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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
RIVER

The river, ut this place, has fallen xiace outlast
Publication, twenty inches, and u 1~ecedieg at The
present time about three inches in twenty four
hours, Should Y c~assinue 10 fall, at those rates
the coming week. il will reach nearly its lowest
mark.
Latest arriv ais fru~ above inform us that the
Upper Mississippi ard the Ohio are very low. and
faViag. Boats OF the lightesi draught find great
difficulty in navigating those streams. .
We are Informed tina, the river opposite Men,
rh's is ionr feet lower than il hes been for several
years,
The river baals. above this and below, are still
eva''s fesrtnlly, Yves, Baton Rouge appears TO
be severely afflicted. We learn the bank caved a
shos. distance this side of Loblell's Landing and
took with il the Levee Road and a portion OF the
growing cane crop,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
To The public.

A SAD calamity has befaller the college. and
n tipst deeply do we feel It'll But we %entfeat
our friends moi ~ fursake lis in this pit hgttf Of
trial Although one Of otif beautiful detniitofies
is destroyed by fire. we still have room TO accom-
,n6iaie a large number If Students. and by the
aid Of private boarding houses. can doubtless az
e~ui,oiate all that tiay tn,,e. Let ho parent be
deferred ifotn sending let no student be deferred
from coming aid the College will still prospect.
Our recitation rpotiis, libraries. charts, piiluso=
%sortital and classical APPARATUS are all iitiniuretl,
end we shall certainly commence or exercises uii
MONDAY mpxti Other rooms will he iHitie-
diatrly fitted ~, ard we insist that our students
tetiie Al rhre. as they may be s,ire that avery
preparation, that cal, bs made, will be made for
theft reception ard totiibrt.
Hedging ourselves TO 10 all in otif power to
advance the interest u The College
We remain The Ott. Servants Of The Public.
IL. H. HtvERs,
J. G. MihheR,
q Dash. MaRftNbAhe.
EutbE ItpAGEs
A. @. MftteR,
UHARhfs MtVtA.
Faculty Of Centenary College Of Louisiana.
Jackson DEL. !, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
\ For Sale,

A VALUABLE tract Of laha-weli calculated
IA Tor the cultivation ei eitllet Sugar or Cotton
situated on IIayeu Mantl,acs measuring eight
artents front ON said Hayei by forty deep. bound
el oil one side by Mr.. Sosthene Allaih's Sugar
farm IN the other by widow l~soddey's land This
land by the elevation of Its soil, Il entirely above
overflow. II IL also very HEAVILY sss
T1MBERED. There Ii a steamer plying on ais
The Manehse eli miles beyond this place. a%tlbfdins
uninterrupted communication with The city. setne
twenty afpentsl are cleared and ready for %eultiva-
al tiot. The improvements thereon We're
fNHTEma built last year, and consist Of a Dwell.
III. LING: House, and other necessary
buildings.
refsofs DESTROYS Of purchasing would do we'll
10 examine for themselves. For particulars en-
quite Of 2 CaASneiH, on the premises, l., Boz
NteAzs, Baton Rouge, aud T'AeAAs Nuts, Man.
chat, oct II Nv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Mules! Mules!

MIR Ebifoa=-Al,er my respects. | would in-
vi tntm you and my friends, that | will be in
feH'r city ADD surrounding country in q
lev weeks with q splendid lot 81 Mules, GYMNTs
Of the large neat and iinc stock. equal toA~~A-
any thai was ever driven 10 that market. ] feel
thankful that the dreadful seoufge which has
swept over the toani,y has thus far passed me by
md hope It has borne lightly on my friends in
Louisiana, | hope TO see tlem al, and sny Others
that may want mules aid supply them at d lair
rate. although they are high and source il ken-
lucky The ut,ies ttat have are high headed.
brilliant eyed. htoad b'easted. deep ehested, clear
footed eoitT along stock that etiits the Louisiana
market. They are al bays and browns, or dark
lnutley colors. none OF the curly haired or Topped
eaied kind. II rny Of my friends had any bad
luck In their former purchases, will certainly fav-
or them this time.
! have one hundred head in the finest order
sure, | will BE- down by the 18th Of October.
Youls, Respectfully,
sept. %, Dts. ARCHIBALD EDGER.
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Final Notice,

Important Notice.
THE subscriber offers the following articles
i for sale at wholesale: Mess Pork, Brooms,
Coffee Brown and White Sugar, Brandy, Gin,
and Wine. Tobacco, Shot aud Powder.
THOS. PRENDERGAST.
ang Toy. Water Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Xenfe de Succession.

