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sHAWLS AND SILK GOODS

SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT'S NEW STOCK,
1T No. 2, Mak street. Boston,
rs SURPRISINGLY RICH AND EXTENSIVE,
and claims the early attention Of all purchasers whole
sale or retail
This assortment comprises all kinds of
SILKS FOR DRESSES,
In black and fancy cor superior qualities and styles fresh
and new.
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
Ofevery variety and quality from the highest to the
lowest cost.
FRENCH SACKS, VISITES, MANTlLLAS,
And all articles that Substitutes for shaws Al
49, SILKS in the proper widths Tor those who prefer TO
make these garments for themselves.
ALL KINDS OF CANTON AND INDIA
SHAWL.S AND SILKS;
In particular an immense variety Of GRAPE SHAWLS,
embroidered plain, and damask figured in full assort
ment Of colors.
BLACK INDIA 81 TINS and SILKS all qualities.
ftCASHMERE SCARFS and MANTLES.
BLACK SILKS and BLACK SILK SHdWLS.
BAYSTAT TIE LONG and SQUIRE SHAWLS.
CHAMELEON 81 TINS and SATIN DE CHIMES.
FRENCH 81 TINS, all coors
BOMBASINES and ALPACCAS finest qualities
WIDE SILK VELVETS, for MantiIlas and Sbaois.
In brief would 70 purchasers Of the above Goods
any quantity small large that will supply
their wants at the iosst possible prices and with such
qualities and styles Of goods cannot be found other
stores. JEWETT PRESCOTT,
March H-3m No .. Milk street, Boston.
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Il. IL. CROCK Err,
MONEY. MONEY!. MONEY!.,

(NoUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery, DC
~ South Bend Indiana Collections in northern Indiana
and southwestern Michigan will receive prompt
Anril I8-6m
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DAY1ov, O., May 10, IS;

DAYTON O., May 10, 1850.
To the Edfof OF ne NafiOHal Fra:
The following communication was sent to the
editor of the Catholic Telegraph for publication,
but he Declines fearful that the agitation of the
Slavery Question will do no good. | would like
to have it published in the Era, if you can find
space.
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T ARE WAETED-Cash paid for corn, mast, and fec
IL Larl Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OH Manufacturer,
Jan % - Water atreet. near Walnut, Cineinnati, D.
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COMMlsalON STORE.
WIN. 6UNNIsOk, Gsssvsi CswSlisslss M~eAssi, i0l
w Bssply's VAST BaAssevs, M Dee x5-iy
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THR ScHooLMAsrER WAsrEp.-Upon the door
of q honse near Bridgewater, occupied by father
and son, the former blacksmith and publican,
the latter barber, isl board with the following
inscription:
"Bsrnes and Son, blacksmith and barber's
work done here horse shooting and shaving,
locks mended, hare curling, bleeding, teeth draw
ing and all other furricry work All sorts Of
spiritas lockers according to the late comical
treaty, Take motifs my wife keeps skool and lays
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q. w. SEATON,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor al Lar and Solicitor IN
"A CAancery will give prompt attention all bu, mess
intrusted hs In this and the adjoining coantes
Your stotcH, Mahoning Co., D. May Oily
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John w. NORTH.
LARD FOR OIL.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor ct Law, aud General Land
n Agent, Falls Of St. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Oct. lily
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age BlgOrhies on STATE Ticket.
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
MONT CRYSTAL.

Ger that house there hangs a solemn gloom;
The step falls timii In each gorgeous room,
Vast, sumptuous, dreary Eastern pile,
Where mutes keep watch--a home without a smile.
The Nstr Ti,goD
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We have about as many newspapers on our
exchange list as are published in the United
Kingdom In the United States there must be
four times as many newspapers as in Great Brit
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lmpurity of the Blood,

IL possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints arising
from from acidy Of the stomach from uDtQnal
circulation determination Of blood to the head pastion OF
the heart and cold hands, cold chs and hot flashes
over the body 1t hsd its equal in coughs and cods
and promotes expectorson and gentle perspiran
taxing Of the lungs throat and every other part
But nothing lie its excellence manifestly and
.ckpow,adged than In all kinds ana stares of
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OLD DOcrvu JAUUB TOWNSEND.


