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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 81, 1850.

FEBRUARY II, 1850.
The House met pursuant TO ad journment.
On the rollbeing called a quorum answered
10 their names. EE3 E t,*..35sFs5 F.
On motion it was ordered that the minutes
of Feb. lst be corrected in relation to Certain
reports Of Finance Committee.
The following gentlemen introduced the.
following petitions
Mr.. Connolly, Memorial Of w. NJ. Mercer
Of the parish of Terrebonne |; referred to COM
rnittee on Claims. tr}a tsa ~ 3s
Mr.. Winfree, Memorial of ]. B. Hebert,
for relief; referred to committee.
Mr.. George, Petition of certain citizens Of
Caddo, paying for a charter for a Railroad ;
referred to committee.
Mr.. Blake, Resolved. &c. That the State
Engineer be directed to leyee the left bank
Ut Grand River; referred to committee.
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Municipal Election.

We nrr authorized 10 announce the following rnndi-
dates - ...
For Afayor-JOHS Il. DrFt0Co.
For Torn Constable.
EDWARD COUSINARD.Tand"JoS MoNGET,
Trrnsurer and CoHecior--HENRf l." WOLFE
For Scec,men- Henry ToMMssps. JoHN !. WoLFE
FRAYcIs PgILLrPs. Wm. r. TrsHaRD. J. McNApY
Rruru ID. A. CtisviSGutM. &. w. CHRISTINE.
=. HYATT, AMBROSE TnERIoT and J, NJ. BRusoT.
Election in April text. a..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

WAsH1NGroS's BIRTH DAY. - AT sun
rise yesterday morning, the firing Of q
national salute announced the da wn of a
day ever to be remembered by every true
American Patriot, the Birth Day IF Wash
ington. At 9 o'clock the Washington
Guards assembled at their drill-room, and
after pnrading Tor some time through The
streets, marched to the Mribodist Church.
where an eloquen, and appropriate ad.
dress was delivered by r. y. Thorpe, Esq.
After The address. Grn. Walker. in behalf
Of the ladies' of E,s, Baton R"ugr. Pc
~en,rd a flag /" lie Washington Guards.
In presenting it be addressed Capt., Iun.
u ri us inllows- W.. .r ..-
Cart. TUhsAsp. .,,-,. = ."U"
Ills with no, ordinary f. linlgr. nor without deep
emotion. that | approari, the discharge of a duty
whicl, the Partially Of the ladies Of Batoh Rouge
has assi gned mo to-day. Pleasant IN that anty to a
heart not dead TO The voice of country --aespiriors
II the day upon which am called to commit Ia your
hhHdRs HHN through ttem Io te RttlHHt SDInIMly
which you represent. the Staadnrd wrought nv the
hands of your fair ouptrywofnen--a standard which
IL destined. iiencefnrth. 10 be the raj wing signal Of
ynlor and patriotism on this day. which gnye birth
to him in whom the centcring Of oil %virtirs, civic
and moral. made hcrnisn something more than the
pagennt of mn hour, il is meet and pr"Jer. sir. that
tbose who. viii, the adoption IF his liormred name.
In We also contracted the sacred obligation ID pattern
by his deyotipn 10 rnutstry, should pass i,ndrr the
protection Of that bnnnrA which he held up in the
lame of American mtctcndcnrn and American Ii.
berty. Rear. then. ihIs emblem Of TINT hunner
which, assisted by heroes well remembered In the
affections Of the people. he bore through the trials
which young trcei,itn was destined TO encounter in
The vindicaJon Of her rights The banner which
the not unworthy descendants Of noble sires. at II
later period. waved over r,aftyn battle fiela, blood
stained in victorious defence of ,hose.:ou,rsctd' rights
the tanner which, but YESTERDAY. sYce ping over
HE mountains and valleys of n foreign land, com
PEELED m insulting foe To- pay homage to its;conqner-
ing folds. Keep itlong. guard i jeatously. tr always
soldiers pf the land keep and guard it until when
you aud | shall have passed away from the rcenes Of
ifs. our children ma gather. under II. nnstaincd Ivy
lisionor, uustripIed Of its gleries, and hoatihg over u
frttu artt In ttt;tt ii,eefle,- -
Receive this banner prepared by the haniis Of the
Of your parish, assured thai IL will BIZ kept ni-
'ullicd by YOU and the brave men who %acromnny
you. and that. should occasion require it. the emblem
! bears aruj the OCCASION on whirh il is presented.
will be sufficient incentive TO rally you lHnlcr its
oids in defsnrc Of your home and country;
Captain Tunuard then made the
lE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

