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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD.
Correspondence from Washington and
EIaewhere.

With the view of furnishing our readers with
late and important intelligence from the seat of
government, during the continuance OF the
Mexican war, we have determined to continue
our present system of correspondence from
Washington. For this purpose, our able Wash
inslon correspondents will write to this journal
daily, aud transmit to us such items of intel-
gence, news, and rumors, as they may gather in
that city.
We are determined to maintain the reputation
which the Herald has for many years enjoyed, Of
being the only real newspaper published lin this
city, and shall spare no expense in doing 50.
Between the close of one session OF Congress and
the commencement of another, occurrences OF
great and absorbing interest frequently take
place. Whatever may occur This year, Will be
faithfully represented Ia our columns.
We now making arrangements to increase
and improve our correspondence from the prin-
cipal cities and towns in the Union. We mean,
not only TO present a daily daguerreotype view
of the capital, but of the Whole country. Our
sheet will every morning bear to our subscribers
an impress OF the in every part of the
world.
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N,v,u.t,oo Of a.. Ohdo A,ver,
MONEY MARKET.
sunday. March I4th-6 p.

The stock market closed yesterday extremely heavy
and the tendency of prices decidedly downward
Within the past month there has been greater revou
ton in the money markets of this country than have
experienced in many years. From almost Plethora
money has become exceedingly scarce, and complete
change in the complexion of financial ami commercial
STAIRS has been realized within few weeks We cannot
attribute this to anything having greater influence
than the fiscal movements Of the government Just pre-
yous to the passage Of the last bill authorizing issue
of Treasury notes to the amount of twenty three mil
lions of dollars, generally supposed that these
would upon the market in the shape OF cir
culang medium that they would to the extent of the
ssus be much added to the paper currency OF the
country and give additional facilities to all classes An
easy money market anticipated and calculations were
formed for increased activity In all commercial pursuits
These anticpaons have not bcen realised and those
who have calculated upon easy money market, have
bsen grsvsusy disappointed Instead Of the Treasury
notes. issued under the act. becoming part Of tho
currency they been absorbsd by capitalists for in
vsstment, at q premium, and have therefore drawn
ney from other instead OF furnishing "a
ciiies for the purposes Of trade and commerce This
makes vast difference in the effect of such issue,
that which was expected would the market has
proved the greatest restriction The clause the
BILL giving holders Of Treasury notes the privilege Of
funding them into twenty year six per cent govern
mont stocks makes them the most desirable investment
Of the day. and millions upon millions Of dollars will be
drawn from the deposits Of the banks, which would
otherwise have been employed in dseounting
cia paper and in making loans upo stocks So long
tho government il in want Of moneyso long as the In
dependent Treasury system is in operationso long will
tho money market be tight
The annexed table exhibits the quotations Tor stocks
in this market fer each day Of the week just closed and
the close of the week previous 1t will be perceived
that the fancies have fallen on very materially
QUorArIsNs ysR THE FRIScPAL srscKs IN THx NV
YORK MARKET.
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THE ALLEoHANIANs-This justly celebrated and tai
sned company Of vocalists will give their second grea
concert at the Tabernacle, In evening Their fame 10
90 extended and their excellence 80 we'll appreciated
that We think II unnecessary TO say word in their f.
vor 1t Is suce to their concert TO ensure
full house. They will fing series of their beautiful
songs and among them the Atiantics Funeral HYMN
which has been 80 well received avery where and
veral quartettes duos and tros
CHRnrrs MINsTRrLs.-The wit drolleries and musi
cal requirements Of this company attracting large
disnces every evening at the Society Library III an
exceedingly pleasant place to while away hour for be
il ever sombre, their envenng entertainment is
10 excite the rsble faculties The striking feature 49,
their performances the features Of
for they now of and for the last month"; this
city, and the public have great desire he
hold them The only difficulty attending their perform
aDces is the want of the their
patrons Whoever wishes TO hear the planiive
negro melodies OF this matchcss company advise to
repair 10 the Society Library next week.
NEWARK, NJ J., March Is, ls47
The long expected and anxiously long TO be heard
concert OF Madame Abiamowcz came of last evening
and never since Picos concert has the spacious Wssh
ingon Hall been vol filed at Atty cents per head
There were, shsuh think Ave hundred persons ia at
tendance Madame A. fully sustained her reputation
md was several times rapturously encored Her col
league too, to had long aud good
troining In fact Nadine A. was well supported, aud
but assure you that this decidedly the concert OF
the season She is sgan 10 delight us next week-sho
will have full house. By the way, the inhabitants Of
your little neiehbor" seem to have got In tho way OF
'nese thinss Chrisys Concerts attended by tho
tnte OF our city they cod have drawn full houses had
hey stopped here month the ladies' dear creatures,
were deBhed by the darhiss and did'rt mind hit get
ns 'neir n''is slippers mu1y by walking through
,ha3w Se' 70 the ney concert ball Msy their
,ows never Dc less, or hir darkness less visible
fou must not be surprised You hear Of the of
h'ce 'hfestFe In our good city before long
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Movements Of Travellers.
ytx,o Oh ks,l Z

