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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Dr. Martins Universal Pnrghfise
Fills.

In offering those pihs 10 tls Public, we know there
tari,et I've q better, er a trHnte safe. e,sy or or teeat,le
Purga,ites They speedily rernote all Irritating mat
iefs retaifsl In the bowels, u. when the liabitual
alvine discharges are ton taray or Insufficient for
health, by their specific virtues they restore Tie funr-
tiois 10 a lienltty attiHp,; and tile klssd 10 its natural
purity. Head Dr.. I,nnn's ceftffrats:
"a n. Martin. M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Selling at Reduced Prices!

THE remainder Of my large and well.assorted
string Bargains would do well to call immediately.
Bargains can be had, and 10 mistake.
aug. 8. G. A. lion Lafayette 81. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

G. j.. HART, offers the above goods nt A, N,
NJ such prizes nc will bear eonpetitionIHIllF
with any larger establishment In Baton LIlLY
Rouge, having selected the goods from the first
establishment in the city OF New Orleans, they
will be sold on guarantee and If not ~ presented
the cash IN all cases will I've returned. being deter.
mined TO sell on small profits and quick returns,
viz:
Clothing.
French Merino sacs, Froek and Paltots,
English do do do
Oinen Check do do do
Toile dc North and Alpaca do
Cashmere and summer Cassimers do
Pants.
French Merino, English do Alpaca do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Cottonade,
Kentucky Jean, Toile do North and Monterey,
Vests.
Figured satins. Black do Cashtneret do
Mafseilles. Figured Linen and plain, do
White Linen Bosom Of extra style and finish
cclored do Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe pndershirts,
Drawers, Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
N. B. 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
Dry Goods.
Figured and plain colored and white, Muslins,
AiPacas, Linen OF every quailty, iIoHh 2slto ! oV
per yaIds, Bleached and unbleached Muslins,
coloredsC ambrics, Hood do Mlsq,tito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Cambrics, Hands, elk, do
French summer Ba'iste do Foulard, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laces, Cottonades, Fancy Linens for
Pants, Listardos Hickory and every article in the
store line.
To the Trade.
| have on hand so Gross Of Robertson's Pencils
% dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel pens, so
dozen Purses and Wallets, 90 dozen French soap
and a large assortment Of Jcweiry, 30 dozen
two blade knives, 90 dozen Razors and Fancy
Goods OF every description which ! viii sell at
New Orleans wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the goods and ! can
challenge competition.
june Sly s. E. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

Bacon, Lard, Flour, &C.,

90 Casks Smoked Shoulders, 7 Casks Plain
* Hams, 100 Kegs Pure leaf Lard, go bbls.
fresh Flour. Just received from st. Louis and
For sale by ijune s, ly.1 JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Jus! Received.

4 FEW rotnas Fresh Turnip Seed, and for sale
Ably TH0S. pRENnERGASr.
aug 10y, Water Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Beaver DAMS. QbEEn ANr's Co, Nd.
tlntkjas al tlty &
betobef 5a, lSaf.

Dr.. Geo. r. Mtrhn.
Respected fslf-Ih ius.ice 10 Won and TO the Public,
and 10 discharge n bieh and responsible obligation
resting uFtn me, ! take This method Of making know,
10 the Public, t9liould yu', tlink II sofiliy Of publish.
inn.) the remarkable cure your National Tonic has
wfpnglit IN tny particular tase. | lad beeh laloriue
,inler nh inieFiuittitig faVef for Is ,riontts, | had tried
different eminent Physicians. but without stiteess -
two, bui they would return with do,ble ]si,ie,,t. IN.
iii ] betntne weak and t,naciated NV striaaft,
swollen aud hard, my spirits broken, and had bn, IT.
he hope of aenir ltecunirg a sntiiid nai; last Writer
! accidentally raw this Invaluable 7nnir, and acting,
at a bottle rf yuut Mediciie-toinihene taking IL.
md before ! rsptl n haf betlle my clills lat me my
appetite gradually fetatited. md Inv spirits also. shhfl
hy the time I Ind finished the ute bottle / Nfs. ne II
were, = new tnat. Nearly a year has elapsed and I
hive not had n single chill. Your Pills are HE NEST
popular pills among us. Yours, with respect.
joitH NEtsss.
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slNuruLOns AtTrt11nN oF r1lE EYEs
It's POPULARITY ABROAD.

