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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

cbOoTuSHutcS'
Witnessed
Antonio Jesus Solosa,
Franco Tomas Baco
Vicente Vilarde, his mark, Interpreter.
Antoine Leroux, Interpreter.
James Conklin, Interpreter
]. H. Whittesey, lst Lieut. LIST Dragons
Edward M. Kern,
George w. Martin,
VIM. H. Mitchell
Approved JoHs MusRoE,
Breoa Colonel y. s. Army Cipii and Military Co..
Now, therefore, be it known that MrLLaRp FILLmoaE
President of the United States Of America do 10
Of the advice and Of the Senate as in their
resolution of the ninth day of September one thousand eight
hundred and hy accept ray, and confirm the said treaty
In testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of the United
States TO be heeunto affixed having signed the with
hand.
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty fourth day Of
September, in The year of our Lord thousand
Il. 81 eight hundred and fifty, and Of the independence
Of the United States of America the seventy .fhh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
DANIEL WxBsrrR, Secretary of State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

Three large buildings near the State Prison 10 Chaesown
(Ma.s) occupied by Murdochs Saw Mills Primers Coffee
FACTORY and Burdes Sash Factory, totally destroyed
bv fire on Monday night. The loss is 100000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

LOCOMOTIVES ExpLosIoN engine America explodet
near Vcsburg the 18th ult, killing four and njur
ing two Others so that they cannot survive.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

in powder located in Goham, (Mane) and belong
ing to Mr. Oliver M. Whppe, exploded Tuesday morn
ing SCATTERING the building and instantly killing one man. the
only individual the premises The shock distinctly
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

FoRsED DRAFT on Senator DAIroS for $4,000 was
offered for discount few days snce the Trenton Bank
The proceeds were mailed to the party Newark who pre-
sented the draft but the fraud being after detected the
delivery Of the letter was stopped by telegraph.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

Some forty 6ty houses constituting about wo-thirds
Of the town Of Cnbondale, (Pa destroyed by FIRE last
Saturday night
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

An EXCELLENT ADDRESS delivered before the Nor
folk county Agricultural Association, Massachusetts, b,
CHARLES FRArcIs ADAMS, Esq Among the invited guests
were g. P. r. JAMES and JoHs s. SKINNER
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

Cx,sus o. CI.crsxArI-sx wards Of Cincinnati, which
in 1870 had population Of 3l,67, show So, 345.
will be several weeks yet before the of the city CON-
.In al
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05


Witnesses
H. L. Kendrick, Brevet Major U. s. A.
]. N. Ward, Brevet LIST Lieut. Sd Inf'ry.
John Peck, Brevet Major U. 8. A.
=. J. F. Hammond Assistant Surg'n u. 8. A.
H. L. Dodge, Capt. comdg Eut Rgs
Richard H. Kern.
J. H. Nones, Second Lieut. I'd Artillery.
Cyrus Choice.
John H. Dickinson, Second Lieut.. LIST Art.
w. E. Love-
John G. Jones.
]. H. Simpson, First Lieut.. Corps Top. Engrs.
Now, therefore, be known that MILLARD FILLMORE,
President Of The United States of Ameca, do IN pursuance
Of the advice and Of the Senate as expressed IN ner
resolution Of the ninth day Of September one esn'
hundred and fifty, accept ratify, and connrm ne sao
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the United
States to be hereunto affixed having signed the same
with my hand ,
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty day
of September, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
f. ST. eight hundred and fifty, and Of the independence OF
the United States of America the seventy htth
By the President: MlLLAhD rlbLMonE'
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

DANIEL wrssrrs, Secretary of State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

POICE jury,
or
WEST BATON ROUGE.

