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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

tTPRkWE oJkr-Asrcn VI Merchant ~ ns h'ft VI hril
- . Jane. Nsu Nskeaborlh iui Aaron fnl Ntkso's
M rr-. ferl.nf 1r tlltrs,f 1HnT tHf 1ri tr liA .
a rs court. New i0rA. January ID. lN 10 ile 70
rf JAMES YkN NAtkfN ut keH. - 'l are arfet' ''h
s ,ns-r e.ou ant u THIS ,ctcu of shsh fsopy here
upnu iou ri copy I'd fnhf an."@ on pr" ~
,-r Isla,rf Court NsI-sfr- uls tti ~f hn ie~nN
Irfrr h-r-nf erllsfs ni GOO in n itn 'eifF
500 th- compliant ss sofe+s' ne an.h
80 i er.nt ght harfri ini nN i1Hsf-s
-rr.sf E-nfl first ts 1l March fnLfs'i -'i
h... I'D forty b--i~s The costs I'd tbs a'n hiiri ~
"a Isnllr, D. I.s f1ur.. 81
a l..-e ROBERT DODGE Plant 4, Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

"a FOR -ALE-A very neat BRICK house, three sto-
"a. rie- basement and couner-ceiiar marble nantes
- ana crates Groom water ON each Door. The house i
fn shed in neat manner, the Of ot = su.a.
brcS hluse-iO7 West Twen'iethst between SIKH and
seventh avenues north side joining Of 10 houses
The hOus. well calculated for Two families The
house built hy the for his II Will pay
fln 10 % II per cent Inquire the premises any time
after 10 O'Clock Of Mr 81 CKLEY 9t 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

RILIEF sermon was preached last evening
the F. Church the late affecting calamity and co..
ecnon taken To aid The injured and bereayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

LADIES FAIR.--The Ladies Society, connected
tniversais Church, viii hold sac @! various
.cf and fancy articles al Military Hall IN Msrkest on
tuesday evening "Wednesday sfernoon and evening. and
thursday evening. or "Wednesday evening valuable
paintings with frames ~ be given he visitors oy
d, each 81 whom viii receive number for thai purpose
|. the entrAner-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
~, -Ir,..s77 = 1 ENTRAL KAILRoAD OF

- -
--1 III -RANGEMENT-C0 Commencing Thar,
d.-. November D. ls9 The extension OF lie RAhWsi
r,q, >ourrve 10 White House 40 miesl 10 opened ~
frst reducing the staging between the terminus q Rs
X I'D and Fasinn p miles This line caves newton
lr steamboat RED JACKET, Pier No Norh River
e, los NewJcrssy Railroad, from The foot OF Cortland
= a, ner schedule below Leave Nesv.l ork by y r
n from foot OF CoriaIhi-st Ht AM ard ~ 0coek
pm ~ steamboat, pier No North River at II 0elocs
4 II and z NJ Returning, viii leays White House 81
81 4 " tifcighu 81 lm. N aud I ion, Pm Norm
Br,nch at4 An. lfreighu az som. AN and 5en 7 Y !,
neville at AN tIeighp Al 5Nn NJ. and 'm
IN Bound Brook al 81 AN (freighp al 7 AN and 4
E " Piainhoi al d An. 90 eight al 2lnl A VI aei
lm NJ Vested az a Az liftighp u 4 NJ and 5
Phi Elsutethiown at VI lffeighp al - AN nd
l.tP.M.
STAGES viii be Ia readiness thu arrivals ~ te csis a
White House by ue o'clock A NJ irsin nom NEWTON
fo convey passengers lo Eastoa Allentown, Wikesosre
al Msuch Chunk 70. and 10 rsnngion, Lebanon, tl9'
1l1 BncktOwu Jurtown, New Germantown &c .
On tuesday, Thursday and saturday 70 Dea"Me Wa
ar Gap. s'rOIdsbury, BanOnsyile, sianhope, DacNne
BlcAiowu, Lackawanna. Iron WoTkN SC.
\ 4 A baggage al he rick of The owners unul &c
hrcd into The actual possession Of tho Agents 81 No
Company, and checks or receipts a en therefor nlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

- TO IET-rhe secora 1-cr OF house 90 FORSYTH -
90 Consisting 10 front and back psror ;ea-roou kitchen
- Il ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

q 10 LET.-W-h steam rover ,cr t1see horse snd
y 1ngsari A. : per hors- per wees lar.e roon 90
- - e-s f1or as1 severs workshops % ts same
r lr--.,. best rtes % sry IN f'r -l-y Inquire ot
III ~t LOCkE. - AIMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

