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Latest INTELLIGENCE,
TELE GRAPHIC.
ExpIosion-storm south.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S--l0 r. NJ.
Beaty's Powder Mills, eight miles from the
city, exploded this morning. Five men were
blown to atoms. It is stated that no less than two
tons of gunpowder were in the building, all of
which exploded almost simultaneously
The conclusion was tremendous The " hole
surrounding country and the city OF Baltimore
were violently shaken, as if by an earthquake
Furniture and earthen and china ware ratified IN
every dwelling.
The high wind of to-day has delayed the South
ern mail. We have despatch from Washing
ton reporting that the steamboat having the mail
OH board, is aground in the Potomac, the gale
having driven the water out Of the river
No mail left Washington this morning for tho
South, owing to the low stage Of the water and
the gale. Nothing of importance in the Western
mail.
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

~ ENTLEMEN, why do you either give away, sell for
" ae your half worn out frock, dress ard over
and pants when you them either cleaned dyed
altered secured and refxed with collars cuffs IL
nng buttons aud straps, for little money! Gentlemen,
clothes would be useless As such bring send your
clothes to No 81 Murray street. OF Washington,
you canget all you done before you hewas
according promise and Disappointment generally
trial n all ask In addition, we also make up pants and
for for S. &c. all warranted to fit Clothes
cleaned dyed keep coors and free all
Please noticeNo dsappoinmenfs cheap cash
No 81 Murray
2w&rrc Established, 1886.
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NVIICE.
Ivan SPERRY having used the name Of Sperry Read
IA without authority has this day. by writ Of
sued from Judge Of the Superior Court been enoned and
restrained from using said coparnershp Of Sperrv
Read for purpose whatever, under penalty of five
thousand dollars And made by said Speuv, in
scriber. THEODORE D. READ.
New Haven. Come ctcut, Nov. Sd, 1916. nal 1w*rc
NEWTOWN PlPPIN APrLES.-1he subscriber has
IN hand and offer for sale 1000 barrels Of c. dice hand
picked Newtown Pippins put expressly for the English
MARKET also 1000 barrels Of choice Lady Apples Spzen
bes Green's &c Ounces and Potatoes always hand and
put up order for shipping the shortest notice.
SAMUEL SHOTWELL,
MO lm&rh No. Fulton market.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
IsT RECT. u. S. VOLUNTEERS

lST RECT. u. s. VOLUNTEERS.
TTNHE members Of Company F. requested TO meet
Military Hall. Bowery. this evening Every is
pected be hand the Company will be mustered
service about the irst of next week
Wanted immediately fifteen able bodied men, to complete
the COMPANY.
The of this Company also requested to meet
Military Hail. Friday evening the 9th half past
O'Clock, for the election of commissioned officers.
By order Of
T.. B. BROWER
p23 3issje Lieutenant Commanding.
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Nv. e d. Elliott, Mr.. VIM FLouRrov, of Shreveport,
a, to Miss ELIxAssrH NJ, daughter of General Robert
armstrong, u. s. Consul at Liverpool
On the 10th inst at the Roman Catholic Church ofthe
Nativity, Id avenue, Mr.. THos. MuLLEr, merchant of
this city, TO- ANrE daughter Of Mr. Nicholas Hussey,
Half Pay Field Train Corps, British Ordnance Depart
ment
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THE albania SALOON
$50 Broadi0ay 6etipeen Spring and Prince streets
In consequence Of the brilliant audiences and triumphant
attending the unrvsed exhibition Of the celebrated
II Err II ALEX A N DER,
The Great Original German Magician,
The manage ment have at an enormous expense
RE-ENGAGED HIM FOR SIX NIGHTS!
THIS EVENING,
and every evening during the week.
lie will INTRODUCES among immense OF experiments
in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Optics Pheumacs
and Natural Magic,
SEVERAL ENTIRELY NEW FEATS
OF the extraordinary character, and
NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED BY ANY
MAGICIAN!
Full particulars IN the programme.
Tickets the Rounda so the Balcony rs
Children under l2 years Of age half price.
Doors open at 6H-commence at ~ o'clock. n23 Iwr
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
w: BURTON Manager and Lessee.
~ This Theatre has been thoroughly re-decorsted in
the gorgeous STYLE and the beautiful Thea
in the Union.
MISS JULIA DEAN,
In her celebrated character Of Julia, the Hunchback
Last night but Of the of Mr. ES CONNER
THIS EVENING, Tuesday, Nov. "a, the play of
THE HUNCHBACK.
Sir Thomas Clifford :. ....... Mr. 4. s. Conner
Juiia mis- julia Dean
Dancing by MIR. Bonnie and Miss Oceana
To conclude with the
LADY OF THE LYONS.
Claude Meddlenot, ............... Mr.; Burke.
d1esday Mr.. C0NNFR;s last night. ''' ''''r"''"'
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lllAll

