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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
HENRY cLAY's MANNER OF SPEAKING.

HENRY CLAY'S MANNER OF SPEAKING
A correspondent Of the Nesc York Iri-
bunc gives the following account Of Mr..
Clay's oratory on the occasion Of one Of
his recent warm speeches for the compro-
misc:
"Mr. Clay was on his high horse again
yesterday. He made rafting, thunder
ing, smashing speech. He came down on
the Administration like wolf upon the fold.
His defamation was brilliant, impudent
and provoking. We know Of no man who
can excite simultaneously the feelings Of
resentmentland admiration 80 efectually as
Nj. Clay: His oratory teaches US to see
how il is that an lrishman can enjoy shil-
lalagh fight with bis best friend. In his
speech Of yesterday, Mr.. Clay would say
something in one breath for which one de-
sired to embrace him, and in another some
thing that would prompt man Of any COM
bativeness to wish to knock him down. He
portrayed the blessings Of fraternal union,
the delights Of concord, harmony and peace; !;
he expressed bis desire to heal divisions and
allay animosities and irritations; and then
he challenged the Administration TO bring
out champion Of its policy on the floor Of
the Senate, and he promised to grind him
to powder. M. Clay became deeply ex-
cited. He bore his crest proudly. He dis
played the spirit and fire Of youth. Deep.
pervadng passion spoke in bis impetuous
gestures and his purple countenance.-
He became unusually voluble, and impas-
stoned. His voice was never finer or more
flexible, or more trumpet-toned. He thnn-
dered and lightninged and stormed amain.
He shook his hoary locks, gray with three
and seventy winters, even ss the storm
shaken moss that depends from the sturdy
branches ola venerable monarch oftHe for
est sways and trembIes IN the gale. His
features cleaned with demonioc energy
sWithering blasts came from his mouth
He rained down censures and impfecations.
He seemed to wing his way through and
over the Senate chamber like hawk over
the frightened flock of barn yard: self
poised, he pounced upon this argument and
that, and tore it in pieces MS with the heak
md talons Of vulture. Old as be il, bis
eve was not dim, nor his natural force abat-
ed. We gloried in HARRY CLAY"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04
m. WIN. II. WHITE,

When no, professionally engaged, may be iouno on
=, h;s residence, Corner Of Fourth and Rock
Island s,s, opposite A Sanders dwelling.
Davenport, Feb. 2ist, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04

A rery TAI nan. Tor the purpose oI quiz
Eng Dr.. Of N,) asked him 70
prescribe for his complaint, which, he de-
clared, was sleeping with his mouth open"
'.Sir," said the Docter, syour disease Is
incurahle. Your skin is too short, 30 that
when YOU shut your eyes, your mouth
opcns'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-07-04

MoNTHEAL.-Two hundred houses were
burned down on the l7th in Montreal
They were situated in Nazareth street.
One or two women were burned to death. !
Property insured
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
DRY GOODS
And Clothing tabiiShmeMt,

'G T.. HART. offers fhe M,sve soods al IA .ah
y. such prices as VIII bear esfrtrtifioh FHPNh
with any larger establishment in Baton xaLsI
Rouge. having stAsctcd the goods from the first
establishment in the@s ity of New Orleans, they
will be sold on guarantee and If not as presented
the cash in all cases will he returned, being deter
mined TO sell on small profits and quick returns,
Wiz:
French Mcriao sscs, Ffock and paiscfs,
English do ds do
Linen Check do do dr.
Toile DE- North and Alpaca d0
Cashmere and simmer CassinerS do
Pants. y
French Merino. English do Alpaca &y do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Cotionadc,
Kentucky Jean, Tciie de North and Monterey,
Vests.
Figured Satins. Black do Casbmefci DO
Marseilles. Figured Linen and plain, 10
Shirts.
White Linen Bosom of extra style and fnfsh
aolorcd do Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe mdershiYss,
Drawers, Hoisery, Slspcnders, Cloves aud every
article in the furnishing line.
N. B. 10 dhHen superior men's large sizs SIX
gloves. 'E
Dry Goods.
Figured and plain colored and white, Muslhik,
|Alpacas; Eincn Oh every 9oailty; rom ~ 10 J oV
|per yards, Bleached and mhleached MuslHs,
!colored Cambfics, Hood 10 MItsquito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Camb1cs, Hands,. silk, do
simmer Batiste do Foulard, Wells, Thread
land Cotton Laces, Cottonades, Fancy Linens fr
Pants, fdstardos Hickory and every article in ths
store line.
TO tyse Trade.
] have on hand 50 Gross of Robcrfson's Perrsfs
III dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Sietf pens, 80
dozen Purses and Wallets, 90 dozen French soap
a large assortment of lewelry, 80 dozen
two blade knives, 20 dozen Razors and Fancy
Goods Of every description which viii sell at
New Orleans wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the goods md l can
challenge competition.
june sly ~ H. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Family Grocery Store.

