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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
CITY ITEMS.

~ The MUSICAL INSTITUTE gives one Of It's
delightful performances At the Tabernacle mex, Thurs
day evening. Judas Msccsbeus viii be given for the
frs, tine with magnificent band and chorus and frs,
rate artists, Mrs Edward Loder among them. are en-.
gagged for the principal characters We us, ihs, the
house will be crsmned-for we could wish that Han.
dels great composition nigh, be heard by thousards-
Next Thursday, the 18Th the Concert will take place
CHANCE OF HOURS AT THE 0PyRA.-The doors
at Parnos viii hereafter open at hsfpss, and the
performance will commence at eight. To.nigh, Lns,
sa viii be repeated for the fourth time
Mr. HuL's CoScERr.-We had intended to no.
tee this Concert but in presenting ourselves at the door
lssi evening were refused adrnitt.nce Thi. was
rather vexstous after hsysg done best ensure
profitable audience the occasion bat az we presume
/. was the fault Of the door keeper rather than Of Mr.
HI, We mention It solely that may be taken in fl.
ture to exhibit proper courtesy the press At such
performances.
OFFERING ILLEGAL VoTEs-Charles Ellis was
yesterday arrested in the Fourth Ward charged With
siding aud sbetting William Colyer of wilnsnseurzh in
bringing men from wnlisms5urgh to vote for aessrs
Purser and Mullins Fills was com ntied for trial I,
Is stated upon sidavl, tia, Mr. Mullins and policeman
Of the Fourth Ward were parties concerned n the az
fair. Patrick Ryan also arrested IN the Fourth
Ward for Illegal voting. He committed for tral
49,. Thomas A. ssnslo arrested for Illegal voting
and perjury in the Sixth Ward. Committed for trial
Ice CRAM ET STEAN.-This is an invention
worthy Of the age Samson got honey out Of the lions
avs but The who get ice cream on. Of steam
engine Is gre.ier thar samson. Such a man exists
here in sewiork hitherto 10 comparative obscurity
aeon to burst forth gres, public benefsctor We
mean Mr.. 6. R. LLInEIpGE VINO, shrewder than
Samson has taken out patent for bis discovery Mr.
Lnlibrdse what sn appropriate rsrs for an ice
maker II conjunction with his associates Of the New
York Pstsnt Steam lee Cream Company expects To de
rge The coming hot weather with that delicious refge
rsrve At prices truly democratic. We understard tbs,
BY means Of some new steamcompellng method, the
mos, luscious and Undesirable ice b pro-
duee. IN large quantities for than half the COS,
Of the present 10, always satisfactory article We have
no doubt Mr.. Liibr1ges truly phsnfhropic and lzud
able ingenuity will with unlimited appreciation
and hope be viii make due haste IN getting his boiler
heated for the freezing
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BROOKLYN CHARTER ELECTION.
Clear Whig Triumph .

W uIg nsIOFlFy I5SS 1uetrly j.. -
~ Las, year the Wings elected the Council but
did not hare it this year we trust they will hare
il, having chosen ii by so large a majority.
ALL SIX of the Supervisors elect are Wings
an unprecedented result This secures the
County Board.
I--rfs srdsr,csr c1s-ts4
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2 Mr. CHAMBERS. Editor Of the ST. Louis BE.
publican vas bssely ssssiled from behind By Mr..
Boy On TIE lat VITA club, and stunned BY An IN
looketfor blow the head ina, be 10 confined 10 dis
chamber
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Business Notires.

u GrSrIRNESs HATS style for Spring lsf Va
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3. BY
LEARY g. co. Hstters Aston House BrosdvsJ
Circulars descriptive of our style will be Forwarded
by addressing us post paid. MID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

~ The Telegraph between this City and Baf
fsIo which hss been slightly GOT Of IN two or three
tunes during the past week now 10 perfect order and
q working beautifully though to Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

VNITro STATS CIRCUIT Corsr-Before Judge Mel.
sou,-IH BaskTryey.-Ihs Jury. in the cas-. Of William
Bureh "a petitioner In ls42 for the benefit Of the late
Bankrupt Act opposed principally BY James Hawk
worth creditor on he ground that he had not fully
set forth a. his property returned sealed verdict
ing that be 10 no, entitled discharge under the act
Larceny q Ses.-George Stewart q seaman Of the
London Psckstship American Eagle, was tried on .
charge of stealing several pieces Of oroadcohs from the
cargo and found guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

