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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGT0N.
wAsIIIsoroN, Dec. Il, IsAI .

WAsuISGroS, Dec. 81, Ie47.
Brin'h Colonial Sysfem-R,psai Of the Napixstfsn
Lars- Ianrnol -Mezieo.
correspondence has taken place between tho prtsh
Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Minister at that
court relative to the repeal Of the navigation laws Of
Great Britain Mr. Bancroft applied to Viscount Pal
merion, early in November TO learn whether ministers
would consent to establish with the United States .
perfect system Of reciprocity, In making all vessels Of
ener country fitting out from any port In the world
ee 70 Trade to any port OF the other nation whsthsr
nome or colonial Viscount Pamers.on after the Ispss
OF some weeks, replied that although her Msjsstys
ministers did not feel ut liberty to advise her Msesty At
once to make such change in the commercial system
as was asked by Mr. Bancroft without the sanction OF
PArliament-yet, ss soon as that body would meat q
would be introduced watch would embrace al
the views put forth by Mr. bancroft in his note II 4
not doubted that Parliament will at once act syorablv
on the bill.
The Importance to the United States Of such msa-
sure. cannot be exaggerated. The British colonial
system has been most grievous restriction upon our
commerce and It's humiliation, promised by visoount
Pamerstop will open to enterprisipg merchants the
lucrative trade Of the East and West Indies and Of the
other British settlements. from which they have been
hitherto debarred This will be the greatest stride yet
taken by free trade and 1t Is not to be doubted that al
Europe will follow the example Of Great Britain.
Ahe npeEni commotcisi treaty maoe Dy hanover Win
the United States, has been, In no small measure in
srumental In dsposipg the British government to this
wise The Rhine provinces have recently mi
sted the example Of Hanover towards the United states
and everywhere, silently but steadily commercial
relations being put upon the most foot
ing The repeal by Great Britain Of the laws restrict
ing the trade Of the United States with her colonies
will be far more beneficial to this country than any
commercial treaty ever made by our government.
In the teeth OF the Presidents veto message the
River and Harbor BILL the House day passed resou.
tion, on motion Of Mr. Wentworth affirming the right
Of the to improve harbors and rivers
for the regulation and extension of commerce. and with
view to national defence. 10 was carried by the dec
sve vote Of 1873 to 81.
The pacific demonstrations indicated In the recent
newD from Mexico nrs wholly disrsgnrded by the 3D.
minstration Indeed this government does not reoos.
nize the existence Of government In Mckee, notwth
standing the presence OF the Brtsh Charge da6arss
1t is well that Mr. Trst has ct length received his letter
of recall as his longer stay might DO mschisvous.
GALvIENsfs
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The Grand Exclusive Fancy Dress Ball or
the original Minerva society takes place evening
-
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wAsHiroTos, Dec. IL, 1877.
Bcgardus is In town and We never see him hsre but
We think that the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 at some
new experiment on the subject Of the customs Some
new instructions to the collectors at Vera Crus Tam
pco and Mstsmoras, are perhaps under advissmsnt.
II they not, they ought to be-
The last roney intelligence from Mexico Is interesting
and original and has notwithstanding the warke pro-
pensites Of Santa Anna, an odor of nationality and
peace about IT, There s bsre possibility that may
have the Mexican Commissioners in Washington close
upon the heels OF MIR. Trist
senator Yuec, for days past, has had In the
tupda OF the cnpitol bunch half dosen sugar
some ten feet high They raised his plantation
on the St Johns river In Florida, and the finest
specimens OF we have The all
the peninsuls bossomed this season, n development
which Is very seldom known In Louisiana, or in Texss
for the climate of Florida next TO that Of Cuba itself
Messrs Brown and Little opened thsr little theatre
called the Adelph 10 crowded house LIST evening The
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FELIX.
WAsHrNcroS, Doe. 81, lss7.
C0neress-MeI