Inc following SHOWS but small accession OF arrivals,
yesterday, at the annexed hotels:-
AMrEIcAr- Colonel Knox, Georgia; l.. r Bell, Phis.
delphie; J. Baker, Pensacola; Hathaway, u. s. A.
AsroR-C Bates, Boston: L. Pearle. do; H. Sherburn,
DO; Brigadier General +. Fierce United staos Army
stowe. Boston; NJ Gardner, do; f. Saxton, do; T. Be-
Lin, dol o Sanburn Portland; g. Lambert, Boston; j.
HUI, do; +. KiDncutt, Worcester; w. Hunt, Salem; j.
RutIer, Poughkee psie; f. Marshall, Philadelphia.
CIry.-Capt. Luce, New York J. Wheeler, Trenton /;
W. Herrie, Peoria Ill ;R. Bell Liberty, Va v. Perrine
Dayton, Va; Wymsn, Boston.
FrAskLrr-Chares Daley, New York w Hayward
Connecticut II. DuIford, Newark j. McKinn, Camden
south Carolina; y. Sumner Richmond w. Collamer
Connecticut Fl. flanes, Erie, Pa j. Marsh Painfeld
A 81 John, New Jersey II Palmer, New York
HOWARD Patterson, Boston; J. Headly, w. Brady
Springfield; z. Longer, Z. Sampson Boston; j. Trcss
pass, Laseerry, e.. Cheney, j. Patterson e. Maher
Philadelphia; l. Carpenter, st Louis; r. Richardson
Canada; w Tracy, Boston; r. Gulford, Bsltmore; w
Marsh Mississippi; w. Harris, l. Harris New Orleans
i. Courier Washington; w. Bulongs, Albany; j. Ste
yens, Coumbs; L. Tubber Versailles; j. Bachelor .
Seadman, Frankfort Ky; d. Campbell, Washington;
Butter, Northampton; Mr.. Burdick, Oswego; W. Mas
tern Ing land; Hopkins, Georgia. George. Erie, sta
ten Island.
JupsoN-J Huntington, Z. LAKEWOOD, Dr. sou,hgaie,
west FONT; j. Glover, Waterbury; G. Goodrich, N. Vi
T. Rose, Hsrtiord II Taft Providence.
hATHsuNs-A Barker, Worcester T. Oachley, Phil
adeiphia; w hbchum, Buffalo; G. DAILY New York, +.
Bennett Baltimore; Mr. Howard, Sullivan county
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Crsek ers and cheese.

The citizens of Southport, Wisconsin, have sub
scrbed $3.50 to the Irish relief fund General King, Of
the Msaukis Sentinel calls upon that town for de-
m onsration
In Enosburg VT. Miss Sarah A. Jeromes aged ~
years killed herself by taking cobalt. She
to have been married to person not her hrs choice
The Springfield Republican states that the Connecticut
river Is clear of ice from that place to its mouth.
The Governor of Canada offers sord OF ESQ Tor
the arrest OF the robbers of Mr.. Ludlow, oil Jefferson
county, " Y
The Bn6ai, advertiser sts'es that there in
winter qnarers port ~ stesmers 10 propelers
bark 20 briggs 81 schooners ami sloop The amount
Of Tonnage constructing thore for tie season OF
isl7, is sail, ! $50; steam, 900 total. 4 $50.
The Church -ananae, for 1914 stetes that there are
no W in tho Episcopal Church of the United States
thousand three hundred and seventy one clergy
The number Of candidates for holy ORDERS Is nund
red and sishty.eignt.
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CouRr CALEEDsR - Circuit Court 40 47 a. 8 40. 40
81 27o 81 80 So So "a, 100 Common Pleas list Port
L. ., 2S7, 81. II 10 rs, H. 49, ~ 81 Pst-a a. g.
29i, 8, 10, IL, ID 10, Is 20, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15

