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ENIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD-For a Buggy
that taken from the first Shell Pile below the Car.
rolt0n Road, on Saturday, June l. 1850
Je43t WIN, ROGERS, cor. Union and Carondee sts.
FOR IS SAL 4Bo ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
4 FOR EUROPE.-A Drug Store, in the Thild Mum.
clpay, low for cash. II sold until 25th june it
VIII be disposed OF by auction Apply at this office je4d
NOTICE.-All persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscriber respectfully requested TO call and set
tie the same without delay all my outstanding affairs
be closed before the LIST of July
JED 2dp If M. HUNTINGTON, Magazine st.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI.-The undersigned
and the public that she has leased for of years s.
this desirable Hotel The location central to bust. ,,
ness convenient the habor and bath houses with ss
the benefit OF the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view. The house well adapted TO families the large
and well ventilated and desrably fitted up There
era Ienpn Alleys attached TO the Hotel also, Pleasure
and Fishing Boatsand, short, every thing to give salts
JED BIN @. NJ. HUNT
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A Place Of 10 to 20
w and not distant from NewOreans for We
getable and Fruit Garden
each ~
Brick Stores, well situated of $50 900 to s75 900 value
FOR SALE--A BARGAIN-A good Frame One.
story and Attic, double house Of rooms, single roof out
buildings and lot Of ground 80 by 1913 feet on west side 81
John street, between HeVia and GrOd streets occupied by
Crawford q Keep. Terms very liberal -
THOS. d. HAILES, Broker -
at D. g. DAVIS, Not Pub, Basement story St Charles Ho
tel, near Common street. lea 81
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ID. OF t.. Meeting This Afternoon.
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Steamboat departures This Day.


aSSSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON LHIftD FA"S'
COBingtoH ...-...... OLIVIA Hoffman, P. NJ. cars.
CourgtOh .-...s..uJENNY LIND, DunneA, II Al
Mobile. ST. CHARLES Allen, P. NJ.
Bilor Griffin, % A. NJ Cars.
Cincinnati. .CHLDE HAROLD, Warnan, 4 P NJ
Pensacola GEN. HAMAR, BoarlmGn, 4 P. NJ
PitSbuFg; United STATES Hamilton, s. ?. NJ.
tB- Steamer UNITED States For Louisville, Cincinnati
and PttsburghLsaves THIS EVENING, Tuesday, at o'clock
positively, from Peydras street wharf
ls4 HYDE 81 oGLEsBY 10 Poydra, street.
kB- The OLIVIA will hereafter CovingtOn
via Vaudeville, Lousburg and hSdsonyle, SATURDAY.
the arrival at the Lake end Of the q O'Clock P n.
TT Letter Bag will be found M Judson OF Camp
and Canal streets. my24
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4; 3. UORwINE, y. 3. Consul.
o Senior MANUEL DIAz, Act. Gov. of Panaml

The following Proclamation was issued on Sun
day, which We publish, with the remark report
says,l that since then several bodies have been
found, in and about the city:
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THIRD
Grand FEnkiIIEH RIrn.flI

A SUBSCRIPTION COTILLON CONCERT and
n EHENlNG EXCURSION will be Civ. SVgg =
en- on III tuesday, EVENING, June G, on L6IIkkaSttElS
hoard the splendid steamboat CREOLE, the Gsa -
IcKe limited to 20, at 80 each, admit Gentleman and
two Ladies The boat will be beautifully Illuminated and
celebrated BRASS and COTILLON BAND is engaged
tor the occasion. Professor JENNINGS and his talented
Children give one of their splendid performances together
6t Songs from our new Operas such the Prophet Anna
BOena, etc. The boat will leave the Red Stores Third Mu
ncpaty, at "a O'Clock Agies O'Clock foot of ST.
Louis street. First Municipality, at 81 O'Clock foot of Julia
ee at at precisely proceed to Lafayette foot St.
The list is open at Mr. MAYO'S Music Store, No S
Camp street, and Tickets be procured on early appca.
tOn II. ATKINS D..
lei b nj RIIrMAN' Managers,
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In the Parish of West Fslicians. JOHN F. MoDERXOT1
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FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS. - The Nueces
Valley CTexas) Of the 18th ult gives an account
Of an Indian skirmish which took place on
the 18th ult. between Capt. Ford with fifteen of
his men and about the same number of Camanches.
The fight occurred on the east side of the Nueces
river, above the Laredo Road, and about $50 miles
from Corpus Christi Capt. F. had discovered
their trail, pursued, and came upon them by sur
prise, They retreated, but the Rangers being
mounted upon better horses than the Indians, soon
dashed in among them killed and wounded eight,
recaptured some fifteen horses, supposed to have
been stolen from the neighborhood of Laredo, be-
sides securing saddles, blankets, bows and arrows,
and other traps belonging to the Indians. Capt.
Fords horse was killed in the action and one of his
men (named Steele slightly wounded which was
all the injury received by the Americans.
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HNES. H0ES.

