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CENTLEMEN's spring and Summer Goods

CENTLEMEN's Spring and Summer aoods---Just
VI received
pieces Boings celebrated black French cloth
extra super navy blue cloth
10 assorted coored cloth
=" black drap d'ete
10 81 and GA English ernnets
sc 3-4 and Ga black and coored Croton cloths
81 aud "a English cashmeres
81 and 6-4 super black French doeskin cassi-
20 white and fancy French drlings
5 extra super black ti. satin H vesngs
20 style Marseles vestings 90
10 " chally and Cashmere vestings
Together with great variety of gloves suspenders, linen
and silk handkerchief fancy scars and cravats gauze
rino, silk, and undershirts and drawers &c &c
all of which invite the attention Of purchasers before
supplying themselves, as we are determined to offer in
dncements. T. II. HOE ~ w.
DR. GRAFTON TYLEh has associated with him in
Prompt will be given whenever their services may
be desired Office corner of Washington and Gay Streets
Georgetown, adjoining the residence OF Dr. Tyler
May l02awdNcplm
Rio Grande and Texas Land Company.
NOTICE The annual election for eleven directors OF this
~ company viii be held Monday, the lih day of June
next between the hours of IL and O'Clock, p. m, of
fee No. H. in building No 10, Wall street, in the city OF
New York
W.D. MCCARTHY, Secretary
New York, May 2l-law3w
CyILEsIA Table Da,nask.--We have received two pieces
wear out) Those who disappointed getting of
the previous lot can now be supplied by ealing early,
May 26-3tt d. CLAGEII " W
DOARDiNG.-L.E V. CLEMENT having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Northrup, is now ready TO
accommodate boaders. The house is pleasantly situated
between 18th and lih Streets four doors west OF
the Union Office. May Is
I,OR sALE--A splendid horse for the saddle harness
Inquire the stable Of Mr. Dennis Pumphrey, corner
OF 9th and streets, in the rear OF Browns hotel
June 1-3teodf
DOARDING--Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coeman's hotel, has n. number OF
which She would be pleased to let to permanent
transient boarers among them several fine front
rooms Terms moderate. June /.
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Splendid Lotteries to be Drawn In June, Is47.
). w. DIAURY 4 CO., Managers,
Successors toJ. G. Gregory g. Coz
81, OOO-sI2, OOOO-S1O 100

$35,OOO-SI2, OOOO-S1O 100!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. %, for 1917,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, June 5.
ii drawn numbers out OF 7S.
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J,OR sALE--A splendid horse for the saddle harness
II Inquire the stable of Mr. Dennis Pumphrey, corner
OF 9th and streets, in the rear OF Browns hotel
June 1-3teodf
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Affairs IN La Plata.

The "New York Courier and Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing letter from this region, which the Intervention
proceedings OF England and France have made peculiarly
interesting 10 our country:
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StILESIA Table Damnsk.-Wc have received pieces
- of the superior Slesa damnsk goods that
out) Those who disappointed in not getting OF
the previous lot, can now be supplied by calling early
Nav 26-3tit d. CLAGETT ~ co.
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Tickets $l0-Halves S5--Quarers 81 80.
Certificates of packages of rs whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do Is 90
Do do rs quarter do 81 SO
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$4,000

Tickets $l0-fIalves $5-Quarters 80 SO.
Certificates OF packages OF p whole tickets 500
Do Do do DO % % half do 60
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
aIRAY.

Taken up on the 2s August 1S47, by Mr..
Joachim Daigle, nj about 6 miles below
The court hou 4 Of lhis parish, a dun colored
mule, with white spots I'm the end Of the
nose, aged about four years, branded ~ IN
the left shoulder, about ~ haods high. If
said mnIe Is not claimed in thirty daysirom
The publication Of this notice, continually
to the regulations Of ths police jury it will
be exp sed for sale at pnblc auction tY the
undersigned, at the res dcuce Of Joachim
DaigIe, thc ooh September neat, Al 10
o'clock A. N. Terms Of saIe~-cash,
RosEmoaD HEhzET.
West Il lion Rouge, Aug. 30-31 1t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
ro PLANTERS AND OTHERS.

