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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
CDUR DES pKEUVEs.
paoisse Ouest Baton Rouee.

Attendu que Jeanne Prosper, admibistfa.
trice de Ia succession de feu Joueph Martin,
son mari DECIDE; d enregistf6s dams catte
son tableai ct complies administration,
avec ga petition, delnandant pour fhoinoloea-
Avis est par 10 present donnt a tontcs
personnes ayant des objections ltgales i Pho
mologation sns.dite, d'~onrtgistrtr Icuf opposi.
ton dams DIX jottrs de- cette date.
"a iuih 20 L. FAVROT', r. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
IT. We are requested by Mr.. Laxative, to
publish the following letters

Iubitph tbp itp thE ...A -s
~pLAaurMtFB, 10Th June, le43.
10 The Edab4 81 the Planters Gazette.
It wal not until Monday last, the 18th
inst, that | received an answer, from Va
lerien Allan, Junr. to my letter Of The
18th Of last May. This ~evasive letter !
desire you to publish, together with my
letter. II will satisfy every man OF sense
that Mr.. Allan could not answer mega.
lively 10 my questions this excuse Is I'll
volous and untenable he does not wish
10 see his In print he Is about to
Abseit himself from the city, aud will re.
turf about the 25th or 26thp f this month,
when | may PROFOUND questions to him
which he will answer verbally and in per.
son J II Is well known that at that time
(the last Of the monthly my presence will
BIO necessary in my district ! yet, 1t seems
that he will not deliver his answer 10 any
friend OF r%nine-~they can only be given
In person !
The fact that Mr.. Allan does moi re.
momtet thy first name tho calls inc "iSt.
dore," etc Is evidence sufficient to show
that nothing more than n slight passing
acquaintance could have existed between
us. Your ob't. sey't.
ZENON LABAUVE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
IMPORTANT AUX PARENs.

A une assemble des.d+rectenrs du College
de Baton Rouge, tenue r6cemment (a cotl-
dition financiere du pays ayant etc prise en-
consideration privilege a etc octroye au Pre-
sident de la dite institution, de deduire 335
pour cent sur les prix etablis, pourvu que
Placement sort fat ponctuellerEsnt dsaVance
tous les trimIestres on ternes.
Les prix elev6s ayant etc cause d'objection
au College, on espere que les pafens salBi-
ront maintenant Occasion des avartsges su-
p~erieurs que leur offre cette institution pour
I'education de Ia jeunesse, en- accordant TN
soutien liberal.
10 JUN 1881 R. II. RANNEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
ZENON LABAUVE.
pLAauEM1NB, 12th May, 1913

Mr.. Valetien Allan, New Orleans.
Dear Str--This letter will be delivered
to You by Il special messenger, In order TO
obtain from you an Immediate written an.
swer, that you will please give The beafer.
The reputation of a man Of truth which
you enjoy and deserve, satisfies me before.
hand that you will answer mo in q frank
manner know that this task will be dis.
agreeable to your peaceable disposition
but my situation and tho nature of the
case require il. | am therefore DESTROYS
that you will answer, categorically The
following questions
1st. Did you tell me, at The 81. Louis
Exchange, in New Orleans, on or about
Tuesday evening, The Ord Of January last
past, that you had and with reluctance,
taken charge Of a message for me, from
Mr.. Hiriart
I'd. Alter explaining tho motives that
had induced you to take charge Of this
mes age, did you tell me that The first in.
tention Of Mr.. Hiriaft had been 10 send
me d challenge, but that no proposed 10
me TO submit the election 10 the people,
over again, and that he would withdraw
his protest, and all difficulty would be set.
tied, otherwise personal difficulty between
US was unavoidable, and that | must ca.
pect It 7
was informed that Mr.. Hiriart was in
possession Of a letter from you relative TO
this communication, The tenor of which |
do not know, but | do know what you sta.
ted to me, and what | expect TO see re.
peated in your letter.
am with respect, &c.
ZEN0N LABAUNE.
l. tho undersigned, certify The present
letter Is a true copy of the one | have
handed TO Mr.. Valoripn Allnin in person.
l.. ROUSSEAU.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