HhOWmRtl0m. P0In0 and BtInnebe Oh Wv
Joints Swelling ofhe Muscular near them EIup
lions Of the Ssn ,nd all diseases arising from an
Of Rings cpound syrup e. Hxdodss 81 insss
den ind pu able and by their judieious sdnixta'e
remedy found that fer the above named coDS 1n we
from this continuation may be considered .ps
been rapidly sutslv removed this erful Aera'
tive Syrup. Prepared wholesale End retail by
milo 10, is, Is. q. H RING, is2 Broadway.
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Political aud Persona, s.te,,,x,

Samuel Watts, of Norfolk couaty, Virsiaio. IL the
wbis candidate for Congress.
The Legislature Of Illinois adjourned over on the FIRST
" March,
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the upper Of Broadway and Murray sues the
best place in the 20 get perfect pofist wnlen sur
70 the truth Of assertions Strangers and otlers
should VISIT this gallery IL Is one ofthe greatest cuAoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15

The hrst Canal Beat for Pittsburg Ieft
Harrisburg the 18th she belongs TO- sech Co. and
has full load Of merchandise Persons wishing to shin BY
this long established AID responsible line will apply
70 VIM B. WILSON, Agent,
6 Cedar or West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15

MrLIrARY.---We hope that our State Legislature
will not interfere with our squadron Of hussars,
all Of whom are located in the city-hence in
the first militia district. They are fine body Of
cavalry, and ought to be fostered and kept in a
state OF perfect organization by the Legislature
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Marriod.
On Saturday, evening, the lsh instant by the Rev:
Dennis Harris, sir WILLIAM GLLmsy, OF this city, 10
Miss May ANN BRowr, OF Brookly formerly OF Ports
mouth, England
Ou sunlay morning, after short Illness, TBoNas
Co.'s, Acting Master u 8 avy.
Tue friends o. the family tho brethren Of Mariners
Lodge No 81 OF Masonic O,der and the mic bseth
rem gensrsily, eud the members OF knickercs ker
Lodge q Of - y also tkuss Of his partners a r.
Peug AID Wm Poole respectfully Requested 20
et'eId HE funeral, 10 The house Of his sis er, No Isl
Badge s;teet Brooklyn, tina (sionday) afternoon, ats
O'Clock
On the llh instant, of congestion Of the lungs, Jod,
HENAy, infant Of John s and Jane b Bull sgod
moas and dsy. His will be taken TO Ora13e
county his IaorniDg for intsrmeat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.
New Yoax, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Marcl

NEW YORK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON uuiCH 40
There little better feeling in the -four market
and sales in the aggregate made to fair extent OF
3snssee at 81. There sale of New Jersey wheat
at l42 cents and of red and white from the neghbong
country At $50 cents Genesse, with other kinds more
sparingly offered without abatement in asking prices
Corn continued freely, and large sales were again
made but favor of buyers, pared to those
current in fore part of the week Provisions were
nrm and sale Of prime pork made at IN advance Gro
csres rather quiet, but without material change in
quotations.
AsHEs--We report sales Of 1876 bbls pots private
terms and so do. pearls at S. %
BssswAr Small sales yellow continued to be made at
2sx ~ cents.
BakApsvuFrs-Four-We report sales Of $500 bills of
Genesee, in several los, at ST. There was some
inquiry and the market closed firm at this price 800 bb
Philadelphia reported sold ct 90 BIN and 1000 bbs
was little fret quality Offering. and change in prices
was noted. 5000 bushels country red and white
reported sold at 81 50 cents and 0Oe do New Jersey at
at 81 ~ cents. Corn The sales including white ami
yellow, reached between 90 600 and coo bushels in
GLIDING 10 900 yellow at 20 cents 5000 Northern yell
low to trrve at OIL cents 10 900 do yellow 10 arrive at
81 " cents 5000 Northern yellow deliverable after
the 26th instant 90 cents 5000 Southern white de-
hvered slongsce at IS So cents 5000 Newburgh vel.
low to arrive at 81 cents and 600 Southern white al SO
cents in store Corn MsaI2eOo bbls New Jersey sold
private 500 do at So and 500 do Brandy wine
at So l2H cents. Rye-S7H cents was offered, but no
sales fanspired Bdrey-There was some Offering, but
sales reported Oats wore steady at old prices
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24

