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TO PLANTERS.

7 ESSRS A. DANIEL d Co.. have
Avasthe honor to inform the sugar planters
tina, they will undertake the cleaning of boil
ers, taking off the scales formed by the
water inside of them, with a liquid compost
ton; they will also, with the aid of another
composition, clean the sugar kettles. na
They would respectfully refer those who
may wish to try their process, to Messrs Chs.
Kock, of Assumption and Towsend of Tbi-
bodaux, who have used their composition.
Persons wishing to procure those compost
tions, can do So by applying to Mr.. John
Ellie Gross, engineer n the steamer F. NJ.
Streck, or to Mr.. Robert Murphy, agent.
So, Old Levee street, New Orleans. [nl3,5i
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HOTELS, ETC.


80 NJ. C. j. E. GAUTIIIER, connu de-
lisi@Apuis long-temps DIES p%lanteurs ct des voya-
reurs qui parcourent les bords du Bayou Latour-
che, PREVENT lie public quill a mis- son ttablisse-
ment de Paincourtyille, sur un pied plus confor-
table encore que par lie passe. Non content
d'aneliorer rbotel proprement dit, II a garni son
cafe des prodnits des meilleurs crhs ct des distil-
~leriesles plus reputees. II compile ainsi Sc rem
Dire digne du patronage que lie public lui aaccorde
jusqu'a present avec tant de bienveillance ct Ell
meriter Ia continuation. 15s.n2*
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LAFOURCHE AND NEW or.

4- LAFOURCHE AND NEW Or
&E$esak LEANS PACKET. ~ The steamer
MARY FOLEY, Capt. C. DALFEREs, has
resumed her weekly trips and viii leave Donald
sonriHe every Monday, at s o'clock A. Nj. Re-
turning, leaves NeW Orleans, every Thursday, at
8 O'Clock A. M. A. F. HICKMAN,
n5* Agent, N~apoleonville.
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N A L'AMIABLE.

RYN MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe a Ia
- Belle-Riviere, .nesurant quatre arpents trois
quarts de face a la Belle-Riviere, sur una pro-
fondeur de quatorze arpents plus on moinsl Dor
dius Knight, OF en- bas par eelle d'Adelard Rous-
sean. #
Pour les conditions, s'adresser au vendeur
Augustin 1heriot, Belle Riyiere.
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VENTES ~JUDIClAIRES.
A. IA. FoLeu VS.. Pierre Hebert, Jr.

A. WI. FoLey VS.. Pierre Hebert, Jr.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA--F1rrn Ju-
- DIcIAL District CouRr, in and 70,
the Parish of Assumption.-No. 796.-By
virtue of, and in obedience to an alias
writ of feri facias to me directed by the
Honorable the aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale, on Saturday, the 4th
day of January, 1851, at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property, belonging
to the said Pierre Htbert Jr, also, all the
right, title and interest which he has, Or
may have, in and to the same, to wit
Attract ofland situated in the parish OF
Assumption, on the west side of Bayou La
fourche, near Grand Bayou, being the south
west quarter of section No. Al, township
No. II, range No. ID, East, containing
one hundred and twenty-eight acres, and
1900 of an acre, (12s $4,000 together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and thereunto belonging, seized to
satisfy the above writ, and costs Of suit.
Ierms-Cash.
Parish of Assumption, Nov. %. 1850.
IlO.JIl II L. Cft ~
John IT. Hsley VS.. Perico Vega
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-FIFTH Ju~
~ D1c1AL DISTRICT Court, in and for the
parish of Assumption.-No. 234.--By yir-
tue of, and in obedience to a writ of fl. ia.
and seizure and sale, to me directed by the
Honorable the aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, | have seized
and will offer at public sale, at the Court
House Of this parish, Oh Saturday, the 4th
day of January, 1851, at eleven o'c'ock A.
NJ, the following decribed property, belong.
ing to the said Perico Vega, also all the
right, title and interest which he has, or may
have, in and to the same. to wit:
A tract of land situated in the parish OF
Assumption, EN- the right bank of the Bayou
Lafourche, at about four miles from Donald
s4~nville, measuring one arpent and aquar-
ter fronting OIL said bayou, more Or less, by
thirty arpents deep, more or less, bounded
above by land, ofJuan Vega, and below by
lands of Perico Morales, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, seized to satisfy the
above writ and costs of suit.
Ierms-Cash.
Parish of Assumption Nov. 90, 1850.
nl3,6i] A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff:
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VENTES JUDICIAIRES.
A. N. Foley VS.. Pierre Hebert fills.

