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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
Also 4 VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TRiFICE.
LATE ARRIVALS.

SANGER HESS # Co, have just received,
and will constantly receive during the winter
a full and splendid stock Of goods, of all des-
criptions-from the commonest brown domes-
tic to the richest cashmeres and silks.
They have now on hand and in store, the
best assortment Of Dry goods that ever came
to the town of Baton Rouge Ladies' fancy
goods. unsurpassed in quality and cheapnoss /,
1entleman's clothing bats, caps shoes and
~5rogans Of every description, also a full stock
of boys clothing, aud an elegant and fresh
lot Of peIfumery.
we have not mentioned EVERY article We
have in store, because TODD 50 would take up
a full page of this paper--so numerous are
the articles We only invite our old friends
and the public generally to visite our store
and thew will find that they can besaited 81
| any article they may wish to buy. The 10"
prices at which we sell our goods, are tot
well known. 10 make it necessary for Us agair
repeat, that goods can be obtained IN on
store much cheaper than any where else
| Only come and Judge Of this fact for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
Charles GWed1'u

Worker In tin, copper aud sheet iron
would respectfully infortn his friends and
customers at large, that he has removed his
establishment back TO tho old stand near the
Printing Office whore he Intends carrying
on The tin business.
lie has already Oh hand a fine and well as
aortod stock of tin ware, which he offera as
cheap az can be purchased any whore in the
South.
Cutters, spouts &c, made and put MP at
the shortest notice aud despatch. Bathing
tubs, oil cans Of all gizos, stove pipes &C.,
constantly on hand. All kinds Of copper,
tin and sheet iron ware repaired.
lie will guarantee his work solid and binds
himself to repair gratis, all work done by
him.
GyOM Brass and Copper hakcn in es-
change for Work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
TIE SPRING RaCES
OYER HI MAGNO-
LII COURSE
Al |

Will BEGIN and continue five
DAYS. The rules and regulations Of the Lou.
isiana Course 10 govern these races.
LIST. day JocRy Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent or more entries to en-
title the winner to the purse.
Second day Jocky Club purse 800 dollars
entrance 10 per cent, 2 or mere to entitle the
W ,nner to the purse, 2 mile heats,
2ad ace this hay, sweep Stake for ! year
olds entrance 100 dollars so dollars forfeit D
or more TO make a raGe-nile heats
3rd Day Joeky Club purse 400 do rs en-
trance 10 per cent, three milo heats.
Same day Sweep Stakes two mile heats
200 dollars entrance, rs dollars forfeit,
4th. Day Jocky Club, purse 200 dollars
mile heats, best 3in s, entrance 10 per cent
2nd. Race this day, sio@ race entrance
10 dollars the two pfoptistors- will give Il fine
saddle 70 this race.
Gentlemen riders no rider to ride his own
horse, nor no horse With broken limbs or
other ways unsound to be- entered, the last
horse out 10 WIN the money, | mile out, 4 or
to make q race.
9Th Day Proprietor# purse 100 dollars en-
trance 10 per cent 2 or more to mare a race
two mile heats,
2qd Race this day defeated Stakes ffee for
any horse that has not won Il race during the
week entrance 75doIlafs, play or pay to close
Ii emorHtpg Of The race.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
r ROUGE RACE
COURSE.
70 OF FINE
tORT M RACE HORSES.

