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WORTHAlE. McGRUDElS IL q

WORTHAE. McGRUDER - co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
A - HHDS. -. Croi1. Z. RICO and " q. sugar
4O 20 package. w W. loaf crushed, and pulversed do
25 bth . Clarified sugar
40 thts Mc!asses' part prime
I9O baes old Government Java Coffee
los do Iaguayra do
10 bales Mocha
GunPowdcr and Black Teas. Of quAh'y
$50 Sos. Sal, assorted boz and warehouse
sides sole Leather, good aRd damaged
500 lbs shoe Thread
40 boxes sperm Candies
10 Judd's pat sp Candies
100 DO Candles Hulis 8 Woodruff
10 do starch
Kegs salt Pctre
= eorrans Indigo
10 BASKETS bgs, ,OurAnds Olive Oh
90 ties Coal Pit OIL
1000 kegs Dupoa,'s sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes sxto and lONl@ Gtss
500 rag, shot
90 hhds Mitdlng Baeoi
&c 40 Shoulder DO
family Hams
boxes Tn Plate
Block Tin ans Speier
rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind stones
IS btk Tar
20 bbs pare Cider Vinegar
IS ~ casks best wooiholse Wines
Genuine Old Port do
Co,,,u ysru. At factory prices
Cotton Lncs. Lon Mustard
Ginger, Pepper, hnsrice, saeks SIT &c
Am hisi.red Steel
English tiist Shear and Cpss steel
SpurE Steel
10 Sw,cls
ZION
Trcif gar and English
Sheet and Bcher Plate Iron
BlEt -rs' Hoop DO
HIes Plough Plates &c sc >
MOI .ERhINGS.--35O bbls. No. Gu
~ HerrnTs nosna-uy expected ant sold low, ahoa
/ by 80 BIsSELL & hoCANDLIsH-
pIO AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE.--lOt
L Z bags prime Green Rio Coffee
So DO do DO LaguAya do.
| II and 70. by
se so BIssELL 4 McCANuLIsH.
POTATOES, ONIONS, oIc-45 barrels SUI
II p,uor Mercer Potatoes
- btls silver skin Onions
$4,000 Boston Backa
5000 cecasShl
Just received per brig PaEtolgs and for sale by *
A
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THIRD SUPPLY,

IIIIItU DIN I III,
Z ArIIUOP, CHRISTIAN n co. are opening beau
- COB rssorifr' n' Of dress goots-such
III. b Plaid Casime,cs
Rich cria1 lcIsnis
Paris Clshnfres aLd Rob.s
80 pieces Cashmere ~ 57l cents, worth soc
Whfc AM c0l1ted Embroidered Muslin Robes
hieh ffcsq -Bs-coior'd AMI TACK
Rich Iurkefie and Cashmere 5haws
Rich Canton Grape ShaWs
White aud eoor-i KID Cloves, best quality
SILK atd Woitt.d Hosiery
H8mr'chci ard Embro dsfed Lawn Idkfs
Matchmaking white and colJfcd Flannsls
Bed and scryzn.s Blankets
Cloths. O. ssiHets and Kersys
Bk and Drlb Morcens Tor skirts
Blue. scar,t and Drab Damasks
80
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Ab Hes B0OTS.-The gentlemen can find by e,uing n,
" No 81 as pretty article way fine Boot a. thcrc
can be found IN the cry by Miles son Of
call al that Is wanted insure a sale at No g.
Ia vv,,s
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BULWEH'S NEW NOVEL;
Lucretia-Or, The Children of NInht

