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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

WW WTWgE EHHE WJ " WWW WSU FTtPHTEWt 10 T1KE
all contracts In the line Of building.
Persons living at a distance, who are build.
ing, can, by leaving their orders at my shop
OF Church street, opposit Mr. NJ. Gfanaris,
Coffee House, have their sashes, doors,
blinds, window-frames, etc, made In The besi
style. J%obbing, about town, done at the
shortest notice,
Those desirons Of building, will find ii nj
theit advantage 10 give me a call before COO.
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish specifea.
lions, Ia all cases, without charge, If lido the
wafk.
will keep on hand, at all times, a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and Other build.
Ing materials, so. that persons wishing to
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work done.
no.42. r. McKtTRICK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing On.
der the firm of MEHARD u HUGUET, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Oscar Mem
ard having disposed OF hlsiotersst to CHARLEs
j. PIKE, the business viii be continued as
formerly. under the firm Of HUGuET u PrgE,
who are charged with the settlement OF the
afFairs oil the late firm.
Baton Rouge, July 26th, 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
pErER,s vEGETARLE pILLs.

The tFuest test Of the superiority OF these
pills IL thai they are rapidly driving nearly all
others ons OF the market. Who ever uses them
once, recommend them TO. their friends, who
try them in their turn, and hence the know
ledge Of tS virtues ia pervaiing the whole
community The vegetable pill il no nne Of
these nos'rums which have been pulled into
an ephemeral popularity. bur il the happy re-
suit OF many years of close and devoted apnli-
cation Of a regular physician to the study IF
the science Of his profession; and hence the
proof and acknowledgment of IT. virtues viii
be as enduring, no it's reception has been re-
neral and enthusiastic
Dr.. Peters doas net pretend thar his vegeta-
BILE pills are a~coEtain cure for all diseases; but
be maintains that there are but lew whieh ara
beyond the range of their influence; and none
whatever in which their application can be in
furious. Among the Affections in which they
Lave been 70 eminently successful a. to ob-
tain fur hem the reoRfatiAn of a certain cure.
are the follow NJ: Liver COMPLAINT. Jaundice.
Bilious Fever in its inclptent stage, Fever
and ague, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Ner.
vousaess, Nausea. lowness nfspiritS, Bile on
stomach, and Blotched or Sallow complexion.
Ano her Of the many advantages OF the We
gsta6le pills il that they leave no unpleasant
taste IN tha moush, or nausea on the stomach.
80 hhst they Navy d tssea aeixh0ns 11g saservao- |
roR to RE- aaf!ypursasts tks psssent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

B. ROUGE SAVING INSTITUTION.
AL pefsoas VIC aFs in wsntof dry goodss
can hs ~ nj. times nc ~zoaatnodafaa az the
lowest possi5ls rates. by calling d tue 'ons
prizes ea%h store 81
usay 6-iy JosEra HSTzG-Aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
70 fI1e aenllemen.


VICTOR HBBEHT begH ts4va b tnfgffa bio
friends ard Tho ptlblie generally that hs stock of gen
tsmens, wearing app8fel h Equal ~ any In New Ofa
leans The following are s8fa8 NJ tbs a~FtiEiaH 10 ~
had vi his store, III I~afayetts street, b8tsseaa Davis
and SanRafs stores i
French Msfiuo Ff0eks, III MggiH0 UFap diets estuts
dress coats. Ainseea Iouaiy and
Sacks N skeleton coats. Linen pant.
German Merfn8. fdgj Lflsn bos5m shirtss
Cloth Goats sxtfs fine. ito. hsinsfieehs1.
Ff6eks and Dress, ellk under s%ififls4
Msfino tfldsf shirts, French silk hstss
Cravats Il gloves Of aII sggts, PaHau8a haas.
Lsgh0rH CaHlpsAha ard H08HbaEiHs 1anks.
Pedal straw hatA, English snd GsfHsan
satf8, SILK and H0fEbazins AEsrfn0 pants
vests, WlHls MaFHsGis Vssts,
Linen Drililass fF pants Wits pants.
Afro DYAesFs.
A fms lot Of Custofa v1gk, paasnt Leather CATERS
philadelphia shoes. and Bfsgans Of snt8.
rnR Gtealitg.
Afsi fnany ofhBF articles ITO nEtasF9tas b E~gsHaian4
maj 1a-A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Fat sals In B4tpf Rouge by O. r. DAVIS.
y. JouHpAH, ut M. tIEH9MAH, H. II. WAB~
tHtt, AMI likAb 1t sDH. July t-y3 EN-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Don't be Alarmed

