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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

AnaLicensc majority. ......-..7, 1922.
Erery CoHsty in the State has pretty certainly
given majority against the desoiaEing traffic.
Molly done. VERMONT
NORTH RIVER sHIp.--The Jcarnal OF Commerce
says TIE era. sAsd was caught On Wednesday iast IN
Tsppsn bsy on the RoozlHnd SIDE. aworshy Alderman
easEea Is f9g va tae Pgizs and ws refsssdih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
New-Hampshire

The following is the Governor and Representa-
tive table OF the Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

cAprAs TrlxR--It viii DO seen by crr nst OF
Mnssry Appointments that John Tyler. Jr son Of his
Aeeiosnsy has been appointed Captain d iaiaaHy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

CARELEssSESS OF STEAMBOAT oIrIcErs-Ws
learn by the Hartford Coursnt that Waiter lfqahMt
has obtained verdict OF s375 and eosss In the snreT
cor Court Of Connecticut against the Connecticut River
Steamboat Co for an injury sustained by Mrs Urquhst
and claimed TO have oeessoned in consequences Of
the cAreessness and mismsnagennent OF tho officers q
the steamboat Globe. Tho injury was received on the
night of the 26th OF August lsi5 The plaintiffs were
residents OF Brooklyn ~ and took passage on board
said boa, for the purpose of visiting At Essex near the
mouth of the Connecticut river at which place the boat
arrived sliltle after twelve o'clock at nisht and whs
her arm badly broken. and received a, the same ums
some Lesser injuries upon her person The injury 10
her arm and general health was claimed 10 90 nrepGs
bic
Tn, question In the case was whether the defendants
or their servants we're guilty Of negligence or mlsnsa
asemsnt At the time of the accident and this issue ie
| pended upon the evidence sdduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

~ Ii was the Hesss nOs the Senate Of Penn
sv,y.pi. that rejected the bill providing for the CON-
mxt,sou Of the sentence Of persons cousiesd Of mss
der.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