I'm vertu dune commission h moi adress6e pnr
Il la Cour du Sixiema District Judiciaire dams ct
pour In Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, Etat de 10
Louisiana, J'oflfirai en- vente publique au plus
haut e~ncb6ris3 cur, h la maison de Cour dams Ia
Vile de Baton Rouge, Mardi t 22ns jour d 0taed,e,
1850, h midi, Ia p~ropriete ei.apr6s deerite. ap-
partenant b la succession de WILLIAM LIZ sauEn-
RAN, de la dit Paroisse, decide, SAVIOR: Deux ter
rain de terre dams cctte partie dc la vile de Baton
Rouge, arpente par r.. Bcauregard. decide. designe
sur le plan supplement- de la dit vile, par Nos. | ct
10 de filet No 3. Conditions dc la perte-La moi
tie compliant, ct la balance d un credit dun ans,
avec seeurite personneIle ct hypotheque retenu
jusgfau parfait placement. l.. c. NORRIS,
sept. I'll, 5is. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Succession Sale.

TOY virtue OF a commission to me directed from
ID the Sixth Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish of East Baton Rouge. State Of Louisiana,
| viii offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder, at the Court House door in the town
Of Baton Rouge, on 1iesday tie 22d day Of October,
1850. at IL o'clock, NJ, the following described
property belonging 10 the succession Of WILLIAM
LIE SUBURBAN, late OF this Parish, deceased, to wit
Two Lots Of ground situated 10 taat section ofthe
town of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late +.
Beauregard, designated on the supplementary
plan of said town, by Nos. one and ten OF square
No three. Terms Of Saf-One half cash, and the
balance on a credit of twelve months, with per-
sonal security and mortgage retained until final
payment. L. G.. MORRIS,
sept. 81, SITS. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
$40 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the undersigned. OH the 4
~ 10th Of September, the mtilatto boy NMs
LEWIS. aged 2s years, about feet | / inches Es.
higl,-a Cooper by trade, and has d v~illanots
lonking conntenante, with liigl, shoulders, and
white blue eyes, Whoever will return, said boy
to me on my plantation ut lodge him in The tla-
l~ueraine Jail will be paid The above reward.
MICHAEL EtHLATHE, in.
IT, Batnn Rouge Gazette will please advertise
twice, aud send their bill to the Office OF The Sen
incl oct q, Wv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Avis.

BUREAU bE BAHbttEHp,
BtroN Rounr. IL ls septembre, 1850.
TOUTEs personnes ne resultant point dans leg
J. Patoisse Oh districts tepfasentatifs ei-apres
NOMINEES, et etant ptetfi6tairrs ne teftes 10 tefs
rains y sit,ees, soht par lie present notifees. que
Ties listes he res prophecies ont etc deposes All b,i-
fesu lie fAuditetr, par les Sherifs ct Collectetrfs
lie taxes, ct Que 81 leg taxes fEtat, dues sur tes
prophecies pour rahhes tRdn, ne soit l,as tayses
atH dts ahf,tfs ~ CoHetesrs de taves dans lee
tfente ionrs qti %suivfent Respiration du present
avis, les dts ptoprietAs sefoiii %vemltes, eoniptme.
meht aux sections 60 ct 3D. de racte No I'D. a,,-
ptouve le q Mars 1890. intitule "Arte pour petir-
volt MI mode II asseoir Of de collector Ia take dams
gel Etatp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
A. MATTA.

DEGS leave 10 inform the public that he bias
- again established him GROCF5aaF5ss1
self at his old sfaad
Church Street, where he offers for sale a general
assortment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low FOR CASH or on accomodat-
ing terms, and takes this opportunity of returning
his thanks to his former customers, ard f1atters
himself that his prices and quality of Groceries
and Provisions will induce them to extend to him
a portion of their former patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Prepare Yourselves for Geld Weather.