YEOAEI AN ~ q S&N AAO H@f9 EAfJs
THE proprietors have the pleasure OF IN
forming tho sporting community that they
have leased the race course Mar Baton
Rouge, for the term Of five years, and that
it is now undergoing thorough repairs, and
in a few weeks that they will DO prenafgd TO
accommodate any number Of horses, aud viii
have the. COURSE equal, If not superior style
IN any in the United States, III point Il
elegance and convenience.
The propriotofs pledge themselves to con
duet the course 0n such liberal and they be-
lleve rnntIemauly principles, rs viii ensure
general stiBfaction. They would hero re-
mark to their sporting friends, far and noaf,
and toali those Interested, that il they "haoah
gporling't they must send in their sub
scriptions, either by letter or some author
Used person.
From the evidences Of success ;he glbscri-
berg have already In their possession, and
from tho we'll known lIberality Of the South
.ern People, the subscribers indulge no doubts
about obtaining subscription lists highly res
pecfabie, both in tho punber Of members and
In the amount subscribed.
In conclusion, The Subscribers would say
that they expect their friends will give IN
their names as soon RS possible, to have The
Sprinn meeting, prior 70 the New Orleans
atoa, and also to enable the proprietors to
advertise liberal purses. 1t ia therefore par.
tiCularly desirable that tho list should be-
made out Immediately,
ODOM 70 Ei3LlOfT. PrOpriotors.
p. n. There will be d meeting at the
Court. house. on the evening Of tho lat Mon
day IN January, the fret day Of the State Fair,
when there will BIO an address, delivered, and
II Il expected that all persons, disposed TO en-
courage the enterprise viii be present.
u. ~ f..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
nr. W w. MERCER.
$50 REWARD!

TIE abbvD rewad Will DO
Ak /paid BY the undersigned for the
apprehension aud delivery, or so.
~H( curing N any Jail, If tho negro.
wroAM&ag man ABRAM, belonging to Dr~
vId 8arro n, who ran away from the ri liver
plantation" near 1T. FrancisvIIio, on the 18Th
inst. Said Ahrtm broke open Il trunk b'ionl-
Ing IN tho suhscri,cr, and stale thcrrtrom
300 In eplcin, together with tho following
ClothIhg; VIZ: 3 cultS, one, an Orcrcoat, snuff
cilor, IL 20 hqttons. velvat collar plaid lining
frock or huatiqrc at, dirk color, large but,
tons, velvet collar, plaid lining; PLAN black
drcss coat, silk lininga little worn under
the skirts; also 3 pr, pants: l pr. extra fine
biIo Cashmere, price mark on waistband In
my; | pair white Iiion drilling, and | pair
linen crosse -b1rred, both with. white CATERS.
SAID negro is about ~ yeas OF age, 5 feet
: or S inc ca high, stout built. bad counte-
nance. large red eyes. iull face, bIa'k, and
had when he left, short whiak ars, and was
dressed in kentucky jeans I undabont a d
'pantalnons; had ona black fur hat partly
worn; rnssot SHOES; is very Intelligent and
artfut-iIe rode away a fine bright hay
horse belonging to d. Barrow, blaze face,
dark main and tail, marks ~olscoliar and trace
chains. Tao subscriber win pay 800 for
the delivery Of the negro with the money
clothes aud horse.
JOHN EBY.
s.. Frsncisyillc, March 30, 3
Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27