by SIR z. buLWER LYTTON. Barr
Au'hor OF fe'ham' Pompeii" "Zanoni." Rien1i" &C
Price IS cents.
IVNHE classic pen of the author of "Rienzi.~
&c al er having teen onz allegiance has at cnsb mo
yucca WcN which TOT artistic tcauy anidrsmitc spc do 10
d"ubh - u universally gand urplsnr aIht previous e
los An tnive perception Of chlar seems o. di,tin uh
h a Wt'ef adj Ito VIII ch he possesses matrry power
81 dein'auon Uni ed wi such felicity ilu alton TINT H. ne
as wen H'h' o' and eoint"rpo
and hcshrcss an IN iscnb bic { Ia m
This reveals with effect the m7ti e. and secret
springs OF aciicn exhibited h.ruin. VIII, -
u'hu' 'h'u "h snfubr crcrry 10.
guT co bntd with The raccs sGocrcits
eib bits one Ct tie most rnsry &c op.
"vah ol ehua'i cyeffrcstn 81 to conto np
For tale atths Books
dc Thinker a uonu,s
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"a FLES B0OTS.-The gentlemen can find by calm, a,
can be ornd IN tue cry made by Mile, son OF Phladepha
calls al that Is wanted to insure a No 81.
u 30 J. MYERS
Under Garments.
USl received full supply Of Buckskin Shirts
SIX shTi5, very heavy aud dne
shisor Go AID Dawers
lpTwieh do do
h0rno do do
Pannei DO do
They all fresh, Of excellent quality and VIII he offered low
ioiei,h. sILAs MERCHANT
lIi Slain stfeet
A XES.--We still continue TO sell No. l Axes.
which equal to any mode 10 t, eonutry a, 81,
maze ,sL our sales We have cold 60
'ny redeemed arcs
'a Isl GRETrER L GRErTER
STARCH, FAMILY AND PALE SOAP, from
- -n'a'lc's' faetoy-for sale by
aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN a CO.
FURNITURE DIMITY.-3.4 IA and Ga
n Furniture D.meues Tor sale ehcapat
% ~ HAwEs VAN DEURsEN 4 Wards
llfADELs' soar STARCH AND cAHDLEs-rso bo1c, R.s
- des starch soap and Palent Csare Cardrs-rceevipg
anu 'o' >''- ~ hAyhNrORr. AtLEN 9" 20
lHE subscriber has just received large assortment
Ladies' goat and seal Fln Ties and Buskins Of gupe-
nor quality and Of Philadelphia nako-whieh the ladies'
arc I"yied 10 call ana examine OF No. a.
ERASS SKINTS-Jlst received a lot of Grass
| ~ Skins, for sale 1t
.e nAwEs. VAN nEuRsEN WARDS.
TOBACCO, in hf and or boxes, Of superior
| = q1'i'y Tor sale BY GORDON 4 SKINNER.
| ENlkE BRlCkS-2O,OOO Fire Bricks. of supe.
| - qualify, for sale BY
oe WILLIAMS HAyALL.
| EkANDY AND RUM. 2 half pipes Hen.
~ Brandy
| haif PIPES oad, uurry Co. Bnniy
punchcon7 I'D Iiml ca Rum
| IN store aud vii be sJd low % crse. -
''e nssELL MecANpLrsu
| 40 BUSHELS CHEsNUTS--ror sale bv
80 r''1 woTHAI, MsGHuDER 90
| 'HNAR TART go bbls. in prime order. in
| - store, and for sale by
| ~ ptssgtt A. w.rA ,5pttsu
! ANiNfER STRAINED LAMP oI--6 ea.ks very superior
| - Hs'ehfd Sp'rn o., Tor Saie by
| 1 uBHEII1SI-t UByzELLAsi-Ah,r e .ssormcnt
| ~ ~ ti-r.s CON-,
! REEHE & COSTAu'S tIArs.---fcscivcd by me In
- ~ afura from New Yor Ca,es o che
m'n1riucrs Hate u The latest sy and q1aty ~ which
| ne attention o. genfenen is s7Hcrcd.
! h71, Cloth care, of 90 qualities ard puees
| n'H JUDAH MYERS, No. s7w Hsreet
| hBD COGNAC uHANDY-
| VS. Hal Pipes Otard. Duply o.. Rr,ndy forssi,by
| d. WttJJAwa a uavatr
GHEEsE, RAGSINS AND RICE
~ ~ eask, prni- Cheese
900 rackgfs Bunch Rasins In Whoe half ard ar bors
| tFr-es PRIME New Rice
Laniirg hi' norli-g and ~ s1iety
rs WEBB, BACON q CO.
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BaLT1z tIrg VIII:
Bel This - dav January 1915. before
the subscriber Justice
city a1re personally appeared Benedict a. Green,
oath c Holy EyHnsoy Almighty God the and
facts forth cerdca jus and true
stated. Sworn before JEs5E CLOUD, J. r.
this publication should the eye any who,
discretion prdorce youth should
on hussuy Of the evil alu'ei N show
Doctor offers bic ard rd ss,rscv
lie brevef Inst be- has the ~ reedyns surnps
AMI of obnng for them permanent charge
qu.ret
g Remember, Dr. nUEr OF IN French Medical fIou.s Is
south tfs1ereE street. near % house
Advice daily from o a. M 10 10 pm.
Baltimore sept o. 1916. IL
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emergency. Three cases of Asialic Cholera
had been reported in Paris, in the Faubourg
St. German. Arrangements have been made
for mail delivery twice day between Lon
don and Paris.
The affairs of Spain remain in substantially
the same unsettled state as reported by pre-
vious adyces. Intrgues among Office holders
and men who would hold office, and changes
in the ministry, constitute the substance OF
Spanish news
In Switzerland there has been a slight skir
mish between the outposts Of the contending
cantons, and blood has been she d, two officers
having been killed in the affair. The troops
of the Swiss Diet were expected to commence
their attack on the cantons of the Sunderland
or Catholic League, on the 18th or 10Th of
Nov.
The affairs of Italy were proceeding quietly.
The Austrians still continued to occupy Fer
rara and the citadel.
There had been some disturbances in Fviz-
zano. A conflict had taken place between the
people and the military, in which blood had
been spilt.-BoSton Traveller.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirtieth Congress--First Session.