BLACK, BROWN. GREEN, PEARL and FANCY
FUR AND WOOL -
MEMS AND BOYS
MEXICAN, California, Hungarian, Sporting, Congress-
lNl II. G. Beaver and Otter
T S,
landing ex bark Jeddo, and for sale by
je3 2Vys N. BRADNER SMITH, 50 GTsvier at,
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Louisiana Hlstrionic Association.

ES- Benefit at PLACIDE's VARIETIES THEATRE, for the
Association Treasury and the Orphans and Charity Hospital
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juus 1850, for the Benefit Of
the Orphans and the Charity Hospital, the Tragsdyof
THE APOsTATE.
Music by Amateur Orchestra. Aud the Farce Of
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
tH Tickets One Dollar EACH all the house. By
either Of the Management COMMITTEES Active Honorary
Members places and the Boz Office Of the Varieties
the u performance. No be engaged Ths Dress
Circle and Paquee will be reserved for the ladies and gentleman
accompanying them Ths Management COMMITTEES will show
parties to their
~ All arrangements will be accordance with the rules and
regulations Of the "Histronics."
80. Mhnag mBnt....
NJ. NJ. COHEN, CbBfIuHn.
Andrew Smith, a: d. CronmAn, r.. B. Sumner
W. y. Paree, VIM. Henderson, M. Judson
Haman DoRne, jas II, CALDWELL j, o, Nixon
T. K. Wharton, w. A. BseeheI, r. A Tyler
Geo jonas, Thos Gllmore. ID. c. Labatt.
W. W. White, A Il. PlcseTeu, John Sewel,
DIR. r. Bein, v. W. Colquhoun, r.. LII eoks
John NJ. Bell, II. O. stetson, =. W. Tsylsf,
g. N. Bayey, Jas A. White, IL. Renshaw,
J. D. Walton,
....EIseutiVe Committee....
J. B. WALTON, Chairman.
n. C. Labatt, Haman Doane, X. L. Mesks.
Il. NJ. McALPlN, President L. H.
WIN. WALLACE W. WOOD, Stage Manager. myas
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DLEAsURE EXCURSION TO the SEA SHORE.
i The fine steamer MARY FOLEY, nSzaS
Dalferes master, having been thoroughly re.
paired, will leave NewOreans for 7! EA: zzzzzs1n
SURE TRIP, to the SEA SHORE, UiG LafOurche
SUNDAY, June g. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ; will arrive at Don.
adsonve on the day. and leave that place the next
morning, the 10TH at O'Clock and ThbOdauN on the
nth at O'Clock, A. NJ. The MARY FOLEY is an entirely
new boat and accommodate 200 persons: Capt DIAL
his boat.
trip. je4 q
HAMS, TONGUES and DRIED BEEF-Shay's su-
gar-Curea22 packages, landing ex steamer Charles
ie4 Il CHARLES sToUGHToN, 49 Camp st.
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Manuel Maria DiaZ.

CSovernoI OF the Province of Panama)
HhTeds, acts OF violence have occurred yesterday in this
Capital the result o. which, unfortunately the death of
one native and two foreigners and others having been wound
ed and considering that although the peace and quiet which
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Auction Sales This Day,

MAGNOLIA UNION No. g. Daughters of Temperance meets
al halt.past O'Clock, at Pelican Hail.
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@regetnt @uph ano NaA aprtntins @fHee.