A bou1ty d 'hec{os dollars will be paid
to each recruit enlisted for the Ar1iHery or
Infantry arm!
Besides the monthly pty, us above sta
ted, one ration per day is allowed every
soldier, whichsis amply sufficient for his
subsistence tlso a large supply Of COM
foriabIo and J genteel clothing. Good
quarters Rml Gsnl arc at alltimes furnished,
and eyer& attcAtion will be paid to making
those maA wl5 may enlist, and arc deter
mined to servo their country in good faith,
comfortable and contcntcd VITA their situa-
ton. Tao best medical attendance is al
ways provided for the sick soldier and
no d~cducSion 3Epay is made during the pc
riod he X unable to perform his duty.
| Should the srldier he disabled in the line
of his duty, the laws provide a pension for
him.
By ths above il IS seen that the pay
and allowances are respectable, and that
with prtslenc@ and economy, the monthly
pay Of tie so%IiIier may be laid up-as eve
nv thing requisite is furnished by the Gov
ernmenr, incAlding his sugar and coffee.
The prudent soldier, therefore, may readi-
ly save from 1920 to 5000 during his en-
fstment of "Eiye years. and at the .expi-
ration Of the 4crm he can, if he chooses,
purchase q small farm in any of the wes-
tern States, and there settle himself com
fortably, on his own land, for the rest Of
his liGe.s
The kum Mtro dollars will be paid to
any c~iSzen,: Ro1-commiSSioned officer on
soldier, who:shal bring to the rendezvous
an ablc-bodled recruit, who shall be regu'
larry cnlisttJl. The citizen should pre-
sent hia recruit to the Lieutenant or Cap,
tain, aid nct to The Recruiting Sergeant.
Each noa-eommissioned officer, musi
clan, or private noy5 in service, or whc
may hereafer he enlisted during the pres
ent wak with Mexico, and who shall re
ceive an honorable discharge either by ex
~piratioa of MS term of enlistment, or TO
disability Incurred in the course of his ser
vice viii BIZ entitled to a warrant for on,
hundred anil SIXTY acres of land, which h,
will b9 at liberty to locate in n body
upon iny OK the public lands that may b
SUBJECT 10 private entry, or he may, at hi
: option, wien honorably discharged, lie
ceivc treasury scrip to the amount of on
hundred deIlars, bearing six per cent IN
tereSt, payable s~emLannually, and redeem
able at the pleasure Of the Government.
A. L. SHEPPARD.
lst Lt. 9Th Infy. Recruiting Office
Advocate and Conservator viii pleas
e Icopy and send their accounts to this ofico
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
NEW n BEAUTIFUL.

J r VERY.
JUST received, a fine assortment Of JeWelry,
consisting in part Of the following
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ea~ Handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies and Gentlenen's BreastplIis.
Scarf Ribbon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides.
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
LOckets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbie3.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
Curis.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully lnvl-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, neSodoor to Phii
lips d Ianoue. CsI. JULIE
Feb. II. No. 2. 1871
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27

TRUNK MANDATORY.
The subscriber has on hand and Offers for
sale, at very reduced pricos, the largest as
sortmcnt ofSADDLRRY ever offered in b.
ton ROuge-consisfing Of m
Quilted Ladies' Saddlca @s ~
Plush do do 0
Velvet do do
Plain do do
Quilted and plain Spanish Saddles,
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation do
American do
Columbian do
Black and Russell Trunks,
Trunk VaIiscs,
Carpet Bags.
Carriage and Buggy Harness,
Gig and Snlky d.
Wagon and Cart do
Saddle Bags,
Wagon ard Cart Hames.
House and Mule Collars,
Blind Dddles,
Trace ChaiDa,
Brid5ess and Bride Filings,
ManiBgaies, Cruppcrs,
Coach, Gig and T'FottIng Whips,
Switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation and Cart do.
And a large assortment Of plated brass and
steel Bride Birts and Spurs, all Of which arc
offered at very reduced prices for CASH.
Jan. -47. n. BRADFORD,
Church Street, one door lsoa Pike Il IIart's
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
Z ROUGE MALE


Mr. Cooper bcgs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that his Academy
is now open for tho reception Of pupils I'M
der his own immediate suporintendence.
lie bag employed as an assistant Mr. McCado
a graduate Of Wabash College in the State
Of Indiana, and can with great confidence
pledge himself to render full satisfaction TO
all who may favor hAa with their patronage,
No charge will he STado for more than one
Months tuition u any scholar who docs not
advance 10 The satisfaction Of bis parents Or
guardians, as none viii beg,ermjtted 10 re-
main at tire Bchoot longer than one month
who has not the capacity or inclination to
learn, without information Of those facts be-
ing given to their parents or those who send
them TO school.
Il few boys can be Accommodated with COM
Portable boarding ard lodging at moderate
pricee.
Baton Rouge Jan 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
TIMOTHY FAY, NJ. u.
DENTIST.