~ A. HON. still continues 10 offer great in
~ dt,tpt,,nnts 10 the purchasers Of READY
Made CLOTHING, Of all grades and aiali-
ties, no tre should buy what they want ii The
shape Of Clothing without first calling on G. A
lion, foi there is 10 store IN Baini, Rouge where
they have as large, well tnt and made stocks: the
goods ate all flesh and warranted in every respect
which IL something that other io,ises dare not do.
Also beys Clothing Of AL kinds. Those III watt Of
good GOODS should repair Tor the outfit. |ect htf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Baton Rouge Wharf Boat Hotel,

RECEIVING, FORWARDING & STEAM
.iE BOAT AGENCY.
TNHE undersigned have the pleas -
j. ure to announce the completion E{~kss1A
OF their arrangements in fitting u~pasx&6aBSsEnss
the Baton Rouge Wharf Boat. and that they are
now prepared 10 transact all business connected
with their line.
The Hotel viii be under the management of
Col L.. A PRATT, formerly Of The Harvey House.
The other branch Of The business win be con-
Quoted by William Markham who will give par
ticnlar attention to the Shipping and Receiving of
Freight and such other business as may be left in
their care.
An agency for O'Rielly's Line ofTeiegraph has
been established on board the Wharf Boat. All
mess ages left with the undersigned will be for
warded with despatch.
Sept. ri, 1s50tf MARKHAM & PRATT.
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AVIS.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE--ParOisse
dsItst Raf0n R0uges

A T"TENDU qu'Elie Montgomery ct Margae-
IA rite b. Allison. habitaat Ia paroisse dIjst Ba-
ton Rouge, ayant liutention d'emanciper leur es.
clave Solomon, nag,e au-,lessgs de Page dc trente
ans; tous ceps qui ont q~uelqu%s objections legales
b Ia ditc emancipation sont rgr Ia presenie requis
lie deposer leur die opposition; au bureau de gref-
fer de Ia cour de Ia dite pardisse dams quaraute
lours de9a date du present avfs $.
sept. 2s, Cts. l.. {. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

MARRIED

AT Rouse's Point, n. Y, on the evening Of the
10th September, by the II ght Rev. Bishop ]. II.
Hopkins, w, B., FRRLlsa. b the city Of Baton
Rouge, 10 Miss FEANcEs p. WERs, of The former
place.
At Liberty Miss. on Friday the 9Th inst, Mr..
JsMss W. PRArr of ts,s city, 10 Mss MARrH.
l.. Ess, of West Feiic,a..a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Dissolution of Copartnership,

TNHE Co-paftnetship between Ltoeotp Cons
j. and M. OrpENHtiM has heen dissolved by
mutual tehsent. Mt. n. G.. CuHs. having joined
inthe business with MI. oppenleim. The business
orpenhein,.
NJ Oppenheim is authorized and empowered to
at rs the legal Attorney Of the said dissolved
firm or Cplh II Uppenheinl. loot. + r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Notice,
A,fptfeRs Orrter. II.

AtbttoR's Offtes. BAfos Housr,l
September ~, 1850.
A IL psfsots mt residing within the Parishes
n. Of Representative districts hereinafter named
snd owning landed property therein, are hereby
notified, that lists ot statements IF the sante, have
teeh returned 10 The Auditors Office ly ihp DIFF
farent stefiifs and tax collectors. and that If the
State taxes, due thereon iof The year lsIo. lie not
paid IN said shs,iFs Of jat CoLetots, within ihir-
" days aitef the expiration Of this adv ettisen,ent
said property will b. sold. pursuant, to %settiohs
SO and "a Of at No tpt, approved oti qist March
1850, entitled IAN aet for the assessment and col
lection Of taxes in this State"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Lost or Mislaid.