fTNIlE undo sslgi,sd respectfully in.
l. frtrns ths pnblic that he hdF
|n0vcl 10 his Oh Sand ON I@vee Street, and has
ION baud and il cnq, instantly s~eesiyipa = large assof'-'
|nens OF articles in the abs4e line among whicts
|nrc
Sugar Louisiafx and 1fae ma, double Refined,
Cr,sh,sr and Powdered,
|CoFsc n,i Tea OF various dasIi'ifs<
Fish Ssfhines, Goldfish, HuIlock, Mackerrl aipE
Herriugs.
7oha~o, OF different qualities,
|Cigars ! common and fine,
|Go,dh- Sperm, star. Sfearine and 1'nif6w. 'a
Snip @rla ahd extra family Soap, .
Spires; Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutruegs,
Mustard. and Cayenne Pepper,
|P1kIrs fmrrubers. Olive and CaT~rs.
P,Urisiors Flo'r. Fork, Krei, Lard tssspi. Dried
beef Bologna SarsaGes and nref Tongue
|Chrcsc Holland. Chtshirs and WesFttn,
|krhhpps; Tomato and Walnut.
|OIs; Olive, in half bottles and bottles, Lard and
Lamp.
Fruits EoisinS, Currants, Figs, Laies and hrun~
died Fruits,
Nuis; Almonds and Pecans,
Ch~uFntc; Sweet and SpiessI M, j.
" ines ol vnriolis qualities, Cor',als ri MI kinds
Did Brandy, Jamaica Rum, Holland TN,
Monongahela Whiskey, London Poster and
Ale.
have constantly on hafra Tar. Rosin nnd Pitts
|burgh Coal. pne 81 y. A. MOSTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
TO Leyee Contractors,

|GEALED Proposals will be received by the
~ Mayor and Board OF Co,lncilmeu of the towr
'of Bayou Sara, until Wednesday the 3lst July
1850, to construct . Levee around said Town. az
TO the plan. dimihsions and specification:
ito be seen at the Mayors Office in said Town
Said contract will embrace about u mile ofIeeee
ION al average about 20 feet base, and five feet
suid work to be awarded 10 the lowest am
best bidder, who will he required TO give bom
and security f1t one half more than the amount Of
the contract Conditioned that the said work
shall be completed by the first day Of January
next, and according TO contract.
Persons sending in proposals, will furnish at the
Same time the names oftheir securities, otherwise
the bid will not he considered.
JAMES r. MARKS, Mnyor.
WV. BAIL,
Epw,a H,tt,
G. w. BALL,
A. GAMMA,
July &, 3t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
further Details BY the Pacific.

