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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
LoulsLana LegisInture.-We

Louisiana LegislatUrc.-We
have much pleasure ia acknowledging re.
celpt Of New Orleans papers from the
Representatives of this parish.
MIR. Patterson has introducedtwo impor
tant Bills-one, for tan amendment Of the
Constitution 50 that the Judges of the Su.
irene and Dlstrict Courts should be elect.
ed by the people-and the other TO have a
Navy Yard established ut Baton Rouge, or
al such other place in this State ON the
Mississippi River, as may be deemed most
advisable. The Committee on Federal
Relations, 10 whom the Maryland bill
was referred, has reported ia favor of the
measure, aud recum nended Baton Rouge
as the location for il.
If Mr.. Patterson and the other members
Nho viii support thig measure, be success.
hf iii having the same carried idto execu-
tios, ii will be the means Of giving an adj
ditional impetus 10 TIE Improvement Of this
,own and of The whole district and they
deserve the thanks at every citizen Of this
parish in particularly for lheir p~raiseworthy
G~xeElions.
For an assault Of Mr. Brewer, 9 mem
ber ofthe Ssnate, ny. Louis Lallande Fer.
riore, uas sensencea 70 Il imprisoned in.
F,s Jail Of the parish of Dreams for twelve
Aanra.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

The ChOleTn.-A chemist In Bris-
tol, named ~Iiefapalh, who claims to have
made minute Investigations, and to have
extensively experimental In connection
with the cholera during its visitation n
1889, makes the following statements and
suggestions, in contemplation of our biting
again visited by this seourgs:--
"'rhe Two most popular disinfectahts OF
the day the chloride oil zinc and the nj
trate of lead. known as Sir w. Burnet's
and Ladoypn's, will be OF no avail, al
though they will promptly remove ordinary
putfid %efluvia. The only chemical pre-
yentiye depend upon In my numerous ex-
posures to the virus was chlorine gas, and
this | believe to be q perfect one fthe fun
igation IL complete. / invariably passed
through an atmosphere Of II on my return
home, and kept II escaping 10 my residence
during the continuance of The disease In
ths city. | also placed large quantities of
The substance necessary for the evolution
ofthis gas in the hands Of a Bristol Drug
Rjst, who was kind enough to distribute
1900 quantities of 1t gratuitously TO appli-
eants during thr e days with instructions
for the use, and an happy TO say that during
that time the deaths fell from ten 10 one
per day, and | have but little doubt hal If
every ship arriving In England from an in
feeted place, should be exposed 10 q perfect
ftmiratiOn with chlorine, we shall be pre-
served from the Injection. If the disease
should pass this Gordon, by any accident,
then every house in The infected district
should be simultaneously tumigated with II;
say three times a day; unless done In all
houses 1T the same time, Il would be use
less, or nearly so; and to do IL e~ffocually, a
mixture of three pats of common salt and
one Of black oxide Of manganese, should be
placed just inside the onter or street door
oilhe dwelling-house, and a little common
yitrol poured upon 1t. The inward current
Of air will convey the chlorine gas to every
part oftbe interior, and wherever II can be
smell the effect is roduced--the miasm
Is destroyed. If atti cles Of clothing are
infected, aud the colours iikelylo be- iniur-
ed by the gas, they may be heated In an
oven nr on a kiln, to $50 or 800 degrees
(about the heat of baking 5read,) when
they might be handled or used with per-
feet immunity"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Death OF NapoIeon,s Widow.

81 y - Va ~ y ~
The Ministers Of the ArChdhehess Maria
Louisa, Duchess of Parma and piensenza,
issued a proclamation late on the evening
OF the 18th ult. announcing TO the people
the demise Of that Princess, the widow o.
Napoleon, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ. chat day.
They stated that an express had been sen'
10 The Duke of Lleea, aud that they would
direct the Government until the arrival 81
the new sovereign.
The Times has the following conmenta.
~ on her death.
OF the Empress Maria Louisa, It may
be said that nothing Ii her life became
her like the leaving il, and with a view TO
the completion Of The arrangements recent.
" made in certain portions ~oftenritory dis
tributed among the Italian Princes, tho de.
mise of the Archduchess Parma Is at least
opportune. She had lived to be very near.
y The longest reigning sovereign in Eu.
rope, for nearly thirty.four years have e.
lapsed, since she exchanged, for the ppr.
ton of m Archduchess, her share in the
throne ofthe French Empire. In that peri.
cd, she has done little more than indulge
the obscure passions and narrow feelings,
which formed a singular contrast 10 the
glare of transitory splendor thrown over
her marriage and her French reign. OF
all such dreams of human greatness, sud.
denly thrust by the caprice Of fortune upon
a youthful Princess, zone certainly was
ever more gorgeous or surprising than
that which made Maria Louisa, then in
her 10th year, the bride Of the great Sol
der of Fortune, who seemedto BIZ the Mas.
ter of Commercial Europe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
MARIE.

