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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

TT UTlCE.-Persons taking the Croton
Water whose contracts expire the LIST dayoi May
next who intend thai the supply shall be discontinued
AFTER that day are thar notice of such intention
must be- given writing the ONCE Of the Crot0n Aqoe-
DUCT before the ra Of April next or that ke
The Water the first OF May, 1874 vii be nad
renewed application at the Office 'hs rent TO be pa@
IN GiUdnce
In>al cases where the rent is behind and unpaid ten days
becomes payable, The Law OF !he Corporation oil
New York requires that the supply shall cease
Water tenants reminded that by the terms oil their ap
pcatons supplying of other families or persons Is Tor
hddeo under The penalty OF forfeiture OF their payments
a. B. BIGELoW. Register.
Once Of tne Croon Aquednct Board, March I'D, lsi3
NOS
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SUPERIOR CouRr,-Before full Bench.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before full Bench.
prc1s,oN.-David P. Reisch and Peterkln The Anne.
rcan Irs Ce-Re.atve 10 brig Insured at defendants
Office which started port in the East Indies tor the
United States hut sprung leak, put back and was aoah
doned. New trial granted ,op payment OF costs.
o. S. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-The first mate OF
the ship Christopher Colon yesterday ana neu
TO ball. charged by Of the seamea with asSauns MN
with dangerous weapon while the vessel was lying al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

continue his Lectures on Redelds Discoveries IN Ply
siognory at Clinton Hail. Thursday and Friday evenings
The sd and 2ih Instant commencing al hall pas7 O'CLOCK
Tickets 80 single or IS for the Two lectures Single
tckes sr lady and gentleman IS, TO be had at the bar OF
The Clinton Hall Ho.e and al the Atbeneum HOTEL corner CT
Broadway and Leonard street
The lecturer will receive calls at the Aihensum Hotel be-
tween lhs hours OF ii A. NJ and 2. M. Ms
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Gttp fntelligence.
WEDNESDAY,, March Is


