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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
7'TfE SPRING RaCES
OYER T,HE MAcNO-
.es I'm URSE
abb | -

viii hsstn and continue Eve
davs, 'Fhp rules and regulations Of tas boH.
isiana Course 10 govern these races,
lat Iay Ioghy Club purse 1900 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent, ? OF more entries 10 en-
tiIls The winner to the purse,
seoohd day Joehy Club purse 900 dollsEs
entrance 10 per cent, . Or mt ts 70 thtltlt die
y amer % The purse, . mile heals,
g0d ace this daY. Sweep staht f8f , year
olda entrance 100 dollars 30 dyiiAfB forfeit =
az more 10 make a taee-miie heats
sd Day J6ekY Club purse 400 90 - en-"
trance 10 paf cent, three mile heals.
Same day Sweep Stakes two Hllie heats
gan daIIars entrances, 10 dollars forfeit,
An, Day .toeby CLUB, purse goo dIafars
tn,tp heats, hest ! Ia 3, entrance 10 per gent
A Race this day. Bluw race entrance
10 dollars the iva rr6ptigtors wtfBivs a me
saddle /. this race.
-guantlsmpB riders 40 rider 70 ride his own
herae.eer no hor.e with b%fhten limbs Or
ou,aF ways uhs0uhd to be entered, the last
horss ou; 70 win the money, ! nile out nor
10 make a race. f-.f
sth Day rreprietofs purse 100 dollars EN-
trance 10 pef cent Z ~ more 20 mahe = race
twa mtla heats, /.
sud Race this day defeated stakes free fof
any horas thai hae not won 4 rars during The
" week entrance n doIihrs, play Or Fay to elts7
y hamorniHg Of the faeH' .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.

Attic regular meeting ufthe above aaso.
chiffon, held on tito i2th D~ecemh6r, lsi0,tlq
following teaolution was unanimously adupt.
ed, and ordered to he published III The Baton
Rouge papprs forthfeo mouths.
REsnLvEp-That we see with regrott thai
several discharged eooyiete, instead ofleav.
ing the town With II blush, the in which
they have suffered the penalty Of their crimes
with the boldost ailnnlory parade their cards
in the newspapers, aud having no character
or responsibility to lese, try TO. %monopoliSe
the majority ot some branches ct mechanical
work ia this town and neigbborbood, by un.
dnttaktug work at such low prices that it 10
impossible for the honest and upright ]cttizena
who have amilioa to maintain. and educate,
60 compete with ,hem-that this association
esteom Il their duty to publish the names Of
such among rs now of that Chase, and leave
the public 10 decide whether they will pat
ronizo the discharged felon, forger or murder
or, in preference to the honest and uprigh
citizen,
The persons named below are Of ,haa class
BROWN s. SHELDON, Carpenters
Builders, Cabinet Makers, Piano Forts
Fepairars, sc. s5 o.a (dec 10 Sm)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
my GOODS.

II. DE GOEH " KtFFLAHD take this op.
portnnity N informing Dry Goods n]erehhnls
from the adjacent states. who visit New Or
leans for tho. purpose of purchasing Dry
Goods, that they are constantly supplied With
q fail and wsH selected STOCK u British,
French sad american dry goods, direct from
the manufacturers, which wiz DO sold As
cheap ~ In The Northern markets.
Nov landing 81 ships Viola and Edward
Boustsad, from Liverpool, and ship Aabieen
from Havre- .tasE
500 packages fstl Dry goods, forming a
choice selection f0t th6 South and South.
western markets
II. Dr. GOER 4 RIFFBARD.
Tmpdflers Of Dry Goods, ~ magazine ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
q. MATTA.