SHERIFf's SALEs.-We have often spoken
sgainst the present unjust law regulating
sher ifs Sales, making it the duty Of the
Sheriff to POST his sales uren the Conr' house
door, and in three other con i%picuons places
in tho parish, where the first shower # wind
ami rain can blow them away an thus leave
the public in ignorance of sal g t. take place,
and often causing the poor debtors property
d, he sacrificed and fail in the hands Of The
eager AMI watchful Spectator. i is with
pleasure we have seen The introduction of a
bill in the House Of Representa- ives by the
Hon. iona G. White, WHICH will remedy the
evil-it makes II incumbent on the sheriff to
advertise his sales in a public newspaper; the
printer to receive one dollar, for each hundred
words, the first inseri ION, and half price after.
wards-'hns while il allows The printer a fair
compensation for his labor, it prevents the
abuse, by unnecessary and useless displA VS.,
practised Under the old law. The advertising
OF sheriff i sales, Injuries no one, and in nine
cases out Of ten is ofgreat benefit TO the debtor.
We sincerely hope the bill viii pass both
houses. ...
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

W A line of stea rners between Rich.
mond' Va and New York, is again pro.
jected. .I LIS lf.s
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TER M n.

subycriptinn As per vrnr. -H.r- .rft-
Advertisements orc dollar rer sg',nra for the iiI,''n
~,cstion. an; fifty cents for every snb"cfhcnr. ]olines
to make n square. e.#4u. "
Yearly advertisers $50 per year. yt,,4.#
CnrIs, &c. the us,inl prices.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

"a. GALE oe A CONFERENCE.-The porre We
lhst the bill entitled IAN act to take the sense
of the people on the OK edicn'y Of calling a
Conypnlioti 10 amend the G. ns'iln'i"n," has
passed. the IIoube uf Representatives. Ar
,icle lao Of the Constitution adop'ed on the
l4th day Of May ls45, points on the only
mode Of revising the Constitution, and al
though the present Cpnsti l,tion may be de-
fec'iye in many poll is, we de- not see what
right the peoples representa- yes, assembled
10 legislate under that Constitution, and swo'n
10 protect il, have to change, annul, Or dcstr'y
said instrut,cnt. 1t il tru" ts people have -
right TO cal n Convention and ia remodel,
change or alter their orga ir laws whenever
they may deem it ne ~cssarv, but where Is
there any rxprc-scI desire or pubic demon.
s~'ratioin before the Legislature, ON the peo-
ple, instrueting or authorizing their represen-
tatives to call a Convention we have heard Of
none. W. look upon this question a. one Of
the utmost imp rtance-one that requires the
most mature consideration, as il involves a
principle on which depends the stability OF our
state ins,ltltions, and if once established as a
preceRent, will make our constitution an in
g. rom, mt likely to be torn to pieces by every
y him or caprice Of each state legislature.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Photographed to the New Orleans Picayune.l
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WEDNESDAY.

|| q"
The Senate met ~agreeahly I" adm
ment. @s '.+.fs@. En-
Present. Hon. J. q. Bryce, Presidtpro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
The Hydro-Eiectric Light.

The Providence Journal contains q lsster from
Henry N. Paine, dated at Worcester, Aug ls, in
which be refers to the late experiments Of the OIL
GERS Of the Coast Survey, sub,!antiating the truth
Of bis discovery. a. a sufficient vindiciton, aud
beside, In relation to the Committee of Chemists
&c- who oppose his discovery, he says the reason
Why they pursue the course they do toward him
u hat the called scientific men," in ell sses,
have doubted the discoveries OF practical man, who
have discovered all new inventions and further
be concludes by stating
Another and very important reason why sci.
entiHc men should not be allowed TO act in so i'm.
pofsant discovery as this, 10, that they are noto
rious a. body for their (in inventors parlancel
psDchant 10 pirate.
mo new planet, no agent for the amelioratien
o! human suffering, no new law in electricity or
other discovery is made, but that he moment the
features are made known, they all claim TO have
discovered il at once. or each knew it before the
other. In such q cabsl oil identity OF my di GOV.
ory would soon be lost, and some Professor would
eventually step forth, presumins On the high dig
nity OF his scientific sttainments, and lo"n my
pretep sions into oblivion.
"Tbere are other reasons Of q pecunisry na.ar'
which forbid the punishment OF the discovery, "a
tional az yet, and among them the m Dat Prominen
l. the fact thar experiments are being made witt
Inc elements Of the discovery 10 a iar more I'm
portant branch than light or hess- Thi', togetne
with the announcement tina, oar ioeeign patents
are not yet issued, although in th5ss due course
pass.se through the Offices, trust 80 % SUN
sieut excuse NOV that the MOST Important snc
most denied portion Of the discovery az ressrd'
ieht bss been substsnlIAleo for DOT espSioing th'
whole thing
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IMPORTED OARPEIINGs,