pLrAs1Sa INTERCHANGEABLE find The fol-
lowing paragraph in the National Intelligen.
Ger Of the Sd instant:
Tho WIRES have reason TO be gratified
at the effect Of tho measures proposed and
carried by them in tho last Congress for
restoring the credit Of the government, and
placing tho finances upon a somewhat
moro respectable footing than that upon
which tho late Administration left them.
The attempt of the government 10 borrow
money atan interest Of six per cent. per
annum tosupply the deficiency which that
Administration left in the ways and means
of tho government was, when first made,
mot only vain, but il even became Il sub.
iect for the scoiis and jeers of these who
delighted in the embarrassment of the
Treasury. Since the passage of the new
Tariff act, against the violent opposition
of nearly tho whole Locotoco party, old
and new, the government has found It's
credit gradually rising, and latterly has
had no difficulty in getting what money it
wants and at this moment its six per ct.
stock, issued for money borrowed, IS actu.
ally selling on tho New York exchange at
fifteen PEI. cent. ADORE par. The governs
ment could now, owing to the combined
effect of the reduction of its expenditure
and the increase of its revenue from duties
on imports, borrow any amount Of money
that it desired at five per cent. and per.
haps even at a lower interest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Third District Court-Pnrish Of ilaat I'm
ton Rouge. .
Isabel Douiirrnez,
Ynoccncjo Bulnez, y nijdG.
January 2t-t ie13.

". No 3Jls
YnOccncio Bulnez, Y rijiG.
January 2t-t isis.
This is an action instituted By the ptarutif
against her husband for q separation of pro.
pcrty and the recovery ald administration Of
her paraphernai estate oil the grounds Of he
embarrassed state Of his affairs BY which her
rights have become endangered, a default WAS
entered against the defendant and more than
three judicial days having elapsed since the
rendition thereof, and the defendant having
still failed to ppear and file his ahEWer, on
motion Of plaintiffs counsel, this day Wds as
signed TO enable plaintiff by proof 10 make
said judgment by default defInitiye and final.
and the court being Of the opinion that the al
legations in plaintiffs petition are fully esta-
blisltcd by the law and tho evidence oral and
documentary adduced in support thereof, and
on file IN this suit: It's therefore ordered
adludged and decreed that Isabel Domenguez
be, and she is hereby declared to be separate
III property from her husband, Ynocencio Bni
ntz y NIT, that She recover as her separate
~paraphernal property, the possession Of d lot
OF ground with the lmproVementG thereon, in
squafesno. lsip that part Of The town Of Baton
Rouge laid out by A Grass, which she ac-
CURED from G Acosta by authentic act passed
before Oh. Tessier Parish Judge on The 9th
JHiB iooU, ALSO VI VIE sfhVtSt idHHdn ana TET
child Isabel, acquired by donation inter eiuas
from mad. M NJ Lorente by ~notarial act before
Chaties X Tessier, Not. Pub. on the goth Nov.
1910. and also Of the several articles Of
household furniture and bedding, set forth
in schcdIie a, Annexed 10 plaintiffs pc
tition and that The plaintiff have Judgment
against her said husband for the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-fourd Dc llarSandfffy cents.
BY him received on the 9th June 1890, and have
d legal mortgage on his estate to take effect
from said date fr the restitution Of the same
and for the costs ofsthis suit 10 be taxed,
January Is, I843.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge Sd District.
] hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
copy of the original judgment.
June II 10 A WINTHROP, CIefk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

Massachusetts STATE Conpention.-Ex- Gor-
ernor John Davis was nominated by this body
as a candidate for Governor. but declined.
The Hon. George N. Briggs, Of Pittsfeld,
was then agreed upon as the candidate, with
great nnanSmity and the Hon. John Reed,
Of Yarmouth. was nominated IS Lieut.. Gov
eEnnr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

"Tea~~ The subscriber having
cNAL etapioyed several first rate
NfTn-N wortmeh from Newark, N.
eaSkLLIs1@say~-xas3L ahd Enlarged, his accom-
modaiiohs; is now prepared to repair carriages
of every description with neatHs5s and des-
patch. A few setts Of Nottheft hdalle hat.
ness for sale, at invoice prices. Also on
hand and completing an assortment Of cherry
and poplar bedsteads for sale low. A share ~
patronage Is solicited.
aug 10 % w. r. TUSNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Paroissc dEat Baton Rouge-Cour dh
Troisieme District.
Isabel Do'ninguez