Informs bis friends and atstor9srs That he
has just returned from New Otfgau" WINS
fresh supply Of PROVISIONS, Grovorigs "a
consisting Of
100 barrels, best Ohio fsuv
80 barrels mess pork
50 d. prius pork
~ do chime pork
10 do joles
5000 Ibs bulk pork hog found
80 kegs bfims lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bas9n hams uF'~
ssnVasssd
800 Do smoked shoulders sugar cured
~ boxes spsfm candles, ~ De Il Ga
20 do adamsBtiHe candles Gs g. e.
20 sacks best Rio coffee
900 sacks sait fine and Gohrss
~ bafrels feefifsJ whiskey
IL bid prifns sugar also
superior quality Imperial tea, loaf sugar, rice,
spires, sws6b oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome kfsau, gbf0tas Tel
lnw. lithsfHgs, LinsAsd iii, sbts Tufpeutias
paint brushes. copaI varnisb, window gla
putty, 4 fal assortment NJ eFoekafy W#rasss,
Plougbs, haitnes, Collars, bFi1i8s sod =
number II other a~ftiGlss loo tedious ~ Hish.
ton, II You desire to puftbass good articles
cheap, call and a1amins for yourselves.
Tbs subscriber has foesivod from ; late d.
rect importation.
100 Boxes cIaFst wins various hFands, sgms
superior md cheap iablo WtHg,
p bdxss old Madsria In half b6tllss
30 gals old Msdsfia vino D gssfs In mx
I ore, - R5 90 per gals.
30 Hexss french CofdiaIs ssS5Ttsd
+ boxes old Gh8ffy vine
10 baskets chstapsigns very gnst
q dog b0tsls, old port vine E%enuinA
A. malta, church street.
Th5 subscriber has T~gesivod small lot Of
| DUpoth r r r Powder, DO n r powder, can
ngs powder, snd also DUp0bts e6lsbratsd &c.
| gle powder IN Tin eAnnistaFs.
Shot 6f 81 sizes end superior articls If
pfeussieB caps.
A MA TIA. ebufcb strset,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
BEAL Il SON.

DeAlefsih efles. pf9vlSi1hs5 hsrdWaT
shoes &C.. would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they now have and
wittcepttnue to keep on hand II c0npIete as
s6rtmenl NJ the above articles, which they
are determined to sell rs low for cash as
they can be had In this place. @
GROCERIES h PROVISIONS.
Flour, whiskey, bacon, lard, Havana, and
Rio coffee. brown, white and loaf sugars
family and scented soap, black and cayenne
pepper ,Allspies aud cloves, Hutmsks, CHINA
mon, ginger, satsratus, mustard, starch, fns
and coarse salt, sperm and star candles, rice,
imperial, gunpowder and black teas pickles,
.sardinss. snaf, cigars, tobacco, indigo, olive
oil. brandy. gin, rum, annesetts, VIVA Aud ct@
dst y%taegar, stenghton's buffers.
HARDWARE &c.
BOOTS H. SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof do, cal
sawsd bropa1s, seal and kip DO, seal kipdo
for boye, ladies' seal brogabs and Rebtletnen's
%.lippere DC. And % Gne aBd Rood An assert
msnt Of glass and cfoekery ware rs thsrols
in town, all Of which 70 offer at the very
lowest price. for cash.
We will also keep on banda supply Of
prints, oil mud brushes
oct 4 no 80 Is4"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06

D. LLL1RG orr Ar AND BELOW COST
d. SANGER, has the pleasure Of annouf-
cling 20 tss public, that he has made such az
Fragments - 10 dissolve C0psrgnsrghip with
Messrs, l.. ana A. Hssas after tho coming
Nsw Year, IN order u reduce bis present
large stock Of goods, which consist Of tina
ehciGgat s~Ftieles 81 all kinds Of Dry fancy
and Staple loDds, a8 we'll as R8bGlsmsnfs
| Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc., They
~ill sell positively at cost, and q great msn
articles even below cost. u, Sanger ai1
slfef Do business alone, as soon sg lbsT pres
s0a stock u mostly void,
With the above named Inducements We
hop3 10 sell out our present stock aad 81 tho
game time respectfully invite 81 those IN
dsbted to ~ 10 come forward and settle tnslg
scco nts,otberwisgthey wiil b. placed IN the
lands Off !awyef for collection,
ID. HANGER. HE58& Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
AVIS.

10 sousslen6 inforns le public q0'a vtsns
lie louer 10 eaf5 tenu par 10 pass5 par MI
chel Grunary, sur IA mo DE- regliss, 81 kt-
forms respeetueuSssment lee cileiyons de-
Baton Rouge qn'H c6ntinueta Is meme caf5,
Ell quill fsfa son possible potir plairs aa
public, ct rsndte 90 maison I'm r5ndez vous
agreeable pour celz qui yoldrOni biaa Tho
norer de leur pratifaos
II tiendra lotleufs sss dsUr JtaiasAa en-
bon ordre.
Dec 4, 1910. q. HACKBT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06

A. malta, ofFers for salo tho follow
ing articles, viz
2 card tables,
/ writing iesk with copying machine,
secretary, .l...r
/ gold watch (English)
l Silver teapot,
/ silver cream mug,
! silver sugar vase,
doz silver spoons,
q silver salt spoon9,
Q silver sugar tonga,
silver spoon for crushed sugar,
And a number Of other articles too tedious
to mention, if not sold at private sale, will BE-
sold at auction 10 the highest bidder, with
out reserve on Saturday, 18th dayof Decem-
Der next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
4 " MAIZE
n L ANADEMN.-