HAaNow ON HAND, II HEST OF MATERIAL
for perfect work, and pledges to bis patrons AZ
good operations ms they can obtain in the
state, particularly in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at his residence.
Gala LETT at the drug Store Of o. ?. Davis,
will meat with prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has been kindly permitted to refer
to tho following gentlemen, most Of whom
have been acquainted with his operations, dn
rIng the past nine years.
II + i~Iarney, NJ. n, us ~ g II French,
N. u. Henry Perkins, NJ. Il. Jeitn Perkins,
Nh. /. J r McGimsoy, N D. IN Hereford,
H.. D. , + M Eodefs, nj. u. $ q lAgCock, N.
u Augustus King, n ~: Hon judge Bdrk,
Hon Jadge M q Penn Rev. J. Woodbridge;
Rev, John Burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
AVIS.

lie sousyign6 iniorme lc public quill Went
dc loucr lie cafe trnu par lie pass6 par Mi.
chcl Granary, sur Ia rue dc PGglise, ct i'm
forme respectuousement les citoiyens do
Baton Rouge quill continuera h. meme cafe,
ct quill fera son possible pour plaire nt
public, ct rcndrc sa mais0n I'M rendcR. vons
agreeable pour ccut qui voudront bicn mo
norcr de lenr pratique.
II tiendra ~togiours Sos deu1 billiards en-
bon Ordre.
Dec A, 1876. o. HACKEF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
{I%HOElCE.@O

II LANoUE, having made
arrarrslnants with An importer in New Or
leans, would announce to his friends and the
public in general, that he will keep constant
" on hand a complete a8sorttneut Of The fol-
lowing articles, warranted and Of the best
quality.
Clarct in boxes, bottles
and halfb ottles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gal
Ion or bottle,
Tenerilf DO do
Port Wine III bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
French Cordials, assorted,
CIarct by the demljohn or
bottle, O
MarseiIs 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.
ware, letter ain fooIscap paper, quilts, stee
pens, ink besides a great many other artl-
| Giles too tedious to mention; all of which If
offered at the Iowest prices for CASH.
II Planters and others wishing to receive
Claret in casks or any of the above named ar
E%tielee, direct from New Orleans and nave
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 punctua!ity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
ETAT DE Il LOUISIANA.

Com du Sirieme District Judiciaire-Par-
<5sse Est Baton Rouge. Bureau du Grg6ier.
y Attendu qu'Etienne Dauphin Courmes, s'est
addressG a. Ia dte Cour, pour etre nomm& adj
ministrateGdr de la succession de FRANCHISE
Carri6re veuve d'Antoine Cavelier, d6cedGc.
Avis est dome a toutes personnes interesstes,
davoir a deduire leurs raisons, dams les dix
jours, qui ~suivront la premiere publication de
Get avis, pourquoi Ia dite domande ne serait
pas accordee.
@ Jos: w. Fowler,
Mars 2O-S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27

z ~T0pERsONs DESIGNING TO.
UnABUIBD, ac.-fhe undersigned,
Builder and Architect, respects
fully informs the citizens Of Dat
on Rouge that he Is now well preparedto take
ali contracts In the line Of building.
Persons living al h distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders at my shop
on Church street, opPosit Mr. M. dfanart's
Coffee House, have their saghes, doors,
binds, window.frames, etc. made IN the best
style. Jobbing, about town, done at the
shortest notice,
Those desirons Of building, will find it 10
their advantage to give me q call before con-
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish specifca-
lions, in all cases. without charge, II do The
work.
| will keep on hand, At all times, q good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and othet build
ing materials, so that persons wishing to
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in bsvIng their work done.
ne ~. T. McKITnIGK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
TIN, COPPER Il SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.