TWO Notes Of hand, one drawn by James w
J. Pipes, 10 the orict oi w. +. I]'unnarl. for 49,
90. not endorsed due III November next. The
other, drawn by Calvin \. Smith 10 The order Of.
and endorsed by G. Devall. for spo 90. due Isl
January next. The finder will be suitably re-.
varied by returning them TO the subscriber.
oct, q, IT, w, +. iUNNAVp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish If East RafOn R0uge.

WHEREAS Ell Montgomery and Margaret
w B.. Allison, inhabitants ofthe Parish OF East
Baton Rouge having intention to emancipate Their
slave Solomon a black man over the age of thir-
ty years every person who may have any legal
opposition to said emancipation, are hereby re-
quired to file said opposition in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court OF said Parish within forty
days, from the date of this notice.
sept. Is. Cts. /. e. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Avis,

i s~o,,signe administrators lie Ia Succession lie
- Irhtes Gaupstt. d Quest Baton Rouge. don
ne avis l,ie tons eels endetee eli dit tief1nt lie
fare immediate payment an s~ousigne. 81 reux uui
mt lies rerlatnationa eBitre Ia stttrrasien d,i de-
iunt lie les rtesentes anfne,t eHftlhe. All sousigne
All a scnt Ayoeat, J. NJ. Brunei .
j. GAttDEAtt. in.
uetobfe IL, ifs, Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Medical Notice,

nm tAWtY respectfully informs The citizens
IL Of Baton Rouge anil vicinity. that he has
permanently located in this city for the purpose
Of prattieiHg his profession.
Office AT Mrs. Hubls. lie refers to Dir. Harvey.
Senf. pG. IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AMI WINTER GOODS

ME HAVE just received our SrocK OF FALL
w and WINTkR Goops, and offer them ior sale
on reasonable terms. We respectfully ask a share
Of patronage from our frinds and the nubiic sener-
ally. B0NNECAZE s. SHOPPERS.
October y, 2s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Staple and Fancy DrJ Goods,

Tor ths season, such as
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Ladies' Dress G5otls,
Hosiery, Shoes, Be,
Gentlenien's Clothing Shoes,
Boots, and Toilet Articles, It.. he.
Paffrnatyi
Tie latest French style Hats,
Alse, Atfaw and Summer do.
Cuttleryil
BE. &t. 1t. &c.
Having resolved upon a permanent stay in this
city, he Is determined 10 eompete with any uier-
esntile establishment here, az IL utAttrv If
Geais ard TfttAtEFss NJ Prizes. In one WORT. the
undersigned earnestly solicits a fair trial, and fesis
confident of success
And while he greatly acknowledges past favofs,
anti thanks his friends for their liberal pat ronaaa.
he takes this method o~fstating, that with The year
1919, The word CnFttt has been erased from his
bools. and the word CASH and CAsH esLY, sub
stituted thereto.
On such terms he offers for sale his present
stock Of goods. Call al sanget's did stand and Try
june 3, ~. JOSEPH SIMON.
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Notice,

TN1lE subscriber, administrator Of he succession
l. of JubtEv Gttptsu gf West Baton Rouge.
request all those indebted 10 the deceased to make
immediate payment TO the subscriber, and those
having claims against The succession ui the de-
ceased 10 present thein duly authenticated to The
undersigned. OF to his Attorney Jas NJ Dfiinot.
Oct. IL, ate. O. GAUDTAu. JR., Adtot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
j. W. QUlGCINS,
Boot and Shoe Establishment

Ldte If L0uistiHe. hYY
HAVING purchased the sloeniakiug saar
i establishment heretofore owned. by
Messts. A. Bradford h Gu, respectfully ~
Informs lie public that he will tdntintaa the b,tsiness
~ ~ ~ branches, IN the s,tre f,rtnetly ~ueeipisd by
Gu futile. TN In n We ,te Streets
He will always keep ~, hatiI 4 varsity df ladies.
Misses. and Hantle,reh's si,aes Brteats, Htats. At,
principally If his own manufacture His work will
ta warranted.
Tie ttatreaass erths rablis is fespeetntlly soliei'ea.
iiiiLa q IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
DIED.

On the 2ad of September. in this city, after a
short l~laess, M. WM. kiRk, aged about 81 years,
q native of Ireland.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
COHN h OPpENHEIM.