OF his opponents, or to enforce his WI
views--tbat strong, native sense, which
always aided him in advancing the public
caus8-thatsn1auly can1or, which instantly
acknowledged and with thankfilness, an
error SO soon as pointed out to him-those
high and noble qualities, that enabled him,
In the race Of popularity, to win the prize
against the powerful genius and splendid
abilities Of a Livingston, in the election
for Congress-and against tho brilliant in
tellect and the high standing of a Dawson,
in he contest for the gubernatarial chair
all these have not staid the rude hand OF
time, and he now sleeps the same sleep
with those distinguished competltors--the
last, long sleep Of the grave! May hisex.
ample not be lost upon those who now or
may hereafter be called to WELD the desti.
MES Of the State but may they ever revere
the memory, cherish The example, and
emulate the high and noble qualities as a
citizen, as a husband, as a father, as q
friend, and as q public servant, of Edward
d. White.
The resolutions were then put, and un.
animously adopted, and the House adjourn.
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Academic de-
DA N. NJ

Mr.. LAVENANT, Professeur De 1anh7,
Eleye du Conservative de L'Academle hoyale
A Paris, a phonnsur Dino maT respectneuSsA
ment les ~annilles ct les p8rsonnos en- general
do cette vile, quill Sc propose Do donaor ds7
lccons dams Fart do Ia l1anse..
La superioritt do So mttfrods en- los COMMAS
sancea ACCUSES dams fexecution don't II q TAFT
preuve depuis quatre annaes quill reside cons
tamrnent 1 Ia Nou7alle ORLEANS, lui ont merits
IN Hofnbreux patronage dans les families les
plus d~istingu.os IT lea princip aux Colleges ct
rensionnats. Encourage par ces suifrages,
il ose esparer quill en- sera de meme en- cette
vile parni les families qui Thonoreront de
| leur c%onliance.
Toutes les Danacs les plus a la mode, lui
sont connues ct a la perfection, d'autant plus,
qu'tthnt en- rapport avbc les princiPaux FRO
~fesseurs de Paris, il reeoit les Biographies ct
Ia N~usique de chaaue Danse les plus rouvel-
les ct adnises dams Ia socitta fashionable. Tel
Que Id REpowA Ia tIAzuBKA ct les VALaEs
a deux en- cinq TENS OF Ia calebre ioLKA
don't on ma pa lui disputer jusqu'a ce Jour
-FOUR toute Ia grace complqua gull dGPloye
dams cette danse d'apr6s Mr.. Eugene Cor
oil de Top ra : Paris.
Voulant donner ui Libre essort a Get art
qui dome la grace ct le maintien de Ia %jennes-
seize sieur Lagenant, ~traitera ayec les IA
miles a des prix modlfts ct sc rendra a Do
miciie.
LIE cours dc SEES Lecons commsncera a partir
du Ter Mai, jusqu'au Is Octobre.
S'a rtsser au bureau de cette Feuille.
avril 10--I0.
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NOTICE

J. PITET & Co, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public in general
that they have a complete assortment Of ready
made Tombs, which they can set in the space
OF half a day.
They have also at hand, Inscript on tables,
and are able to perform III works that may be
ordered, such as family Monuments with sew
rtal places, marble chimneys, tumular stones,
&c.
They keep, besides, a shop where they will
xecute all kinds Of blacksmith, gunsmilh and
locksmith works.
Their materials being OF the first quality,
they viii guarantee every thing that is bought
from them and viii charge but moderate prices.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr..
F. Arbour's saw m Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ETATDE IA LOUTyT4NH.
C0Rr ia ss1iens District .J1plici4;rs