1H5IGb'lo SuIutb HltGs' a..
2kJanvier 1919.
Cettc action est i~rstitree par Ia pIa jgnante
contre son mari pour une separation dc blens,
ct pour le REQUIREMENT ct administration
de "a proprlete paraphernale, a cause de lGtat
embarrassed dc ses ~affaires ct du danger de
perdre sd dlte propriete. Dtfaut ayaat etc
enregislr6 cpntre lie defendeur, ct trois jours
ludiciaires s'stant 6~con}es, sans comparative
pour repondle, sur motion du ~eonseil dc la
spiaignante, &c jonr etc a~ppoinfe pour que Ia
plaignante. par preuee, fasse ce jngemgnt f.
nal et Ia cour etsnt ds,epinion que les allSga-
tons dams Ia petltiod~de ia plaignsnte sont
pleiHement sontenues par Ia Ioi ct ie ternoi-
gnage, verbal ct autreinent, offert dams cette
cause ct e~nragistre an greTe. II est done or
donGe, adiug6 ct decteteS cue Isabel Domin-
gtsez, soft ct ellie est teciaree ere separee en-
p~ropriGte de son mari Yrseencio BnInez y
Muir, ct qu'elle recolIvre; CONNIE sa propriete
paraphernale CT aGFareej possession du lot de
terre, avec. touteg les authorizations qui sly
trouvent, dams le carre DO ], ,dans cette par
tie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpentGe par
A. Grass, qu'e1le acq1it de- E. Acosta, par
acte passe patdcrant Oh. Tessier, JUICE dc pa
roisse, lie 0 JUN 1880, aussi les e~sciaves Han
nah ct son enfant Isabel, acquis par donation
inter uiras de Mad. NJ, d. Lorente, par acte
~notoriat devant Oh r. Tessier, notaive public,
le 20 Novembre 1910, ct aussi des divers ar
ticles de meubles ct Its decrits dags Ie sche-
dule A, accompagnant Ia petition de IA plai-
gnante, ct qu'elie ait Iugeti1snt contre son dit
mari pour Ia somme dc cent yingt-quatre pias-
tres ct cinquante sous, reGus par lui le 9juin
1880, ct hypotheque legal sur sa propuetet a
dater du dit jour, pour Ia restitution a5 Il dite
sonme, ct les frais du dit prgces.
% ~iaavisr, 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
PROBATE COURT,
'grisb Of Vast Baton Eorlge.

Whereas Jeaftne Prosper, Administrative of
the estate of Joseph Martin, her late husband,
deceased, has filed n this court a tabieau
and accounts Of hef administration, with her
petition praying for the homblogation thereof.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing any legal objection 10 the h~omologaiion
aforfsaidsto file their opposition thereto in
TIN days from this daie.
june "a 20 i T7AFFnf', r =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

Il a une e%lcatrlte SUI Ie ped droF', dune -ap.
parence clair noir ct b1rdi, il SO disait appar-
tenir prenidrement . M. Nichole, apr6s a la
veuve J%enkins, des Attakapaa, maintenant SC
dit apparterir a Nathan Smith eur Ia rivierc
Antite. lie propridtaire cat prize de le retirer
en- Sc conformaut 4 ii loi.
"a JUN 20 3. BRYAN, geolicr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
ONEslaE IABAuvE, Clerk.

Selecting Cabbage pEants.-A correspon-
dent OF the Gennesee Farmer advises thoses
WHO'D a rainy day, take from 4 bed of cab
bage plants, some for transplantIngi to select
the blue, short-legged o~nes-because the
long-legged ones are most by scullions, and
wont have any heads.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

A L PLOUGH-sUEsEoy DENTIST.
O. Residence, East of the court house, ii
the house formerly occupied by Charles K
Tester, Baton Rouge.
dec 10 a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

Gin your Bury Wool-That genuine far
mer, Or. Williams, has left another interest
ing sample of the products of his farm at our
office. 1t is a specimen of wool which has
been run through his gin TO free it from burs.
1t is now apparently entirely uninjured by
the process-entTely free from the burs and
in beautiful order for carding. The Doctor
says II have ginned my wool and manu-
featured cloth therefrom for nine years. The
process saves much labor.
The gin-saws must be set SO as not to take
so much hold on the wool, as is required in
ginning cotton.'-S. ". Former.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
POIDS DU PAIN,

