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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
New Fancy md Staple Dry 0sods
WI nj. FMaTasIIass Il HnsOTasssss.

4. 4Esess. --~A+aeg 5T I. 3 rG.
pBINGin nssYssossien ON Yrnat complete assogtl
ID tlent tf FssfY All. Sfabbt DnY Etohs, i'll
81 which have beef, e~afeftii1y selected lv fS5Ia
themselves. sFifh BE atlvantaee Of r%eecie4
ing from theif residing paktner III pliislel 5E
pliia per every sieapler, a goods Of he most APP
proved descriptions aiidia point pf Style, P~attefiis,
Colours, and yariety, they feel Warranted in say
ing tllay IRE egaaI to the best and will le eolasaa
cheap IS t}ie. cheapest, without ~toasting OF ehhI4
lenge, they lnest respectfully solicit 'he partieu4
lar examination of tfpir stock troft tl,eir Oh ets4
to,,aars AMI The public generally, consisting III part
az follows;
Dra5s Goods,
Solid Tdlored Aiohselim de L.Jnes. and Cash
nlefes. solid eofd French and Catfish Meriuos.
Black and col Carton Cloths aid Aipacas. rich
figured niotlseline de Isaiiles and Cashfnsras, ric'.
Paris printed Cashmere d Bensse, rich lFtsists,itt
and white Grape, rich Paris Satin plaid harases
and Tissues, also II ine assoltnlgit Of Iiaid Gs,tsds,
consisting of Raw silk. silk sud @bel, and pure
WOOL all newly imported and t~'peorlnf1 My cheap,
Small Plails and Dress 9pHls for children III every
variety. Their stock ~ silks cannot he ~,sttrtsass
sed by any other establishment for elegance, and
beauty Of design, tlH patterns being e%ntifely new.
ShaWIs,
White and e6i'd Embroidered Canton, Grape plain
aud rich figured cashmere and broeh6 extra utlal-
ityi black nletino and cashmere Shawls 9, s, 10
and l3 quarters. !.
Embreiderfes,
Fita assortment pf~collars with Ctln, French work,
rich Embroidered collars with ~ehemisetts, extra
rich vaien %cietsne collars with muslin eheinisettes,
rich embroidered lifen cambria handkerchiefs,
lace aud embroidered muslin, eapes OF entirely
new style, Infants embroidered fnbes, very hantl-
seine, d very large assortment Of muslin edgings
and ifsertings, cotton, thread, aiei linen buhbih I'D.
III Osiery.
Isdies black and white ilk hose, ditto raw silk.
Black and cold cashutcre hstsiety, super quality,
bleached and unbleaehad cotton hose, all prices,
~ehil1rens silk, cotton and woolen hosiery all Of
sizes, Ladies elk, cotton and r1nrino vests. Gents.
silk. merino and cotton shirts and DRAWS, cold Hnd
brown cotton, merino and wool, half hose.
tinans
i A fine assortment bf Itieharlson's ,iindIessed
Irish Linen, heavy Iitten S~hirtings Of 9, 8, 10, and
t2 quarters, table Napkins all sizes. satin damask
table clothes and napkins, file table daInask,
Huckaback and bird eye Lowellings.
Flanneis,
White red anil tillow %lannels, gailze do, silk
warp ~danpels, very fine and suitable for infants
aiid warranted rot tdshfink, alslf most complete
of Goods for Planters, such rs Karseys.
Linseys. Kentucky Jeans and Geofgia Plains, also
q very large lot Of Blankets, a heavy and superior
article. all Of which were purchased previous to
the advance and can be disposed Of at very low
rites lsept Ii I'll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
COUN.TENFET1S.

Beware Of cotnferleis and mitations-Syrups and
all ptfer preparations Of Wild CHEEKY Remember,
they only inlitate III name without possessing The
virtues. BUY none bns The genuine and original.
DE. Wisfar's Hassain Wild cherry
Signed Stamford 4 Park on the wrapper a.
roshd each bottle.
Gs- Sold wholesale md rettiI, Nv
SCDVlL Il MEAD, 1f3, Ghartres streets,
between Cont and ST. Louis, New Orleans, General
Agents for the Southern States
Sold also Iy
II n. Wadiii. Geo. a. Pike, Baton Rouge.
A. f.. Richards, PIaqueraif,e.
Ttrofh n Iswin,Por Hudson.
A. G. Newrhft.. aMdnft Willing. ~
Ball n, Co. Bayou Sara. IT
j. ii. Wright, Gresfsbo1irg. W.
Harrison, Ndrtflon q CO., springfield.
Z. Gamotis, DonaidsonyiiIe, june 8 ".
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SiraYa
Stray So.
~ A Y i-nr Tn -. Ill t~a,ti1.- G-.nsli -1-I