FOX THE FALL TRADE.
S,MIrH L L0UNSBERY are now receiving their sup
Spnes for the Fall Trade, consulting OF ROYAL TAP.
TsTRIES BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN and other CARPETINGs, comprising one Of the
largest most complete and desirable Assortmens ever Of
fered IL this market
TheI purchases being msde entirely for CASH, affords
them advantages 10 mailing selections, that but few pot-
sess and enables them sell The lowest possible prices
English Tapestry Carpets, from lie 10 las per yard
English Brussels Carpets, from 20 10 l0s per yard.
Epsli,h Three Ply Carpets, from So 10 los per yard
Ame lean Three Ply Carpets from 10 TO 9s per yard.
English and American superhne Ingram Carpess from
b to "A per yard.
English and American fine Ingram Carpets, from 4, 10
So per yard .
Also, a large stock Of English and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, from feeito "a feet vide.
DRUG0ETINGs Ga "a, II and is vide, with O
choice assortment Of all other goods connected with the
trade equally low. SMITH 4 L0UNSBERY,
aul5 Nv 4B Penst SIKH Carpet Store from Chatham 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
Tse Uubnn Expedition and European Govern

Xno UUnnu hxpcuitIou auu 6uEePeao UoNpth'
mepts.
N ~ Editor Of The TyibSas,
SARATOGA, Tuesday, Augusi2O
II ID with grief, though not with surprise that
learn the advantage which the French and English
Press have taken of the late Cuban expedition
These reactonary European Governments endea-
vor to seize this occasion to cast odium upon the
word Republic, both in this and in tho other hemi.
sphere.
Apart frem the question whether this affair was
conducted with prudence or otherwise, which is a
subject cannot pretend to form an opinion upon,
beg to suggest to those royal and imperial Govern
ments that the less they stir this matter the bet
ter, or it may give rise to unpleasant queries
Spain may be asked If her history mas no records
Of any "piraical expeditions"
The Prince President Of the French Republic
may be asked if he never took part in any erpedi.
hsn."
The British Government may be reminded Of
certain affairs Of this description. Even one OF the
Prince Presidents escspadss started per steam
from London, and it is said, with the entire cogniz
ance Of the British Cabinet; whereas, this one
against Cuba wss undertaken oitA3ut the cosniz.
ance of the American Ministry.
None Of these however, or any expedition on
record, was 90 worthy of the term PIRATIcAL "a
was that directed agsinst Rome in lsl9. which
viii remain indeh6le blot upon nations tn an
one. Yours &c. II. FORBES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
RATRnT CITrIcti AND CARVING hAcHlnk
Z EnR MOOl ANO METALLIC nboye macnlne

