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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Near GTOOds.e

Tho Undersigned hiss just received Al lho
rsfrer %0ft4ufgI and Third Street 10 aadi
ton ~ his former stock 0F
DRY GOODS
EopItsb. froreh aud Maekagaw blankets, T.
I I'D. br0. and bIga. shlftings, bed tlektH9ss
IibseVs, ksrseys, wool6n stripes apd platds,
blue deginye, Tartan piaidg. American Er@
gliab ard ffeneh c~aIieoes, muslin De lalbe,
b~eahttfut shaded eordGvlIIs robes, Irlsb dnen,
linen napkins, table d8t6ask, Bro. table
cloths Russia diaper, gent and ladies boste.
~, gent. add ladies gloves. lined berlin
eitages, spool cotton, elk, bingham and cot
Ton umbrellas, green baFo96 Vells, polHa'
silk cravals, self adjusting stocks, linen can.
| brick silk and ba1dapa Handkerchl6fs, PONCE
! and cotton fag handEefebiCig. nadfass m
printed head handkgrgbiefgj green elastI3
uspsnGers, also 4 aoJi supply 81
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire. dogs, sad iron sh1VeIa
aud t0pas, sp3dgs and shoyels, plantation
hoes, french locks. Reddug combs, butts and
straps, hinges, knives and forks, pen and
rocket do, cross cut and baud saws, NH
and hand saw flies, spafH, rails, talks sur
yups, bride bits, Lots axes band ases'
bstcbets, hammers, nails, bfads, tacks' flais-
king nails, door, knob, locks, ngrfold Iatchcs,
| sham takpHgs TDtlnu DOftss HOIlvW W@'ef '''"@
irons frying pans, and also an assortment
Of a1.uvra
Such a., coffee, sugar, rice. tea, Ky
mustard pickles, cfambGrrcs BIZ The kGg ~
gallon. r~aisIps, bottle cider, b%arkwbeat fowr
gr, ctaret vine by lhs bottle Or box, powder
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, ePirm candles
star candles, cod feb, H4ganDa pfeservcr
and swee meats, grapes, saIerstust pine ap
ole cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and fms
salt, table do in boxes, muacai vino cham
paIgn wine, macaroni, yermacclH 6 gttit
SOAP, crushed sugar. chocolate, stbfcb, ant
: indigo.
: Almost every thing necessary t5ftamil
use, together with
, CLOTHING.
Fashionable silk bats, white and blae
cashmere hass, boys and youths hate eaf
i and negro hats, patio coats, bIauket coat
due broad eI0th coats, dress AMI froek BIZ
l. casmir. mixed tweed and fancy e9idre
pantaloans, ~satiuet, ~casmief, fancy and ~
70 vests, and a large assortment Of gent an
= aides shoes, btogaus, slippers, baotte d
! bfldren shoes, all Of which will bc a0ld
- moderate rates.
!" nov. IA 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
ChOrJes GUedg'y

Worker in tin, copper aud sheet iron
would respectfully inform his friends and
customers ~ large, that he has removed hiS
establishment back 10 the old stand near the
Printing Office where he intends carrying
on The tin business.
He bas already on hand a fine and well as
aorted stock Of tin ware, which ne offers 30
cheap al can be purchased any where 10 Inc
Cutters, vponts &c, made and put up at
Tho shortest notice and despatch. Bathing
tubs. oil cans Of all sizes, stove pipes &c
constantly on hand. All kinds Of copper
lin and sheet iron ware repaired.
lie will guarantee hls work soIia ana olhps
hlnseIf to repair gratis, all work done 0I
him
g-Od Brass and Copper taken m g
change for work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
NorlCG no BUILDERS.

rhc 4uhscrtber respectfully informs build
rrs aud others that he L. prepared 10 execute
an kinds Of rick and mason work-and that
he will put Up buildings and furnish ai'the
Vntartnls nerrgaafy-Such MS brick, sand
le. &c, OH the MOST rcasonahloterm%.
tie also ofrcrS his services toSugar planters
and from hislong experience in setting sugar
Rrttlrs aud other work necessary IN a sugar
hous Sc he can give ample satisfaction.
Aprly IL hofEAu bENuHt
h,t IA Mt tho Garrison brickyatd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Highly important.