ON Monday mornIns. sad insi, Mrs. eiss,ss H,mr,
house. widew Of the late Henry Hsulhose, In the lth
year Of her sge
ted to attend her funeral Wednesday 25h instant at
IOi. O'clock A. M from her late residence No 81 Frank
lin street. corner Of Church. Herremans will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery.
. On Monday. Nov. e3d, WM. HsSRY DuFry son of Ri
char Ison Duffy, aged IL years snl his
The relatives and rianis e the fainly r. spectfuy
invited to attend his fuaera oa The resence of his
father, No. Al Roosevelt street, Tomorrow wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Weekly Report Of Deaths.
In the City and County of New York from the IIb d.v of
November TO the 2ist day of Nov en- Der, lB46
Men 81; Women 3d. Boys 3o Girls 43. Total 1872
DISEASES.
ApoPleiy II; Asphyxia, l; Bleeding, Il Bleeding FROM
stomach Il Burned or Scalded q; Bronchitis
Cssualtes, Cholera nfantum, Consumption rs; Con.
WILSON'S IL Group, g. Congestion, Debility y; Delirum
tremens Il Dsrrhea Dropsy, 8; Dropsy the head
Dysentery, u Fever Fever bilious q Fever, puerperl
Fever remittent 3 Fever, scarlet Fever typhoid,
Hanged Il Heart disease Of Hopping Cough 3; Hyste
Inflammation of chest Inflammation Of lungs Is: nfam-
nation Of stomach, Inflammation OF throat, lnhamma-
ZION OF liver, l; ntemperance, Marasnus Il Old
Palsy, l. Premature birth l. Pleursy Scrofula, q;
Spinal d ease, Il Suicide, l; Ulcers 1; Unknown.
Age-Under year. "a: IN 20; &c; to 10,
40 90 TO 90 49, to 40 2 40 to 50 ~ 50 to co. 0
GO to 20, 8; 10 to 80, 0; 30 to 90, 1; unkno wn,2
CORNS. 8. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Nov. %, 1896
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u. s. VOLUNTEERS-COM &, FIRST
REGIMENT
THE members Of this company are DIRECTED to report
being mustered into the service of the United
States few able bodied wanted to fill vacancies
BY order Of JAMES BARCLAY, Captain.
nj L - 49,
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BROWNS EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
of Original Works, executed in Italy, now
~ open the Of the National Academy Of Design
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.

GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undersigned offers for sale reasonable
veral complete sets Of Gold Pen Machinery perfect
order for Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
will be accompanied with complete practical instructions
desired t. made known application person by
post paid letter to j. NJ TKOWBRlDGE, Syracuse, N. Y
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
THE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol at Washington, by j. Wander
Il lyn will be continued exhibition for short time
longer the National Academy of Design Broadway
and Leonard street.
Also several admirable copies, by Mr. ", from the che
deuvres the great masters Titan, Corego, and Rem
brandt together with splendid Of the Cataract, Ra
pids, and scenery about Niagara Falls.
Open from to 10 r. NJ Season tickets so cents;
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NOTICE..
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.-The Books for
subscrpuon open at the Office Of the Company.
IL Broad that will with the former sub
scrpons be $500 complete the second The
terms of subscription the Time Of subscrb
ing the balance be paid nstamenfs exceeding 10
per cent each be required by die operations OF the
The Stakeholder who the first $4,000 will
have the preference for the balance Of the stock
JOHN J. BOYD,
HERMANN OELRICHS,
JOHN A. ISELIN,
WM CHAMBERLAIN,
EDWARD MILLS.
FREDERICK levitt,
ROBT MORRIS,
J. J. COMSTOCK
J. L. STEPHENS,
Directors.
New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1876. MO lwfh
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LOST OR. STOLEN.

