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Evergreen Forest Trees, shrubs, and Evergreen
e# 4f2sI

HAVE appointed agent for the sale Of thousand
halsa silver dr. double and black
with the ornamental and beautiful arch Also large number
the hardy fragrant Towering trailing aburs with
splendid and variety Of the spea which forms lbs flowers sim
liar cockscomb, q beautiful light pink
The will be taken their growth,
and will experienced and will be sold
f0r IS each. s tAA+
use, Ac Of and public grounds and gentlemen
Who will number their grounds and make
huzsesss 10 EACH Sls hundred
trailing viii be sold SO each these
6oely and 6ower abundantly. 4sts
The sPsa viii be sold a. ~ cents each These uaIers and
admirably
1sd ve great pleasure ladies who fond of cuvatng dow
eSing plants In pots and borders.
bouqucts The will arrive BY the 10th OF April.
An orders 70 be len and directed tpost paid to
~ c. B. ROGERS,S
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
4 Ap7-law3w No. - Market street, Philadelphia
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Additional supply OF new sprsag Goods.

AUutlOhhI supply OF new spE5ng Goods.
THE subscribers have just received complete a.
sorment OF fancy and staple dry goods sele
ed with from the impolaons the New
York and Philadelphia embracing their line n
French, English, Inda German Italian Of whie
% pieces rich small checkered gace silks.
| 10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain cl'ble do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black de Rhine silks.
| Is pieces plaid and striped India fourlard silks
II pieces style alberine.
pieces embroidered grenadines article. Na
90 pieces satin striped and figured silk "a
pieces cashmere style lnoIsseIine de lanes.
rs pieces figured French bareges, style.
is piece plain French bareges, every shade
10 pieces solid every shade.
pieces printed linen cambrcs.
30 pieces real French lawns jaconets
rs pieces real French gingnams chintzes.
$500 yards small figured lawns, coios 2l
Together with Of
nnmerated but which will be shown with plcasure 70 all who
favor with call. rNs
r. III. HooE Co
March 20-om Il TN
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
EsnrnIfv nj phvsfe. r. .Spss NJ Is4 O. IN

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF Is4e-'50.
THE Lectures Monday, October,
i inue until the 18Th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WiLLAs T. A. AkKs, NJ d., LIZ ID.
surgery-NkrmAs r. SnfrH
Therapeutics Maca Modiea and CHKw, NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosErH Rosy, M. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine-WftLI.n POWELL, NJ
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chdren-RIoHARp
THonAs, NJ. ID.
Lecturer Pathology w.
Clinical Clinical Surgery every day a
The Baltimore Inrmay, opposite The Medical College The
for practical anatomy will opened
the demonstration Fees for the Comfortable
% so per week. WILLIAM r.. A. AIKEN,
Aug. b-2awtNovl Dean ofthe Faculty.
Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber very superior Brandy
Of the vintage Of 1921 purchased expressly Cor medicinal
poses. Families wishing article Of this
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hefdseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with variety Wines. Liquors,
segarrf Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
aug H-eodlm Penn avenue, near 18th street
CARO-.
THE undersigned late q the Pension Once having
been employed the
the said otce particularly
peenced in all details offers acryces public
the prosecution Of claims against the
partments Washington.
All business con6ded be pompv attended 10 and
faithfully executed All letters must be post paid
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
w.smsercs CRY, y. O., August ., Is4s
Aug. l2--lmeod
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STATE q North Carolina, March term, isso.
Orange county. In equity.
Simon Horneday and wife and