We tho subscribers, having entered into
Copartuership, now offer our services to
,%,I,rters and others, IN the building OF
M arxtle's Vertical Sag Mills, RaguSSc
enters, aud Corn. Cutters, all to be attached
70 Sugar mills or other driving power. The
Vertical saw.mtll, attached TO steam.power
will rnt from 400 to 800 feet Of lumber per
lr and If attached TO horsepower, from
1000 TO 1900 feet perday, The bagasse.
cutter will cut the bagasse into PARTICLES
from one ID three inchess in length, for the
nmrpase Of mau0ring land. The Corn
cutter will Gu, from 10 10 90 bushels ofcorn
mar hour shocks and cobs, into very fine
M articles. and viii cost the planter but
I;t,le. in comparison with the great saving
in f,od. One peculiar advantage our cutter
has. over the large cru<her, in general use,
i. that il does not pulyerise the material
into dust--the dust being undoubtedly in
furious to stock, and win certainly engender
ro,vhs and other diseases, a consequence
which will readily be perceived by any
one who will reflect for one moment on thu
subject.
five receive a liberal share Of patron
ace. in the above inventions and improve
ments. we will In due time offer others Q
equal Importance.
MoCARSTLE a. TOMAS.
Ration Rouge 1 Sept ls47. Silt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
Notice.
JAMES MANBKER

u n I'VE ~ ~ ts n ~ - ~ - ~
HAS just received for late arrivals, a fahf
aotna assortment Of Fancy. spring ~ Hufhnttt
Itv ghady, TO Wit French and English BAL
zarinas. Jaek6net printed lawns, Tape, ChseE'
M nsliues, feeble worked collars, Fancy 90
Gents and ladies' Fancy Criyatst hc6t3b M"
candy. Glngh ms, Irish linen, PINK tfinEhaniF'
French md English do. Pla'a linen afesslhg'
Cetlnn4de I'feuch and BhEltah, liftking'
Cttten checks. York Dgnims. 4 Old. Calh7fies
Fancy Prints IF y]tIriotis descriptions t'Ffdta
skirts, Fancy searts, Black and whit" D99'he'
fur vajlss Dttraps do, Tuscan B6htotSs Leg
horn do, Bonnet and Gsp Eth5Ahds, 1eiIts @
ladies' Pocket fI4hdkgfchirls ailE tfsnSy thr"aht
and cotton 5dRiues, Rntton7, NFedlss ana
thread, stt4ps adef#. Bro#p sirtfings i2tt, ~,
~, ~tlrnetiad do. hickory shiftltlE. Glack %tfints'
Atpaea do. fancy asso ted Hooks and Eyes,
Combs NJ vsri7HE kinks. Pins. Mttfas tttnd-
ksrettiefs. and Gloves of ell iaHcriptjonst bht1
breIias@ Mtiskft6 netting and levels tn
and 4t4SSSe TwiIled do,
I'D CLOTHING.
GENTS Mnfin6. dress and Ffoch C0a's, ltn-
| OH dress Ito, Cottonade d., Cfatin no, egtton
cloth "a CirGhatfs 5nd Fancy Ito, lants u The
80 ms materials. F1bcy Summer Vests Fancy
C,ats FIR Bows. A general a~sabftt1s ( of
| Hats ana ' hVat TtloeS, ana bto's, 'Fdt'tt D"s'ts
~ Htpftars. iBiskitts and in fact II general
| assortment. for Gents and Ladies and t,hlIlrsn
suitable for suihg mid summer, Ill Of Which
will be sold ut the lswast pritss for Cash.
JAMES NhS9kERs
Lafayette street.. between The stores Of O. +.
Davis and y. jacob
Tho oil friends Of The Undersigned IN This
md the adjoining parishes, and the public r."
~nerally are respectfully solicited u call They
nay rest assured that eyefy effort will be maids
10 sttit them.
April 40 1877.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11