NO The proprors Of the Daily and Weekly Crescent
fully inform their friends and the public that they have recently
made considerable additions their Job eablIhment and have
placed charge Of Mr.. LEWIS GRAHAM, who has
been long known this city gentlemen high capabilities in
the The material of the office being complete and nearly
all new, they prepared TO execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay and without disappointment to thos
who may them patronage Particular will be
given the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS OF LADING, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, HoTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC ETC.
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DIZZY GOODS. e.. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
THOMAS BRADY,
20 Chartres street,
rev Will, and after
MONDAY, June 81
offer the whole stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
prices immediate sale in order to make
necessary reception Large and Costly orders
in preparation for the ensuing Fall
MuSLLNS, BAREGES ant TISSUES,
SHIWLS, SCARFS, G5d MANT!LLAS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY aud RIBBONS,
LACES LINENS, etc.
all which, with many articles will be offered 20 per cent
lower than usual uniformly Prices.
je3 2dp I'm THOMAS BRADY, q ChaTtIes st.
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Tans, FreckIes, Sunbarn, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin
w May be speedily permanently by Of the
newly discovered Cosmetic FRENCH CL YShUS This valuable
Cosmetic an Indispensable requisite every lady's toilet
effects the Skin and Complexion perfectly
sale, price 90 cents per bottle at GUToN's,
corner st Charles and Canal stress.
Importer Of Fine Fancy Articles arfumey Sporting Articles
EB This Lotion aays all irritation Oeeasoned by bite
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ARRIvED.-Ship Nance, -, 236 days from Boston; ship
Columbus Chester 100 days from N London via Juan Fer
Qandez, passenger bark Daniel Webster, Higgins, g9
days from Boston, "a passengers emales brig ecnmsh
a small iron steam propeller On deck.
SPoKEN-By schr Deborah, March 81, off Owyhee VIII sp
Logan, of n Bedford, "A days from Valparaiso on cruise
200 bbls VIII oil, so SPIN
MEHoRANDA-Pilo boat Relief fell in with the ship Man
co. 26 days from Boston, miles of the Feones-but
two hands able for duya the rest sick, Relief provided
her with five men, Of them from pilot boat RiatO who
brought her in the haTbor.
Per schr Deborahelt at the island of Dola Boa VIII sp
Cambria of Bid, IS mos out, HOO bb spm 800 VIII oil
put in recruit.
Per bg EenApr 49, lat "a a. lon 1856 3d. passed YES
es mast which stuck about IL feet above Ran close
by, but could see nothing more
BIZ Thames left Port Nicholas VIII sp Alpha and Omega,
Of Bid, 80 out, 1900 bbs oil, put in to recruit.
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hesoned, That large majority Of the people of California
being NATIVES q Tie United States have none OF their
70 We FEDERAL unon but III admitted TO partci-
Integrity and the last to abandon m ~ ~ ~
ResofDed That deeply regret that onr anDIicaton f
admission has produced angry discussion upon Irrelevant
qusano arAgnng section against section, and seriously
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

--~ THE BuBstnintH hereby returns his
LlfN=IIsssas thanks 10 his customers for the lib.
efal patronage bestowed III him. and respect.
fntly informs bis friends and the publ gene
tally thai he will continue his business IL all
lie branches Al his establishment, eefnsf
Chutel, aud Main streets.
C~AAHlAGES Of every desefip'iau, made
% order ~ repaired ~ lie neatss' msnusf,
tisntstipn and Road Wagons. Carts, Dfays,
sc. made ard repaired W usual, Also,
wrouelt.ifon Pl,uahs made 10 order and kept
ON hand fof sale. md all kinds 81 Plantation
Smith aud lob work attended 10 promptly
The Subscriber has also taken The agency
for the sale If All kinds Of Whpelf.gh. and
Wau, u work. including Wheel and Dir Bars
rows. lton hsles, Wagon aud Cart %llaiHess.
Ne, tfah The eelebta I'd mandatory u
Messfss liasby " Little. Of Wheeling. Va,t
u ID vii also keep A., assortment "f Flat,
found and Square | on Tor smiths and flans
'eis nse.
The atis,tina of Planters aud thhss Wish
90 10 purchase l. called to liis stock. ard all
or eFs fn tia m'iia sehs'tt viii bs Ia itl,fnlly
n f., d d IN, n III ~ wofi nfd faI ~ ~ chased
l".u in' 81 sgfibtt lilly sun.n eed IN"
fe5 III - tiffi t4es rs I Aht par OF the
{ aHt u 'las4ya ie Imid,
ta,ie w. r, TUsNAtb
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New Goods
Fresh Arrivals.

