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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19
Academic do o.
DANsE "

Mn. LAVENANt'. pf8iesse1f de Dailsp,
fAevH da GBli#efYatoitf In b,Asaialnle NoyaIe
! EPafia. h lIibfiaHttf d'inEoFtnef fHHHBttnHitsaa
ttant Lev Families ct les pefsonirs en general
9a fatte vile, at'il IL propose ts bonner dee
EaeunH halta Tart do Ia DHnHH.
iia HHpafiafitf dp "a nathode On lhH t]dnnaia=
Aattas a%fttuiaeB. dattH l'eHetHtiotl a0ti Il a fat
bfettvr dbpttis lHatfF Hnnhpa qtil reside tptta=
]tatttinatit h In NBtyelle Orleans. lai Ont tftfitH
tn noihhfbtft patronage dHts laH iaftiiiHs les
tlUs AiHtihtitteR 1T lrH pfintip atS EolltgeH IT
Eetisi9titatss Encourage pat tta s%uftfaerB.
Hsa esp fat qH'il en- anfa de tnetne el fatta
FiHa ttarHi la4 families qti Fhob0tefoht do
llfnr UbrtIihnFr4
TottHE las DaizaH laR plus 4 Ia metr. hi
SHit tUHntpH Ut Il Ia perfection. d'Hntaiit rIua
ta'atant en- rapport arnt les ptihtipatx i'fu-
~Irs4aufR 10 Paris. II feenit los Biographies Oh
H. MaaiaHa dt tliaHtn hansh los pitts rouVaI=
Ia IT admise# dams In setitte fashionable. Tel
DE In khuaWA Ia MA8GHkA pt los VAbsRs
Il H4H4 90 tthl toms tt III talel1ft pDbEA
E1tii IN ma pm hi diHpntaf ilsau'a GO JOUR
tRftE toHta IN grace GBnplilpt 1nil deblaye
dttt# tatte danse d'apfts Mr.. Eugene Cor
ifli sa faptfa 4 Paris.
Nnalant donhnf IN lilHn ess1rt d Get art
Rti :oitnp IA grace at ~ i]naittian ds IL ladhess
Et-6.i4a HiHnf LlvFitaat. t~taitefa afer lea ia
tRillts 4 dos pfiH nieltrts ct no rentlfa d Bo-
tAtrilpt
I'm bnllfs lr FaH bafans rntntnrnHera 4 partiF
tl Ter Mai ia#1l'a III Id Dbtohrp.
H'atiftRsef utt lIuteati he tette Feulllp.
avrtl l0zz=i1,
Mi. Lsvanf t otife aux families fespp tables
tEti tnt ~atrueilll chez etA dos 6rphaliha. Dc
laHt tiafnut drs IttotiB efhtutte#. lis 70 rtun-
itoht 4 son d1fifila trolls Eoia par H]atnaine.
Mai#on ID Monsieur Fayfot pres limprim-
NJ. trppia I hours du Hoif lusqu'a q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19

Taken Ep by 4. Meaget, an Iron GRAY
poneg, about - h1nds high, a SEA, On the
right Jaw. Collar marks; no bra, d yi-ibIe.
. owner is requested TO comply with
the law. and take him away.-15
j. R. DUFROcQ,
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19
-GEORGE a. PIKE.
Bookbiader and Blank Book Manu

Bo0kb1nder ond BIank B00k WanN-
facturer, Corner Of Church 4. Lafayette
Streets, Baton Rouge, n.
Will execute with despatch all work en-
trusted TO his care at the lowest city prices,
and pay particular attention to the reminding
of old law, or medical works, music books,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &c,
Scrap books, port folios, pocket books for pa
pers aud memorandum, made on the shortest
tice to any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19
AVIS.
NOTICE.

oFIaving purchased the Drug Store Of Mr..
~. Lopez and secured hi8 services, | am
Ii prepared to furnish medicines or fill pres.
c~rlptions IT. all times and upon the lowest terms
for-cash or short credit.
Store ut the house formerly occupied by e. e.
Moore corner Of church and main streets.
may lib II. T. WADDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19