g. 9AgOHt'B Nkw CHEAy sToRE, has Just fseeiy
81 h lot ef Istiey spring aogast viz
French elRin aibEhHStss oil eol'fs,
do striped do HH,
iaeeoastq, ali eaibfs White MtisIins, Bafagss,
Linens, PaHsUIs, &c.
The abovs articles wsts imported Q few days ago,
and will be sold at aHeioh prizes PleHse esN end
examine, and you will not 60 TO purchase az. svhsfe
slsn, Feb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

o1L-Spefm, Whale and Olive oil, d
by BeaE 4 Soa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
To the Ladies'.

The ladies Of Baton Rouge and liz vicinity ars rgs-
~lpsttfully informed that Victor Ilebeft has Just received
d complete stock Of Fancy Goods, consisting in part
nf Tic .EilIntpinr ia VIII
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

NOTICE TT TA1 PAYERS
Having tt1@ The Parish Tax roll fin Tie ysaY 1917
In nny possession; ! have commenced tho collection VI
the sanss. My office viii hereafter be- kep4 at The
Court House.
Feb ia. VIZ TfUpss, Tfesss A ColIsetor.
for tbs Parish If E1sa Baton Rouge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

aEGARSi q GARgit
6Nc, Best Itsgali4 tfae most approved brandy
300 Principe,
1000, Melee,
In stors and fa sale ~siotesals snd retail. Cheap
for Cash.
Liberal deductions raade 70 retailers.
~ BOEGEL a 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

sHTRTsH sHTRTsil
superior article Of Gents Linentwili be found at
yery low rates, al the tone price store Of
JOSEPH WETZLAR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

MoTHER's R~ELtgF=Indian Discovery. All
expecting to become mothers, and aex1ous to
avoi the pains, distress, aud dangers of child
bearing, are earnestly g treated TO Calm
their tears, allAy their nervousness, mud so}th
their way by The use Of this most extraordir.
airy vegetable production Those who viii can.
dtdly observe it's v,rtues, mtist approve Of Il In
their hearts; every kind and affectlonate hus-
band vii feel it hta oBt solemn duty to allevi
ate the d stress his W fe 10 exposed to by a safe
and certain method. which is, tbs use of this
mothers relief. sold atb9 poydras ut.
NEW DIsCOvERY.-Dr. Connell's,
Mixture, for Gonorrhua and elect, Seminal
illusions and Weakness Of the Uteraor nlad.
der. This mixture contains no injurious article
whatever, but posasssiooic properties Of real
efficacy and more cougenial 10 the ronstitu.
tson, than any other medicine used for these
omptaints Freed from I he nauseating quail
Ties attending Copatva and the common mix
ures, II win be found agreeable TO the palate
and pleasant to the stomach, and will cure any
case, or all nay Is fused for 1t. Il 10 equally
gpod ard certain for females. sold only at SO
Poydras St
CARTOONS RING ROME AND
SPAWN CURE.
For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Gals, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to he remembereds-al Of the above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
R uge by II. T. Waddill and o. P. Davis, in
New Orleans by Catustock &C.,, so Poydras
1t. only proprietors Of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Davids or Hebrew
plaster. Janv Z. 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

10000 lbs cIear Bacon sides. 80 Kegs
No ! Leaf Lard for sale by
aug I4~~29. A MARIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

CONJrOCK 4. Co's Extract Of safsapa
rilIa for pa ifying The blood: price 81 cents
per bottla. or A. per lisen. EAST INDIA
HAIR Dye earfan ed 10 ctlof the Hair /
Jet Black. and not stain tho skin. LUCINA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, fur married Ladies'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
=, .,.c,r,euI TeIesrnph.