Thlrtieth Congress- First Session.
DEC. S.-SENATE.-The Vice President pre-.
sented communication from the new Prin-
tiers, stating that they were unable to furnish
the Message as early as they intended because
the President refused to furnish them with
The Vice President also presented commu-
nication from the State department. on the
subject of contingencies of the department.
Mr. Dix presented resolutions from the Leg
islature of New York, in favor of Railroad
to the Pacific Ocean.
Mr. Dickinson presented au expression of
opinion by the New York Legislature in fanor
of an equality in newspaper postage.
The resolution ordering 5000 copies of the
Message, was reconsidered, on motion of Mr..
Allen, and only 10000 copies were ordered.
Mr.. Hannegan introduced bill for the relief
of the heirs of John Paul Jones, which was
passed and sent to The House.
HoUsE.-The motion to reconsider the reso.
luton resembling the one hour rule, was infer
lldll} pOslI')ucl. LIE LuPn pTOCeCu"
ed to choose seats by lot, occupying nearly
two hours.
The election of Sergeant at Arms being next
in order, the votes were taken. Whole num-
Der 224. Necessary for a choice ll3. Ma
than Sargent received ll6.
Mr.. Horner, Wing was elected Door Keep
er.
The House proceeded to elect Postmaster.
Whole number of votes 22l. L. C. NJ Cor
mick had ITO; Mr.. Johnson, the present Post
master, received Ill, and was declared re-
elected.
Mr.. Collamer offered resolution for the APP
pontment of joint committee to superintend
the expenditures of money appropriated for
the purchase of books for the Library; pend.
ing which the House adjourned.
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ard, fcr Baltimore, greater part cargo engaged.
ST MARKS-In port brigs Newcastle, unc; Coche-
CO. Hunt for Orleans 49,
RICHMOND-Ar 9Th, brig Jno Kendall stoveI, Tho
ma>ton.
In Hampton Roads 9Th, sch Adelaide, Stackpoe, I'M
York River for Richmond. Went TO sea 9th, brig zen
Ta,lor, Libby
BALTIM0RE-Ar 7ih, brig Porto Rico, Giles, hence
via Pntonac river, with ship timber.
NEW YORK-Ar sth, barqne Nacooche, Smrh, M
evitas, "A; brig Fornax, Leeds Lanzerotte, Oct l3i
ship Arkansas billiard, Orleans sch Isaac Athorn,
Grocketr, Tbomaston Cid barqne odd Fellow, Low
ell l.agnna via Garden Key. Fl
NEWPORT-Ar sth brig Two Sisters Chamberlain,
Wanham for Philaieph la
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9th, sch Everlina, Prehr,
York FIR Bath sih, brig Times, Groon, Bangor Tor
New Haven; schS Bride, Leo, VIM Henry, and Texas,
Thomasron for N York Floreo, Thcmas Gardiner for
Providence.
tOSTON-Ar OH, brigs Consuelo, Ray, st Mays,
Ga; M'Lean Iiardie; Grandee Keen. and Chas
Henry, Bishop, Philadelphia; srhs Advance, Bryant,
and Outese. Cooper, do; Exchange, Spolord and Ma
ry Langdon, Bearse, York. Cid brig Margaretta,
Everett, Cienfneeos
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9TH, brig Helen, M'Fadden, lin
Boston for Wiscasset; scbs Flores, Thomas, hence
for Providence Nayoleon, Boston for Woolwch; Maui
seag, Woolwich for Boston,
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s-y7It is gratifying to see the great unan'm-
itv which characterizes the proceedings OF the
Wings at Washington, thus far. 1t is sign
that they are determined not to let personal
preferences interfere with the good OF the
country and the triumph of Wing principles.
Let the Wings of the country but follow this
example of the Wings in Congress, and sue
cess in the next Presidential contest is certain.
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News by the Britannia.