T>NOrlCE.@50
II LAroUE, having made
arrangements with M importer IN NsW Or.
loans, would announce To his friends aud the
public IN general, that he will kseb constant.
" on hand d complete assortment Of The fol-
lowing articles, warranted and Of tho bcai
quality.
Claret In boxes, bottles
and halfb oltles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gall
lon or bottle,
Tenerin DO do
Port Wine in bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Erencn COFdials, assorted,
Claret by the demijohn Or
bottle,
Marseils Wine do
Rye Whiskey,
Sardines, olives, capers, OIL
i've oil, absinth, ketchup, bos-
ton soap No |, imperial tea,
sc.
Also an assortment Of crockery and glass
ware, letter AMI f1nlscap paper quilts, steel
pens, ink besides a great many other atti-
eIes too tedious to mention oil If which IL
at the lowest prices for Cash.
GT Planters and others wishing to receive
Claret in casks or any Of the above named ar
TITLES, direct from New Orleans aud have
them landed at their residences, can leave
their orders with me and may rest assured
that they will be attended to with the great
eat Dunetualitg.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION or CO.pAnT-
NBnRtttp.

The BopartnBfallip heretofore a~Aisting, under
tile nalae Of VIM SWAIN 1T BON. was dis
solved Oh the 1tst at July last, by the ieepasH
Of the said WIN. SWAIN. and tho business Il
now, and will te In future, conducted eAelu=
aivslg by the subscriber. who has had the sole
charge u manufacturing of the t]'a1aBua and
VeftltfnHB for the last fourteen years
The Panaeha viii be nut Up AZ usual IN round
bottles. lnted lgnaitHdinally, with the following
letters blown on the glass '@a5WAtn's P4EA4
6EA, PHtbADA." and The only change made Ia
the name Of JA3i SWAIN stamped on tho
sealing wax, aud toftttaH OH The label covering
the cork. aud II new label for The side Bf the
bottle. composed Of aaottatfiG lathe work. taifis
pfi#ing nine different dies, which have been
turned for the exclusive use of the proprietor.
by Draper u TO, bank note enHraYefs Of Phil
adelpflias -Four dies Of different patterns from
tho body Of the work, and In the centre Ii II
portrait III tho late WIZ Swarm. separated from
tho borders by two circles Of lathe work., The
wertls "swaim'a Pa1ataa. are engraved rena
#pitlattsly on two turned strips. aud n large
setnt6ireular die forms the Upper matgih The
borders arc composed If plain lathe work strips.
outside Of which jE eng avBi in smtil letters
the entry Of The eopy-fight.
JAMES SWAIN.
nliialatnhia AiFnpF. thIE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19
DANCING ACADEMY.

MT LAvu7Asf. Professor If ia 1ftnr.
: fisto ofthe Royal Academy ut Paris. haB
tle honor respectfully 10 inform families.
sind Eha people ~ general of This City that
lta proposes to give ~lessoHa In The ant of
taatjHg. The superiority ofhis method III
tha knowledge acquired In the execution
H which he has given proof during four
Wars constant residence In Now DIiaane.
lEts acquired laf him u Numerous patronage
IA the hioat distthgti shed families, and the
tfrtneiptl Colleges and boarding schools.
Encouraged by such appreciation, he hopes
II meet with the am patronage among
I'LL E]RtnilirB ofilia City WHO may honor
lAm with thett confidence. All the most
II 4hionable dances Htr must familiar to him
aad correspondence with the principal
plnI6aBbfs Of Paris. ho receives all the
Aiw ~rlu.ie o~tevefY dance aud the ehgray=
fSg8. introduced IN tho most fashionable
akrietr d. the RetoHa, Haartt and the
tIodefn walt3eH.
I~lesaito teaches the celebrated Po1NA.
tlir complicated grace given by him ~ this
dspto hHH never hpen disputed, and IL IN
ishitattbn Ut the mode vi Mr. Eugene Cor
II, ol The pari7inu Opera.
Illfs etlrae Of leas9na han commenced
add wIil tatntm q On the 18th October
NJ i.
mr. L4yunant will give ~lessona gratis to
otrhaR IN te5partahls hmtltes. They
VIII meet three tinep n week IA HE dant=
CHE.
~EIIonra from ! h. i il the evening nj the
bbtta ol II, Il. ~l'ayrot, near the Gazette
Office,
juar l3-=ta,
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NOTICE..

