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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16
Business Prospects of the coming
Season.

Although in the country generally the business pros
poets are not favorable they have been for the
last few years, we anticipate busy season here in
Bath. Though there may not be such an amount OF
chip building here there was last year, a much
larger amount of other building is in contemplation
In addition to the Sagadahock Hotel, building which,
when completed, will compar with any hotel in the
State there be three blocks of brick stores
erecteda large Brass Foundry, and other buildings
'ttoo numerous to MENTION" Among these buildings
we hope to see a goody number of neat and conve
nieut dwelling houses, for no buildings are more need
ed here. In town the river Is rent so high or
houses scarce 1t is said that one hundred families
would have moved into the place last year, had it
been possible to have procured tenements; and doubt
less large number will take up their residence
among the present year. if the same cause Dies not
prevent Our capitalists should look at these facts
and inquire if they in any way advance the value
of their property and the interests of the city much
US in laying out part of their capital in building
houses to rent to such unable to build them
selves, choose to hire, that they may employ their
capital in their business.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16
NEWS ITEMS AND SCRAPS.

Why would horse be justified in biting mans
leg? Because all flesh is grass p
There is at least one old citizen at Washington
Alderman Francis Dodge-who has known all the
Presidents and Vice Presidents of the United States
from Washington to Polk.
Gen Pierce of New Hampshire, has resigned his
commission in the army, and resumed the practice of
the law.
The largest forest set apart for red deer which exists
in scotland, is the forest of Atho, where 100000
English are given up to them. That land may
be said to be very dear.
D. Niles, present Charge at Tsrin, married the
mother of Eugene Sue. She mas gone out with lin
10 his post.
gentleman taking an apartment, said to the land,
lady Il assure you, madam, never left lodging but
my landlady shed tears Il hope, SIR said she, it
was not because you went away without paying
Horace Greedy and Sam Houston had discussion
Monday night at Dover N. H.. when Sam got used
up, of
Henry Clay left New York on Monday 10 return
home. great crowd assembled to take leave of him.
Mr.. Elliot and the Casco QIartelte Club are giving
Concerts in Portland They are highly spoken of by
the Portland papers.
The barque Lanrens OF Sag Harbor, has been seized
the coast of Brazil by the U. 5. schooner Okahye,
suspicious Of her being engaged the slave
It is said that the ship of The inc Columbus, in the
cruze just ended, has sailed than g. 900 miles,
Twelve OF the died OF cholera at Manila and
by various diseases and casualties forty.fve other
deaths haye occurred.
It has wiItily, but somewhat ungaantly, been said,
that woman is the of her miuor-that one
reflects without talking and the ether talks without
rejecting.
The Lynn News remarks-="How very naturally the
dmission of the Lone Star of Texas into the Union
has been followed by the introduction of Sloan billy
into Congress"
A man who chews $l4 worth Of tobacco annually.
stops his new spaper because he cannot afford to take
it.
The last wife of the Rev. Mn Maffit, a young lady
Of BROOKLYN, who was only marr'ed to hin few
months since, has left his bed aud board and gone
back to her friends.
Gen. Scott, it is said, will return to The United
States, Immediately after the adjournment OF the
court martial.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16

Mrs. Hannah Kitty Chase widow of the late distin-
gushcd Judge Samuel Chase of Md, one of the
sgners of the Deca raton of Independence, died on
Thursday at her residence in Baltimore. She was 81
years of age.
'Bll,' said an urchin, 'daddys fairly dead IS he
well Pm derned sorry but he'll never lick us again
for latheting the old cat and craving her with his
zor'
1t is calculated that there at the present time
within the State of Arkansas, about one thousand n
dividuals who are professional gamblers. Movements
are making among the people for their suppression by
Legislative enactment.
There is man in Cincinnati now worth five hun
dred Thousand dollars, who twenty years ago, worked
for his daily bread on the river.
The umbrella is mark of authority among many
Eastern nations. The King of Ava ranks, amongst
his other Understanding titles, that of Lord of Tween
ty-four Umbrellas"
Ex-Governor Pondexter denies that he has left the
wing party, although he admits that he has lately ad
dressed the democratic convention of Mississippi on
the subject of the war;
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16