CIRCUIT CoURT,-Before Judge KENT.
Josiah Howe VS.. Simon Standardization against an
Assistant Captain of Watch, for false imprisonment
already alluded TO- This Concluded. The evi,
dence varied but little from that given in the case o.
Pinckney.
The Court charged that the Captain of the Watch is
bound to investigate complaint far as to ascertain II
is and in failing so doing he mprisons at bis peril
The accused has right TO hear what said and to
n,errogae the This is privilege which belongs
TO every citizen prisoner is noisy the Captain OF the
Watck can coGue him, but he cannot do so for the man
merely speaking and contending for bis rights The law
follows every man. and watches and protects him
wherever he goes Should the complaint be such as 20
Justify the detention of prisoner, the Captain is not al
liberty TO exercise oppression either by using any more
violence than is necessary conhning the party in no1i
ons or improper place. Its no defence TO say that the cor
poraton have provided the places OF IL eS are
NOT ones corporation ordinance cannot control
acommon right
The Judge west fully the merits of the case While
.be Captain OF the Watch. ne ssid must DC supported "
doing bis Duty he is Liable II be transcends 1t
10y alter being out some hours could not agree
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-. wiz be sold al Pcblic Aucisn, on MONDAY tue
rIy Dny next, al O'CLOCK T. NJ NJ Stewards Hcsi
Newark N j., valuable Farm known as me aat
Earm and recently owned ami occupied by ni'ri
Summers deceased, continuing bewccnS DO and 40 acre
Cntonvle Essex County, NJ about one aue Deyoi
tne village OF CaInpown, the old road 10 Spriogne!c-s
pleasant, healthy and improving section OF country niles
from Newark, from EiZsbethowr, and Is from New
York which ay be reached IN from al hour TO an hsur a
iiai.
The House large substantial well finished, two story
frnme building filed in with brick with TIVE story Kitchen
adjoining, containing together Il rooms smoke room noble
cellars apS garnet, SC, III excellent order.
Flower and kitchen gardens, enclosed with ornamental
fences.
Also barn. cew house. carriage house &c in good order
TIE place well wstered by brook, po0d wells springs
&c. ANA a5oGnds In fruit Of great variety
The soil is excellent and uIaInly OF yellow clay loan,
ans well adapted The raising OF grass, afording great
yield, well as of other produce.
Churches, schools postehce, daily ma) stores, NC Goa
yenispt. ~, ~,
For farther inforaation, inqaire OF MIR. WM AsHLEE'
opposite the premises, OF either ol The subscfioefS
FERNS OF Sae-lo per cent on the day n SAFE ~ per
cert on In. Isl of june when the deed viii be given and
the balance eau remain bond and are PER cent
itreduired. ISAAC NEWTON. 10 Soutn.suee''
mis- eod2wi.. HIRAM RAYNOR. rs BoweTy.
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u Lien Law for Mechanics Mechanics and
others Interested the PASSAGE the Lien Law tor The BEL
Ter security of payment OF al those engaged u The
non pendine before the Legislature OF the State
reouescti 10 attend meeting National Hall in Canal 81
on Thursday evening" arch 30, al hail past cIocA, oL
the purpose OF aaopung such aeasureSas VIII e
,.sIaoe OF the above Law.
S,dneo J. Gedpey Frederick R. Lee, Joseph n. Barnes,
rrhos B. Tappln, John Stewart G. e. Jacoous,
nav NeTell& Day, Thos J. Fisher Peter RooDe,
~ f;aIer James Gowary Gustayus Conover,
Aaron Carpenter, David l. benneit, ihton :, oolsJ,
Si,as Su,,on Samuel SsDbbs, James G. Freeman,
J. < J. billiard, Gus A Goodtca, Z. l. IItuy'
Vim Racket Samuel Vdnsasn, OTIS Pollard,
= 10 -, Smih David Thomas George T. Talz1an,
Saish uva;t Smith Crane, Albert Ayres,
Hoe kman, Martin Menzies, ADsi r.lce,
= p Shaw, Lang Wilhelm, John Frean,
S,.nhsn Porter Pupsiey Poreus, John ". Derseran,
David Vandervoo1I David Jacobns, PHILIPS 1.S"ouS'
James C. Freeman, EsepeIsr Ford, Saninei Sapii"'
Christian ). Deleyan, Lewis b. Osborn, A. BecAiaoa'
Gardner i Wells, Christian Conenhosen- -, a..
New York, March 2lst, 1875 La
rT gust Published, and TO be issued every Tues
dsv. THE AMERICAN SPORTING CHRONICLE =
Sutsc rip,on for year SINGLE copies cent? 70 DC
had al the office OF the Spirit OF the Times No. barclay
street, or OF the agents and boys. ~ n2s o.
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u spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No. 81 Chambers street, ID door East of Broadway
March I'd, 1888. NM u
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u Spring Faphien Hass.-Hass o, 'ne ne es
Spring Style viii be offered counter on ana aef sat
urday 4h inst SPENCER, Halter,
nh2u No Ct Chambers ST. 2 doors East OF Broadway
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"a AN EATENSIVE WATER PRIV

ILEGE, situated three miles from, New Haven CT
OF Nil River, the Cheshire Turnpike, IN the ioW OF
ameu, will be rented leased by the subscriber on heer'
al terms for year term ut years. Having me
large soidn manufacturing purposes With out buildings
attached and small dwelling so or 40 acres OF
adjoining, be rented with the si desired This n'ii
now complete set OF Paper Machinery with ton
triners Machine, -Four large Presses and -Four Engines
10 be removed Il he privilege is rented clser purposes
TIE nevertsiing, Ead for Mil Seat has no supe-
rior in the Stas De nsvgated from the Souno 10
within short distance Of the daui Further nornlaeon
furnished Oh apphcatonia ELI WHITNEY.
Nsw Maven Marrh 1913 ELS sr'
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.kA TO LET-To a small family, one
I half Of modern built two story and attic House
eUaslslns six with psnres and closets, with use
OF under celar-s.tuateG the block in 18th street. ga
house West of Sixth Avenue No. lieen be seen from 10
O'clock. Rest SIS.
Also part OF Pew No. l0o IN the Ascension Church
Anrly In ia. sierra Is9 Fin l,,r Il 81 ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