- IsrECfFULLY call the A. sAFMn.
4 \ tantion Of lie public IL thait IElEskEMA
advertisement In another column. E4&144&Kx
aud having just received in addition kEssM1u414&
10 their large selected stock, d further supply If
tltvice snA fashionable goods, selected wifi care
lut this market. They have On haipl a splendid
stock Of @
Fancy A. staple Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Pe,futaety. which In
style, quality and rheaphess. not surpassed in any
establishment III the South.
to- Call anti judge lot yourselves al The Bss
Hire Store.
Garner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets former.
" f.. Laiieue's. june g w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Co=rartnershtp.

TUE undersigned have This day entered into
J. Craftsmanship, timber the style Of batguiet
4 Ianute. for the purpose Of taftying on a gen
efal hardware business
JOSEPH LARHuiFR.
EUGENE LA NOuE
natnh Notige. October 9th. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

a ete conduit 4 Ia ge8Ie de la Paroisse 4
IL fOuest Baton Rouge. le SINE jour de Sept.
1850, un Negro ~tcouleur griAe,) qui s'appelle0
ISAAC, age denviron 90 ans, 5 pied ct 8 pouces
de hauteur plus on moins, c~icatrisse sur la jouix
ct nuil droit ct dit quill appartient a Mons. Maun-
sci White, \ la Nouvelle Orleans. LIE propri6tai-
re ct pries De se conformez i la loi, ct 1etirer lie
dit Negro. T.. o. BLANCHARD,
SEP. "A. 81. Settler.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH,

TINE TELEGRAPH IL now In successful oper-
J. alton to all parts Of the Union, having been
rebuilt and thoroughly repaired from Louisville
10 New Orleans. This Office is now ready to re-
eeive dispatches, and The public may depend, up.
on their business being attended to, with prompt
ness and despatch. II. .. JOHNSON,
july ", 1850, IT, Operator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Flour & Bacon.

En Barrels St. Louis family four-tfrom new
w Wheaf) sCasks small plain hams. 2
II Casks Shoulders. Just received and for
aug. 3 1886. sale ny JOHN PHILLIPS.
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. r
Cotton Plantation for Sale.

T AYlNG un jones' Creek. ten miles IL
- from the town If Baton Itttiga. com ffs.tksHa
tanning ian atfes, one hundred Of which -
are IN cultivation, with d Gin. Corn mill ahd Hite
mill . guod stock a%ieattle, Hogs and Sheep, three
OF four work horses, and two or three negroes.
farming tools, aud provisions sufficient to make
the ensuing etort Enquire Of t. Honnecase, or Of,
the premises OF BENZ. slNaELTARY,
oct n, 2wA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

Nrtss VALENTINE WhoTNoWHkt, Edit
lNl catel III Paris and who has given proofs If
her abilities. desires 10 employ het leisure titte III
giving lessons, pi the Piano. the French language,
Or other department Of d complete education. al
her residence. Ut by private lessons. al moderate
terms.
on Church Street. Opposite Mrs, REALS Seminary.
RpFtrentssl To Mrs, Doctor Ce,ias, attd Mr..
w. Montgomery. New Orleans ort IL. Ais.
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New Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
w. ID. PHILLIPS II BROTHER,

