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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

Kent COnn-Tns school is located In pleasant village
ont he line Of Houssionic Railroad hourS ride from
NewYork The number OF pupils Is limited TO tweive and
under the mmed and psternaI care the frp
cps There are three vacancies and application may he
made by letter 70 the Principal, Kent Conn. The Pnnci.
pal viii be In the city, Oct for few days and VIII call
on those leaving their address the New England Housc
Broadway or al SIS Ninh-.,- Circuars msy be had q
snepsrds book store, 1891 Broadway He Will leave tbs
city with his pupils Nov 9
so srTuTbss. AsHBEL FULLER, AM. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
P MONTGOMERY, Auctioueer
ID INEE salI l. III SI.lra ~ PekIL.

] P. MONTGOMERY, Auttioneef
nN I'D. INGERsOLL ~ GO. Store ~ Peufst
ID On WEDNESDAY Oct 4. At 10 O'clock. Boots,
Shoes aud Bros Boots, Shoes and Brogans
comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and stsscnshie
goods tOm fscrers. adapted to the North
ern Western, Southern and city trade.
AT private S,LE-J d | 4 co. are constantly fecev-
ina the great variety Of and fresh
stock which they selling private sae al auction prcss
consisting IN part u
H0 cases mems prime hich D. = boots,
Also 100 cases mems hne hip pegged boots
Also. ~ cases womens leather peggcd lace bots
Also, 80 cases misses leather pegged ace boots
Also, 100 cases womens Spring pegged bussns
Also cases prime Kip and thick pegged hroeans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
GRAND PANORAMA %
TAYLoR,S CAMPAIGN
NEW ROOM.
yyl BROADWAY. RID,

NEXT DOOR 10 the Broadway Thesisr.-First appear
' ance Of the celebrated ClsiryOysnie,
Mag LEVAsSEUR.
Vocal and Instrumental entertainment. Mons. MiARTk
the exhibit his magnificent As
ECONOMICAL DIAGRAMS and DiAPHASOLs TAB
LEAUX which have obtained such unprecedented sue
(See bills
Prices Of dms.on-Ressryed seats 81 cents; general
admission 3 cents children half pnee. Performance 10
bey1n A. 7. O'clock 80 BITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
FRENCH LAMGuAGE

DEv c. HWILLiAMSON respectfully informs beginners
Ilsnd those who wsh perfect themselves In the French
gusge lhs he has opened his evening casses On
very moderate Apply al his residence Sc Duane e.
NB-Prvste lessons can he vi ven n q e.ir@d s.5lv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

CALICO ENGRASI<G and other Machinery st
- Auction Jersey City. corner sshngion sud Wayne
sts TUESDAY. Oct ;, al 10 O'cock-5 engraving ma
chimes side, top and pressure pairs clamps power ana
hand side and foot lshes vices grndstone- PA and oef
ground mills sui dies and everything be ongng 10 the bust
shsftiis drums berg rueys. benches forge nc &c
Sale positive Can be- any time previous 10 sale
The buildings and three lots will be sold on the imh Oct
ri n O'Clock on the premises al VS,s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

PRopIcIous ExrERPRIsE.--We find the follow
Y psrsgraph in Friday mornings Sun
~GIESAr the Philadelphia omnibus proprietor Is
Doc, 20 construct workshop. for the building oil
e.ic,e. taoo hundred and e,9htye,gAt teot long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

SOLDIERS DISCHARGES and Land Warrants
- bo1gh; 81 the highest prices by
ss sus- il BETS CO. 81 Walls bsssmsnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

C. CHAMBERLAIN. Auciion-er
DIBIIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE. -
L CHARLES MERRIAM will sell. on the pfeml
ses 81 Marsest on TUESDAY the 10Th % October next
10 O'Clock the OF the Junk store Of the late Shss
Davis deceased consisting OF new and second hand stand
Ing and running rigging anchors cables Ac Also, rope
rags canvas iron copper lead, Sc &c sale positive
Terms cash By order OF JAS. rHAfER,
an toO Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