Benjamin Way Long, executors Of stephen ward dc
ii ceased and others.
Original bin filed for The settlement stephen ward
II eppsarfsg the ssssfaeeon Court. from the
ofhe clerk and funds
sew re.d 10 sibgon and further appearing thai Of
laae ward SALTY Wells, sussnnah Ray Ezaheth CAMERON and
Charity Ass, children Of Esther Wells ward Antony
ward, Stephen ward, Kinney, William Kin
nsy children william Ward, residents OF the State Of
Moth Carolina and reside
- publication be made National Integencer
~ succesye weeks notifying said heirs that application
clcFk furnishing
vcsehes NE money win be paid 10 them promptly
Witness Osmond r Long, clerk and said
Equity q once in Hisboro', North Carolina mis- ah day OF
A Ssw OF LONG, q. = ME-.
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VlsrrISts-CARDs printed rua ulss.s ~rvr~xea IN enc
most STYLE a f borr. ns,rr IA rs~rr r.rds ~
the finest quality supplsed by TAyI,oR a Many
Nov ~ nncs..t.s. -. a. =.
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cefnhcae q packsga whoes vail entue the holder
ga that may drawn by twenty
sssin Certificates q halves uar.sr and eighs in proportion
United and ID well Of Of
The lowest prize that be drawn BY ticket having
three Of the drawn numbers IL $500
Orders FOR Tickets and Shares sad Certificates Packages In the
shove magnificent scheme will attended
of drawing will be Immediately after Il
III who may order tickets from
Address J. d q. MAURY, Agents,
rsh l6-Akcihd Alexandria, Virginia
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Law and Agency Once.
RICHARD d. YOUNG,

..a (Lats Commissior0 Of the General Land OGcs,)
HAS opened Office in Washington city and will devote his
II tendon the practice OF law and the prosecution Of Claims
e Congress and the executive departments Of the government
members of Congress and heads Of depart
and bureaus generally with most Of whom he personally
icquainted.
Mss Pennsylvania avenue few doors above wilards Ho
tsl, the Treasury Buildings
Washington City, April 5, le50.
Ap5-lwd&5mcp
DIDANDS ana Enabroideries-Sdn. Bannerman from Bal
- unoe opened Mr. Pennsylvania avenue,
ade between Oh and 10Th streets, stock Of French fame,
goods Vac;
Rich bonnet. neck, and be nbands
Straw bonnets and flowers
Whiss ard coiored kid gloves
Lees cspes, collars, cuff, chimesets Nkl
EMBROIDERED, hemsched plain linen cambria handkerchief
Dlaok siik iaces and thread iaces
Edging and Inserting
ev1ss csmbdc edsings and insertings
Wells and bobbinet edgings and laces
Plain and figured nets, white and colored Illusions
Insnts eaabs oidered robes waists and caps; paasols
Ladics' dress and benkfAst caps SIS
PenumeFyj combs and brushes.
An OF which she ofes accommodating terms
Apl4-eoI
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PATENT AGENTS,
street, opposite the Patent Office Washington, d. c.,
PROCURE letters patent in the United States and In foreign
ue and give advice all questions arising under the patent
law. 40
pysR Hoxs oosxrsrosprsrs
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon. James D. Westcou chairman OF Committee Of Senate
Gouvernear Kcmble, eco, West Point foundry.
James Renwek, LII. d., New York.
Henry Brevoou, esq, Gcndon IIoa Works, Boston.
~ n Durham = Co. steam engine builders, New YORK.
D. B. rrs"e French, pssBsin Magnetic Telegraph Company.
roprres coRsrsrospsSTs
Richard Creed ESQ., London Birmingham Railroad Company,
Edward Sabine, r. g. Colonel Royal Engineers,
Michel Chevaler, chef, and Robert Walsh esq
Paris Nov 22-3aw6w
NEW Cloths, Csssineres, and ve.tings.The subscri-
~ berr have just received entey supply
goods which they invite the attention Of u,c friends
pieces French eIot just received, black brown blue
% fancy easmeres embracing popular shades Tor
10 pieces best French doe skin eassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French eashmere hcen different varieties Of pattern.
Plain black, brown, and olive SILK vestngs
Rich figured silk yesings, complete assortment
Rich vesings, suitable Tor evening purposes
line, . Witch we invite ,Ssr sisn,ipns
A NEW supply OF shsvIs. CIosks, ana ssehs.--stsn.
and citizens respectfully invited examine stock
q before purchasing We The following dssc
French closs., shapes. and
common materials
70 plain cioak. nciiy trimmed
10 French sacks.
In sHAwLs have
- - Hungarian long shawis, in rich ccicrs
o - s sss nss. mi a. q n new design.
Dec. sS '"''' ''' tL i1u NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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0TRAW Mattings, Floor Ofl-Cloths &c., ssc.-wc have
" store,
pieces superior Canson mating, perfectly fresh
. sheets extra heavy aud very rich 6oor of-cloh
- pieces styles OIL cloths, low priced
% pieces superior three ply Competing, very cheap
~ pieces superior double ingram from
~ ~ reces superior double ingram DO, very chssp
- very nch bordered cru cloths
- pieces buh and blind linen. aI widths
- vssy men chcnele rugs
~ sces exus rich curtains
- sets cxus 1eh curtains .la. n as at
49, emofmaered curtain muslin, low- priced
es~y variety o. linen
zoe onmes towels, NAPKINS
an1 1890 covers, far oiicoths, ne A. > e wv .-' r
xenn which we invite special at,enon NJ
he eks their purchases elsewhere a. we Ara dsssmneg 10
sen cheap - ~ a''e'""eu "
~ <-dfwn Pm uoor = co
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NV n00KsMode Prisons. being No. Of Thomas cariylss
N htsr day psmphlets II ~ 49, gTT' IN
T. 0onfney3 Common Place Vol. a fsAI44kA
Rruee and Poeuca Writings Of Charles sprnane. vol
snsss - cnnsnan Biography ny Samuel oseood. lvoi
Apm FRANcK TAYLOR.
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4ss4 FOR NOIaFOT.K.--The ssesn., 90. $50
undergone thorough cpsr-, .sured nss s ss'a ~
she above place. leaving washnssor every T" NJ 70
Returning, Norfolk r,ta, ~
oung Cone river and me usual landings on the
Psss~gs and nre, -.
cssEhFOR BALTTMORE.-The osceola leave. wash
nxton fbr Baltimore every Sunday At O'Clock, a M
nsmning Baltimore every Tuesday O'Clock souch
ns and returning Leonardfown Gone river and the
49,. JAMES MITCHELL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
CAnHIAGE s, WAGONS. CARTS,
rLDIfGHS, dc,