A. w. FOtey VS.. teTTe IleOeTt JUS.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, - Cour
IL du Ciinquieme district judiciaire, dams
ct pour Ia p~aroisse Assomption.-N 1876.
I'm vertu Dun writ de alias fl. IA. a moi
adresse par pHon. Ia our susdite, dams l'af-
fiaire ci-dessus intitulee ct numerotee, j'ai
saisi ct j'ofiirai en- yente publique, a Ia
Maison de Cour de cette paroisse, lie samedi,
4me jour du mois de ~janyier 1851, a IL heu-
res du matin, la propriete ci-apres decrite
appartenant au dit Pierre Hebert fills, aim
81 que tous les droits, titres ct interets
quill a d ladite terre SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terre, situe dams Ia Pa.
roisse Assumption, sur la rive Quest du b.
you Lafourche, pres lie Grand Bayou, etant
lie quarter Sud- Quest de la section No. AZ,
township No. II, rangee No. 10, Est, con-
tenant cent vingt huit acres, 13Il00 dun
acre C2s $4,000 ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui en- dependent,
saisis pour satisfairc lie writ ci.dessus ct les
frais du process.
Conditions-Comptant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % nov. 1850.
A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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DETAINED, in the parish iail O

10 DETENU a la ge6le de la paroisse
u Assumption, lie mulatre JOHN, age
A.d'environ % ans; taille, 5 pieds 4 Dot.
ces; dit qn'il appartient a Nine We GuiIlot
GU Guillou; il a reinforcement dit que son
maitre Sc nommait NJ Antoine Paimbeau.
demeurant pres de Thibodaux. aa
lie maitre dudit esclave est prize de lie re-
tirer de prison en- Sc conformant a la Ioi.
~ A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Napoleonviile, 20 nov. 1850.
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SIC De REcoMPENsE.

TTN CHEN DE TERRE NEUVE d etc
perdu a ~Donaldsonville, dams la mutt du
80 Novembre, au Ter Decembre. II repond au
nom de BULL. II est de taille moyenne pour sa
race. Sa fourrure est noire, a Perception des
extremites des quatre pattes ct de 81 queue qui
sont blanches. lie bout de son museau est girls.
lie dessous du con, lie poitrail ct lie pentre for
ment une double croix blanche. On lie reconnai-
ira aussi par une moucheture blanche au-dessus
du con ct un pea sur le cote droit. Cslui qui le
ramenesa a Do~naldsonville, an s~onssigne, aura
droit a une recompense de dix piastres. La
premiere personne qui dennera des renseigne-
ments positifs pourra exiger cling piastres.
P. l.. COMMANDEUR.
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NN0NCES-ADRESSES
A. w. WARREN,
arpentsur ct fn0rnteur.