THREE NOTES, at 90 days, date, dated 2sh October
8A6 for Si3t 81 at months, date for $3.50 co.
PAYABLE Seuben County Bank Bath drawn by Edward T.
Huhbell and endorsed by Depew Mann Co. and for
Merchants Exchange Bank, drawn by Depew. Mann CO.,
and endorsed BY Thomas Southard As the OF said
notes has been stopped all hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same
DEPEW, MANN & CO, ia Warren st.
BAny returning said notes to the subscribers
will be literally rewarded, and NO questions asked
n22 Iwsrh D., M. & co.
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a NEW WOhN D1 SAMUTI LOV Ell,
.4ufhor of "Iidndy .andy" Rory O'More," &c, &C.
THE publishers Of Ysnkee Doodle have great pleasure IN
Samuel Lover ESQ., for series Of American Sketches writ
expressly for Yankee Doodle, and entitled Handy
ANDY Post Bag illustrated by Charles Martin The pub
LEGATION will be commenced the 2sh inst, in the
number tVIl) of Yankee Doodle and continued regularly
thereafter.
Yankee Doodle contains in each number ten pages of read
aud from twelve illustrations by Chas
Martin ard Robert Clarke Ii published Saturday
at Ga cents number or s. per annum, in advance
Those OF the trade wishing supply their customers with
the work by Mr. Lover urgently requested to send
their orders edaelv Persons Of subscribing
for the work by mall remit risk All orders and
letters be addressed to w. II. GRAHAM
n23 Nassau 81
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FREE AMI SEMENTS

ANU
LIVERY NIGHT, at the MELODEON, SO Bowery near.
II ~ opposite the Bose Theatre Tn, place has been tho
roughly renoya ed aud retted and is Of the hand
soonest concert rooms this city. The following well
known performers will have the honor of appearing every
evening" Sundays excepted Miss DE Mortimer j.
Z. White. X White and Mr.. r. Brandt the accompshe
pianist The proprietor warrants to all those who will honor
the Melodeon with their to witness pleasing per
formance and also receive every comfort nd accommoda
% 4tis-rrc w. b. PATCH, Proprietor.
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6kK> NEWLI OF NEW YORK PACKETS FOR
N44A LIVERPOOL-Packet Of 26th of n ember.-The
splendid. fast sailing and fayori;e packet ship
ROoClUS, HOO tons burthen Captain Asa E.dridge,
will nil Thursday November 2sth her regular day
The ships Of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards
about embark for Old Country will fai
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line
ference ether their capacity renders them
every comfortable and than ships of
small class and their accommodations for Cabin Second
those Of anyother.ine Packets
bes should fail make early application board foot
Of Wall street. or to w. Il J. r. TAPSCOTr.
At their general Passage Office,
n22 66 South street, I'd door, below Buring slip.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