ENGLAND.-The mercantile and monetary
affairs of Great Britain seem, on the whole, to
have improved somewhat since our previous
advices. Specie is flowing into the country
from different quarters-some f55O,O00 hav-
ing arrived in single steamer from st. Peters
burg money was easier on the best securities
and consuls had slightly improved, having
risen as high as S.. The minimum rate of in
terest at the Bank of England still continued,
however, per cent though brokers had TAX
en- first class acceptances at and 1-2 per
cent.
Several factories had resumed work. The
Royal Bank of Liverpool was expected to re-
sumo business on the LIST of December and it
was thought that there was fair chance that
the North and South Wales Bank would also
resume. Whether the Liverpool Banking
Company would resume business or not,
would depend on the response to the call for
e. share on proprietors.
Cotton had been in good demand, and the
previous to the arrival out of the Cambria
The prospect of an ample crop, reported by
her advices, reduced the price l-Sd, and even
lid in some instances. The current rates, on
the sailing of the Britannia. were about the
same as previous to the advance. During the
five days ending the 18th ult about $4,000
I. L, L. 4 Tow
port.
The corn market was firm, and the prices
had rather advanced. Flour was selling at
from 2Ss to 3Os. Indian corn had advanced in
price yet more, being quoted at from 33s to
39s quarter, and corn meal, at from l5s. Cd.
to los. Cd. barrel, the arrival of corn being
limited The provision market was dull.
AS an Offset to the favorable view presented
above, we are sorry to be obliged to say, that
the general aspect of the country is tar from
being encouraging. The panic in the money
market seems indeed to have subsidized, and the
failures of very large mercantile houses to
have diminished; but the trouble and ruin
apPSuio Y" NC SAeShuihO ohiouo Iuc
houses, the retail traders, and the operatives
and laborers thousands of the latter being
thrown out of employment by the stoppage of
the mills, the Railroad operations, and by the
failure of large business firms
IRELAND.-The condition of Ireland is rep
resented as one of lawless confusion and an
archy. Robberies, riots. assassinatons and
murders constitute the foreground of the
gloomy picture, and famine and death are in
the back ground. 1t is expected that Govern
ment, after employing warnings and threats to
no purpose, will adopt the most stringent
measures of force to overawe and punish the
refractory and desperate Irish. The constab-
ulary force is to be increased, military detach-
ments are to be stationed wherever it is neces
sary, and patrols established; and an Arms
Bill, more stringent than has yet been in force,
will, it is expected be Immediately proposed
to Parliament.
FROM THE CoNTINEST.-The news from the
Continent is not of very special interest
Signs of uneasiness continued to be manifest
ed by the reform party in France, and the
Government appear to be preparing for any
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Extensive Failure.