Those who may have any claims against
John Maillard absent or the Estate Of Mrs.
Maillard deceased, are requested to hand them
to the subscriber who has been appointed Ad-
m~inistrator. III. LAEouE.
June 5-lS.
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fnnh Id
u \, NAIL STEAMER corn.

n ~ WFEI NIttNHFN VN
FaF Hl3ptiis8aritla Fttyuamiar, Baton
kolgr, Fo4 tfntsoH, Bayou Sara cad
the Coast.
III Rwah THt SrRAmrn CORA. ], IIobf-
Assf a ER, master. will leave Now On
F leans every SUNDAY and Wfn.
~NtsRAt. nj 10 o'clock. A NJ for tho above
ltndin5a, Returning, leaves Bayou Sara every
M0Ni1AN an THURSDAY. alter tho arrival
If the t}ai}raad cara
For 4reight or passage. apply On board, or at
the WI ARF Bt4AT. Hume la-lo1
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Philadelphia. August. 1916.
BWAtM8 CELEBRATED FANACGA.
ron THE CUHE or
Scrofula, General Debility.

White Stbehip4, RheumuttsM. Dfgaage#
afthe Lieer aud Shin and aH Diseases
arising from Impurities e the Biood,
ofthe tffcts pf MeranrU
BWAINBPANACt1A has boon for more f1tan
twenty-five years celebrated In ibis country
and IN Ettfape for its extraordinary eHree-fpF
tho certificates Of which retafenta il MAIDS IN
tie directions and hooks (Which may be- bad
g%ratisJ accompanying tha t]'annreHs
II Inns boon ttsed III hospital Hnd private
practice, aud has had tbs singular fortune Of
being recommended by tho most celebrated
physicians aid other eminent persons. Among
9th III by, :
w Gibson, NJ D.. Professor Of surgery. Pa.
University,
Valentine Mott, M u, Professor of Surgery.
N. Y University -
w. I Devices. M. d.. Professor Of Midwis
tstt, Ia. University.
N. Chapman. M. d.. Professor Of Physit. Pa.
University.
4. rarke. NJ, D., President College pbysi-
clans. philad.
Df. Del Vale, Professor Medicine. tlayaha.
Jose l,ohfette ia Ltla, Professor surgery,
Lisbon S
j. Chapman, Member Royal College Sur
Heoiis. eofi3nn.
q. w. Irving, late Minister to 3patn.
Dir Thomaa Pearson. Major General British
Army.
Gilbett Robertson. british Consul. &C.. Sc.
And also. the wonderful cures effected by
5waltn'F patagea have for many years made
II M invaluable remedy, Tile l'anatea does
not coataii mercury "a any form. aud being aa
Innocent preparation 1t may be given 10 tile
t,.HI i.t.JaE tII..4
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vENTEQpE BucCE sloN
l@u.L... - ltANn IL