,..is that new Electric Telegraph has
...,,0,.d BY Mr.. Bains, Of London. and Is
',..,,o be patented in this country when O'O'
..0.,eede all those nos IN use IL may
:. the controversy between Professor
d.. and Mr. O'Rielly, much sooner than II
- ,s done by the courts. Ii Is thus oeseriO-
'0 0'-- .,,,.snoDdeut Of the n. Y. Journal OF
Commerce:
~ the Measure Of examining to-day .
-. ,hipk. a most wonderful electrical
e'--.,,. invented by Mr.. Bains OF LONDON
1PP-iL- - ;,gsnious aud simple. lie showed It's
- ~ A. and from what We "a" OF Us
60. we feel not d doubt bat Il - ca
P.T'.S 4oing Al he claims for H. lie shows,
-. ,-or3s. that Il is capable OF transmit
= - ,b,gssnd words per minute over tels-
IS Wirss: which Is raPidity wholly an-
Wl.t;. more, he can prepare or put mp long
- n Liverpool, and when they arrive
: g York or Boston, they can be transmit
~ - O. inmates. The Presidents Message,
- ,,,v MI A page Of the Journal OF Com
~. h. ..vs. can be transmitted by this ma
-. IN less than an hour. This appears ex-
,-.--s,D,rv. but il IS made quite reasonable by
= N Inspection Of the operations Of the ma
chine - .-..
-. !, n. least upon MOrse's Patent
M Bans dispenses entirely with the 'a@gnet;
s.,,s h. j. simply an "EIoefT1eal Telegraph"
,.s NAT. as Professor Morse claims his TO be, an
-Elseiro- MsgEstie Telegraph"
We have not time 10 20 into further PaTtlcu-
- We consider il sn invention Of great ini-
Dortsncs. ana one in which the Prsss, as well as
~ DsopIs Of this country, Is most deeply inter
,.,s5 Il i an invention thai should not be-
ON a monopoly in the hands Of men who
riyht employ to the injury Of the press, and
AZ he bet interests Of the country.
W. understand Mr.. Bains sold has patent in
gugant for El2,O0O sterling. lie has taken
measures 10 secure his patent in Washington,
and intends selling out his right TO parties who
NAV b. disposed 10 treat with him; and If he
does not prove the power Of the machine to do
Al he claims, he will not receive cent for IT,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Ckina.

The latest sdvices from China betOken the
probability Of another war the result Of the
late difficulties between the Chinese and English
The naval and military forces at HOnkOng wer,
under orders to be ready for service, and rein.
forcemenis had been summoned from the East
Indies. The Friend Of China, of February 2.
says:
The measures which the British Government
will adopt, ara Of course conjectural. A war,
however, appears unavoidable, inaamuch as the
Canton province will be occupied by British
smy-the treaty in all its integrity enforced.
the people eOerced-end security taken for the
good faith Of the Chinese for the future. Tho
Europeans are disabused Of old erroneous ideas
as TO the strength Of China. II Is a vast, inani-
mate, disjointed empire; and is At this moment
at the mercy Of the weakest maritime power In
Europe. In the south the people are all but In
opeh revolt; and the presence Of foreign army
would certainly be followed by insurrectiOn.--
The whole western frontier is In c0mmoton,
from Burmah almost to Siberia.
Famine desOlates the finest central districts,
and more than all, the spirit Of the country 10
crushed by the late war. What can she oppose
10 the demands Of any powsrl Nothing, how
ever, will be obtained from this tresehsrous peo-
pie but at the point Of the bayonet.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