TO GROCEas AND FAMILIES.
W. have within Il fsw days received dir
Get from tho manufactofy
100 baxes Cincinnati soap, from ono TO two
and a half pound bars.
100 halt buses Of star candies
80 Western reserve ch69so'
40 KEYS butter, i,
Hich We viii cell At O very small ad'
~ BeAb i. 5oH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
O. i. DAVIS, druggist
AgE 0FLOuISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
q Francis L Jones Late Bird District
!! VS. No. 1918 Court East Baton
John Buhler Et ais. Rouge. =,
By virtue ola writ oftieri faeias issued
in The above entitled suit and to me from
ssthe Honorable Court aforesaid, | Will ex-
spose at public sale on Saturday the 7th
:day of August next ls47 at the Court
Honse in the town of Baton Rouge, COM
mencing at IL. o'clock A. NJ, all the right
title interest and claim ofthe defendant
/; John Buhlcr in or TO the following descr1b-
| roperty to wit, twelve lots Of ground OF
four arpents each more or less, situated
near the town of Baton Rouge agreeabiy,
70 The figurative plan Of the same, as lald
/ ont Inv the heirs Of the late Mrs. Edith
!, Deyall, bounded east by the land Of the
Late Manuel Lopez, north by the road o.
church street and land of Calls, south by
land ofP. Hickey ard others, and west by
land of Montgomery Sloan, to be sold il
one or more lots, at the option 1.-THE de-
fendanL, to suit or accomodate purchasers
Terms Of sale cash, without aPprais-
ment. L. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
July 10th l547.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
NOTICE.
UissoLurtoN Or Co-pART-
NEngHIp

(. Tho Aap8ffnership heretofore existing, under
tha natsia ~ WIN SWAIN ~ Son, was dis-
solved ~ the gtst Of July last, by the detease
n the said VIM SWAIN, and the business Is
now. and will be- In future, conducted eKelua
aiygly by tie subscriber, who has had The sole
charge Of manufacturing OF the PHtaesa ana
VHrtnlfnoe f1f the lfst fourteen years.
Thg Panacea will BE- put upaH usual y FOUND
bottles. iuted iongitudinally, With the following
letters blown Oh the glass .2"SWAtMs Para
INA. ptttApA,'' and tho only Chang8 thtde y
tho name of JAS. SWAIN stamped Oh the
SEALING wax. aud WftHea on the label covering
tha snrk. and i new label for the side Of the
hottie. composed Of geometfig lathe work, com
p~risInp nine different dies, which have been
urnsd for the exclusive use Of the proprietor
bv Drapag Il Co., bank nots engravefs Ut Pbtl'
| addslptia, -Four dies Of different patterns from
fhe bnAy of the work, md In the eetitfe y =
~partrait of the late WI Swans, separated from
The borders by two circles Of latte work. The
words aswaiin's rahaGea, are engraved CON
spieuot=ly on two turned strips, and u large
| srrmi4eireular die forms the upper inargitf' The
hordars are composed Of plain lathe work strips
outside Of which IL engraved III small letter
The entry Of the copyright .,
pbiioIpibhia. August. 1896
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
Almost every thing necessary f0rtamtly
use, together With
nov IA 1916.


Taken 10 by James Lowden, about ~
miles from Baton Rouge. near Port Hudson,
a dark bay mare. abont 4 years Old, and about
Ia hands high, branded x and y on the
shoulder
By John A McHugh about 10 miles from
Baton Rouge, a s0rrel mare, about 4 years
old. shout IA hands high, branded y X The
owner ls requested IT, call and take them
away, By conforming 4 70 the law.
JOHN RDUFR0GQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
PROSPECTUS FOR GRA-
Msg q

Any persoa WIN may send o. h1e sd5-
scrrbers and ten dollars, will receive as a
premium an extra copy, OF the NsGA2fgE
Or the FoUsTATv, tile best annual for l547,
containing eight magnificent e7gfavtngs
in mezzofIn inf, by J. SAgTAIy, the master
in this style Of engraving with original az
~ficIes. Of over $50 pages, by the very best
American writer's.
We make this a~neqaalIed liberal offer
in order to raise cur Clubs early, 20 as 20
commence with our edi ion at once 10 Jana
~. Re member, that al ~gpbscSIbeEs 10 the
new voInm receive the entire sheets Of
Cooper sBew Novel.
Geo. r. Graham a. CO,
100 Oh atnui ST. Philadelphia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL!