LIE prix dc la f1rine 6tant $500 les bou.
hangers seront tenus de dtnner 35 onces de
pain pour dix sous pour Ia semaine coue-
rante. JOHN r, DUFROCQ, r. M.
Feb. 5. l545. .r 45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Wall Paper.

PERSONS wishing to,purchase the above article,
can be supplied with any quality, Or In any quantity,
at from Is cents to 81 per roll, by applying at the Paint
Shop of the undersigned, where a variety Of samples
may be seen. MORIS0N& REGAR.
feb ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
SEGARSl SEGARSIl

COCO, Best Regain the most approved brandy
5000. Principe,
5000, Melee,
In Store and for sale wholesale and retail, Cheap
for Cash. sif
Liberal deductions made to retailers.
i. BOEGEL & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
MAYORALlTY.

The price of -four being $500 the ba.
kers will give 35 ounces Of bread for 10
cents for the ensuing week.
JOHN X. DUFROCQ, r. M.
Feb. 8 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
just Received!

AT S. JAcoBrs Mep Cheap Store. Fifteen boxes
of Gentlemen's hats, all sizes and qualities.
GentEemen's Shirts-Qinen bosoms) all kinds. Cloth
ing. Boots. shoes and Hosiery.
The whole Of the above articles will be sold at auc-
ton prices. Feb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
AUCTION SALE.
by BEARD, CALHOUN u GO.
Fl. B4 LAYnr AUeFforEFR.
SALE.
Thursday, 18th February.

! TaAorg 81 nEsf LAND in ftE srAfE OF LOUISIANA
To mn sotp WfrnouT ~lsrsERNE.
4At 12 o;tteeh, tttl be sold 1t Banhs' lrcade-
Tbs following TRACTS OF LAND, situated IN
the Parishes Of lbefvile, Pointe Cuupsg, vest batoti
us,rs piaa,tetuines. etc, suitable for disqualification
of sugar and coitg1, viz ;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
DIR. M. R. WOOD.

OFFERS his professional services to the people Of
Baton Rouge and its vicinity. Office on Lafayette
street. nexf door TO that Of Oh. Layceck.
Feb5-L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
cLoTHING ATREDUcED PRICES

The undersigned desiring 70 dispose Of his present
stock Of clothing, informs the public that he viii self
it at prices dsfying competition. Call AZ The "One
Price Cash Store Of JOSEPH WETXLAR.
fed 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

GA New York paper contains an ad-
vertisement, announcing as "Lost, a cloth
cloak belonging to q gentleman lined Nth
blue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Rifchie 81 COchrane.

ConMrssfoN AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. - Old LeUee, NsB Orleans.
CAREFUL attention given to the sale Of Sugar and
Mslassss and ether produce given IN their charge.
Marchandize purchased and shipped, with care and
despatch.
KesrtoI III Ure and John Klein, 81 ths a.eamboas
Masstey R6I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Notice
Dons1 ha Alarnaedl

All persons indebted to the firm Of Phillips Il Lanoue
are requested 70 call ON the undersigned and settle.
f. LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
LETTER FROM THE REV. n. JACKSON
FORMERLY PASTOR OF THE FIRST PRES
BYTERTAN CHURCH, NEW YORK.