DE1NG IN possession Of a most complete assert
ID nient Of TANox AND EfApLs Day Gnuhs, all
Of which have heeh carefully selected by .1afA.
themselves. with the advantage Of teteiy- Ei4st5E
ing ffUin theit residing partner IN Pliiladel- 49,
phia pef every steamer, all goods Of the rlust at4
proved descriptions and In point Of style. Patterns.
Colours, ard Variety, they feel warranted in say
ing they are e1ual to the lpst. aud will be sold as
eheap AZ the cheapest. without %ltoasting OF ehal4
lehge, they mest respectfully solicit the partictt-
lat examination If theif stock from their I'D Gus
TONERS ard The public generally, consisting III part,
as fellows!
press Goods,
Solid Cpluted Mouseline lie LANES, and Cash
meres. solid cold French and English Mefinps.
Black and cold Canton Cloths aud Alpacas, rich
figured ,ripuseline lie LANES and Cashu,nfes. rich
Paris printed Cashmere d Etosse, rich Paris cold
and white Grape. tieh Paris Satin plaid bateges
and Tissues. also a fire assortment Of Plaid Gouts.
consisting of Raw silk, silk and woel. and ppre
w6cl, all newly imported aud iincoinnipnly cheap,
Small Piaits end Dress Genls for children in every
variety. Their stock nf silks cai,,lot be sutpas.
sel ly any other establishment for elegance and
beatty Of design, The patterns being entirely new.
ShaWls
White and cold Embroidered Canton, Grape plain
and rich figured cashmere and bfoele extra dual
iiy. black uterino and cashmere Eliawls G, i. 10
aid 10 quarters.
b r0ideries.
Fine assortment If tollars with Cuff, French work,
rich embroidered collars with fhetnisetts. extra
tieh valuti eietite cellars with muslin thamisettes.
rich Embroidered linen e%atnhfit handkerchief.
lace and embroidered tnttsiin; aat,es Of entirely
new style. Infants embroidered robes, very haid=
spttie. a very large assortment Of Muslin etgings
and iisertihgs, cotton. thread, and linen bobbih 10,
Hosiery,
Ladies' black ard white, ilk hese. ditto raw silk.
Black and etl'd cashmere hosiery, st'ret quality,
hlearhed and unbleaelled cotton hose. all prices,
childtehs silk. cotton and woolet, hosiery all Of
sizes, Ladies' silk, cotton and mefino vests. Gents.
silk, merlin aial cotton shirts and draws. tol'd and
brown cotton, mefino and wool. half hose.
" Linens,
A fine assortment Of Richardson's unfressed
Irish Linen. heavy Liner ~shirtings Of 9, y, 10. and
~ quarters, table Napkins all sizes. satin dafnask
table clothes and napkins. fine table datnask,
Htekabaeh aud bird eye Lewellinss,
FL annels,
White red and tillow %flsnnels. gauye do. silk
warp %ilanttels. very fine and suitable for infants
and warranted not ~ shrink. also. q most completes
assortment If Gseds for Planters, such as kefse VS.,
Linseys. Kentucky Jeans and Georgia Plains, also
n Very large lot Of blankets, n heavy and superior
article, all Of which we're purchased previous to
the advance and car, he disposed Of ut very low
rates. Sept II til
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Removal,

n0gt OFFICE removed from the Harvey
L House. 10 The neW hiiek building, corner Of
Lafayette and Florida streets, opposite to the store
Of Messfs. Bulnecaze Il Shoppers.
Oct. II. IT, JN0 g., LA NoUE, p, NJ
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0rs.

Joahta Baldwin, John y. r,ein,
uei,ty q stetson. Henry Heushaw,
Chss. NJ Waterman, Edward G. PAYNE.
hafk Walton, WIN G. ~'Iompkins,
James Bonner, GHtrge W. West,
Wartlrk Martin, Thomas | Dir.
WIN. II tiatiand, John Calhoun,
G.en. O Latvfason, Jilstm ?. Harrison.
Hclt NJ MtAlpih, John Lseds,
A. seger, NJ o. H. Norton
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
H.raor DeAsE, Secretary.
mea'''' Examiner" Howard Smith, III b.
Ell Gopld, Attorney,
Hours daily frrtn 10 A. NJ to ~ NJ
VS., PIKE, Agent Baton t,6t,gs.
Office Al tie Branch Of the In. State Bsph,
JOHN g. HUGUET, Medical Examiner,
This Agency 10 prepared 10 receive applications
fur Insurance on The lives Of White Persons and
Slaves, and i'll taxi pleasure In furnishing All whe
may call Al the Office with any information do.
sired aug ~. e.
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Dissolution.

THE CO. partnership heretofore existing undet
l. The firm Of N. DAtsHstMtR n stN6s. ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted TO the firm of having demands, are re-
qtested 10 call Mt the old stand for settl enent-
Each of the partners remains charged will, the
liquidation Of the books.
N. DALsHEtMEH,
CHASs SIMON.
Baton Rouge, August 5ist, 1850.