Parojsss Es! Batoa-R Rouge.
En- " tu d'u,e c mm.syion d moi alrea-
@fe pnr pho7oFahle caord1 si5ian. District
juliciajre, d3as It pou- II pr i,ga E8l
Baton Iiauge, Ie Manuel Moreno, rncan-
tour 5ans IT po1 IA die paroiesa, dGnlsnt
COMMISSIONS ct q~uetiG5, hiisai en- rsnto
pub.jque, al p,us artat # der1ier cncho-
ris5our, 4 IL port De IA maison De cour,
dams Ia vile dc Baton-R mgr,
MARDI II EAI 1917, a midi,
La p'opr elG ci-apras d6crit, prove an De
In 81 occasion de- samuel T. Webb, d5c4Is
dams cettc earoisse.
IN moroccan De lcrre, gu habitAtion, AIR
~laquc,l" dem Grait lc dcfnnt, situae dams
cette paroi Sc, 4 enyi on dix-scpt miles en-
bias Dc Ia vile de Baton Rouge, air 10
Fanchac, ~coatenaat butt cents cinqntn.o
acres, plu on m3ius, avrc toutes les batis-
ges It amaliogations Gessus.
Condition. do la rea3e. Tn ct dsuZ are
de credit ou our lie IA VENT, On hilIrts en-
dos<ss j Ia satisfaction de administrative,
porttat 9 pour cent d'iate Cts apr3s i'acEeau
or jusqt'a p~aienaent, p yAils au bureau du
Recorder de fttt' pfroisse svec hyp dheqas
jusqu'a pariait paieneat. Z qae Padmin-
i>tratrice gardera possession d. IN dene1-
re, ct an:res b~atIsses, G! Ia portion do -
.erre qui eera On culture, 10 Jour he Is yeGtr,
iusqu'ad Ter neinr proclaim l843.
nj. MORENO, ESCANFEgR.
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rug RAons.-Onr Town hRs been IN
n stale Of eommotion, dming tss present
week, caused by the appearance Of a nu'n-
Der ofstrangers, 70 attend Ihe races on the
Magnolia race course, which commenced
last monday. Mps<rs Ololn 4 Elliot, the
euterprisins proprietors deserve 9leat eredo
Il for preparing the race c'fTsc IN VI
abort a space oftinc, aid We erost their
ezoriion. viii be Literally compensated.
o. Monday 10th, the fol ewing nags
were competitors for the purse Of 5000
War,siok, Buena Vista, PaJo &io, EAe"
CARMEL and Matilda Binam.
VIM. j. Minors horse Warp{ck, came
of victor. Time /: 3d.. 5l--lt 81.
Mic Heats.
Tuesday Goth. the competitors WIRE
Jenny Lind and Bay FFAy. Purse $500.
Jenny Lind Victor. Time .; l4-3. 9O.
Q Mile Heats.
Wednesday 2lst, VeriGer, LoI"s knd
7fatl9n Binum were the rival candidates.
Purse $500, the conqperor Vori6eri
Time lsb4--l: So.
..|. Mile Heats.
Thursday Warwick, War Eagle. BoSoF
Fily and Pajo Alto, were cRntendas ~
Purse 5000. Wdreick was hgain lht
Victor. Time ls5e--l:5l--l353-l:Ps
Mile Heats. Three best n FIVE.
Friday 23i. The following nngs whr'
competitors for the purse. Teflfer, SaSdI
Ellis, @. d. v. and Matilda lPinam.
Verifer came off vietoriousI
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---
A NOBLE REcRU1r.-Nr. John Smith.
Jr,, of Arkansas. the iadefeiigable New
York CORE. pondent of the Boston Post
tells the following story in his latest letter
that we have seen:
"About 5 year ago, the Baron Van
Winckler, a captain of artillery in the SER
vice ofthe King of saxony arrived in this
country, in the ship Brarens, Capt. Flore,
from Hamaurg; he was an accomplished
man. At the time of the Ronge riots, in
Leipsic, he was in command ofthe citadel
and WIS instructed to summon the R1nget-
ties to disperse, and if they declined doing
SO, he was ordered 10 fire upon them
They refused to abide by his summons,
when he fired, and some two hundred de.
enceless people we e killed. For this act
of obedience he was censured by many
people. and by SINE of his associate Off
GERS was insulted. For these insults he
sought r~eiregs; challenged seVerai of his
companions in arms to mortal combat, and
killed two of them. Finding himself in
this unfayorable position, and acting in &C.
cordance with the advice Of the Minister
of War, he took shi ping for the United
States, aud with the intention Of remaining
here till the excitementof Lsipsio, growing
out of the Ronge riots, should suI1side. He
ar iyed here in March was unhappy and
d~iscontented, because of the absence of fac
tive life, and had resolved to migrate to the
copper mines of Lake Superior. While
waiting here the war with Mexico brok
out. He Immediately proceeded TO a
rendezvous, enlisted in the army as a pr.
vate. was despatched forthwith to Texas,
and at the battle Of Palo Alto was the first
man killed in the gallant charge made on
the enemy. He had powerful and inauen.
i'll friends in the city. but he sought nc
oher place in our army than that ola pri-
yate soldier.-N. z. Journal Of Com.
MERGE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24