IL hereby aiyaps thai ~ pursuance 81 =
f~d,tfaet vi Ii md aailsF instructions from ne
surveyor Gansrat If The public lands iof ne
sfsts " Louisiana, I viii - surysf ana maze
Tho corrections If tie lines. Of pubic latas
and private r%ltitns, embraced In he tollnW.
Ing townships, IN tho patlsh Of East linton
Rouge, q sssps,vrs district, Louisiana. W. :.
No. T. south II f,nra III i w4st - ~hi =
U,ton Rouge is situated Township 40 T.
SOUL, Of range no. |, east, Township h' 4
south Of range no. q. east, Township no -
south Of range III | vest, a91 T"@b'hlp 40
g soath Of range u. ! east.
H4tns duly commissioned by PT Lanhry'
II. a. o. 8Jf General fof The State hf b7i''s
lam. | viii b.. p~teptf~d 10 execute ptlvsle
surveys, IN MY part u tba State aud aIs"
dwelling 10 al it, branches. Letters addres-
sa1 70 The care Of Tlobtas II WaiFhlmah,
Esa.. SIR aalarat's ofi Z. DtBaldsonvile. ~
Daniel u Avery. Esq. Btton Rous9' VIII
meet with the early #itentitn Of
.CLAXFON TAYLOR
II 81. Dabtty Surveyor H. OWL Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
att,r n4tty NATIONAL WIG

Il published in the City Of Washington. eY~
cry DIV, at j 1tgT53k Z. NJ Sundays except
nf and served to subscribers In tue 0tty. AZ
the Navy Yard, III Georgetown; IN AleHattdtia;
md IN II Gilmore tie ga ne evening, At sih ana
a att4ffaf cents 4 week. ply bile 10 The sole T.
Us t II Tia Wig, q t. ulltl1fist. u d nr his
order. Ills alsti mailed TO any part 81 ttis
United States for H. per attatn, II H3 Tor SIZE
months. payable IN advance Advertisements
Of ten Inns Of less inserted otte time Tor lilly
ats. two time for 10 cents, tEtfee ttt1ss ioF
#t. Que V8ali for II 10 cen >; two wesks TOR
#3.71 6ia m nth fur wi. tW9 months Tor " 4
fitFaa months for $40. six months frr BIC,
o6s year for $40 payable always in advante.
TINS NATIONAL Wine II what is ia ne IN"
dieites. 1t srHats the 80 ]ititi5ttts Of the wing
! party Of the Union On every question: Of pub.
lie policy II Hdvoeates Tie election to the
| Presidency NJ Zachary 'Fayl5f, subject To tic
decision IL Il Wing National Convention It
| makes Wdt to tbs knife upon all fiiaa ~ es y
the Administration iHatnad to BIZ adverse to
| the Interests Of the totntfyy and exposes wlttl-
on fadr on favor the Betfnpti1iis yE The party
in pUVet. It's columns are open to every
| IN II l., th4 country. for tn DISCUSSION Of pv-
lititat Or btty other questions.
Iii addition 10 politics., a large space Of the
National Wing Will q devoted e. pablietti ns
utgn hgrieu tire. and other useful aFtat 5ti-
ent9 IL aefafai. Law. Medicine, Statistics.
&c. Choice Bpssimshs III Am fiBHti aud For
pigB Literature viii also BE- given, Including
HsgieWs ettt A weekly list Of the Patents
ISSUED by the Patent Oifi8e. VIII fHeti7e BE-
plbtistled-the whole forming q complete
family new paper
THF WEfKIY HAft5NAt Vine, ole al tlt9
largest naWsp prs in the United states Is
made up from the columns Of the D'iiy va
tig1nI Wing. and is p~tttllis he'd every SATURDAY
for The low prizes Of ss1 per ann IN payable =
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages vii
be given whenever the press Of matter vii
Justify il.
Tba memoirs gf Gen Taytor; written Ct
utss4ig FIR the National WhiHt are in goars'
NJ publication. They eoIp Ii eheed With III
saagn | number, a large number ofeepies o
which, have beenp fidted. to supply calls 10
lack numbers. JHAH. w EENTON,.
Proprietor ef The RATIONAL VIII
Au4, tiA2gl Ginbs. tAdyts 20 dol) d,
=, A. All daily, weekly, and sstnl+#eekl
paBers in the United Btttes afe requested
Insert this advertisement once 4 week for u
months. noting the price for publishing I'll
same If tllH bottom Of the advertisement, 81
send tls paper containing It to the Rattohi
I WING Office. and the amount will be duly T
. nittgd. Our editorial brethren are also 7
|. a1sstad To notice the N4tio4al WING IN the
reading columns u VIZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
-auNDRLES