~-~v THt suBseH,HRh hereby tHtufne bia
ssssNYekkSs thanks 10 his customers for the III.
etai patronage l,rs,owed IN him. and respect
fully iniof,0s l,is friends si,d the rutlit gene
rally thai he will continue bic buriness III all
i,s branches at his establishment, oofns,
Church and Main streets. H.t#4#U8. s
CAARiAHliS of every description made
~ ofdnf ~ rel aired ~ The neatest manner.
rlantaiirn aud ithah Wagons. t'afts. iIrays.
&C.. maaa ard repaired 80 usual. Also.
wrouuht-,tin ~ IL is made Il, order and kett
an hand tnr RaIe. and ali kinds ii Plantation
Smith and Job work attended to promptly
TIE subscriber has ALEC taken the agency
for the sale " all kinds Of Wheelfi glt and
Wagon work, including Wheel and Din bar.
rows, lro" Asles. Wagon aud Cart Harness.
No.. ftom the eelebrai I'd manafactefy "
Messrs HnHby Il Little. of Wheeling, Va,
n ID will also keep ~ assortment If Fiat.
Round and Square lion Tor Smiths aud Plan.
tera uHr.
The attention of Planters and thasa wish
ing ~ purchase Il called Ia hin stock, and all
orders for tile r,,ning sea son will be faithfully
attended to. and NIL work ordered ar purchased
ftom he subscriber folly guaranteed The
Freight cn Carriages sent tn any part Of the
C,ast willalways be paid. n .e4 tea
iaolD w. r. TUNNAnD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
THOS. pRENDERGRAST.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

In rendering his thanks 70 the public IN gcnera
for past favora, respectfully informs them that nc has
...a1.t,.ta.t = - A. u af ihe HaYnev Hnffac
where he will be happy TO serve TN m. He has a
stock of groceries &C.. on hand and will soon receive
q large addition ~ his stock. i,
Hs requests aIl those who owe him 70 rome forward
promutlv and settle. those who have claims against
him. viii prcsent them. and they will be- fully liqoida-
ted. Dec. 1st. 1881
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
New Goods
Fresh Arrivals.