{if4 s..ssss,.,1s-. ROAD-ou aud ateT Monday Dec
A1-------~ -------- a. the trains viii follswa
Sundays rHrr0trtl Morning Train for Elmra, Corning,
Intermediate paces leaves the pier loot Of Daanss
daily al NJ striving the same evening Evening Tran
ior Emira Corning Jefferson Geneva, Rochester bufao
and tho Intermediate places leaves At Pm. arriving
Buffalo the next evening Fare 10 Geneva O 10 Roche.
Der s. IS; 10 Buffalo $40 IS Passengers for ITHACA and
Cayuga Lake take the Of The Cayuga and sasqleh
nah r r al Oyyego Passengers for Toga and Lyeomny
counes Pa take the u ts Coming snd Blossbuig
R At Coming A Way Train leaves Port JesvIs for Kew
York al . A VI and returns a. ( r. NJ.
NEWBURGH BRANCH
Leaves Hew-YOrk at AN. and Pm. on Tuesday, J.a
8. Leaves Newburgh for Ne~-York connecting with us
utns going West, al Chesterl NJ IS AM and 7. "
Freight leaves New York for al stations the road daily
Sundays eNcepted) s4 PM Freight for Rochester Bat
o and all places west Of Oenevs VIII DO delivered W ~
Auburn and Rochester r. r. At Geneva
d9 JAMES p. HARDWOOD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

81. LIAMSBURGH--sluafe Ia South First-st near
A- second within three minutes walk of Orand.st ard
Psck--lp Ferries substantial buck house - feet frOai
by feet deep. built u modern style with under
cellar basement iwo-siory snd anic Lot . feet BY l5
Z rs deep Said house ard lot wll be- sold on favorable
terms. Apply to d klL0Ol X, Jr
n I'm Foot OF South Fourh.si Wiliiamsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

pa FOR sALE-Tbe house and lot g8 West Eigh.
III, senlhsf said house l. two stories high, with etuc
Basement and under cellars In perfect order hav-
~ al Tia usual CrOton fixtures. with marble mantes and
other modern improvements. Inquire OF VIM ) HUNT,
2I3 West Eighfeenth-st or Of Nj HIRAM YOUNG. ~
Msdeu-aue Sixty per OF the purchase money can
,.ru..r an roors-,r. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

Sit.--,Si' FoIr Ccnls-Oa and 4Aer Thursday, ne
u Yrhgusry inst he rae oi ief RAE ict
s r,..en,cr, On he Hobckcn Very, vii be reiaeed 70
:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
NEWARK ITEMS

KNowLEDos.-Chsrles Davies, Ii. d. Of West
'ont Military Academy, viii delverS lecture before the
seyak Library Association on Friday evening neat Sub
,ct-" knowledge, and the methods Of obtaining"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

DANGEROUS HorI-Two horses attached 90 s,. esr'
rissv No IS, were driven into hoe IN mont * ~ s
srs, an Saturday nj. 1t hy which one u ihem wss 80
ro-x w., owned BY Francis Mcguire, the auvrt. iDe
hols was dag or the rurpcse Of tapping he Cro'en f'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

= - = follows.
.srs Nr.r- i.,-s-At @ n. H. St and 0e.ock .
Strf. Frnf-Af s. in. ~. - aud Oci,cA = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
TO LET AND FOR SALE.
- -TEAlI-POWER TO LIT

k.. lighted front and o. feet deep ih steam
G0scr. ~ ~ Cen-re-st 1ue door above Cana = d
4. fable location for manufacturing purposes Also iofs
"a thou. --eaIn-powe Apply ~ above
.Ia frr. EAN p a GRAHAM IN CsnfI--sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

