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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
MORE
NEW GOODS

The undersigned nave received TO their al
ready we'll filled stGfe, the following additions
tathnas HttbB latest patisfnsy Ffshoh ana
English HalsafinHs, iae9hets, printed lawns
embossed rfiHtst black and white t%h1slitisl
Printed thafibFeYs UdlBted crane, tapes
EiiHpt t]Huslirs. patent Victoria mtsltns Bepa
dla5waFbud ]6uliats, Hhe embroidered han1kpf-
tfHHf; ladies' AID asnlIaihen's fancy t%fafatst
5)iF6tril and Cyanide ginHhaiis, Irish EiBefi
eeiaBiIias, linen lawn, tisiiBb's lawn, book
Wiaiii, swiss and null nHsliHs, Russia
ahgatinH GA, t1i5 and t7ti, Hnssia diapeft
EfiFdsp8p da5 dahaek table cloths. nank ms,
fancy dfiliinHs. aBllnnale, TtenBh m0Ei18s
IIuaR tisHing, cotton do. linen cheek iistatas3
York fsHiHis, tDlgrBd taHibtiplf. fancy prints
arrdpd skirts, sFaes DO. sfeHt9Ilhe da b8teEa
afatfg api shaw iii, black and white eAils. bBns
hai fihbandH, Tap end Polka fibhanda, Fns
faH ]ha1nais. GiBsng bahBpis FIT ladies' and
misses. fa#haFn 8ll Panama bate. eaFsiH1are
hate. siIH aai L. g. pgeEat hahdHafbbieIss
! needle worked Fafnbfie hahdHaftIiafs, aiIk
/ pursue and feitHlpe. habinet for ears and
wells. lifrad and cotton edHihga and insef.
tints. infant taBs, paFfamsfg, and 50 many
either articles TOO numerous ID h~tentiau.
ftpHftemsn's rlatit6 ifass and ffath oUats.
| linen dfilia DO, cHitanaflp do, rarnbta1n drt
a)afini flath dH, Bant3l1dns Of The satnB ma
| f~efials. fancy snt3maf vests. If I'll description
b8ys' clothing also hats and caps ehbps .bU9ts
| raitafs, ba1tpeF. half ]bp0taea. busItit, and II
| Fact q general assortment If silees faf gentle.
| maB and ladies' end tAildfsH, suitable lof the
| season, aiI rr Wbith will ba stIJ ct the Io#eH
| rates, TO- cash end fash only al the cheer
SANGER, HESS q co
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GREAT KEMDEYI'
HOUSES date Clemsns) INDIAN
TONIC.
4 FArn Avn erHr Uftr tnR

HArh n srHr UHtF ron
CtIiLtH OF AGUE AND FEVER,
IL tte unprecedented time n Fiee Hours.
The attention Of The public IS particularly
called e. This GREAf Rh8rbY tnf tftrts Of
AeuE Avn FFvtR. and IL doing so. the Pro-
tprjslnr deems Il proper 10 make the following
flertarationst the truth ~ wHicll, ha desires
che people To lest by a trial. and he sill cheer
fully abide their decision, rifi lst The afi
Gle il pleasant end convenient to take 2nl
II will cure pusFg ease. II the directions are
observed. ard II wilI Ieava no Injurious efs
farts ~ The sYststnl ~, the buntrafyt Il imPatts
strength rs the constitution. 4 h. II Ia pure
W. vegetable, and tpfhnd from All efrss patti
atps which render other preparations 81 mid-
ty and disaErpaabie IL the taste eth II will
cure wiih rsffaet certainty IN five hours
U Certificates oe the wfapbaf around the
bottle. Df cures ff6ns aix months to- ten Yeas
standing.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, Nv
Eau. W. ]iIausn, Nashville. Tettit and BY
Geo. N. IIsfuuan. opposite the Methodist
Church Sole agent fer Geo. W. House. at
Baton Rouge.
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NOTICE

