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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

u - ~ IN LL -
IeF EvsettbbY Rfhp tHis GhtfftLsY . .1tina -
satsattatitla Tor Gale In THE different towns ts''ea I'll
Y~Haeptta satsatfafiitaE Il II ~Aavettfsei as tha b,sist.
mai. GENUINE. anti all thati Tl,is gewitahhti y ne sse'ns
aud ney.t vas but VAS formerly d wbfkst sl failfeafs' g.
1ais, and the Ike yet he assumes The tue q ustttI nt n w Y
pt,tt,,as NJ gaining credit for vhat.he n naf. He says ns
has attended we ,feiiit-i sehehls4 and Iraftitsd fef h.tsen
yeats ~ tHpw The truth If. be, never ttaefiesa iiea'el.e =
isy hi hts life ftth fstltH, taiHhea ntsteptesef'attH
looks isai 10 the %iafsesaf and v~erssity o. tha mar. , W.
p,t,st sincerely. he he1 ne yer inside those stattfisnts q hlli-
,sif II n ms When viii tnsn ieaft .s bs i,t,nssi and tfshhi
nj M Ill ittir dsaiinss and l~ntsfeoufse Win ifslf ialew
men lie applied 10 shs htiei Giapp To assist hin ~ tiAn:
,faetufint hs mixture, stating tfs lsiss ssi,s no wsa'a
tp.ke, ne m iniieefhent 10 srpbsfs In tie btistnesf. Ansse
ipsn have beett insulting ana iibeilng ING u ~ Ersslhie
frFins, III Hftlet u impress The public Win me eslisi We.
he old Duttot's Estsatafitia tas moi The ssttnne, sftfsftW
Rrt sarrf in, made trttn ,ht I'D 4Deefsf's D.tsstdt ~.
pa ibss s. r. IHwhakh,l rays I fsys GELD ths uss ~ ny
sstrs hr NJ A week. | will give him sifln v he Wiilpf,.i
ihte one sinelt sfiiaty rttef pt Ills; Hs statements =,
tth,rttsbV, EkiiFtrat n tt, ire nutkihs bot 4 tATst,e ~
f~alarlssds. simply made d isesivs the INiblis, ~ Keep
tie irwin dawn III regard 10 his sat' itg. fatt..eft.nT eers
pa,,.a Tfia IL h. sAstiaH the ltbiie q ~stfehsss ftthe bis
fId pr. IAIpts Tewtisent's SatsatatiHa. having on Y .tf'
ai Hpstetts likeness, hq JHHtiy Chat " Arms anu MA
sisna,ifeaetass HE Euat df hfhfs5
JACOB TDWRsENs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
PIANOS TUNED asDREpAIREp

l.. GLASS Respectfully informs The aides
aid een,lesnen Of Baton Rouge and its %vieisri.
~, that he will be happy 30 attend 10 the or.
ders Of those requiring his services for tuning
and repairing pianos oil reasonable terms, np.
on april, arion to him, al Madam Rive near
the Atate House, so, sF4Yy
doc. ~ 1910 #fAF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
rto THOS. PRENDERGRAST. m
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS

In rendering his thanks 10 ihs p ublie In genera
for past favors, respectfully Informs them that he has
established a store No. 2, al the Harvey Horse
where he will be happy TO serve ib 10. lie has n
stock of groceries f., on hand and will ,oon receive
q large addition tobis stocG Fla ft8f
lie requests all ihose who him to come forward
promptly and settle, those who have claims againsf
BIN, VIII tresehtthsfD, and they will be fully liqhida-
I'D! y ! Dec. wi. 1891 s535 Is''~sf 3,>1aA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
a Halls s'atcnt Brick
NeNrtiine. ...r