TAKEN UP by Mr., William Griffith, about 90
i miles from the town Of Baton Rouge, a roam
horse, about 10 hands high, 7 years old, saddle
marked, no other mark or brand visible, the own.
er is requested to come forward. pay charges, and
take him away, otherwise he will be sold accord-
ing to law. dec. Ia. Fl. T.. WOLFE. Ranaer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

" Why did Adam bite the apple r.
oskeda Sabbath school mistress ofa bright
little fellow, ak wears old.
"Cause, " said the pupil, he didn't
got no knife to cut il with.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

"A western paper publishes tile FOL
lowing notice " Dry stove wood wanted
immediately 1t this Office in exchange for
papers. N. B.--I,on't bring legs that the
dec0 can't split. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

Avis.
sT E public est par ces prGsentes, notife de ne pas
IL ~negocier I'M certain Bond de douze nois, date
du 4 Mai, 1850. ~souscrit par John Nolan, CONNIE
principal ct John I. Nolan cofzrne caution, en- fa-
veur de Chas. L. Petit, pour Ia sonime de $a,125,
ayec interet a rason de dix pour cent par an ne
date, les signatures dun dill Bond ayant etc legalle-s
ment notifies De ne le payer gu au soussigne. lel
dit bond se trouuant perdu on egaTe de mon bu-
reas. j. V. DURABLE, Sheriff.
Quest Raatfn Roage. Nov. 40. 1856 Ina.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
Notice,
For Sale or Exchange,

ii DESIRABLE place Of residence, ii the town
~ Of Baton Rouge, known as "5elle II
Vue,.s now occupied by VIM. GiI, Esq. fNsasM
on the East Boulevard, contain sasksA
ing d dwelling house, out houses, well, &c. The
above property is for sale or will be exchanged for
its equivalent In slaves. For further particulars
apply 70 GdoaAA Pike, Eaton Eotigo 81 CIas. r..
Tessier, Polnte Cou1ee. dect37. iii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
Plantation for Sale.

THAT valuable tract Of Land containing 64o
j. acres. about five miles from thu town Of Baton
Rouge on the Conite road and adjoining Tie PLAN
tation Of William Pratt Esq. about eighty acres
cleared and under good fence, a portion of the
land Is in cane, Terms liheral.
dec 2ltf. W.B. PHILLIPS & GRO.
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tnI.efi

A PLANTATION, of about four hundred ar.
N penis, FIVE miles east Of the city of Baton
Rouge, with two field hafAs and implements
for sale. For particulars enquire Of Jas. II.
Dakin on the premises. IIeetl-5t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

LsUh Ionghs, Aslnffla, Colds, Group. UrofatlitJs
4. Inflreuzs, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficulty Of
Breast or si.1e, First Slages Of Consumption, &C.,
n1aAra.n.a ess I
Of I'LL the cures tNpat have wi basn recorded, there
are certainly ~curabiliiy Of consumption eystf hi sohte
OF its worst foriits. tt ya4
JErrEssos CorNTx. in, Feb. ~. 1s49.
Messrsa Sanfdord a Patks-~Gents. This Is to certify
that my wife, Nsnay Dblloney, has been In d declin-
~ingstafe Of health for The last two yenrs. HertIisease
btflsd the skill Of the best medical aid | could pro-
c're--her physician pronounced her disease Som
sumption in the last staee,' and said that her reco-
very was pastall human hopes. As a last resort.
with very little hope, ! p~rtetrej Wistaf's Halsati Of
fs d fssatde surprise that her health was improving
rnpilly. She II now 50 far restored, o. 10 be able IL
attend TO her regular household duties, without suffer
ing any Inconvenience. Her rapid Improvement anil
present health warrtIit me IN the belief that she will
soon be entirely resiUftedf
RHODES DoII0NEY.
State Of Indiana.
I, Jaines NJ Humphreys, 4 Justice IL the Peace, In
md for said county and State. do certify that The a.
bove named Rhodes Uohoney subscribed and made
cath to the foregoing certificate, hefore lIie, this 9th
day Of Fshrtsary, la49.
JAMES NJ HUMPHREYS, !. I
ToAe Tnbtnc.--I, Jacob ySsnsef14 of the county OF
Jemninrs, and State Of 'tldinua do hereby certify.
that IN the early part Of last seagon, I was fnken with
a violent cough. attended with Il ptiH in the brPast
ard SOMETIMES fever. and th#t I employed d afilfui
physician for SOME time, who said that ls could give
me no relief tlfert commented using WNiar's
Balsam ofWild Cherry. ard felt almost insniediate
relief-and after taking three bottles. j find myself
in a. good health az | have enjoyed for b number OF
years, my restoration, under the Blessing of God.
attributed to the tBe Of tile medicine above named.
JACOB GRIEF.
STATE or INDIANA, JENNINGS County,.
!, Dnvid L. skinner a Justice oflte Peace in and
for said country and State. do certify that the above
named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath 10 the
foregoing certificate, before M, this first DAY Of March
We would advise those of orr readers who are
laboriIg under an affection Of the lungs, to make
Immediate trial Of this truly excellent m~eaicine.
The most intelligent and respectable families ofour
city hayeadopteds it as a fayorite medicine; ard per-
sons predisrosed NJ consumption, who have used 1t,
speak Ia the highest terms ofits efficacy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
f.auiEnlia.,