S5aS J w In
fI75r received, afihe assortment Of JeWelry'
consisting in part Of the following:
God stone and Shell finger Rings.
Far handkerchief and Key Rings,
ladies and Gentlemen's BreastPins.
Scarf Ribon and Hair Pins
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides. n
NackIaeds. Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps
Ioekefs and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbles.
Watch Keys. uats
Cold silver and Steel Spectaeies.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Cold and Steel Mounted watch hlooh7'
Steel Vest Chains.
LET and Steel Bonnet Slides.
fetter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
" Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and silTei
Beads. m. u,.9 Dresses am
Curls. ,g,act f,Ilv ipyi
! - caIl and examine for themselves. !.
shop on Lafayette street, next aoor II 4 =
Inns q Lanoue. w 1at7
Feb. L. No. 2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
awAtMs CELEBRATED PANAcGA.
ron THE CUHE or
serofula, General Debility,

White Sweiiing, Rheumatism, DtsfaseS
Of HE Liner and Shin, and al Dgeases
arising from Impurities ef The Hood,
o. me effects Of Mercury.
SWAIN BpANACEA has been tgr more than
Twenty-Five years celebrated n this country
and III Europe for its extraordinary ettres--tof
tho certificates Of which reference Is ifiade 70
fta dtrrrftona aud books (Which may be had
pratis) accompanying the Patiaetea,
8 II has been used Iii hospital md private
]praeltee, aud has had the singular fortune o.
bainu recommended by tho most celebrated
ptysieiahs and other ethineht pefs0as' Among
9th rs by. -.
University.
Valentine Mott, M. D., Professor Of Surgery,
+ NJ. " University,
w, j.. Devices. NJ d., Professor Of MtdWis
ferry. Pa. University
NJ. Chapman. M. D., Professor Of PhyHic, Pa,
University,
Y. pafto, N. D, President College pbysi-
clans. pbilad.
Dr Del yaIin. Professor Medicine, Havana,
1oaa l],otronee da Luz, Professor surgery
Lisbon
j, Chapman, Member Royal College Sur.
uitlitHF FH3h#it'ht
w. Irving. l1te Minietef to Spain.
sir Thomas pearaon, Maiof General British
Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
And also, the wonderful cures elfeeted "
swain's Panaeea hate.fvr many years nude
il an invaluable remedy. The PhuaGet doc
not ]epntain mercury q any form, aitl bong r.
innocent preparation it may be- given 10 th'
most tender infant
Napreea who art confined IN iBrfo nltmbefe 81
plantation III hot climates, atc peculiarly iabi'
10 such forms Of disease. arising from d yit'a
tod etata OF tho blood and want ol eiu1llliueF
ana variety Of food, Those discusses 80 Ire
attrntly sol regular practice ut d%ellaileo, an
fender their miserable victims both useless ai
rxnatvziye to ttleir maHtcta, that planters w9ttf
, ztijv their own interest ab vol 90 that ol hu
; manitv, hy keeping always n supply {
SWAIN panaeea, which appears to beohly th
Ltnp which ean BIZ relied on In such cases,
Tftt RETAIL pHtGE uAg tgEH REDUCED |
Ono Dollar add Fifty Cents per bottle, (col
s. timing three hall pints) or three bottles Il
Four Dollars.
A valuable Family Medicine, being u htEi
10 anoYnged remedy for all diseases nrlsiu
from Debility Of tho Digestive OrEtii5, such
WormR, Cholera MoFbtls. Dyae1tdry, Fever al
Aute. Hneding Piles, Sick IIaadaclta, &c. u
: soc tho pamphlet (Which inhy be- had graft
"a accompanying the Vermittge.
" pf,6ared nj Ewnim's Laboratory, Seven
Street. below Cheanut, Philadelphia, hnd
g1le by nj respectable Druggists injhe Unit
ar States. ,r,+,ea
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
STRAY.