9F-We had intended, before this time, TO have no.
ticed the Lecture of Mr.. FERGUS before the Lyceum,
last week-a lecture which contained many good and
amusing things-but lave been obliged to defer it SO
long that we shall be unable to give anything like a
correct sketch, as took notes.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16

9E-Major Graham has been dispatched from Wash
ington to notify the Government of Mexico of the
ifcation of the Treaty BY our Government. A Tele-
graphic report in the Portland Umpire states that Mr..
Sewer of Arkansas has been dispatched as special
Commissioner to Mexico, to procure ratification OF
the Treaty.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-16
Magnetic Telegraph to Bath.

Our citizens will please notice the call, in
another column, for meeting of those friend
ly to the construction of Telegraph through
this city to the British Provinces.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
ATLANTIC. LAKE AND MI5si5stp.
RI TELEGRAPH.

Il IHC'udfHg the NeW orleans Lime through
the Mississippi Vgtteh.
As | have now exlsn led the "Atlantic.
Lake and Mississippi Telegraph" from The
Atlantic sea aboard to the Mi4sis sippi nj ".
Louis, including the The Great Lakes, and
have So netrly completed the line 10 Neu
/ Orleans, that the wIo'e Tclegraphic range
from the Canadian frontier 10 the tiulf ol
Mexico will be in operation ON lines en-.
~strnrtsd under my arrangements about the
sciose Of June -nsktng q total Of about four
thousand mitea Of Tetegraph-(with ar.
ranapmonfs Tor extern lin those lines 10
.Hgzregtte of sic MonsanI miles before De.
cernber, connecting ''by lightning" nearly
severy important point on all the milan
.w tiers # the United Statesj-THI5 NO.
frICE rs GIVEN, that. ifany where along
sthe whole range Of lines thus constructed
sor in progress by my astociat and my.
sselG, my demand whatever has been mad
syeueptlY left unsettled by any person en-
sploycd in the construction Of those extend
I'd lines, such demand may lbs forwarded
TO me for settlement by nv agents at New
st. louis, indianapolis, Vincen
mes. Wheeling, Nashville. Memphis, Maj.
schez, Tuscumbia, Louisville, Cincinnati,
sPiusburg, Chicago, Galena, Detroit, Buff
sfalo, Philadelphia, Albany or New York.
Other opportunities will be laken 10 <.
press my sense Of the confidence and
Friendship with which I have been susfaIn
ed by my frliow.citizen., and by nswspa.
per press generally, while engaged thus
Extensively in carrying OFT a project In
which | embarked before a mile Of Tple.
graph was constructed by individual enter.
prise In America, and In which | have hac
10 contend not only with all the difficulties
of a new enterprise, but with extraordinary
Troubles that are already too familiar to the
public. HENRY OREILLY.
NeD Orleans April i2fh, ls4s.
GTCOl. CHARLES D0ANE, al New
Orleans, will attenI TO any business con
nected with the above mentioned ines.
april 22-l2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
FOR SALE.

Tto snhsstih + Fra for sale, A plantation
situated ia the partsh Of West Foltci tia
boat $ niles from the tosn 1T NJ Fra"cts :.
i lie, Oh he upper Jackson 10 d, known as h
Sln Park Plantation, ii present cultivated in
tSn4fan,
This p'Un'atiaa eoNs's's oftwo tracts Of
.taad, one ut which ~eantAins ahhut to13,
|l3tlno arpeNts, tho r,hef ans lallaa acf's OF
,bou' s3i N5lt 10, arpcntt,
The two I acts win No soli 'ogetharor sona.
atsly, n suit purchaeers, and W Il he del yer.
lea IN the mon h efianuafy next 1910.
CONDITIONS,
One fourth cash, and he remainder ~ | Z
land : years tom he day Of sale, boar ng IN.
alta pr cent With mortgage "a aimed
.antil final pawn nj,
A ply ~ the otice Oh tn BATON RouHe Ga.
'ke'ta or q the sabsc,ineF two miles be aw Bat,
'on Rouge.
Juno 1i-9l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
q Commercial Agent
EtGD
Genreal Br0Hers