CaSeIssATt, FEB. IS, 1910.
Dir, swAvSE-Deay Strs-Pennit me to take the
liberty Of writing to You Mt this ffrne, TO- express my a<
probation, and recommend to the attention 81 the heads
Of families. and others, your valuable medleIns-y0ar
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS pIk9IN
MNA on SYRUP or WILD CHERRY BARK.
In my travels Of late, Ihave seen the wonderful Effects
Of yot1r medicine, in relieving children Of very obstinate
compEaiHts-snch rs Coughing, Wfeezirg9 ChokIng
with PEIeQm, Asthrnatic attacks dc. sh01tid moi have
written this letter however, at present, although have
felt ii my duty 10 add my testimony 70 u Tor some time,
had il not been for q late instance where the medicine
above alluded TO Nas Instrumental IN restoring 70 per-
feet health 9 an only child, " whore eaac vas almost
hopeless, IN q family 0fmy acquaintance.
Beyond all dOuhf, DR.. SHayneH CoHnpostnd syr5P
Of Wild Cherry, il the most valuable medicine in this
Or any other country. arm certain have witnessed
more than one hundred cases where IL has been alien
ded with complete success. have used it myself in
am obstinate attack Of the Bronchitis, IN winch y Prov
cd eheetuaI IN an exceedingly short time, considering
the severity of the case. ! can recommend tin Tie
fullest confidence Of its superior virtues. / WOg21d adj
Wise that no family should be without If; iii is very
nleasans. and always beneficial, worth double, ard 81.
Ten ten Times it, price. The public are assured there
Ii no quackery about 10.
Formerly Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church, ~
FIR. ssEayng's COMPOUND Syrupof Wild Cherry IS
mt IN SQUARE bottles, e~nyeIoped with a handsome steel
engraving, bearing the signature ofDF. HsNAfNE.
The spurious articles are called by various names,
/ eHeh as BalsaIns BiItsfs, dAa eNtH syKups u
wild Cherry; hut the public shonld bear IN mind the
name Of Df. Swayne, or fhey may be deceived By q
ldeIeferi0us article.
II Pfneipal office corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
Ephiladelphia, and for sale by Agents in ell parts Of tho
United States and CaTadas.
The original and only genuine article j
dly prepared By DR.. II. SWAYNE. ~. w.
csrner Of Eighth and Race sits. Ph'a.
FOR sale by o. P. Davis and g. NJ. Hero
mgu,B Baton Rouge, Dec, 25--47 limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

TERMS or SALE-One-fourth cash, and the bal.
ance at /, Q and 3 years, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. payable at the Bank Of Louisiana, in New
Orleans, bearing interest, at the rate Of per cent. per
annun, from The date OF sale and if not puncttIally
paid, interest from maturity, ut 3 per cent. until paid,
and secured by mortgage upon the lands.
The Patents from the United States have been is.
sued for Ill these lands above named and offered and
will be delivered to the purchaser, when single, with
a quit claim title Of the vendor.
The purchasers will put themselves in possession, at
their own charge and expense.
Acts Of sale to be passed before II. B. Cenas, Esq,
Notary Public, at the expenses Of the purchasers.
Cash amounts to be paid in the hands of the Notary,
within 4S hours after the sale.
Plans of the several Properties are exhibited at the
off CO Of MessYs. Beard, Calhoun Il Co. Banks
Arcades-IBauefa.J Jana2M-5L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted 70 d. Sanger, He's 81
Co, az requested to come forward 4nd settle their
accounts without delay. By 30 doing they viii says
trouble u fhemsslves spd others. ian. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
CONDITIONS.

Au compliant, a moins qa'il ne soft anire.
ment annouce lie jour d. IL veute.
M. MORENO. Encanteur.
r. S.-Sur Ia susdifs habitation j yaa
peepres deux cent %cinquante arpens plan-
ties en- cannes, soixante quinze en- cannes
de cette aimee, ct Ie reste On chico de 10
premiere AIMEE.
Jan. 25-52 ST..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Atot Of satiaett, C1ofh, CaasemeTe, Flannel and do
LaiIas. 10 close q consignment are FOR sale at the sens
picecash stors'f Of JOSEPH WETZLAR
Ja4 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

pRtNrfrg Orr1oH RutEs.-Fhe iUiiew.
are 10 this point. This IL The law 'di.
rect" Friends visiting our office vii
please bear hem III mind
/. Enter softly.
.. sic down quietly.
.. Don't touch the poket.
d. Say nothing interesting.
B. Engage in no controversy.
8. Don't smoke.
Z. Keep six feet from the table.
q. Hands of the papers.
o. 0rEyps of The manuscript.
1.-THE editor IL abrupt, or look savage,
take II fof granted be IL stalled-and van.
Ish.-St. Louis Recette.
Mus. GA1Nns. -It appears that this lady
has already begun TO make liberal donations
on the strength Of the Judgment recently
delivered by the U. 8. Supreme Court a
Washington correspondent Of the N. I,
Post writes /. ''Mrs. Gaines good fortune Is
quite a topic here. She has added fuel tt
the excitement among the gossips by pre-
sentibg two very estimable young ladies
here, $4,000 each. The decision Of the
Supreme Court snaps many a chain oftitlt
heretofore relied OF by The property holders
In I,oitjainhA. and tho dpnafL Of 'nesnt
profts,' allowed to her by law, will be ruin
Gus to many. It Is with very great plea
sure, then, that am able TO state. on goot
authority, that the successful litigant viii
waive this legal claim, and is willing I
give quit claim deeds 10 innocent and hon
est purchasers without extorting an unrea.
sonab 10 onsidefation."-Dehd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

+These three certificates to be sold for account and
risk of s.. Dezier, who has failed TO comply with the
conditions Of the sale made nth February, ts47.
tT11ese three certificates to be sold for account and
risk of Tagliafefo, who failed 20 comply with the
conditions Of the sale made February 18Th 1877.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Medical and Surgical Jour.