WARRINGTON, Zoe. ~, leH.
Consress-Msrico.
II difficult yesterday, to shut down the steam in
the Senate the question: "what Is to be done with
Mexico ?" The Incidental discussion which barely sp-
preached the margin Of the subject In itself full Of
interest Importance, and Significance And We thought
1t was apparent from the opinions elected from Messrs
Calhoun, Allen Csss, and Nlef-especially Cas- and Al
80 far from there being desire In the Ssnsts
to absorb Mexico there disposition to deal with her
in spirit Of the greatest liberality
From the temper and substsnce Of the resolutions on
the and peace questions submitted In tho House
day though strongly tine tured with party NORWOOD
there yet indicated something decidedly hopeful
peace.
Mr. HOLMES yesterday offered q resolution proposing
that the States receiving the surplus In 1897
and subsequently,, should be called to return
the money to the treasury. This demand would 20
hard with Maryland. Pepnsylv inia, illinois, and some
other States In the federal galaxy Vir mia wouldn't
take the money; consequently, II Mr. Holmes ped-
ent were put practice she would OF the gain
err by her proud rejection Of the loan Nor do con.
slider this expeder Of MIR Holmes hough
afraid very little cash could be raised BY the
transaction Something at all events, must be done
We recall the surplus revenue or tax tea coffee
sugar, molasscs ard home nsde whisk.y or put direct
tax into operations or proceed to working the Mexican
mines or to direct imposition the poor Mexican
azzaroDi or to sale OF Of the pro-
ducve deserts in the great BASIN and the CHA and
Colorsdo Of those stupendous deses spoken Of by
Nortc OF the sand wastes on the Cimmsrons or OF
the volcanic debris along the base Of the Spanish peaks
and perhaps we might do something even better with
the Quicksilver mines amo9g the assures Of the Santa
Barbara range the Pacific; with the precious me-
tails In the Mono,ovs mountains
Yet all these expedents Of revenue promise but beg.
carly return Besides his liabilities growing out OF this
Mexiosn war, the other hand Uncle sam ID threat
ened with the debts OF Texas Leslie Coombs
has petition In the Senate the subject BILL We
expect will be reported and passed, It will lead the
general government inevitably TO the necessity Of the
twenty millions Of Texas debts
When we look at the increasing and expanding pros
pect OF tarstoD when consider the aversion OF the
people to tax gsthereYs from gton the necesstv
OF funds and the uppopularity OF direct collections Ne
hsvetbe key which will open the door to peace.
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AUNCH-Thc ship London, Of 1900 tous bnrlhen, 10.
Packets To- be commanded By Captain y. ~. Hebard will be
launched this mornps quarter before o'clock from The
d7slrsre ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

DIR. Bostvick's New Medical Book. with
hints to young men, illustrated with plates Just published by
Burgess StrDger Co.. 222 Broadway IL the most vau.
able book Of the kind Published and should be in the
hands OF every father aud guardian OF youth
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would mike BILE the coming Holidays
not hnd more useful article the Gold Pen
e one hats durable and warranted John W. Creation Co
found IN the city which they selling any
other house IN the trade in Gold Silver Gold Pens
repOlntcd and aired
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Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes. Cornucoplas,

motto papers fancy for confec ewery boxes
round and boxes for druggists pill boxes &c.
Goid silver copper tissue morocco marble Chinese and
pictures &c Also boxes for wedding cakes Wholesale and
retail at 90 Maiden lane q. Kraft Manufacture and I'm
porter.
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The cheapest and best place In the CITY to
&C. B0S,s and She's ionss Ann street the Anne.
"a so, and first Boot he will sell You can also get
avery nice par for - So and his waterproof
sole Boots they cannot be beat rricc quality
thermore, all goods sold by friend Jones' Of No A. Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

'V'HE nbYs On; sCOHESBY Of Engand,
eond visit 70 This eountry has kindly com.
piy ,Mitn nn9ne which has been made HIM 70 deliver
wv ,LEGILRES on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
w xy.h ana JOIN INST, at the New York society Library,
satlse. Of yheh will be The Principle CONSTRUCTION and
Vpcaon 81 the Gigantic Teescopes the arl of Hosse
deyedom personal visits Lord ROSIE aud ample oppoi.
nes OF examining into the construction Of aud viewing
the heavens with, these magnificent Instruments The pc.
eseds Of these Lectures will be deyted to the Church and
Hospital OF ~ George the Martyr Tickets Of adm is,ion ~
N. eograe be obtained Of the Rector of the above
Chutch the Rev. Moses Marcus No 10 and 20 John street,
st nesrs Stanford Swords 1872 Broadway; at Mr. Bswin
oietv Lbr nv. do3Tt,rsu "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