4 fo@sai, WHICH,. c. BS,sa... VI H''ii'aaih.
n Schneider. ], s,hmi,r. Ans. E..,
Faf,s~J A XVI c Ras.a', c. R Doisor,A
otesf-F Wee. C. N-n;-.
Bas,ooni-P E',i. " Het,rcs
F'rT.-E sc6a,l'' Il ss6alii " rr,.. { Fr-asnc..
dps,esss-G s,a s'y'' sa, ' DSs- c-siro
Sue Drum Grhsn. kstte Drpns-J Senrs-
The Festival Will be uader the direction Of NJ MAREr-
ZEK Musical Direct and Conductor Of the Italian Opers
Company and late Musical Director Of the ta an Opera
London Il resPses1y STRsKoscH s w S he
usts Orchestra Chorus Of the OPers Company before
their departure for Philadelphia, which viii positively lake
place the Sd Of October On This occasion me TsoeFusce
will be Illuminated with LOCO eNtrs lights
PROGRAMME
l. Overture Egmon," Beethoven.
, Duo semiramide,8 by Signorins rniih AMI Sig
s. r ants Diamaqae, Lucia composed and eS
eeuied a.. yN,,Ss
Grand Graz FINALE kr.s &C, Linda ii ChamounlI" by
sirnorina Trlfh. sgnors Pico, Signon Dubreuu
and Rosi, and full Chorus and Orchestra OF the
G. cesbfaied coneen Saeck9 by sirsso.ch Weber
l. Overture "Rzzio". Maretzek.
; THO. . Lacrezia Borgia,n by ssuonns Tusi and
and signor Beuedetu and Ros ..,...,:. Donize'Ii.
g. Duo on Themes Of Giursmenio." for TWO Pisnos'
composed by suakosch and performed by
Messrs. rimm snd straNosch.
& Romans. schisvs in Bagdad,' sguor Val
s. Das Deutsche Lied Chorus with Solo, by the
Lederkrauiz. y Ansre
o. The Magic Bel 3" followed by Souvenirs Do
Jenny Lind" composed and prepared BY. >uakosch.
T. Grand Finale, first act Guramenio,' by signorns
Trufh. Signors Pico. SiguOr Benuedetii, Deub-
reuil and full Chorus and Orchestra OF the Italian
Opera Company $500 .sieis ~ se
The following pieces. by StrskOsch, have been pun
ished by WIN HALL 4 son. 80 Broadway " Adieu
d'Itaie"-Eiude Caraceris uque pour le Piano. Lu.
crezia Borga"-F.n,sss 8. This sormng Of Monterey
Grand Gaop dedicated to Maj. Gen. Taylor Sow
enr de- Lac de Como MeOde pour le Piano s. I'm Gar.
nival Napesr-Polka g. Prayer from the Opera OF
OeIlo for len hand alone T. Position Polka And the
following have slso been published by ANDRE Co AZ
Broadway l. The Magic Bells'-s Revene = " Merce-
des Polka 8. " ChansOn d'Amour"-s Mcclure
NJ STRAKOSCH, on this occasion. will perform on a
Grand Piano from the mandatory Of Chcserng and also
on one made by EraTd
Tlckess for sale the music stores, and at the Pnn'
cipal Hote- until u o'clock on Monday.
Doors will open Al o'clock Performance VIII com
mence 81 O'clock precisely.
The Festival will positively take place on the evening
above stated. No pospOnemen on account OF weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, AaeHonesr
10y BANGS, RICHARDS a rLAII ~


D2n4 Brosd~N.-Lib-r. cssh advances hsSe 90 o"u'
sigrncns for snetion sse-
MONDAY EVENING, Oct
B0oSsA srg- and genera ,s.ort'nent oi snon n s,a
iscs books school books. family snc cn1fen ~
b.es fan and hsif bound blank books. kc Nc.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct & "
NEW Books, Ac.-An extensive collection OF Vsuaoic
standard and moe aneou. boOss new and esh s'oeh geo
ersy. 10 quantities. -
NsLUsELE LIssssY-A lngs and vsusb.e library q
o. choice boobs chiefly nne frgish edors sring
many superb and costly wosks seldom oser-d Among
them copy Of Abboisorc eciton OF SCOTS Moves, a
roys cctayo, beautifully lsusiet London Cycope-
aA y vos. Namrssts Library y vols Adines Poeis,
vols. elegantly bound morocco; soohsy. Li,e and sn
u Cowcer X vols beautifully bound cali. hnishrs Pc
torA London, vols. English sage, 10 vos
TUESDAY EVENING, Oot. 10
NAiVsELs PsvkrE LisgskY A .asge and vsiGans coz
ecfor OF English Booss embracing many scarce and vau-
able editions OF Shskspesres WORKS, and WORKS re.sinf
10 Shakespeare ard The Drama
Aso very choice collection Of framed srgrsvDH,
cherry Scottish historical subjects.
AT PslyArt sALE-A ooAecuoo o. choice on Paintings
Including slsrse BY De Bcruf 6ne Landscape ~
WILSON beautiful Flower and Fruit pieces he Al IN stt
Nsnes Aso, scouecron ~ -ngrsytnsa poruan "
the ssrly Presdenis Nc In france
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
READ READ.
..aa. a. nr.M.HaHaH NJ -
WILLARD EIILMORE,