Kl&Eptt SIMON lshas eftsm!ye In N
- tltn ~ ill., t.s de. AID lbe puhtle ae4e-
I ily. tim he has lus' rstn ned II III New Of-
leans with Nh ettife Htof Il oi f'resi. and New
Goods, suitable for the season. so Il ~:
Siaple and Fancy Dry Goedr,
l. dies Dress Goods,
Hosiery, shaeF, sc.
Gen leu ems Clothing .Sliors.
Boots, and ! let Articles, Sc. Nc.
Parfumefy!
Tile lat.rt French q yls Hats,
Also, Straw aud Summer do.
Cutlery ~ e
DC. &c. &c. &c.
Having resolved upos u permanent stay IN
this city, he IL determined 10 compete with
any mercantile establishment here. M to
QUARRY of Goods, and CHgArNEss Of Prices
In one word, the undersigned earnestly soI,-
cits u fair trial, and feels confident Of sue
cess.
And while he gratefully acknowledges past
favors, and thanks b = friends Tor their liberal
patronage, he takes this method Of stating.
int with the year ls49, the weird CREDIT
has been erased from bis books, ana the word
CASH and CASH ONLY substituted thereto.
On such terms he offers for sale his pre-
sent stork OF no ds. aH
Call ut Sanger's old stand. and Try
marl6.ly JOSEPH SIMON.
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Il A l.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
GeOrg etOwn, KY,

r. + johnson, A, w., Principal and Professor Al
Mathematics,
The Principal has been teaching twenty years.
,tnip,ethptedlf, I atii,s u~,tipie,l. i%tnrt,t,an' pf'fessots
flirs ~ several Colleges IN Virginia fi,is native E'atel
AMI kpntHrhyt
The Female r~"liaaiate Institute was organized II
1874, a,,l has ~ehiaynd withohi any fluctuations, ali
%,inus,,ai st,are " public fasnt. averaging for The tel
yesfs lastt about she hundred Pupils.
4, h fntuis he'd With \ fire Philosophical mud the
miral Aplw,Asns. 4 telett Literary, AZ, and aftanls
,i,n. ,,,i facilities To- saden,f If Musit. Frrhai. Staht
ti taei ~ thu NiFstt'ttlr fps fab'n I'll The %sst',afian
lta lie ,,uriis lp,te Ie',rste,i "a attend nnY elatp ri
t~elrnei,n 70 mn, ~ ~ ,an'an ,,r,ionss
10 ~ stnt ,uhNH't,iut ~ ntest clothing tfa uni
ftm 5tyi, unl%p,alitr h e hteh prescribed. and lev ul'
"a tit srit IN en- ta Enfffifpf
tsaarsr tawi u H~,httsihie ~ daily Stages and
Steamboats, frat lrtttsiip an,t tin. hrra,i. Il Is
II miles lt,n frankfurt, snt IL admitted - la a,,e NJ
the leAtiies, l%oiaiiohs IN The Globe,
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FIR Fsnatfs 4 Maas' IL W Truthful 4 MalApiy.
On. LARzETTt's JGs9 e1HmAg, on rsoGagAr1ya

KLfxfnt
This y ffr. Only sst,1el remedy ever diseSysred INF
ifnpossttey, Genital Disability, Nocturnal EHaissiefs, shd
sl dissases accustomed BY csrtsin secret habits; sfd
many m The n~0stft1hss feesniiy recommended ~ ne
saHe complaints. arc worthless limitations whtebfs
g~nrivallsd ssrslis1fe, fafns spJ popularity haS.
brought into ths market. Tbs Medical Fststtof
Eafgps and the United States ere unanimously IN thsiy
recommendation Ut tte Juno Cordial, and bsys MOI
given tt.sif sanction ~ 4 single i.sts,tes eftst has essn
authenticated. fgaBy compound syr the same prspNpsss'
The fst1fs ~ tbs ~fdaladjcs relieved ny ne June
Cordisl. afs generally saeh q. y itaye Che publication
Of certificates Of ettres 6tt0f tte question, ~ The pro-
pfiesers could ptodues a hort Of The most conclusive
testimony 10 show That the great y ta1fafioi fhst1t IN.
joys was not accidentally obtalnsd, but IL firmly based
upon IT, positive, and apparently miraculous siFfass.
HaI directions are 70 he hysifd Che happy parents Of
healthy offspring. who would MOI have been 10 but Tor
this extraordinary preparation. And u h equally pof.
snt IN The many discusses ~ which II ~ recommended.
Objection has been naturally made V the pics Of tbs
Juno Cordial, becanse the trash tl,at ssas tesfy thrown
into tbe assskst IN opposition " II is sold ehsapsr bst
the fact i, thc Cordial eahriot be afforded IN less, snd
ought 10 he much deAysr, M mary NJ the inRysfiebts
which compose II sss among ths cont Hest thinss in
nature; whereas THE ctbes ase made mp Of cheap
drugs, worth bnt little IN money, md Isss In merritt.
Ws n8sufc the fcajef IUny TIE XlhuAHE felb&DNE may %
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GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
Baton Rouge, La.
AVIS.
HOrlOgerlC Bi1Outerie.