Gold and silver watches for the Holidays.
beautiful and extensive assortment of ladies' ard gentle
mems gold and silver Watches Of which arc of entirely
AID original patterns essned expressly holiday pre-
for sale the lowest Y SAVAGE l9a Full
ton street Gold watches from $40 and upwaIds.
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Tho best place for gentlemen to Get IN,

The best place for gentlemen to get their
boots shoes gaers and pumpss friend Young oppo.
site Office He will you French calf boots
Tor - TO- such as are sold ether IS S7
forget that small prots the of Mr. Young formerly
OF NO. Ann street. We would all friends 10
nice fit, him and you will be peased-the Doctor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

IAcoB 8. rLATr. Ape.ion.er- : HoLIpAY Pre-.

TACOB g. PLATT. Auctioueer - HOLIDAY PRE-
faney Good; Toy, rich plated 400 6ne IS
carat gold case Watches Wax Dolls Kid and Dress Ac
codeor Paper Maehe Portfolios Tor Gold Pens &C.
JACOB fLAIT Will sell this day, above. commencing
O'clock the Auction Room Plat street 500 Ios
eo%pI,ns large ss,ormeat. suited 20 Of
chsser 80 lots assocs fuzzy goods, Alro vuabie nyciee
Of Plated Ware Cake Basket Csndesiichs C.. Toys in
cases. and asserted lots fo dealers, nelly dressed DoIs
Toilet Furniture, Ls., wepbT. FoweTs. Fancy B,I.s,
the celebrated manu- M. Brushes Fancy soaps
Perfumery Shaw Cases, Basket Bass Crochet Bags with
Cases. Targe Flower Water Conmeopias Retlculcs Chna
French Walking Canes. Also with which The sale will com
meacs. aeh invoice Of imported gold gilt plated and silver
Jewelrv, Head Omanents Silver Combs &c. Also, IL w
fac Tea Trays Also Fac Steel Purse Clasp. and
Mounts Fob Chains French MolIe dc Besux English Lue
loguea a, ihe auction Room, JAn0B 5. PhATT, Ase-
toneerLagc sale Gold and Silver Watches, Fancy Goods
rich imported JewerY Steel Goods Psted Ware &c. II
attention Of puchasss directed thi SALE TO take place.
comprising 500 lots Fancy Goods Toys, Gold and Silver
Watches Steel Goods, fine impo ted Je~elry. &c.. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

Portable Shaving Cases.--The most portable
and the most complete article having
requisite for gentiemans toilet, and travelling
Mon. invaluable. For sale G. SAUNDERS SON. III
Broad way, few doors above Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

III LHANUF.D 3-NEW YORK, ALBANY
IL AND TROY LINE FoR ALBANY AND Troy
DihECTFfom the foot OF Courtandt street-Passenger,
taking this Boat will ariye n Troy take the earliest
morning Trains west 70 Buffalo aud north Saratoga Lsks
1eorge snd Chanpln. The Iow.pressure steamboat I'M
PIE, CsgL r. b. Macy Thu, Evening ats o'clock besa.
freight appy on bo,rd or at the Office The wharf nso re
NuiICE-Hour changed from 70 O'Clock The Albany
y Ever,ng Lane Steamers ISAAC NEWTON, and ORE
CON will enye for Albany o'clock insiead OF a. hsrs
tn'nrr on NJ" ''rf Nondfv NOV ~ 1877 mn
THE NEW HAT COMrANy's ONE rRILE 81 ORE
The n,st nutraIst that made for three II
lar'-the very hncst molsAhin three dollars No second
aaoifyTn9 ,,sotd w,ee III, uadc applied With Hat Mir
and bQwery. GAhpbNATI, Manager. 'sr
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Pictures taken at tho Piumbe National Da-
guerrean Gallery in cloudy weather. equal taken
n EAR ySeat ~ '~-~~
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RY MINTUnN Coon Thursday, at II O'Clock, Ia
- front Of their sore No ll3 Wall stree-Caraway Seed,
jujube Paste &c 10 bags Caraway Seeds 76 jas carbonate
Of amnonis 1909 bs fresh jujube $50 OF
Gaze in llIpu.
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y OVAL Gukl .EY, AnctloEeeE-tAkGE AND VAL
IL liable s. OF Books-This will be sold by Roy
Gvrey JGi Broadway of Duane
and valuable collection OF standard bsy Books including
publications. together with elegant
Of emb. shed ks, fine bindings Also Annuas, Juvs
Mica Bibles, Common Prayer SC also fine collection Of
bound n d23 ne
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orP%S.ss our wishing t. app.a good
iav,ted TO call frend the his SUI
psrb assortment of shirts Bosoms Collars Stocks Gloves
cent below Broadway Remember 81 Nassau street
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New Perfume for the Oporn-Just ,