he has sustained Sc-Seaed verdict his forenoon
SUPREME CouRr---GeReral 7ic,m.--B Before
Judges Edmonds Edwards and Mitchel--ftttys Horks,
rsiaiW o. eyer vs. A. Gs'on dJesdasf ~ wi, y,
Cor Is Aare WORKS and brought action In the
Superior Court in 1882 f' nocs and claim amounting ~
said that Nj had permitted patterns aud drawings
To be Injured aud they claimed hy 10 Offset
The deSease WAS not allowed and verdict taken for
plana The present 10 an srpeal tIgameni was neslH
MT Cutting ios Ahaire WosAs and MI Meheoa i'' MI
Jaeos sek. p4aint,g m ero, vs. Susan Leopard d,fsAd
O., a. SsdSa s to Me- S NJ Se eS ss
tMI Aekerl the fairc o Mrs McE On suit in favor
" Mr. John NJ Bixhy MrS- LodySrd claimed that Mrs
MeE owed her sen, lIhe law being then TIA, rent was
men on ne properly m TIE hoese Mrs l. finally ooisred
$50 ard sPpe. made Par, OF ihs rent was disputed
s mos's N soss,se 70 Ae lease were written over an
and MI RhaTi fcs late sheriff
CoURr OF COMMON PLrAs--Bes,e Judge
Woodrvd-}oAS sad JaA g. Carseea Va Geo Ttucle asa
Sss Asf." ~ na, s%ls weee was contested by
slst sl, beng snOuAt-soI Pa Mr. Goddard SOT an
NJ Pinsney
SrrrRloR CoURr- Traasftrrta Csl,uao,- Re-
fore Judges pasr hssoa ard fsaPAsn-Issss q Ksss
v. Ns,skaas ETeASss Go aN1 Application GU ~
par 81 ~ lee ss aes is SSOs. s sss SSs
givenss se<auy ios oa 10 England 10 BE vaiS held Tor
,Sss ses SeSeSSe tsi The lfSs under @SsS he
bond sad mortgages were svSa Vas .sa sna VOID &c =
sSs sSssss an sSa Mr. Jas O. KiSs, JT opposed ~
'Sss,re Judrrs osk.y SAndfJrd ard FAipe-D /
.ions--lsarls Rssers sds. ES2u. hes'iasA assn z II
Srrasss- Nooa 10 ASIDE report u reiefeSs oen'sd
IlIsss u CAnas,t respoESs ~ gossxA JeaSsS SIpa
ass--Jads messg - special Tefn- reversed &C.
The ease GO D4sAsss Foseert oesOre JSoge FslnS
lies over 10 iAis eogenooe-
SUPREME CoVkT.-SpsciSl Term-The Specia
T.rfn was held by Judge Edmoats Sstuuday mouor
,sns n.de IN he case OF GcsG1fd aad srVs (asft t.
ssv pr,sreedrgs tho ground ts Se claim sgses A.
sssispee 70 recover separate properly u The wife aad
hsin Cor t<r sepsage The vl can eny soc ~ neN
,sssa Ths was opYoked 6y Mr. l. Saith tos plaintiff
who coai.ed Thai he hushaId s,sd m The ghi q anSA
fgsna Jad.e Edmonds he'd thar Where an aeiion Z
on behsfo Of the vile Il must be ~ ansNt and
the hnsbsI nasl be- parry 10 the sSS ace SEA 5 oS
he double ground Of projection 10 Toe WIZ a. te
~ouf withdraw the si when Ne pleSsec ara 81 la.e y
the defendant the eyeni Of iee SAT- eeink
he Ia NO sseQry for he vile osiot &c s~c~-
MoUon .raaled with leave TO plsiniln to amend
DANGEROUS Horg-Two horses attached to car
rsg, No IS, were driven into hole IN mont * ~
er.s, on Saturday ma HI hy which one u then ws -
Tosx were owned BY Francis Mcguire, the arsrs. u
hole was dag for the rurpcsc Of tapping ne Crotch f
AcctDxxr Mary Wsrd. aged aeout ~ years
l..io~ AZ. bon,, IN nlo Tue AREA ol No lso blsoness
and - wcgadsd Ler head. broagh 70 thussea..
Ward station by policeman Cglar and oinefS ana 1e
wound drsssed BY pr. FISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

IN FOR -AIE-Foriy acres OF the hfsi quality u land,
- fcaiei within quarter t0 haf mile u M Depot
" he Harlem ks road. ~ he village u Morrisi
10 = sufficiently elevated command extensive
me North River and sound The surface Of the
gfOlll perfectly free from stone and smooth The whole
sclrd las been used for meadow although upland and
-a1- f1 crops and garden purposes except about 20
u oi wood and Tuis usct ady1liag eoGsiy
aed % DIVIDE into small psS for cottages being near
re DeEof thai the City could - reached within
one orerot for sale persons thai
improve he Whole % any persons that VIII
DIVIDE mo plzts and sell FOR improvement perfect
= Inc properly BE- BY calling tie subscriber
= Nsrsau-sL 81 TEs W keller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