" We are greatly obliged to Mr.. Drsss OF
the Springfield and New Haven Line Tor Boston papers
of yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

n KNOX, l2s Fulton 81. Is now prepared to ssSpJ
bis patrons and the public with his elegsn, Spring Has
A MWAEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

q The FirrKESrs WARD, on which we drew
sor One thousand Majority for Brady, has respond
cd by honoriug the draft in full and showing hsnd
some surplus Brsdys majority in that his own
Ward 10 I,5ls .-she largest majority ever given
20 any man in any Ward a, a contested Election IN
our City Nohly done, FIFTEENTH j, is honorable
alike to our Mayor and to you
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Aldermen elected.
vote Of 1916 for tsoyernor and Mayor.

The following table Wi show the result Of the
Election in this City for Governor Last November
and for Mayor one year ago. The table viii be
found convenient as reference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

GOLD Pans IS CENTS ONLY, SILVER Psscn DcLgs'
Eo-J. W. GsEAroS Co. II cedsr-st keep large ord
well selected stock Of gold pens Of every dsserpuos
from common article al IS cents, up to Len Browns
Celebrated premium pea, and are ready 10 nppy as
wholesale or retail trade letter terms thsn esa be
found At any other establishment Persons bCyas 70
sell again vii find Il their interest TO exsr!as asb
stock before purchase elsewhere
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ARRIVED

Ship Tartar (of Phils) Lockwood frn csa,or n.. %,
teas silks &c 70 Booth 6 Edgar Jan IL s.x.I
ship ashore the sW part OF Pripeos Island fs,rx.
Lun day mss,s 81 zone. and wreck desertei: Fsb -
p l. : lon - 81 z exchange signals with hip Ooes
I'm anton for Newl orb; 10th "a, % a. s. Ice Nxos
exchanged signals with Br ship Queen Of England ir,
Canton bound 70 Lonson; March S la,ls 81 !, kuyW
spoke brig Thomas Winslow. OF Westpo-t (vA..,, !.
lew As out I'm 81 Helena; 18th lsi s % = Ion @nw
boarded Br .h'p Hebrides from London bouad TO s,r
bay; same day boarded Br ship Lims. from Gassov
bound 3, New South Wses with emisrsn,s, ls,h l,co
30 : Ion 80 20 w. exchanged signals with Br shp Al
lsres from Cseuiis. bound TO Demersra with Coo.<s.
exchanged signals with Br bark Mary Muls fror, Bahs
bound 10 Cowes. Ship Agnes I'm Canton for Yew.york
left at - Helena or the 3th March treporf Belafpt
April - lat IS " loo y IS W saw Bremen ,hp liz
steering West
Pscket-shp Toronto Pratt from London and Por,,.
mouth March ls mtse, 10 John Griswold April T. Ia,
~ 30 lou 4s so passed several iceberes 10Th exchsrs
ed signals with ship Shenandoah West from Liverpool
for Philadelphia
Bark John w. Cater Brown from Palermo. q Fes
with fruit &c 10 Chamberlain Phelps. sailed IN e.
with bark smyrna. for New-York. Len ship france
Purse for New.York FEB % in lat g, lorg lgE
spoke BRIG October, from Palermo fpn lat q lcas
% 30 schr Vesper OF Norfolk for Bsrbs1ces 10 dsys or
Bark Ponce (of Pnils) Cheney. ~ de frn Ws,esfo,s
Qreland.) ballast 20 master. 100 passengers Lao q
long % TO- spoke Br bark ant I'm Bristol (Eag) forx
York.
Bark Gilbert lot Boston, Melcher. fn MsiAnzu 3ls
March. sugar to Ward Left briss Ceres In rr..
land disehsrgins; Margaret for Nyork in Q dy.
n ballast and passengers. 10 master.
Rr brig Caledonia. Boudron 10 ds i'm AreAs rs
plaster 10 Brine. lih inst lat 40 Ion "a ooh D.
brig Ann Maria I'm ireland. for Nev-york
BELOW
Bremen ship Luse, I'm Antwerp Be- ship Enperx
Europe brig Chaires TN Malaga 20 Fitch & Co Ase.
! ship and brgs unknown. Wind ssr
SAILED.
ships sreole Liverpool Huguenot do srs Drsu,
Augosturs and others
SPOKEN
April l. lat a. lon 65, Br brig Lady from Dundee for
Ne~.lork.
March ls Ia, a. long IS Br brig Albion from Eelf.s,
for New-lork
April l. lat "a o. lon y 40 schr Adelsns A. Eliza CT
East Machias. from New ork for Cardeus,
April g. lat SO ID Ion - 49, passed chip L. Of New.
York steering NJ had round stern and painted por,s
April ? Of Bermuda brig George w Clifford from
New-York for Sasua.
April 9 lat 40 Is Ion Sc 70 brig Gustsvus Dsvs from
New York for Cork.
March 81 no la, &c Br schr John Gilpin unierr,ooi
from Liverpool for NevYork
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
eY ELECTRIC TElEG RAPN ~.
Albany Charter Election.
AL.AyY, Monday evening, April -, lsi7.