FTT sTF1T NFFFTFFFG
Maiacaitu. Venezuela. April 10th. 1919.
Npss,s, Saiiis-Genile,nen | consider II q duty
due The public 10 make known the great benefit !
have received from using your valuable satsapaf-
lila, About three yeats since ] WINS attacked with
Rheumatism in my shoulders, and also in Inv legs,
and 81 severe was The rair. that ! was unable 10
sleep. | tried all Of the best medicines | could
hear OF without receiving hut benefit; Until
through the adrice Of q friend | procured soine of
your safsaTarilla, and after using four bottles in
the course OF fifteen DAYS. found myself entirely
well. | have no hesitation IN saying your Harsa-
larilla is the best medicine ever took. and can
confidently recommend il 10 my friends and the
public. leui ebelient servant,
Al IretrutfN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Martin and Wlbitelyss National
tnfIatfH@

This rtepatatlSi IL 4 cetiaii Cure for the Ae,,e anl
Fever. ntd Dyspepsia We only ask a trial n II, snd
are satisfied ~plafftars and citizens generally, will IN VIZ
%huh1tetls o dplirrs by keeping q supply u the 'feiiic
and MARTINS Pills by them. Head lie following eef.
tiiieste Of a worthy inai, wliU was eafed BY tie use Of
,t,a r'p,ie
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