ENEttALE
De tout ce qui a rapport aux a%ffaires dcs t~erres,
A DonadsonriAr, Lp.
S'adresser aux bureaux du PEoNNlEE.
TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
r E SIEUR Is. F. PLATTEN, connu depus
2A p~lusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvra.
yes, quill a fats dams lie cimetiGre de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses avoisinantes, a lhon-
neur de ~prevenir ses amis ct lie public en- gtnt-
raj, quill Went dc %recevoir du Nord de lAmcri-
que, ct de fltalie, DIES marbles de toutc5 espGces,
ct gu ii est pref a executor toute commando de
tombes, caveaux de tamille on monuments con-
~cernant sa partie.
II elnploie au choix des families, lc marbrc IA
pierre, on lie ipis, ct Sc charge tgalement dos
grilles on encourages &c toInbes, soft en- bois soft
Ell fer. Pour plus amples measurements, s'adres-
ser chez lui a Plattenville a cote de PEglise Pa
~roissiale de lAssomption. SEES prix sont DIES plus
modercs.
Plattenville, % octobre 1850. In9.6i
FORGERON Ell lNGENIEUR MECANICIEN.
TNE JACOB II. ALMENDINGER pre-
&v&s Went les planteurs gail extcutera a
dolnicile toutes sortes d'ouvrages de sa profess
sion, qu'on voudra bien lui confer ct quill Sc
transporter sur toutes les habitations Oh il sera
appele, pour y executor les PREPARATIONS dcs ma
chimes a vapeur, ct les METRE en- peu de temps ct
a des priX modercs, a meme de bien t%onction-
ner. moi
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"a RTlCLEsD DIVERS, recemment reeus ct
k7A a vendre par les soussignes, SAVIOR:
Clous de Weymouth, CRAZE, en- pierre ct en-
Fer a forger, du Ten poudre ;
nessee. Lampes, a huile, a gaz
Plomb, en- feuille ct en- ct a Camphine;
barre; Moulins a mails, a cafe
Draws ct charrettes; ct a poivre;
Charrues, p ioches ct Cordage en- pitre, en- CO.
pelles; ton, ETC.;
Haches, ~etrilles, ETC.; Ferblanterie, Poterie;
Harnals de buggy; t1uiliers americans ct
Selles, amerlcaines, an t~rancais, etc, ETC.;
g~laises ct espagnoles; Verrerie, parfumerie;
Monturcs de brides; Brosses a barbe, a che
Martingales, croupieres; veux, a blanchir, a
Eperons en- acier, Ell fer, fourbir, a cirage, a
en- c%uivre, en- plaque; epousseter,a peignes,
Peinture blanche; a dents, a ongles, "a
Huile de lin, ct lard oil habits, a poudre, pour
Therebentine; %cnfants, etc, ETC.;
Pinceaux; IHabillements contec-
Ciment hydraulique; tonnes;
LIE tout a des prix moderGs.
RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
nl* Donaldsonville, II, rue Mississippi.
"A UX TONNELIERS.-Les soussignes ont
AsA tout reCemnent recu des meilleures ma
nufactures de Cincinnati, un assortment COM
plet doutils de tonnellerie, ct de charpenterie,
qu'ils offrent a vendre a bon marche pour du
compliant. RICHARD & TEMPLET.
II, Rue Mississippi.
Donaldsonville, 5 septembre 1850. nix
~ RAISSE, CHANDELIERS, LIQUEURS,
NJ &c.-lo0 barillets de graisse premiere
qualite;
l2 caisses Star Candles;
6 barils de Whiskey;
35 paniers de Champagne;
Liqueurs fines, Ketchup, &c.
a vendre par RICHARD & TEMPLET,
nix Rue Mississippi, No. II, Donaldsonville.
DEMANDE DE MASON A LOUER.
I'm demande a louer une maison bien 49,
~ Distribute, sur Ia rive gauche du ba- EIs iiii
you, entire Donaldsonville ct Paincourtille. S'a-
dresser aux bureaux du Pionnier.
THE THEu
+ soussigne Went de r~ecevoir I'm envoi de
- Thes ~assortis, importes par la compagnie
connue sous lie nom de New York Canton Tea
Company, ct lofre en- vente.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2Fl Agent de la Compagnie, a DonaldsonviIle
HRANE'S Patent Compound SOAP, patent
~ ed January Goth, 1850, for sale at whole
sale and retail by RICHARD g. TEMPLET.
IL, Mississippi street, Donaldsonville.
Also: 300 barrels WHITE SAND for plasterer's
use' sl5,n2*
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AUX

EAH TT. CRANE, Forge ron ct Mgtnieur
&V& Mecanicien, a l'honneur d'annoncer au
public quill est maintenant etabli pres lhabita-
ton de A. G.. McCullum ct quill entreprendra
toute espece de travaux concernant sa profess
sion. II s'empressera aussi de ~repondre a la de-
mande des habitants pour les reparations DIES
machines a vapeur, bouilloires, moulins, ETC.,
etc. LIE tout, a des priX mOderes. n7*
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RELIEUR

MMR. AMBROSE ROUGEAU, Gtabli de-
AvA puts quelque temps a Donaldsonville, en-
qualite de %relieur, offre ses services an public.
Les nombreux ouvrages quill a dtja relies, sont
garants de son govt ct de son adresse.
SEES antecedents joints a Ia modicite de ses
prix ct a la garantie quill dome de la perfection
de ses re!iures, lui assuFent la clientele de toutts
les personnes. de la campagne qui %tiennent a
.ayOir me ioliA biliotileuue. SS-nl-la
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p. Deiahoussaye, 1estamentary Erecutor'
vs.. James Carl.