Mr. Cooper begh leave 90 inform hib frionds
and the public goRcrslly, that he Academy
IL now open for tho reception of pupila nn-
der HE own immediate supnrtpiendenco,
lie lima employed AZ ah a%setatAnt Mr. MeCade
a graduate NJ Wahssh College II Tho State
of Indiana, aud ran with etrft confidence
ptodyr himself t. render tull sattsfpciion 10
all VIII may favor him with their patronage,
No ehatgr will be made FIR Nofc .ha0 ono
Naturalization Of any scholar who docs moi
advance "a Tho ea tsIactinh Of big pofenIe or
guardians, AZ none VIII he permitted to rec
uain At the schaoi longer than oro month
VIII, haa mol the capacity or INCLINATION 20
leatn, without Information Of those tAGts be-
iny given IA thoir paronte OF thoRo who send
thun 10 pchonh,
Afow boye can hr accommodated with com.
Portable boarding and lrdgiag at moderate
prices.
Baton Rouge Jan 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
pugLIC SCHOOLS.

At a meet,sg 6f the board O administrators
Of public seRS0ls, hgld this day, Il was %fos9lvs
ed, that all persons having claims against
The parish for tsaobing iUdiGenl children from
April 1st, ls4l to April ist, 1916, be requ9s.
tod to hand their accounts properly autbenti-
eatod 10 VIM. " Pike, by OF before tho 20gh
day If October next. IN order that a distfibHs
ton Of tho appropriation for the goaf lJ45
be made.
JonH RHfD, President.
+ OeE0A 1g40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
YiMOYAY FAY, NJ u.
DENTIST.

DEM A3A'
Has now on HAED, Tig BEsT on MATERIAL
tor perfect work, and pledges 10 bta patrons 10
good operations Us they can obtain IN tho
state, particularly in mounting teeth On
gold plate.
Office al bis residence.
Calls left nj tho drug storo Of o. ?: Davis
win meot with prompt attention,
DR.. Fay has beon kindly permitted to reter
TO The following gentlemen, most OF Wh9'n
have been acquainted with his operations, da
ring the past nine years,
d + Harvey, m. D., US A. q French,
N. D. /; Henry Perkins, M. D.; John Perkine,'
MD. Up McGimsey, I'D Z NJ therefore,
NJ 4. + M Enders, NJ. D.. +; . Layeock' ~
D. +; Augustus King, NJ D.: lion Judge B9fk'
Hon Judge N g Penn ; Rev. J. Woodbridge;
Rev. John Burke. fa.. #.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06

The undersigned has just Feesived ~ the
6~f7aur6l and Tilifd Street IN add
ton to hfs former stock If
DRY GOODS.
English, french and MackaBaw blankets, 4,
/ "A, bro. and bIeA. sblrtings, bed tiGkings.
Ljnssys, Jerseys, wOblen stripes and platds,
blue denfnes, 1'affain ptaids, American En-
piish and Frgheh C%aiie0e@, muslin do latne,
beautiful shaded eofdevill8 robes, Irish linen,
linen napkins, table daHssB, Bro. tsblo
cloths Russia diaper, gent and ladies' hosis.
~, gent. and ladies' gloves, lined berlin
gloves, spool roSon, SILK, bingham and cot
fou umbrellas, green bareR0 yFils, polka,
ak c~fGyats, self adjusting stocks, linen cam
brick silk and ba6daha fandk6rchiefs, p6ngs6
and cotton flag habdksffbi6fs. Madras and
printed head handbsfehisfs, green elastic
tispsnders, also = g669 supply 81
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire. dogs. SD iron eh0vsIs
aud tOugs, sp1des and ah6yels, plantation
loes, french locks. R6ddug combs, butts and
straps, hinges, knives end forks, pen and
pocket do, cross cut and baud s9ws, mil
and hand saw files, spurs, rails, talks, STIR
fups, bride bits, bolts axes, hand aEos,
hstehots, hammers, nails, bfadss taekas finis~
king nails, door, knob, locks, porfold Iat4hess
sham ~lasehiss round bolts, h6llsw ware, Grid
irons frying pans, and also IN assortment
of
GROCERIES,,
Such ~, coffee, sugar. rico. tea, KY,
mustard pickles, Crambstries by the kfg Of
gallon, ~rhlsips, bottle CIDER buckwbeat foHi
or, eIaret wine By the b~otlIeaOr boz, powder,
and shot, vinegar, sweet oil, epifra candles
stag candles. cod fish, HagaHHa preserved
and sweet meats, grapes, BaIergtuF, pine ap.
pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, coafse and fine
salt, table do In b0xss, uiuscat vino cham.
eaipp wine, inaearont, vGfmae6IH asstije
soap, crushed sugar. ~chocolstG, sthfchs end
indigo.
Almost every thing necessary FOR family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionabjs elk bata, white and bIael
| cashmere hats, boys and youths bats, cap
and negro hats, PABLO coats, blanket cost
| fine broad cloth e0ate, dress and froek bl
EeE4mir, MIXED tweed and fancy c0IoFsi
panfatoops, ~satinet, easmicr, fancy and sill
vests, and a large assortment Of Eent. an
aides shoes, bragRns, slippers, boottges
hiIdren shoes, ali Of which viii be sold a
moderate rates.
ALFRED GATES.
nov, IA is4e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
g1DDLE, IiaREEss
AND q g
Trunk ~MANUFACTOHY.

TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber has On hand and offers f6a
sale, 10 very reduced prices, tho largest ss-
sortrene ofghDDLERY ever offered Ia Be-
ton R0ugs--c6Dsiatlng of
Quilted Ladies' G&ddlea
Plush do DO
Velyaa do do
Plain do do
Quilted and plain Spanish gsddlsA
Travellers Baddloa,
Plantation do
American do
Columbian Do
BIAck led Ruseal TfnBkA,
Trunk YalIsgss as
Carpet Bags.
Carriage a6d Buggy Hafhsaa.
Gig and 86Iky DO
Wagon and Cart 40
Saddle Bages =
Wagon I'D Cart Hamss,
Hofse and Mule Collars,
Bind Brides,
Trsre ChaiHs,
Brides, and Birdie Filings
Martingales, CEuppers,
Coach, Gig and Trottibg Whips
Switch, Riding ard Dog Do.
Plantation and CAT dos
And a large assortment 81 Dlate8 brass ana
steel Bride Bitfs and Spurs, all II which ags
offered at very reduced prices for Cash.
Jan. Pr. A. BRADFORD.
Church Street. one door from Pike q Harris
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
NOTICE.

F.. A. NEpHLrR, Collector for the town
and Parish Of East Baton Rouge. Res
nectfIly offers his services to the public
generally. All business in his Inc
9romptly attended to. Any orders lett
for him at the Mayors Office will meet
with due attention.
ysn. 40 le47. 53 m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
pRcTCiRAS AND ANTI Asthma
~ TIC aYuIfp.,

a. III 51RUF4
VI have, for MOI q than thirty years, been
aHiielet witha Asthma. which vas known. not
only 10 my fFisHds, bnt also N. many others,
wbo eoald fridge 9r the situatt7h to wfiieh
This mtlady chad reduced n,e,A Daring me
latter paft o Che disease could not festin
bed, and Frequently, during The sfaes OF eight
ar lon DAYS. { soptt not eve I ~ d1wn, SEN
ted In an arm etatf=@tiy head reclining 90
The side NJ Stp bed, I obtained A. intervals
some rep0sest This situation becoming dess
psrate, 1 trit8t various means % obtain rslisL
and have succeeded, after more thar q years
rsseateh, IN discovering d sprCihs syrup,
which has ps9duesA such u happy effect upon
that ~ pfetaHt | only experience some sign
oppression. shi6h II Immediately relieve
BY one OF Two doses IT Al any time rem
exposure, ism threatened 9Th an attack,
| take fapeAstd doses 8fths Sytttp, and sttSa
esed In nhtCtnihg I'm mediate relief
u Ii NOT - he SUPPOSED that a disease 40
obstinate AL he AHttha, should yield to the
irst dpaes II The syrup it IL only after long
uae tbs: faliaf may bio expected, or q perfect
cure. I taken whom first attacked
AaaSpgetsfal, tiiia syrup is employed IN
tIts BttsifeF Cart 5F ths diaeases NJ the BREAST,
sueh NJ jrarshiifH @" inflammation IT the lbhgs
zaplenriay $50, Dr, ttanft has employed It
In eaaea Of palmatnory phYaie, and It has sue
eeedatS bette than any other remedy III fslievs
inn The oph8 HAioi that always accom- pathess
thTs aIsFrilTEl disease. H8 Informs me, that
III ufdaF Ia afford eerlaih relief, he has baah
ohltppS towards tho and OF The disease, TO ada
minTstAfN strong doses. Dr., Ran : con.
sjisfsS u No bns Of The besl pstt6fal refhadlBs'
The directions for uBs arc attached TO The
battisa .e# -
gtore u the undersigned, and prepared by bin
In Hat3p Rouge.
Prizes 10 En- per phial ofb ounoes-s7 30
pei drEen IAisls. una
ThE fot sfaing statement IL true, ne regards
~,nyse;i, Refers 10 DR., II. Rance.
daea 10 , Ia, II. LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06