IN Extra session " the Police Jnfy d ,he pasisi,
Of West Bat6i H6ugs daily convened and Held at Nj.
April 1850.
The Jury met present:
Msssrs.
III r. n r , a.hA'vs' r1 r p a.s,s,
v4Lnosr HEsEar, JAsAs w. FIRE.
VIZ J LyLE. Ca4se H. GsAnAs,
J9Hs J.. LosbgbLr~abserf J.TEAs. LAspavs
The ebjset Of the meeting being nssds known the
jnIry proceeded. AZ fellows
The Committee appointed nj he tasf meeting n
draft 4 petition 10 The Legislature On the spt5set u
an appropriation u refund tbs naaisy expended In
would beg lesvs 70 report that they have performed
that daty md beg ieays 10 BE- diseharesd,
tsignsd) W. Jones' Lyle, Cinas. Graham, Val
Hsben,
praying ff The sum II Fifteen Hundred and ffty
dollars. bs. allowed him for making the fsyee On
Df. Wsthefaby's land IN dis parish md that tle SAM
10 paid out Of The Hgeeial Ievee tar.
NesoireA. That tho additional claim Of Mr.,
Major for $1,000. tbs Certificate In fayor Of Jesse
Han f9r CJ7 days work, and The account II Markham
4 20. for sh1veIa abd Wheetbanowz amounting %
pa ~, be laid over until ihe next nesting ~ thix
Jury.
On motion, IL was Reso1ped. That John T., Ioadetl
be appointed Attorney for this Parish far and during
the term Of one gear from this date and that he be-
allowed the sum Of Three Hundred dollars fos h4
Kesotped, That the rim of $50 I've rspi TO J. NJ.
Brunot, ft services rendered ard 10 be- rendered by
him In the Sgits in the ssrfh Dissrief Court ,tEaftEsd
fie paksh Of Vest Baton Rouge. w. John A, Bird
tho same vs.. Jnliean Godean tFs satoe, w. VIIsnsnys
Leblanc"
Rsesoieea That the following accounts be allowed
and paid.
An account h. favor u Leon Leseune fr services
as Constable amounting 10 a4. g1s
One " in favor OF J. r. Nolan for G3 Is
On motion, the Jury adjourned sine dir.
April Ist 1850. lai1uedj
]. B. LABAUVE. President
ENOS HEBERT, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

What a distance this stranger must ira
vel. during each u bis journeys Of nearly
three centuries, going III The velocity o.
many millions Of miles dyHy, In almost b
a,iaight line. tot a peiied Of 100 years. and
then taking the satne ,i,hs 10 evins back
How ttuiy wonderful IL The system, aaa
no " impessitls is /, for the hur,a,, i~ntellstt
to grasp even d taih, flea " NE miid
which governs II, and ealls back this wan
detss within he ken nf human vision. aat
regular intervals. and ehoss every motiah,
III iis In upnsa flight, l. made VIII 4 pre-
rision M %anifrftal'y greatly superior h
tha, Of 'i,a ,nosi complete piece Of hbina''
,u,sbinaFy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
SPRING " sum MER
GOODS.

W. have Just received A LARGE stast ~
~ SPNING AND SUMMER GOODS
b"th staple and fancy, which we .Jttst At Ne.
Orleans reduced prices
Or ossertment II chosen Min faps aoa
discrimination and eonsis,s. in
pun Of he fotioning
laI4 Linen Russia sbeetipgs, IRISH Ii ems d
all qualities.
Damascus linsns | Tsbls-eleths, Napkins. etc
DaihasfHs and tthsf table sptts,
Pillow.tase lihehs; I'll descriptions Of Linen
Gotds: checks, Afabias. listadns NC,
Plain and Fancy Dtilibgs faf parts.
SUMNER CAtICOEs.
Jaedns's snd OrgaBdies, Gihg,ms md ts.
tists dEegssss
Thtssd lace ~edsihss and tnssriines.
Swiss tpseftinas, do Masi'ns, Jaeopsf 8 se,
LATEST STYLE SILK,
And wots'ed Batsges, silk Tissues, f., sim.
tfaf weaf.
Pals iHstfe Toila dp NofJ.
Fancy embroidered muslin die . pattsrns,
A fompiete assortment of
Ladies' ard Gsnilsana's Shoes ; Caters Bro.
gans, Ties 9e. 20,
%.a Perfnmery.
A splendid stock Of r. net p%etfumsty; H..
sebees, soap, OILS, pntnatum BY tho ts,apd
or IN sp,sll jafs; fLaaiss Who huss r,ap,v
psmainmj ars Gun hans thsm GHfa muh I'M
finest Attiehe) Col0eaesw4isf in great
Quantities. and IN short all articles t%,elsue.
Ing to that line.
ParasoIs,
Ladies' paraso1s; silk unbrellas.
Disat he'd and anblesehed eottons, Tw,!ted a.
Plain L6wslIs.
. a~ntatien straw hats, VERY low.
IT, ghofa Hats.
Fms Cutlery: scissors. pen. poekst knives &c,
M.'s1sito Nettings, and n large assortment Il
Ladies' Hose.
. nd all articles In he Dry Geods d Fanevtne.
pWe bog the ladies' and gentlemen If The
and neighborhoed 10 extend 10 usa ebs,s
II the'f t,a'ronage, assuring them that We will
10 al IN Our power 10 merit IL.
DONNECAZE A. SHEPPERs.
april 40, w, rt-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