TIME undersigned bring alteit tofefife frer1fh HE
l. DRY GOODS BUSINESS, wiii from this
date offer their large and elegant ,stoex Of their
" importation, 1t prices which will make Il an
seltiee1 for huy ets TO examines Should thF entire
stock mi be sold by the LIST February next, We
will close It at auction. =
MA n. & e. RI4ILLY & Coz
nov30-1h corner Canal and Eoyal streets
sNrw BpIFs#s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
III Planters and speruIaf0rs,
.hNfICl,.
lilo! For Christmas.

DOME IEsr TT Bf F~OllGoafFlSN Fiat AT
IsbEHT q, IA N9dE's,
Fost urftcE noon,
TAN lie fotfui fsany ornamental and useful ar
" tieles, suited for Christmas and New Years
pfeRents-viz 41@t 4 .a
thankfully printed and elegantly bound An
nuals. Portfolios, richly inlaid with Pearl Pearl,
Ivory, and She'll Gard Cases Fancy Work Roxes
and Dressing Cases Rosewood and Mahogany
Desks.
Also mary oihet articles. among which are 10
be found Toys for The Juveniles. So don't forget
TO call at the Post Office dec III.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
/. II. simon. 4 npDTET8A,m

". tIIhstN, ~ UtsWE. u FlBGs "
TIT AVE just tpreived from the North and ft 7
IL 8fleHfi9. carefully selected hy 1Tepfthe FafF
hers a largo aml well selected etstfimeuta " LIT
Goods. Cbihing. Hats. Bosfs. ss4gES 1ElTP"nyj
Bfhkcts, &c. Ges. 10 which they ihtftr ne 5t7
tertion Of the planters and public gsRffallh
T1leir goods are nsif and VIII b. disroses Of ID
The most taaslnal,la tarfls. oci ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
!. FRESH GROCERIES,.

- UH1asDsNo y
TSIIE subscriber has Just tceeived. a fine. assoftJ
i. nent of Fresh Groceries, to which be tF5ild
call the attention Of his friends and customers.
Rio and Java Coffee, Teas Of vdrioGe
kinds. Loaf, yf'fitshed and Powdered Sflgar.
Philadelphia Preserves and Jellies assert "a
a~1~vyrn~ ed, Pickles, Catsups, Sal'eegs ffesh-
%s1s2&S aalntof ard LolsteffH cas 4. IaHks
er6l II iitts--Mess Feet HI hslfbarrels Dnfield,s
sugar etfrred Hahls~~Leaf ,Lard-fresh Buck
observation-disclosures Citfon Granberries,
Observation-Disclosures old CHAMPAGNE
Brandy; Holland Gin. Muderia, ~ports-paIe sIer.
ry and Claret Wines-LdndoH Porter, Scotch Ale,
Ne, with q variety Of other articles.
Fresh vt, louis ErIOug.
A LWAYS on hand, and for sale BIZ
IA nov 90. JOHN pHULIpS.
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n 4 II If E.