THE GENUINE TOWNSEND SARSAPARULA
OLD Dr. Townsend about seventy years age and
~ has long been known the Author and Disceveer of
the genuine original Topnsend SarSap0rilian Being
poor, be compelled to limit it's manufacture which
it has been kept of market the crcum.
scrbed to those only who BAD proved its worth
its value. 1t had reached the many nevertheless
those persons who had been healed es and
saved from death proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
healing mower Tbis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
WANTED.

TIME Undersigned wishes to purchase, Tor the
i. United States Dragon service. Six HuNpREp
or SEVEN HuNpREp Hoasgs, Of the fol- a.
lowing description. with which they must EM1AA
conform rigidly, in every respect, viz III
They must be, not less than four nor more than
eight wears old not less than fifteen nor more
than sixteen hands high under the standard, aud
proporiienably short or long bodied; smooth and
compact in all their parts perfectly Sound and
healthy, combining strength, action and endlr-
anee, iittiulss them for the most active frontier
service 81: good vision, sure-iooted and free walk.
crs and ~trottets; with names and tails long, full
and flowing, and legs and feet free from old or re-
cent injuries, or any indications OF hard usage.
They must be free from the faults Of vicious start
ings, stulsbornness or ~laziness; apd perfectly free
from curhs, corns, splints, indications of spavin.pr
any other blrlnishes or defects, diseases or imper-
~iections, that would interfere with the most eff
cient service in the field.
The horses will be purchased in this city and
the city OF Lafayette, but before being received
and paid for, they must undergo an inspection by
an officer or officers Of the dragoon service, or by
such ether inspectors as | may narne No offer
or bid to furnish by contract will be entertained.
The purchases will be made inopen market.
THO. r. HUNT.
Dep'y Qarternaster General.
Derry Q~uurtermaster Generals Office, N. o.
November %, 1850. dec 4, 6is.
New Orleans Bulletin.
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n UGUET 4 PIKE.

INVITE the attention of Planters, Mechanics
\ and the public generally, to their large and
well assorted stock Of Al Asssss;3
CUTLERY, &c, which they a1asss5sS0MARD
have constantly in store and now receiving direct
from New York and eastern manufacturers viz
n Carpenters, Coopers Wheelright 4 Smiths
* tools of every description.
- 100 Coils Manila Cordage tassorted1
90 Coils Jute packing, 10 do Kentucky do,
100 Boxes glass assorted
1875 Kegs white lead pure and mol,
1000 Pounds putty in bladders,
1875 Kegs Nails (assorted,J 90 do Spikes, do
90 Bags wrought nails,
70 Dozen 1Ames'' short handle spades,
IL - shovels.
80 " Rowlands & Cars shovels and spades,
SO Pair Andirons assorted
rs +" shovels and tongs, 3 Dozen Coal hods,
25 Dozen cane knives, plain and hook.
SO /" brushes assorted, 25do sCollin's'' Axes,
10 " simmons axes,
81 Gross common table knives and forks,
IS Dozen Rodgers table and dessert do,
so Pair table carvers, assorted,
SO Dog. pocket knives, IS do scissors assorted,
$50 " Pad Locks,
so I" assorted brass and iron, "a
Cupboard, chest, box, and trunk locks, u
3 Casks strap hinges assorted,
Ok Log and trace chains, Blind brides and horse
Collars, Wood, Tin and Willow ware, Cross cut,
Mill and pitt Saws,
40 English Real twist, Patent Britch, Double
Barrel Shot GUNS. Together with every varie-
ty of goods usually found in a Hardware store.
sept. Id, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
rnr Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale, the Plantation
i on which he now lives, eight miles from the
town of Baton Rouge, on the East bank of the
Cumitc River. together with four negroes and
farming utensils, wagons. carts. oxen, horses,
mules. ploaghs, &c- &c. The above described
plantation Contains 400 acres, o50 of the same is
cleared in pasture and cultivation, 100 planted in
sugar cane, about 50 acres in last years plant, and
so in second year, 80 IN third year, cane IN mat
lays to plant ahont 60 acres, on the same is a first
rate steam sugar and grst mills, in good order and
plenty Of water. For terms apply TO WM. S.
PiKE, or the subscriber.
dec. Z. 6ts, M. l. MEEKER.
70 The s.. Francisville Chronicle will please
copy the above six times and send bill TO WM.S
PIKE. Esc.. Baton Rnure. for collection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
BATON ROUGE RACES!