JAMES MAVskER fesgee fully offers
|his services to ths public. in tbe abyvs eapa'
~.
NJ persons having ne1foTs, land, horeesr
6f any kind 4 real Or personal pr per.
Nv ~ dtspo q of, or wishing 10 pufettas' Or
hire any 0ftle same, or who wish r. recover
STRAY Iofsss or cattle. ars req1es' ed b. leave
mo lee verbal ' or IL writing. Mt the General
|Ageaey Ofien-eorptr II Church anl W.
her Sffeets-wlere their bus NJ IS wrli be NJ.
fended to vi h promp'itHds and on aeeommt.
plating terms.
This Office Ia established N principles ot
Fmatual interest aad aee,mnod inn. ard II ID
hoped The ~pubIic-oto AMI ati-Nttl readily
|psrceivs the general benefit 10 be derived
r m 40 esiab ishns1t Of ttte h nd, and OF
|tend 10 tbs undersigned, that snrour ,ge oept
Iand support which viii enable him to c ny
Ion hia Agency IN a manner useful and bene.
Idetai % ttr Community at Ia re.
juno t0-lf. JAMES MANsKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
nnnlilY arnnerY sfnre.

t5Fa THE undersigned 3 respectfully "A
Informs lie public ~ hat he has 3
lust returned from New Orleans. and ha;
Ion hand, aud Is constantly receiving nj his
old stand ON Lsyse st., a large assortment
Of articles, In the above line, Among Whieh
aare
aBUGAH, Louisiana, and Havana. double
refined. crushed, and powdered.
COFFEE & TEA, Of ~vafioas qualities. .
FISH, safdilrs. God Fish, Hadd6eH
MarhefHl and lIHrfings,
IRON 4CCO, of different qualities,
3ttgAHs, Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, stat, 5)tsfihp, an.
Tailow,
SOAP SODA, and extra Family sb7p,
lBpICEs, Pepper, CiuHatban, Cluves, Nut.
mpgs, Mistafi, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, C8@unbefs. Olives It Capefs.
HPROVtJION9, Flour, Pork, BapE, Lard
Bacon, Dried. bes5 Bologna SaAsa.
sps. BppfToBEne,
gCtIEEsF, Holland, Cheshire Il Western
sKETUHUP4, Tomato and Walnut,
EOtLs. Olive, in half bottles and bottles
Lard and Lamp,
FRUITS. Haisins, Currants, Figs, ,ies
and Brandied Fruits,
NUTS. Almonds and pteans,
CHOCOLATE. Sweet and Spirej no. !
WINES. If various qualities, Cofdials 81
all kinis. Old brandy, Jamaica Rum
Holland Tin, Mondngahela Whistey.
ai.I.., I2nYFAy al Ala
just Rereivri, 5000 papers Of Garden
Needs from Waterman and Bsaunnan, Pits.
sbnfgb Il. RISKY and 10, New York, am
The Shatsrs, pleasant bill Kpntuck :
I Also al assortment If Flowef speftss
Have constantly on hand Tar, Rosir
and PitshHfg Coal
Dee. lH-A7 r. A. MO%TAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
WILLIAM MOKIanN.