y ~ @#@ 49, fyf#f 80
NXFRAyAGANT asseftieAs, lomhast afld inc
~ modest pIetentipns. over, f1AqAbtnpetiti me, d3
NOT, IN our III pFeltiofe FIR yieyf 5dteftisers
y 40 ADVERTISING shnaItf Ne htbe ~at'fiesily end 6bf
diciously. wctloiiglt l,fta,efFnt 10 advertise ~
we had the greatest part Of or fall stock on hhld
zine Earsars Asoeis 1i he
81 Dry Goots. faneY ahdd %4nesiie goods, eiota a
81, II srs. Gste. Doors. snaRs, apd plartatiof
E@ goods has ifeep receiYed!nert shins Hudsotl
ss~@ aienlfItjs. and others, ut the J}ee Tive Store
Esr. Nf7aaa N~hsfffa. sia
who has lately r~eitHiisd frbti tie Moth, todt 4ns
greatest paths and ca4e 10 seiieztttt sshe latest ch6gIt
esf. and most fashionable style, Of fancy gsd st5plf
g~oealseto give satisfaction TO our e,isto1iefs, md
Tsfts GREAT yaraely
Of the new and fashionable stock, for both scAe5,
being too utprermis t,speeify. sa4t
We respectfully solicit all purchasers 70 call al
the M.
l,tti f~see-Erfve stoFa. ~
whore the prices viii make ii an obiecl to all Ill
wait Of The satnes eif,+ftf .iA a.
Ii. CuHN & OPPENHElM
Like the Bee, chat takes from every fowAF,
To gather store enough for Flt,
So lavewe, in the ~lnehliest hour,
Our stock Of Goods laid in this Fall.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
For. SaIr,

A LOT Of ground situated South of the State
IN House, III Square No, II, Lot No. 8, will be
sold on reasonable terms. For further particulars,
apply al this Office. dee Ia. I'm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

NSilGcs
TIME public are hereby cautioned not to trade
i or bargain for, q certain twelve months bond,
dated May the .4th, 1850, signed by J.. Nolan as
principal, and J. T. Nolarl as aecurity, in favor Of
Charles Louis Petit, fortfe sum Of $2.I2J, with
10 per cent interest per annurn from date. The
slgners Of said bond having been legally notified
not to pay the same except to the undersigned.
Said bond having been lost Or mislaid from my
Office. ]. y. DURABLE, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
LAST DIRECT 1MpORTATIONu
Now opening 1T the new store Of
I. PlCNEauY,

Lafayette Street tteti ttoDr 10 S. G. DAVIS, nratgk;f
A NEW and complete assortment Of FALL nd
IA WINTER Day GooDs, and Fancy Articles,
selected by his partner from all the principal man,
ufattaries OF Europe. with The greatest care and
regard 10 the tastes ofhis numerous customers III
this eommpnity--anuiig which will be found The
itoilowi ing
Robes neir, antique, Robes de, Eois. pour padore,
40 de Sole. Cfoche. Chine fmpfima, Faconti6
do de do richie, blaclas Dafnasse, satin dc
do de do Chine, satin d Ia refine.
TafFetas ~glacses, all colpfs, blk T'affeias, double
clint, blk Damasks, blk Satin, d la Refine, Rich,
Plain, Striped, figured, and plaid Clocks, silk, So.
tins. all c%olofs, Florences, all rolors, Bareges. all
colors, Extra superior ST BLK Aierinos, extra su-
perior SD blk muslin de lame. Tartan plain mo.
rinees, Superiine ~inorillos, all c%olofs, muslin de
laine. small patterns for children, Cashmere DE-
cosse. rich styles,or robes, Rich efnhrcidsfed linen
cambria llandkercliieis. Plain and hefastiched,
Rich blk. white embroidered eapes.
A splendid assortment Of Rich niantilias, for
ladies and childrens.
Mllslins, Calicoes, sc.
5000 yards mousseline dc laines, at 90 cents.
6d00 do Calicoes, fast ealicoes at 81 cents.
Hosiery,
Misses Superior white cotton Hosa. Socks. Isle
thread Hose, Colored, Striped Hose, embroidered
open works Hose, Extra Sizes1 white and black
silk Hose, Toilet Quilts, all sizes, rich table da-
mask and Napkins; furniture Dimity, Towoling,
etc, etc.
A splendid assortment Of Pornpadour, Jenny
Lind, Marie Stuart, Ffinges, Girtnrs, vslrets for
Trimmings.
A large assortment Of Valeneienne, Points lie
Paris, linen tareaa laces, blk and white.
AL stylus Of Canton Grape. Cashmere, merino,
muslin de laine Shawls and Searis,
Parasols, Flcvcs and Fans, embroidered lace aid
muslin Capes. Collars and Chemisettes, crnbroid-
cred Pagoda Sleeves lace end muslin, muslin Cur
teins, French Curtain nemask, Table end Piano
Cove.ss
A large assortment Of Childreii9 Blankets,
House keeping and Plantation Goods, flailnels,
Linsey, etc, etc.
Carpeting Carpetingl
Rugs, Baizcs, Crlnrib, Clbths, Transparent Shades
window Corfli6es, Pins, Soups, Tassels Cords, &c
The whole of which will be sold very low.
dec. Ia.
NTAR AND SPERM CANDLEs.-50 boxes
~ Tor sale at The Plaiitefs Store, No. s. Chursi
junes, ly ME- WOLFF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
Straw.