DR. J, Boyd, wants to purchase > siskIy
or diseased negroes npdcr - year sgs, "a
for which 8 fair price viz be given aecops
ding to Their "afious diseasss=rOf hs will
attend thsm At bis Hospttal one nils fem
Baton Rouge. anrihg sasif Illness. upon lib,
sfsl terms. ToI particulars etqa iIeal bic
0Aes neGr ghs Episcopal Church.
De- 2hLL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
r ROUGE RACE
@ COURSE. ..5s
TO OF FINE
SPORT AND RACE HORSES,

TO LOVERS OFF FlNN
SPORT AND RACE HORSES
THE proprietors have the pleasure Of in.
forming tho sporting community that they
have leased the race course near baton
Rouge, for the term Of five years, ana thai
Il il now undergoing thorough repairo' and
In a few weeks that they will he prepared 70
accommodate any number Of horses, and VIII
have, the course equal, II not superior styIe
to INV in the United States, 10 point q
elegance and convenience.
The proprietors pledge themselves 70 con-
duct The course on such liberal and they be-
lieye rentlemanly principles, as Will ensure
general stisfaction. They would here re-
mark to their sporting friends, far asd near
and to all those interested, that II they "nlean
eporting" they must send in their sub
scrioti6ns, either by letter or some AUTHOR
ised person.
From the evidences Of success The subscri-
bera have already in their possession, ana
from the we'll known liberality Of the South
orn pcoplc, the subscribers indulge no doubts
about obtaining subscription lists highly res.
nac,able. both in the number OF members and
In the amount subscribed.
In cancellation, the Subscribers would say
that thew expect their friends will give IN
their names as soon as possible, to have the
Spring meeting, prior to the New Orleans
aces. and also to enable the p%roPrietoFs to
sdvartise liberal purses. It is therefore par
t~icularly desirable that the list should be
made out Immediately.
ODOM g. ELLIOTT, Proprietors.
p. 8. There will be meeting at TINS
Court. house, on the evening Of The LIST Mon
| day In January, the first day of the State Far
when there willbe an address delivered, and
it Is expected that all persona, disposed 10 en-
courage the enterprise will be present.
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0.HACKET
MiIME.

All persons are hsreby notified net to trads
with Or give credit 10 my lie susan O'Nsat,
OF to hire, Of buy any negroes from her, ~
any such transactions vii be- nall and void,
end viii DO fe2cseded with in tbe same mar
Der ne II no Slr9smgnt had bosh made.
dec ~ ALBERT UNEfL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
CAUTION.

tTlU IIJfFI"
Tho public generally ara hereby cautioned
not to trade for or receive in payment a COZ"
tain note drawn by Robert G, Ingreham in fa-
vor Of Janea a Mcdonald, made payable In
january 1917, drawing eight per cent from
date until paid, said note having been wrong
fully obtained from the subscriber and no eou-
sid6ration having been given therefor.
Jany. 9O--no l.. Jam3s A. Mcdonald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06

In accordance with the instructions u tho
Police Jury If this parish, passed al last ssss
sion +; | Will shortly %shfotGs the law, BY sol
cure Of property Of non residents, and resi-
dents Of whom d demand has bgen made for
tLeif tHKsss
Wa ~IlUBBs, Collector Of Parish Taxes.
MOULIN A 9C1E.
10 propri6tairo infotmg 10 public
On general qi'ii a achieve los rbparatobs .
SON moulin, OF qpit est pf6ts a executor
les ofdtes quilui serent e%onfhs, av6cpfon :.
tiludo. B6is do t0ntos Dimensions
pianehes eopstamnen en- gente pour
epmptnnt seaiement.
FREDERIC ARBOUR
mai 10 ID
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PROSPECTUS FOR GRA-
j.. MAAHts u.