- tNhsfefs 81 81 a n, a. = and = cave An
Ao~sr icrhii Landing a. 10. - y aud "a
sC~pAY>-LeNve Mhehal 81 \ H. , and D 'eA'" "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

from Ill engagements Of cvstys nature
wl,atsoeve T. Wasata gtosto Lafayette.
III elected 10 the Presidential Office. it
must be without my agency Of mine own,
and 30 those duties | must GO uttratnmell.
I'd by party pletlges Of every character, -
Got Tayler 10 J. A. Btfhkey
II may. however, with great sincerity,
aud | believe. without offending against
modesty or propriety, say to You, that !
most heartily wish the choice to Which
Won e%,,ll,ile might not fall upon me. -
U0ahiagton in Gen. Liaeoia.
"Ahd could he le elected (sotne oHe
more experienced fn state ~afiairs) | would
not say that | would yield my ~pretensions;
for ! have not the vanity to- eliev that
/ have eny for that distinguished station,
bnt would nc1,,icsce not only with pleas
,tre in surt, arrangement, bit would re-.
ioice that tile Republic had selected n citi-
zen more worthy and better qualified than
/ an, 10 discharge the important duties
appcrtaining to tlntt POSITION and no
doubt there are thousands. '-Gen IHytor
10 T. K, MRersoW.
The striking parallel between Gen.
Washington and Cen Tayloreonid be con
tinted. but the subsequent events OF Gen.
Taylor $ life will complete the RESEMBLANCE,
by pacing him in the same high civil Office.
where he will WELD n similar Influence,
not only for the good of this Country, but
for the good Of mankind.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Family Grocery Store.

T7IfE Undersigned respectfully IN -~
l. forms the public tlIat he hiss re- y1r@@S Nsg%ssItA
moved To- bis old stand on Levcc Street. and l,ns
ON hand and is constantly receiving - large Hssort-
uient Of articles in the alNsyt lmh among which
rrs
Spgo, Ienteisna and ~fiayana, double Refined,
Crushed and Powdered.
Tnfss aud TEA Of various 1ualitios.
Ish SArhines, Goldfish, f~lailock, Msekcrel and
behring's.
TMhto oi different qualities,
Gtgnrs common and fpet
rapHes; Sperm, star, Stnarine and Tal!Uw,
Snip Soda and extra family Soap,
Spires Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nuttn"gs,
Mustard. aud Cayenne Pepper,
Puhirs Cucumbers, Olive and Capcra.
Pyorls,ons Flour. Pork. Beef, Lard, Bacon, Dried
beef, Bologna S~art#sges and Beet Tongue.
Nnsr Holland. Cheshire and Western,
kaehnps Tomato and WalntF.
OILS Olive, III half bottles and bottles, Larl and
Lamp.
F,nas Itaiaihs, Cutranta, Fig, f.stcs and brrn-
died Frhits,
Nuts Almonds and Peeans,
Goroins Sweet and Sptced No /,
Wiues Of various qualities, Corl,als Of all kinds,
Old Brandy, Jaulatca Run, Holland Gin,
Monongahcla Waiskey, Lota9n Porter and
Ale.
have constantly on hand Tar. Rosip aHd Pits.
burgh CoaL june &, y. A MONrAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Groceries,,

7 HAVE Just received stthe Planters Store.
i John shays, sugar cured Huns, plain Hams,
Shoulders and Middlinss,
Sperm and Star Candles,
Winchestsrs' Boston Soap, first quality
Starch, Indigo, Nqtnegs, BE,
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Salt, Butter, Lard and Flour,
Pickles, Preserves and Brandy fruits, d,
Loaf, brown sud crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Port, Claret, Medaria and Champaign wine,
Annisett, Rose and Peppt. Cordial,
Old Rye and reeti6ed Wniskey,
Rio Lagltifa Havana NJ, Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails, Hoes, plonghs, Spades and Shovels,
Holion Tin Ind sroekery.ware,
Glass, China and Eartben-wrre, >
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle wick.
With a general assortment Of Hardware and Cut
lery. NJ b. WOLFE,
july 90, ly. No. 6, Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20