Taken up by John A McHugh, about
% miles from Baton Rouge, a black heller
four 9 old, upper bit on the right ear,
smooth crop on the left, branded A X Joined
The owner is requested TO take her
away by conforming to law.
lime 1919. J. r. DUFROQC,
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
LIME LiM.s!t

HAVING boon appointed Agent for The sal =
of Lime, from tho Cape Il rardoau Mis- lnrl
kllns, we arc prepared to make engagements
Cor tho delivery OF any quantity, at any po'n =,
ON the River, on Tho most favorable terms.
To those u]uacquaintod with the quality Of
tho Lime, from Cape Girardean, we would
say il is not surpassed by any Limo, made IN
the United States. To suhslantiatc the fact,
the most satisfactory references viii be given
on application to ii&E& HART
Agents.
InnN 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
STATE or LOUISIANA,
JFfteEsof THE CobbBcr6a OF STATE TAHts
ON

0~ffifEsof TIE C~ubbBCtoa OF STATE TAXES
ON
PEBJARB Il HAWKER5, =.
KNOW ali men by thess PRESENTS tint !
the undersigned, do hereby appoint and ant1iot
rizn Mr.. Gro. M. IigHohAa, Of the Parish ~
t,naf Baton Rouge, to collect all taEgE by me
roIlsefable IN tho aforesaid Parish, and 70 dGlI'
yar licenses for the same, signed ind NUN
bered nv the State Treasurer rs the law directs,
and furthermore to institute suits against all
persons acting sontraryt 10 Of violating the law
pprrrfnsing 10 comply therewitlfas autheftzeG
~ tfe FirBt Section Of On Act Of the isgis
li,tare, approved lhe I'd day Of April, 1885.
New Orleans, January 90 1877
=" ALEX. DERBES.
Collector Of State Taxes on Eiawiefe an'
aIt,ra. 8 [Har q 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
vENTE Pan ORDRE DE ia CouI'
DIES pREUVEs.

Succession de- MohRts MonaAs ddeede.
I,our du G6me District dams 81 pour ID par.
ota4r Est Baton Rouge, No. $40,
C~ontormencht ct en- veftu dun ordfe da
vente en- date du 10 Juliet A, y. 1877, q
moi adreash par Honorable Conr du Come
District, dams ratIbife sus%-lite.==ll 7era
vrndn parlo eoussign0 aheriH de 10 par
oiaae ltpl lsAlon Rouge,
.puut - A6ut prorhhtn,
4 In mn,aon do cour dams Ia vile DC Baton
Uouge i midi, loe proprl6t6s suiyahtes, pro-
yenant della eusecseion dc Norris Morgan
tltcGdb, HavUirs
Lee ~tcrrafns No .. ADD z. . ot u
motto dn trrrein No. Ode Pilet NO II
dams cotlr ntrtr de- Ia ytlIo ia Daton KouS.
diytat an l~arrciOa par teu Ellie ll~eanrcgaFd
scion It plan 0girotir ehregtstre dana i
hnrrau a. lgunptateur deH lypoihbGne5 d'
tctte paroi4ee, dtant 10 dernior dolniatl d'
dt dtlinl.
GoypfrtoNs,=~at compliant
l.. &. MORRIS.
AF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
EAR RENI.

The upper story Of Mr. sanger's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. y. oANoEN'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

AVIS AUX HABlTANS SUCRlERS
A. az ptophin monrcut d't1uiparcH, do
trouvant dana u p]araitan d'Est hato'i hooE'
polr Ia aionrn,, olEre roa anry,cHs aoN y W.
tana de- ptrut3aea v%aiFitoa, uhe eKPet'onoU
III vtart aotna annata ltaa le7 e1UlPa,goR ~
prrnial a. u]aranDir aot uuvrarn' ct otiro e9N
tahtlans uue gfaudn trun1 10 dNas 70 ool#'
G',dfoaadf 4 Mr. Il r VI - gafd . ba'o'
E,pga, od chez Mr. j. B,st dder onli sfa
vaIlIh mlnlnnaui,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
~ rn0MAa REAnMONT.

Having permanently located IN Baton
Rouge. tenders his professional services to
tho citizens oflhe town and vicinity
Office and residence on the corner 81
Bgniepard and 81. Loujg Sts. In the bull
ding formerly occupied by DR. Ehdefs'
June Il@tg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
ron SALE AT COST.