p. Delahoussaye, Iestamentary Erecutor'
vs.. James Carl.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-FouRrENrH
~ JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court. in and for
the parish of St. Mary.-No. 3539.-By
virtue of, and in obedience to a writ of fl. ia.
to me directed by the Honorable the afore-
said court, in the above entitled and num-
bered suit; | have seized, and will offer at
public sale, at the Court House ofthis parish,
on Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1851,
at Ii o'clock A.. NJ, the following named
negroes, belonging to the said James Carl
to wit
A negro man named Joe, about forty
years of age.
A negro nan named Giles, about twenty
eight years of age.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
Parish of Assumption, Nov. 20, 1850.
nl3,6iI Al HICKMAN, Sheriff:
F. Delahoussaye %erfcuteur testamentaire VS..
James Carl.
1TAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cow du
- Quatorzieme district judtciaire, dams
ct pour la p~aroisse Ste, Mary.-No $3.50,
En- vertu dun writ de fl. IA, a moi adres.
| Sc, par Honorable la Cour susdite, dams
l'afaire ci.dessus intitulee ct numerotee,
'ai saisi ct ~'offrirai en- vente publique, d la
maison de Cour de cette paroisse, lie samedi
Anne jour du mois de %ianvier 1851, Il IL h.
du matin, les esclaves ci-apres NOMINEES, sa-
voir
Tn Negro nomme Joe, age d'environ 40
ans,
I'm negre nomme Giles, age de % ans
environ.
Saisis pousatisfaire lie writ ci-dessus ct
les frais du process.
Conditnn n Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % Nov. 1850.
A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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TO Pr ANIEk

~ LAlN L LIAS.
MHR. Il. J. CRANE, Blacksmith md En-
AVE- gineer, has the honor to inform the public,
that he keeps his Blacksmith Shop near the plan
tation of MIR A. G. McCollum, where he will I'm.
dertake all works concerning his profession. He
will be happy to answer to the call Of the planters
who may require his services for repairing their
steam engines, boilers, mills, &C., &c. His
prices will be moderate. n7*
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"A. UEN lille,
.RUccaf, % VMpOseomUiE1c,
Exerce sa profession dams lie Seine Dis
trict Judiciaire, compose des paroisses As.
somption, Latourche Inferno ct Terrebonns.
il donnera tous ses soins aux ~affaires qu'on
voudra bien Jul confer dams ce district ct les
avOisinants. 15s,n1*
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AN NONCES.

"A RTICLES DIVERS, recemment recus ct
kA a vendre par les s%oussignes, SAVIOR:
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N. f.. ASSELINEAU,
DoCTEUR EN- MEDICINE, DhMENT LNENcIE,
Tient son office a l'habitation de NJ. Jean
Dugas, I'm mile plus hautque Paincourtville,
bayou Lafonrche.) s1J,n2,3m.
n -EDR. PAINCHAUD, a ttaEas ssa domicile
did chez M. Ganthier. a Painconrtville.
AMADEO MOREi.,
NOTAIRE PUBLIC ETJEGED DE PAX
NAPoLEONvILLE, A~ssoMPTIoS.
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DEALERS IN
Gentlemen's Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes, Hosieries, Gloves, &c. Also:
Ploughs, Nails, Axes, Tinware, &c. MY
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De tout ce qui a rapport aux a%tfaires dcs terreS
A UonaldsonriNr, Le.
q, .o. ,,,. L,,o,,, -, Dr,>Srr,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DafsIsTRAToRs sALs.-.n euIsaLncs Q oi lns
a NJ tIsrtB3sr Bradford surtolA,s o. The County OF Nav
-. nuaNNT I3nsACK VIII sell urdar James
Admpt,or Of MI ane singular soods chs'ts, and
c,sSt, OF ILIIAH RENYICk late Of The Cy OF Kew Yofs DE-
S 5,,i. at nhc .nron the Merchants g1ehangs The
CO ~ nv YoT an The s asy of January nsxt al O'Clock
- n Astrhs9 Val sstats Of which hs sss u;asttts
a. 80 - VIZ 80
o niece vr psfcs sss Foeiteenth Ware
-. - ~ YL known an the map OF cha AT OF BsyaTd
" huuars4 sId forty t6fso bounded We;elby
bv o geo xouthsrIY by le, s44 norrhsr7 By
M e. b.r IN Width in front ana rs.r rs s. and depth Oo
49, md /, own a. kSs Broadway
s1' NV lar me-, ar rsIcsl Of isrd ia ls Fourth u
49, fE. yor{ commanding a op.u: OF :s soUsIJ s4s 81
r.t aStsnt s. sst incbr ssssy iron cc-trio:
- s,,,y so ~ Jsns, and the ,outsri Chatha-
49,, I'D rom tuc pont sasisrly A7ns souts .as
O. 40 ny - So, t.Ice hyfly ct
ttoe2 Pc -. eetsr n fss tacss
1ale mo-, o. ~. -, ~. 49,, n s,yin,3e toev,n ho7s
cl.s. ~ -' " 49,
An tbo,s uI certain ts Of pa zsb.h Issrs q ssa y
~ , NJ, ss5 As tsT on ma Of lsais osloaSiay
- peo @ to,isI -.,f7r h f-oat ~ gsn
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