macy the City OF New-York held March 18th. 1888 the
following gentleman elected officers for the ensuing
year:
President. CONSTANTINE ADAMSoN.
Isl Vice President. JAMES H. HART, II. D.
I'd OLIVER HULL
Sd % :" JOHN MILHAu.
Treasurer JAMES S. isfISwALL.
Secretary ........-JoHN MEAErM
Trustees. Henry r. kiasied, Aug. weismann, Horace
Everett John Snnvdea, Jas Hsllnck VIM. l. RnSh:on,
John II. Currie, Vim J. O!lf, Gro. D. Cosgeshail.
II motion, Resolved, That list OF the Members
and Graduates OF the College of Pharmacy be published In
two CT the daily papers
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Eckson W. Field NewYork.
Rober, Chrssen Prof. Ned. Jursprude Dce University OF
Ednbcrg.
Daniel 3. th, President. Philad. Col. Pharmacy.
LauTens Hail, NJ D. +siegauy Co. Nev-York
Bcihue Peak, NJ D. Warren Co.
Sell Fl. Pratt ~. D. AilegaHy Co.
Saiman A1iei NJ D. Washington Co. +"
Waterman Ellsworth Cha.auque Co.
Andrew Sill, NJ D. Livingston Co
Henry Mitchell, n. D. Chenango Co.
a: Leavenworh, NJ D. Cataraugus Co. "
Alex. Mcintyre, NJ D. Wayne Co.
John Goats n. d. Genesee Co.
Fred Place, J. smyth Rogers, n D. and John d. Girls
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o'clLck the Hail, III Broadway Inc puoiG arc
respectfully invited To attend II
rlS4S.-Chrisi's Second COusiEg.-h
Course of Lectures viii be delivered this week the Meet
ms pouss corner of Madison and Catherine Streets on the
Second Adven of Chrst this year. the Rev. Hervey,
of Boston, Mass Services will commence every evening at
half past o'clock, the public are nvltena 70 auena
Seals free. ulIo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

u AZ gteeeA Meeting OF the College of Phar
macy the City OF NewYork, held March 18th. 1888 the
following gentleman elected officers for the ensuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

uNeftce.-pREACHING- The South Baptist y GnusSa
intend holding series Of meetings a, teir house s.nSr
The week except Saturday, which you nre particularly IN
rised 20 attend A-1~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-23

BOARDING SCH0OL-irving instl-
4 tute Tarrytown, New.York-The summer session
viii. open the Isl May next, and there are al present
about vacancies
Applications may be made the Principal hymai, OF
by personal interview the Institute al 10 Bowery,
every Tuesday during April.
Circulars containing references, catalogue OF patrons
terms al reedtu particulars, may be obtained AZ bar
l-u Il ~elori's, 20 Broadway, and ut Rlyrory, 10
Bowcry
The high character OF this Institution for thorough To-
.truclou Kind and wachul supervision OF It's pupils,
united the beauty, healthtuDess and morality OF the
location the facility OF access from the city, render
one Of The most desirable places The education Of
youth
The Rev. Orlando Hartman, A. NJ favorably known as
very competent Instructor is associated with the Piinc
PAL and will design give greater efficiency TO the Cltss
cal Department.
r,l7 ,has esis Prncp,i and Proprietor.
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ESENTH WARD COMMON Schools.
e The undersigned hereby give notice, that having
Completed the necessary arrangements for The opening c
New 81 hoo in the Tenth Ward, they are now prepared 10
receive Of nil Children whose parents and guar
dams are avail themselves oil ae means VI III
strucon thus afforded 10 them -,
The School will be taught until permanent building
shall be erected for purpose, In the bcsemen: OF the
Methodist Church. in Allen street. between Ryfngton and
Delaney streets; which place applications for admission
may made from 10 u A. NJ, and from 10 r OIL. -
the Principal of the School.
Nepv- York March 20th, i54S.
GIDEON OSTRANDER, co,,,,i..iorsrs
sCHUREmAN uALSTED,} eo'i"'i''' "a >.
HARRIS SCOVILL }Iosn..o,.
J. r.. HOBART HAWS, A"Af
JAMES w. BARKER,
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
GEORGE 9. TAYLOR, : Trustees
JOSEPH NJ. BELL,
JOHN CO0ER, in. d
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MAJ ANTED-l26 Nassau partners,
w agents. clerks, peddlets coachman, boys !
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WATCHES, Jewelry, Silver Ware, oSc
~ 20, 9y ~ Eo.s Azsor House.
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r s. The Committee appointed by the meeting are re.
qnested the Library, Crosbyslreet Innfssay
| evening at half past z O'clock. fn2S Jus
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BOARD WANTED-A theological stu
dent wishes to in board for himself and wife IN
family where there arc none few other boarders Terms
must be moderate. Location in the vicinity OF 4h street
and 9Th Avenue Address a T. s. al the Office OF This pa.-
aae WV ~ m2} Sis
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DOARD.-WANTGD, two UNFINISHED
, rooa, and closet, with breakfast for man, hs VIE
sad child years cid 81 week, year if
or par OF house, five rooms, With small tgit -
family. at S5e-no, remove at May. ADDRESS Wss,
this Office which viii receive Immediate s liz
OF Bowery preferred. -
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NA7ANTED-By Theological Student
wv -e,so loyr.ent which will occupy or hours per
day and afford moderate remuneration. Address R c.
s. office OF this paper. mnSo o.ls
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-25
WRITING FLUIDS, COPYING AND WRITING
INKS