AT meeting Of the physicians Of the city Of Louisville
held at DR.. Knights once the occasion Of the death
Of Dr. w. n. Miller. motion Dr.. Ewing was called
TO the chair and Dr. Pyies appointed secretary The
object OF the meeting having been explained motion
the following preamble and resolutions offered by
DIR. Gross, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, al wise God has removed from midst
in the morning Of his life amt IN the dawn OF his prOes-
onal usefulness, DR. WATck n. MicT late Of this city;
nd whereas, il Is duty Ell proper OccassiOns 10
pay passing tribute VI respect 10 departed worth
Therefore be IL
ResoDed. That In the death Of Dr. Miller the profes-
on has lost minded and honorable member bold
energetic, and successful practitioner and gentleman
Who bid fair, al no dssntda 10 attain 10 no ordinary &
dncton.
RssolSea, That while is our duty hUmsy TO submit 10
the DEGREES OF Divine Providence in whose hands the
events Of he and death, deeply deore the early de-
mise O. one who was an ornament alike 10 has nature and
10 his professions
ReSised That his pure and unspOtted life his zealoas
devotion 10 his profession his honorable bearing towards
his brethren, and the prOnptne and fidelity with which
he discharged his duties n his patients, afford example
Resclped That mtTk Ofrrspect for the memory Of
deceased brother we viii wear the usual badge Ol
mourning for thirty days.
Res0uod, That copy Of these proceedings he trans
mltted % the widow ara parents OF the deceased with
our heartfelt condolences Tor their great and Treparsbe
loss and also that account Of hem be Published the
daily papers OF this city, and in the Western Journal VI
Medicine and Surgery.
U.E. EWING. Chairman.
M PVLEs, Secretary.
May 5, ISIS
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

.oublishes q paragraph s'a',
The Boston Q. Member Of the Institute '''o
ius mat NJ S' ,Ss University, and a strenuous
Professor cn,,O,. the sx-Minister Of rance
sspp0r'sr o - IN extensive thefts OF vA'aa-
hs' been en- public libraries. Gai10' was ~
BE O'ol, - nearly two years SINCE vel as '"'
i0rDsd o. VI n. hest defender in the reviews
sulPht VS. - him. for he did not care ~hAi
be % 90 INC, was. provided he was a u IN
"'A .' I,r HI. purpose. Gsi'g"snf' r"'''
HssFHgd have been seized in the house
Dirty Voi"'"' situate in the Rue de Est
q 'na.ossnd volumes have peeI 80 oa;,t,J In
les 10',-,spt which NJ, l.ioti ma" 49,. s,hsr
ths 't'Tnfer, and 20 900 oths's a. me
fhs h"s which he had hifea IN ~. ", -,
sPsfHh'S Thirty valuable volumes nave slsD -
strssL ,be possession Of a oooh o, a.
fOsDa y - - they had been placed ~ va -. a
who's hai0, ebaaee the binding. Two ooaes
in 0r1'i y b,oks have also been io"ho ~ s"s
eOalsiaihs = tbe same person, which nave oesn
pOsssssioh :, ofioial seal. At one oil me isle
pissed pH-S ,be Academy Of Sciences ~ Lho''
nesag, y l',,as.lf and his arrival caused pain
prsstnl's amoag his colleagues asse'np'eu'-
10 iee.ius ,,,snbers took n sheet OF paper On
Oss o. VI. 80 as follows:-"We have reason
Which pc - that NJ. Libri should nave aao
20 Be as0-'' !, came and take seat IN an assetn-
the boidhsss men," The paper then CIR
by d heuv, b.nd TO hand, and at ieng'h reach-
cuiaisd liOi ts,,ing the signature Of every one
Cd N. LO, ~, Gentleman immediately rose
Prss,lls n. retreat. lie has since gone 10 Lon
Goa hp, lust to add, that since this statement
80 find in our foreign exchanges
.a,boritaliys contradiction Of its ,r"th, ano
~ 80 'a,on strongly expressed, of NJ. Libri's
- .rnoeence.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Nsxnl.