hEw-l oar, Jan. f, 1850
MEssRs, SANns.-tientlemHn-l have great
pleasure in acknewl edging to YOU The great bene-
III have received from the Use ~ ycur Sarsaparil-
Ia. A subject Of pulmonary disease, | made q
voyage to Europe. but while there continued to
he afflicted. A few weeks after my return, was
seized with a violent hsnnoirhage Of the lungs.
and i,nln the debility and great prostlatiun Of
strength that followed, with the prutracted dill
hculty Of respiration, am entirely relieved ly
the use ut Your safssparilla, which | consider a
most important and truly valuable discovery in
the healing art. ! feel that | have not fur fourteen
years enjoyed SO good health as at present.
Very gratefully yours.
4. L. SEYMORE.
Prepared AMI sold, wholesale and retail, by A.
q. y ID. SANDS, Druggists end Chemists, 100
Fultun-st., corner Of William. Npw.Yctk. Sold
also bF Druggists generally throughout the United
States and CansJas. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles fol 50, g. NJ. 1lElOMAN.
5mos, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-30
OFFICIAL.
Council OF Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, May q, 1850.
The Council met this day present Hon. J. H
Caldwell, President; Aldermen Hale, Hooper
Hawthorn, Johnson, Lawrason, Marks, Mon.
tanye, Mccormick, Pride, Renshaw, Sewell,
Shields, Stewart and Yancey
The Journal was read and approved.
he following Message was read and referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
T 1a Sx SF% Snd Ss,. Nay NJ s @
IF Municipality No. Tpo:
GENTLEMEN-ln accordance with resolution
passed by your honorable body on the 18th inst in
virtue of the 18th section of an act of the Leeisla
ture, approved 18th March, 1850, public notice
was given through the official paper that would
proceed to sell to the lowest bidder, at nv Office on
Monday, 9Th inst, at IL o'clock, NJ the contracts
tor repairing and keeping in repair the paved streets
and sidewalks, and paved support of the six dis
tricts sections of Municipality No Two, and
which. were accordingly adjudcated as follows
Securities subject to your approval:
First section to Patrick Fox, for five thousand
five hundred dollars.
Second section to G. Connell, for six thousand
dollars.
Third section to Ed King for seven thousand
five hundred dollars.
Fourth section to John Cronan, for eight thou
sand dollars.
Fifth section to F. Mahon, for five thousand
three hundred dollars.
Sixth section to w. L. Collins, for four thousand
Mr.. Fox offers as his security G. Falvoy
Mr.. z. Connell offers his security Thos Bell.
Mr.. Ed. King offers as his security Jas Davern.
Mr.. John Cronan offers as his security D. Cronan.
Mr.. F. Mahon offers as his security Bernard
Sabre.
Mr.. w. L. Collins offers as his security Tim.
Quinn
L would avail myself of this occasion to call your
attention to the appointment of four persons as
members Of the Board of Health.
Very respectfully your obedientservant,
a. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
The following communication was referred to The
Finance Committee:
BOARD OF LIQUID. ToRs OF THE CRY DEBT,l
New Orleans, May 70, 1850
10 ths Honorable Council Of .HHHicip1tity No. Tc0
GENTLEMEN-At meeting OF the Board held
on the 22d inst, the following resolutions were
adopted
ResolUed, That the Secretary of the Board notify
the Councils of the respective Municipalities that
it is the intention of the Board to apply the assets
of the Municipal Sinking Funds to the payment of
such obligations as said Sinking Funds were origi-
nally intended to pay.
Rescued, That the Secretary Of the Board no.
tlty the Councils of the respective Municipalities
that in the opinion of this Board, cash warrants
issued by said Municipalities do not fall within the
description Of debts which the Board are bound to
take cognizance of, under the act approved 2Ott
March, 1850.
Very respectfully yonr obedient servant,
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
TREASURER'S S WEEKLY
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NJ DRADNER SMITH, General C0mmissioR Her
v r40R % GRAylER STREET, COMMISSIONED to take
Annw elsoents of Deeds and Powers OF AuOrney 10 AJ
MISTER 'ois, and 10 take Testimony and Proof OF Demands
Ry 9 The Governors Of the following States viz
~ AN y, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT RHODE
ii2ThASD, IL NJ conn ECTlCuT, NEW YORK, NEW yER
~ ,tENNSlLVANlA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS
ET9T2NN5flkN, I&DIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
~ rVVVhhf VVVhhff TENNNESSEE, NO; CAROLINA, SOUTH
MIA. Olo hn
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CUsTOM-noUsE, New Oreans,
- - Collec or's Office, May II. 18l0. )
SEALED PROPUsA AIS will be received at this Office
- until the 3Oh instant, for supplying SHIP CHAN.
DLERf for the United States Revenue vessels upon this
stainnl for months from the lt day of June the Slst
December, R5O, according the following list, viz:
ANCHORS and KEDGES;
BROOMS-Ickory;
'' Birch;
Corn:
BUE.TING-All colors, full width;
BLOCKs-Fricton ROLES, per inch per Sheave;
Iron bushei;
CoRDLAGE-Ts.gred, EjemP; Patent
g Manila;
CANVAS Hollands, A Il A.;
:. Cotton Ne. 2;
g No. 4;
" No. 10;
HAWSERS-Manilla
Hemp Hawsers; Leather, Pump:
housel1ei Lumber, white Pine clear;
Hambroine: Oakum;
Hooks Hooks and Thimblesi o. Sperm Winter Strained;
Leather, Rigging; &c Linseed boiled;
Raw;
- Paints, Black Lead;
PAINTS-Whte Lead in oil ground;
PoWDER-!;annon;
Printing;
SOAP-BroWn:
SPUN YARN;
OAK WOOD-Sawed and delivered;
All articles required enumerated be furnished at the
lowest marke. price.
myls imy9O sAM'L J. PETERS. Collector
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Z ,UUM u NALUNYEIi..