TIE loading, although rnpid, was dofe
with great cure and regularity, and the nc-
cident can only be ascribsd to the follow
ing causes: 1st. The cartridges were
made Of rather inferior flannel, containing
cotton I'd. They were not quite large
enough, and therefore the ,cinadgs was
not elfectually stopped even by tte holding
Of the peut. Sd. The last charge hhd
left some sparks iiear the mnzzle Of the
gun, and they Ind not been properly spnng-
ri mt. The explosion took place when
Corporal WIN. II. Smith was in the aet Of
pushing hone the cartridge, previous to
yamn,ing, and when 1t vas but IL or II
inches from the muazle: the vent was truly
held, for the explosion taking place both
why's, carried off u portion Of sefgt. Wal
ter's thumb in its back ward course. IN
proof that it was firmly applied TO the vent,
or he would only have received u slight
wound;) and in its onward course severely
wounded Corporal Smith in the right arm.
Upon examination Of the gun, | asccr-
tanned that a slight ridge Of dirt, or ac6umu.
lated powder, Ind been formed about IL
or IL inches from the muzzle, and WIS
still visible after the explosion. This Mt
once shows wIiere the sparks were lodged,
and explains the cause Of the unhappy
event.
/ hope that the above will place matters
in II proper light, and doaway with wrong
impressions.
Other reports have also been circulated.
that they bear their W reiutation with
them. / shall therefore take no notice %
them.
Very Respectfully DC,
CHAS G. BIBERUN.
LiEur. WAsH,Naros GrARps
lA-uu-uHu d-luI..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
lesgY GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

g y. HAkT, oif"rs the above goods at M an
y. such prices as will bear competitionplBWlf
with any larger establishment IN Baton, .ILJ
Rouge, having selected The goods from HE fret
establishment IN The rity N New Orleans, they
will be sold on guarantee ard IT moi rs presented
the cash IN all eases will be returned, Icing deter.
mined to sell on small profits and GHck f~tutusy
VIZ:
Clothing. ~
French Mefiuo Sacs, Frock and Paltots,
English do do do
Linen Check 10 do do
WT'oile de North and Alpaca do g
Cashmere and summer Cashmere do
70 Pants.
French Merino. English 10 Alpaca do
Fancy Linen, Linen Chaek and Coftongdes
Kentucky jean, Toilr dc North and Monterrey
Vests. "a
Figured satins. Black do CashmGsat do
Marsoillss. Figured Linen and plain, do
SHIRTS.
White Linen Bosom Of estra style and finish
rnIDtrd do Lisiartlos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental atd stripe onndershitts,
Drawers, Hosiery, SuspcrzArs, Gloves and every
article in The furnishing line.
N. y 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
Dry a.oo1s.
Figured and plain colornd and white, MnsIira,
Alpacas, Lihsp Of svtry gpaiity, from 10 to ! 30
per yards, Bleaclcd and unbIeaeted MaslinS,
colbred ConJrics, if,oE DO Mosquito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Canbrics. Ifand'fs. silk, do
French summer Batiste do FouIani, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laccs, Cottouades, Fancy Linens fr
Pants, Llstardos Hickory and every article III the
store line.
70 the Trade.
have mi band 30 Gross If Roterfson's Pencils
% dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross steel pens, 50
DOZEN Purses and Wallets, 20 hozen french soap
ard Il large assortment 81 ~ic4eiry, 50 dozen
two blade knives, 20 dtneu Raz0rs and Fancy
Goods of every description which ! will sell ut
New Orleans wh6lcsaie prices.
Always ready to show the goois and | can
challenge competition
june sly q. T.. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
TO Levee Contractors. i

CEALED Proposals will be received by the
- Mayor and Board Of Coincilmen Of the town
Of Bayou Sara, until Wednesday the 3lst July,
1850. TO construct a Levse around mid Town. ac-
cording to the plan, diminsions and specifications
to be seen at the Mayors Office in said Town.
Said contract will embrace about | nile Of Lcvee
on nm average about 20 feet base, and five feet
high, said work 10 be awarded TO The lowest and
hest bidder, who will be required 10 give bond
and security for one half more than the amount Of
the contract. Conditioned that the said work
shall be completed by the first day Of January
next, and according TO contract.
Persons sending In proposals, will furnish at The
saune time the names Of their securities, otherwise
the bid will not be considered.
JAMES r. MARKS, Maym.
VIZ. BALI,
Epw1a Httt,
FeLiI ". GRAar, Bod,d Of CouneiaHn.
q. W. Bait,
A. CASA,
July q. 1t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