4 Poor RUE" Ii Is a poor rule mat woa
work both ways Let US sec what Kind Oh ME oss
Loco Foco neishbors want 10 impose upon IA 70 state
il abstracty Il Is something Ike this Wher TIA eeae
tryis At war nobody mas right to inquire whether tie
war is right or wrong. But how does the rule worn
Why Mr.. Polk writes message longer than all 4
washingtons ss messages put together and frts..
OF this enormous length Is consumed In an argument
prove that this (Which by the above rule he has n
business 10 argue At ALI Is Just and right His Commit
tee Of Foreign Relations In the House make report u
match, and these precious documents are sesterss
through the land. The Administration papers are aed
from week 10 week with sbored attempts 10 show TIA,
the war Is lust and necessary But the instant that
whis ventures 10 show that the Argument Is oseles'
they cry out Hold you have no right TO argue The
question Go for the country right or wrong, or yG
are traitor" In short the rule which they practice
We shall prove THE 10 be Just but a. sure |. ~
open your mouths you will be set down a. traitors =
Such Is democracy In the seventy nrs year OF the IL
dependence OF the United States Hartford Coarant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ing, Broadway, tbs +. d. At 8 ocloch
sAsDss sAasApAauLA.--Among tho good gihs Of 'ss
earth insignificant IN appearance bat OF great sane
means Of eleyisting humn suffering, Is lac root sss
pafiila The natural value Of ihis vegetable has -
greatly enhanced By ART and 1t IL believed thai ne s0I
Of ssndss Extract Of ssrsspsrlls ell iu restors'eP Pr
pertes are concentrated IN their effective fora Ca
GER scrofaa salt rheu, erysPelss, leprosy, rns~"S
mercurs diseases suppression Of the glands swsas'"
the joints and s The diseases Of The muselss and s'
together with general debility Of The system, yield "
unfsilng purifier Of the slood-ior he blood no ens
eel through which disease hoas les way he various OF
zans Of the body.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. b. A B.. az
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FutcD-sI eofpss =
Wllliam-sl rs Broadway, and n Eat Broadway sss
York Sod also By Druggists generally taroussos "
linked States. Price q per botsIe. SIX bosassrs
q To TIE Rlsss ossss.rros, AT LEAST sas "a. 49,
Posrros--You Boys and young men can 49, 49, !,
lips vim part q a So soas Of JONEs's cost ~
Restorative. II forces hair grow 10 sson ~
head or cheek Sold at q ca..hsm.st Try l. MD w.
Y He was rice genilsnAnly young nsa 30 ~ =:
ss ass' s.vs had ~Ss p.sy .sss. Sr 81
By using S. box Of JONES' Amber Ioola rssss go
u RIsewoR,I,. sALT KaErN, scUEvg. EIys IRrsrsl
Bsrbess Iich ofsa cured by Joness iai4a 80.
Soap, sh-n every Kind Of remedy has failed las
cares pmpes freekles, and clears Inc ,sIn 81 Kew
sold al the American Eagle, 90 Chsfhzmst ~ L.
InlZ 2teod
/ An DISGUSTING, Fool BREAra ,-WhywM ~, sr-
H. by Using wenty-ave cent box OF Tie Jvns sut
Der Tooth Paste, your brsstn would become s.sol
yOGf teeth while Sod az 81 Chalhsm'si ~ i. His -
DALLEY's PAIN ExTRAcroa-TAE DIAGONAL AkS ~
GgsvsE-Deaess 10 lie city and country eaa ps y. py
with their spriag applies, 90 Inc most .AoefA '''
No eos BROADWAY. -. "a
~ Beware Of the counterfeit The ges1ins, - Ssse.
written (log pratedD sig1sIurr OF r. pss.J % eO.
per, and no other l2nis d DALLEt sS.S~xv,
nls s.sod. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ruorcnr TOR ARrsrs-our srend T. W.
vrN,,,.v of Cincinnati In an advertisement which has
- for come days In err eolumn develops plan Tor
r,uasrnx artistic talent in the more poetic walks a'saa
able 10 the sussensnce and comfort OF It's possessos
which seems 10 us good one, bat OF this oshsrs ~
Judge Having taken Tue MelodsOn IN Cinsinnsp' ne
soicip eossisnmeu Of Paintings. Sculptures &c Tor
sxhihaou ard sale-,hs Artist owner 10 az bis own
udeesshs exhibitor retain commission in case be
sscss sale and he viii probably purchase OF pay ioF
he u,e of some which are not bought by others. Nay
not our Artists on the sesbo-rd be aided hereby to sx
,sa ns.r well earned fame without risk or expense on
their partf OF Mr.. whiiey'' integrity and eaAassan
- a.. r.use Of Art we bear hearty testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

SATURDAY, March 10.
Macon M-s............ New Csstie, Ind......''.
subscriptions received TO the New-forkei'
SATURDAY, March 49,
Piermont NJ Y........... flNew.Lisbon..s,.,.ss.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

Y He was q rice seniIsmAnly young man, ~, - q
had disg Usung foul breath and yellow dsfk ne1
he miRhi nave had white pesriy Teeth aud ssse "a
By using IS. box Of JoSEs5 Amber Toola rssss
al q Chefham-sL ND w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

u RIsGwoK,l, Salt KaEUN, scUEvY. LryslRr,ses!
Barbess Itch ofea cured by Joness ltala 800
Soap, wh~n every Kind Of remedy has failed. "a.
cures pimpes frecxles, snd clears the skin AZ kss
Sold al the American Eagle, % Chsihzmst ~ Il
tnix lfeOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

PAssfse SPURIOUS MogEY.-Catherlne % houke
was arrested on Saturday by officer Mehann charged
with passing spurious three dollar bill OF the Exchange
and Banking Company Of Apslachcols, Florida TO John
R. Mead No. 4is Brosdwsy The accused was detained
II mir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

An DISGUSTING Fool BREAra why VII W ~. sr-
H. wnea by Using lwenIyGve cent box OF Tie Jons 20
Der Tooth Paste, your orsstn would become 70 aso1
VOW tsslA while. Sod a. 81 ChalhAm.al. M. 4. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