FASHIONABLE DANCING,
"a Leonard street, Vest of Broadray
M,LLE PAULINE DEsJARDINS of the Academic
1 Royale Paris respectfully informs the public that
her Glasses fashionable Dancing have commenced Be
sides all usual Dances taught will be the waltz Ma
dowa Schools and families attended Terms and hour;
for the her pupils the first week OF December
n2l m
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STRAW BOARDS
VNEN TON Straw Boards, superior quality Just receive
and for ssls by tPERSSE BROOKS
tmrb Is asd 81 Nssssu q
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
90 STRAYED away from the subscriber, this day, a
setter Dog, Black and White Spotted, answers to
IL %. the Of Bluff. The above reward will be paid
on his delivery at 20 Clinton Place. MA 2tsrrc
DR.. KELLINGEn'S
N lNFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to
%INeure sores and ulcers Of every nature IN few
[4 Ii acts like magic in removing rheumatism,
All pains One doses is certain 70 relieve
bilious cholic darrhoa, &c as Is taken perfectly de-
liphtfu in its flavor 1t universally acknowledged
the best family medicine offered to the public
Price so per bottle.
Sold John sreet Bowery and Broome; Sd
aud 10th JeHriees drug DR.. Burietts Doyer
and Chatham and the ii. X. Office City Hall. ns msrc
LONG BREED CANARlES.
no THE Celebrated stock Of W. y Broadway, will be
WIZ offered for sale at No John street Bird FancIer.
~ invited to call and them. They admitted
N& be the best in the United States Chinese Lark
song with the usual variety OF and valuable bds
cages Sc eds &c, for sale BY A. GRIEVE,
90 msrc No. 5 John street, N. "
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
VVHE LADIES OE THE UNITED BRETHREN, OF
4 Toravian Church, will hold Far aud Festival in the
Brooklyn Institute. corner Of Washington and Concord
street. hnksg Day. afternoon aud evening, with
view Of promoting their endeavors building for
worship city OF Brooklyn. Persons friendly their
aud desous of obtaning tickets my procure
them MIR. WlLDEkS Book Store, No 81 Fulton street,
opposite Hicks and at the door MA 81 srh
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.
I'VE lay before readers the Boston Post
w certificate from Worcester in favor Of this
bic article Tor hair The agents, IN returning IL, IL
only of the proofs Of its success aud
defined to superseee all other preparations:-
This certify that nearly eight lost all
my hair and for six months head entirely bald
end Of thar time purchased bottle Bogies Hyperion
Fluid Of d. Scott Jr X Co. the agents in Worcester Since
theu have used tregulay and strictly according drec-
tons quence Of the hair has started all
my head IL about inch long and rapidly
THADDEUS HONE.
West BoyIston, Mass, June 18th. 1852
Boston. '
For sale by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists 100 Fulton ST.
corner OF William. New York. Sold alse BY II. Johnson
293 broadway and n East Broadway, and by druggists
geneIally n2i1tsr
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BOWERY CIRCUS
Boxes rs cents Children half price Pit l2lS cents
FOURTH WEEK OF MIR. KEMP,