I'm store and for sale by BBAL g. son
1oo Rarrnls -four, Ohio and Ut Louis;
100 do Best brand rectiied whisky;
10 do do ann; Brandy and Clint
Cask CogniaC Brandy;
+ Barrels pure white Vtnogtr1
ob Boxes Saint Julien Clareti
bono Ihs Hams, Shoulders and Sides,
"a Sacks Havana and Rio Coiioc'
., & IIorshoada Brown Sugar.
Boxes best white Havana dol
90 Kegs western Butter;
100 Boxes Cincinnati and Boston Soap;
. Gross Masons Challenge Backing;
90 do w. A. Ciarks Matches;
10 doz Water Buckets; Cedar 4 Pine)
"a nests Cedar Tubs and Keelers;a
100 willow Baskets, assorted sizes;
1000 lbs best MANILA Rope;
rs Reams wrapping paper;
3 Gross highlander playing Cards;
do cotton-and wool do;
SO Sacks drop shot;
rs packages Duponts Gunpo'VdeF'
10000 Percussion Caps; r
25 boxes Virginia and Kentucky 10
hacco;
10000 Common Cigars;
as Kegs assorted Boston Nails;
5000 lbs Hollow Ware;
10000 stone pipe Heads;
rs doz cut and pressed Tnnblers'
IA do do do DecsnleTs;
80 do Hemp and Grass fish hnes'
5000 Assorted sizes fish Hooks;
Also Indigo, starch, Mustard, Nutineg'
| shaving soap, Olive Oil Bitters, assorted lea
etc; Which we offer at the lowest market pr
| cas, Aug. 2l-29s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
Charles GMed1'V

Worker in tin, copper aud sheet IRON
would respectfully INFORM his friends and
customers at large, that no has removed ms
establishment back TO the old stand near the
Printing Office whore he iotenls carrying
on fhc TIN business.
flo Ia. already On hand fine and vel as
aorted stock Of tin ware, which he offers n"
cheap Az can be purchased any where IN the
South, .
Gntters. spouts &c. made and pgt up at
the shortest notice and despatch. bathing
tubs, oil caas Of all sizes, stove pipes &C.,
constantly on hand, All kinds Of "copper"
| tin and sheet iron ware repaired.
lie will guarantee his work solid and BINDS
hInaeIf 10 repair gratis, all work done by
him.
0~OLd Brdss and Copper taken in ez-
change for work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
THE NEW WORLD,
NEW SERIES
r,uW BrNtAatr, EptroH.
Fau dollars a gear III ddedhett

.,o. Saturday, she I'd ii October, wall be
.s,,l on a. vrfy lafgt and elegant falin
sheet. aulunghe plan IL "1he New World
Formerly pul,lsahad In thia city = weekly
larrnr, Newspaper, with The above nue.
" II will contain The ne" and popular pro.
,~,rt,one q fal tls hest anthors, home
.~,re,en. -a including nulwth Dickens, James,
1,iph IlutL Ierrtla, Thachcray, Hethert'
R,vaet, tyong&how, Irving, Prescott sue
f1nn,s, George sand and hosts ut other
.nlrhratpd writers.
It viii aleo present weekly extracts from
ncu D,nolts. magazines, aud newspapers OF
ait kinlo nj the M vt intettsttRy ahd a'hhsa
ING descriptions .
,rh, cd vNtw Worli,' was ~ we'll
lnown, that Il IA not reqnttite to enter upon
ANY lahotpd description If the fer v nrld :
.,n,r tho latter will I'll exactly like Z
tnrnrf, except MI taF au It may hc improved
Il wAl ia amtetl ,htA from time 10 time
witt, ~clrv,nt aud coellt dngraving7.
IL CON ataleooe of tho great "eonomt
,,h,eh h,a htAn faro IArtt Into the Art "
rrin in9 anl r4Fhr making, the proprietor
or, ,aa'i,d 10 otitr tht nrw = itr a tho
low r1jrr Vt ..,,
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
The rropricto = are making eH'en,''
ntnnycrntuts IN advance, TO ma &c ; ih
New W,rll' the most UaetcrrtionhhIe an
alrre,hln
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Published Ia the Union
They moan also that Il shall be or'g'"o
.~ wrll a4txtrllent aud they are accor'
,,-'y rronascl TO make, and will mate III
<,ni arrangements with authors Al a
~s,rnrst of this, they announce to ~f
N nee with the first number
A NEW ROMANCE
written expressly tar the New World, !
FRANZ Fonesrcn, ttt. w. Herbert Esq
author Of the Warwick Woodlands" "N
Shooting Bnx," Sc. sc. Also a series
. ORIGINAL LEGENDS,
nv E.pavNp Place, ESQ. author Of 81,
,rctia Borgia," catherine Howard
"Rratricc," &c. Sc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
PICTORIAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
I'll HYnItp.