TlilFE hnndfei itiliin,ts nf1rirls whtp made
& With this %nhatiiisi uilhHi the last twelve ,tnttt,s
lettprs tuay be seot,I settling forth il, The highs,
Z terms, tlW tiintiis ~ this tnn clti,.a, tru,i gentlemen,
residihu IN ~ tihaf The principal tItAs u, iMp limited
atatbs. Tho f3lltWinH ffrin Messrs lti,tilspil 4 68tp,t
pf thareatut,. Ne e ttlpl iiiakps 100 ,ulb. hrirl is,
lrr With this %ihnrhiie. ie n Inff specimen nj lb,i
atdtSo,r " lNi tnast iitaail trick ,iFahafe i,iil,B ANT, III !,
u tvas written To '~alint,rn Edwards gptthll stroll
/ \, irrt. in~snrFWhftr TIE addressed by him Ia ti,,o,
hr in0,rmatinp atotl If whitl, naskiully fntrislpd
NE by MF ~taiwsfts: N.''N ."'
4. la.. q Ia RI. tB,RlH stow N. I'M 4. tsIa
+G.At---I4 attsAA-. Il Anllr 1, kAt If I'm 21il.a Ma
Ntn1l t,r, ,irAt DIT " iui1i III ~ frtni,rt 10 NJ Jtali's
tNNAllirf ]niaaliittn hos md u~laiiatal II ma least sinrt
pe n,hlrssap,t - l~ttpt taF' A. tfakpitntii Eta. ti,,,
the s,'l,iani. lstt ~ tln, renstt,ty etif ppitilpi IL u,,,.,
and mite rt,Sirrntl AZ tlp utility If this machine ent
Met u Il hy l6t Ithr best NJ AM Va t,se. aid Np ,1.mt,t
whether II i~sahhhi'hp that sRtf %ftnf1iap Nan ever l,a
introduced 80 eheap An 4isApie anil ta . f1idip.it h,r
'unilliug hti"hs ms ,iis. N-# @a#
We have hot seen the one nr wltiy, tuti spAeli b,t
Itate <ven many ,plefs. end Hp City ~satisise,l ,Iroeti
isiinne that e1liils Mf llnil's. q
Out Of NIL tie a,aehinss Va, afr ,,siits ,.b ha,a no,
lad one hfttteii far The TIVE ast zen re-. tsti l,#t - ,at
Iaij a dollar for feIaits;t we mention tbs, Il, ehut,
yoti how simple, aud triiling the t&ppise amer ,l,ess
machines DE- ready h1f ish.
We have initta %atifHna'H interest ri MI. ifall's AZ
any other BIRTH machine Having l,al ihush Bspsti4
n'ce IL the hrEjuess we arr willing atrl lapi l,sp,,,t tu
give otir npiiion honestly and fterlt ahenesy called
utAnti. ana do nut ~lnettatt IN q iitilleft ~ ,,l,,inninre
Mr HALLS n]theliitp the simplest. the e',dn best and ,Md
best IN ,iFp. = HHnsl.+t .-f.' .N #i frsIfN HEf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
COHN <. OPPENglEIM,
ga as @&stis E5aa apRg
OF THE - =.
wf #svssi 88t fHt
10 #a3. t..Hf T., L g
/ DEE-WVE
q SIGN
-T Ser .#=H Is @
GOLDEN
CORNER or %LAfAYETrEF

o"h'Sh ~ bai $50 'b #~H"ma"ammI1-UANH sAGNEA jSlHEbIs
lave RECEIVED prl late arryai.a large and esrpiea aspstuep, vi U nd p,,ev
60 ,dsf the latest md nstH fashionable styles TO wbWbthey tll the snenpn dbt
public Consisting IT. VIZ g '&taa@a hf *w#F Es@ft h@"N
g 6u 81 aHf II tag DRY GOODS.t@5~ /. ~a8@8.@ t@asa
F1hndrt BED Ticking contNsdas. TpnNngs. Bkaebed and Brown 1lpnesisM ALss
III" tammetFs, A lhtas, Bthtaztm. CMm sd urd bladA Silks, ef1ptst u,l, TIyh.
Gesumetet Vesih = slmeI, Gipbs EehpenA Cloves. aud Hosiery ofaI kinds Rich
HthhH mud Cab lNblohs.I Calico aud naty ether Gonfs loo numerous ~ sperHy, sv8
sz=t ~ ttas' a5 EhOrNktSH4 .s@ #m. m@#. @s @s @a~
Fine 1lnh and rot'i Iressa nifsek eth taas,HvtoFs tsas6 .J 4Msu,a,a un,d.h
h'ah thinl ttsstnsfe sack. BIZ ptps. voulH and hwys twMaa and ei, Lfk esn.
a"F ensmeta and t4t etdt p1isf fancy cashmere ana bh smith WHAT'S, n4n ,AtB, dss1
u.s. uniat shirts &c " H#HF# .l1F5@E
5@4 HeaaH. a# ausa MANS It CAPS. aa~. #
Htnts hk s,n, mqrekn. aud rasdmera hs. bws sslfsnuhs ds,d III. y,ulsa tt an
te'thrl tfeSh Il. EMy' boyeand youths b1A and fancy enh eas, libe mint, stse
STYLES 3 EtI=tF5L .w#-HH#T " 80"
~ pONvs Y su0E.s. a'
tents nn'f 10y ~ ned otis, d, Cue calfabd punans beEsre ladies uai and motpefp
btatanst 1otbafE Nd bronze kid shHFho white Kid ahs, youths and boys pppga sd
se@ri ptganst NhH4hs faf sNed d., r6tds biz aud sdetd d.,
' SAnnlkRY. - a@s
dan'a Enalsht spnhflupd Columbian saddles bofs A.. do tAss ulb mn aytsd uds
Saddles. saddle hays blind bFdst faf saddles and bUna. GllnpsI nafj,gpi lee gmLs al
H1aiElass observation-disclosures 81
tms . tpnphe RF9umetaa nj Ienis Wool std Mefuo in34tsGfs and bm ser~.
Of fatnhs Rihde. bird ft bohAtra4 sAutlatis ,eutrsAd is tprHl md ysafnue mi.
srk, Which will he sold Mt fthts making it ~ oHttt ill Iuriaktts. 10 dive tba
BE live 5'"fs'a call beh't purchasing elsewhere. @IH gau@aaE ~ aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
IMPttHIrY at THE tLUOU