MHNNGtlN NAhW StNEA AGtNH WWVEa
nnL-This useful periodical continues
d publish 4 great variety of Information
In medical science. Besides a large por.
lion of original communications and ex.
tracts, the January lumber contains the
following Editorial Articles Health oil
she eiY--Yellow Feveri-Mortelity In
slsA7, Health Of The CeuntrT Hospital
Reports, Dr. Sims oh Trismus Nascenti.
am; Morehead's Electro alvanic ma
ohine; Vaccination, Ne. &C.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

0r1be suear.house Of Nj. p P. Bryant,
Of ST. Ma,tins,ille, with 104 hhds. sugar
and 100 bbls. molasses, was entirely des.
troyed by fire On the night of tbe 18th ult.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

GREAT BARGAIN AND NOHUMBUG.
Gentlemsa viii do well % cali At the Zone price
cash store,U 90 examine she fine stock Of Clothing,
which viii Be sold IcweE than eyu Jan q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Aussf--1s Mnlefs, Z Chcgaux, Is BoguG,
10 tGtes de beies i corne. / Cabriolet, 5
Charreftfs il bnuf 1 Barouche.
MeubIes, une Montfe en- Of, ~usiensiles
aratoires etc. etc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

s~rerusstor sAbb-atW West Baton Rouge.
W. he'd d calf he The attention Of Planters
and Capitalists, to the extensive sale O
land and slaves by Y. blanchard Esq az
Inc residence Of the late Erasmus r.
Woods, ID takepiace on "Wednesday next
NV OH @inalant. See advertisement unpuge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
n.ahlin Mneting.

N ~, Gio,ds If GrNt. ZACHARY TAYLOR
residing IL the Parish ofNesi Baton Rouge
arc requested to assemble az INC Voo,'
tta,,.s ~ .atA Parish on Saturday The 9th
a.y n February TO select delegates to re-
s.sa, Nan Il a state Convention that
..u1 ,,,as, n New Orleans on the 22nd Of
February, for the purpose o. framing 81
Electoral ticket pledged to the support o.
Genl. Taylor for the Presidency OF ,he
ttn,tsd states. And said meeting will also
do what 10 them may be considered neoes-
sary and proper to ensure eoneer' o. ec'i0"
among their friends to secure the success
or thu object they have III view.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05


Fire IN Vickkburg. -A destruc.
tive Gro was ragingIin Vicksburg on last
Saturday. The ~newITheatre was entirely
consumed aud other buildings destroyed,
but we have moi yet rdeeiyeddill particulars.
9-We notice with MUCH regret, that
another Of those phaanthropic christians,
the Sisters Of Charity, has sacrificed her
life in assisting the sick and destitute, in
the Charity HospitaI New Orleans. The
name DC the deceased was Sister Mary
neunis Troy, aged Atty five years, a ma
tive ofthe County Waterford, Ireland, She
died Of typhus fever, In the discharge Other
an1aous avocatton,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Important Capture i'm Mex.
ic0.-Ehe Free american ofthe 2lst ols,
contains intelligence pr The capture Of the
Mexican General Valencia, aud also of Col,
Arrieta, by Col. +. NJ. Wynkoop Of the
FIRST Pennsylvania Regiment, We have
moi room 10 insert The details Or the daring
and succe ssf,l achievement of Col. Wyn.
koop and hia party, which is of the most
interesting description,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

ANfNF .EHM
61TWilh the present number conrneti-
crs the thirtieth volume ofthe Baton R1tge
Gazette. under the most favorable auspices
This paper has always. obtained . very
liberal share Of public support, aud KEEP
an an extensive Speculation which continues
10 increase. III win be our constant On.
dcayour to serve The. public with ddelit''
and to give no cause for=ccnaure from any
individual or party, witioutbeing subsery'
lent to any private influence whatsoever
t@-
crit will be Asen from our advertising
columns, that he c~ppartnefship OF Phtttp.
and Eahoue has been Dissolved, and tho
the business will HI future b. carried o.
by Bfr. Eagene Laaoa9 for bis Individual
accoants He viii also collect the outstand
ING bills aug 10 The late m
The correct basltaes4 hhblts of Mr.Lan
que, and M courteous eh aniable depori
ment Of II lHself and a%stistants, are so wei
known, as ID render ID unnecessary for VI
Ia say one word laFthef than to announce
the f,et ofhis continuing Al the old stand
Garner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets.
-
0J-We congratulate ilN public upon tbs
arrival 81 Capt. BreedFove Of the lfih Reg
iment DC Ihfantty, 10 take command Of the
troops 1T this post, IL paace ofthe much Ia
ncated Major llooe.
CANAAN Breedloye has encountered hart
service III Mexico, ana IL much esteemed
by All who have the i assure Of bis acquair
iAlnh. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