The candid4tcof the Whgpartyfoy The office Of President
TO BIZ AN ABOLTlONlST
BIZ u RcrieU Of he Course ia the 25i 18Th and h Congress
ALSO,
SHOWING GEN TAYLOR TO BE IN FAVOR or EXTEND
ING THE ORDINANCE or l7r7 OVER TIE CONTINENT
BEYOND THE RIO GRANDE IN OTHER WORDS, TO BE
IN FAVOR or THE WILMoT PROyIsO.
HOUSE or REPREsENrArIyEs 25h Congress, Sd Session
TUESDAY, Dec H. lS}-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

(,ONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSU RANCE
u CONPASY.-Ofsre 81 WslLsL-Conrnues TO insure
against al Of Life pisks terms more favorable
nan any other Company Persons insured now will part
cpa:- annual dividend the fret Of February next
Local REFEEESoES-Phelps, Dodge Co Frederick
Dsming, Esq. ". ID MORGAN, Agent
rs Saw lmis J. w JUDD. Agent for Apelc4riops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
NlRYLASD-The following is the complete Free
VI Electoral Ticket of Maryland.

fsa0'S b4'V' JOHN REYNOLDS
NJ Disfr. THoals p T. BCuNsISsHAN 3 tnsrsp lsNis
a. WiLLlAas 8. Ellis T. HowaED. D. ; : srtvfSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

Ftrii-f
y z n.4~,-.h A no9worth. Hsnsen. Sti-r.
WDrE , 4. kHryt 4. fstfsS q,
Z Go VI Srnonsou J ? krsgtrer. "A. Mars
! " Psrsn.. >,lrrfvf, { lliie, Surft-f'
" heyr-r c. l. Gs1ts n NnrfHrf, I N-srl -
LsH.n-r- A. Garrr, poilectef o >laeiirf'
q D. Lace. j. l. k1-sl, J trrsls hrli,
n ora, Shmitr Nese 1. N->rrs
Tt5I1t
A Foppenbers. Johnsoa, Frcs, Srsonef,
r. koeh~r. Ha-ser, l. Neaici-soh1 i 0ooc~n
ttal.rfril1s.
A Boucher. M.on. W eroens'et W NlsSrf,
A rorran. n " Hrg~laad. c. Brsane-. htritinuih
Cgzfrabafsof
Schneider A sehm,r Anc, c Use.
,. R-hd.r. 4 Regitus-r Kausse, heuos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

GREAT FAIR.-The Managers Of the Great FAIR al
VI Cssle Garden prepared 10 receive coDu1ou'
from exhibitors. Of al articles proposed 70 be enni-
x.rd he srtcs. IN hs rour.e al oS.y and tomorrow,
Friday and saturdsy IN order that they may Dc
most advsniageousy $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

SIZZLING OFF CHEAP-WDdow Shades Of
Sv-rv description and quality nov being sold 81 81
',.orsnary loys prices by JOHN GREAsON, a. ns od
.ns al t;f-envi bet between Murray and hoolnson 81
TIE pubic are nyiIed 10 eel. 8" ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

nAGCERRROTYPEP PLATES, OF superior qu.L
'tv Al wholesale and retail; cases, chemicals ins,ru
nd sppsrams-eyerytnng u the line, constantly 90
hand and for sale A. .,,,,, 49,, n - r,,o,
49," "a worn IN Rroai~sv has Broadway "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

ID BARsuN, Proprietor; p HrcHcoex, Msnaser.-epaen-
did performances every afternoon sno =; sno ssey
the most extraordinary wonder In esioo
He 10 year, Old only a inches BIZ and weighs only Sos
To be se.n In he morning from 10 10 IA afternoon from
IN 3 And eyeping from ill TO- Othef performances also
Ie place by talented Ethiopian Singers me Sable
Brothers Nj NeLis The lnfsnI 'esrs nc &c The Nam
noh Row, the Giant Baby the Enormous Snake, &c he
40 ~ all r the usual price OFFS as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