Being compelled BY urgent private busir.
10 visit Europe within ths least possible
delay, | have to beg rs al especial favor,
fiat all persons indebted 70 me. wiii settle
ttair aefotnts 90 or before Tho tenth Day %
Jahuary aH*ti otherwise I shall bs under The
djs5Hfne1tta Necessity Of placing 1hami ii the
bands of . LaWyaF for collection
nov t1th4 Gro NJ. HBfomAH.
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-En11rE

Al 4srs6rs DESTROYS Of securing ch6ict If
PEWG. in the CHURCH u ST.. JAMES,
{PfotastaDt EaieF6gai) afe requested To call
~ ths store II ALFRED GATES, where 81
plan n f1s pa@s and number is left for tbat
P1fPosrs
WIN. MARKHAM, Sen. Ward6n,
ALFRED GATES. Jt4 Warden.
Baton HgGQe, Nay 7tl 1916.
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C0oK SrovEs-To those wbo are not in
possession Of ono Of these valuable Stoves,
The price If which is saved IN fuel III less than
ono year, we would say, "Ask your neigh.
MR. vino has one. b0w he Is pleased viii IT,,
aud then cali upon as, and VIC will serve you
with one that cannot bG surpassed in excel
ence. ptKEaDd HART.
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4. .MAYTa.

@Bs sgE@A n \ ca
Informs bis friends and customers that no
has just returned from New Orleans Waha
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries 80
consisting Of
100 barrelf, bcet Ohio Hour
80 barrels mess pork
50 DO prime pork an
~ do chime pork
10 do i6les
5000 lbs bulk pork hog round
50 kegs prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams un-
canvsssed
500 do smoked shoulders sugar cnred
~ boxes sperm candles, A So d e.
20 do adamcotine candles is u ls
20 sacks best Rio coffee
200 sacks palt fine and coarse
rs barrels rcctifed wbtskey
Is bird prime sugar also
super or quality imperial Tea, loaf suGaf, rice,
spices, sweet oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome green, chrome Vel
Iow, Iitherage, LiGseed gi1, gpts T'urrentino
paint brushes, copai saroish, window Ella
putty. q fui assortment If croekety mafs.ss,
Plonghs, baimes, Collars, brides aud a
number Of oiber art. Ies too tedious 20 men,
lian,if yon desire 70 purchase good articles
cheap, cali ard eyamige for yourselves.
The subscriber has received from a late d.
rect importation.
12D boxes cIaret wire various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
3 boxes old MaderIa IN half bottles
80 gals old Maderia wine s years in nv
tore, ~ rs 90 per gsls.
30 Boxes french CordiaIs assorted
5 boHes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
3 doz botels, old rori wine Grnuine.
A. MATTA, church street.
The subscriber has received a small Iot NJ
Dupont r r Powder, do e r powder. can.
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated Ia.
gle powder q tin fannisters.
Slot Of al sfzes and . superior article of
prcussion caps.
A NATTA. churcb strae..
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LnnlreiIta Essh mi

GENUINE GARDEN SEED
! have Just received from u Landfsfh's
GBrtse. naaf Philadelphia. Il fine assortment
If bis superior e,fdsb s4ad. together with RAT.
atngnes showing tho comparative worth Of
each particular vegetable. For sale BY
m23 q. p DAVIS
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LIVERY STABLE.

The undersigned takes this opportunity Of
informing his friends and the public general
~, that he has moved into his new stable IN
The lot immediately East of The city hotel
Fully thankful for the liberia patronage here.
extended, lbs undersigned ii soliciting
a continuance Of tho same, begs leave TO say
that no pains or expense has been spared 10
make his Livery Stable what it should be in
the way Of good horses and carriages.
Ito JORDAN HOLT,
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All the Fogds have been purchased by
Sanger himself
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addlery.