HUNGARIAN LEECHEstn
Warranted genuine just received By.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
CARTONS RING BONE AND
SPAWN rUpE

For the Cure of Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembered.--al of The above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge by H. II. WaddiIl and O. P. Davis. in
New Orleans by Constock &Co., 80 Poydrss
ct. only proprietors Of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Dayids Of Hebrew
PLASTER. Jany Z, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

COMsTOCK II Cp's Exlrad OF sarsapa-
rilla for pu flying The blood; p1e so cents,
per battle. OF "a per dozen. EST INDIA
ilAfk DYE, W~arfanled 10 colo the Hair a
Jet BIsek, and not stain the ski LUCINA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, for ma,ied Ladies
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-15

the four quarters of the Union. or set OF
coxcombs, having nothing to recommend them
but impudence.
He feared that our military seminarles
would be destroyed by political corruption
and in the event of an European war, our
naval discipline had become so changed, that
the oldest commodore would find himself
dis slaced by a New York pilot.
Mr.. Brown. of Mississippi, spoke at con-
siderable length in support of the bill. tie
took up the history of Mr.. Slidell,s commission
and his correspondence with the Mexican
authorities the position of Gen. Taylor and
his movements with the army under his COM
mand previous to the breaking out of hostili-
ties.
He contended that Gen. Taylor was not sent
to the Rio Grande nor to Matamoras. The
war was brought on by the act of Gen. Taylor
himself. But he (Brown) did not blame that
General, as the course he had pursued was
probably justifable under the circumstances.
lne OOVernIDent Hdu eusLdiheu eiio ioitoi
and the right of the country, and exhibited
great ability and craftsmanship in the manage
ment of this war. set
Whatever taxes might be imposed, whether
direct or indirect, would receive his approba-
ton. He for one would pay his share willing
ly to support the honor and interests of the
country.
The committee rose, and the House ad-
journed.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-15
The Municipal Election.

1t had been the intention of most of the
Wings not to make the election of our City
Officers party affair. but to select from both
parties the men in them best qualified to fill
the different stations. This, too, had been the
profeSSed intention of the Locos but, all at
once, call was issued for Democratic eau
Gus, on Saturday Evening, to prepare for the
Municipal Election, at which Caucus Com
mittee was raised to nominate candidate for
Mayor. This calling the caucus, originally,
may have been, as some Democrats have hint.
ed, move of some one or two who wish to
have the honor of being the run down candi-
date for Mayor, but it has received the sane
ton of the party, insomuch as they voted in
the caucus to raise the committee above refer.
red to and, therefore, if the election of our
city officers is made party affair, the Locos
and not the Wings, must be charged with
making it such.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-15
COMMERCIAL.
ROSTON Feb. ID. 1913.

Fsh-There is no change to notice in the market for
for Goldfish. Large Goldfish in fair demand at 81 10
l2a and small at 62a 0D275 W qtl, packed. In
Hake there have been sales at rs W qtl, packed
demand Ilay-Sales of Eastern at IA SO 10 SIS v ton,
cash Molasses-There has been but very little activity
in the market since last We notice small sales of
sweet Cuba at 22c mos the trade. ABDUCTION, l2
new crop Trinidad at 23a 10 24ac Naval StoresThere
il better feeling In the market for Spirits, and sales
have been made at 43 10 44c " gal, months In Tar
there have been sales Of $50 bbls at SO @ 62 R Dbl,
cas and mos. In Rosn we learn of no ansactions
Ois-Phe market for Linseed Oil continues firm, with
sales of American at CSC V GAL cash lot OF 80 casks
Dutch sold at zoe " GAL cash, and English Is held prin-
cnay M the same rate. For other Oils there has been
steady demand at our quoted rates. Provisons-Pork
has been arriving quite freely within few days. and
there is now good supply of all kinds at market Phi
ces remain without material alteration and we notice