TOHEpH SIMON takes pleasure In In.
y forming his friends, and the public gc,,e-
rally. that fe has Just returned from New Or.
leans with nm entire stock OF Fteat, and New
Goods. suitable for the season. such as :
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a3
#f5 l. diea' Dress Goods, i1&
" Hosiery, Shoes, &C.,
y .t G~enllensa's Clothing Sl,ors,
Boots, and 4 ilct Articles, &c. &c.
Pe,funery
II The latest French 4 ylo Hats,
Also. Straw aud Summer do. +
Cutlery l.!
DC. &c. &c. &c. iE
Having resolved upo, q permanent stay Ii
this city. no Ia determined 10 compete With
amy mercantile establishment here, M 10
QuAttrY Of Goods, and CnEArsess Of Prices
In one word, the undersigned earnestly soI,
eits a fair trial, and feels confident OF SIC.
cess. .srtfaHH saa3 IS raa
And while he gratefully acknowledges past
favors, and thanks h friends for their libera
patronage, he takes ,his method Of stating,
that with The year 1910, the word CngpiT
has been erased f'om his books, ana the word
CASH snd CASH ONLY substituted tbere,o.{
On such terms he offers for sale bis pre-
sent stock Of 90 do. 1'sf y
Call At Sanger's old stand, and try s'e'A
marl8.ly 'EFt'a JOSEPH SIMON.
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M A l.
COL EG1ATE INSTITUTE II.
Georgetown, KY,

Y. r .%tohfsnn. A. A.. Principal and Professor III
M 'f,pnlatirs. "@t ,H& s-. "a tn=H
Tho Principal has been teaching twenty yents.
nnintefattedls. hasi,,g beeyrietl lmlupttnt rf,ltssut.
sl,i,s ~ins.'etal Colleges II Virginia, his native s,atel
and Kentucky ..rH 13#fF u 7s
The Fe,anle t~,,iesia,e Institute w. sranpise,l IN
lasa. antl haa enjoyed wilhon, any fluctuations. mn
unusual share Of public fa,nr. averaging for The ten
yeess tnst ale,u, oi,e hundred Pupils.
u u furnished with = line Philosophical nti he.
INITIAL blls,fn,as. A Select LITERARY. tSr., AMI affords
unuspal I~aeili,ies tp% s,nients " Mnrie. French. Slana
isl, and The like Il Ia q entirely FREE from, all the ~seeiariah
hias-Il,e pupils being permitted f. attend any place oi
Worship prescribed by theft PARENTS, and the ~tea,liets
belonging to tutr " I've DETERMINATIONS
III tHs vent competition IN Dress rlnthinn ara unis
Ihrtn style and quality has been prescribed. and Jewel
~ ~ofe.eep description prohibited, il,
Geonpioun Il accessible hy daily Stages and
s,ra,nhoets fttm Huntsville and Cincinnati. II Il
" miles from Frankfort, nal is admitted 10 BIZ aae VI
the lealtieei. loeatiohs on the Globe, @ 5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20

Oct. ~; 1916.
~. Gtprsp r. Marin.~Fif Having beet, matte
etn,,aiiitah with tlie composition n, Of y,i,r valuable
Pill, by yuhtselE suae twt pf three years aet, ! have
tsel them freely IN my private ~t,snrtjre viii, es,tl,e
st,r,,sss, and slrall continue ~ do al ~ ionp NJ | t,,ny
practice medicine and it,s take steat ~tiaast,te In
!, 10 nui errien, p]pfes,i,s il, iii eases yyi,ssa a ,s,, |"
satlvs is necessary Nuuts viii, ~feslmets,
lbHs 7. Heus, n. Il,
ny Prepared and s,th ny MAa4is " WHirstty.
A. tlpir Wholesale l,tne R.ntp. t%thiti,pnts. And by
The following Aee,t H. y WADi,liA Batpa llpnep.
Antil III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
JOHN G.. LANOUE,
AGENT FOn
ID. Blanchard IL CO.,
Y" HH NEW UXLEd Nv.