CoRoSERs ISeUEsTs.-A lad, about fourteen
years old named Andrew Nelson beagle. while IN the
act of climbing between two houses in Eldrdgest In
order to kite from the roof OF one OF them
accidentally fell considerable distance striking on a
railing below be seriously injured that ne died
Saturday morning from the effects of ths Injuries re
ceved Verdict according the above facts The Cor
oner also held inquest No LAB Essexst upon the
body Of Nehemiah Ferguson native Of kewYork,
aged 90 years who died suddenly Saturday Verdict
death by disease of the lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Thomas Curley was
arrested on Saturday evening, by officer Boyle OF
the Fourth Ward. charged with committing violent
assault and battery on the person Of Mrs Curley lie
a "a held 10 bail Ia the sum VI $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

CONVICTION OF GEORGE BEAcH.-The trial oil
George Beach for keeping disordery house at No 3O4
Water Al, was brought close in the Court OF Gene
raj Sessions on Saturday afternoon and resulted la his
conviction The sentence of the Court was postponed
until Saturday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

The amount received BY the Relief COMMITTEES
NJ 70 his day Is s5,s6s q cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

WAsHxsToS, March IA P. NJ
Tn. southern II all thi, evening bring, Nsw-Of-
leans papers Of tie 5th No news Two mails are
still due
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

nov. IA ts4B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
Gugdy'V

Worker in fin, copper aud sheet iron
would respectfully inform his friends afa
customers At large, that hs has removed biz
establishment bafk 10 the old stand near The
Printing Office where he intends carrying
on tfiH tin business
tte has alfea1g III hsBd il fae and vel as
a6ttad stock OF tin vars, which he offers o.
cheap nj can be purchased any where in the
gHtEh.
cutters, spoats ae, taais and PIT mp at
the ~atGftest notice and despatch Bathing
tubs, oil cans Of al slaza, stove pipes 6bess
constantly on hand All kinds Of "copper"
lin and sheet iron ware repaired.
lie will guarantee bis work #olid ard binds
himself to repair gfaList all work dune BY
him
TrOM Bross and Copper taken IN cp.
ahanpe FIR u0rhs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
Notice.
IN AMaKE n.

HAS fpat received p0t lasts arrivals. d hatt@*
some asa4sttnB I'll IF Fuzzy, Bpflng q bHinlaef
div CFyts, hi viii French aud English Htsfz
~zafine4, JaekaHet printed lawns, Tape, Check
Mtallnaa. Needle worked ]G6itars, Fancy do,
GENTS and Indies Fancy Cfavats, Scotch ar
gauty, Gtnahsms. irish linen, PINK Glngtsf ms
Tys4gf, and English do, plaid linsn dressing
C9ttoaada French and English, Ticking,
Tettau checks, York Daniua, C6ld. EambtlgE
Fancy Prints nf various descriptions, C8ff5d
skirts, Fancy seaffs, Biaek and white B1binst
tgf vpils, BaraaH 10, Tuscan B9ttttats, leg
horn do. Bgna6t and Cap Ribba8d# flaut5 d
ladies' Pocket tanikefciisis. silk Purses. threadt
md cotton Edgines. Buttons, Needles md
thread. susp8nd5fs, brown slaati1gs 1871 ,7t9,
4t4. bIeaGhed do. hickory shifting Black PRINTS
Atbtea d., Fancy ass6 ted Hooks and Eyess
Combs If various kinds, Fins, Madfss Hand
Eefebiefs. and Gloves Of aiE descriptions, Ums
breIlas. Muaksto netting and 10#alls 7ts
and 4f4, Twillad do.
CLOTHING.
Gents MariB0, dress and Fr8eE Co1tz, fdha
On dress Do. Cott6nade 10, CratiH DO, Cotton
cloth d., GinRhat1s aud Fancy 10, Pants Of ths
same materials, Faney Summer Vests Fancy
Ctats for Boys A general assortment a
flats and Gaps, Shoes, and Boots, Gaitef Boots
liz Bo6tBess Buskins and In fBtt Il general
assortment. for Gents aud Ladies' and Children
suitable for spring md Simmer, 6i Of which
| will be- sold 1T The lowest prices for Cash
JAMES MANsKERs
Lafayette strset, bst tween The stores ef o. +.
| Davis md 81. JaGotis
The cid friends OF the undersigned in this
aud the adjoining parishes, and thg public &C.
morally are respectfully solicited to call. They
may rest assured that every effort viii be made
to suit them,
April 30 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
- ropgBsONs DESIGNING 70