FOR SALE AT COST.
A ANAL lot of Hard Ware consisting Of An
aers. Files. Clisels, Knives etc. For other
articles in store, anil at the lowest prices i't
go" II. LANOUE.
June 5--18
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
AVIS.

AVIS.
+ p{qET g. Gle, ont T honneuF d inIorner
T. nablic. dn' lis ont un assortment compiet
II. }Torabea foutcs confectfonnGeae gu It's 80
chargent dc poser daaa Pespace dune demI
ia ont anssi en- main des pieces d inscrp-
t;an4 # gonf en- mesure d'accomPlir tous les
onyrages que Pon pourra leur commander,
c"rme monuments dc famiIIe a plnsieurs places
rLara;n@e On mlrbrc, picrres tnmulaircs &c.
lis ont en- ontre IN ateller ou lis peaVem
avecufer. DIES ouvrages de forge, armnrefle' Ct
de serrurerie dc tout genre,
I.eurs mat5rrauz ttant &c Ia premiere quar-
;+a ils o~uarantiront- tout &C qafis tourliFont
~ H. - ne det,anderont quedes prix tres moderes
IeriT rEsiIence est cntre lie magaztn d BOZ
narcba Of Ie moulin a scie de Mr. +. Arbour
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DE IA LUUt,tANE.

BINl l'E TN lV'l ''A''''
: Fr ngia I. lonna ESaCotr dh 3ne i,at It.
VI No astR r'0roiato d'Eet Baton
John luhter TT al. ) Rouge.
W." En- vertn dun wit do
feyi Eteias lance dams 10 procds )ei-l'cala nom
M, ct 4 moi rcmit par Honorable Coar
ninai nominee, J'eSpoaorat on yont1 p%ubi'lle'
Saneli. Ia I Aont proclaim, 1917 ia htlsol
ID Ca,tr. dana Ia Yilloado Baton tonge, o II
h, req du m,iin, toua laa droIts titrea ct inter-
ell dl defendant, John Bthler, au prophecies
ci.aprta dtaienteg, stvoir; DoHzo lots de
tarrG dc quaraDte arpons c%lilcnh, plus on mointl
pittta dams lie c~nyirono dc Ia vile dc baton
| Rouge. se'on le plan de ootto vile, conlorne'
mcnt \ Ia division qui on a ttb fIite par les
h,ttttera do tcu Madame Edith Devall; bornc'
i roat, \ r lea terros de fou Manuel Lopez, ~
Nord, par 10, chtmin dc In rue do PEailse, G
tea terraa de- John Calls, all sud, par los torfe'
an Phil. tiicky ct autreA, ct IA Eoue5t, par Ie'
terres 10 Montgomery Sloan. la vonte au
lou an I'M on pluaiours lots a lopttotl da &c
PENDANT, rour Satiefttrs ct accomoder leH acie
reurs. Conditions de Ii vente compliant, saii
tvalultion. s,...a.
y ;n;f1at o9-1Sl7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31
9NE M gIICCESSION PROPERTY

nv virtue q an order issued from The Pr
Inltstal pistrtet Court IN aud FOE the Parish
afuftaans. will be cold by The undersigned
sheriff on Saturday The 9lth day 81 July heFt
tutT, between the usual hours 81 SAFE ~ we
sfn,T, TIonsp In the 't'own Of Baton ,Rouge,
the following Described property belqnslng y
thp sureeHbfyn of Morgan Morgan dseeasea
=, ,vir a negro woman slave, named Mary
sssd sbont twenty three years, and her child
Egnryr apad about ta months. One fourth
,ntgtest in napto man Ben, aged about 10
vsnrs. Two yoke Of Oxen. one sorfel horse,
i al 4 head Of horned cattle, aud amFhall
gtorh If hogs running 81 large Terms ei
zato cash l. u MoHats,
June lba4s20 Sbeflih
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GEORGE A. PIKE.