Ia our list We gavea telegrapllIe syn
@psigS OF the foreign news brought over by
The PAcIr,c. Fire suljoined summary,
which we get Ivy way of st. Louis, viii
be found interesting. .
o NEw YoaK, July J.
The Pacific encountered very heavy
weather for flfrcc days, but her engine ha'
not been STOPPED /. her run to llnliiaS wa'
3 DAYS II hours, Tile Eutnpn's tiews
was published in Liverpool on Monday
but had no OTHER effect tim to atisc more
activity in the cotton market'
Tt,ereGas lee,l a fair business done ~
sugar ut full Prices. Accounts FROM the
manufacturing districts continue favorable
a ENGLAND
The House Of Lords was II srenc of the
most exciting debate on Monday night
growing out ola motion Of Lord Stanley
lelativeSo the conduct Of Government i,
the Greek affair, Lord Stanley i~retacet
the INTRODUCTION of his rtiotlor ny II sreecl
of nh hours duration, in which he con
tended that Tie lcadiug characteristic OF
the whole transaction with Greece was
that of prevbrication lind dishoilor on tho
pnrt Of Ministers. At tile conclusion Of
his speech, (Which was loudly cheefed
throughout IT, delivery he made n vlgor
ous appeal to the House, cntreatitg then
not 10 allow the mighty power Of isiiglnIl'
to be prostituted In opposing II weak hli'
almost d~eferreless ,ation,
The Marquis Of Ianslownn undertook
n defence Of Lord I'almcrstor, but witt
poor success, NJ on n division, the Minis
tsr4 were left in Il m'nority.0
\ The bill aDolisliilig the Lord Licutcn'
Nancy of Ireland passed n second reading
N,ye Iarge minority.
Y Should the Ministry not resign, there
VA growing belief that the great "Jndns
,HS,al Exhibition Of nll Nations" at Lon
dSn, will fail for want Of funds.
H'be growing crops Of England and Ire
larSa are said to look unusually promising
The announcement made on Friday
tha,Nthc Russian Government had protes
ted against the titnilner III which Tho
Green. affair was terminated by Mr.. Wyse
il fuIlSS confirmed by accounts subsequent
'y r''etle'' ,,,,rr.
The aSsverse report Of s,e Committee on
the Presidents Salary Bill caused a great
ErnsntionVn the Assembly on Saturday
The correspondent of the Globe is ass'lre'
that the President will not accept OF an,
modification of the sum demanded, ans
,ngnrds the whole opposition as an intrigue
uftbe LegitlSlists, got mp with the view %
provoking n MISS. At a Cabinet co.url
held on MONEY!. it was reso,vt ID that tho
Minister'S shoSd resign in the event o
the President'sSaIary bill being rejected IL
the Assembly. \
At'Srn1A.
The Cistout4lIu,se duties between Aus
trim and UunrtrN have been abolished
The Government ,M,owcvcr, docs not pro
pose to %rcIinguish Nc monopoly Of the 10
lmcco trade.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

EXTRA SEsstoN.-Gcn. Felix Huston
has modestly, or rather, perhaps, patriotic.
ally, published a letter calling upon the
Governor to convene an extra session OF
the Legislature, to take into consideration
the condition of the State, arising from
the effects of the destructive crevasses
thai have occurred this year. We have
not room for the Generals letter, and doubt
the policy of calling the Legislature to-
gether merely for the object set forth.
But there is a part of the letter that We
approve of. 1T is that which relates to
the biennial sessions of the Legislature.
We believe that the people are heartily
tired Of the experiment of bicnuial ses.
slons. They now see that annual ses-
Sons, limited to sixty days, are far prefer
able-that it is tooolong to be two YEA
without a Legislature. But, being pres
scd for time, We must postpone this sub
Iect for the present, and will recur to it in
our next.-Rea Rirer Republican.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

a Communicated.
We had the pleasure on Thursday Eve
hing of listening TO a concert OF lnstru-
mental music given in the Senate Cham
Der at the State House by Mr.. Charles
|Wynen, a native Of Belgium. The New
Orleans papers had heralded his fame, and
ibis arrival among us was greeted with no
small degree of satisfaction. Had we not
|been prepared by Il previous knowledge OF
his merits, to receive him, he would indeed,
have taken us by surprise. His perform
lance was truly inimitahle. The violin,
that embodiment of sound, and personifi-
of music,-in his hands was like a
thing of life. Many who have heard the
|far-famed Vieux-Temps, Ole Bull and other
celebrated violinists of the present day,
give him. a rank among the foremost. If
this he so now, what can be expected of
him in his ripper years? He is indeed, a
Of genius.
No less pleasing and astonishing a part
the evenings entertainment was made
up of his performance upon all instrument
'ofhis own invention, and christened by the
'euphonious name of Yerowa : Soloma.
This interpreted means, no doubt, sticks
and straacs. Ye cleaners of Belgium
The rye and the rake have been metamor-
into instruments of music, and the
Of your toll has been crowned with
the sweet notes of song.
A description of this wonderful instru-
|ment has been given SO repeatedly, that
the curious can only be gratified by seeing
and hearing it. This they a now have
opportunity of doing. Mr.. Wynen, at
the request of many of his friends and adj
having consented to give another
at the saloon of the Harvey House,
ms ercniag, previous to his departure for
thu North.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
COIN & OPPENHEIM.
sign of the Golden Beehive