MAO Nss-rs
ser r. Csn Geo, Criieni~n Clara james Co-i- raas
Ton. Ed~ari pa.es Do Dog tgefs'i H. fb,..
henry hopAi J-eksSa SAAys- i i,lv No.. ~.1r n.
,rue Paruenter Pea kondal, kanto fh tafi-l 49,
sard Rogers, Russell, sergeant sno1to1 s,as s.o P,
nsn sudh Iughs.i. Totni Iumoul Oa'rf"ooo' iV''i o.
wasener Henr, William, .ai wnirhop-5a
50 the resolution laid upon the tsole-See cong
Globe; page IL. House Journal, page :
on the 2lst January. ISL Mr.. ADAMS presented ana
moved the reference Of petition asking the Abortion
of Slavery in the District OF Columbia, and IN tne Ter
ritories: also that no Territory ioludtmS Slar~y'
uGy be admitted into the tRtoH.
Mr. CoSSER moved 10 lay that portion OF the peuuoh
which came under the standing rule on the table.
Mr. ADAMS asked how that was to be done, for the
netition must then necessarily be cut in two
MIR WARREN Of Ga. observed that II the petitioners
hncb, nroper 10 attsch Objectionable matter, not re-
cevsbe BY the House TO their petition they ought not
N complan If the whole rejected. He therefore
moved the rejection of the whole
That portion of the petition coming under the rule
having been laid on the table sub stelfio,
Mr. RI AcK of Ga moved 20 reconsider the vote Tor
the purpose in case should be recon'dered OF NOV
inc The rejection of the whole as ne contended that no
mart of 4, ought TO have been received
On ,hs, roorisn Mr. ADAMS demanded the yeas and
rsvs which were ordered. and decided by yeas and
nav. as follows, Yeas 100 Nays 81. Fillmore IN me
negative See Cong. Globe, page 10 house 'ou'na
page 202 A. .or,s f,-,be,
conversation the hour having expired the mousse pro
ceeded TO the orders OF the day. -., o.
On the It'll January, l-42, I'd Session 2ln congress
Mr. CtpprSGs of Ohio presented memorial rom Ger
ain LEGAL voters OF Lenox in the County oil AshtAou4A
and stse of Ohio praying Congress to repeal the Jaws
regulating or ssnctioning the holding or uansporAoi
~ ner.ons az Slaves in vessels oil the United Sls'e'
sailing cosstwise from one state 10 anotheri ana :
PASS laws protecting the rights OF All persons clse
- ssId as slave. who may be constituronally emitted
q, their Freedom by going TO sea, with the consent
~, ,rss,ers beyond the Jurisdiction OF the state
which thew are legally held 70 be Slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
BODk TRADE.

~ PhrenoIoEirts and Publishers, FowLEo
WErrs Clinton Hsl. lSl NRsss1-r v
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NnTtCE-

Ana PROPOSALS will he received a
krSeS the Quarter Masters Office. nj Rator
Rouge, La. ill Friday the lst day o
December, al II A. NJ, for supplying the
Troops with Fire wood for one gear, com
mencing on thu first day of January, 1919,
and ending the thirty first day ofDecember,
Is4p.
The said Fire. wnbd 10 consist Of good
sound Oak or Oak and Aph. In equal por-
tons, and to be delivered whenever on
wherever the Quarter Master shall desig.
nate, to he closely packed for adneasute-
meut, and to contain one hundred and
twentv.eight cubic feet in each cord, and
each piece or stick of wood to be four feet
in length.
Each proposal Will be addressed to the
Quarter Master nj Baton Rouge Barracks,
La, aud will be accompanied with the
names Of two persons as securities for the
faithful performance Of the same.
WIN. II. TYLER,
Bv't. lst Lieut.. 9Th Tnf'y. A, A. q. NJ.
Quarter Masters Office. Baton Rouge,
Bk's. La, Nov. LIT, ls4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

EOR HALE

The subscriber offers for sale, a plantation
situated ii tho Parish Of West 'Foiiciant
5b7ut 8 miles from the town Of st. Frapejs.
vile, OF The upper Jackson rosd, known AZ The
Elm Park plantation, at present cultivated in
Cotton.
This plantation consists Of Two tracts sf
land, one Of which contains about D
l3lleo aFpents, tho other 695 12tloo aefea b.
shout s24 g5fto1 arpauts.
The two tracts will be- sold together ar sopa
a!"ly, 70 suit purchasers, and will be- deliver
ed in the month Of January next 1910.
C0NDTFIows.
One fourth cash, and the remainder M 80
and 8 years from The day Of sale, boar no H.
ierest ats pr cent with mortgage retainea
until final payment.
A ply at the office Of tho Baton Roues Ga
zefte or to the subscriber " miles betov fgat-
ON Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Aug. 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NTf1E WALKN