DATEnT QUITTING AND CAkylro MACdlaA
FOR WOOD AND METAL-fhe sooYe maS-a ~
having been thoroughly tested for more tnaD we e@ ns
nateniee desres TO call Inc attention OF espiansu W 1e
sarne The machine embraces the most perec conon-nos
OF noyeenu that have been introduced io eutng u
carving ard n capable Of producing any form or sape o
he rze Of The pattern down IL performs VII Ine Loe'
perfect accuracy and great pach every eut
ng ana ctving Among long list OF Ancles may % reci
arsd he FOLLOWING; Cabinet and PiEroFor.e mAkera
10Y blocks for calico paper ard ocoh printers Woo
s bock le,ters picture frames brush handles, matrices
r. tvpe md AL Of 6otnic, NODDED, carved
.na trer work for carpenters use IN churches co2se
Lr Ec Ee PIE economy OF time and labor bJ e use Of
ne,e machines IN furnishing a. much reduced cost oE2
ts OF articles 10 the mechanical srs OF daily use AID Of
util,y "a well Of luxury, VIII, Il In believed, eourlncs
In operation The ssyiugn The labor OF carving viii be Il
he eas 50 per cen AID IN cutting tracer, cArpeceu tla
others work from 100 to 800 per cent? and a. has no va
II It's re viii readily ccErol me market A seRsfes ns
pziectfgkt SeL IL nconlesroy guhstsnlH ore u
aken on combination Of movements never before AIieps
81 end one IL is beat recomendato Iesi has pass
Cd moi only the United ses Paei Once bat lso Goss Of
Great Britain, france and Belgium, where uen znoss
rtrfctreas a. fsgsrrs American nyecuo1s pf@ri1ces "
idea thai this Is other than novelty. ..
Pre- peentes q aetrous Of eiiner t2kns peI 1e SAs
ole Of mSnG2rg he business In tcis city, and EAVh .
eeI.sry capital 10 carry on he viii sell psn gI d
az he SAFE. or oce undyce bait Of the pseni in -
france or Belgium which Countries msrine go
,.ni Ia 5 few day under ae guidance Of sk- - 5aT
Any p-rror des.rous Of entering ioto DC snpo,
ing he rec 1ze quaifcsg0cs The !nvenlof r.
10 see bel ween ae bcurs OF 10 Al. sad "a se Fo
ofWonal Co iron OnndTs and nsehne -, -tsns
M where he win give any Information Q, ~ al -Ir;Gsx
10 operation Iiy2o n teAN 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers under the hrm OF AhhOW'
SMITH RAFT 10 this day dissolved by mutual c0nisnl
The business OF The late firm Will be attended TO by DAVID
IN Iim1idstiop sY. ID. ARROWSmIrH.
New.YorE, August :. 1880 DAVID RAIf.
The subscriber having purchased the interest OF Mr.
Samuel ID Anowsmlh In Tho heretofore e,bnng hrn OF
Auovsmih l. Rail- will continue Ine business on ri. own
.e.onnt a ! Dev.st DAVID RAFT.
Hew.York, August T. 1850. aaII ~
NTO@ICK-The Co.psrrnership OF GAssNER
lNYOUNG Grocers IL Dissolved In consequence OF zoe
de,h of VIM B. Young. The business OF the ATE arm W"
be adjusted By the surviving partner Persons Indebted
viii plesie 10 make immediate payment and those having
S'- JOHN B. GAS9NER,
Surviving Partner, l32 Chs,hsmst
The stock and lease fine above store offered fc sae
on very accommodating terms Being al established sano
FOR the last so years H very desrabIe to any one Wishing
10 enter into safe and lucrative buslnesL aulIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

DATENT MsrALLlC INVKNxIONs-S4 dit
ferent patterns OF elastic Chairs, new and beautiful
models surpssng all Others In durability, economy uxu'
nous ease and chsse elegance.
Piano Stools and Stools for slore OF the same material
and beauty
Iron Bedsesds springs OF various sizes and models
exuustely ornsmenled and always 10 be free from
impuriy and all those nocturnal visitors TO which
common bedsleads sre liable.
Also Indestructibe and AiT-exhsusted Cofins These
Collins will endure for ages and preserve the dead with
out change. They are uncorosive, perfect prolecnon
against contagion, and mperyious 10 moisture or air
fbe Greek Burial Vsse-of new and beautiful forn
composed Of the ssme indesnuctble material.
Burial Cases-of the same MATERIAL for reinsermenh u
which collins may be placed and kept forever. .
Boxes for the Preservation OF Fruit FlowWs hesu ana
other pefishsble articles.
M All for sale at Wholesale and retail, and at very
moderate prices, by the METALLIC BURIAL AND fHUlT
VASE Co. $40 Broadway, New.York auto I'm
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CORPORATION NOTICES
NOrIUE-Pubre MONIES !. hsro-