NFW UNIEfNS,
Importers If Vines, Liqumx-m fun
nh French ind English hmportotions.
HAS received samples Of Bfandies, Tfepei,
- ordials sss"tted) Absynths, Ecu de We
do Dantz,c, Guignolet, and q variety ofo her
a~tticles, ali Of which he will sell at New
Orleans prices. Retail Merchants and others
are solicited 70 call nj No. y Harvey House
Row, before going TO New Orleans 10 mako
her purchases.
sept. ID n3btf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
BATON ROUGE SOAP AND CANDLE
MI Mandatory.

THE undersigned respe ctf"lly Informs the
citizens OF ts4tou Rouge as we'll as the public
generally, that they arc now prepared 10 exc
cute all orders In their Iine with promptness
and despatch. Ihankfnl for tho past favorA
tbsv hope 10 NEE, with q share Of public pat-
ronage. The factory is situated on the Comite
Road. near its intersection with the Plains
j. pITET.
Orders left al Mr.. Iafon, baker, will DO
executed with promptness and defpa'ch.
8 July 80, ls49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
w EStTLRN MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
t.rgsget1vv n. NY.
BOARD OF VISITORS In.

BOARD OF WIS lTOHa.
II III g%rt,ralt, 4pfaiNfafty tMa Executive 10 ntitnti
examination III hast etee II, The year. ~attnrtlise II
~ hfSttbFNs
t4I .gteH4fat Apu4 4t So Wtt+aft. ttl.tlaatt. atf'
t~.'fta ~ 4,tal'gti At iha 'tfn,t tts ttd tttnliy If WIS
r.ieS 4 ilraat ft .U ts
satil + II .i%shrsti. tIntttttl superintendent.
tistat ~ fti,,ti,tafi,lt aipiUl Tait,al l%Fistttr.
tittt,t, ttd' II! II %iuIitispit, Fftiipssut ~ Nat,itn
t,lni " 4 F,,tlws. rtrasert ~ Mathematics.
t{irbnrl N Newell 4 NJ ~l'fcIpstss NJ Antiet,. snd
h. , ~as' Il. Irilsint. < j Adjunct rtrhaset u tsn
Its il sitin. A. A., I'tttarpot VI tstl,ies anil
ltttipv lpitrest %.
trmrs ii l,a, iess. Ten. ~I'ftrttnt ,f Law
Hn,. II Y Il. typti,a. A N ftittiF,l sfihp
t,ti. E Il, Mat, 'ten et,tt II, lie A~rsftu,rt
tr,a " W. ai,it. Al,,tai,t " th.. ~'i,stit,ttn,
.lilut-,ip,l 81 West Point. fE.ititn'ed 1.-THE Virginia
Military %listi,,iei
't'np ki,tlteii aid five [ atrts. frrti HntrhtinefsHi
Statue have ~ri,,rtptl Ills li~f,itt,jt,ss fliitr IN NasU
fa,,iztj ~ ia4Tt Il isei'tiihlf hes it't,f' ihe f,tf,it,h
~ illumination, ufai,t ssrt u l,ntftt e't'iet ts1lihh'Ni tf
Religious. Etit,n,t,, n tltess. ls the ~a,lorti,,, Of 4
rhttn .ttiE,fit. itt Writer, nt'l s'itirer, u tiel1lv
a,,t,t,pA. tt,p.t student 10 ntttiltpi 10 uplpti h tnlltgs
guardian. viii, Nlrti MI hiuia hth,ieiii ~ ~teteivad
,.,,e, h. .,i.,,,e,,.,j, ,n,i ~, ,,pt, m,st H. contracted
s;,t,,,, III t,,nse,,, ii entl guardian
Al ira,i,i,inn ,t,nlipiip The s,iepte If ,hs Wee,
t,,jln, Academy md u relY,erhuir l%us,liutse. with
'he rlnseiral literature tiutit h4.st fINllpnee. udIii,f
thp titntet,i laii4,iaHee, ai'tl tiiiietfttlHi,g t~fatti,ssl
ss,iaale ~ itw Md Engineering. nearly f~ealIypR ,tp
l,,s pal, ,lpsltlsra ,,,s, tf IN u,tivetsiit able ID meet Tie
,a,,e NJ Wps,trt, ,,rt,v,ees-.t university. where Ill
s,ay etlpp, a course %tfat,niy 10 s,iii tiulf thine, ti,ratis
All II, wee, no ~ttattsent tr iaw, h ktnwh inths
,,.ts,,s tt,,t,s ~ !, lip., ,iti,,,pt NJ rteat ability. VI.
,,a,t lJ,t,,,,u, lw,s py,ptip,fp ard psalsi character.
lila ,,,,,,s,,, ,,,,lilpuij,,p, ttp II hets,ii,,e 4 ,nfcisp aid
,igt irl,,t. ii ,l,p r,u,tp,,i.,,i tiierf.asiy, ~ tho r,ttW@
~ i,l,r,l rt,n,e,,lAps, sIlar m,usnai Inducements
q, ,i,i,fs Aha urs. ~eafiest 10 nciitte distinc,ia,, M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
AVIS
EAl E'OESTANT!!
II. q. telatodetic qai srst reinforcement eabli dams ~
Maison HarncY sur In rue de PEglIse