u ESPECTFULLY call the at So
II tention of the public to their FeZsAx
advertisement in another column, ,GEz9sz1Y.
and having just received in addition SEaESG8
Ito their large selected stock, a further supply OF
choice and fashionable goods, selected with care
for this market. They have on hand a splendid
stock of
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods,
Clothing. Shoes, Hats and Periumery. which in
style, quality and cheapness, not surpassed in any
establishment in the South.
U-Call and judge for yourselves at the Be
Htss Store.
Corner of Lafayette and Laurel streets former
sly Z. Lanoue's. Juie S ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Ten Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the woodward of Hendcr- 4
IL son Brothers on the sth instant, a mulatto EE|
man named NELSON aged about 3s years, In
about 6 feet 7 or S inches in height, slender make
|has a front tooth wanting OF, the upper jaw, hi
beard unshaved for several weeks. Has Il down.
cast diffident look when spoken to, and occasionallJ
moves his head sideways while speaking.
The above reward will be paid for lodging hin
i'm any Jail. STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton Rouge July 10y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Important isom Mexico,
rRurAsrrpEc rpsA rr coScLrp.

TEN TREMif ph
We have the unspeAable qualification
of announsinyib onr ElIow-citize"~ the
intelligence, that our eneggetlc and accom-
pli-led Minister. to MeNco has succeed
I'D in ctfccting n treaty WIN that Govern
meut. similar in its provisions to that al.
ready made with Nicaragua whereby ON
citizens will tn Snablcd to tArry into effect
thri Cd cherished enterprise " building /;
railway communication bctWksg the two
oceans, which will bring NV Orleans
awitllin twelve days travel of MN Francis
V q
Mr.. Lrtclcr deserves thca warnes'
thanks of his countrymcn for thCetnct, en-.
ergy and unwcariel perseverance, Which hc
has displayed in conducting to a Successful
close this arduuus negotiation. Cp New
Orleans he has conferred an immcifkc ben
eft. and il will he her own taultRf tho
whole current of Pacific travel, WV, it,
rich treasures. is rorsliverted from its a'res.
eSSnt course and made to centre in her Mort
On this subject, however, we havts ne
fear. We know that the coA,lnittec ~
pointed ny Our CliHenN, ~ bhch PUN
meeting last summer, have boon constana
ly and laboriuusly engaged i'll the pcrtornN
ancc of their duties; that they have made
the necessary arrangements with the gran.
tees who hold the concession from the
Mexican Government and that other and
important preliminary arrangements have
been made, which will soon he presented
to the public.
We shall return to this subject, but
cannot refrain from again co~ngratulatinq
our citizens on this suspicious intelligence
The treaty was made on the 9Th OF
June, and entrusted immediately to a spe.
cial messenger, to be carried to Washing
ton City. The messenger arrived here ii
the Water Witch, and immediately pro
ccedcd North.-Ptcoyune, l0th instant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

IT OAF Sugar and crushed do, brown do, IA
IL coffee, tea. chocolate, canvassed hams, ~
Hard in kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces,
and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
raisins c~urrants, primes, brandy fruits,
nice, ginger, mustard, spices of all kinds, ground
land fit for immediate use, sperm candles; soap.
|@castile do, indigo, figs. blue, sweet oil, white wine.
(cider, vinegar, French brandy, old Holland Gin.
old rye whiskey. madeira, port, champagne clar-
let wines. cordials raspberry vinegar, syrup, &c.
Always on hand of the best quality--together
with a general assortment of crockery and glass
WARE, for sale by Tunes ly.1 JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
MARRIEH