y 80" g"''F" 3"@NA*~
hi vprtu dune commission do Honorable
CouE iu aiAttmB District iuditiHife. dans ct
rupr In ]parajaza l4st Baton Rouge, I'utlfttai
81 wont publiaua htArohF af mnmeHt a IN Eui.
Ntardt 20 yHttiH ta47, entte lee heHfs hFiliBu
aires des vrntne, a Ia maisah he touf dams
Ia Vile In Eiaian Rouge, Ia nrRrassB Hsaltve
nnlnrlte HhrsEY. aete d'enyifob ttHgt hanf
ans. apnaftenant 4 u succession de Pierre
Baron ID cbire,
GoNntTtuSH pE ia vEN1E'
IN tiers All canbteat, ct Ia balance 4 IN
credit Il 4 Elk d dousa mnis, payable al bit
Fpau 40 Ia haBaua de IA Louisiana al Baton
Rouge, fyet Iyntth6qtn sur l~'aHelayn ttzqn'a
p~atfoit Placement MANUEL MORENO
Jain ID. 10 Elrahlauf,
Agrirutwtst7' and 1techaaics' Assotia=
toH If louis ttna.-
EMttn UAutub l5EQ Of Nav Orleans
il authorised n receive and receipt for sab.
aeriptons tp this Association, IN tho City u,
New Orleans,
JouN J.. pHAHtR ESQ II authorized to
act as agent Ion thia Association throughout
the State, and to receive and receipt fot
anbstriptto Al. liz will aIa1 deliver 10 tho
Members. the proceedings of tho last meet
ing. and receive communications oh the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee,
June B.-lS,
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TAI NOTICE.

ALI those that have not paid their State
Taxes for the year 1916. Win please hold
themselves in readiness to do so, as they will
be promptly called Oh for the same.
IL. C.. MoRRrs
June 5-lS Sheriff L Collector.
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For RENT.

the upper story of Mr. Sanger's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. d. SANGER.
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ANENDRE AU pa COrTANT

I'm petit part de q~uincail erie, consistent en-
Terrier, Lime, Cizaaux, Couteaux de table etc.
etc, pour les autres articles en- magasin an plus
bas prix pour du compliant; voir ravis general
II. LANOUE,
June Sis
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CINCINNATI CASTINGS.

we nave ja#tFeeetf ed direct from the man
utactofs . complete assortm ere of the abo7a
castings consisting ia part 0 f. Al follows
liz round pts (assod N numbers3 :
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Jew AND BEAUTIFUL

D. u " ELRA.
Jls%f received. u line assortment OF Jnwalry,
lanstattng IN pgrt Of the following
god Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Efar handkerchief and Key Eitlga.
Eadies and ttantlamon'a tireaatpina.
StarI ttihou and Hair Pins.
studE and Sleeve buttons.
&ipa Sjar# and Slidea,
aatkia#na Bracelet and Bracelet Clasps.
Eotiats and Miniature Ca#ea.
gold mud Silver Pencil Ca4ea.
ftold Pens and Silver Tbimbles,
Natca kaye.
aall TahIttt4 and Bouquet Holder.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spactacleg.
s%onn and Silver Cont Links.
Aoli and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons,
fKael Vest Ghatna.
g. and Steel Bonnet Slides.
frtter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
WI ryttts,
ne%
tYatr Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
lEsties and Gentlemen aro respectfully invl-
ted 4 call mud examine for themselves.
sHaiop on Lafayette street, next door to Phil.
n lanoue. {, G.. FUTILE.
11b. ID. No. ., 1877
tlsILE DIE GRAlS5E REGTlFIEE.
Il; +o~assigaa aYant ctabli une manufacture
d. graisse Rectiftn, Get article 20 tronve
atfe do premiere qutlitd ct "A ~satistait les
pars,anes qai Ton deja employee i ospbre etro
anr4tng par ses amts At 10 public en- general.
ISrop,se ausst de b'hnile tuimnle 4 l'uaage
l. 4 %toiletta, clio a~zsoupltt ct nourrit les che
ieuss CO Nui les emptche dc tonber, Ut 10 rend
1rasrablb aux aatres pomades on %cosnati.
luag. II. LAyouE.
.krne h--lS
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BEAL IL SON
Have just received the following articles
which they will dispose Of ut reasonable prices
ID doz plain and fancy Brooma
. do patent rolling pins
100 lbs washing (saD soda
lb0 do saleratuB
500 do spice
300 do Pepper (biark)
! case stouglltora wine bittera
| do essence peppermint
] do olive oil
CARRIAGE MAKING g. REPAIRING
rtlE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of tlia and adjoining parishes,
that he Is fully prepared to build or repair
Carriages Of every description; in the most
fashionable style, and Of the bqst materials and
Workmanship.
Those in want of Carriages are invited to
examine my stock before purchasing. On
hand, and for sale.
One family Barouehe, now, for six persons.
do do second hand.
Ono fine leather top buggy;
Also . Baroucles for 4 persons nearly compile
ted. w. +. 1UNNARD.
may 1918 CornerC Church e. Main sits.
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pECTORAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
tftIH 1EUffn

Oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
TWENTY-NiNTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
In Senate.

WAsHirGror, Jan %, ls47.
Clear and sparkling morning Large concourse of the
soveregns the galleries oil the houses Prayer by
the Rev Henry Sheer. Journal of yesterday
Mr. NILES submitted the following resolutions for the
present information Of the Senate TO be taken I'D In
day or two for consideration to wit -
]: Declaring the public obligation pending the war
with Mexico 10 raise additional 10 the extent
Of five ten millions.
o. Declaring that this he done by an increase of
the duties upon the articles the several schc
dulles OF the tariff Of Is46 incl ding several articles OF
the free list and among them duty upontea and coffee
Expresses the opinion Of the Senate that the people
during time Of will cheeruly bear these or any
impositons OF taxes that may be necessary to sustain the
public credit.
d. Declares this increase of revenue necessary in
der TO afford basis for the redemption OF the principal
and interest of the loans Of the government.
THE THREE FUNDAMENTAL ERHoRs.
Mr. PgARcE from the Library Committee, to which
was referred the memorial OF Mr.. Robert owen, which
embraces outline for tho of society in
opposition TO the three fundamental upon which
society established, asked that the committee be
discharged from the further consideration OF the subject
and that II he submitted 10 the Judiciary Committee
which was agreed to- This is n very important subject
in the abstract.
MAPS or OREGON CALIFORNIA
Mr.. BENTON submitted a resolution (Which lies over
one day. authorizing the Secretary of the Senate
tract with Mr. Charles Preuss Ian associate in his sxplo
rstions Of the far west Of Lieut. Fremonp for map Of
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
II Il l. E G IL A HIC.
&C., &C., &c.

WAsHINoros, JAN 90, lsa7.
Senate.
Mr.. MoREHEAD presented memorial from the editor
Oh daily Cincinnati paper asking Congress to invest
MN with power to form company to extend the mag
netic telegraph across the Atlantic Ocean Referred to
the Post Once Committee.
The Committee Printing reported against printing
sundry memorials of Friends praying speedy ermina.
ton of the war.
The Committee of Finance reported the Indian anpro
priation bill.
The Committee on Foreign Relations reported bill to
create the Office OF Assistant Secretary of State
resolution adopted requesting the President TO
suspend land sales advertised at Dubuque until the
claims Of the heirs to Dubuque property are decided
Tho ten regiment bill was then taken up, and Mr..
Benton spoke in opposition to the section granting
bounty lands 1t would give rise to specula.
laons, and companies would be formed whose agents
would follow the army and purchase the rights of sol
disrs Such companies already forming in PHI LA
dolphin.
Mr. CoRwIr made spirited and eloquent reply; and
after long debate by Messrs Benton Cas- Rusk Sim.
mons, Huntington, Calhoun, Breess, Archer Badger,
Hannegan, Butler, Allen, Evans Wescott, Clayton,
Turney, Sewer, Mangum and Others the amendment
was adopted giving each soldier the option to receive
certificate of per cent stock for four hundred dol
lars, instead of l6O acres of land.
Several other amendments were offered and rejected.
Pending an amendment by Mr.. flanagan, on giving
eighty to all serving under IL months the Senate
adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
The House adjourned last night half past 10 o'clock
the question then pending being motion to Mr.
Ashmun from voting appeal from the decision Of
the chair. This morning the m otion to excuse was
withdrawn, also the appeal Them on motion Of MIR
<tor of III ,bolo
sderation of the naval appropriation bill
HMsssrs SINS Of c., Payne and staunton addressed
the committee.
The committee then proceeded to vote on the amend
ments.
The bill was reported TO the House, with an amend
ment, including appropriations Of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for a floating dry dock at Pensacola
and fifty thousand each for at Kittery, and one
Philadelphia the plan to be determined by the Secretary
Of the Navy.
Vote on this amendment, yeas 90, nays 81.
Mr.. Cooke, of Tenn, asked the unanimous consent O.
the House. to offer joint resolution, rendering the
thanks of Congress to Gen. Taylor.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. %, ls47.