The Washington Union states that the four
naval steamships now building nader authority
Of the act Of Congress Of March .. ls47, will be
named as follows: The one building al Kittery,
Maine, the ''SAaASAc;'' the enc at New York,
the "sAs JAcrsro;" the one at Philadelphia.
the ''spsapEHASSAH;" and the one at GosPort,
Virginia, the "PowHArAs."
Orders have been received at the Boston Navy
Yard. for the completion Of the Vermont now
upon tho stocks. The ship house 10 in dan
gerous position, and when the vessel 10 launched
il will be removed
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Great Fire 90 80. Louis- Four steamer De-

ST. LOUIS, May @
A lire occurred last night about ., A. NJ, al the
sumed.
for g, 400. - =
The steamer Lightioot, valued al SC co.., and in
snred for 81 600.
The steamer MARY, valued at SO, 600, and insured
for $1,000
The steamer Missouri Nal, valued at So ,OOO, and
insured for $1,000.
The FIRE originated in the ladies' cabin of the
steamer Mail
The Fire Companies from Cincinnati were on
board the Mail a. the time ofthe FIRE
This is the second eatastrophy of this character
that has taken place Ut wharf, aud i'm both IN
stances four boats have been destroyed.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

We have received letter from Cologne, which
inioFmfi n- that ON the oh inst mob assembled
very unpopular. The soldiery were called out 90
disPerse the discontented They charged the Peo-
pie, who immediately armed themselves and shrew
up oanieades. A smart fight took place, and the
arsenal was taken by storm by the insuTgents-
ihey then proceeded 10 the barracks, and alter .
oref opposition, the soldiers retired. leaving the
Town IN the hands Of the people. The bnildine
was soon sacked and rszed TO the ground.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

G0ur contemporaries in ST. Louis are stillTejoi-
cling over the completion Of the Chicago and hi
nois canal They have good cause to do so; II is
an object, the completion Of which deserves their
highest encominns, and in commercial point Of
view may be looked upon as the greatest and best
thing that ever happened for the gan; city Of the
West
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Singing statistIcs,.

Weesn conceive no more agreeable manner
Of making fortune than by singing; there is
90 littls labor and capital to be employed in the
operation. We learn from the Albany Express
that in Sc years, Christy's Minstrsls have Civ
sn s79 concerts, and with tho following result:
Total Receipts, S55,l40 25
Expenditures, 20,767 20
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
s,sss OF Temperance.

The following table shows the rise, progress.
and present condition Of this Order. yet ninfant
in days. but a giant in strength. Tho left hand
figure shows the order Of precedence in the err
CARNATIONS of the Grand Divisions Of the several
States; and those on the right hand give the
number Of Divisions in each STATE at the present
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Please specify.

An Engiish paper states, at concert Tor
the distressed poor, at StOurbridge, at The con-
clusiOu Of The song, There's good time com
ius." labOrer rose in the middle Of the assem-
biz. sR5 srcl aimed, "Mr. Russel, YOU couldn't
IN the tSne, could You 80
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

Mn. JULA WEEsTER APPLETON, only dsugh-
cay, April 18th. The remains Of her brother,
MAJOR EBwARD WEBSTER, arrived from Mexico,
on The sane day.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

Virg-a.s has revised her criminal code, diyesi-
lRgfhs system Of mere verbiage and fOrmality.
I, IS brief, clear The Massachusetts, code was
the mOdsl-but the Yirginians have improved
upon il by making theirs briefer.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

SUsDAr.-The Maryland Legislature passed
law which takes effect on the LIST Of June, to
prevent the selling Of intoxicating liquors on
the Sabbath, virtually shutting up all taverns
on that day.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

NEw CoUSrERFKTr.-The Cincinnati papers Of
Saturday, report the appearance Of counterfeit 81
bills on the Western Bank Of Baltimore. Il il said
that the bank never issued bills Of This denomina-
ton.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