INGENIOUS MEpMop OF SMUGGLING To.
BAcc,.-Syreen, a custom house Off er at
Liverpool, a~pprehended a wo nan named
Eliza Smith, o passenger on board an
American vessel, on suspicion Of having
sInpg3led tobacco ii hsl ossession. Upon
examining her dress, seventeen pou DIS
of tobacco were found concealed under t;
but tire most remarkable 81 The expedians
which hid been resnrtad to for the purpos
of de~ceiving the lynx-ey'd deputies Of The
customs W $ that Of giving 10 the Contra
band leaf the appearance. Of a leaf. 4
quantity Of ut tobacco had been pressed
into q tin, over which a thin layer ofdough
was spread, which, being baked, had the
appearance to the eye If a verilabIe loaf.
The quantity oftobacco viii b lie woman.
had contrived to secrete ~ this, an other
modes, amounted to No less than seventy
eoQnds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
Gzrisf W Ill.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
public, that having removed his Mill on he nil,
nearthe old College, is now prepared to furnish
at all times and in any quantity, CoaN MEAL
and poM1SY, on eeasonable terms for { ash.
N. B.-Horse and Cow feed kept IN hand
for sale. ANDRE LESAGE.
Arril 24th-No ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
~AoRIsoN d REGAR.
PAIgrERs b GLAzIgEs,
Of Wool and Mar5t.

IN0a10Ts q W0o1 0N1 -NaF0le.
They win mitate the following Wood viz
White and old English Oaks, Cur ed and Bird
eye, Maple, Rose and Mahogany. Granite,
America and Italian m4raies, also House AMI
Sign Painting and Glazing.
ALL Jobs thankfully ceived and prompt
ly attended to. Prices to suit tie times, Refer
10 Ptaa & H4st, ]. a. Bru1og Esq, }. ".
Fowler Esqs AID Col. 4, M tea,
bhog IN haFeb street 9Yposts Cot 4,
Natta store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
RANGERsS SALE

VIII be sold, at the reside &c of r. II. Lea
On the Comte Road, on Wednesday the 2sth
ApriI l847, a stray teer taken up and posted
according to law BY said Lea. Sale to TAX
place between 10 and II o'clo k ID. TIE ms
Cash.
J. R. DUFRCQ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24

BEAUrH.-We have hig1 authority for
the opinion, that perfect loneliness is on y
to be found where the features, even wien
most beautiful, derive their peculiar charm
from the sweetness and g~entlenesy Of dis
position which the countenan 0 expresses
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
RANGERS SAME

VIII be sold at public aale at the Court
House, in the town Of baton Rouge, on Satur-
day the oath instant, a bay horse and a bay
mare, taken up and posted according TO law by
Jol n Randolph.
Sale to take place at 10 o'clock. Terms
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