TAKEN UP by r. u. Conrad, about I miles
IL from the town ef Baten Rouge, a scrrel horse.
about I years old, Is hands high, no mark or brand,
the owner is requested TO come forward, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he will
BE- sold according TO law.
dpc. IA, H r.. WDLFE Ranpsr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

H1HE attention, Of the Ladihs is called 70 an as
4 sortment of-HlcH and FAsnlonAEIE SrERL
TRIMMINGS for Purses and Bags Also 800
lunches steel Beads, assorted sizes just received
by. JOHN C L.ANCBE
oef 19s Post Office Room.
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! 6Es|


r [ &
fNHE Spring Meeting over the MAGNOLIA
IE1URsE, 1lIt. Will commence oh,
1 Tuesday, sSie sItla NIarcIs, 1851.
and continue ttrfaiElott the week.
Ttnar UsY--Ioekey Club Purse, @tDo-en-
tranes ten per cent aJded tofHa ppise-mile heats.
snoo4u DAY Jockey Club Purse, s1DUAeia
trance money aidei-tVq bile heats,
kecorad Race--saane stmY.
Sweepstakes for three years old4entranee
$~i5o--twenty 1--WE dollars foriaitt 70 mile heats,
to close OH tie tenth day of Jatfttary.
ThtRD Dar-Jockey Club Purse, S2ob-en-
trance a~thled-AtsJes best Ia FIVE mile heats.
FouRf'e DafAJeekey Club Purse, sIooAen-
trance money hailed three miles heats.
Firm Day. Proprieturs ptifse-
IL The proprietor would state that there is ar
rangentehts being male Tor q Main of UoGKSto
be lotght during the race week. Alao that the
Course is in better training order This fall than it
ever has been before, the best oil iigitors will be
Eept at the bar. JAS. j. ur0M, Proprietor.
/ t. ?. $. rhe Baton Rouge .dfrocy,te, The NJ.
Orleans Weekly Pieagpte, and Weekly Deta, will
please publish once a week Until the 1lth Of
March 1851 nov 30. IT'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
FERNS Of SnTc.
Shay,

Stray.
IAaEN UP BY Mr.. Richard ulotn, about ~
u nsiles from the towrof Baten Rouge, a black
Horse about II years old, l6a Hands high, collar
marked, switch Tail, no brand visible, the owner
is reatlested to come forward, pay charges, and
take lilm away, otherwise he viii be sold ae-
eoriiftg 10 law. III Ii WOLFE,
deC.b2i. IT, RoA1ey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

THE partnership heretofore existing hetytseu
L. I. q. Morgan ~ W. seymotlf, III the prat-
lice Of Law, Is dissolved by mutual consent.
The unfinished business Of the partnership
will receive ihh Joint attentions of both members
Of tie firm until its linal settlement.
deelI41t,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
Medical Card,
DIR, W.. M, ALLEN,

OFFERS his professional services to The citi-
" zens of Baton Rouge and vicinity in the
practice &c Medicine and Surgery. Office on La
fayatte street, d Jew doods below the Post Office.
dee III 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
eibts MORGAN, rafntr H,cxv MoRss
4, CT. s L. III. MORGAN,
Ait0rnnyS and C0nnsellers at law

EaToN ROUGE, Ia.
VITlLr. practice In The Courts of the Parishes
Wv of E8s@ and West Felieiana, East and West
Baton Rouge and lherville-Aand III the seprene
Court Of The State, and Cercnit Court % TIE uni-
ted States, New Orleans. dec Cliff.
The Clinton Why, IT. Francisville Chronicle.
plaqaemine Sentinel, and Democratic Advocate,
will please copy TT
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Baton galgc Wharr Boat Hotel,