We have jest received from lJew York =
a7Hoftm Mt Of padjirH, bfidlsH etc. made ~
preFRly to order, and forming one orthe lar
eest aud boat aar6ftmonta evnf brought IN
Baton Rouge, all Of which we ofrar fr sale At
the loweet New OtleaDa Caah pfraa,
Hsna Creole. Biucher, Oregon. Aiexiran
Pato Alto. Rough and Ready, Spanish, Col
umbjan aud American Saddles.
Ladies' superior quilted seat, Fancy Blk,
Velvet aud plain seat Saddloe.
BorH apaalah, Creole, Columbiana AM Amor
lean Saddles,
Truuka, Vaitea5, double aud pinpIe Sad.
die Haga. partmantoeux, Brides, Btiiie III
I,oga, m~Brtingales, Worated and Cotton Gtrtl,a
'na Sirclnglee. Stirrup feathers. Snetie and
Curb bitn, Curb chains, Blind Brides, Collars,
Cart llarnosa, Planters, Coach, Gig aud
Fwig Whips, Spurs, etc.
PHILLIPS and LANOUE.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
nnY Gnnna.


The undersigned has just received, In adj
diti6n 10 bis former stotk,ATBhey pftBtsy Cal
it6as, &C., t6t0fed bsfaHe, printed mtsiibs.
plaid dfess niBgbanis. shifting strips, dsnims,
assorted tetfbtaae, linen fhftH, linen drill
ling. tWeede, bieaphed and dhbltathed t6ithfs
shifting linen, lin II p%lhtillas, netting, inns4uls
to bars, alapet, efHsl, swiss mnsliH, iatbnetss
linen esmbfie bBndkatthiefs, t6iofea sewing
silks french g6tt6hade, daiHssk cloth, &C.
CLOTHING.
Striped listads t~tatteas, cheek linen. do,
gihEhsin agy cheek linen p]alt6es, striped lie
tade Sacks union check coats, fnHshfka dfeR5sl
tbHtst black nHtih6 pants, cheek linen pants.
t6ttutada pants, blatk satin vests, fanny vests.
nafsaliles vests; gingbam %tfavats, suspehdes,
white bats, black hats, boys hats, glazed wool
hats; &C.
HARDWARE,
Wsffte irons. wrought nails, bfsdF, bolts,
pl6w lines drawer locks, eli locks, f8stssieei
hoes, HHg garden hoes, sauce pars, frass fbbp,
fire dogs, hooks and eyes, needles, bath bfus
he's &c
sADDLEHY.
A general assortment If spanish saddles
hides side saddle. bind bfi6lts, collars, ba-
Tres, and saddle bafs.-Ait Of which Is tTetes
fef sale as low for cash, OF On approved fre=
dii, as can be had if0m any other store III thia
city.
May 10 ALFRED GATES.
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39aper- aaaRers' aaaterfnTs
FLOWERS FLnmFRsI

CHARLES VANIER, invites amateurs of
horticulture to call and examine the ~colIee-
ton OF plants which he keeps for sale at
MIR. shoppers warden, on the Comite Road.
On hand, 200 Thugas (arbor vitn,l fit for
adorningtombs.
Oct. 81 1916
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GRAND DEPOT


GRANTFB'g FE ENCH BLANhFTiS'
1'hs subscribers tRapteasars ~ The late H.
NtuRh1 sole Agents If MI Enb GnAqtfat Of
Hahtfelier. lake pleasure IN announcing g.
the planters, commission merchants. and
dealers generally throughout the euulh. West
and southwestern Bates. that their napot.
~. gt Hag8zi4e street. win always he we'll
supplied hv fresh arrivals Of these sufERt-
ON HLAEkBfss The assortment will con.
EiqtaE
ist quality appoint white Blankets. q to q lbs,
per pair
Il de- do do do q 10 9 DO Do.
superior indigo blue dc I "a y do do
Superior green do i 70 . do do.
Hupafiar scarlet do I to 9 do do.
AtaD=#nperipf Mefino Bed BLANKETS, from
0sralht 20 l%g-poibt,
N. B.-Fhe above goods will he sod at the
tBWesF market rficb, aud a liberal discount
made from regular prices when large quaint
ties arc takens
n, ne GOEH 4RtFFLATp
Agents rer ar, Zoe Cranisr. and Importers
Or French by Goods, VI Magazine street.
New Orleans.
uFi'he Louisville Journal, Nashville Ban
ner, Memphis Enquirer, Yicksbutg Wing,
Natches Free Trader, NHtghitprhas GhGnieie.
Alex tbdfia Republican, Baton Rouge Gazette.
Mobile advertiser, montgomery advertiser.
and Pensacola Gpsetta, will copy The above
twice a week Tor three mont1s.phd send bills
10 This office gar collection.
pgt, tu-z3G
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ANhEEW tRAhInEn
40E'I ~ T0A W y
En- ASH HhtgFss HfKFt