4 Il1tssssta q inat TeIIyis HHifHrY N ri ttfHlliFalhIt VI
sin4 ftna irii4estish, from icfdHg " Ne Stybt,eht tfcin
u,pitpal eisrtsiaiiin,, DISCRIMINATION ~ tirsa N The head
taltitati,t Of he hestst cold jpet sud fsirls. Icptl thills att
l.i hHaai,as tisef lie heayl II iias rHt w Ernai w fHhT. aiHi
th,trts and j,rnutrtse prsY etuPFtnfIiiJh md emile pef=
.ijfatiAh, ttiasita stfitlitts " ne ttjes. tifeat Ind hTatt
itter ifTt E-l HttfE ~ ER -
tBi N npt'iu4 ~ its eaetlittre rrttt italifhatly seen AMI
- ttataN eHssi ,Htt. ~ I'll kinds atWl tiaa.s Of g"FE -"t
" ID IA A n A q ~ e. IA AIArytrEa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
MARTIN 81 W~lltl'EIEY's NATIONAL,
TDNIt asal4m ~ 4sFt .

Ttis preparation IL u rertaiti eurr fhr tho ae,tp mud
aud Dyspepsia, We anls nEk u trial ii IL, pn,i
arr satisfied planters add citizens go,,u,ulty. will cave
haad reals . %dnllntt BY keeping q arpfly II the tI'osie
aud Martins rilla by them Read tho following esr.
tihfate Of n worthy inan who was r,ft.i by tle tse of
ting Tome II aa,uar.aa t Nj ~.saosr4 4,i mo- NV
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

QUEEN OF TUE WEST CRATES
These celebrated Crates are fitted IN
with hlnwers and summer fronts. AS also
with Tenders and baskets. ai .ss4 q =
GEO. M. HEREMAs.
fehs9. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

BEAVER DAMS. QHnts AsN's Co., Nd,
Ms #4a#4ttnt rs# October ast, 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

IA. .Fa Noufs- NAMtHH HARPER ~ H.
FfleSt2 cents per bottle. ihrSS'nid sael, hottie ther
IN n Fhnrt Treatise %, ntevnsoa Of the dl.eHtt M 89la .asr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
SAGE SAGE

SAGE SAGE "
$50 lbs Shakers Sage, PIT M in lIa ID pa
pers, Just received fte,n New York and for
sac b dec,lT-F g. NJ. HEROMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