In Clinton. La, on the morning olthe 9Th instant
.by the Rev. Mr.. WALL. Mr.. LEWIS f CARTER
of New Orleans, to Miss BETTE Ii. RAlNEY
of Kinds county, Mississippi.
We cannot allow the occasion to pass by with.
out giving expression TO oSr ardent hope that tp
future Of the fair and beautiful bride and mani
bridegroom, whose union is chronicled above
may be prosperous, happy and pleasant. and tina
all of The blessings which the Almighty vouch
TO human beings upon this earth may he
theirs, in fullest f%r,iitioii, until the Termination
of life's pilgrimage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COur du Sixieme District Judiciaire,
ParOisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

1 A TTENDU que John Bartel, senr. administra-
N tcur de la Succession de John Forbes, de la
dit Paroisse decide, 4 depose All bureau du SOUS
signe g%reffier. III compte de sont administration
de la dite succession.
! Avis est par la ~prcscnte dome 4 tous ceux in
.teresses. a deduire leur raisons, dams les dix lours
de la premiere publication de Get avis, pourquoi
lie dit comptc ne serait pas approuve ct homo
'logue commencement a la loi, ct lie dit administra-
,tcur There's de toute responsabilite envers de la
.Gte succession ct son bo,,d cancellG ct ennulie.
! June 80, 2fs. NJ. MORENO, Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
SHAVING PASTE.

TrST' received 600 boyrs Of superior PEARL
!.D PASTE. This article Is from the celebrated
|klmbaII, il makes a superior cream in one second
|at the Same time causes the operator 10 cover the
face like a locomotive, keeping the razor IN goot
at the reduced price Of 2jc. in cases. at
june 80, ly. $. I. HARI7S,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Notice.


IS 450.
BAroS Hotaf. 71a MN. 1850.
I'm the first day of january next, 1851, | pro-
~ mise TO pay to the order Of John Gayle, at the
Branch of the Louisiana State Bank at Baton
Rouge the sum Of -Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
with eight per cent interest from date hereof I'M
It'll paid. for value received
(Signed) MARY +. CRENSHAW,
w II. CRENSIIAW.
No variation sAut. SxoLr,ftp. Recorder,
Endorsed. JoHs GAYLE. w. u. CRENsHaw,
II. s. THonpE.
The public is cautioned against trading for 81
'promissory note Of which the above is d copy
The consideration for which it was given, having
The same will not I've paid.
MARY f. CHENSHAW,
july 6. 2t. W. II. CRENEHAW,
By their Atty. ]. M ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Notice..

Smccssion Of WILLIAM HERRrx, de~aard.
A IL persons having claims against the success.
n sion of my deceased husband, William Her.
rim, will please prcsant them duly authenticated
to me, or my Attorney A. NJ. Dunn, at Bator
Rouge, and those indebted are requested 70 make
immediate payment. MELISSA HERRIN.
July -. Its. Administrative.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

ia" Of tue Baltimore SIR, says
'One of the oldest Democratic clerks il
this city was to-day promoted by Mr.. Sc
cretary Meredith to the desk occupied By
a Wing clerk, who resigned. | believe
our city postmaster also promoted some o.
the Democrats in his Office"
Still Gen. Taylor's enemies call his {
proscriptive administration
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Avis,

s,mrrs,eon de WILLIAM HERR1r, dfefds. '
IT rs personnes ayant de reclamations contre
L 4 la succession de mon defeu mari, William
les presehtera ddprent certifGs d moi, on
Avocat A. NJ. Dunno Baton Rouge, ct tous
'ceux endGtee. h la dit succession ct price de faire
immediate Placement. MELISSA HERRIN,
Juliet 10. 3fs. Administrative
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

A theatrical manager Of New York
lis dramatising the Parade Ground Incl.
dent between Forrest and Willis, under
the title of "Dashes ut Fashionable Life
with q Free Cowhide.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Catholic Books,

A LARGE variety of Cathol ET7v3H
II Books Also the Catholic Al A.tsEY
manac for 1850, and the American AAR1
Almanac of Useful knowledge for 1850. just re-
ceived and for sale by. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN
june 5 ly. opposite the Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the success
II sion of John Capoulade, late of this Parish,
|arc requested TO present them 10 the undersigned
Curator and Liguidator of said succession.
iuiy u. ct. LOUIS BONNECAIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Spring and Summer Goods!