Bouquet de Jenny Lind. entirely and delightful
perlnms ioI the handkerchief Also great variety of
Lubns and Vners choice perfumes, genuine Fsrina
iogns. Toilet Bottles Smelling Salt Rottes sc. RUSHTON
House. - = " 'N~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
TIE SPRING RACES
OYER THE M.HGNO
LII COURSE
lH-i

win bprin and continue FIVE
davs. The rules and regulations Of the Lou
~isiHna Course to govern these races.
tsL day jbeky Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent q OF more ehtfies 70 en-.
die the winasftb The purse,
Second day JUeky Cub purse 400 dollars
entrance 10 per cent. . or M re 10 ehiitlH the
" hner 10 the purse, . mile heats,
2nd ace this day, Sweep Stake for y year
Odds entrance 100 dollars 80 d0llafs forfeit =
1r more to make a race smile heats
ard Day t8ety Club purse 400 do re- en-
trance 10 per cent, three mile heats.
same day Sweep Stakes Two mite heats
900 doilHrs entrance. 10 dollars forfeit.
An. Day tJtty Club, purse goo dollars
mile heats. best . in &, entrance 10 per cent
3ud. Race this day, SLOW race entrance
10 dollars The two propfist1fs wiz give a hhe
saddle to this race,
t4ntte.heh fiiers no rider to ride his own
horse, nor 10 hof 2 with broken limbs 6f
othhf WAYS unsoHnd 10 be entered, the last
horse out 10 win the money, | mile out, d OF
to make n race.
9Th Day propfietors pttrsp 100 dollars en-
trance 10 per cent Y Uf more TO maze a race
iva mile heats,
sad Rade this day defeated Stakes free for
any htfse that has not won a FAee during The
week entrance ~ dollars. play or pay to close
h emUrnihg Of the RAGE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
L ROUGE RACE
"@" COURSE.
TO LOVERS OF FINE
d AND RACE HORSES,

THE pr0pfielors have The pleasure Of IN
forming the sporting community That they
have Ieastd The faBe course near Baton
Rouge, Zoe The term Of five years, aud that
1t IL now undergoing thorough repairs, h1d
IN 4 few weeks that they will be prepared t.
accommodate any number If horses, and VIII
have The course equal, If not superior style
TO any 10 The United States. ID point q
eleuarte and convenience.
The Btopriatbrs pledge themselves to cor.
due he course on such liberal and they be.
tievg r%nntlemanly principles as will ensure
%pnnerat stisfattiun. T'beB would he q fg-
mark 10 heir a%1aftihg friends, far AID near
aud to All those interested. that II they "mean
Epnrli0u" they must send IN their sub
srri1ttons either by letter OF some author
isrd nrt. "a, ..
Frnm % evidences Of FUccess the subscti-
hers tave already ii their possession. and
frnm the we'll known llbeFalitv of tho Rautlla
etH PenItr. the subscribers indulge no dnubts
about Obtaining subscription Lists highly res.
nar ate. both IN tho Number OF members and
ii be a,u0unt subscribed. tF
n cnnrlu sioi, tho subBeribefH would say
hat they expect their friends VIII give IN
,haif natne ne soon az possible, to have tic
Nbftng meeting, prior 10 the New Orleans
ate4. and AIH5 TO enable the proprietors tt
avertise liberal nurees. II Ia therefore bat.
i~caltFty desirable that the list should be
made onf imtnediatete.
ODaM 81 EhLtOTT. Prnrrietorp.
p. Y. There viii bea meeting at 'bt
Cour house. on The evening Of tho Let Non
day ii January, the irei day ofthe State Fair
vba , thaFa will be- an address, delivered, ant
il /. expected that All persons, disguised 10 eB-
courage The enterprise will be present
q. & T..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
YIMOrnY FAY, NJ y.
DENTIST.