Aiiy person who may send us five sub
s~rf,lsary md ten dollars, will receive m u
pren,ium nh extra copy. Of the MAGAZINE
o. thu FOUNTAINS, the beat annualtor ls47,
conaining ought magnificent engraving"
Ia nezzottnt. byt BARfAtN, the master
ia tfRa aiyte 0f nogtsying with original ef.
uel,S ofdvtt $50 pages, by tho very beat
American wtitpre.
W. mako this ~unequalIod liberal oftr
in oslrf "a raise our Clubs early, no ma 10
camS tenfo with o0r edition o. once In Jahu
". l., mem6er, that all subscribers 90 the
nova vnidn r~ersivo the entire sheets Of
Caoaofsnpw Novel. s
Geo. Il. Graham d Co,
l2a Ch,atnut 81. Phiiadelphih,
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pwa TO PERSONS DESIGNING TO
nnaButLD, acs--The undersigned,
Builder and Architect. respect
fully inf0fmst the citizens Of Dat
en II 1gs mat he Is nov well braparsdto take
ali contracts In tho line Of building.
Persons living Al d distance, who are build
ing, can, by tsaythg their 5rtsrs III my shop
On Church street, opposit Mr. M. 0faharrSt
Coffee House, have their sashes, doors,
blinds, winddwsfFamss, ETC, made In The best
style. Iobbing, about town, done a. lbs
shortest notice,
These dssirons Of building, will abd II 10
thsi, advantage to give me a call before CON
]trastipg elsewhere. I will furnish spseifGa+
lions. in all cases, without charge, II do the
wBf4. .
/ will keep on hand, at ell times, q good
stock Of SEASONED lumber, and Other bnilds
Ing materials, 40 that persons wishing to
baihI. need suffer no unnecessary detention
In having their work done.
M. AZ. +. MGKtTRtCB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
BHTON ROUGE FE-
MILE INSTITUTE.
Mus l.. M. FfsHHa, PatE0tsAt, WIFE
MttaAH a~anBfArnh.


'Tbta tnslttullan was organized hi 1887 and
haa continued steadily 10 advance In public 90
t~inattan, II now ranks attang the oldest lit
,farv institutions In Louisiana, II " hyerably
lnrafad. g. Il IN the desire Of the Teachers that
n shonld paaHeaa every advantage Of tho beHt
saheola nj the North. Consequently Teach
ora Of tho highest standing viii be ethployed u
every department. A Chemical apparatus, y.
select Library are connected with the Hrheol
Great attention is paid 10 the health Of the ph+
Mia, Only one casa NJ serious Illness has o.
rtrrrd ntnbng tho boHrtrfH In nil6 years.
,rha aehelRstIe year will he divided into tive
aaauioua Of twenty three weeks each, with io
vacation NJ the end Of the III seabt0n
TERMS PER SESSION
Board g. Tuition in English q 1890
Tuition In FFpnth, from ~ to 10,
Washing per month "#". !,
Furnishing Ied a. bedding ptf month /,
aT Music on piane from Pro uruhebdfg %,
s.1ha srho1l In divided info two departments,
mud n regular r6uFsp of attdiea pUfsued@H is
ynfy important that %RrlalafH should be entered
nj the commencement of tho arHBion, The fall
erHator commences Oh the LIT Of Oct The
LAnyuauep Il ornamental branches will rurei.
W aa much attention 40 parohta may dnRirn,
Vocal Music will be taught in tho school,
Plain, g. ornamental needle work, FREQ Of char
~.
frM rH, Fisher takes %plessure In Iuiofm-
ing her patrons and lilo public generally
ttRt The lNHTtrdTf uow elioys advantages
" unauFpaBHud by any Institution in tho Sonth,
"a tie former number Of Teachers three
cavaiFeeontly been allied, Mr. EdwArde, Tee.
cher Of Frsnchs DfaWiig and Painting, and
Milan YounrA, and Mae WbtuleRry, recent.
" rom TIC North and graduates Of Tho Mt
l~ttIynkr Institute, which Ia sufficient recon-
mendattou to thuHe who know the character
AZ that Tustttutt0n, ....
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
GINGHAMS.

VIZ have lust opened beautifulassortment
of French, Scotch and Earlston black ana
fancy Ginghams, suitable for the season.
Also d fsg pieces Of Bingham Lawns.
tupes . PHILLIPS f LANOBE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-06
TO E SC.
HARDWARE.

The undersigned wishing to discontinue
tn line of business win, from this date, dis
pose Of the balance they have on hand at and
below cost. Persons needing hardware viii
do vel b. calling, as we are determined "a
sell.
Feb. 1T