~e r. fEaRlLLAT, ane,en ouyrisr de-
EAR 9. DeIaroderie ct travsillan ut der
tE.., Increment dams ~I'ancien ma ssln de G.
G.. Tuttte, a fhonneor d'informcr ses nom
breux AIMS ct 10 public on general qnfl s'est
ttabli pour son compile particnlier rue de
LAFAYETTE, I'm FACE DE M. BoNNEcAzE
ct quill conlinucrs do salisfaire 4 DIES prix tres
moiofts, log personnes gui youdfont' LEO
i'honorer de Ieur confisnce.
n. B. CONNIE par lie passe IL fera dos
tchangcs d. montfes ct de bijoux ct Pon sera
toujours certain de trouse or chez lui IN bel
assortment de bijouterie f,ai he.
r. PERRILLAT.
Octobre Daft.
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BATON ROUGE SOAP AND CANDLE
Mandatory.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens OF Batoa Ronge ~ well M tho public
generally, that they arc now prepared 10 exc
cute all orders In their line with pfotnptnesr
AMI despatch. ihsnkful for the past fAyors
hey hope 10 meet with a share Of public pat
ronage. The factory 10 situated on the Comits
Road, near It's intersection with the Pjsins
road.
J. PITET.
Orders left At Mr.. IAfon, baker, will Big
executed with promptness and despatch.
July %, 1S49. s4
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Fresh Arrival Of Clothing
AT
VICTOR
LAFAYETTE STREET.

s F#
NOTICE In hereby given, tina, the following
articles are to be had at the prices an
nexed to each -
Spring Tweed Coats, $40 90
Linen do, 50a5 so
BID and cold alpaca sacks, 3 SOFAS 90
French Merino, II
Frocks. lOai6 90
English do 5 O0aS %
PANTS.
Merino, Drap d'tte, Linen. Linen Drilling
and cot'onade Pants, at unparalleled low
prices.
SHIRTS, &C.,
A fine assor ment Of Shirts, Drawer
Undershirls, socks, cravais pocket hd'kfs n
susrenhers. Only call and see. 4
March 20 h, ls50y.
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COHN Il oPPENHEIM.

HfGN OF THE GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
Respe fully call The attention Of the pub
liz 4" their adver,isem. mt in another columns
and having ju.t received in addition to their
large selected stock, a further suppl.of cheice
and fashionable gopds, selected with care for
this market. They have now on hand n
splendid stock Of
FANCY a. STAPLE DRY GOODS,
closn,ng, shoes; bats and perfumery, which
in style qnalit, and c~heatness, not surpasses
in any establ ishment In the South.
Call and Judge for yourselves at the Bee
Hive ore.
Corner q Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly e. L~ASoug's. T
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JOHN G.
AGENT ron
r. ID. Blanchard II co.,
Ne ORLEANs

Importers g Wines, L%qaors--in facl
all French ind English Lmportations.
HAS received ~ mples Of Bandies, r ,eneh
AACoraials (.ssmted) Absynths, Eaa de We
de Dantzlc, daignoIei, and q variety ofo her
a~,ticIes, MI OF which he viii sell at New
Orleans pr,ces. Kstail Merchants and others
are solicited to call III No. y Harvey House
Row, before going 10 New Orleans 10 make
hstr purchases.
sept. IL n36tE
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,tr ..AGHs.