TIME Spring Meeting over the MAGNOLIA
J. COURSE, 1851, will commence on,
Tuesday, the Irtaa March, 1851,
and continue throughout the week.
FIRsr DAr-Jockey Club Purse, $i00-en-
trance ten per cent added to the purse-mile heats.
SEcosp DAY-Jockey Club Purse, s20o-en-
trance money added-two mile heats.
Second Race--SaIae Day.
Sweepstakes for three years old-entrance
sl50-twenty FIVE dollars iorfeit--two mile heats,
to close on the tenth day Of January.
THiED DAr--Jockey Club Purse, so00-en-
trance added--three best in FIVE mile heats.
FouarH DAy-Jockey Club Purse, Sl00-en-
trance money ~added-three miles heats.
FlFTm DAY-proprietors Pnrse-,
Iy-The proprietor would state that there is ar
rangements being made for a Main Of COCKSto
be fought during the race week. Also that the
Course is II in better training order this fall than It
ever has been before, the best of liquors will be
kept at the bar. JAS. ]. ODOM, Proprietor.
10 F. S. The Baton Rouge s2duocafe, the n.
Orleans Weekly Praynse, and Weekly Delta, will
please publish once a week until the 18th ofJan-
uary, 1851. nov 80. ITS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Groceries.


T HAVE just received at tho Planters Store.
1 John shays, s,yar cured Hams, plain Hams,
Shoulders and Middlings,
Sperm and Star Candies,
Wibchesters' Boston Soap, tfrss quality
Starch, Indigo, Nntness, &c,
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Salt. Butter, Lard and Flour,
Pickles. Preserves and Brandy fruits,
Loaf, brown and crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum
Port, Claset, Medaria and Champaign wine,
Annisett. Rose aud peppt. Cordial,
Old Rye and rectifed Wniskey,
Rio Laguira Havana 81, Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails, Hoes, Ploughs, Spades and shovek,
Holion Tin and Crockery-wa
Glass, China and Earthen- WIRE,
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle wick.
With a general assortment OF Hardware and Cut.
!. lery. Nj. b. WOLFE,
july 20, ly. No. s Church Street.
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The New Orleans
r M III NJ n Y,
piRsef.p ny MHs. VAN Noorrs,

Tiaa.e,reaso PLAQUEMkNE, Parish AZ
fberctRr,
fTNllts institution, chiefly intended for boarding
l. pupiis, is situated ia enc Of the healthiest
parts of Louisiana, and has been established in
imitation Of the best European schools. The
course OF instruction embraces all the branches
of q complete education, both intellectual aud
ornamental, Strict attention is paid 10 tAe IMAM
ners and department OF the pupils, and also 10
their health by regular exercise in the open dir,
bathing, proper attention TO food. etc, ete. To
coinhile the advantages of a ieiined hafne.cdu-
cation with those OF associated study, lis the OBJ
lect which the direc,fess has In view. In hei
late voyage to Europe, Mrs, Van Nooten has
made arrangements for attaching permanently
10 her Institution, teachers in every way cofnpe-
tent and accomplished. Ia the English depart
naeut SHE has secured for the ensuing year. the
assistance Of a lady from Boston, of high reputa-
ton AS an lnstfietfess, and another French teacher
from Paris, whose arrival is expected at the
Academy early in the spting, will complete the
"personneli of the establishment.
Music, taught by Atad'lle Laurent. thersslf n
pupil Of Mr., Marmonsel, the first Prof, of Mn
sic al the the Conservatory of parisJ has the
most careful aud conscientious attention, Parents
are invited to visit the Academy, and Judge of
its locality.
For board and general instrue.
ton III English, French, and
plain and fancy needlewofk, 5000 per aanum.
Exclusive OF one weeks vacation aud raya.
bic ~ advance, per quarter oi twelve weeks)
Music lpianol Including Sollege, 5000.
Private singing lessons--lrawing aud painting,
and foreign language tf desired extra charges.
Day SCHOLARS,
General instruction IN English
aud French, and plain and
i.ne, neeilework LIST class sto per month.
ID class, s IS
I'd class,
references;
NaqAesHae VIM. Edwards, Esas DR.. Clement,
Xenon t,ahaave, ESP, Christopher Adams, Esq
Near or3saas Rev. DR., Neville. Alfred ienaen.
Esq, James Rnbb, Esq, II, c. Cammack, ESD,
Fred. Frey, Esq iafon Rosgt: u. ID. Avery,
Esl, Rev. ]. II. Liacbaugh; Alex. Dimitry.
Lao, 7asbsiass: RI. Rev. Bishop Polk, u. d.
lnnIA.if M...
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Ten Dollars Reward.