The National Medical Convention assembled
at Baltimore May 2nd. DR.. Chapman Of Phil
adelPhia, Presides over the deliberations Of the
convention.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
Agents FoR THE ExAMINER

Hon A. w GRAHAM, BOwli9grsen. Nv.
WIN. GARNET, Glasgow, Ny.
c. H. BARx1EV, Lexington, Kentucky
j. b. RUssElL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, D
Warn s. PurrxR, Is State street, Boston
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York
JoHN. ScHoLIgIELD, ). Z. cor Arch s 9th sta.
Philadelphia
REv. JoHS G.. Fxx, General Agent
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
24,372 80
NetPro6n.

In the year lst3, the entire profits Of the
Band were 500: but the last year the profits
vera more than $4,000. This IL singing to
some purpose Mr.. C.'s receipts for the last
seven months. at the Mechanics Hall. on an
average exceeded osE TRousaND DoILARs per
week,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

Among the FIRST acts OF the present Provisional
Govornmenl Of France. was one abolishing slave
~ in shoIslanss and Colonics--- thu precise PER-
oil OF its taking elect being conidei 10 the judg-
ment OF commissioners who were despatched
from France 10 the several points in question.
The frst effect Of the receipt Of this intelligence
al GGadaloupe and Martinique is thus briefly
disclosed.
BAsArKRRs,, March %, ls4s.
The news OF our revolution, which reached Us
by the steamer, you were not aware OF by your
asst lCtter; we did not expect such great events,
but Only change Of ministers; we shall soon
have, we suppose, tho abolition OF slavery with
the Republic-Wlth probable indemnity for the
value OF our slaves. The country IS very quiet,
and we do not suppose any disturbances will
lake place; but no transactions IN business
nothing going on. No money, no discount, no
sales for our produce, no vessels TO take il Off
you raay from this imagine cur situation.
From the Brdgetown (Barbadoos) Globe, April 10.
DISTURBANCES IN MARrINIaUE-We have re-
ceiyed accounts from Martinique to the It'll April;
and we regret TO learn that revolt Of the slave
population was hourly expected TO take place, in
consequences OF the posiponement by the Provis-
onal Government Of their emancipation until
steamer Conway was passing the island about
I O'Clock, A. NJ, on Saturday night, an estate
Gas observed 10 be on fire; this information was
communicated to us by an officer Of the Conway,
who yOuches FORTS couectness
PROCLAMATIoS.
Inhabitants Of GHadalOHpsi--A Provisional
Government replaces in France the one institu-
led under the charter Of 1880
france is quite al liberty to adopt any institu-
ions, upon which the majonty OF the nationmay
decide
The people OF Guadaloupe must await with
patience and confidence the result at which the
appointed metropolitan government may arrive!
VITA regard 10 emancipation, measure quite
reconcileable with their acquired nights, the pre-
cauiionary step taken by the Colonial Council OF
Guadaloupe has the entire spplooation Of the
Provisional Government, TeseIving 10 itself, how
ever, the further consideration u the means ne
eessar for its completion.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13
ISAAC PUGH & CO.,

No ma, Chssnat street--P n LA IL p HI
M.aufartnTegs and Importers Of Paper hanginss ssa
Borders. =
Have .lx avs On hand. srze s~.ortment Aoy N
the cav, ef the newest deslans Of
American & French Paper Hangings,
Borders. Fresco & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers, Fire Board Prints, dc.
An Al h,sh viii b. .old The mos reesonahie terus
whossais ard Retail. Country merchants are PafseS
.riy invaed 10 call.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

Another mammoth Hotel Is to be built at
Niagara Falls.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

Virginia is dsmoeratic. Her April Election
shows considerable Wing loss,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

8nnks tn she UniseN STATES.
The aggregate Number Of bsRks in the Una-
ted States is 753; capital 2Os, 2l6.)0o dollar';
circulation sll6, 73s,O0Oi supposed specie In
their vaults 81, 733, 900. HEI EaFg