4 fbonneur dinEurner les enoysns de eMr Wills etdes ebsnoDs, quill n ruh m n~
do bl6utsns dksd eutres modes shvot :n6ntrs For Gageni Il phhze
joyaus ct dculIe bother. hupsts dor ct dargrnt bagnes de claimant, bTn"ts drei1s,
bnches por DANES, plmnes ct cayo DER et dareent cbaines dor pmr danps,
dos parfnnrfs, q plu.eues aunss articles de Entaise tp nomIreus Jour 81
donnss lie detail. # H@E#H4#.# sz#=e*
II SO charge de- touass espscesd 10 rbaL,age sd hthogeie stiles garani pendant IN \.
II tt aust tphes especss de faeomodages do bjmtere aux p1 les plus mo"ere"
~ Nov. 49, j. q ## ##3 @H# -#ta e#..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
Boot Il sine Establishment
7. W. Qu1GGINS,
LAS o. TOWNSVILLE Kentucky

WS1 Having purchased The shoemaktnr
establishment heretofore owned by
Mesurp, A, bradford q Gu respectfully N.
inier,ns the public that he will continue the business
In all its branches, Ia the suirc formerly occupied by
&, c. futile. ~ Lafayette Streets.
He viii always keep on hand n variety Of Indie1'
Misses. and Een,lemen's shoes Bruaans. Boots. Nr..
principally Of his own manufacture, lis work will
he warranted,
The patre,nge ofthe public h respectfully solicited
ian 81 gatI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
Baton Rouge, Ia. a3 ISL ID
Z b. m AVIS. ,
HOr1Ogerie BitOutcrfc.

~p r. tEHRILLAT', ancIen onsrier dc
N1A r G.. Deiaroderie OF travaillant der.
HIs,a5R ,iarement dams ~l'ancien ma ssin de G..
G. Futile, a I'honnenr d'informer ses NOM
breux ANTS ct le public on general quill s'est
Gtabli pour son compile par,iculier rue de
LAFAYETTE, EN- FACE DE M. BoNNEcAzE.
OF quill containers de satisfaire a dcs prix tres
moter6s, les p%ersonnes qui voudront lien
jfh0n0rer dc teur cDnffaunee. -- A44
n. b. CONNIE par 10 passe II fera des
Gclangcs de m ontres ct de bijoux ct lon sera
t~ouiours certain de- troiite or chez lui IN bel
assortment do bijouterie frai' he.
1aE u r. PERRILLAT.
. Octobre Eff. as 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
COIN a. OPpENHElM.