The subscriber, worker in tin, copper and
sheet iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that be- has
renewed bis establishment, corner If Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerio's coffee
house, where he will be happy 10 receive the
patronage of his friends and the public gener.
ally. He has Always on hand a ino assort-
meut Of tin ware, which he will soil az cheap
as can be bought any where, whole sale or 70.
tail. Cutters and aponts made and put up in
The shortest order, also bathing tubs, large
oil cans, stovepipea, all kind Of tin copper or
sheet.iron waro repaired. All work entrust
cd 10 him will beexerufod with neatncss an
despatch.
JOHN TfLANO.
eb 7 no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
mars s, I947
DRY GOODS.

III WTTTFEgT-@
II. DE GOER n RtFFLARD take this on
pottunity OF informing Dry Goods Merchants
from the adjacent States, who visit New Or
leans for the purpose Of purchasing Dry
Goods, that they are constantly supplied with
a full and we'll selected stock Of British,
French and american dry goods, direct from
the manufacturers, which will be sold as
cheap as in the Northern markets.
Now landing ex ships Viola and Edward
Boustead, from Liverpool, and ship Rabicon
from Hayre-
500 packages fall dry goods, forming q
choice selection for the South and South
western markets,
II. DE GOER 4 RTFFBARD.
Importers Of Dry Goods, u magazine st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
New Goods.

The undersigned has just received at the
Garner ofLaurel and Third Street 10 add
ton to his former stock Of
DRY GOODS.
English. french and Mackanaw blankets, 4.
1 4t4, bro. and blea. rhiftiugH, bed ticbirgs-
Iinseyg, Jerseys, WOODEN stripes and pla1ds,
blue d~enings, TARTAN plaids, American En-
plish and Frohch c~aliCoes, muslin dc lame,
beautiful shaded CordcyiiIe robes, Irish linen,
linen napkins, table damask, bro. table
cloths Russia diaper, gent. and ladies' hosie-
nv, gent. and ladies' gloves, lined berlin
cloves, spool cotton, silk, ginghan and cot
ION umbrellas, green baroge wells, polka,
silk crayats, self adjusting stocks, linen cam
brick silk and bandana iiandkcrChiefs, pongee
and cotton flag handkerchiefs. madrass and
printed head handkerchiefs, green elastic
uspenders, also a gooa supply of
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire dogs. sad iron shovels
aud tDngs. spades and shovels, plantation
hoes, french locks. Reddny combs, butts and
straps, hinges, knives and forks, pen and
pocket do, cross cut and baud saws, mill
and hand saw files, sptirs, nails, tatks, Stir
rnpg, bride bits, bolts axes, hand axes,
hatchets, hammers, nails, brads, tacks, fuls-
king nails, door, knob, locks, norfold Iatches,
sham IaEcbes round bolts, hollow ware, Grid
irons frying pans, and also an assortment
Of
GROCERIES,
Such as, coffee, sugar. rice. tea, Ky,
mustard pickles, cramberrie8 by the keg or
gallon, %raisins, bottle cider, buckwheat howr
er. claret wine by the bottle or box, powder,
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, spirm candles
star candles, cod fish, HAVANA preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, saleratus, pine APP
pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and fine
salt, table do in boxes, musCat wine cham
paign wine, macaT0ni, vcrmacellf g stlIe
soap, crushed sugar. chocolate, sthrch, and
indigo.
CROCKERY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable silk hats, white and black
cashmere hair, boys and youths hats, caps
and negro hats, PABLO coats, blanket coats
fine broad cloth coats, dress and frOck blz
| casmir, mixed tweed and fancy cot0re
panfaloons, satinet, Cashier, fancy and sill
| vests, and a large assortment Of gent. an
| aides shoes, broganz, slippers, b%oOttees
hildren shoes, all Of which viii be sold a
| moderate rates.
ALFRED GATES.
nov. n 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
PUBLIC School NoTICE!!

The holders of School accounts for the year
ending April lat 1873, upon which the Parish
appropriation has been paid, are hereby notified
to cali upon William S. Pike, and receive the
amounts due them from the State appfoPrla-
ton.
All Persons having School accounts against
the Parish from the year ending April lst 1916,
are directed to hand them III to w. 5. Pike,
~properIy authenticated by OF before Saturday
the 24th day of April next, in order that they
nav be examined and paid.
Ration Rouge, March, 18th l847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
n. .MAVYA.