4 .. TIeTeTS JUHff,
~ ny Bags, Rice dad WesteFR Produce, No. IS Maga.
zine 'tf3Si' tNeW, Oredns fy25
~ MR. w. z. FITE is our authorized AeEST 10
aaGt al business ol the HOnse, per nOara act passed
thS laY before "A Z. AlnswOth, Notary Public.
GEO. q TANlnR Sr
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MAYoRALTy OF New oRLEANs,} ;

May II, 1850.
accordance with resolution passed by the Council of
Municipality No. Two, at their session of l4th inst in
virtue Of the III section OF passed by the Legislature
Noce is hereby given that on MONDAY, 9th inst at i2
SGHck NJ will proceed to sell at my Office TO the lowest
bidder the repairing and keeping in repair the
paved and sidewalks, and paved support OF the six
districts or sections Of Municipality No Two viz:
lST SECTION-lst Ward, including Magazine street, be.
tween Felicity and Esee Streets and the south side of
Benjamin and Estele streets.
IN SECTIONAL and 4h Wards, of Magazine street.
east side of Camp street and north side of julia street.
5D SECTION-Sd Ward, including Benjamin and Estele
4TH SEcTION-5h Ward, including Julia and extending
to the east SIDE of St. Charles street
9TH SEcTIoN.6th Ward including St. Charles and Julia
6rH sECTIgE-7th Ward, including Circus street. In
acc % ranGe with The conditions and specifications contained
myl8 y -''' A D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
CLASSICS AND MODERN LANGUAGEs-The
70 On fey pupils either in he GERMAN, LATIN, or
hEhh Language. He has studied the aud modern
q Germany Cn Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg Speaks
ERglsh and Eregeh He be addressed through the Post
German Book Store, Exchange AIIey' or to EDWARii
i1Ehh Editor ot the German Newspaper Die Dentsche
1eIGnE, myl4
ant ii., packages superior xxx Dublin Brown
mig JOHN T00iE. a5 Bank Place
tARET-2O casks and rs boxes excellent Table Claret,
myl4 BARELLI & CO. 81 Common street
CARPENTER AND PAINTER WANTED-AnnIv
- at p Naiehez street. up Stairs, at o'clock myi6
y OoMs FOR RENT-several Roomsin Banks Arcade
up stairs. mil
GARDNERs WANTED ED-Two German Gardner,
Nat hez street, mp Stairs. mylO
GiNGER-SO bags Race Ginger, Just received and for
RyIs a, =. COCHRAN GO, 81 TohoupItQulss st.
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NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 30. 1880.
DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