DE TT ORDAINED by The Board q
Sleatmen Of the Town Of Baton Rouge. thaI
al persons owning property on either side u
Florida and Convention streets. FROM Laiayat
te to Main street. and on Laurel street, be ant
they are hereby required II make their side
walks in front thereof Gle rem feet wide CFrotr
the surveyed line Of the property 10 lie nut
side of the trub) the ssid sidewalk ~ be made
If good whole brick within sixty dave from
the fret publication Of this ordinance.
he IL ordained, &t., that al persons own.
ing Property on either side If lafayette sire I
from North n Convention street. be end they
are here by required to make their sidewalks
III front tfterpnften fe / wide, from the sur.
veyed line Of the property TO the outside OF
The Grub the said side W TX to be- made 81
good whole brick. within siKty days IF the first
publication Of this o dinance.
be il ordained, &c. that all ttees more than
ten, and lees than eight feet an Lafayette
street from Convention III North street, be
cut down within sixty days Of the first pub
~lication Of this ordnance, and all 81 ieEalks
within the same limits less than eight feet.
shall he made ten feet. and all above Ton faet
shall be cut DIVA 10 that size within sixty
days from the fret publication Of this ordinan-
&C.
All persons refusing or neglectinr to comply
with The foregoing ordinances, shall be fined
in a sutn not exceeding fifty dallars FIR each
o%ffenre. II. L. WOLFE, Secretary.
Sep. B-29 A true copy on record.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

FRESH TEAS.
FAMILY GROCERIES,

Loaf sugar and crushed do, brown d., cot.
fee, tea, chocolate, canpassed hams. lard In
kegs, plc kies, preserves, pepper sauces, mack
arel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters ard
salmon, %raisins, currants, praunes, brandy
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices OF ill
kinds, erouned and fiji for Immediate use,
sperm candies, soap, CASTLE do, indigo, fv
blue, sweet oil, white vine and cider rineraf,
French brandy, I'D Holland gin ard old ryo
whiskay ,madsira, port, champagne and car-
II wines, cordlaEs, raspberry vinegar, 4yrup,
&c, &c.
Always OH hand Of the beat qttalisy-fn-
gether with a general assortment of rrrekaty
and glass ware. For sals by
sep. 30 i. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

THtit1Y BUSHELS, on Twenty RVS

m,-,-.-- no w.. r..vv pttI.
'"'9Sh4' H'A97 - mrs
iii. Gt&5b t4'5 Ftbb5 =" y ~ th2
si8s tt4n's frfaH8 NO ffa4stfaf Or faihtty
sfd1id b. #it h8at thsfu. Their tin9iT admI=
njstfatitl WIN prevent mitch rain anu suffer
ing, sd save ei7ity 7~sliaela ffve7. WI VII
| su ST. E}Fspef STA, s3itk H taiacla. wIftGh can
| positively b cured ny the bsp If Dr. Gerdob's
Family III Il, tt8sbly FsTiedY ynt discovered.
Ne II f89Ff, q %ti8l4si af 4f4baie sttor IMP
he eetae5sltpon Of tt " Pills. WfH gta tat
his ii raasiiE disease, Which tias liafas0sore
ettIisd ,he ~ Fts b the most ssiltIal and soj-
ant f. bt@alefFfta FIR hsffFa rms, prey tl46fl#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
ThmLIT GtrpFfrY ELnrE-