IF you Bant atv pAtsftNe d1ns, such a.
Ste 9s of any description. III iiouss p8tNTtss
q Y and evefy kirA-ytn e4ttet d. n bet.
ter Ting han Al on the $ bs fibaf, sks il
cay TN ha1d, , . aitaHd e. he wants If Ii Il
|fustItfsfs4
WILLIAM MORRISON.
sb8b on Bouls ystd Str tat, near the MARKET
House
REtsktpaE = Massfs. Pike Il ti1r', !. M.
Dfnaot, !. w. Fowler. Bsl, Hsv. ]. Wo,f.
b i,tfa and GIL. A Ma IT,
Nay l7-9Ts ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
NWTItE Il.

NUIEt L.
All persons Indebted 10 the late firm o1
Phillips aud Lsuoue are particularly request
led /, call on the undersigned INN d aiely am
lsettie, otherwise their accounts wi ! be hand
I'd in for coll ctioa.
EUGENE LANoUE.
June 1o-1sis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
AVIS,

Les sonssiaGts mafehands fSiIIsufs Aan.
Ia ne d. Lafayette, on face IN NJ. His-
66nfgrtr, ont lbBnrsuf d~'irforre
les halitahts dc Baton Rouge - dee pnvi-
tnHs, q1iIs vtsnhent' da fecev6is lin ffa.
inli assortment d. MAHeHA SrtsFs 81 fst.
re qn'il y q d. mieut pour i'sb ontre q
l'hittF. dont lie 6fFtrBt 4 e1nhcfionnaf dat
10 hfnief genre II Sn priv l. Plus mr.
dbfh. MDHEAr II o.,
ftatnp Fones. %6v, s-A4 n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
o. For sale By. IL 7 Wttbtht IS Htsa
nRs. ". IiFReatvj Rttre
las ttUttn PDH Httseq;
t,pa 1880 A. W. Pest We5tUHie.


CDHP0UND SYRUP of WfLD
CHBRK Y,
1 Ths Original ami Genuine Pprpgfniina
ANOTHER H1HF CERTIFICATE.
ritz rRtF Rt5tks oF tiFF ~ health
DF. StrayHg -Duif sir,=Fjr Inc etrd ~
sthe prhilf. [ teel mFsaIf IN di'y bound to ties.
lily 10 tic great tHfa win h Your Ctinb6lnd
syrup If VII Cherry fnrfoF 1rd rt mo.
r my part, ! feel "a If rva,y 1pdY ought 81
En,W IT, was an T. i wi h VIC sht cough,
splitting # Blt,d, night swps's, hrafsanass,
baud sNnnd If the VII 9 indie ting al alarming
ssta'a Of t~iisaaaa my appetite WIS goha, and
my stfpnetlt had so far tailed me that my
Friends aud physician vera re shaded Ifou'd
no 1sufsive many dtYst Ny sister who vas
my antlors care taher, made inquiry where
Isle ut'd bP iikal4 & PrHrutp the m fst pnf
3tain rp'irT. She WHa told Tat ifDfs Hwavnn'a
COMPOUND Syrup sf Wild Cherry failed IN
sihe ture. my lie Naa then hopeless Ynuf
tardiuina Wa i'm npdiaie'Y pfseifed, and The
d al htttls gave rel o., atd by the ms | had
j nnNnnfrd thr eiStt' ho'trr, my cough hal
lieft me, anal my 81 frBgtt WA much improved,
IN q ~, I, I has tnndt a pnffrrt cure If inc,
and / atu at the nfaseot tiina as hearty a
usn n | wish. aud haze geoI fsasth 10 bps
II q q hat Tie asa ~ yauf naditinu has savrd
Atnn from a ptamatuta grave. | shall b.
! leased to give any info matisn resp ctiag
I'M RfEvEa
"a Tha=nu u tee between lace AID viae,
lI'hl aaalpFiiA.
prentf a ettv ey u, swagBs. where all
s~rr1rFs fhiit be aflfsssei,
sold BY dt5 NJ HEsNs Al AMI o r p.sts. Bstsp
IttNt4a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
RnR