IN OFFERING the public this and valuable remedy
4 4, tqr C0yyS M UuPIJON, BRONCHITIS, AsTH.i.d,
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., append a few notices of the
character and efficacy Of the mecne umerous testimo.
na may be seen in pamphlet for distribution the agency,
which invited to OBTAIN tmay be proper say
that Dr. d. eminent practising physician OF twelve Year,
standing, graduate of the University OF Pennsylvania
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EGdN sfROiD & Co, iI5 COSMOS S sT, bstween SS
Z EGF2n4e,ej q N 99d BaES4qs sts, DsGe,$ MAROwY
90 q J. bI5ESr M0NUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \TlEIS&y
SI.AbS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cIIt44ttb5llo
an Us ~ ni,renl varieties ThomastOn LIME, Cal WY
GG9Sd G51aa ritASEER itfSiEE 9F PARi5 Rome - ny
ElSLlsh, Pensacola and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. my5
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The Rations be of good and Wholesome quality. be
approved by the Collector, and the different articles cOmps
ing the ration be deve ed board the Gutter in good and
sufficient casks and vessels be provided by the contractor
and the contents thereof distinctly mar. ed on each
1t be understood that the w be bound TO
furnish Hpon reasonable notices. often be required
by the CAPTAIN of the Gutter, with the appreciation Of the
Collector, (not exceeding day in each
week. such fresh and fresh vegetables be equiv.
alent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed in the
Naval Service.
my8 tmy3O SAM'L J. PETERS, Collector,
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EO.iN ". ANDhtNNs 3 d co., C0mmlgsi0n ljer.
~ CAnnta md SIM .lnnnts- o Innnrnnr II n
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nR. G NJ. sAUNDEns's OFFICE, No. I99
IL St. Charles street DR. s. respectfully offers his mn
sonal services the citizens OF New Dreams hoping that
his long eXperene The Charity Hospital with The diseases
Of tins climate. being Fraduaie of Medicine and licensed
physician oil this city. will be sufficient guarantee Of sue
cess. my2O ly
nR. S. GILBERT IL CO., Aiedioo Butanic4k Drup
- gtsts, No. y Magazine street, New Orleans r he
various Nedicines, simple and compounde recommended
BY Thomson, Beach, Howard, Curtis, Maltson, Smih
hand and for wholesale aud RETAIL warranted fresh and
pure. ALSO, the Medical Works of the several authors
N IA BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN ALWAYS in
attendance, Tor advice and consultation. mylS If
I -Thomaston, Western and Camden Lime, for
Ia sale by
my9l Il JOHN STROUD s. co. 146 Common st.
MARBLE-In slabs and blocks the finest Italian of every
my2l BARELLI & Co. 81 Common st.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA BANK
y N0TES-Purchased hy
myl6 I'm E. ]. HART s co. 70 TchOupitOulas st.
ID ICE-50 tieIoes tine Cprolna, for sale By
@Nsp2 W, ARTHUR Il co, v and % New LsVss.
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OG,a IODLE, COmL4tssi1qt ylierchdRt EDligrgfigu
~ altd HCmittyIAce Office, 25 Bank Place N o. sl9
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carry out their noble and generous purpose by in
oiV'dnaiIy subscribing such sums as they may deem
proper for the occasion-apd your committee ferl
confident that the tribute thus voluntarily sub.
scrIhed by those who have it give, will be hun.
dredfoid more acceptable to Father Mathew, than
an APPROPRIATION of The Council Of This Municipali-
W, when such an appropriation must necessarily
postpone the payment of many lust and pressing
debts rs
All of which is most respectfully submitted
GEO. q. LAWRASON
HENRY RENSHAW,
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PHILADELPHIA, June g. l846-I highly recommend Dr.
Davis's Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
of its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the breast; the OF this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her, The symptoms would, afte
tme Tecur, and all the relief speedy as
the first place 1t months since she has been
free OF the affection consider it and recommend as mo
valuable mene Its gening effect has been great
in addition relieving the breast SWALLOW 70 Waprst
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n may be seen in parnse for distribution al the
winch invited OBTAIN ltmay be proper say
standing, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
.D. From yHr. John 2, yugrgan, Druggist.1
PITTsBURe, Jan. IL, 1S47-The SyTnp OF Wild Cherry
and aI has given great satisfaction to Ese who aye used
on gentleman q Ohio tnk shall be able TO ss at ieasi
d. LfrSHa .ur. EdDoqrd Robs;ns;, s;,o,2 2ryggistn
70 ncdGce Dr. Syrup Of ViSS Ce
ana az here, and have sold all we received rom y9u pr
j. II Coos has used in his practices he thinks highly Of the
~ Dr. Cook i, one of the most eminent physicians in the
United Sates and the attending physician of Joseph
Bonapare exking of Spain, during all his residence in this
fv When first offered this medicine to the public
was with the expressed intention of publishing certificate
adhered rejecting all certificates Tor the authenticity which
ing was forwarded us by respectable Druggist Mr. Howels
Mr. j. +. HoWELhs3 Sir tafords me much pleasure lea to
that my cough affection Of the lungs
Day syTap Of %d Cherry ~ and Tar which you S and Other
advised to You safely recommend the of the
remedy Yours respectfully, W. w. PHILLIPS.
[Eatract from letter from Mr. S. y. Wilson, msrehGn
NrwgowE g 5 o6 BE's g. eH A yoans SSn q INV .o
guanance has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly
and took great many kinds of medicine, and was under
medical treatment Of three of the most eminent physicians
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
getting better and now well and heatry This statement
minister township, Bucks county, Pa He is known all over
the country-s abong and 1t cannot be denies
that the Syrup saved his life. -
Another CHre.-Palpation of the Heart and Consumption
Of the Lungs relieved by DR.. Dayiss Compound Syrup
Wild Cherry and Tar:
PnILADEIPHIA, April 1s46-For four five weeks oflas
winter troubled with cough attended with
ughtness and pain the breast and frequent violent paipa
ton of the heart The cough harasig prevent
from sleeping great deal of the night and weakened
10 that degree that obliged frequently during the day 10
leave my work self My physician pronounced my
lungs affected and began entertain eOs apprehensiOn
] shat " %9854 I3 h9i GET wei Wei & qga A. lhl, une D Da'
two or three days Of IT, the oppression and pain in the
breast greatly relieved, and by the time had taken
bottles the cough entirely cured, and general health
and strength restored The papitatOD OF the heart with which
had been severely troubled for years, almost gone
feel little Of ii occasionally with exerOn The relief
the palptatOn has been great that confident one OF
bottles of the medicine would have entirely removed
it. HENRY NICKERsON, 100 John street.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