IL. E#sats psY fsAs fsts TAasfuitv - 1ists ~
stsaftat,lls fuf sale ~ ttt diHptsrt tswits tsllfa M.
fywasefis saf-sisttftsi II h. advertised A. ths DHibE
NAtn aEHttiSE. sai VII sna.s Til. f~swtssitd \ ~ as.sgf
AMI never wss hut sss iBfsHsfly A ~6fktf ". fsilftaHss IN.
ssls, sna tHs fke yst he ssssaiss ne ttis NJ fls.Htss fbt we
s,,ti,sss 81 esihiaf sfsitt M what hs, " ssot.i Hs ssys ahs
sas atteuded Two tisaissi setssts4 ard rtshtiesa ~ hFetr
vssfai !" Nr~ shs ttnn u, " nsytt p,statsd hisd,e'ns
iuoss bed q he .~etstsstst sdd ,tIssity u .is itst. En-
mas siHeeEely, Ne ha4 never fisih th5st ssHfeststss " fss!fH
,pf NJ II n,e. Wifsn will met, lsstti " Ne hgpsst ara itstli.
MI IN ali their dealings ard i~htetertitss Win its.t aelaT
sisa HI spriisd IL rhs Rutl t,abr ~ stsisf hirt N i,stt.
s%isttttihr hs mixture sts,ins III la,ss satrs Ne vgula
maze. ~ MI Endorsement 10 stJtrsk III the btisihess' Ihese
,,eii i,sys tstti ifsaliiNe and iNellihe me y, NJ th-sibls
fjfitie, Ii layfsf 10 itrrrssa the tahiic. WITH w, telitt YIN,
ths f3d l,tftefis sstesjafi,ta ~ss fot tbs sttstat, erfsf''a
atssitat aNs4 mate it3ni Tie m gae'yt's gsfrts,ai re-.
BIZ Tbjt d y T~ta~Hseha ssss | havt stll Inc use n M
sstss h, III i wsek viii gies him syH " he VIII pr.
Aus. sne pinsie sBiitHiy tttsf n Ills, Ills statements Y
Tbufpbstu, sslilHtst A To, are hsthits bWt \ sistns ~
i.tsei,fjis, siiniis sasas II tettitk tbs tutiie. ahai keep
,Ns truth tfj~H hi tsesf ri In HIS sott ing. }ethttnftrS esst,
sso~a Tiis IL IL saitiHN tMe taBiig Il ftfehsss h.he %.
blau t JAfttH tuwhseHiia eatFsfstnis. ls.itis IN w
nd ftbeisf's ilktttss. his fnhiny Bsai " Arms. stia NV
dsHs,atetst,as The Cfa' ~ Alma
jsIpa 1sJWNsEMe
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AVIS
IMPORTANT!!
X. &. Ds1arodete gui .'es, reinforcement etsili dans f
Maison Harvey sur Ia rue de PEglise

A. Phonneur dfp6fnnrr les ehoysns de cse Vile etdes eoyhons, g1Ha r-en I'm 49,
sentiment de lntaers d4s denierss modes savbr momf. dor ct d@gsnt A qnnzs
joyHux ct double hoMt unsnss dor etdtrgeut, leRues 10 claimant, boees doteWes.
brooches pour daanes pmnes st ctayoa, dor ct dagent cbMne. Gw pour danes.
doahes lie detail 8 .~ 4a# @2 - F4as4 s
II ss charge do ioutss epecss de- rhabDages dn hogene etes gsrsni psndsnt vi ..
II t ausi tpmss espeess de raeonodages de bjousris s1 pds lbs plus modsfss
Nos. ~. l. .@a u
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TIE 1.
UOnrdtna

ea,, ts had N private tamili.s .. NJ ffo,a twr u t,o
aud n half dollars n week when IL barracks. II IL
designed ~ furnish Commons Al a uniform rate. s,t-
,etts ffum a tista nfp viii he required 10 boar attite
Institute. and 10 have ~ Communication VIII, HE
town, except AZ allows Il BY written permits.
Dr. The next session w,ll ea'ntnente on the
first If September. and continue ten meuths
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Boot * SIN C establishment
]. w. QulGGiNS,
t!xasv u Louisville kynfurky

vfhn Having PURCHASED the shaemakine a5e1
establishment heretofore owned by
- Me-srs. A, Bradford Go. respectfully ~
inthrmn the public that he will continue tho business
IN Nil ia branches. In tho Store ~fprtaeyly occupied by
&. G. Tnulr. on Lafayette STREETS.
lie will always keep en hand 4 variety Of Ladies'
Misses'. and t;entlenep's Shoes Brosans. Boots. Ne,
principally Of his own manufacture, Ills work will
he warranted.
The patronage of,te public IL respectfully solicited.
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