tt.vH. tst trttp than thirty yefrs, been
.~t4,et#tt Wfth Asthma. which was Known MOI
0tttv III nv friends, t1Ht also ~ many elnefs'
,ghs sgaia Judge efthe situation TO wnish
,tis ualaaJ had reduced MS b1ftns lae
tstt4t aafi afiba disease, | could ngt testln
hes, and frequently during me pace ~ Pls'a
~ tan DAYS, / eHui1 not eve Ite d9Rn. sea-
led ii IN arm e%fa1fAaly head reCftHiHs 9h
The eide Of the bed, | obtained at iheeFsals
some frbDsel This situation e~eeofhtas 4esz
~gpfstp, / tried various means % OBTAIN tstisi'
aud have succeeded. after more enaA u eat :
research. In discovering q sPhetHs syt'pf
| which has produced such u haPPy ehset IT,"
that nj present | only experience some slls"
oppression, which fs | nmeatatefy -.
H. ans ~ tsya dBasst II at HhY time lF'!a
81 agstta. I N threatened with an attaeF'
taita saaatad doses ofthe sytnp, and sue.
deed h anbtaiHiue In medtats relief
II IL mt Ia ls supposed That n DISEASE go
obstinate M The hatltffa. sltnHld y'"lt W Hfe
fret f,sas If the syrup II 10 only sitter leha
tsn that taIipf may be expected. or q perfect
cure, II taHrn whHn first attabHea'
AsapAetsfai. this syrup II employer IN
tha ttsatrf fJ4ft ri the Diseases ri tlIs hEeast'
su+has Urnriebil4s- inflammation ut the lufgs
-pteptisy I'd ttf, ftahFh has employed II
IN easas Of putfnatnofy ptYstc, and i has cue
rsadad better than any other remedy III feIieF5
inn HE 0ppfassian that always Accompanies.
,his alarming disease lie ~inf1fhIs NE, thai
n sfdeF ~ alTifa certain relief, he has beeh
phijuad towards the end OF The hiseas'' q al
minister il in strong doses. Dr., Han 4 CON
siAara il "a one Of the ltsRt psf'ofAl rsfhed'es'
trha djfsttigns for ice hre attached to the
bottles. IL.
Iba tsgs TOR tl,s at,oVe syrup In At me
stnte If Tie Undersigned. and prepared ny NH
III Hatpn Houget mm 8,
price ~ ets per phisI OFFS ounees-a7 81
ref dozen phi4ls.
trha fpiagpinB statement is true. as regafdi
myself H9fsfs 10 NJ ~. nanrss
dec 1910. IL bAN9Vs'
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TR1FtCEs
In tnafshy countries md near the sst
ahor4, people are more or less subject 4
the ssdfyy. which affects particularly III,
tbsfh and gums, The last become Of a dHfl
purple, sWelledand detached from the teetl
nv using the dentfifea three or fur day
], onIy NJ morning and night, they viii b
restored To their natural state.
Use daily, d few drops In u tutnblef |
Wataf, keep the mouth In order aud fresh
. Also n vegetable Cosmetic, preferabi
/. 10 Cologne water, particularly for ladies
Il does not only refresh the skin, but give
Il h beautiful white color.
. Cologne water warranted first quality.
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YIMOYNY FAY, NJ u.
DENTIST.

tiAsepV OH HAHp, II BFsT or MATERIAL
tof pHrfegt work, and pledges to bis patrons ~
raet operations ~ tttay can obtain ~ TIE
state, particularly tn mourning teeth On
gold Dlate,
: once at biz residence.
Calls lan Al The drug store of o. T. Davis
will mnst With prompt attention.
III. ttay has been kindly permitted 10 refer
10 The following gentlemen, mbst ot wb30'
have been acquainted with his Operations, du
Il + liarnsy. Nj. D., Us AZ ! q r. ffeaeb,
| NJ. il. . Henry Perkins, NJ, D., Jahn Perkins
N. n. J 7 MeGimsey, M 1. I'm Hereford
NJ. II. = M Endefs. II. Il. . q bayeoGk, n
y Augustus King n d ti9n Judge B4fh
lion Judge NJ @ Penn /. Rev. J, Woedbf dye
Huv. John Dufks,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
EpAXE,