Il str ct aud No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. ap5 Iy
i bJLh LEY, Hgcntt fer Miss NJ. P0uitney; Office
4. No. ST Charles St. an2 lvr
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From S. S. Giuens1
PADUCAH, Ky June g. lSi6-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced 10 six bottles, and its popularity daily
increasing. You would do wei send me another supply.
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BOOTS. SHOES AND BROtsANs
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Hr A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of the F-Ss
above Goods received by the latest arrivals con- I 81
stanly TOR sale al low prices and liberal terms a
= PaTtcg9r attention paid to Plantation orders
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS
FROST & 20,
aps is6md&W 10 Nagazine st
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TNHE subscribers have opened a Dppot of the Orleans
\ Steam 'orn Mills, al the COAL YARD, corner Of ST..
Corn Meal, Grts, Cracked Corn and oil Cake will be
promptly attended to-
mh2q H S. w. THOMPSON q 90
ENOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, with gooi
L Stock of MEDICINES situated in the centre of m
the business part OF the city of Lafayette Anpy ton
]. BOOTH, ole
mYS In conner Of Girnl and CarnnLelet s.renis
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
Telegraphic summary.

The Senate were occupied during Yesterdays
session with the Omnibus bill, as ut has been
termed, the friends of which appear determined to
stick il out until is disposed of, one way or the
other. That body refused, by positive vote, to
adjourn even for day, TO allow the Senate cham
Der TO be prepared for summer session, thus evine
ing their purpose TO push il through TO a conclu-
sion. After a motion to adjourn to Monday
next was put, and lost, the remainder of the
day was occupied in debating the question Of
striking out the section relative to the boun-
daries of Texas, which was lost by strong
vote. MIR. Benton, whose course throughout
the California question, has been contrary TO the
wishes and desires of great majority of the
people, as well as TO the bulk Of his own conittu-
ents, voted for the striking out His reasons, how
ever, are very puerile, and arc Of no weight or
moment. The public are strongly under the i'm
preston the time for voting on this vexed and ag-
tating question, in connection with the new terri
tories, has fully arrived and that it would be in
order to settle it forever, and that Immediately.
The warm weather may exercise some influence
in bringing the Senate to conclusion of some sort
on the subject.
variety Of miscellaneous business was trans
acted in the House of Representatives, such as the
reception of reports from the Committee on Forciga
Affairs, and the Committee on Ways and Means,
for the purpose Of carrying the different branches
OF the government. For once, the California bill
was laid aside temporarily. After attending to
these matters, the House adjourned to this morn
ing at the usual hour.