M FISCHER, importer and dealer in fancy and
w staple Stationery, has recently received d.
rect from the manufacturers in London,
STEPHENS'S PATENT BLUE BLACK WRIT
ING FLUID.-'Ihis article, which writes Of a blue
at first, has the peculiar property Of becoming an in
tense black afterwards IT contains combinations cal
culated to ensure a higher degree Of permanence.
with greater facility Of writing. more especially with
Steel Pens than ever be attained by the black
DIVES cuors or common Inks. II has been in extern
siye use in all climates for several years. 1t answers
admirably for use with the Copying Machine, and Is
used in several of the Offices OF Government, par
ticularly the Department Of State.
TERRY'S COPYING INK.-The peculiar pro-
perry OF this Ink is the facility with which IT renders
a most perfect copy 1t also possesses every other
essential quality requisite in the best writing Ink This
ink will yield copy within twenty-iour hours after
wriuog
COOPER AND PHiILIPS'S formerly Walkden)
EXTRA FINE BLACK WRITING INk.-Also,
constantly on hand, the best Inks, black and red,
made IN this country by Maynard 4 Noyes, ID. Fell
Co, and Edward Kent for wholesale and retail
AT Satoners' Hall
STEPHENS INSTANTANEOUS BLACK
WRITING FLUID.--This fluid has the property OF
writing immediately black. II is the purest black
ink ever offered to the public 1t has no sediment,
and forms incnstation about the pens or inkhod-
err and flows with remarkable facility.
mar 2A-3t
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. l7tb March, 49,

w lftn NldIChs
S,EALED PROPOLALS, will be received al this
- Department, until the 18th April next for Six
Engines, Boilers and Propeliers, constructed upon
the plan known as Hunters PlaD,n two Of said En-
gines Boilers and fropelers, 10 be delivered on
Lake Erie, as designated 10y the Secretary of the
Treasury the Others at such place places, on the
Sea Coast as the Secretary may direct.
Also, two Engines, Boilers and Propeers, upon
the plan known 4" Ercsson's Plan to be de-
liyered at some place on the Sea Coast the
Secretary of the Treasury may direct. The En-
gines, Boilers and Propellers to be made of the
very best materials to bear the proof aud inspection OF
such person or persons, as may be selected by the
Secretary Of the Treasury The Boilers to have not
less than hundred 600 fire surface each work
ing pressure eighty 1907 pounds to the square inch.
Proof two hundred and forty GAO pounds. Six (G)
eighteen (lS) inch Cylinders with three CD feet
stroke. The whole to be delivered directed with
in five months from the time of receiving the Draw
ings and Plans for building The proposals will state
the price for which the Engines, Boilers and Propel-
lers, will be delivered and put into complete opera
ton But as the application of the Engines working
to either of the said plans, is patent right the pro-
posals will also state the price asked, including the
authority to the patent right, and also the price,
exclusive of said authority. j. G. SPENCER,
march 20-dtl7A Secretary of the Treasury.
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From The DanriAe IN. r. Republican.

To JonN TYLER, however much we may hear HIM
abusedwhatever may be his relative position to Inc
Wing party-t must be conceded, debt OF gratitude
is due from the American people, for the hrnness
with which he has resisted the ruinous and enormous
schemes Of the Federal party during the past TWO
years :,
He has ayerted the evils which would have been
entaed upon US by the creation Of another National
Bank.
lie has resisted the encroachments OF the Federal
party in every shape and FORM and the thanks OF the
country are due him. for his patriotic efforts to pre-
serve the public domain from tue pillagc of the States
al time when the Treasury was bankrupt
Thus perish the abortive efforts OF the Federal
party TO restore the PROSTATE commerce OF the coun
Try, Of which they gave such glorious promise
The sun which upon them in lS4O in such sPlen
dor, has set in gloom--their promises are not re-
deemed-their faith is like a reed that is broken
aud long may it'be, ere we shall find ourselves again
under the RUE and dominion of party which, hay
ing no fixed principles to guide ihem have pursued
an cratic course ever since the formation OF the
Government.
IL it shall again happen, in the course of political
events, may they have a TYLER to "head" them, and
guide their counsels
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PATENT orr,er. March le. lsls.