Tns GREAT CoMer.--Lieu,. M.uRy.
Of the National Observatory. has a letter
from q friend at Rio, which saws that on
the outward passage he distinctly saw a
large comet, in the track Of tho sun, and
about Ia degrees above The horizon. Lieut..
NJ. ,hiaks this may DO the great comet that
has been for nm time anxiously expected
by astronomers. Its periodical return Is
estimated at aaa years, and its las, APP
pearance was in 1856, so that ii was re-
ally due IN 1878; but III such a long inter.
val, and under The imperfect observations
made Of its last visit, the tiane OF its return
may vary some few years. 1t was pre-
v;ously seen in 1864, and in CTS; its in
t~ermediste return between these Two Pc
riods. which should have been about s7o
OF e7a. has moi been recorded.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

p0roisse TOnea Huton ReVae.

Poroisse TOaesi Dotm RgUge.
A ME session estfaefdinaita dp mi; ds
Police De Ia pat6tsss d'Jaest baton Heuue.
dhtheht todv61ate ct tadue il Ii maison do
Ce'r 10 In dite pareisse, Lpndi IL Ter iea,
dAvtil 1850.
lie jar Sos assemble, ptessns i
Messtss J. Bte Labases, Panl B#bj6,
Vi. litfatt, q. 1. Petit,
VaIWof Hebett, lis. W. Plies.
WIN. J Lyts, q. II, Gtalam.
Jahh l.. Le,bdell,
Absant, Jos. TfHsimohd tafdfy p
Lobjet lie l'ass embIte asant A6 dteia,a. il
jHti 4 bfoetda CONNIE seit!
lie t6tniih netnt1s i Ia d~efniafs session
potf dresser pns petit II i il Legislature T.,
suiet dune apptopra ion p1ur rentb. prssy 10
%,'6oiaht o. petse pour Ia eonsit uetiop dime
lsvte, y FsStrtHtiih s1esrisufe dsla ~taYoisse,
fapp6ttsht qn'tls on tpnpli lsar asveit, al
dem# oaehi qY'ls soiant diehatee4.
fsighbJ VIZ T. Ilytr,
tttAs, w. GRAHAM,
VAba6yT tIEeFef.
Sur motion, Htsolp; Que III petition 10
N. Mdim dantand4ns Ia sonrtna do dp;nze
cents ejn1Hantb bissttas hi felt asesfdhs
pour Ia cons fyetiohs d tine lev6a suf Ia ts,,s
dn Dr.. We hstby dams e6ite pafeisse, IT dns
ls DIT mentah, suit p4yt de III taks spectacle
pour les Iesfas.
Hes IN. Que Ia reclamation On et,tts de
M Major pour $4,000. IL eettihtat en faysnr
de- Jesse Hart ponf Ga7 jours d'0bytaee, q IL
eotapts dc Msfkh4m a. Or. tonr petss 81
baf9ueftes. SC mesltaht Il E244f 90, sort tseyo4
yts jBs1a'a "a pfoGbaidH assemblies aD Jnr.
Sur milton, Heshla Que Jofn thbdstI
soft no ntn6 avneat ponf Il p#,oiisss, pnnf q,
dns ant ls tsf me dun nm Dc co date, ct dus
IL snm ne Dc ttgis cents pissttss lni soft ae~
G6ad6e pour Sos services.
Hbso'n, One IL sog,na do $50 SOFT payta
4 D. NJ Brnnoty p6tr services feBdas ri a
sire tsndas pr I1t fans las prteas d ns IN
G6ar du Sjxi6me III tfiet JHtfttlts IN pa,o 's.
dOa"st Baton Rouge ~ John A, II m, In
rs nlish Gedeat,, et Ii mems ~ Wills.
pstys Leblanc.
Rtselp, Lae les complies ~titivans sofeht
src6fd2s et pages
I'm soh1pte On favsaf do Leon Ie-
Rsptts pour services cotnf1s
Constable, Sc fd6ntsBt i 4SU
IN cotapts gu iaveaf de- N61an,
pour S,25
Sur motion Is Jgri s'est aieaftf sjns as,
JEAN b. LABAUVE, Prka ent.
Esos HepEar, GreDer.
AnH 1. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