Abeau'iful residences situated within tht
limits cfthe City Of Baton Rouge, and only
half a mile from the Mississippi River. Ssit
residence consists Of 1t con aiming tWa Su.
nsrscial Arpeafs, upoo which there IL frs
rate s~cslliag kaeSs with FIVE aparf meats, wei
SATISFIED. Also a good double kitchen, car
.iaCa house, bsirk oven, and a well S3 fee
.lcan. containing excellent water.
The above haau'ifui and desirable residence
win be s I'd on serV m ,derate terms.
For further formation anply 10
VICTOR HEBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
NOTICE no II pUEttC

The Undersigned beas to inform his CHS
aud nthprs, thai he Is lin Iar tha ns
Of obtaining CAsH for al limtet
delivered NJ his saw mill, AID he has IL
lfTqtesi those IN lpitad to hifn to make iff-
meiiate pigment, rs veil ~ 10 cobsidpi
that their future orders mIst be p,id IN de
live !.
All persons having accounts dne by III.
Undersigned will please 10 present them f6i
payment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
pRIYATEn EDUCATION.

A gentleman If Experience aud cpmpeten
lev, is DESTROYS of obtaing a situation a. IN
ron 10 a respectable family. He will pro
|duca sa isf,ctory les i'm 1nial@, and - will
ing to accept Of a n derate salary.
App y at his Office.
iuae IO-ls48.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
NOTICE.

The Undersigned Merebaot Taifors. rsai6
in4 in Lafayette street, opposite The eeufsc
.tlon Try Of Mr.. NusseImaa, hare the homer II
he citfzsas BaEoa Ron e and ID :
me ghborheoa, shettsy nave Iust rsee we'd !
.evry ane assortment Of M~EKcHAsofzg. con
Of every description sEta5le for ~
|tann and winter, wBirh hey otFer ~ nal p Or
|fIn the latest style and At he most moderate
Baton Rouge Nov. b---4G
MOaEsr dcM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
Rags ana Oh gsnne

The uGdst sgngd silt give Wsycha14ire +
Or ceriss 10 exchange for HAG@, atths 10.
lI6wing rates
Clean white Linen Rigs, 3"fs. ~, ID.
" " C0ftoa 2" 25ste. " "
Cod Fo'tan ard Linen " 2eGs. " "
Hemp Begging ~
IR9pe Cuttings and Oh Rope " Z"
Waste C@on " q
Al ps sous having any ii he above kind
lof rt0s, vii find # 10 their interest to dgfiv
sr thsfn already eleA1ed 1t he store u fhf
undersigned, reruer Of Church and waite
lstree =,
juae to-~1af9 JAMES NAN KER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
DON'T RE ALARMED

The subscribers are now opening a fashion
able well selected and g e stock Of clothing
direct from first hand, which they pledge then
selves to sell cheaper than any other house il
the city, without exception. Examine the
goods and the prices shall suit you.
sept 25-34.
SANGER, HESS & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
lOrHKsDNs DssIN INN I'D

aayA UrHHstjNs UBslG tlS4 10
4 ia IUfLD, Aos-ths nnde fsishea,
akkE Builder and Architect, respect
On K hse that he Is nav well pfebAfedto take
/ all contracts ID The lire of building,
Persons living al A distances who are build
ing, can by leaving theif 9fHsfs at my ship
ION Chbfeh street, 6pP6sit Mf NJ, GfHhaflst
Coffee %tIdlse, have their sashss, doors
! binds, wiaiHwafranes; etc., made IN The be4t
STYLE. Jgbbins, about town, done al The
shortest Heti6t,
Those d~esif1hs Of building, will find II nj
Etheit advantage 10 aivs RE 4 call btf3fa COOS
9~tfaetins ]etsawhefts Wili furnish spetiHga.
lions, IN all Eases, Without charge, If ldo The
WbrHs
| will tssB MI hand, At all times. 4 GOOD
stalk Of seasoned lumber, and 6thet build
alns materials, so thai persons Wishing to
8htiih, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in havtHg their work done.
H6,4a. r. MsKiTHtfK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
Latte AND IMPORTANT