BAs e0fAOh AwA
Informs his fricrJa and customers that he
has just returned from Now Orleans win
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries &e
consisting Of era.
100 barrels, best Ohio -four
~ barrels mess pork
80 do prime pork
~ do chime pork
10 do joles
5000 lbs bulk pork hog round
81 keys prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams Ea-
canvaased
500 DO smoked Shoulders sugar CHrod
20 boxes sperm candles, ~ ~ 4 Is
20 d. adanentine candles Gs & IA
20 sacks best Rio coffee
2O0 sacks salt fna and coarse
rs barrels roctihod whlskey
Is hid prime sugsr atso
superior quality imperial sea, loaf sugar, rics,
spiCGs, sweet oil, starch, alum
White Lead, chrome green, chrome YGi-
low, litherage, Linseed oil, sptB Turpontino
paint brushes, COpaL varnish, window HlA
putty, a fl assortment Of crockUry waFe.Bs,
Plougbs, haimes, Collars, brides and a
number Of other articles too tedious 10 meD-
ton, if you desire TO purchase good articles
cheap, call and examine for yonrsolvos.
The subscriber has received from late d.
rect Importation.
40 boxes cIaret wine various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
3 boxes old MADEIRA in half bottles
30 gals old MADEIRA wine 5 years in nav
ore, as IS 90 per gals.
30 Boxes french COrdials assorted
5 boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very Gne,
3 doz botels, old port wine genuine.
A. MATTA, church street.
The subscriber has received q small lot Of
Dupont + + f Powder, do r. F powder, can
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated Ca
gle powder in lin cannistcrs.
Shot Of all sizes and a superior article Of
PERCUSSION caps.
A malta, church street, :.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-27
BATON ROUGE FE-
MILE INSTITUTE.
NJ. FtBnER, PRINCIPAL, "
THREE ASSOCIATES.

THREE ASSOCIATES.
This Institution was organized in 1897. and
has continued steadily TO advance in public es-
timation. Il now ranks among the oldest lit
crary Institutions in Louisiana, il is faYorahiy
located, e. it is the desire Of the Teachers that
it should possess every advantage Of the best
schools Mt the North. Consequently Teach-
er8 of the highest standing will be employed III
every department. A Chemical apparatus, T.
select Library arc CONNECTED with the school.
Great attention ~ paid to the health Of the pt-
pills. Only one case Of sariot illness has Oc-
Cured among the hoarders in nine years.
The scholastic year viii be divided into two
sessions Of twenty three wceka each, with no
vacation ut the end Of the 1t session.
TERMS PER SESSION
Board e. Tuition in English H 1900
Jllition in French, from IL to ~,
Washing per month !,
Furnishing Bed d. Bedding per month 7,
Music on Piano from Pro Gruneburg 3b,
The school in divided into two departments,
md u regular course Of studies pursued-IG is
very important that scholars should b. entered
at the commencement Of the %easbioTl. The fall
session commences on the LIT Of Oct. The
Languages s. ornamental branches will rccci-
We ~ mlali attention as parents may dcere.
Vocal Music will be- taught in the school.
Plain, & ornamental needle work, free Of char
ge.
IL Mrs, Fisher takes pleasure in iuforn-
ing her patrons and the ptb!ic generally
that tire i]NsrfrUrE now enjoys advantages
unsurpassed by any Institution in the South.
10 The former number of Teachers three
cave recently boon added. Mr Edwards, Tea
cher Of French, Drawing aud Painting. and
Miss YoIngs, and Mss Whitflescy, recent
" rom tie North and graduates Of the Mt.
fIolyoke Institute, which Ii sufficient recon-
mqndation to those VINO know the character