Hy yittpa u M order Issued BY Tbomls
Dsvall, President Of lbs Police Jury fgf The
parish n Fast Hat6h Hinge
An elset'oh will be held IN HE I'D MON
DAY Of MAY ngst, IL The following Police
Jury wards, in leb 81 which 10 sleet one
tnetnbef, 10 represent the same IL The pafies
Jury ri This parish. satd election IN he held nj
the places designated. and presided ny tbs
following ward commissioners, according 10
law W wit
IN ward M. B., Al tbs house N fi,es. ia
vol, presided by John began, II. Carl andJ
Alexander, ssht
II ward Mo. q Al The hatss sf tHtnas.C
ta wsgti, presided by William Tbonas, Gee.
David and W. II. Gaytai
IN watd M 9, Al The houss Of 1'hemqs
Mile. presided by 7 Thomas Mile, Gilbert bal,
gre, and Alfred Daplantiet.
in ward NO 10. At the bottse Of w liiian
NJ. Mattlh. presided BY w u. Wight. SIC.
plie, Robatts; atd M,,iin fopheblhed,
~ ward No. II. ~ the hotse NJ John
Httt'l, seht. presided BY jain Uaftel, Ssbt.
WIN. Vaughan and q Btown.
In ward NJ, 1g. At ihe lotsa II Jean II.
V#htot't. presided by H. H. Penny, Joseph
Gates and A. Stokes.
apo h. 6. NORRIS, stsrF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
ETA1sDE Ia Observation-Disclosures
d'Est Eaton Hgure,

Altndo dp'Alvatez Fish, Citrate ~ Js
Ia sueess sion de David Chambers, 81 DE-
Want " etts tafyisse, decide, 4 d4pess
40 bnteaa dn sohssiahA stehisr III Ii eopr
d. s'siene District Ja1ieiaire, pou, Ia
patolsse Fl eta. spsdii, III totBpts sptis, a,
fira, tie so0 administered dams Ia s,,esss.
sion du oil dee6d1. 1t De IA liquidation IN.
tiete d. IN soeiete ~eisdsvant esis,auts On.
Ire le at Fish a IL db dteeds.
Avis sst par ls present donne i lots eess
i6istsss6s ds hirs valoir Isurs ~rs;sops
dams dix jeits Dc Ia premiere publication
d. Get avis, poufguoi ls DIT eotnpie ns sea
fai' p"s benolosub 81 fehdu ls jugensnt
he IA e6tti, IT le tdfateW dGehafe4 de
touts 'ssponsabilte d4ns ID dits sHaire, I'll
SOB obligation annull6s.
VI. MORENO. q
Avtil 20, 1860. Gtsf;st,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

Claw RtvtHw - We have rs
etived tbe April number Of the ably tah.
jictrj periodical lis contents sfe inter
esl,ny and Ii destructive aud Of stieh d uathte
~ to he ,,selul 10 The business nni', the
politieian. and The man who reads not enly
Tor pass time, Isn't 10 gather information
II Ia the Only periodical ofthe hind publish.
I'd Al tie South. and Il eight t. receive u
liberal support hom The & lends ofaoo'hetn
rights and Southern interests. Where The
work II known, Il IL duly appreciated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

} CssvAssE Srorrsn.--fhe Pointo
Cerpee Echo Of tho 18th inst, says
We are hapny 10 learn that the crcvasse
I at Mr.. Ameron LedouS's plantation has
been eisee,aally stopped, without its having
done much injury. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
MARRIED