tat tbs nsitD5 o. inform 1E The bfbl
retrf al. n NJ | pm tfaDsfpd g. ell itaH
f'DHY GUOns II Go fItfN O. M 10 son.
terms. d9 not " III sny me 10 sap1ost
Jat ! @Il sell at ~ per sstt b low eost, -
sven Al rnst, IS | hats u6 idsa 6fba5fg enq
10 to eempf6rn So with ny efedi re- ri Il
IL r - zen q pr d5lisr tr fis e5ods bpv,
rtth sat on time, I hank nv tfit i'd. 70
'e ftsf1l tatr hsEa f6nferr d last ~ : ant
W tn de M ~ solicit = en- mu8tisn u
|ttr,f fsvafs! " HEEBHr
nav H-Id.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
cow tEAa Etin SALE

The subscriber his 500 bushels Btuti
Il " Peas, 70 dispose ofoa his plan
ibfinH, 10 nlns sboys u ton HGnae.
Wpsf Baton Rouge. JOHN NOLAN.
10Th Jlna. ia1a,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
sale Ar ArCTInN-

On Monday July l0h, 1s4s a. 10 o'clock
In the morning, at the atle.raom opposite the
sore Or Cul. Mat'a, I will eel
Tho bloodei horse Zephyr two other good
horses. three carts, laiy's saddle, harness, &c.
Also ploughy, agricultural implements and
cabinet makers toals. i.unb rand pickesa,
kitchen and household furniture.
Five guns, twa clocks, \ cooking. stove, a
collection Ct engr, wings, garden and flower
peeds, two skids &c.
Terms Of salr-caGa.
n. MORENO, A~usiioaeer.
Jniy IS'-Ieis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
ANEW VOLUME
Iov TIE BgsT, ~ CHEAPEST, Aap TBg aoaT EbE
PRINTED pAwtEY sEwssApek ~ rBF AgE
The Home journal.

EDITED ~ eE0. ?, NORRIS n p WILLS.
PaHishe1 enery Saturdav IN NJ GIN ef ReD. YoaLi
al ne Usry toD prize Of TJY0 DOLLARS a year
III adDance.
The first number Of a aEw voLuas II tha
widespread. popular snd sal0abls FAMILY
NEWSPAPER, win Be is4gsd M The fys
day IF Jnig nsrt, The rapidly faereasiD,
ejaculation oftbe HoNE JouasAL has onabict
tbe Pro gietors to enrich lfs brad and ampi
wifhfhe frequent production ofa ngn
Der oftbe mot brilliant, sparkling. pi41an' an.
Writer'S Of the age,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
CARRlAGEN, CANRtAQG9,
M fhe Gennnmnn.


VICTOR IEBERT hegs leave % inform his
friends and the public generally That his stock Of goa.
ltlemans' wearing apparel il e1ihl 10 any in New Or.
leans. The following are some Of the articles % he
had nj hls stare, in Lafayette street, between Davis
mud Aanser's RtafeR
French Mefine Froeks. h MArino r1rap d'ets pants
dress coats, Alpaca M6Itatr and
Sacks ~ skeleton coats. Linen t#lts.
I~tirrtntn Mafine, dol Linen bosom shirts,
Clath Goats extra fi11, do hethstiteliei,
FrDfkz and Dfess, silk Under shirts,
Msfiab tnlAsr skirts, French silk hats,
,Cfavats & glrvss ofafl soFts, Panamh hats,
Leetorn Campeeih and Botnbt5ine pants.
Pedal strhw hats. English aud German
E5ptin. silk and BofnbasiuE M8rine panth
veats. Wllite Mafseitle vests,
|Linsu Drilllhgs for pants White pants,
ALSO Drawers,
A fine lot If Custom work. Patent tsafhsF qaiHers
Philadelphia shoes. and Brogans Of Il Erfe.
fi1r quality
And many 1thHF articles TIN numerous 10 f1rnit114
tnar 25-~5.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