COIN q OPPENHEIM.
stcN OF II GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
Respectfully call The attention Of the pub
Tic 10 their advertisement in another columns
and having just received in addition TO their
large selected stock, a further supplvof cheice
and fashionable goods, selected with care for
this market. They have now on hand n
splendid stock Of ~ "
FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS,
clothing, shoes; hats and perfumery, which
in style qnalit. and cheaeness, not surpasses
in any establishment In the South. siq.F .ls
Call and Judge for yourselves 1t the Bee
Hive sore.
Corner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly E. LAnouE's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
CORNER or LArAYETIE~.

CONNER or LAFAYETTE AAsM1a1 AND Laurel. STREETS
HAVE RECEIVED PR late arivab.a large nd complete assortment Ut fall and winter
u Hs latest and mrRti sshionhlps tTes, to which thye call the attention otbe
public, Consisting In. ytt
X GOODS. e4s# @8#
FtaopsL he'd Ticking. Coiohades, Ddliass, Ikaehed md brown bomfsie. teess.
hne tashtpee rs Ahnta a.. EtntaNnp, Clo N atd black sns, dhest sth. Cloths,
cassneies, vein 81 shswt, Ghnps Bohnus Ghes. and Hosiery Of All kinds Rich
H. heia aud Cab Ribbon, Calico and mahy other Goots tn non efwus 10 specify.
EkOvNISA.
Fine uk md tblrdd nss audfufk eNh eats, ephfedt saat and tsssm,uts psthts,
~ and rMtd ums itne aadks, hk. pahbs,y youths and mVa tweed ani eLb hbk eoais,
aey eaasmnnea and blu elt, raMa Lnhty cashmere ,mb biz Mh gmdA HRn SHIFTS
t, under hits &C.
NaVS II GAYS. f.
4ms 1a satin, nolpahr and tassirets hss, hvs fashionable DO d., youths bt. ~
eatbs1 ef9vn 10. gents boys sd yputts bk ahJ faHy el, caps, efnle mM, teesn
styles. aH
HONrS Il SNNES.
gsus Re cali uhed boots, do, fire eatsn rfuheua btteanfI ladies calf md nautr,
do. hWk and bronze hid sits,io4w white kIs s,y oudhs and bsst pypea laid
ewalboaans, nlses calf seWed do, Abhs lkt and rdhrd Mu
SAODiERy.
sahah- aaddie bsss, blind bfUe.est saddles and bfthtg, filings, nanneses umhs sa
su1hghast
Also, n complete assotinento Of Lambs WOOL and Meripo itndrshirs and 1Dn wets,
nc tatMtsk kinds mud for both sttts. All that is requested Is 10 en and esan,pe this
stuck, which will he sold At prizes nakitG II an olfi ito MI purchasers 10 give The
aBe Hive Store" call, before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
TEL s.

Fer zrssio; for Bocrd and Tuition "a,
FIR Music, VI
Fur French. &c, Sc, sHEt - af 10 3t
There ARE many t'eipale seminaries In The West.
h whhl, the expenses Of n pupil may I've no er $50
per se-eion less than the ahnep hut In very few II
these. II IL confidently asserted. will the rARE be found
. saod=-t,e capital Invested ~ fafge land the rejs.
alton efhs T'wArfs an distinguished, ] #iFh a
" eet \ n3ivt @ at.ffpast su#aa%
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-20
SAGE SAGE,
Jan. Goth

$50 lbs Shakers Sage, put up in liz lb pa
pers, just received Eom New York. and fcr
ale by dec, lift 6. NJ. HEROAAN