RECETnING, FORWARD{NG 4 STEd1f4
BOaT .AGENGY.
TS1IE Undersigned have The pleas $780,
i IRE to announce the completiun ihras
of their arrangements in fitting up r. tsasN sxss
the Baton Rouge Wharf Boat. and that they are
now prepared To transact all business connected
with theif line,
The Hotel will be Under ths. management Of
Col Il. A PRATT, formerly of the lJarney House.
The other branch of the business will be con-
Quoted by William Markham who will give par
tieular attention tothe Shipping and Receiving Of
Freight and such other business as may be left in
their care.
An agency for O'Ilielly's Line of photograph has
been established on board the Wharf Boat. All
mess ages left with the undersigned will be forA
W arded with ~despatdli.
Sept. FL, t550tf. MARKHAM u PRATT.
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H~sslNNasrH. akesaNEf d,

BONN ssEg, 'E~ksssNEsffs.
TiiIE subscribers ~havejust received per T..
A steamer Ohio from New York, n "a
splendid assortment Of Ffelteh SiIi, Satin J.
and Velvet Hpntets atl or the laiest ant MAJ
fashionable el,apes, the most of which IRE vszy
rich and will be sold Of low prices, Il II
sept 21st II. w. ID. PHILLIPS & BHD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

*EA SPLENDID assoftnSat Of silver Forks and
I'll Spoons, ladies CUPS, &c. For sale low, for
cash BY Il O. DELARODERIE
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M&
nraEcTEp BY MRS. vss Soorgv.
Taasfefyssi 10 pINfqUEBINE, Parish or
TJsrsdYc.
TyIIK Institution, chiefly intended for boarains
Il pupils, il situated in one of the healthiest
paris Of Louisiana, and has been established III
imitation Of the best Buropeaa schools. The
course of instruction embraces all the branches
Of 4 complete education, both intellectual ami;
ornamental, Strict attention is paid to the man.
ners and department Of The pupils. and also is
their health BY regular exercise III the open air.
bathing, proper attention 10 food. efc. ETC. To
combine the advantages OF d refined home-cdn-
cation with those OF associated study, is tile OBJ
Eleei which the dyestresss has In view. In bet
late voyage to Europe; Mrs. Van Nuoten has
made arrangements for attaching permanently
I'd her institution, teachers in every way epmTpe-
tent and accomplished. In the English depart
inent she has seetnxd for the ensuing wear, the
assistance q q lady from Boston. Of high repassa-
tioi as an lnsiruetIess, and another French teacher
from Paris, whose arrival is expected 1T The
Academy early iii the spring. viii complete the
~mrsoHneli Of the establishment.
Music talryhI by Mallle Laurent, Herself d
pups Of Mr. Marruonsel, the first Prof Of Mu-
sic DIT the the Conservatory of Parish has the
most careful and Conscientious attention. Parents
are invited ~ visit Tie Asaaenay, and Judge u
its locality.
TERMS.
Fer boaHa and general inssrac. ssasa
flcn IN English, French. and
plaln and fancy needlework, 5000 per arnuna.
lESeIusive Of one months vacation and raya-
bHsin advance. pcr quarter cf twelve weeks.1
Music tFiano) including Solfeee, SEQ. j
Private singing lessoas-@lraseS1g ana paiintriii1g,
ard foreign language 1T desiredl extra charges.
Day SCHOLARS, I
General instrurfion IN Ea5iish
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Tyofiea

E0tICel
HORACE +. MARSHALL Woula respectful
IL ly inform the business men Of East Baton
Rouge. that he intends deytting his time to The
COLLECTION Of Accounts and hopes by punetusIitz
and strict attention To business, to refsfTc a p5r-
tion Of the patronage Of TIE public. noe30-if
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Al Fahnestocks Vermifuge,

EHe graiSt worm killer. ,
On D0z. or fills great Incidence Just received
CIV and for sale by CT NJ HENGMAFtt.
july 20. ly. opposite the Methodist Church
"A N assortment of--FfEe FAsny Wonk BoRkS
Il and DgsKs. For salc BIZ 4. , ,m,s.
oct 10. J. G. IN NOUE. Post office 1ooaF,
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0aE OUNCES FRENCH QLIN1NE Ii
llJ sNre, md 1or sals ID
dee 7.A 1. G DAVIS.
TYE POUNDS EasHsA calaua ma Bib Mass
ID Il al ''1 } ''' c.DAvIs.
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O |. La

TE 1ITRfBY given that on The 7Gth Oeaoler last,
j. [ withdrew from Tie "Tfifaa Robge Mis- Com-
l,any" by sale Of my Interest To The other menu
befs Of said Company asperbill of sale on record.
dec II, CIV. ELIJAH PEALEt