Arrete lie % Adult l847, par Mr.. Joas
chin Daigle, a environ 8 miles audessous
de la maison de cour de cette Paroisse, une
Mule noire agee environ de A ans, marquee
au fer a pepaule droite-l2, hauteur envi-
ron IA mains.
ST Ia dite Mule NEST pas reclame dams
les 80 iours de la publication de Get avis
commencement aux Regiments du juris d.
police de cette paroisse. Ellie sera expo
see en- yente pubIique par lie soussigne a
domicile de Mr.. Joachim Daigle, le 81
Septembre proclaim a 10 heures A. III.
Condition de la vente-au compliant.
RosEMorD HEBEFT,
Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge.
aout 30-3i. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
BATON u RACES
80 49,
UT


The seea7i spriHr meeting 0uer the
Mrenetta Course, wiH begin IN February
meat and continue Ftr days
FIRST DAY.
roerry CtvH FuHsf 800, cntranee 10
prr cent added tive Or mtrr entries 10 IN
title tho winner % the pirse. hile heass'
Hocon | race same day. Sweepstakes iof
tvo. ya4r-otds $3.50, entrance s75, forfeit
MT declaration Mile heats,
gd. DAY.
JtrRry Ctue pVRsB II 900, conditions
80 t,r the frat faca-twt mile heats.
3d. DAY.
kHvvHu sfARB $500 entrance BOO
f,rfeit no declaration. 10 be run for NY
,arpc wear Odds entries 10 close On the l5tli
or November, and all declarations ~ he
nade by Let January hert Heats Two
mica,
Recowp RAGS SAME DAY+@J0ckey club
w1raa 1900 conditions Az for the iirst faee
at the maeting-tnile heats, beet thee N
tive,
Ail DAY.
LAmra PrRsn 5000, entrance ten pgt
cont. conditions ~ above. This race VIII
lts undo, Tho exclusive control If the ladies
VI lo give the purse-twn mile heats =
9th DAY.
Irrnrg CbuH PUHsE 1900, entrance ten
rrr cent, conditions NIB sboye-thFee mile
heats.
Blh DAY.
Jorapv Cbup puHsB $500, entrance Ten
rcr cent. conditions M above-iour 'hile
hcntas A.,
pcrzors wishing 10 mtkF entries viii
adIresa their communications 10 A. PENIS
an Fsq. Secretary Of tho Club at Batoi
rhare Il this time IN exercise on tle
,cnr.e. The taraanad Fanny htng, kea
Hird and several other good nh,s, mf
10 tn,zor thinks that Fanny vii be ial
,otly tn. Revenue oF any other champion
If tho tnrrtn Tho coming campaign
A main n cocks will be fought dartht
tha Racrst yr 5000.
DDOM n ELLIOT
hrupFietafs,
The following papers viii pleaae eep'
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
DRAINING.

Mn Wktkna respectfully informs the
r,,l,rns Of Baton Rouge and yincinity, that
In will give lessons In Drautng, SketchtHs'
L,;anrr, Perspective, India INK and MetEo.
tinfo Sha iiae; Drdoitg from Nature, Nth
tlr rates ~ Ljght, Shade aud Shadow, IN
Srvrx In SONS. Ladies can receive les.
.,ns At their own residences, and he will
receive gentlemen at his drawing,r room, ~
she City Hotel, where all are invited to cat
knd examine specimens.
Aug. $50 NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-11
EPAYE.

Arret6 Ie % A6ut 1s47, par Mr.. Joa'
chin Daigle a enveron 6 mile audessous
de Ia maison de cour de cette paroisse, une
Mule de ~cohleur Sauris ayant queIques
noile blanc gu bout du neg, agee environ
de 4 ans, marquee on fer a Pepaule gauche
u. hauteur environ IA mains.
ST la dite Mule nest pas reliance dams
les 80 jours de la pu iication, de- cette avis,
conforrnsment aux Regiments du lnris de
police de cette paroisse. Ellie sera expo
see en- vente publique par le soussigne at
doniciIe de Mr. Joachim Daigie, le 81
septembre proclaim a 10 heures 4. NJ.
Condition de Ia vente-au compliant.
RosEnoND HEBERT,
Paroisse Quest Baton-Rouse,
aout 30-3I 81.