To Hon. hs Police Jury IN aAl J0r M
FPatish Of East Bafon Rouge, nor sjR,ne
The finanee committee Of said Parish.
pursuant 10 the provisions Of ths aet II
.tts State Legislature, fapDf6Ve 7th April
sis4T,J entitled tan act relative to Police
Jaries," beg leave TO rcpof IN reference q
estimates ind specifications 6ftaxgs f6r this
Parish, tof the year l94s. T'hat The
amount Of the assessfnrd. for the eurfsb
year, (ls41) wa $4,000, against which
there has been auIite !, in nine months
(vjz from Jpptsni5ef lst, 1918, to the 4iil
Jun is49) the sun 4 $3.50 ~, ibelu-
ldi9g the $4,000 warrant TO the pirchasp Of
lsitr for the public buildings of The State
being n balance Of ~ ,43s15. of the sal.
appropriation ~ inset the claims against
the Parish up to the lat September nest.
lihe period nj which the fiscal year closes,
here Is no doubt the balance il amply s1h
Icisnt ff ordinary purposes. The asefage
amount offlaims, uIited ag1inst tbs Par.
lsh, Tor several years past, as appears
l,y refereaeH 10 the Audifo,s office does
not exceed 9GO0D-Ahat Of the present
year excepted, which II d conrss locfeas.
led Ivy the amount of five thousand dollars
for tie Public Buildings, n. aforesaid. We
ssnave no reason 81 Doubt that an ordinary
asseasment viii bo sufficient for The ensn,
ting year. W. have Tie satisfaction TO rs
port that The paper Of the Parish IL " par;
per have We reason 10 Doubt, but tbaf wi b
ordinary care and prudence, It's credit will
8be maintained without resort TO increased
Rfaxation. We sntjoin cstimatgs for the
iiferent purposes for which provisions IRE
usually made, Tor publication thirty days
previous 10 fnal a ton thereon, at the
. a.aaa - at H.. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

JUST rscgived ~ g. J8c51i's new Caea6 STREE
A lot II fine Slk Wnelins a0d Barsgss, RH5bor.
and Cloves, These R60ds will BE- s5d 81 Au699.
prices.
March HEM9s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
AnVANCE&.

We ara prepared to make CAST advance
On consignmenis Of Sugar and Melassee,
aur friends in New York, Philadelphia, st
I.auis, louisville, Nashville, Madison, Ia
and New Orleans, Nov. | 80 PgE 81 HAIR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
NOTICE

IL LATOUE. having s0lI ogt hia ssock. gives M
Etice 10 ha friends and fhs public, that he riil coH
Time % raanufactBre LARD OIL "A s1peFinr artcif
.bsiaz made of the best Ceansy Ms Sd Lard AZ
double cIar1fs4. which caa b. vsry easily ~ascart4ir
led BY the small quantity of sash "a the gssaos Of u
ALSO.
Reesised ari-sal III 6r ths ma 81 the has
Bearz oil 9itgo,
. Eazfsr 81 din5.
A rr5oly or he PECTORtL aTFE 1grFfMA
TIC SYRUP II always To be I'D atM Oil sGn
sTaEgerse 81.
apfiI-3 10 y
rnms 4-n- 1T
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
nnnst hn AlnrlAaA

d. thcoBrs HFw GHHAr sT0HK, has just fsesi'
ed i lot Of fancy spring gsDdst siAt oil.
] French plain E~lBgBatFs, ell e6l5fss
a. sttitysd da Dc,
Ia8settsts, al egi6fs i white Maslins, fafssss
Lihsnq, Patasols, he.
The sb6vs %aftielss tvsfe imported . fsw days as7,
lend viii be- sid ct ausffe1 trfess. Flsass call aHf'
e%fafiifs, aH1 ysa viii moi 60 10 purchase any sf4sfs
siAg. Feb, 81