.=# ~ .-N -3it tAtftf y Afi'hht mi Fo,E T.. .I
Thitis qa tift,iatei INIT III TIE flifff ttdt@FtieR 81 tts
ratssiis tiiis fhai sra ffai ttrtntti. .vtts thiha tHlrthls ~
hpaDdittig acid ~ tettpentatihr 10 esttactetl and reiee'eH
thu, e*Aty tsttirie " medical sittite " setttrtH IN a pure
md concentrated fprni aft thtis u is rendered i~ftsrahl.
III lnaiiE ay Of it, yalunite rii lfalife properties. re
tif eel ~ iiis way il IL riatts iha HfiAst tHtf4htitil agent III tht
Guse " i,.ntt,ne raiilt Diseases. Ill.
fieHte the tesAih Wig Ne haHf COMMUNICATING ~ sSty
eide III its fsYar bY tfteh, ttnaietii and ~thildtefii We hiui u
tibihs wt,liar4 IN the sure VI &#
npVstfHpFtHR. DtRBHrsfi rus 5LtIUH
III ItLEAta Nh@9IFE.HR4 All .ftt7AYF
mr. BHiR5iHSss; PIHI'LHS. Bbt9TtfbS
nHl II attttfpia atising ftttr, &.
7 iNpttitt'Ty Gt THE HOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

GRAND cELEBRATios-GsEAr Professionalism been
proposed by number Of patriotic citizens that the multi
ude ofboys that SKATER, Johns has been fitting out for
monih past with splendid suis and sacks for the coming
Fourth July should form in procession on the Battery,
to proceed up Broadway to Union Park thence down the
Bowery Broadway, to halt at Johnst 20 partske Of
refreshments to be served up BY shsfer when resolutions
will be passed showing the uneertanty Of human Affairs
contracted with the certainty thar Skaters Chidrsns Con
ing n superior TO all others, after which salute OF the
of crackers viii be hrsd In honor OF themselves
and the day they celebrate 1t 10 respectfully suggested
that parents who have good looking boys should give heir
patriotism full scope By buying one Of Skaters superb
suits asd allowing them parcT ate In the festivities Of
the occasion shafer expecting rush. has ordered fresh
supply Of all articles 10 bis Tine Of every size and shape
and al all prices. Remember the place, Joh1.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

RSG's RESTORATIVE BITTERs Upon the condition Of
the stomach and lis auxiliary organs the health OF the whole
body dependent and the great object OF medical treat
ment disease at Its fountain head the Restors
tive Bers which act Immediately up the stomach regr-
apg Its disordered action inyigorating is tissues and
increasing the solvent power Of the gastric juice where
that important fluid has become du.e, have the strongest
possible claim TO the confidence Of the dyspephc bilious
patient Ewes 10 the worst cases of indigestion
gsstris bottle two OF the Bers produces eaec.
which few who have not experienced 1t would be willing
believe. AZ the preparation does not contain particle
OF mercury other metallic substance, It may be used
with perfect safety by persons Of the most feeble consl
TONS ard the experience Of many years and the tesu
mony OF all who have used the article Of any value
be pronounced the best alter alive and tonic before the
public.
Prepared and sold by CHARLES II. RING, Druggist 1872
Broadway, corner John-st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
EGRAPHlC NEWS.
sdT For late and important Telegraphic
dispatches see Fifth Page.

IHr PAINE LIGHT-REPORr OF THE CoNsIr.
Itkof IEytsriesuos-A shor time ago AZ our re .der,
are no doobt swsrs several gentlemen formed them ,elvss
no ,ommiise Tor the purpose Of proceeding Worces
% nns ana investigating the Rains Light with the PROM
- bh hey wo0d male Report upon IL when they con-
cooeo heii lsbors. The Committee composed OF one
~ iwo Professors of Cbemisry, practical chemists
no Two gentlemen attached 10 gas man1faconss here aud
'esvhere We are Informed that these gentlemen nsi-
i9ec thorough Investigation into this IA IT. and will make
her Report on he subject today From rhat zoe A1rs
h,o'd 81 IL character cH 1staih zone peysons IA i,
eo"nsat and pat ne ga>sfn ret orersr dst tohetr
be Paine hghf 10 or ts not chat 10 eiaired Iorff
Herald OF Thursday
~ The Interestingly anxious public, having
waited one day to the question set at rest for
ever through the columns Of The Herald, have bad
recourse to Us, and We Of our intense good nature,
are moved to interpose for their relief The Re.
port Of the Committee, we have reason to believe
sums up the merits Of Mr.. Paines great discovery
in the words following, to wit: N is all GAS"
The only question remaining to be solved, there
fore, is-Did the learned and thorough Committee
above referred to employ the word Gas in the
above sentence in its literal or ia its metaphorica
sense with regard to this question: we prefer
to follow the example Of The Herald, and maintain
a wise and meaning silence. 1t would hardly ar
swer to let too much light in upon the long beDight.
ed public vision all at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