Fixe par lie MARE pour la sennaine suivante
La Farlne etatt 4 "a 90 &c baril, IS onces
De PAIN POM dix sons
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

Hare you planted a grape viiac. If you
have planted one that produces good fruit,
take care of it, and propagate it by cut
tings and layers. and its fruit viii repay
your labor. If yon have not, buy or beg
one, and plant it the present spring.. If.
you buy, il viii cost you a few shillings;
if you beg one, | do not know how much
It will cost 10 requite the favor. The Sc.
cond year after planting, it will produce
you fruit, which will increase every year
as the plant enlarges. The fruit will be
found to be wholesome and grateful, and
YOU will realize the pleasure of sitting asa.
der yoar oan zine during the intense heat
of summer and you win wonder that you
have lived SO long without enjoying this
pleasure. The native kinds most worthy
Of cultivation, are the Isabella, Winnie,
and Catawha, all hardy, thrifty, and abnn-
dant bearers. and their fruit ripening in
the order in which they are named. If
you want foreign fruit, the Sweet water,
Chasselas, Black Cluster, aud other early
kinds are to be preferred. These demand
more care thar the native kinds, and the
vines will require a slight covering of earth
during the winter. A little experience will
make you familiar with their manage
ment. and convert the labor required for
their care, into a recreation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, June 81, 1

wednesday,, june 2Js 1913.
During The past few days a fair degree of
activity has been displayed, considering the
advanced period of the season, and it will be
perceived on reference to our remarks at foot,
that in some articles large transactions have
occurred. But as the season advances, busi-
ness must necessarily become more circum-
scribed, and we can scarcely look for any con-
t~inuance of animation beyond the end of this
month.
Conon-In4 our review Of Saturday last,
we reported the cotton market as having
closed with great firmness after the business
of the three preceding days. On Saturday
the demand was again very animated, and
about 5000 bales changed hands, chiefly Ala
bamas for the English market, On Monday
and yesterday there was but a moderate. en-
quiry, the sales only amounting to 400 bales;
prices however are very steady, and we con-
tinue our previous quotations.
The receipts since the 10th inst. are 2177
bales, and the exports 1887, leaving a stock
on hand of $3.50 bales.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

Lsugar-Thes demand has been tolerably
fair since our last, the sales embracing about
50G hhds, principally for shipment to the
West. In prices we notice no change, and
quote Extreme qualities Al a SEC. per ID
There have been no sales on plantation since
our last. Havana Sugars are selling in limit
ed parcels at 6 a SIC. for brown. and 10 a lo9
for white.
Molasses-Within the past few days the
market has been quite dull, and sales are con-
fined to small lots at 49, a &c., according to
the condition of the barrels. We are not in
formed Of any sales on plantation.
To5acco-In our review of Saturday last
we noticed that the tobacco market had been
quite inactive during the three days preced-
ing, owing to the disinclination of purchasers
to operate unless at a decline in prices
Since then the sales hare been on a larger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24

ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du Sc district.
Je c~ertifie gus lie shsdit est cobfo:me a 70,
riginal enregistre au CRETE.
II JUN 10 A. WINTHROP, gref.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
j. T.. YERKES,

t~tfIRUHGfEN G DENfIsTE.
otfe ses services aux tDessleurs ell danes
De cette Vile ct SEES enyifons, ct les assure
quIls'etforcera, par s0il aFsldutte, d leuf don
her ample INSTRUMENTATION tres mo.
dtrts. II SO rendra chez les fau'illes sans
autre charge.
Rtsldonce-Mapsion-It House, B.-Fbort!
II JUN 10 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
Conduit a la ee6le dc BATON

- Conduit au Depot de Baton.
III Rouge, le IS JUN 1913, dc Il
49, ge6le de Livingston, IN Negro qui
n Sc nolntle George Edward, s picds
zsaa&azssaa n poaces, are d'enrir0n 40 ans,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
Foreign Importations.