pANAWAY from the woodward of Hem
Ii derson Brothers, on the 9Th instant, a MIL
latto man, named NELSON, aged about b A.
years, about 8 feet J Or s inches in height, slender
make, has a front tooth wanting on the upper Jaw,
has beard unshaved for several weeks. Has a
downcast difHdent look when spoken 10, and oc-
casionally moves his head sideways " lille speak
ing. The above reward will be paid for lodging
him in any jail.
oct 10. II. STEPHEN HENDERSON, o,
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Notice..

THE public are hereby cautioned not to trade
l. or bargain for, q certain twelve inonths bend,
lated May the ath, 1850, signed By ]. Nolan as
principal, and J. i. Nolan as security, in favor Of
Charles Louis Petit, for the sum of s2,125, with
10 per cent interest per annum from date. The
sig,iefs Of said bond having been legally notified
moi TO pay the same except to the Undersigned
Said beud having been lost or nislaid from my
Office. j. Y. DURABLE, Sheriff.
West Button Rouge, Nov. 80, ls50.-lm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Avis.

L public est par ees presentes, notife de ne pas
IL n6gocier un certain Bond de douze mois, date
du 4 Mai, 1850, ~souscrit par John Nolan, CONNIE
principal ct John I. Nolan CONNIE caution, en- ia
veur de Chas. L. Petit, pour la somme dc $3,l25,
avec interet a raison de dix pour cent par an de
date, les signatures du dit Bond ayant etc legalle-
dit bond Sc trouvant periu gu @gare de mon bu-
rean. IV. DURABLE, Sherif.
Quest Raaton Rouge, Now 80, 1850. limo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
LAST DIRECT IMPORTATION
Now opening at the new store Of
r, PIGNEGUY,
Lafaystte Street ,.sai door 70 :. c. DAVIS, Drsggia

49,, n.... nu...a.
tsa'aysae spea 'e't aoof'V ?. " pasis, N1ss"'
.Yy .......aa,- a-a.a,a..a, ~ -. III,
"a ~ a"s - III -, 4 .,s.ta.
= M,srhh uRa ogops, ~. rsnsy n,as wv
ss'es'eu W ~ pa.,ne. ..,,m 49,, T., ~ p.an,' ~ r : NV =
ulauufies ~ fA,ore' Tilh NY sioaees. 49, "
t.eEafd 70 'he .asies " ~ au'nef ' ,"s.o a ! - :
thls otl'runi'y~~ethon whaeh WIN we io"ho 'he
GLOWING
Robes neif, anliqas, ieues ae sous pou, paaoie;
,p dc soles 'toens, 'i1ne ahiPfiHe' Fasoo'se
90 &c 20 Isne, pi.pnes 1alnasse' s"in 'e
90 &c go .n'ne1 saaln = VI, : 's ~ a ..,a.
As1etas g'aeees, ~ ~ sa,ois' VA , a9.'ss, "p p,ot
,lna' oak pa''assa, wv Ja .a,, 7 I y hs'' vi NV ~
Eia'b. s,lipsV' nku.aet a'' f,'iu a'esnsi 80 ~ -,
hts' all eolars, rioipnsss, y, eo,ors. oa1eses' W
ceiotH' ES' y sul' Hi ~ ~ s s,.. !. MI NJ -. y.
psi'of ~ - W. '', y, - .Isa' ras In : ~
haeas' saRf na,,sr, n'o ~ sb,i II, r'' s,ash, n,"s'' Az /.
e,,ss., s,ah s,rIes, ar rni,as, Rich entroidetqa linen
ca,nbyn hanalss,hisis plai, anl hetustifbel.
ltish blt. white embroidered canes,
- :. fft Ill., r..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OF West Baton R0uge--Sixth
District Court,

