkins, table damask, bro. table
cloths Russia diaper, gent. and ladies hosie.
~, gent and ladies gloves, lined berlin
gloves, spool cotton, silk, ainabam and cot~
ton umbrellas, green bareRe geiIs, polka,
elk ~cravats, selfadiusting stocks, linen cam.
brick silk and bandana handkerchief, ponage
and cotton flag handksFcbiefs. madfass an
printed head handhercbiefs, green elastic
usponders, also d good supply Of
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire dogs. sad iron %siovols
aud longs, spades and ~shogels, plantation
hoes, fronCh locks. Rodduy combs, butts and
straps, hinges, knives and forks, pen aDa
pocket do, cross cut and baud SAWS, mill
aud hand saw files, spurs, nails, faGks, stir
rupa, bride bits, bolts axes. hand axes,
hatchots, hammers, nails, brads, tacks, fnis-
king nails, door, knob, locks, norfold latGhss,
sham iateifes round bolts, hollow ware, Grid
irons frying pans, and also an assortment
of
GROCERIES,
Such as, coffee, sugar. rice. tea, Ky,
mustard pickles, cramberrios by the ksq or
gallon, raislns, bottle cider, buekwhoat f0wr
CIR, ciarot wine BY the bottle Or box, powder,
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, epirm candles
star candles, cod fish, HAVANA preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, saIeratus, pine ap.
pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and fine
salt, table do in boxes, muaeat wine chain.
paign wine, macaroni, germaceIii c stiia
soap, crushed sugar. chocolate, sthrCh, and
indigo.
CROCKERY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable silk hats, white and black
cashmere hate, boys and youths bats, caps
and negro hats, patio coats, blanket coats
fine broad cloth coats, dress and frOck blk
casmir, mixed tweed and fancy cokored
pantaloons, %sattnet, Cashier, fancy and silk
vests, and a large assortment Of gent. and
aides shoes, bmgans, slippers, bootte -
hildren shoes, all Of which viii be sold al
moderate rates.
nov. II 1876.
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VENrE PAR ORDRE De la COuR
DIES PREUVES.

Succession nv MoRprs MoRaAV ddc6dc.
Cour dn 6ama District dams ct pour Ia par,
pis q e. Baton Rouge, No. S25.
Commencement ct On vcrta den ordrc de-
vcntc on date DIN 10 Juliet A ID. lsl7, a
m i n Ircast par Honorable Cour dn Come
District, dams t'adaire sns~li'e.--u sera
venh, par lie soussignd sheriff de Ia par
utsse Est Baton Rouge,
.nuur - Ahut proclaim,
A la malson de- cour dams la Vile dc Baton
Rouge aimtli, les propri6t6s suivantes, pro-
venant dr. Ia succession de Norris Morgan
DECIDE, yavoirs
Les t~erreins No. 3. 4. b. OF. 2 ct Ia
moiti6 du terroin No. ode lilet No. Ii,
dams ccttc partie de la vile du Baton Rouge
dtyist en- ]tcrretns par leu Ellie Beaurrgardr
scion IL plan fguratif cnregtstrt dams lo
bureau do lannotateur des hypothequcs dc
rctto paroisso, Giant lc dcrnior domicil du
dit d6iunt.
CoNpIrIoNs.--au compliant.
l.. c. NORRIS.
Juliet l6--24 Sheriff
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pg TOPERsONs DESIGNING 70
fA BUtLD, Mc.-The undersigned,
III Builder and Architect, respect
a fully informs tho citizens Of Dat
on R9nee mat he Is nov we'll prepafedto take
ali contracts in the Inns Of building.
Persons living at II distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders ut my shop
on Church street, 6pposit Mr. NJ. aranarfs
Coffee liouss, have their %sasias, doors,
blinds. window.frames. etc., made IN the best
style. Jobbing, about town, done ut the
shortest %ntiiee,
Those desir0ns of building. will find 1t to
Their advantage TO give me a call before con-
]traetinp elsewhere. | will furnish speeifCa.
lions, in all gases, without charge, IL | do the
Worts4 .
/ will keep on hands al all times, a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and Vthet build
ing materials, 50 that persons wishing to
build, need suffer no Unnecessary detention
in having their work done.
ma. r. MgKTTRtCK.
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BANGING ACADEMY.

Mn, ~E,AvnNANr, Professor of dancing,
Hcye of4he Royal Academy at Paris, has
the honor respectfully TO inform families,
aud tho people in general Of this City that
he proposes to give lessons in me art Of
darring. The superiority ofhis method in
tho knowledge acquired IN the execution
Of which he has given proof during four
wears CONSTANT residence in New Orleans,
has acquired Tor him a numerous patronage
IN the most distinguished families, and the
principal Colleges md boarding schools.
Encouraged by such appreciation, he hopes
to meet with the gatn6 patronage among
the families ofthis City who may honor
him With their confidence. All the most
fashionable dances are most familiar to him
and correspondence with the principal
professors Of Paris, he receives all the
new music ofrvery dance aud the engrav-
tnpe, introduced IN the most fashionable
society an the Red0ma, MdsHrha and the
mulern ,~valtzes.
lilo alto teaches tho celebrated PoLRA,
the complicated grace given by him TO this
dance his never boon disputed, and IL IN
| imitation Of The mode of Mr. Eugene Cor
ole Of tile Partisan Opera.
Etit course of lessons has commenced
and will terminate on the 18th October
| next.
MIR. tayenant will rive lessons gratis to
orphans in respectable families. They
will meet three timos u week at his DON'T
ellie.
lIuurA from 7 IN s IN tho evening Mt the
hougo d II. H. Favfot, near the Gazette
Hter.
June i3--lO.
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AVIS.

LIE soussign6 informe lie public quill Went
de louer lie cafe tenu par lie passe par Mi
chel Granary, sur la rue de p6glise, ct in
forme respectueusement les c%itoiyens de
Baton Rouge quill c~ontinuera lie meme cafe,
ct quill fera son possible pour plaire au
public, ct rendre sa maison IN rendezvous
agreeable pour ceux qui voudront bien Pho'
norer de leur ~pratique.
II tiendra t%oujours ses deux billiards en-
bon ordre.
Dec. 4, 1916. q. HAChEI.