PATENT orFIoE, March 10, l543.
nN tLa petition OF Samuel h. Jensinss, playing
" ior an extension OF patent granted 10 him, for
an apparatus ior the speedy generation and eonye-
nient, prompt. and agreeable application OF heat 10
the human system, which patent expired TIE 2Sth
day January, 1923 but by special OF Congress
passed the 81 OF March, S43 Is renewable for four
teen years SUBJECT to the rules and usages Of the
Patent Once
Il is ordered, that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Ohiee ON the LIST Monday la June next at ~
O'Clock Nj and all persons notified 10 appear
and show cause, If any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the
Madisonan and National lntell,,encer, printed at
Washington, ID. C.; the Journal Of Commerce, print
ed at New York; the Baltimore Sun, printed at Balti-
morei the American Sentinel and Mercantile Adyer-
User printed at Philadelphia; and the Times printed
at BostoD-onee a week for three weeks previous ~
the first Monday in June.
H. l.. ELLSWORTH.
+. ;. Editors OF the abovenamed papers will
please copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office,
with paper containing the notice.
marl7-law3w
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

TINE undersigned continues to transact business
i for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted vo-
luneers and claimants generally, at the seat OF Go
yernment.
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS OF
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any given at the shortest notice. and adj
ce as to bidding commune ated, if desired No APP
cation attended to- unless accompanied by fee of
dollars and no letter taken from the office UNI
the postage is paid No person having business
aat the seat of Government need attend in person, II
full description of the business is communicated,
nd full power Of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer to the members Of the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE T. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, General Post Office.
March 2l-lyf
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN F.. KENDALL
n offer their services TO such may have business
with the Government of the following description,
viz:
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensons-revolutonary, army, and ma
w and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury War, Navy, Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting of claims against the Government,
whether Tor lands other property, or money, before
any of the Executive Departments or Congress
Our office is in Todd's rooms, number 10, where
Jops f. KENDALL will be found during business
hours AMOS KENDALL will also attend at the
Office TO consult and advise, aud will prepare
cases for presentation the Departments to Con
eress His knowledge of the forms and details OF
publc business, derived from service in the public
Offices will enable him to perform this service m the
most effective manner and those who intrust us with
business may rely upon tie utmost promputnde, and
the use of all proper means TO bring IL To successful
issue Our charges will be moderate, depending for
their amount on the nature Of the case
Persons at a distance will find II much cheaper 10
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than 20 come 10 w ashington themselves
We will also attend to the purchase, sale, or ex-
change Of real property IN the District and the west
ern States using our best endeayors prohtahly TO
ton. OF the Kind Of property wanted TO be purchased
or proposed to be sold or exchanged.
An letters on business should be addressed 10
Mes.rs Kendall, s. Co, agents, and must be post
PAID ,
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TREASURY NOTES LOST.

THE public are hereby cautioned not to receive
i or negotiate for two United States Treasury
notes. for one hundred dollars each. No. 3,i96 and
ao7 bearing an interest Of six per cent dated 9Th
February, 1872 signed VIM. Selden, I. U. s., and
payable ono year after date to Cashier Bank Of Com
merce, New York, and endorsed, PAY Ambrose
Ianfear or order, without recourse. Geo. Center,
cashier ~ Without recourse on Amb. Lanfear;"
"Pay 10 the order Of Y. Borlando. Henry o. Nc
Enery- Said notes enclosed in letter mailed at
this place tie first Of September last, addressed
to Rev +. Borlaudo, ST Marys College, near Per
ryville Missouri" | have received information
that said letter has rot reached its destination, or It's
having been received by said Borlando Therefore,
IL said notes should be attempted to be put 10 circu-
ation with the endorsement purportng to be that OF
of Borlandn,n the same is a forgery. The neces-
sary steps have been taken to notify the Treasury
Department Of the loss Of said notes and to have The
same redeemed or renewed.
HENRY O. McENERY.
Mossor, La, Feb. II, lsf3,
march l7-2av2w
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SECOND ADVENT.

uSThe Rev. John C.. Smith will commences a
series of sermons on the SECOND COMING Of
our Lord Jesus Christ, in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow (Sabbatb) morning. Service at
III o'clock.
In the evening he will preach sermon to the
YOUNG MEN of the City, occasioned by the death
of the late Joseph MCPHERSON. Service Z. O'Clock.
Our fellow-citIzens generally are invited in the
evening, Young Men particularly The pews will be
freely opened TO all.