Evening Journsl once,
ALsASY, Monday evening, April - I-t'')
WILLIAM PARxELEE, Wing Mayor IS reelected
by majority over all others Of about 3'41s'
Wing Aldermen are elected in the Hid lFtn' Ftn'
With, With. IXth and Xsh WARDS. Looo-Foco GO.
IN the Ist, I'D, and yIIIth-7 Wing to Loco. VI
course the Government is Wing in every part
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-NS'>hNNh' Aoso---N - NAfoh' $40 -
HAsS Locc Nafxx VAlF. Loc. Na.trs

Total .lTsl9 22S64 4os5.. l5.So 2S2s2 s37T
Wngh, over Young. .Sl4a Loco plurality. 6.s62
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Law Courts.

scPEHoz CovsT.-Ju3ge Oakley yesterday heard
argument on The hAbeas corpus case before him, in
which gentleman Of Philadelphia seeks 10 obtain from
IA mother the care and custody Of their infant child re-
ferred 70 last week Messrs Lv Livingston and David
Paul Brown appeared behalf Of toe father, and
Mr. Gerard for the mother Of the child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

- The Napoleon Diorams IL exhibited his sflsrsosn
ana evening Al The Museum, and otter splendid perform.
erces tske place az 3 and ID O'Clock.
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CANr WAsHINeroN. March q. 81.


l wish 10 give You the particulars Of a daring at
tack upon the and castle by the little steamers
and gun boats under the command Of Capt Tatnal on
the evening Of the 22j. when opened fire from the
trenches upon the enemy. This occurred after Com.
Perry had assumed the command Of the Squadron
About hall after !. seeing the nre opened from the
trenches the steamers sphre, Capt. Tainsn, snd
Vixen. Cspt Sands accompanied by the gunbosis
Refer Capt Sterrctt Petrol. Capt. shaw. Bonita,
Csut Bsnham Falcon. Capt. Glsss0n, and Tampico.
Capt Grfn-ihe latter being ell commanded By Lieu
tenants al weighed anchor with me fair breeze and
stood in toward Cape Hornos within effective bsering
distance Of the town and castle.
The Tsupico commanded By Lieut. Grim, took the
lead In minutes they came 10 under point Hornos
with spring the pert cable and opened nre on the
town
The Tampico was so fortunate 10 FIRE the first five
or ak guns being in advance Of The rest
The FIRE was kept up rapidly and with decided eject
until about ten minutes before Z when Comr Istns
directed the firing Thirty six shells and forty
three round shot were thrown from the Gun Of the Tam
pico alone in that time and large number from the
other vessels In proportion 70 their guns or.k nre
maintained from the castle upon our vessels but
though the shot appeared 20 tall about them IKE na no
damage was done
The next morning II daylight the gun-bosts weighed
anchor and IN Of the steamers stooc In nearer the
town. At A " having reached position about seven
hundred yards from Fort ssusgc and three quarters oil
mile from the castle they anchored with springs upon
iheir cables, and opened FIRE upon town and castle
which was inmedlsiely returned By the enemy
The FIRE was Kept up with viYaeiy Tor more Insn 81
hour, when Con. Perry made signsl 70 stsnd out
which was done under short sail firing they hsuled
out Notwthsiauding the incesssnt IRE Of the enemy
the vessels sustained bu; little damage and had the salts
faction Of doing much the town. As vel a. annoying
and dshe.rteuing the enemy ty the oodne OF the a.
tack and the comparative iupunity with which u was
made
think I never saw an exhibition Of more decided
sasstry and every who saw Il from the shore was
nled with admiration. Three hearty cheers from me
90 If
The New Orleans Commercial Tines says shell
from Of passed through dome Of one
Of the churches and exploded on the altar killing Ten or
6ileen women who bad gathered there FOR protection.
The greatest carnaseia Vrrs Cruz sory 20 learn
was among the women and children"
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CHANCE OF HOURS AT THE 0PyRA.-The doors
at Pslrnos viii hereafter open at hsfpss, and the
performance will commence at eight Tonight Ln~,.
sia viii be repeated for the fourth time
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEss-FarIhet Tedaelicr-J
SAVAGE % Ful,onst sells gold pen FOR IS cent? say
also magnificent pen for 3d. which s The bss aud cheap
es. in the city, without exceptontpoihis ~srsntsl
LARGE TStE.-A few eIifs large sized rses, rissh
for streets lawns Also grape vines and sksssu
Al reduced prices Gardens laid out furnished nt hsfs
10 order BY he season. BY experienced gsrdensn
LAIRD 4 McKNl0Hf
cor OF Broadway and rweuiy -nieAa
Orders LEI, ate union-scuare al the co1riss u
cuirer
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL yocRrU -