The proprietors of the Covingten Iron
Works, of Baltimore, have failed. Their es-
Enlistment is a most extensive one, and at
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW iORJEANS-Cd 29th, ships Hargrave, Dun
can, and Scion, Bucknam, York (Iater has been re-
ported cid 25th Martin, MASTERY barques Lycurgus,
brown Venice; Louisa, Young, Baltimore Both Isl,
sch Hanover, Baltimore. Advertised ship Canton Pack
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORN, DEC. II, lS47.

6"r CitZenscan have the Daily Tiibuneleit their
residences or places of business, nj SIX CENTS
PIE WEEK, by leaving their names win the
Carriers, orat the office of publication.
93- Single copies ONE CEN TITO be had at
the Publication Office or of the Carriers.
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ID L Il ID

In this city, THURSDAY 9th inst, Richard H., eldest
son of MIR. Richard Nutter
MINIATURE ALMANAC--Dec.1 IL, Is47.
HIGH WATER SUN. DAYS.
9 "a NOR 9 81 ev. r.727 sd 10 length 50
y I: ( New Moon, 7th O'Clock 81 minutes Evening
60 First Quarter 18th, 10 O'Clock, AZ min. Evening
Q Full Moon, 2lst O'Clock, 90 minutes Evening
& I Last Quarter 29h, O'Clock min. Morning.
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NOTICE.

TEHE County Commissioners for Lincoln Comfy
will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the times
and places respectively mentioned the following des.
cribed places or zeal estate, the property of Said COun
ty, with sundry articles OF personal property, in and
about said premises-viZ:
AT Topsham, on Monday, December Goth, ls47, at
0oclock A. NJ, on the premises the Court House lot
and Court House in said Topsham, together with the
furniture and other personal property belonging to the
same.
AT Thomaston, on Tuesday, December 2Ist, lS47, at
10 O'clock AM, on the PREMISES lot of land, stu
ale in West Thomaston, near the Baptist Meeting
House.
AT Warren, on Wednesday, December 22d, l547, at
10 o'clock AM, on the premises, the Court House lot
and Gouri House in said Warren, tsgetIau with the
furniture and other personal property belonging there
to. by order of County Commissioners.
l.. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Nov "a, ls47. 3w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Smyrna oct 2lst, barque Susan Jane, Prior,
Boston.
At Trieste 9Th ult, barque Thames Silsby, for New
York, nnC.
Sid fin Genoa, Oct 30, barque Smyrna, Scott, Paer-
At Messina, Isl u ship Sabattis Stevens, (fm Ge-
noa) for Palermo. soon. to finish ldg for Boston.
Al Nueviias, 2lst nit, barque Paro, Kinney for New
York, days; brigs Draco, Beaucbamp, for Boston,
soon; Gen Lincoln Goudy, I'm Bangor unc.
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Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri-
hnne,

Eightlines or less one ortwo insertions, 2oc'
Eight lines or less three Insertions, 3uc'
Eight lines ~ less six Insertions, 5pc
Sixteeniines, or more than eight, one ortWo
insertions, 'oC'
Sixteen lines, or more than eight three lnsef-
lions, oS''
Sixteen lines, or more than eight, six inser- oo
tons, Sloo
A liberal discount W i'll be made to yearly OF quar-
terly advertisers.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Acadia, Shannon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dec
britannia, Hewitt, ......Nov 10. Dec l6
The sailing days of the New York and Havre Line
If Steamers have been arranged follows:
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Dissolution of CopartnershiD.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartnrrship
~ heretofore existing between II. 5. TREVET1 Il
b. +. FODTE is This day dissolved by mutual consent
All business Of the Firm will be settled by Il. s.
TREyETI.
Saith, Dec :, 1917. 1899
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SPOKEN.

SPUhEN.
Dec |, lat 81 36 Ion 70 10, passed ship Genon,
hence for Dreams account says Ion 70 40, steer
ing NE. probably an error.
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Flour, &c.
Notice..

The Propietors of the" PATTEN LIBRARY AssocIA-
TON are hereby notified that the Room of the As
ISOLATION will be open every WEDNESDAY, and SAruR-
DAY ArrERNooN, from to A. O'Clock and Saturday
Eve. fon 10 O'Clock, for the delivery of Books.
Per Order REUBEN SAWYER, Librarian.
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Fishing Irvine.