(fOHROHATlOFN G-Euulc uoufo urfo
Nby given the or OVn5Fn, occupant or ecu.
pspIs cf ali houses ard o1s, improved of uAimpf0VeJ
ards affected HEREBY, ihat we following AssesEmeg nave
been CON 81 the AssetsUfs and Od od 10 lie Of
zee u te burean Of Assessmen for examination, by 81
persons ~ erestec viz For isytag neF sn1 rsAyaz
Old bridge for As AZ ne Intersections o. 81
Foureenlh,L Essi pl.eenin o. Est sKieeoA o. Hss1
Seventh euh al and UGiJn-plscs. Tbs limits embraced ~
such Assessment ali e several houses and los N
ground vacant Ou pieces AID parcels OF and s'utsd on
foh tides " FouIhsve. between EG'I Inin-rlia tni
Ea, FJufeenlr and 90 We esasiJ st- 2e1we-n Esft
FfeeLth sud bsl liz e-n'n ss GA .ls westerly sds oi
Uniyersy place beteeeu ksst fe-ntn AID East s-F-1'
tseLth IS % both td,s u Broadway between E7sI SCI.
eneetlh and Eass Eighteenth s' On oe ,ouIa-fy sds d
Es. Fou,Ieeuth OIL UnisersiiyplHcs and ftn-
ave. on ID. nouLsty OF sas Fourteenth bOhsii-,
Of Fkeen Esst sixteenth ana Fest se1rn'ees N -
bepesb Irving plsce and fln All pefso0s vnos7 "a
efssa saec-d by ,he s'ovo-named Asses -ns aud
rbo are opposed ue same eilh-f oi them, -
ogeseo 10 present tneir OorcOns In snnng me ulfer
seued at lheir Office Hail % Records, within 1hiny days
irom ba dale OF Ihls nOdce-Ohice Bureau VI Assess
uenls Street Department Aug IL, 1850.
SAMUEL a. De MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
anl7 i0t ISAAC HM. SMITH,
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PArENT ZINC PAINT.

TIVE sUssChlBERs, Agents Of the New-j:TssJ X.
plcrng and Mining Company have received nom nsn
Yrovn and Erankrtts Paints, which win be disposed
Ysese pslnt. consis Of various shades from deep, eh
brown, up TO q Seep orange, and also black and being
somposed OF metallic oxdes their lasting properties and
aconouy can be confidently recommended. fhs Comys'
az Also prepares from tho same oxides, paints peculiarly
valuable o the coating of,rop and OF tn forming the bss;
srotecuon against oxidizGrou now known.
rhese paints hen applied 10 wool form, also, Talat-
bic protection against tire.
A supply Of ias Compsny's beautiful White Oxide 81
Zinc 80 sSteusiyely used II .xs and ohor psrU 81
EUrooa a. tee aos valuable substitute for white lead and
sibsr deIosous papta IA shor,y expected yor gals By
he subscnbara ~ JONES 70.
L Wit ~ HeavSr|-
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S,UPREME cOURT-Ih tho matter o. ~ N NJ Yors 70
SNayor Aldermen and connosI o. sssssf n ths SAD "
-. - - INTENDING CANAl- -, -. $50
n ss,sbt Inc until inte-ec,s wssr ~. 40 4. % ias
Of WaAsrstreet sad city, o. Ies sr strss and
nz Of The gore formed BY The bssey ~ "a tAs
sod Canal s'fes nv sSe % supreme Court Of me So
Ss Fo sI Z. s INC. sSsasy 81 81 s ssos s 20
TIE city o. ~ % that day As soos thereafter a q
). hsasd lor sPPoalIss' o. ,,, - ,. ees s( Wa
hsss--ins. ...sd Dssed. August lbth, loo1 alol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

S,UPREME coURrIn the mattsr Of ne sggs.y Va -
Snayor Adernsn ard commonay Of ne oy o. is,T ~
-. 10 b- vdsping street, set o. Ne w.
thereof between Broadway and Green web stres "a S.,r,s q
~ 80 bv reason Of the proose1ngs tie above sniI
-, Re stst b. Tie Hon John W Ednoats one Of s -
a., s,,sm. CONF Of he sate Of New fOfs or case ~
.eocs by ono Of the other Jas,es Of Dc sal Coa a
Der. Of t- sad Court the CITY Hal o. The Ci9 o. r -
lie 3lft day Ol August, 1850, q; ~ oeocs, N ne
day-Dsisd New Tork, August .. $50
.uf0tA1 REEO {. hAhCE,
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OFFICE NoRwIcH AND WoRcEsrBE kAILao.eso.
NoRwIcR, July 10 itS
snE ~ Ia ihs