shs' Arso. An,aony ss,5e VIM whitOeL oS,o
S,esm yscht Crane. Charleston. Iosa r Graz,
Bremen bsrk Bohlen Hsvans, starses e
Bngs Andrew Ring. Frsnkhn, chsrles,o, D..
vose; Lady OF the Lake, Beemsn. Bsrriuss. NSss,..
Co Waterman, Alden, Philadelphia b.d,,r - 49,
Louisa Boston, Robertson, Aps'scb!cos z d gs,,s.
Co Lesder. Williams Mobile. s,urges Cl-srmsn "a
schrs Minerva, Burnett. Fhils Rochester R,,s'.ss
Richmond. J a n Briggs Adrian, walpoe' Nory5s
Hunter & Co Grecian Chase Boston Ksrrs. chsss.
Ter. Rich moni n L McCready & Co.
sloop Wakefield. Sanders Hartford
Bsrges porpoisc. Drake. Phils; Come. Pisa "a
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~ GouaArp's ITALIAN MsDtcArfD so.r AZ ss<
dive core Of FL chin diseases blotches sad sO1
f,o~ra-dI Po~drs S.stuIs for ers1icsties sorsWsbr
HAIR Go<rs.fs az rasf<. lqaid rouge Ae srye
aszfz.sers LiS.sd Hay d., ns1y. Mr~ 80.
trsssr. Hy<ssi OEsss Of L'Ass, b.a.S Hsg .s-ss
Ps~ets fer ~ Asr, Mad. srs.~ ssx fn, - ~ ~
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THIRD WARD

MrjorRles Brady Pc TsyIor, 600; McElrs,h, over
vhiie) $50 Mcknight lover Hsdley) 800. I'VE have
O, the vote Of the Barkhslter ticket
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NRw.YoRK CITY CHARTER ELRoTIoS.
First WARD.
SECOND WARD.

Ma,oritss Brady II Leonard IS; Defores' 273i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
NOTICE..

BY virtue Of an order from the Sixth
Judicial District Court in and for the Par
ish of East Baton Rouge. will be sold by the
undersigned Clerk ofsaid Court, on Thurs
day the All day ofMaroh l847, at the last
place of residence of Samuel I. Webb
deceased, between the usual hours of sale,
the following described property belonging
10 the succession of said deceased to wit.
ne tract of land or Plantation where
the deceased resided in this Parish, at
about II mics below the Town of Bat
on Rouge on Manchac, containing Eight
hundred and fifty acres more orc less, also
the followiog named slaves to wit
Dan, negro man aged about 81 years,
Joe, do aged about 10 years,
Jane, negro woman about 35 years of
age, and her three children viz:
Malisa, 7 years, EPompey, 4 years and
Julia 2 years of age.
Terms of sale, the land at one and
two years credit, and the slaves at one
two and three years credit from the day of
sale in notes satisfactorily endorsed paya-
bile at the Office 1 be Recorder of the.
Parishfbearing ei9Ht per cent interest aE-
ter due until paid, and mortgage reserved
until final payment.
JOS. w. FOWLER, Clerk.
January 80 I647. no Sd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
THE SPRING RACES
OYER THE MaGNO-
LII COURSE
r-rt n
d4 |