Spring and Summer Goods!
WYE have Just rte,iys ~ yslJitea. sttca q N I'M.
w Spring ana sum mcs1'ep'Ge~
Goods, both staple and sftsy, which ws~4~@|
ithcr at Ned Orldais
Orr nssd,imynf IL rfosfHF n"Rh Grr SMf
,tsr, mimfm8 a0J rn,fs'<Es. il
pm7 n hr fhfouitE,
III Linen I,'.szia' shecSfng. Irish t.iicnis
tf al QUALITIES
nurhascns Lirefs; alIc.cIcths. Napkins, atr.
Danraseas and other fable seits, ,.
Pillow case ltften; all descriptions If Llirf.
GorIs; cf.cks, Arabia. fisrados Nc.
Plain ami Fancy Drillr,gs TOR pahts
summer CAiicoes,.
Jaconnets and Orgamlies, Ginghattts smF
fN,iste dEtt.se.h
Thrcml lme ~ejgings and Insc 'f'rpr.
Swiss lnsertings, do Mluslins .lSconsts Sc,
Latest style sifk.
Ard worsted B,rcgcs, silk fissttr-, HTi
sgtan,cr weat.
Paris ltstifd. Toile du Nortl
Fthfy srfd'roidcrsd muslin dtess r~Atffetns.
Il roDpiqe assortment NJ
Ladies' and t,cutlctncn's Shoes CATERS
Bfpgfnts fhas &r. q.
4 splaasthl stock Of Rserrh segi1tuiery
Essences, soap Oils, p~orsdtafh by fhc pound "
N in small lats; tLatfst ttho hnlr tHf5pap pm oSN@hs
'%o"horr A4hfHdf rim tr fnrt a%rihirJ'
wafer in gfcaf qua~aiics, and i'll shots
Isll articles belonging to that Tine
parasOls, .a...
Ladies parssoIs; silk uutl,re Rns,
blcacicd and mlleached cottuns. Twitled
and Plain Lowclls.
Plantation straw hats, tvery Iowt
Le5horn Hats.
Fine Cutlery scissors, pen, pocket knives Nc,
Musqui.o Meetings., snd a large assortment
OF Ladies' bose.
.and al ortdlcs intr ny Gs,pIs and Fanry linz
IL We beg fe lmhvs nd gentlemen Of tic
kity t@l urtsfloti,ewt a extend ~ IA II SHIRE Of
their patresa aye. %a.~'ting them tEas we will do dat
lin ouv owe 10 merit il.
june 8, ly. BONNLcAIF & SffEFPfRS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
PAR 2 d.

s Fautaisie de Concert for Piano. by m .anatenr
G Carnival de VerYse' by Paganini. executed
Qy particular rkquest) on the violin
By Mr.. Hymn.
7 "Silvio Pellico' song, : = By m .Anmfcr.
s La Cenernntola Lrrrccia Borgia' fantastic
de Concert on the extraordinary instrument
composed Of wood and straw called 'Yerowt
j Solonan = = by Mr. Hynen.
H. TICKETS At. Children 50 cents, to ht
had at Messrs. Bonnecaze Il Shoppers, Cohn &
Dppenheim and +. Pigncguy-AIso at the dool
IN the evening of the concert. Concert TO com
nencc at 81 o'clock. july -, 1t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13
Notice.

A Ill those who have any Accounts or Notes
"A. against S. +. Hart in Baton Rouge will please
TO present them by the 23th OF July. All thoss
Indebted TO me from last year will do the SAINT
without further notice.
July ~, 1850. y. Il. HAHT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

MIss1ss1rPt ELEcrtoN.-By the return
1T appears that in all but four counties
Gen. Bell hts a majority Of ST votes fo1
Secretary Of Suite, and it is Thought thu
full ret.trns will not elIahge the result.