rg TopERsONs DESIGNING TO
aIHTnaHUItD Ae-fhs undersigned,
Builder and Architect, respect
fully ihfefnsths citizens of BAL
on II dc that he IL now well pfsPafeate AXE
all contracts tn lhe line Of building.
Persons living lit IL distance, who are btttlda
ing. san, III ieHstHs tasff orders Il my shop
ba Church stfaes, Hpr3sit Mr. Ms efadatfs
GnHae tfagsg. aaga ti4sif Hashagl d9gfs,
blinds, WIaa4Wsffames. alt,s made ia The best
style. jobbibs, about town, done ut The
shortest HHti6s,
Tbess destfens Of building, will find II to
thsif ahvantags 10 give me a fHlt before con
tracing else where. ! will furnish spHetheH-
tons, In all cases, without charge II | DO the
work. !.
will keep on hand. al al times, h good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and othet build
Ing materials, 50 that persons WfshIhE 70
bifi, need suHar no unnecessary detentioB
In having theft work done
na.4as J, MehiFHloA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
to CD
nA 81.

MA, LAVENANTt. profassetf ds Dahss,
EtlavB at UonssFyatBite ia Iheadsitiis ltoyale
Il ~iiasia. d l.henneaf tfiaf9frasf respsetuhhss.
sisilf iHs families ut les psr5uthes eh general
l. eeita vile, 4u'n se propose &c a9Elllsf dos
sstbps dams Tart De II Datse.
La supBfi1fite de DE- nathBda on ias commas
saneas atani4aa dams Persecution don't u Q ialt
pfanga dppais gttatre antass qtll reside sons-
tanttuapt ! Ii Nouyellg Orleans, ltti ont tnatitB
i'm nttnbteuH patronage dams les Families les
pins tistingutBH ct les printip aug colleges 81
~s'pnsiehnats. Encourage par COS sttfttages,
aHe ssptfFf aniil Ell sefa de meme en- este
y5its ,,hrmi lea families qai fh0fefefont de
lanf tttlIianEe.
1'outes les DanHes lei plus B n mode, IN
gent tainnues ut d IN perfection, d~'atttatt plus
4a'etHut en- rapport aVsB les Pfltieipa'tk FRO.
A,ssatEf# de PARIS. II fBtoit lee Biographies ct
b. Mtssfdua Id rtta1ne l1anae leg plus nohvela
iaa 1T aaniaas dams Ia shtittb fashionable. lei
uue Ii REDowA III MA8uHBA ~ les VAbsHs
4 laas 81 tjHg TENS 1T IA telsbfe POLKA
don't tn nta pu Iui disputer itsqu'a te jour
tottr savtp Ii grace totnpliqub quiz dtplgye
aans tette dansa d'apfeH Mr.. Eugene Cor
A1li ds l'Dptra a Paris.
J Vattant dennar nth Iibte essoft 4 Get att
I'M dpt,np III grace ct le maintlpn dc n ient1eHA
saaazt.a sianf t,afenaat, ~ttaitefa ayee los fa,
t%,tllsa i la pgtf maHtfaB Ut ID fpndfH q DO.
nitile.
IL eut,rs da spH ttetBh# tummHntefa 4 partit
t1u Ter Mai, fusqu'ai 10 tOttpbre'
: B'atfbsset at bureau de eette Feuille'
avfSl iDasA10,
MtEIiaven mt offfH aux Families fesPtsftables
aui All a~eeuaillt chez etx des ofptslins. ID
s4ur donner des lptons gratnites. Tie re reuhr
sFont Il SON domietie trois toiH par s%etnaite.
Msiseh d. Monsieur Fayfot pres Giinpriht
sic, dsptts I hours dt soif iusqu'a q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
EDUCATION.
RATION ROUGE HtaH SCHOOL,
ron HnVH.