III the matter Of the Succession Of PIERRE BLANCHE
ARD, No. 424.
syTTHEREAS Bertrand Cazes, Administrator Of
w the succession OF Pierre Blanchard, deceas-
cd, has filed a provisional tableau OF his admins
tration in said succession.
Notice Is hereby given that all legal opposition
to the homologaiion OF said tableau, must be filed
in the Office OF the Clerk Of said Parish, in ten
days from the publication hereof.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this 9th
day Of December, A. D., 1850.
dec. z, ats. W.B. CHAMBERLIN, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Prints, Oils and Glass I!

TX KEGS, pure White Lead--l0o pure No. /,
- white lead-50 boxes Glass, assorted sizes.
llso. Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
Fellow, Whiting, Yellow 0ehrc, Black and Red
.ead, Vermillion Red, Lamp Black, Linseed
Oil, Nc, &c. For sale by
nov 30. LACQUER & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
For Sale or Exchange.

"a DESIRABLE place or residence. il she town
l1of Baton Reasa, known as Belle II
Nne. now occupied BY Vim. Oil, Esp -
above properly is FOR sale Or viii be exchanged Tor
it equivalent in Slaves. For further particulars
apply 10 Geo. A Pike, Baton Rouge Or chas. r..
Tessier. Ioinfe CoopEe. dec. i. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
To the Public Generally.

WE HAVE just received a splendid assort.
w ment Of Cr0rniso, TO which we invite the
especial attention Of our friends. Our stock con-
sists in part oi--Superfine. Black, Blue, Brown,
Green and Olive Froek Dress and Sac CoATs.
Also, Thread, Blanket. Cashmere and Flushing
CoArs, Boys Coars. a large variety. Our stock
Of fine and coarse PANraLooNs and vysTs il rn-
surpassed in town both for quality and cheap,ess.
Call and examine for yourselves.
oct 10. G. SIMON & BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Ladies Fair.

A FAIR will be held by the ladies of the Pres.
IA byterian Church, in the rowN HaAh, .gsns,
or the evening of the aad instant, aadS{HksSsS&
Through the day and evening OF the 2ith. @M
Ey~Deots open al 7 O'clock Monday evening.
aud ut 10 Tuesday, a, NJ. The object Of the Fair
is TO aid in erecting a new Presbyterian Church
IN this place,
BY order of tho Benevolent Association.
doc J. n Il. NJ PHILLIPS .S.rsr,
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N d r &c II.


I.NXTRANAGANT assertions onlasst and inn
IL nlotcst preteniious. over MI competitions, do
not IN Our view. promote The views Of sis e~rtfsfrs.
As advertising should DO done honestly and iu-
dicioisly. We iho,ghi proper not 10 advertise till
we had the greatest part Of our full stock on baud.
The LnrEcstsSfock
Of Dry Goods. fnncy and domestic goods. clothing,
- Hars, Cars. Boors. siioes. and plaptatiorg
goods. has been received per ships HUDSON,
Mempliist and others, at the Bee Hive Store.
MIR. OpEENmEEM.
who has lately returned from the North, took the
greatest pains and care 10 select the latest, cheap
est, and most fashionable style, Of fancy and staple
goods, to give satisfaction 20 our customers, and
purchasers IN general.
The Great Variety
Of the new aud fashionable stock, for both scxos,
being too numerous 10 specify,
We respectfully solicit all purchasers to call at
the
Uee-Iaive store.
where The prices will make IL an object 10 ail In
want of the siifle.
COtIN Il OPPENHEtM.
Like the bee. that takes from every flower,
To gather Store enough for all,
30 have we, In the iuckiest hour.
Our stock Of Goods laid in this Fall
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
The English Language.