OrrIcR NoRwIcH AND WoRczsrsk kAILao.Ssot
DOCKS FOR sUBsCRIPrIUNi % %. Fr.i.rr-
Dsioe. OF hi, Company wiz be oPesed 90 ss 70 ,;
DIV days thereafter tho Books for such ssb<spuss
viii be closed until the 10th Of January neIi
All persons who Subscribe Aforesaid, snd fsf n p
cent on Tie preferred stock will be entitled 70 Iat dvd
70 be declared January nex on their prsf.rred .oes
new stocs subscribed and interest will be charged siihs
rate OF per cent a. nsalusnn nom NE IN ~. Ssp
wis sOt Clerk N. and W. Rsilrosd Sc
= BALLS VEGETABLE SYRUP, for the
- .cure OF Cnoers horbus Cho.ers laf.nlam Crsmpl
Sumner Complaint and ali Dl.irnen sed DyseoIefy,
certain cure for Cholera These preparations act by chem
csy neutraZng the Ecrid poisonous naid which eauies
sss sss essiO,y They are perfectly hsmlss. and
unlike The usual remedes leave The system In hsaihy
:sa On cSo ss po.On Sid Whole
sale and retail al bis oscs, l52 FulIonsL MY d. Ball
can be consulted gratis The poor supplied waoatcharge
Certificates from The following physicians AMI others who
have used may be seen al The propnetors ONCE G. G.
Hsmmond NJ D. l.9 Can4l-sL N.Y. d KimoAl, n d 90
=; Mira w Greene, III Broadway. NY; Mr. Gao Dex.
Ter IS AnnsL N Y; Ar. Il NJ Lee, l7s WIlansLNY.
aus I'm
NOTICE;-The seed business conducted By he IAlo
o. BRYDGEMAS BROTHERS, Al he old stand, "a
Broadway cor. Eighteenth st. JOSEPH BRIDGEMAN,
mo has teen 10 attendance The for yesrs viii
ara collect al debts due the establishment.
ALFRED BRIDGEMAH (rx.-,,o..
taiq 2avSms ANDREW BhIDGEHAN,) H''
HIEN,s AND boys CL0THIcG.-The be.i
place 10 gel mems and boys clothing ready made VI
nade 10 order 10 al J. VANDERBlLTS, 81 Fulton NORTH
OF God st. Over To- 600 sshos road g-mads
,ymeus: also 500 pieces Of fashionable goods which vi
- made u order n The lsiesl s.ve OF fsshioa.
lea aneOd' JAcoB VANDERBILT. 81 TuiloO-s'.
ngRCUssION GAPS Of All sind'i W. s-r. Elsy'I
PvyesIry chsrdf, Cora slarkey',, Ike nc t3un Wse.
Sng Shot Pouches, Powder and Liquor Fastf, duntrk
5podsa.-'s HALVES IN greet variety Also cole Ageru
a. yPey, PaIeri Wire and Universal shot Csrtniyes
sRAHCIS TONES sONs,
..,a scdu k.den-ane. Ne~ Yo-g
Ta1O sPOKTsmEc.-EINED DOUBLE GUNs-s
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SAMUEL a DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
tnl7 lOt ISAAC VIM SMITH,
EUHPOhATiON NOrIUE.-PuOlicno Iics Ia he

CONFEDERATION nOrIUE.-Puolicno ucs 10 here
Sby giver TO The owner or owners occupant or occu-
pans OF q. house. and improved unmproysd .ands
affected thereby that the following aIessmenn have os-1
peted by he Anuors and are lodged 10 ne ONCE VI
the sureau ofAssessmenf for examination By all persons
Interested viz: For bu'ldirg sewer N Thry.hrs 81
from sewer In Lexington 10 pO.nl leo feet west II
fhirdav The ms embraced by such assessment incuie
al the severs houses and lots Of ground vacant o pieces
and parcels Of land rtusted both sides Of T,iry rft
street between Third and Lexington avenues, and
the easlerly aide Of LexngioR-sYenus. between Thr.
ueta and Thirtytecoud streets All persons whose
Interests are affected by The shove named
and who are opposed 10 the same either OF mem,
are requested 10 present their ec0ns In writing 10 hs
NJ dergned, at tneir office No Hall Of Records within
thirty osys from the date OF this not Office B1rea1 of
Assessments Street Department August II, 1850.
SAMUEL II. De MOTE
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asseascrf
snl7 10 ISAAC WIN SMITH,