Has VOW ON HAND, ftE Btsf or MATERIAL
to- baffeet work, and pledges TO his patfo0s 10
good operations AZ they can obtain IN The
state, particularly In mounting teeth on
gold plate.
ONCE At his residence,
Calls lott al The drug store Of o, =, Davis,
will npet with prompt stihhliot.
d. Fdf has been kiodIy permitted 10 refer
to The following gentlemen, most Of whom
have been acquainted with his OPERATIONS, dt
Hiit the bast nine years.
y r Hae6ey. NJ. b., U.s. ~ q II French,
NJ. D /. Henry Perkins, NJ, Il. jabn PefRine,
N. II. , ] + McGtmaey, NJ II. + NJ Hereford,
N u. + N Enters, b. II. = q l#gtefF. M.
II Autnsto# King NJ n; Hon Judge Bnfb,
bon Judge II & Penn HOY. J. Woodbf dye;
Rev. jnlh BufkBt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
Charles Guedg'V

Worker in Tin. copper aud sheet iron
would respectfully inform hts friends md
customers At large, that he has removed bis
establishment back TO the old stand near tbe
Printing Office where he intends carrying
on The tin business.
lie hss already On hand i fine and well as
aofted slook Of tin ware, which he offers as
eheapa as can be purchased any where In The
South.
Cutters, spouts &c, made and pnt mp at
the s]b1ftest notice aud despatch. Bathing
tubs. oil rams Of all gi1as, stove pipes &r.,
constantly 90 hand All Kinds Of copper,
Tin aud sheet iron ware repaired.
He vii guarantee bis work solid and binds
himself to repair gratis, all work done by
him.
GrOd Brass and Copper taken IN sr-
change far wotk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
a. lM.AYtHA.

Informs his friends and customers thst ne
has just returned from New Orleans WIN =
fresh supply Of PROVISIONS, Groceries &C
consisting Of
1ltD barrels, bast Ohio flour
80 bBffels f1sas pork
80 do prime p6fh
H. do chime pork
10 do iGles
5000 lbs bulk pork Fog round
81 kegs prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams IN
eanyAsssd
$40 do smoked shoulders sltgat cured
~ boxes sperm candles, A. ~ d 0s
90 do adamsntiBs candles Bs Il ~
20 saGks best Rio coffee
900 sacks salt fns and coarse
25 barrels f8cttHed wbtskBy
10 hid brlma sugar also
super or quality imperial lea, loaf s1gsr, ftesg
spires, sN Get oil. starch. alum
White Lead, ehr0ins green, CbEoHH yell
low, lttbefage, LiBsssd oil, spts G'nrpehtins
paint bits,bss, copaJ %yafnigb, y tnd0w gIa
buty, 4 ful assortment ~ G~tbehefy wars.ss,
Pt0ugha, La'mss, Collars, BRIDES and =
number NJ otief ~aftisIsB lon tedious 10 men
ton, II you dssjrs IN pureItHas F0bj articles
cheap, call end Examine for yourselves.
Tho subscriber has rst0iged from a late d.
rect Importation
100 boxes GIarst vine various brands, sens
superior and cheap table Wins,
y boxss old Msdsfta in iIaIf betil0s
30 gals old N9dgfls wius . yeats in NV
/ ore, ~ 95 90 per pals.
30 B6Ess french C0f1tsls escorted
= boEes old cherry wins
10 baskets cbampaigne v8fy fine,
y don hotels. old port vino g~rHHihs. ST
A. malta, church street.
TIE subscriber has received 4 small lot Of
Dupont + F r Pow der, DO n r pawdsr, can.
non powder. and also Dap0nt's celebrated Ea-
kbh powder in lin rAnuiststss
Shot Of ~ slsgs and superior article ef
preus son caps
A MATTA. church street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10