SAUDI ER AHB FhtAFss HEEFH
Respectfully ibAfms tie public that be tas
opened q st6te o. Ct8rti.efteai two dears -
boyH Pike # Hart. #iets he IL feadyt6 fFsa
cute Ft eofk 10 lis line with Bpathess and
despatch
apfd Is 1R4G
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. BURLlNG SLIP NET YORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale Of The
lowest Manufacturers prices, \ very extensive
assortment OF PAPER, comprising ever, nos
sible variety, adapted tn the wants az con.
snmers n 4 sections Of the country. paper
Of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock of PRINTING PAPER i nnn.
suaily large, a part ofwhich is Of very superior
quality.
39aper-S a1aRers' aaaterfaIs
Of every description, imported and kent cons
family on hand, viz: lettings, Wire Cloth.
Fourdrinier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue
Ultramarine, Irvine, &c, &c,
RAGS.
Canvass, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bagpino.
&c, dc, purchased, FOR which the hjgbest
price in Cash will be paid.
Mem York, July 1910
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BAUM La
The Staterg Of Charity have the pleasure Of
informing the public, that they have openod ii
school in thla city, in which Ill the branches
Of GOOD education will be- taught.
Tho Sisters will use their BEST audeavrra to
advance their pupils IN tdeir studies. and spec
rial care will be taken o noufiEh IN their
mjndH those principles Of virtue which alone
can make education profitable.
Pupils Of every denomination nro admitted.
Tho course Of instruction, commencing with
the elements Of education in English aud
Ffaneh. comprises Orlhonraphy, Reading,
Grammar, plain aud ornatu ntal writing, Geo
graphy, with mlpa and globes. Civil aud natp-
raj History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Practical and rational Arithmetic. Book-k Keep
ing, Embroidery, Tapestry, Lace, embossed and
plain work.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Elementary Class Il G 90
For the more advanced. o 90
There are only three Sisters at present in
the Institution but ano hbr Is expected next
month from the north expressly to teach ma.
sic and Drawing.
Adistinct Bchool is also taught by the Sisters
for the benefit Of tn 80 who cannot pay for the
education of their children.
Application 10 Sister MARY M|ARGuEu1r
superior, ut the Institution opposite the former
residence Off G MORGAN Esq.--Mar: 20 no 8
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ROUGH s READY

PALO ALTO HATSl
The subscribers have just received few
eases ofthe New York style, black and
Drab PALO ALTO HATS, direct from
the mandatory. All those wanting FASH
enable hats, are requested to call at
PHILLIPS 81 LANOUE.
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r. X III u A Pc IA II %
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TIM L8ND6a QUARTERLY REVIEW,
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AND
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ton
The widespread fame Of these splendid
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Gbay ]Ataifafp lie views If Tho thteh tfHat
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anp-tIifI If tll1ss IF The fuffiHH 6ap'es, and
willie lheg are equally veil et@ipt They az
ford III flaf advan aye 10 the American over
tie In4ish reader,
TERMS
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For any Three, Do ZOO "
ftf al four nj the HsgisWs. 500 I"
For Bach woods Magazines 800 4"
FOR islaeAwu9d ani liz 4 Rey's 1000 "
CLUBBING
-Four copies If fanny " al Of The above works
gill ba sent Ia one address on payment of tha
regular Subscription Tor thfee=stha fourth copy
befnE gratis.
IT, HBfHttta ttas aud communications. mus
he made IN al eases Htfb9it expense - lie
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Through 4 Past master By tan1ilF him tbs
amount Ia be RENTED, taking his receipt ant
forwarding the receipt BY mail, Post pail, q
1. tho ntaHa7 MAY BE- enclosed IN a letter. Pest
4, fbaft. directed IL tha publishers.
~ H-Tha P0sfdts OH I'll thHsa Pstl5di
rpte il faiufei hV ttp late Post Uiiee law.
alnnt mir difdt The f9fHlsf rates. making a VET.
important saving In the expense 10 the mai
ubsffibefst q
LEO1AnD EC0TtT q 70,
Publishers. liz Fui 6t 81, Nov YofFt
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TuurH ASSOCIATES,