CAUGHT IN THE TRAP.-The new Electoral Law
in France deprives of the right of voting all per
sons who have suffered judicial condemnation for
offences against religion and public morals. This
of course acts upon the chiefs of the former school
of St. Simonians, Messrs. Infantin, Duvegner and
Michel Chevaier, who, on their own confession,
were found guilty in Aug. %, 1892. NJ. Chevalier
is now one Of the editors of the Journal des De5ats
and jealous adherent Of the policy pursued by
the dominant party and Of the law they have
caused to be enacted Beranger, the poet, is also
deprived of the right of suffrage on account Of
condemnation be suffered in the year 1921 for his
Deuz Soeurs de Charitt and Capucius.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

by us so long as the essential conditions Of
our compact are observed; fine chooses TO
quit, he sells it; the increase of our circula-
ton within his district increases its produc-
tiveness to the carrier, consequently its val.
ne. All this is very crude as yet, and Of
course imperfect; we do not pretend to have
effected much and we would rather have
remained silent with regard to it; but The
Press compels us to say that the daily issues
Of The Tribune utter no such sarcasms"
as it fancies and that the Exposure" it
threatens would not be "superfuous."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
~TO TIE PUBLIC. II
- " = -
OGGETT'S DIRE TORY

DUUUE DI IL . Oh T.
Whereas the Subscribers convinced that ofhs former
patrons have purchased through mistake or In consequence
OF Misrepresentation New.York Directory recently pub
sheo milling that Issued by the undersigned in slze
color ofeover binding &c aud whereas he believes tha
many OF SUCH his former patrons dissatisfied with the
Opposition" Directory alluded to. hereby proposes to
them and all others to sell in exchange for copy Of said
Opposition Directory copy Of Dogges Directory for
ls5O5l dollar twenty-five cents sl 25) per copy.
The price OF the Directory to all others Ia fixed a. two
dollars.
The Directory Issued the present BY the under
signed being printed from stereotype plates the demand
will be supplied, however extensive 1t may be.
JOHN DOGGETT, Jr SO Libertyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
Gronns Of the Wounded.
The Richmond Enquirer of Thursday thus
announces the late tidiDgs from New-Mexico:

The Richmond Enquirer Of Thursday thus
announces the late tidiDgs from New-Mexico:
THE OUTRAGE CONFERENCE.-The" lodging
policy of the Administration has again succeeded.
and as will be seen by the startling dispatch in
another place, New Mexico hss in obedience to
the sinister movements Of the Regency already
held Conve nton and actually adopted Free Soil
State Convention chseling the South out of all her
rights there. TIE opponents OF the Senate bill
complain that il wrests territory from Texas, a.
though Texas aone can accept or reject the propo-
sitoD. While Congress is discussing the mater,
New Mexico herself has acted, and has wrested a
large territory from Texas, than whose title none
can be more rishtlul. Can Congress sanction 80
gross, so starting an outrage VIII they not 1t
once set on the matter in a spirit Of ia tee and
riehtl The times are fu of evil and danger, and
something should be done TO arrest the datk current
Of events.
TIE people Of Texas ar deeply excited by the
action Of the Military Governor Of New Mexico
and We may probably soon hear OF the clash Of civil
strife on that distant theater.
II is odd that New-MexicO should have
wrested herseI from Texas, when Texas
never but once before attempted to lay
hand on her, and then got severe scald on
that hand. Never once has Texas had
shadow Of legal possession Of the territory
to which Tie Enquirer pronounces her title
indubitable, and which New-Mexico is said
to have "wrested" from her. 'Wrested' is
it? So Cuba has Just 'wrested' herself
from Gen. Lopez & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

The Providence Journal has the following
forcible comments on the late gigantic Land
Grab at Washington:
The PUBLIC LASDs--If the public lands are b
be given away to every body who has ever been
concerned in any Of the wars Of the country, we
sha be in favor Of extending the iberaty to those
who stsid at home and paid the taxes. II this
legislation is to prevail it is plain that further
revenue can be derived from the public lands and
as we cannot see why man who has been en-
gagged in war is any better emit led to a gratuisy Of
this kind thsn a man who has been engaged IN
peaceful occupations, we think it best to put them
all upon a level, and to give the land in suitable
quantities to all who will settle upon il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