The great Engl sh Clown, from Asteys, London.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. "a.
MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER the greatest female
equestrian the United States. Mr. Bpnell Runnals Mr.
Nixon, and his talented children.
. ON THANKSGIVING DAY, there will be thee per-
ormancesAlornlng, Afternoon, and Evening-on which
casion Mr. KEMP will bring English Pantomime.
ST. Carlo is also busy engaged in getting splendid
ballet. n23 lwsc
RAYMOND & WARNINGS MENAGERlE.
LOCATED ON THE LATE SITE OF NlBLO'S GAR
DEN.
THIS extraordinary collection of Living Natural Curos
ties, will continue open daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 p. M
ing performances Of harnsssing and driving large Numid
trained animals, Sc, at ii A. NJ, and OK P. M
Admttance rs cents-Children half price. n22 rrc
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.wM W. SHIRLEY, Aue,ieptsh +
IVA BY HENRf Z. WILLARD, this day, Nov "a iOk
o'clock at the Sales Room, No Pine Get catalogue
ofgod and silver Levers Lspnes and Duplex Watches of
the best makers guard and fob Chains Pins Bracelets Card
Cssss &c also plated Casto Cake Baskets Girandoles,
positive. and all articles warranted catalogue.
MA ltsr
II. DUCLUZEAU Aucuoneer
nlL PAlNTINGS-Cosing sale without reserve al No.
@i BIoadw.y-Tu,tie and pucluzeau will sell on Tues
day. 2ith nst at O'clock without the balance
the collection known "Clark's Gallery" This sale will
embrace many valuable originals strechers suitable for
connoisseurs, SPECTATORS and Others Terms cash.
n23 ri
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NEW Iokk, NOV. ~, 1880. hU Twin
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Go Rrfs ind M by
THIS book should be in the hands of practitioner Of
the various method Of To- The reputation Of
has WITH and this book evidence that he strong
and fearless = sss IN tn, hs e si, Of Truth
Company Southeast cor Of Fifth and Chestnut Phila
The liberal discount made the trade all books
publ he'd by the Company. nl9 lmsrc
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
nRvHOLLICKS magnificent work ON the Outlines of
del on paper, dlsseeied and colorored to the life.
This model first view, the body Of BY
These discover the dis.
sected heart The face cutice then removed and the
the whole being lifted the back and spinal sections
The whole plate of the curious things ever
The book is embell with Plumbeoype etching Of
'"e 'd'"0' NATTONAf PUBLISHING COMA Y,
south-ess, corner 9Th and Chestnut sts- Philadelphia
The discount made the trade on ell books
pub.hed BY the National Publishing Company mig lmsrc
"MEEN FUN"
CHNESE SKIN P,OwDEak1Ih. much I'd sdmirsd ad-
b.auyIng and preserving the skin and complexion
: of and @
age by the Europe
a BY Se ,ns in a
Gent TO establish the superiority Of the article fur
BY Ray.h,Sn Cor B. aa%s
10 Astor House Broadwsy Henry Johnson 23 Broad
and burs,.ts and rer%%srs generally ~ New YORK and
throughout the Uped States boxes; price 3 and EACH
felt Ia. q the the and PROBABLY more ~ @
low! 49,
that the Mesn has the snsSfe Of Fabian CO. on
the wrappers and government stamp. nl9 lMsr
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AnuanmErrs.
DARK THEATRE s1'uesday Eyesiss, Nov. sith- ia
J. night OF
MRS CHARLES REAv,
Mr. CHAHIESKEAM and


pAhk THEATRE sTassday Evssas Nov si'h- ''h
Mrs. CHARLES REAr,
sR. GEO. vASPENHOFF.
Seeh SssSGn M pc M Rssay
Philip tauleonbridge. Mr. Geoge Vsndenhof; Cons lance
To conclude with the comedy of ADVICE GRATIS
oldoody Mr. Bass Ellen Ms Kate Hon
will commence at o'clock Boxes sli Pit 30 cents; Gal,
% vii Be peIisfmed MAZETfA -Maasp;ps an Mr. De
Bar Adder Khan. BOoh' Count Prem'au' Clarke; Zama
y the NICK or
Bloody Nathan, Neahe' Roland Forester Clarke; Tele
PrsSou. . which. BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT-John
Quill NJ De! De Bar Beauty Mrs Booth .
Doors open ats,S o'clock; curtain rise at GENTS
PAl.MO'S THEATRE.
On Wednesday Epenns, Nor. 26th, 1876,
,AuAo- Of Handy AMY Ny L9 Sssy Who're. will x,.
a New Entertainment entitled
paddy BY LAND AND SEA"
With f fhe 1.h e rSvs es%s Of
story Of New Postoe'." and his own songs.
and evening 9I
ance to commence at 8, and conclude at 10. ne. 2uc
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATKE.-Tuesday even
he Hairy Mn
wSss iSs MI @I Bso
1es sns
Tom Polish, MIR Holland; Lucy, Miss Roberts.
TO conclude with the farce OF LEND Me FIVE SHIL
LINGS-Mr. Golightly, MIR Holland
Dress circle 80 Is shilling;
private boxes S. Orchestra boxes, S.
Door. open at hall past O'Clock: curtain rises att
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
M
confer with the the Office
said house Wednesday and Thursday
hours of and o'clock All letters be post paid The
attention of music is directed to the above.
WILLIAM STAMMERS,
n2i 3tissTh Manager.
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PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales and Small Profits
FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50, our own make,
and warranted to give satisacton fine French imperial
Dress Boots for - so, equal to those usually sold in
~ Broadway for S. Or 81. at YOUNG JONES' fine
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory Of the fash
ionable this city Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
TO order the 1notce Mending &c done the
store. fOUNd x JONES, Ann &C.
mtje
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MUSIC.
. THE PIANO taught very moderate
terms, by Lady, who has perfect know
HX Mn ledge of tho science and who undertakes to
teach it thoroughly with the greatest facility
Terms--Three dollars per month";
u Any lady wishing instruction. will please
address Music, the Herald Office. OFT lmistuc
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
I1I177s7u Z. T. CASTLES EDWIN MCCONNELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy oil
V6 VIZ Music. London, will give lessons on the
- - Piano Forte or Violin. At their rs,idencs, "a
Walker street, Broadway that of pupils upon
very moderate terms which be made known by applying
~ above nj lm$r
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A CARD.
E. w. TR Y ON & G o..
TAILORS,