LNrRrooL-Ship Oxf rd-e bales Cameron Brands bx.
sHs esl
ss k E9: ts In ai,
rook-r Mead eo-aea,ss Richardson Wat.on-sc
vyss-s ..mss
Tones S"as: soea ;s AT ss;s
ssIs.% s1s:T.nH s:.i
HZsis
Bali Ss.n e sI ass
SsS1sb Smith kErsI Ga C. Hvsy sYr-l AZ
isl'J Nee So bH' Griffin Putnam. J,fs.
sis: fs:
I'D; s5sss nd1: p.s,
Ss-es 1sHn sS.
Ohio, sl' %d7 Capnnshsm Bashan
M;C..eS Mo"siiIsi CT: crate i RoSSin.Si case
81: s,S fHI!s: &.
,,HAv.E-shp orsid,-, e.:e Hyde & eo-a DC. A c
As.n
$ 'is 's:-s Hisr :s!.5
Schulz D4
MI s:v s''s s.soo.E s' Bus
s.c KSsD sSL' s,Sush,G De Wi1h,%T Nosn
Els. Ss ~ $: Isis.
$$E,"s:t S;Se;%,%ssx ss:,1 I:ns.y; sS%a
s5'si,S sss
Ss PFC IN: w.s
ssst ss
ss g sT F, %tse yesss s%,h
Ei Do a.'sn ndiHa % sf Hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
Passengers Sailed.

FsoM BosroS-la the Hbe,nia. for Liverpoo-Henry OF;
nard Lorenzo Papanti Mrs Papsnti and Miss F.
Pratt George Pratt, Mr.. Mary Mayers Rev U.quhat; Mrs
Urqnhert. nurse and child g Ward Rev Neele Jacob
John P,Tott Consul At M;za,lsn; Mrs Perry P.ovi
Washington and in MEXICO: Mad Cadsron de Bancs Miss
Meceoa: John Bo.'opley. Vim L'tmer Lewis AtterSuIy
TN Sampson Ms ss%p.on ChaSneey Ives Thos CoOt
rr Huntington Wm Ryan, New Yo'k; J Il wilmer.
Meredith Calhoun Louisi.ne Eugene Rayseau
sondon; WIN English HILL Eng; W% cr.wfoa Ga;sow
neers Chss 1 Roberts. For Hsl;fax-H w Schwartz r
Starr, Miss Hill, Shaw. e D Hunter Wood, Joseph
Yates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
Passengers Arrived.

LIyERrooL-Paekst ship Oxfore-M,, ard Miss Ryey, Mr.
BROOKLYN; Mr. and Mrs Bsssl of New Yorkand in the
steeraee
HAvRE-Packet shin Oneda-Niss Clara Fiandn, J Vas
ques New York. Misses Elizabeth and Frances Draper. Bos
toni Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lewis J Philadelphia VIM Uquhar Of
Lonsane Christian Perry lady and child Charles Perry Eng
lar d-908 in the steerage.
ST CRoIx ST THoM. s-Barque John w Cater-Rev DR.
McEoy and Charles Williams lady and son. Mrs
Hale Mis-: Gaydop. Coles Skinner Of New York;
Grrnell, Miss Barker. New Bedford; Taylor, Glas
delphia.
CyRAcoA-schr Ontaro-Mrs Tro,s and tw, daughters.
RsMoNTEoo RAy-schr Sir Lionel Smh-T A Wasmouth.
LADY, and family Somers lady and family Marsh, lady and
family.
Mitchell. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
State OF Trade.

The arrivals at the hotels rapidly the increase
and business steadily improving.
Fiour-There is steady demand, to some extent for
the east, at SAT- Michigan, 663 Ohio, 26, roApd
hoops sales New Orlesns, SIT IS; Southern, 4s7i
Sales rye flour, northern, . s7I
Gran-saes illinois wheat at IS a 94c; Jersey yellow
8; ship stuffs. l24 Is.
Sah-Liverpoo fine, ~ a 50; coarse, 27t 4 80.
PrortHons-Mess pork is dull att as prime, 81 60
beef IL; city, 1893.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY IS