FISHING TWlRe.
kOnO LBS. No. ~ M'Car'y's Cotton Herring
CO''O Irvine, in Skeins and Bails
1000 lbs No 20 Cable laid Cotton Herring Irvine;
5000 " Super Gotten Seine Irvine;
1000 s. Super flax Il 3 thread Sbad Irvine
5000 Z" & thread Mackerel Irvine;
Tanned in hemlock bark, fer sale by
VIM. STOWE, Agent
American Net & 1wIne Manufacturing Ca
No 10 Commercial st. Cup ssairs) BOSTON.
Nov 10 day2n
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Connecticut Cement.

lust received, and for sale by z. HYDE L Co
superior article Of Connecticut Cement, wh:c
they o1iei low.
May 30, lS47. w3l
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House Lots for Sale.
No. 3 Pierce's Block,

TWO or three house lots situated on Lincoln ST.
Inquire of SARAH BOSWORTH, the
premises.
Bath, Nov II, 1e47. VS.
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Patent Windlass Gear.

SHIP Builders would do well to call and examine
~ new and improved article of Patent v indlass
purchase just received by u. HYDE Il co.
Bah, Nav IN lS47 3wl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGIN.
EERLNG.

II hereby given, that II pursuance Of A
contract WI h aud nndsr Instructions from the
Surveyor General If thr public lands Tor the
State Of Louisiana, | will re- sureeY and nal d
the corrections nf tie lines, Of public lands
and private cItims, embraced in the follow.
ing Townships, in the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, q eadsbutot district, Louisiana, viz
No. I, south afraHge no. |, west in viii h
Baton Rouge il STUDIED To&nship no. +,
south Of range no. |, east, Township no. 7,
south Of range nc, z, east, Township no. T.,
south of range m | west, aud Township no.
s south Of range no, | east.
BainE duly commissioned by r Landry,
q. Safes Sar. General for the State NJ Louis.
lana, | will be- prepared to execute private
surveys, IN any part Of the State, aud also
dwelling in all its branches, letters address
sed to The care of Thomas H Weightman,
ESQ, Sur. Generals off g, D1naI dsonville, or
Daniel D Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention Of
tCLAXTDN TAYLOR,
u, =. Deputy Surveyor g. OWL Engineer.
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&C Tn pERsnNs nEsraMINa %

1 TO PERSONS DESIGNING 70
HEElADUlLD, Nc.-The undersigned,
Builder and Architect, RESPECTS
fully informs The citizens Of Bat
Oh Rouge that he isngW we'll preparedto take
all contracts IN the line Of building.
Persons living at d distance who are build
ing. can, By leaving their orders nj my shop
on Church stree, 9Ppesjt Mr. NJ. Gfapari's
Coffee House, have their s8sbes, doors,
blinds, windoW-framtes, etc, made In the best
style. J~oBbing, about town, done at the
shortest %nttief,
Those desifo1s Of building, will find 1t to
their advantage 10 give me a call before con-
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish speeiica-
lions. in all eases, without charge, II | do The
work.
will keep on hand. at all times. ab good
stoek Of seasoned lumber, aud other S0iid.
ing materials, 50 thai persons Wishks to
build, need suffer m unnecessary det9htioH
in having their work DOM.
ne.4E. p. McK1TRIGK.
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MNrfCn

]. FITET e. Co., would respectfully liz
form their friends and the public III general
that they have Il complete assortment of reads
made Tombs, which They can set in the space
Of half q day.
They have also at hand, Inscription tables,
and are able to perform all works that may be
ordered, such as family Monuments with sey-
eral places, marble Gbimneys, tumulaf stones,
&c.
They keep, besides, d shop where they win
execute all kinds Of blacksmith, gunsnith and
Eocksmith works.
Their materials being Of the FIRST qu8tft,'
they viii guarantee every thing that il bdDgif
from them and will charge but moderate prices.
Residence between the cheap store and MI.
f. Arbour's saw nall.