Legislative .4con-.a Struggle Of Parties-The Result
There a struggle of parties in the House, which
was marked by absurdy The history briefly is Mr.
Hopkins yesterday submitted resolution To terminate
the debate the Navy Appropriation Bill tomorrow at
o'clock (Aeaning today The resolution at
that time defeated by adjournment; but Immediately
after the meeting Of the House to-day, the resolution
precisely submitted by Mr. Hopkins agreed
to- The Speaker gave his opinion that would take ef
feet at one O'Clock to-day, as designed when it
brought forward. However the words were % TO
row, at one oclock"-not Thursday, or Friday When
the hour Of one srrved Mr. Sawyer interrupted MIR.
come for voting on the amendments. The Chairman OF
the Committee of the Whole the State Of the Union,
Mr. Fickn decided that according to the terms of the
resolution, the voting would not take place till to
row." From that time until ten O'Clock the Committee
and then the House engaged in questions Of order
motions to adjourn calling the House, asking
for the absentees SO. The yeas and nays taken
about twenty times. The object of tho democrats
to reconsider the vote the resolution passed noon
for the purpose of changing the hour and taking
vote before an adjournment-that of tho wings was
defeat the design The wings complained privately,
that hardly full days discussion had been allowed
on bill involving appropriations to the amount or
at least, if not more than eight millions they
had no objection however, that the vote should
be taken tomorrow proposed by the
solution Both varties We'd, the with the other,
in resistance and perseverance, to gain their par
tcular ends. II was what may be calico uphill bus
ness The utmost good humor prevailed, hundreds of
cigars smoked the cookery tables in the
well paronised and the refectores in the basement not
neglected. At ten o'clock adjournment took place
And thus nine hours were consumed in-doing nothing
FELIX.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. %, l8a7.

WARRINGTON, Jan. % l647.
Another very interesting day in the Senate, your
reporters report will shows very ridiculous day the
House, your House reporters report will amply illus.
trate.
In the Senate had
Mr.. Niles on the fnances-resolu
Mr.. Benton in learned definition of " contributions"
sxtorted from the enemy, contradisnguished from
plumber.
Mr. Dayton in reply.
Mr. Benton in equally learned exposition of Volt.
guers, or jumpers.
And lively and sparkling debate the bill of ten
regiments coming to dead stand on the land bountos
upon which TIE chances that the contest betwe
Old Bullion and Mr. Cameron will end in favor Of the
Great Expunger," in the expungement oil the land
bounties from the military bill Moo parong.
The House had to light candles and to hold a night
session. the grave absurd and prsposterous question:
whether to-day Is to morrow according to the rules of
the House. A little Of the absurdes and the RI
dculousy preposterous expenditure Of the ayes and
and the peoples money that has occurred in the
capitol since the old one was burnt by the British
That's all we have to say upon that subject Your
porter will do the rest
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LES DANSEUSES VlENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet,
A begs to state to the Managers Of Theatres the United
States that for be made her
agent, MIR JOHN POVEY, Of the Park Theatre, New York.
who Is duly authorised to make all for Les Dan
Seuses NIennOse. i25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
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