In this town, on Thursday evening
last, 18th April 1850, by The Rev. Jah.
leel Woodbridge, FpAHes H6auEr.
Esa.. TO Miss AM ELizA II. tsr4r. both
Of this town. 4n.4Y
Accompanying The above notice We
received u wedding cake surmount.
ed with q beautiful bouquet. also u
bottle Of ehampHigre. We did honor
to the cake. and placed the bouquet
III Our sahetutn. TO bring us TO mind.
while engaged IN our varied and
perplexing duties that this world Is
not altogether dark, that there are
some SUNNY spots to cheer us In
otr way. Like n true philosopher
I'VE rejoice with those who rejoice"
and sincerely hope this happy young
pair may. by mutual concessions. eh-
joy n continual honeymoon In the inn
porthnt State they have entered into.
The wine we have placed on the
shelf. rs the whole Office, editor, com.
poster, devil, as well M mayer and
cohstables are oil ''sons." The Gift
is nevertheless duly appreciated.
BY p. A. Walker, ]. F., on the 18th
inst, Mr.. A. G. Russ TO Mrs. EtlzA-.
beth Bow. .ss5 4 ..l .a s.fF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
A. /. CHAMBER.
Assident Dentist,
HATHN DdffHE
BATON ROUaE, In.

HAS removed his office ~ The office formerly 6eerk
: pied by Dr. Beaumont lon tAnfsl bstsygso Main
and Third Streets where he IL prepared 70 per fsnn iii
operations pertaining tehis profession according 10 ths
cd dnrnbfs.
Persons desiring his services In l,e coaiptry. ran
transmit their order by mil or otherwise. wben
prompt attention will be gtven, TO The distances Of thirty
miles.
lie II prepared 10 insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
from 6bs u entire ssts. either with N without artiG,
esl gums. or with Or without atmospheric pysssnts.
Ing circumstances fpay reqatseJ
He administers the Iethe6n and The Cbioy6forta.
by MEANS Of which he ean extract tgeth without the
least pain 10 the patient.
.Toothesehs, eaused by exposnrs Gftte nerve. refisy.
Cd, and the nerve destroyed, without Jstn.
His charges hrs no higher than ethss sxferienfed
and skilfgf operators, and can b. seen on a printed
card, At his room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

t'atvAft ateNHfAasa= We hte pleas.
sl 10 laarn ,hs,t j. GurtsHntt, has been
appointed private Hee,eto'y to Gov
Walker, IL the place Of Esuon L'd"'it,
ltsa. decreased. Mr.. Gtttfants is q
utnllemon rvrty way qualified for the
situation. aud we'll acquainted with IL
duties, ~ bs,,ef ~aptoia'mea. eonld b.,
made, ...,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

TINS TKrh DhbfA,- DaeM Il .E.tgi.
Htss PropfieiofS,@=We no,ice with plea
sure that the cn,etptishs prohrietors 81
the above mentioned paper, have eom=
meaeed The publication ofa Weekly Sheet.
a, ,he low price Of VA IL advance. They
viii alec publish a semi, weekly paper. for
the convenience ol country merchants aud
ether subserihefs, al ~ per year. The
True Delta Ia ,pltrior 10 nome of the New
Orleans papttR. lts editorials breathe a
spirit f independence seldom Witnessed
IN a city p'ees, they esehew all connection
with parties or cliqueF, and lay open 10 the
public eye "lhe asomination IN high
plaecs'-~and although We differ from them
on some points, We cannot but admire
their Independence. A a newspaper, h,
a complete report ofthe transactions III The
commercial world. We strongly recon-,
mend II 10 those IL our readers, who de-
sire to take u New orlram paper. either
for general news, or for Information rela.
tive TO the markets.
S~peeimea numbers can be seen al the
Gazette. %etliee, whore subscriptions will
also he received,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
From he Men Orleans Conumeyeial Tyme..