This Institution was organized IN 1887 and
has continued steadily ~ advance il pttblia es-
t]itnaiioni Il nuw ranks among tba Oldest lit
pfafF Institutions III Louisiana, il is IaFnrtbIg
.lleatal. a5 IL Is tho desire If tho Ts8cliats tigtt
Ii should possess every advantages of fia best
schools AT the North Consequently Teach
ofs Of the highest standing viii be auiploYedin
every department. A Chemical apparatus. q
select Library ate connected with The sehbnl
Great attention is paid to The health Of tlla ptt-
filst Only uaa raaa Of serious illness has &c
CURED among the hgaflars in nina Ypafs,
The scholastic year will be divided into two
SESSIONS Of twenty llIrea weeks each. with no
vacation 1T tlr end Of the tzt session,
TERMS PR SESSION
noard & Tuition ii English A. 1900
Tuition IN French. from Il 10 16. y
Washing pef month l..
Furnishing Bod 81 bedding per month l..
Music OH Piano fretn FRO Grnne5frR 80.
The school is divided into two departments.
and 4 regular course Of studies pttfFnal-lt Is
very important that scholars should be entered
at the commencement If the session Tho fall
session commences ga the LET Of Oct The
Languages 81 ornamental branches will tNeei-
ra as mitch attention rs %14tuHts tnaY desire
Vocal Music will be taught in the school
Plain. & ornamental HaedIe work. rfou Of char
GO.
IL Mrs.. Fisher takes Pleasure in %iufgfui=
ing her patrons aud tic public generally
that the INSTITUTE now o joys nd ahtaEa7
unsurpassed by any Institution In tue 5oafls
70 The former nHubar If Teachers three
save recently been aided. Mr. Ij yards, Tea
cher a French, Dawlng and Painting, and
Miss youngz. aud Mes Wbttlnsey. rrcnnt=
W from the North aod graduates n The Mt.
Ilnjynbn Institute, which Is sufficient reconl=
mandatton 10 those who hnow th3 character
81 that institution.
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r. MoEl1HCH,

UN1IdCf mn AffHIftt
Is now prepared 10 take all contracts in bic
line. on the most Fh#s6hatte terms.
4 god assortment Il Cypress lumber On
hand.
MI 1916
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No 0UlNiEll 70 HiFEFIL-

Dr GAE3'V getsa .s Acne PlIs contain
neither Guifiae nor arg N1thatbL
Tho pfaPf etor antiaf'zsE his agents 10
aharanfee the fnrt, f9t i6ad he personals
according 10 the directions accompanying
eafb aoH. F6t sa'a BY G. g. 1UTTIE.
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REMOVAL.