Will begin and continue five
dlvs. The rules and regulations Of the Lou
isiana Course to govern these races.
lsf. day Jocky Club purse $500 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent,2 or more entries to en-
title the winner to The purse.
Second day Jocky Club purse 400 dollars
entrance 10 per cent 2 or m're 70 entitle the
winner to the purse, 2 mile heats,
2nd ace this day, Sweep Sake for . year
olds entrance 100 dollars 30 dollars forfeit =
or more to make a race-mile heats
Ord Day Jocky Club purse 400 do rs en-
trace 10 per cent, three mile heats.
Same day Sweep Stakes two mile heats
Ners entrance, 75 dollars forfeit,
4004o.,sy Jocky Club, purse 200 dollars
,,6 1Lrafs, best 3 in 5, entrance III per cent
2nd. Race this day, Slow race entrance
10 dollars the two proptisiors wiHgive a hne
saddle to this race.
Gentlemen riders no rider to ride MS own
horse. nor no horse with broken limbs or
other WAYS unsound to be entered the .aSt
horse out TO win the money, mile out 4or
to make a race.
9Th Day Proprietors purse 100 dollars en-
trance 10 per cent 2 or more to maze a race
two mile heats,
2ad Race this day defeated Stakes free Tor
any horse that has not won a race during me
week entrance IS dollars, playorpay 70 eiese
hsmorning Of the race,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
AVIS

ESD
En- ycrti dun orIrn De IN Co1r de Dis
3riet ponrl L. Gi0me District iudiciairc, par
nis4c Est Baton Rouge, il scra yendu par
p soussignt grSnier de Ia d to Cour, Jeudi
4slfrT%s ls47, MI drmeure de Samuel 7.
Webb. dartdt, entro los hcures ordinaires
de vcnte, les prophecies snivantrs, proven
ant de Ia ditr succession. SAVIOR:
Tn mornoarrde trrre. on hahitation sur
laoucle drmourait Io dadtnt, sitJt dams
cetrc pqrois4c. i environ II miles andes
sous dl Baton Rdnge, Eur lie Manchac,
conrcnant huit cent quarante acres plus on
mains. Aussi los esclaTes suivants, sa-
yoir:
Dan, ntgre, age 81 ans, environ
Joe do a 10 do
Jane, n5gresso 39 doot ses trois
cnans,
Malisa, 7 ans, Pompoy a aus, ct Julia .
ans, @ @
Conditions.- La terre a III ct denS ans
de credit, ct les es"laves a I'M. deux, ct trois
ans de credit. dn jour de la yen'c, On biIlets
cndossfs a satisfaction, payabl"s au bu-
E dc larnnotateur des h~ypotbtqnrs de
cette paroiSse, portant hut pour cent din
tcr6ts lusqu'A ~narfait paiement. @
Jan: 27-52. JOS: w FOWLER,
Greficr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
PECTORAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIgF SYRUP.