CEOREE A. I'M y
Bookbinder and Blank Book Manu-.
facimrcr, Corner Of Church # Latayeae
Streets, Baton Rouge, In.
viii execute With despatch all work en-
trusted 20 his care at the lowest city prices,
and pay particular attention totbe reminding
Of old law, or medical works, music books,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &C.
Scrap books, port foIios, pocket books for pa
GERS and memorandums, made on the shortest
ticc to any pattern.
FOR SALE AT NEW ORLEANS COsI.
One splendid Sofa latest style.
Two do Card Tables.
Ono do Centre Table, marble top
Eight Mahogany Chairs,
~. 80. A. malta
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Inynfrtnva,l.Bu tNmWinut.

l.. c. MORRIS.
r,tltrt It'd Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

Philadelphia, August, 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-31

TOh GtAIII.
A valuable lot of ground on Church Rtrees
Apply to Al. Malta. /.
Also 1000 Bushels Petit Gulf Cotton Sees
Tor sale at 80 cts, per Bushel-Planters arc
requested 10 leave their orders at the Store !
"A. MATPA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

he fashions from Broadway, "a soon a. sti.ehsd
up; and all the rest of Europe TO initiate what
takes place here, both in war and commercials
paying debts, and paying dividends-ss well
notes of hand as notes OF music.
> Upon the whole, however, last evening was a
brilliant reception. The company was brilliant
the house brilliaut--the diamonds brilliant
the eyes brilliant-all but the everlasting chan
delier. Everything went of with the greatest
sclat, and in the present movement, in the midst
Of doubt and difficulty among the critics, we are
determined to believe that Grisi and Jenny Lind
are not such extraordinary singers after ali that
Tamborini, Rubin, and even the great La
blache-great in fat and circumference truly
are nothing at all beyond those whom we can
produce at a dollar ticket in New York We
have paid fifteen dollars, retail price, for one
seat, to hear Jenny Lind. To hear our prin,a
donna is only 87t cents, cash in advance, whole
sale value. Of course you get more music for
shilling in New York than in London-and even
still more of mush and milk. On the whole, the
fair vocalsts of the troupe are fair average of
Italy; but the males are only from fair 10 mid
ding, and even shade below that. But, wait
for another night.
The fashionable world is now completely or
gani sed-the opera is succsssful--white kid
gloves are all the go-and the canaills must keep
themselves at respectful distance from Astor
Place hereafter. Read and obey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

nibss listrbutsd amongst various families In the csy
- chines sns the naval and military, and others
Who needed the Bible on Blsckwsrs Ialand. 40, be.
Inc debt OF the society amounted to about $780, The
@essng Vas tnsn addressed by It. T. Frslinghuysen in
isvos OF ne enects ~ the society He followed by
the hev Dr. Usvln OF PhilsdslpbIain support Of the
Tree ana general circulation Of TIE 5ibs alter which
colecton was taken and the concusipg prayer
offered by Dr. Cox. very excellent choir were il at.
tendance who sang and performed hymns In the
9H O'Clock.
Mr. Z. REIDs LECTURE Ar rHs Soc,rry LrsaA-
nv, BRoADwAY-By reference to our advertising CO.
iumns VIII oe seen that above gentleman will de-
liver his interesting lecture Texan heroism snd
exploits this evening ut the Society Library
Ia by public requiston and particular request that
hshas been induced again to present himself before
New York audience hope he may be greeted by
an asssmblage a. the subject Justly calls for, and his
talents deserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23

Mn. PoLg's MsssAox. Mr. Polk ia now busy
with his message, az we learn from Washington
Great anxiety is beginning to be felt for its con-
tents. Since the last year, about thirty or forty
brilliant affairs have been performed by the
American army in Mexico, beginning with Bue-
ma Vista and ending with the Halls of the Mon
tezumas. What topic for a message! What
matsrie TO give in a document 10 the world,
that-will create a sensation in Europe, without a
precedent within the last three centuries. All
Europe will be waiting Mr.. Folks message
The second conquest of Mexico, performed in
less than eighteen months, by less than twenty
thousand brave men, against sixty or eighty thou
sand Mexicans, regularly drilled for years
Such message will be published throughout
the civilized world, and read by all.
( The President ought to take great care, and
make il splendid document. We also ought
to know how much this second conquest of Mex
leo has cost, for there is great difference of
opinion on this point. The government say it
has cost forty millions of dollars-others say it
has cost nearer one hundred millions. What is
the price Of the second conquest of Mexico, in
dollars and cents 2. Let us know it, by all means.
We know the price of cotton-the price of -four
the price of iron--the price of potatoss-what's
The price of glory?