A. NJ RIA, offers for sale the follow.
ing articles, VIZ
. raft, tabies,
/ wtiltag desk with copying machine,
SECRETARY,
gold watet (tGngltsh)
| Silver teBp6t,
| silver cream mug,
silver sugar vase,
Jg8 silver spoons,
4 silver salt SPOONS,
2 silver sugar tongss
| silver s1oat fof crushed sugar,
Aud h1 ntsf Of otIier Articles 100 tedious
70 ,]peattn1, If mt sold n poiyats sale, will he
sold at aua,,1aio tic highest bidder, with
oot re servo Oh Saturday 5ab day Of Deeom.
her neEi,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
saDDAE, MARINE IS
AND
I1lIINK "MANIFACTORY.

TRUNK MANDATORY.
The subsCfIher has on band and oGers fir
sale, at very reduced prices, tho largest aa~
softmeot ofSADDLERY ever offered In Ba~
ton Rob9s-cegsls,tqg Of
Qulted Ladies' S6ddIes.
Plush do 10
Velvet do do
Plain do do
Quilted and plain Spanish Saddle
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation do
American do
Colnfpbian do
Black anCGRusset Trunks,
Trapk Valises,
Carpet Bsgs.
Carrsge and Buggy HarnesS,
CTr and s11ky do
Wsgg01 and Cart do
Saddle Bsgs,
Wagon aGd Cart Hamess
Hose and sfnlc Collars,
Blind Bddte5,
Ttace Cbaios,
Brides, and Bddle Filings,
Mauip2ates, Cfuppers,
Coach, Gig and Troltmg Wbips,
Switch, Riding and Dog DO.
Plantation and Cart DO.
ADd a large assortment II plated brass aHd
steel Bride Bits and Spurs, all Of which are
offered at very reduced prices for CASH.
Jan. 2-47. A. BRADFORD.
Church Street, one door from Pike u Har''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
Dry GOODS.

II. DE GoEa Il RtFFLAnD take this op.
pottahity Of informing Dry Goods merchants
from thr adjacent States, Who visit New Or
leans for lhs purpose Of RELEASING Dry
Goods, that they are constantly supplied with
q full and veil selected stock Of British,
Frseeh md American dr. goods, direct from
the manufacturers, which viii be sold as
cheap % IN the NBftherB markets.
Nyw laniiBg ~ ships Viola and Edward
Bonstsad from liverpool, aud ship Rdbi0on
from Havre-
600 packages fall dry g DDS, forming .
choice selection for the South end South.
western market
H. De dOER 4 RtFFLARD.
Importers Of Dry Goods, u magazine at
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10
rtfHK's orrteE

rtFhKTH OFfTUE
Whereas EAnntEh GuaNAN. administrator
of tha lGattto " the late EbBoSoHE poHEr de-
rnnard. hag hlnd In thia office All account OF hi7
administration Oh stil Estate,
Notice IA hereby given to all persons inter
Gated Ia g,pw eaust within ten days FROM the
irst nnhlirarton nr thta notice. why the aaid nc.
count should not be approved and honologated
according 70 law
March oath 1879.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-10

SELLING orr At AND nNDEa COSTS
D. SANGER, hss tho pleasure Of announ.
cling 10 tho pebble, that he ias n8de such af-
rse4emsnts ~ to dissolve eonaflnsrsbip with
Wssafs, 1. and A.. Hess, sfter tho coming
New Year, in order 10 reduce his presbn
large sock Of goods, when consist Of III
CHI leest articles Of all kinds Of Dry fame
and Staple Goods, NJ well ~ gentle mems
Clothing, H4is, Boots, Shoes, etc, Thee
vii sell positively 81 cost, and . great many
articles even 6slow cost ID. Sanger vii
aftsr do business alone, as soon rs their yres-
sot stock is mostly sold,
With The above named Inducements we
hope to sell oal DOR present stock, and al the
sane tins respectfully iovite all those in~
dsb ed to rs 10 come forward spd settle their
acro Misunderstanding will be placed in the
bands ofa laayef for collection.
u. SANGER, HEsS& Co.