~ u 1Gtz #H
1b - fDft
Dr. J. Chandler I'VE have recently seen a very
fine piece Of workmanship In Dentistry, executed
by this gentleman. II IL 4 plate Of gold with teeth
Inherited, TO ftl up a vacancy In a part Of die faw and
palate, which had been eaten away by q eancsyosps
diseaHe. The Individual for whom II was doue. had
been suffering for a considerable time, finn 40 IN
slightly falling In Of a portion Of his cheek and lin.
islled by the dextrotn hand Of the Dentist, i. 10 81
ectual AZ perfectly TO hide theIravages mads by The
din ase al the same time, IL snbserves adm; rably III.
process Of rias.,canon. II j. a beautiful specimen Of
arf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
LARGE SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS.
gtIAs. ADOLPHE lions
''oRH fRHE"
CLOTHING EgTApLIgHMgNT,

Wtafs may nov le found, ~ usual. The
largest anu most baautifal assortment y!
spklNu and SUN MEH CLOTHING
-. in luton Ronge.
The following IL only a partial list II articles
SUMMER DRESS COATS. FHOCKs.
sACs. POLKAs, Fro.
French Msfito OF Drap d'Eta Frosks, Dress
. Coats, bats, Puikas and fahnafiiHes.
English Mafiho ard Parataatta Ffseks.
Black and e6lefed Alpaca saes. PoIkas, Las
marines and Short Ffoeks.
All ihet. checked and striped p6ikas,
Black attl 'pode soloted Gas btnste,te polkas.
Fancy tolofsd Kesrhth Cloth ana Tweed do
Light quality black eletb skeleton saes and
Latna stinas.
pnntnloons
French figured matino and j,ap DO t'vts
do %tietih1 ~ dfap d'EtA pantaleons,
Real India NsnkeeG de
french linen drill. white and eylered No
Hsown, ysllsw snd ei,eet linen do
French and American eotispade. do
tr Vests.
Super Blask std tdloted siik aud satin vests,
do Plain and figured bafathsa do
do Light SILK, eatin cashmere d.
DO White and etiufed Matseiltes as
do Fancy solofed and embroidered
Linen, do
hh IF The latest stjlss=Holling collars and
double breasted.
SHIFTS, HOSIERY. CHAvATs, Ere.
snPetf"e' Ill linen, slifts-lates, styles
90 ard medium quality muslin shirts :
latest styles. IF '*a
Ga,'se silk, gat,zs meti6e, Gaize cotton and
9at,ne FlHnHa undefsbirts.
etowh, White abd pink ssttop uhJatshitts II
Drawers
Idsle Thread Undefsbitts and Drawers
beautiful te6ds. -
He'd, hlDs and White Flannel and Metino
shifts md drawers
Very. tleh styles fancy Ctavais ; French and
Italian black silk ttavats.
SilH and linen htadksfebiefs tjsIa Tbtaaa.
Linen ard silk Gloves
Lis's Thread, cotton and matibo halt.hess.
ailk and bingham Umbrellas, cat pei bags, ete.
ALSO.
n 'afge asseftma mt tf variety articles, q ms
Bags, Fish rods. Lines, Hooks. and otHer s,.
t'a'sss suitable ~ The Sports Of tho season, fot
III nt whish the lowest priee will he asked and
~ aee'"t'p"' ",su.ef2 spril 10 ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

~" The river IL ipeeliDa slowly, Tue
weather il warm and pleasant, aud nature
has rsl,pd itaelf Ia hef gay and rafsshihg
sntiiin attire
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

AuusioN.-Drg Goais--We refer eur
readers to the advertisement of G. II,
kahl & Co, Ii another column Those
who are fond Of tafslains may have a
gchancc on this OCCASION,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
r r r. N cEs:

Will be sold Al the Court House door in
the Town of Baton Rouge on Saturday the
I'd day Of May, at l2 o'clock NJ. a certain
dsppIe grey Mare and roam Colt, taken Up
by Saml. ID. Webb.
Terms of sale CASH. @2f3
apr 20. VI. L. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

aov,Ab tittb.-A meeting ~ The ci'i.
sens favorable 10 he prnjsct ior The erection
of Il building by subscription 10 be used hr
public meetings Ne, will shortly he called
to de>iss means TO accomplish said nhiett
The plan can he setn al tha raat. office.
aud he attention o. e%i'izens generally Il
respectfully inttied,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
Negroes IN Hire.

- A NuRsE, and h negro hoy either ft a
waiter TT Cartisessdtivtf Also u 6stfiaga
and 4 tait If match hytses for sale. Apply
1T The GaxeHe efise O. april 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
Removals.

A, MoSraN, has removed a, his old
stand near The ferry landing.
NJ. b. Wolre. has removed in Col.
Mata's ncw building on Church street.