Y &#C @FFS A4
f'Ae above Institution inst established N ms
aitv. ana conducted by v. u 5AU7 pHIs 81
graduate 9Fthe VtfaiHia HGientiis and hiillaty
AeaAsmy] ID now open fef the reception n 2
4slsst All limited Number 6f pupils N9 ihstlta7
Ettn ID The fjoath offers greater hdvanta4es HI
ths auogsssful prBseeSSt D of y thorough ali'i
IIbaFal course 9f studies, both olyll anu hlli-
cary. FtfHt session commences On moaaay
tbg iath June ... :. g.y.tatf
t1tdtnaFy tl]Fanetas of an English Hdfea.
ust,. htHl.ar Branches Of Mathematics, Natural
b Alessphy. Astronomy, Ffensh, Spanish, ana
Languages, Military Engineering
fssibr, Painting, Fencing -9trti ght SwofdI
HFpad IA sword Exercise, and Instrumental
Music TEAM5s
English Branches @ per ihohe's
Hi 10 French. d
Mathematics, Mol Languaa
ges. Engineering, philo=
SONNY. Astronomy, 10. ~,
NJ. RI, Arrangements lave been t1ade ~
which ! number Of Boardefs may be accom-
mod tad rhay win reside II the same family
with fbe Principal. and be under HE liitthstlat9
control aud superintandenes.
VHrEnF4gFs / ! u ~ Avery Esqs Baton
jar. III, tiiam I5sls Rouge
rpThp Editors Of the HdaBette," and "a.
senate hire authorized to receive the names
nj 4tth a. desire I'd enter The Institution
Ynna Ala
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

j. pTTET & Co, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public In general
that they have a complete assortment of ready
made Tonbs, which they can set In the space
Of half a day.
They have also at hand, Inscription tables
and are able 10 perform al works that may be-
ordered, such ID family Monuments with ser@
eral places, marble eldmneys, talaalar stones,
&c.
They keep, besides, a shop where they will
execute ali kinds Of blacksmith, gunsEaitb ard
Iocksmith works.
Their materials being Of Che first quality,
they win guarantee every thing that II bought
from them and viii charge but moderate prices.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr..
! r. Arbour's saw mil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

Has pow ON HAND, THE BEST or MATERNAL
ioF perfect work, and pledges to ltis patrons as
e3aJ oparsfjans ~ thBg can obtain in the
state, pattiGulHriy@ in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at bis residence.
Calls left Mt the drug store Of o. p. Davis,
will nest with prompt attention.
Dr. Fsg bas been kindly permitted TO refer
to ths following gentlemen, most Of whom
have hesu acquainted with bis opaFatIotis'a u
ring the past nine years.
II j. Harvey. M. u. us Al / G II French,
W.. b Henry Perkins, NJ d.. 5ehn Perkins,
MI II. ] p MeGinsey, NJ b asFsfofo'
M = NJ Eaderst NJ u, 9 @ Layeoek, n
D.. Augustus Ring. N n! Hon Judge Burr
Hon Judge NJ q Penn Rev. j. Woodbridge;
Re-. John Burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
AVIS.

AVIS.
], ptTET Il Gle, ont I ~ltennenr d i~nfortusr
IL pnbt;e. au' liz oat m assortment eonplet
da 'Tom3ss t6tttes eonfetti6anbss, an' ts Sc
ehargent de poser daas fespaee dune demt
%ioarnte,
lis ont aussi en- main dos pieces a inscrip-
ti6tts at soit on msatlrs d~'aetothplir tous les
ottyraraa due l'6n pottrfa leuf commander,
eotntas monuments de fatnilte d p~lusieurs places
ehetninhes on m1rbre, pterfss tatuulaires &c,
lis ont en- oHtre an atetier gu lis peavont
tfeeufsr, dos ougfaHes Dc forge, armererie, ct
de- serrursrie do tout genre,
Lsufs mattrtaux Giant dc Ia premiere quail
III. lis putfantiront tout ea q1fls fDnttir9nt,
1T ig ne ~demauderort one des prik tres m0d6rts.
Lsnr Residences est entire le maga1in 4 boz,
marchb Of IL moulin 4 sGie de Mr. +. Afboar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
{1pNOrlCE.O
6b 7 no