No. 237 R oADw WAY,
u EG inform their friends and the public
- having made with house London and
Paris they constantly receiving the and
shionabe goods and at such prices will
faction.
And E. w. Tryon devong his personal attention
the execution of order and having
vices of superior Pantaoon Cutter prepared furnish
description Of garment ming gent
wardrobe in the latest and styles feel
that they give their friends patrons
ter satisfaction thar n24 3Bsrc
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BOARDING MERCHANTS HOUSE,
Nos. 1875, 1877 a,d l39 broadway.
= The PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform
E:: families and single gentlemen desiring Board for the
winterin comfortable quarters. with all the convent
cnces Of home that he has number ofght and pleasant
apartments to let furnshed) moderate prices choice
OF rooms may be had by early application.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-25

Patterson Jonathan +;
Pearson James
PronieWeski A
Perico Miss 6
Palmer ] N
Powell Caleb
Philips Henry
Peacock DR. ] s
Parke Reubin
Phillips P M
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Louisiana Penitentiary,

Messrs. Mediation, Pratt, & Co, lessee
O the Louisiana Penitenttary would inform
the citizens OF Louisiana and the South gen
eraIlv, that they are manufacturing sDd will
have constantly ~ hand Bagging a1fyalG
rope, coarse negro shiftings aaa dfiHfngs IN
seys, colored and white, the best coarso negro
shoes, &c. &c. They also continue the fdun-
dry BUSINESS
". b. They will purchase delivered at the
Penitentiary, large OF small lots OF WOOL,
clean or in the bur, for which they will ex'
change manufactured articles or pay cash.
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FnR SALE.
HOUSE,

NEW ORLEANS.
This new establishment has q bar and ma
~ accommodations, similar to a hotel. It's
tocaiion on the beautiful Lafayette square is
r-TrouALEL in the city, and its large and
ajrv rooms should, especially recommend II
dn2ingthe warm weatherto the favorable no.
800 ~ travellers who ana-irTERd 70 give the
house trial. ,vrsT pro,-
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from his bosom, and again seized her arm,
"Darest thou refuse obedience 4" he
cried, his voice hoarse with rage. "This
then-"
"Kill me, Bertrand, kill me-and | will
bless thee |" shrieked the miserable wo-
man.
"Nay-nay--I will do betteri"
And, snatching the infant from her hold,
the villain slightly pierced its throat with
the glittering knife. The boy uttered a cry
of pain, aud stretched out his arms, alright
ed, to his mother.
ooh, spare him Not hat wayl Let
him not die by your had I" said Alitea faint.
ly, her white lips quivering with horror.
"Come, then, and do my bidding"
Without speaking a word, the mother o.
bcyed.--Bertramo smiled as he placed her
ID the gondola, wrapping her mantle about
her, and placing the child in her lap. Then,
taking the oars, he sent the light boat like
an arrow over the waters.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-25
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