ALFRED GATES, has removed his stora
to Church Street, near the Post Office. in the
new fonr story Brick Building; where he will
sell Dry G cd, Groceries, Hardware. Crockery.
z Glassware, as low as can be purchased at
my store in the city.
Feb. u. No. 2. 1847.
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TO

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
The subscriber respectfully informs build
ers and others, that he is prepared to execute
all kinds of rick and mason work-and that
he will put p buildings and furnish all the
nccessary-such as brick, sand
me. &c.on the most reasonab1eterms.
He also 0 ffers his services tosugarplanters
and from hislong experience in setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary in a sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Applv TO LOYEAU BERHEL
fpb4 So at the Garrison briekYaTd.
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NnrlEM

NOTICE
The undersigned having annted The astah
iiabtnehf, known "a Miohe3s Coaen hnuse
ON Church street. would RESPECTFULLY inform
The citizens uf Baton Rouge. that he will
continue IL The same uId st@n,l There ARE
two billiard tables, and no fatfs shall he
epafri BY him ~ render the aansp' an agrat7a=
bio resort fof those Who vi be pleased to
The best supply Of ltqgsyz viii be kept
constantly on hand,
II. HAtKEP.
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MOULIN Al SCIE

L. proprittaire irlforuI. Ie public
en- general qu'ila achieve IesSr6parations i
son moulin, ct quill est Apr6ts i executor
les ordres qui lui seront c SDfes, avec prom
titnde. Bots de tont6s dimensions CT
planches constamment en- vante pou, du
compliant settlement.
FREDE1IC ARBouR
mai 10 IA
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~ NATION HOtGE PIC
KEfANaH Orleans and
7 Baton ttnige Baelat sfsas
8et MAJE4 nc. ] II Ufat
master. having beer purchased by ] II IRE
t6t John Elei6 Expressly FIR tho Baton Rouge
trade. will leave Hs f7ll9Ws-=Ne# Orleans
every FRIDAY at II O'Clock. A. 81. and
Hattfn Rouge syafy MONDAY at + A. NJ
ryr freight Or passage, apply on board or 10
PIKE q HAtf'. Agents
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TO RENT

The fine two story Brick Store on
Church street adjoining Col A. Malta and
1ornerly occupied by Mr Chas 4. Hill
For terms apply 10
PHILLIPS &LANOTF
CEDAR LOGS for sale BY
PIKE & HART
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1NpoRYaST 10 AMI,

Chriatie'a genuine Patent Gligahie Rings
Baed1qas, Bracelets, g%llva6ie Fluid ahd Pas
tors for the pro Gption and pfem4nout CBre
Rheumatism. Cfam7. Headache ahd ~
foetvjous Complaints, iDst received ard for
sale BY. GEO NJ BEROMAM.
NOgposf'e the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
-LOrN FOR SALE

Eight valuable lots situated in that part OF
the Town. known as Beauregard Town, Lots,
No, l 1901 10 II, in square No 30 and l0Il
ia square No 30.
Said lot. will be sold on liberal terms.
A man OF said property can be seen at the
store of the undersigned,
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
nAHY.

This Seminary snpffiBiendfd BY Mrs.
quarter on The Bib Jantafy, 1916, Under The
m6sf Gittetift auspices.
Allths bfshfhes usually taught N lfstitn.
tons for fouft ladies'. y III ftf6lga tohstaHi
Hhd thefyIgh attention.
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CONN and oArR

SALT
100 sacks t7arss and flne s~hltiust fereiva
~ ''u titkt ahd sBv
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LEOvAHD HCoT'T h 70,
Publishers. tig Fut 6r IT., NsF Yoftt
III MAIL sTEAMTB CORN.

H. e. MAIL ETEAMER CORA.
For D5aatia9Heitta, FiaYasmfie, Hdfoa
Rouge, E0rt Hudson, Dag5n Bara md
fhe G3asf.
.fansah THH HffAaHa CORA, ]. tfo1Fs
Ell. master. viii leave NaH Or
leans every SUNDAY and WEga
ptzfa 1T 10 o%'etoet. A NJ, for lie above
landints. Returning. iatya# bayou Sara syafy
MONDAY an THURSDAY, aftar tlie aFfiyal
Of the Ri road etfs.
Fef fraieht Or passage, apply On board, o at
the WHARF BOAT. June t3-19.l
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KEEP COOL!

Just Received, a splendid assortmen.
Of FANS, by G. G. TUTLE.
June 12-- 10