PAINFUL AccIDEsr.-A painful, and probably
fatal accident, befel servant girl on Saturday
night, whose name is Mary GFimmons, who vas
employed as domestic in the family Of John
Deir, residing in Hudson avenue Willlamsoqrgh,
where it appears abe was at work clearing off the
tea.table, When camphene lamp fell from the
nnanteIpiece and set ire to her clothes, which
spread with such rapidity that she was wrapped
in flames before assistance could be rendered.
Mr. D. fortunately heard her cries. and ran into
the room and smothered the devouring element,
by wrapping his overcoat around her The poor
unfortunate girl was burned to crisp about the
face and breast, and it is feared she will not sur
viye the dreadful injuries although every atten-
ton is paid to her at the hosp ita where she was
brought soon after the occurrence,
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and CHARLESTON
1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
NEW YORK d NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

/ VROAD-Ou and ai,er Wednesday Dec 49, tho follow.
ing viii leave me Canalst Station near Broad way
Railroad Office Twenty-seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train al 10 a M for New hocheLs'
msmaroneck rive Port Chester Greenwich Stanford Da-
den Norwalk Westpor Southport fairfield, Bridgeport
Sratford Milford and New Haven Passengers from me
WayStaons Albany and the Stations on the HousatoHs
and Naugatuck Railroads VIII take ms uaa ana 'op a.
BrdgepoF Passengers from Way Stations for Boston Prov
1ence Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut
Riyer Railroads WIN take this Train and JOIN Express TraA
at New-Hayen Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
Eypress Train at O'Clock NJ Tor SANFORD Bridge
mort Albany Housatonic and N1ugauck Railroads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford,
SLri1 ged and Connecticut River Railroad worcester,
Providence and Boston A., H., ~.
Haven and Intermediate Stadons Passengers oy ms
Train for the Canal Railroad viii remain at Ne~ Haven
nntiI SAP NJ For New-Hayen Hartford and Springfield
EXPRESS Train ats NJ for STANFORD, bridgeport end
Naneafuck Railroads Waterbury, New Hsyen, Hartford
SpriGRfeh Worcester and Boston
3 EXPRESS Truin AZ Is p NJ, for stamford ana Nor|liA
and connecting with Honsatomc Tram IL brdea port Tor
Albany and Pittsied r.. A.. ,,.--o,. -.
t. Accommodation Train 1t NJ Tor HeW-hayen ana
~ Nt commutaon Train al NJ for Bridgeport and in
ssfa'e0lA'7 '''t TRAINS 70 NEW.Y0RK
| Communication Train al 10 AM from Bridgeport stop-
ming at all the intermediate Stations.
Accommodation Train al I A. IA ror HeW-h37eas
stoppiug al ali Intermediate 6tatlons
8 Accommodation Train 1T 20 A NJ. nom New haVen,
gt0ppag at all Intermediate Saorg receiving passengers
rom Hartford and New Haven Cana Railroad and Asug'
a-uck Railroad -.
press Tram from Boston, from NeW-Hayeu stopping az
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
aousaGouic Railroad al Bridgeport
: Accommodation Train Ut 80 81. treceylng passeE.
yers nom he Accommodation Tran from Boston and
from the Nbugatuck Railroad Br1dgepor9 from New
Haven stOpping al all Intermediate otanUna
s Express Train at 10 NJ Tor IN connection YIN TX
press Train from Boston stopping al bndsePgt7 H0r"aA
a1d Stanford arriving in Ne"York II II 70 Z Nj
FTprpss Train at 9 IS F. VI. from Bridgeport IA CON
pecOu with the Housaouc Tram from Albany and nus
field stopping SorTeik and Stanford =
Passengers requested 70 procure rcSe ne9Fs aLn2
-ea ts IN the Cara ln7 Il T. MASON. suPt
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TRIcKs urox TRAYELERs.-Fo eeiga artists can
not be too circumspect on their arrival an2o5 w.
IN regard to the sort Of persons whon sng ac rs
sfust tie conduct OF their affairs Inc pfo'pSJbsS 5
Of the most talented may sometimes f o. ta abic
me unpop a,a, Of The he existence Of class u
IRE "sit . - !, DO I've b. aot sla H54t
ps. 6,. sp.4g KIND il lau,les o-okefa2e, aa '.s
800 - fsrrast yerytling ta4t oeafs ths "9fH
e, ,Gs lts'- ''rl,ec.ce. The Asss25e b-si
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FOR EUROPE.
gNOR LIVERPOOL