e Advertisements for The NevspsPers N me SountIy
he most widely circulated journals Of tho whole region
whence custom desired daily received a. me Assn-
cy. He Is authorized TO make contracts and avs lecePs
are regarded By his principals a. psymenn sac ena
udieioas sysie therefore can be adopted ~ snose WAC
choose 10 sya themselves q TIE opportunity rnch ms
Agency saords for choice selection VI me papers Des'
sdsu;ed 10 de respective parsui;s Of sdveliisers
TO Summaries Colleges and public nsntaIiors general
Iy, as well merchans msnufAcnrers &C, NC a ksney
dang and subscribing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Ira Perley, of Concord, has
been appointed by the Governor and Council JUS
tice of the Superior Court in place of Leonard
Wilcox deceased. Prot. Rust has been redppoint-
ed Commissioner Of Common Schools, and j. w.
Weeks, of Lancaster, Railroad Commissioner for
three years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

FAsHIoSAsLE, FAST MATING AND FAuLrLks-n..,
titles have been just esred by the prodaes Ct e..
rSELL's taste displayed "a bis assortment Of sas,S,
made Gate Boots, slippsn Ties, &C. cASrssLL a !,
u'i in bis way, does rave the management Of kh -
ness 10 ssstsns, bot supernis IDS personally ever, -
psrmert Ibis tie seere. Of tn. attainment OF Ia ~.
ent reputation, and we recommend al our fair rn,-.
snees TO wish his store, So Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
LEAVING TOWN.

~ Families about leaving town for the various water
ing places and other Summer resorts will nd ct GESSs
unrvalled stock Of ehdrens hats Of the graceful
styles and The ghtest and coolest materials His sssor
meut Of Paris made and Paris trimmed hats includes
Of e oyeest fabrics for infants and indeed for children Of
all sges that have been received from abroad The
French Sumner styles both for boys and girls
markahly becoming and embrace extraordinary variety.
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. PsuFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

News FROM THE ARCTIC ExPEDITIos.-Advices
were received yesterday, via Halifax, from the
brisantine Adranee the flag ship Of the Arctic Ex-
ploring Expedition. Their tenor has not yet trans
PRED, but we shall probably be able TO announce
them in a day or two. The AdUaHce appears to
have been spoken by some vessel bound to Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
N Y. Ray CEMETERY

IMPORTANT HoTIcE.-The beautiful steamboat Jenny
Lind runs daily the Cemetery. The Charter Of the Com
pary secures The lots from taxation, sale execution or
espsss by the public for roads plank road win be CON-
pleed from Jersey City. The Improvements made and In
progress the public invited TO exAmne and there view
the most extensive, varied and beautiful prospect 10 %
found In the vicinity Of The City Subscribers VINO are
viii please call al the Office and pay me 81 ne or
the amount already paid win be forfeited Lots sol sslng
n The low price Of SIS, payable g per month 3d.,
JACOB VREELAND, President
Ofice 2a9 Broadway. Iels iTa&SaN
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q THIs AND cooL are the order OF The IA, a.,
dresses his o. weather, and hose e'eg.rt 49,.
yard wide end fast eoors for one shilior -.
Hr 'cHcocE LEsosKArEE's, 3f7 Broadway, corr \
srdn are going CD with rssiti.y hitherto url,..~ \
The ,r.a s,tni Ia stcre 1, constantly crowded -.
toners b, wing their elegant Foulsrd sThs, G,,.Is-
Bueges & rgandies, &c. &c. which hey are ,.s.. Y
equally great tugsns No establishment In he ey =. y
greater induce, vents 10 purchasers In the way Of ~
than this while zone deal fsirer or mere fvOrssy No..
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BUSINESS NOTICES

q lSsLEy's DsGUERsrorrPEs--RemoysS - ,...>>>>
and magnificent sky Eight Gallery on The seeops ss'
Broadway, below the City Hospital This r,.,,, v ~
although ninety feet deep possesses The uaess.-.s
very irportsn, advantage Of being oil on lie 49,
Ladies accustomed 10 sseeud TO the tops Of an -
TO be DsguereoyPed VIII fully appreciate a. LII
mcul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

REsoLurIoS-Afs late meeting Of those interested the
following resolution passed and ordered 10 be printed
In The Trburei
RSsOlsed That ser careful analysis ofthe Gfaefsnberg
old Vines snd BrAndiet cold BY HoLBRooE Co We End
hem perfectly pure and unadullsraied and s such
commend them every who wish such articles for
medicinal purposes Also, we believe thai 81 per bottle Ia
ehesper than The quality be bought anywhere else
hit al their Office, ia Broadway, up stsirs