~npNOr1CE.@O
II LANoUE, having made
arrangements with al importer Ia New Or.
leans, would announce 10 his friends and the
public In general, that he will keep constant
" on hand d complete assortment Of the fol-
loving articles, warranted and Of the best
quality
Claret in boxes, bottles
and halfb ottIes,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gall
lon or bottle,
Teneriff 90 do
Port Wine in bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gall
Ion or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
French Cordials, 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,
&c.
Also an assortment Of crockery and glass.
~are, letter anil fooIscap paper, quiIls, steel
pens, ink besides a great many other arti~
cIea 100 tedious to mention; all Of which ~
offered at the lowest prices for Cash.
us Planters and others wishing 70 receive
CIaret in casks or any Of the above named ar
ticlea, 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
est punctuatity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
Nem Goods.

The undersigned has iuHt received At The
Garner ofLaaral and Third Street In add
tigH t9 bis former st6fk II
Day GOODS.
English. french and MaekansW blankets,
/ AID. bro. and blsa. shiftings, bod tisEitgs,
Linsays, Jerseys, H00leB stripes sod fial5s,
blue deninps, Tartan plaids, American I'm
dish and French G~aligOss, muslin 65 sathst
beautiful shaded e0fdsviiIe robes 8tHab lfuaH,
linen napkins. table dawaHb, bg5s t8bts
cloths Russia diaper, gent and ladies' B5sta+
~, gent. aud ladies gloves. lined berlin
gloves, spool cotton, silk, aiuabafH aFt aote
ton umbrellas, green hareRs taiIs, Dajsaa
silk efavats, selfadtustiBR stocks, linen tam.
brick silk and ba1dsna bandkGrGbjefs, p6nges
and e9tten faR baudksrehiels. Madras and
printed head handkarehiefs, Rrssu elastic
tspsnders, also ii good supply of
LIA8DWAHB
Consisting Of hfs9d0ast sad iron sh0vsia
aud tauos, spades and shgvels, plantation
hoes. ffsaeh locks. Rsdday combs butts and
| straps, binFaB, knives and forks, pen snd
pocket DO, cross cut-and baud B8wss mill
| and band saw files, spurs, nails, talks, stiE@
rups, bride bits, bolts aXes. hand a1es,
tatehsts, hammers, nails, bfads, taCkss fnis~
| king nails, door, knob, locks, n9rfgld latgbes,
| sham latelEsa round b0ltey hollow ware IFtas
irons frying pans, and aleo sn assortment
Of
GROCERIES.
SuHh ~, coffee, sugar. rice. tea, KY
mustard pickles, eramb6rrtes by tic key ~
gallon, ~raisins, bottle cider, buckwHeat 6oWr
o., elaret wine BY the bottle On box, powder,
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, gpifm candles
star candies, cod fish, HAVANA preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, aaleratus, pins ~.
pie cheese, s0ap, cog brandy, coarse and fine
salt, table DO III boxes, musCat vine cham
paien vine, maeaYonb vsfmaceiH y stils
soap, crushed sugar. chocolate, sthreh, END
indigo.
CROCEERY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable elk hats, white and black
cashmere hate, boys and youths bate, caps
and negro hats, patio coats, blanket coats
fine broad cloth coats, dress and fr0ck Blk
~easmir, mixed tweed and fancy cotorea
pantaioons, %satipet, Cashier, fancy and silk
vests, and b large ASSIGNMENT Of gent. and
aides shoes, brOgans, slippers, bootse se
bi1dren shoes, aiI of which viii be sold 1T
moderate rates,
nov. IA ts46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
r 4 DC IA LOUISIANA.

paroisse REst Baton Ronge-Vu que
stephen Henderson, habitant de 10 paroisse
d'Eyt Baton-R Rouge, ayant f~'intentIon
d'6manciper son ~eseIave nominee Ann
Randolph, ag6e de plus de trente ans
Toutes ~personnes qui p%ourrait avoir des OPP
positions l6gales d Ia dite Emancipation,
sont REFUSES d'enr6gistrer les dites opPo-
sition an bureau du greffier de Ia Cour de
District, dams les quafante lours gu, snivront
Ia premiere publication de Get avis.
;" Ayril a--1e. L. c. MORRIS.
Sheriff.