OAF Sugar and crushed do. brown do. W1/
IL coffee, tea. chocolate, eanvassed hams, wv
lard ~ kegs. pickles, preserves, pepper sa,crs,
Usckerel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, ralsiaa clrrauts, prnncs, brandy fruits,
rice, ginger, mustard. spices Of ail kinds. ground
and III for immediate nee, sperm candies; soap,
CASTLE do, indigo. figs, blue. sweet oil. white wine,
cider. vinegar French brandy, old Holland Gin,
old rye ~whiskey, madeira, port, champagne claf-
ct wines. cordials raspberry vinegar. syrup. 81.
Always on hand Of the best gna!ity--iogcthcr
with a general assortment Of crockcry and glass
ware, for sale by LIune3 !y JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Ten Dollars Reward.

pANAWAY from the woodward of Hendrr. e.
IL son Brothers n the 9Th instant, a mulatto 81
man nan,sd NBtak1N agei about ~ years. l.
about y feet 7 or y T'ehes in height, slender nske,
has a front ipoth yasanting on the upper pas, hts
beard u~nsltaved foakeveral weeks. Has u down
east diGident look s5Aien spoken to, and srSsasiontdlly
moves his head sideways while speakiHXs.
The above reward viii be paid for lodging HIN
in any Jail. EFEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton Rouge July 10y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Card.

Having asccrtaincd hat many false re-
ports have gained currency in reference to
the causes of the unfortunate occurrence OF
the 10Th inst, and us | then had COM
mand of the piece of Artillery used by the
Washington Guards in firing the salute, I
deem il q duty to explain the matter in or
der that no blame may be ~uninstly attach
ed to any one.
The general impression is, that the nc
cident Of (which Cop1 w. III. Smith wa the
principal victim, was caused by the care
!essness or inefficiency on the part Of the
Ieht-holaer, that post was filled by Sergt.
L. X. Walters, whose efficiency and ca
paeity in that responsible station no one
has any right to question. | have. seen
on several occasions filing the same
post, and always with that GOODNESS and
regularity $ essential to it, and which
have earned for him in the company the
conhleage Of all the members.
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COIN l. OPPENHEIM.

D ESPECTFULLy call the al ~MeAa.,
II tention Of the public 10 their .EslmkgySs}Ah
advertisement in another column, MEK14HaY.
and having just received in addition ESsaEzEzas11I
choice and fashionable goods, selected with care
for this market. They have on hand a splendid
stock OF
Fancy & staple Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes. Hats and Perfumery. which in
style, quality and chearness, not surpassed in any
establishment in the South.
1y~Call and judge Tor yourselves at the BE-
Hire Store.
Corner Of Iafayette and Laurel streets formef-
ly Il. Lanoue's. june 8 ly.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, Juiy 8, 1850.
MtttAnp TtLtMoHr, Presidert efthe United Stafss:
Sns-The melancholy and most painful
duty devolyes on us to announce to you
that Zachary Taylor. late@ President of
the United States. il no more. lie died
mt the President Mansion this evening
Mt haif-past 10 o'clock.
We have the honor to be, very respect.
fully. your obedient servants,
JONI M. CLAYTON, Secretary Of State.
W. NJ. MEREDITH, Sect Of the Treasury.
r. EWING, Secretary of the Interior.
q w. CnAwroHp, Secretary Of War.
WIZ. b. Preston, Secretary Of the Navy.
J. C%oLLAMER, Post-M Master General.
HEvBnpy JOHNSON, Attorney General.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Piano For Sale,

T'HE undersigned offers for sale d 1ussrzs--s
i splendid new Pttoia ptAao. from s13
the Paris manufacture Of Pleyel II Co.ff ~
whose guarantee will be given ~ the purchaser.
If The Piano is not sold within 90 days, il will 10
disposed Of by Rattle due notice d which will
be given
June &, q BONNECAZE h SIFPttEg.
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Marble Monuments.

MIR JACOB PIPER, Baton Rouge, is auiho.
lNI rized to receive orders for MarMf Moanmtofs,
Janhs, Head stones and Ma,tae. ,eorh Of every dns-
efiption, which will be- executed and delivered nj
the shortest notice. on the most reasonable terms.
Designs Of monuments may be seen by calling oil
Mr.. Piper. June, y, IT, M. W DEAN.
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A. MITTA.R

DEGs leave to inform the public that he bas
d again established HIM 1GROCr5f@S2
Self at his old stand onAAl~
Church Street, where he offers for sale a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low ron CASH or on accommodate
ing terms, and takes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks to his former customers, and fatters
himself that his prices and quality Of Groceries
and Provisions will induce them to extend to him
a portion Of their former patronage. W.