fzf9 TIE undersigned respectfully ID
informs tie public lh5f ae hts o
| inst rHtttfed from New Orleans, and ha:
on hsfd, and IL constantly receiving ut hi:
old stati IN Layes So, i large assoftman
O fatfigies. III the above iinat aiming Hhisf
are
EIGAE. f,3Hisiana, sh3 HIYan3t double
teGned, crushed, and pss 1pfed,
r0FEEEA IB l. IT ~ysrfo3s qualities.
EI5tI. safJittes, Cod Fish, H4ddgek
Haetarel and lTpffihes,
TOBACCO 6f dniefeht qualities,
CIGARS, Chln5aaR aad Fine.
CANDLES, sperm. Star, s~tafibs, aud
Tallow,
SOAR. Soda, aud sttFa Family Soap,
SPICES, I pper. CinnatuVn, Gloves Nnt-
nfsgs, MustAri, { sanna Feppar,
pICKLEJ. Cueuntl,afs, Olives & Capefs.
PNOVISI0rjs Flnu, psfk. fsasf. Lard
bacon, Drtadsbesf, Bologna ssusa-
aes, Beef fonEue, - Z
CHEEE7. Hetisnit Cheshire Il Western,
KEFCiiUp5, Tfotnat9 aid Walnut
Oils, Olive, in half bottles and bottlss,
fLatd and. Lamp sa
FRDlTs, Haisigs, Curranta. Figs, d les
and Bra ndia4 Fruits,
NUIl. Almonds and PeeanH, So II =
CHOCOLATE, Swref and lgBlesI tfB. /.
WINES. Of various qualities, ggfdlsls bf
all kinds, Old brandy, Jamaica Rum,
Holland din, Moddhkatela Whisky,
j London Porter and Ale. =tyt
Just Received, 5000 papers IF gartien
Seeds from Wakemla and Bsaufpan. Pias-
f. RISKY and Go, New Yorlty aud
the Shakers, pleasant hill KehtHtf y.
Also nj assortment Of Flower seeds.
have constantly m hand Tar. Roain
and pttsbhrg Cnai.
Dee le-47 If A. MONTAN4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
LIGHTNING RODS.

The slbseribpr would aIse inform The
Planters Of Ibis vicinity aud lhe public In
general hal he manufa ctnres and puts up
Lightning Rods, IF every description, and
guarantees his work To be durable and
equal to any erected. and on as favorable
terms. Those wanting Lighting Rods
would do well to call al the manufacturing
establishment If The subscriber, bsE,re
makihg contracts. w. r. TurrARp.
Sent. q, nj. Nv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
New StOre--- Fresh Afriyalsl
x G q y

~
A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned. at the stand formerly octu-
pied by Alfred Gates, on Church Street, to
whial the attention Of the public is respect
fully called. The stock on hand Is entirely
new, having just been selected in New
Orleans by The undersigned hihtselt--and
consists ofthe following VARIETY
FANCY AND 8rAPLE DRY GOODS,
rtfs1ch IS the latest Styles Of Barege
Fancy Velvet for shitdteh's clothing, Fancy
Raw SILKS, Oregon PIaIds. Scotch and
French Plaid Giuahans, Shawls, Blankets,
Cotton brown and Bteaehef, Hosiery. Steel
Retirules, Plaid inseys for Servants Fancy
Cassimeres fer CehlIemens' Wa#f, Nv Jeans
FED and White Flannets, Cotton Flannel
Fine Dimity, White Jaeanet and Cambria
Book and Swiss Muslin, irish Linen. Hem
Stitched and PLAIN Linen Camb. HDKFs,
Cottonades Of all kinds. &c,
SHOES.
A general assortment, VIII
Ladies' tolofsd and black Booteas, ladies'
BlskinE. Ladies' Slippers, Indies BFogans
OF al qualities. Childyens' and Yoaths' shoes
Gentlanens' black B0oteas, Gents Morocco
Brog1 ns, Kip n~fo4ana, Mems Slippers, &c,
blaek shB' "'neltm ana 1otton' oil sizes
GLOW rs.
A first rate quality Of BuCkskin rid ny
Gloves, also, fancy aid bl4ek kid Gloves for
ladies' aud gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and fresh assortment If Essences,
Pofnade. Creme de Persey Cosmatiques,
Creme d'Atnandns.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers @~lsliDE 10 buy p first rate
article uf5 lump t0bteeG, st New 0rin4ns
piece, w0u.d d. wei to csll and eEatnllE, be-
fore ordering frt1n III" eity-aiao, A eamnie ot
$p'p}eh cigars. Both Of tbs abp q named
afticIes.l vii be en#bta@, II future { fur
nish in Baton Houg". At city pfiees-havin4
made arrangements to that eff It, with III
Importer.
The Wh2l9 of The goods abo7' enumerated
Will be cold at the lowest prices for eAsH,
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ANOTHER NOME CER7IrICA7E.
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the public ! ''eI mYFeIt ~ d4'y bonpd to les.
tity 10 t1e great cure whIfh your COMPOUND
Syrup of Wild Cherry performed OIL me.
For NV part, | feel ma If evat v hody ought +,
kr,,y u Tg,sas aa1;ated tvirha yioient rnugb