~ dtN41 49, AAAA a.
TIC SYRUP.
Ihave, FOR mole than thirty years, been
afflicted with Aethfpa, which was known not
%onlyto my iriendssbut also To many ot1ers,
who could Sdge df the situation 50 which
this malay had eeduced ME. During The
latter p5rl oEthe ditease, could net festln
bed, and Frequently during The space OF eight
or ten days, / could not eve lie d5wn. Sea-
tedin an h2n chaGf-my head reclining on
The side of Bic bsa, L obtataef at intervals
some repose-! This situatioh becoming des-
perate, / tried various means n obtain relief,
and have srEcceefied, altet more than a years
research Ia: discovering q spetidc syrdpt
which has produceb such happy effect upon
that at present | OILY experience seme Sigh
oppression, which IL Immediately relieve
by one or tRo dosesl IL at any time from
exposure, Fam Elreateiftd with aa attack,
take repeated doses ofths Syrup, and sue
ceed Ia Obtaining tmmediate relief
1t Is not 10 be supposed THAT d disease 80
obstinate MS the Asthma, should yield TO the
first doses ri the Syrup: III is only after long
use that relief may be expected, OF asperleet
cure, if takFn when first attacked.
Asa pectoral, this syruf ~ employed in
the greater part IF the diseases Of the breast,
such DIS Brohchitif- N nation Of tifP lungs
-Pleurisy SC. DIR. Rance has employed it
IN cases Of %pulmatnory pbf4ic, and 1t hts sue
ceeded better than any olhtffemedy InIeliev-
inv the oppression that always accompanies
this alarming disease. Heinforms mel that
m order to afford certain relieG he hasbecn
OBLIGED towards the end OF the disease, y ad-
minister it ID strong doses. DR., Ran1e con-
Riders II an one Of tha best Fectoral renalies.
fFfe directions for use are attached u the
bottles.
The Goput ror the above syrup is at the
store Of tbs Undersigned, and prepared byhim
in Baton aDuge
Price 75shls per phial ot5 oinees-$7 so
per dozen snials.
The fotdEoinr statement is true, as regards
myself Refers to Ar, II, Rance.
dec. 1870. n. IANOUE.
Also VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRTFICH
n masshy countries nd near the sea
sh re. people are more less subject to
the scurvny, which ef-cfparlicularl the
teeth aud,gnms, the last pcome of dark
purple, ~sgtpIlad and detacbd 9th 0!eeth.
BY using this dcntrlice tlee Or four days
hnIy al morning find nigh they will be
restored TO their natural site.
Use daily, a few drop4n a tumbler o.
water. keep the mouth ia der and fresh.
Also a Vegetable Cosmotg preferable TO
Colune water. particularly ftadies, it does
no Nv refrcth tile skin, blglve8 it a bea.
ifut natural v lite color.
Cologne wafer sarran feddt quality. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
Fall and Winter Clothing.

The subscribers will receive on monday
next per ship QUEEN VICTORIA, from New
York, a splene3d assortmentof Fall and win
ter Cldtbjng-to which they respectfully in
vie the attention Of The public.
Black CLOTH and Cashmere PaIt0fa, Plaid
%sattinet do, 5seed and silk warp do black
cloth and CASHMERE sacks, cloth clio ks, Tweed
sacks, blue pilot hunting coats, bh1e blanket
ditto, blue aud drab blanket over coats, black
dress and froak coats, Pain and striped
eattnet Pants, black and fancy cashmere do,
Black satin anil fg'ed sill vests, boys vnlaa-
cta do, Cotton drawers, Cotton y BIZ G w.
shirts, &c De-,
In addition t. the above they will be re-
celVing per every packet additional supplies
which will max" our ass9rtnont complete.
PHILLIPS. q LANOUE.
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AVIS.

lie soussigne inCorme le public qu'il Went
dc loucr lie cafe tenu par lie passe par Mi
CheI Granary, sur In rue dc P6glise, Ct in
forme superintendent les citoiye's de
Baton Rouge quill continuera lc meme cafe,
ct quill fera son possible pour pIaire au
public, ct rend.e sa maison un rendez yotps
agreeable pour ceux qai youdront bicn Pho
norcr de ieur Pratique.
II tiendra t~oujours ses deux billiards en-
bon ordrc.
Dec 4, 1916. o. HACKET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-13
Charles Guede'v

Worker 10 tin, copper and sheet iron
would respectfully inform his friends and
customers at large, that he has removed bis
establishment back to tie old stand near The
Printing Office where he intends Carrying
on he tin business.
fIo has already on hand a fine and well as
aorted sock of tin ware, which he offers as
cheap al can be purchased any where in the
South.
Cutters, spouts &c, made and put upat
the. shortest notice aud despatch. Bathing
.tub4, oil cans Of all sizes, stove pipes &c,
constantly on hand. All kinds Of copper,
fin and sheet iron ware repaired.
He viii gnaransco his work solid and binds
himself to repair gratis, all work done by
him
GrOH Brass md Copper tukcn in &C.
change for w0rh.