Cleared.
Ships Courier Wolfe, Rio de Jane iro Foster Sons: On,
ton Galloway, chalcst1n Gee suu.n-Bng, Falcon, Obi
nv Js Bsipe scS uroIs Rob RI. Central HIs1es
TYSON Judah; Cabaine Wilcov, Liscomb Rchmo I'd,
Cooley Cos Victor Gould, Boson Harriet, Cole do; NADIA
waska. Small. Bath. Me. Nssmith Leeds Co.
Arrived.
Packet shin PHILADELPHIA Hovey from London and Ports.
mouth April %, with mdse; to Grswold
Paek. :sis Oxford Raihbon'' from Liverpool April awh
Packet ship Oneids Fnnck from Havre April &c. and Lands
End 23d with m1se, to Boyd & Hiuckn.
ship OHIO Lyons, from Liverpool April U.s. with mdse, to
Ship Yszoo Task from Liverpool, April a. with mdse to
4. X Collins Co-150 steersEs passengers
Ship New York, Niven rs days from Greenock with mdse,
B.rque Prudent Psg. "a days Marseies with wine,
Bsous John w Ca'er Davis, (of pbi,sa.,pbs from g.
Croix and II days from ST. Thomas, with sugar
master. -,
Baque Cal,to Blsneh.Id IS days from Mobile with cot
Brig Eclipse Dillingham;, % DAYS from New Orleans with
1000 bus. els Churchll Robertson. ~
Big Cleaner Eston "a days from New Orleans with sugar
Brig Pandora Simpson, days from New Orleans with mo-
British brig Joseph Ham, Curry days from Windsor Ms
schr Os,ro w.ns 10 DAYS from Cur.coa with 2a5 bales
British sch Sir Lionel Smith, Stanley 20 days from Mon'rgo
hsy Jam with pimento, 10 Douscomb 5eckwith Left
schr vicorne, Hsm,dae % days from Aahspas with mo.
ssses 70 master Sailed with schr Androscoggn or
Norfolk lie schr south. ner. for NYorh, soon.
renr wv brothers, Tolson, from Washington, NC. with
sehr Am D. Hudson from Norfolk with mdse to sturses
sshr .chnpse. Clark from Portland with molase, to f.
schr Reaper Cowe days from Salem with mdsc to the
seAr Mary Elizabeth, Bailey from Philadelphia with coa
TO master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

w. q. CARTER. Aucdoneer
SPLENIID VINES. BRANDY, GIN AND sEGARs:
Broad way, Gothic Hail. by CARTER 4 CO-ccusisting Of
$50 demiohns ard 81 dozen cid soutde MADEIRA Blackburn.
Iue Swan GIN; old Imsica and st. Cro1 Rum; 50 baskets
quarts and pns and 10 Principe Segars entitled to deben
ure These Wines all the best and of very
perior lily, worthy of the attention Of connoiseurs
q
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York. from the 9th dav CT
May to the 18Th day of May. 1888.
sc Men 90 Women A Boys IS Girls. Total. lil.


Apopexv, ]; Cancer q Casualties Il Collie l. Consurnp-
ton, 49, Commissions AZ Group hives, 4; DeIc,iua ire
mems q D'arhoea Dropsy in the head 81 do the chet
yer pssIDss i d. sca!lea do typhoid 81 Conss
do ofungs III do Of throat 81 do Of liver Inempersucs
Jaundice Lues yenerea Marasmus, s. Measles Il Old
ture Scroula. 81 Small Pox, 81 Spinal disease, Teeth
ing, 3; Unknown, 3.
Under year. &c. TO years l5 TO IS; to TO- 10; 70
90 81 20 to go l6 30 to 40 40 So TO- so 81 60
81 10 to 80, 3; 80 to 90, 4; 90 to 100 1; unknown,l
United States, 10l; Ireland. 2 England, Il Germany, g.;
Fac-l; Holland, British Possessions in North America
q unknown,3
OF the above, from Aims House, Bellevue. l. Hos.
pral Bellevue l2; Blackwels Island S; Lunac Asy lum
1; Long Island Hospital,
Cclored prrous.. ................u
VIM A WALTERS. M. d. City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. MAY IS l8a3
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- H. LUDLOW, A uctouspr
UCTION NOTICE-Oii Painting s-E. H. LUDLOW
CO wiil sell at auction on Thursday, NAV 18Th, II
70 OIL paintings in good and framed being
the property OF The sale will be without
and those wishing paintings Of
ls'en are requested TO call aud examine for on
the dv OF SALE the day previous after o'clock p M.
this collection some very fne cabinet pic ures Of
high ard also pair large gallery paintings oil
subjects. able for church o exhibition.
Gaia ogues now ready mic 3tissm