TNHE undersigned proposes to give instruction
A. in the Science of the English Language, To
two classes. The course to one class will occupy
s hours a day, for - days and that to the other,
30 evenings. The charge will be ten dollars a
pupil in each. B. FRAZEE,
j dec 2. oss. corner of church & laird sits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Menochromatic Painting.

MASTER WI. r. FRAZEE will teach this
1tl charming art to such persons as may desire
To learn it. II may be learned in a course of 10
or Is lessons, The charge win be ten dollars for
the course. Specimens may e seen at Mrs.
Hubh's boarding house, corner of church and third
streets dec 4. ats,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Lost or MiSlaid.

A pRoMlssORY NOTE, drawn by William
n Herrin in my favor, for Filty-two s6-lao
lollars, with interest from LIST January 1910.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by return
ing it 10 me. ID. L, WOODRUFF.
uaysO.pi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Carpetings. Rugs g Oil Cloths
W. d. PHILLIPS & BROTHER

w. ID. PHILLIPS & BROTHER
OFFER tor sale one Of the most cx.ensiy. and
~ elegant assortment Of CarpetIngs 10 be found
IL the city consisting Of English and American
Three PLY, all Of The latest and best designs. also
q large lot nf Ingrain Carpets at prices sarying
from 10 TO 10 cents per yard. Oil Cloths yaryin9
Il width from 3 10 8 feet all Of which win ii sol9
10 per cent less than any ether establishment. 10
pr0ve which, a cali IS solicited. sent -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
6. NJ & BROTHER.

HAVE Just received from the North and New
Ii Orleans, carefully selected by ono fthe part
ners. II large and we'll selected assortment. Of Dry
Goods. Clothing. Hats. Boots, Shoes, Hosiery,
Blankets. Nc. Be. to which they invite the al
i%ention Of. the planters and public generally.
Their goats IRE nste, and will lie disposed OF on
the most reasonable terlns. OCT ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Wrapping PAPER.

R00 Reams. good quality. Just received from
UOO manufacturer at Cincinnati. and for sale
a. New Orleans prices by
dec 7, JoHy C. Ii NOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Walking Canes!

{ Wiz most extensive and complete stock Of
II WsLEIsG CAVES and UmBrgLras in Baton
Rouge, at c. A. LIONS. Lafayette St.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
LOW PRICES,

AFV NfNNslyN u ettuyHtIOt1
ITO a mans wares, but they are mresistable
i when they are combined with elegance
rea,ness and fitness, as are in the CLorHINe FOR
tssSrlKNgs. Sold by c. Al, lion, Lafayette ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
Garden Seeds.

u AISED and put up BY the SocIEry ofSHAxrRs
III Pleasant Hill. Ky. Just received and for sale
by fdsc 4, JOHN c. L-lNOIE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14
COIN 4 OpPENHEIM.

Nigh 81 tIAe GOIlen IScc-AhIVe,
d RESPECTFULLY Gull the at So.
III tcntioii Of The public to their % eSf13AX
advertisement In ailother column. VaMkHzz$EtE.
and having just received In addition asssTariRA
10 their large selected stock, a further supply Of
choice and fashionable gootls, selected with care
for this market. They havg oil hand u splendid
stock Of
Fancy Il staple Dry Goods.
Clothing, SHOES. Hats aud peffimery. which IN
style, quality and ehenpiess, not surpassed IN any
establishment in the South.
Call and judge for yourselves at tile Bee
Hire Store.
Corner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets former
Iy II. Lanouc's. juno y ly.