EHOR LIVERPOOL-United States
L Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt.. Comstock-This
slranship VIII depart win the Mais for Europe post
iyey on "Wednesday, Jan. g, al Y O'clock ID from her
bertf al the foo. Of Cenal-sl
No berth secured I'll paid for.
All letters ana papers nust pass through the Posi- Ofce
For Freight Passage, having uneqQaed sccemLnoda
@0-' EDWARK <. COLLINS, IS Waist
The Steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the BALTIC, and
sal January = ,,,..
Ling, January s. az
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WINDOW SHADES.

TSOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Rich Trans
naran1 WINDOW SHADES. ia every variety OF
svle and oualty. Al kelly 4 RlKER'S Wholesale Re-
1Sil Window Shade Depot Isl Chatbamsl N B-A good
assortment of entirely styles manufactured expressly
for the Holidays Also choice assortment oil bun and
white linens ~ ,, NJ. VI,
NB-Shades for stores churches promptly furnished
10 order. ut't'l
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STIMSON 4 co.'s EXPRESS TO

~ NEW-oRLgANS. per Steamship OHIO AslO An.
on THURSDAY December y, we sasll dtsps'ch an S2-
press Win Fr-igt, Picksgss Specie Jevr and aus,
Bic Parcels. fer Nev-OrIrsEs Elt Mobile.
Persons seHdBg Drafts Notes snd Bus by this Express,
Tor Collection Inay IsFen upon prompt atte01%Dce 10
the business by partner. ADDISON BRASVOW. ESQ.
sud his experienced and efficient assistants III New
Ollnous C;5ce III Ike s. CaSFie> s{oie B1fl1g.
y B-Gwtas n Ike o~ stage Of ihe Alsbaua River 81
TIE ses datsS promise 10 tc-FsTt ~ MS Ele,
iuto He Interior cf Afahlas
- No Freis ht received 90 lie iag Of sailing.
al ~ STtNSON * co. l9 Waist.
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PATENTS.

~ HARRISON'S portable set-cooling
1AeMlILS, Burr-slone grinders, patented November,
These Mills warranted do more work than any
other Mills use, and do require onehalfaS much
power .,. A.,
Mile al he Fairs ofhe American Institute IN ls49 and 1900
also AZ The Far of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanical
Association in 1880 -.
Sese Mills are very convenient for transportation their
whole weight being lnuohess than the stones sone OF CON-
Tbey are admirably adapted for grinding grain OF al
kinds coffee spices mustard starch, salt psmts pnmes
20 manganese bones hn quartz, plaster charcoal dye
snes drugs siuh, faNseed ocske, Nc Nc t4T SAFE by
'' e H. T. WARREN X co,
ais 2,yt a CorIlanist up STARE.
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xMTINDOW SHADES! GILT COR

w SH Ia ~, Glh ~ S FAME,
sAout furnishing their Windows with the above articles
win find at J. c. WOODFORDS, rs Broadway me
isrpesl and best assortment In the city, EeVeFa new sa
aeyer before introduced In NewYors Lace and MaaIln
Curtains pape Tasses Loops Pins BSna0 0%rnc con
retinp 6rs rate article low as It 10 possible 70 I'M
o cnre Merchants b1ysg 81 %aoesns @i
snS elsewhere J. G. W0ODFORD. 2e5 Broadway, hlea
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GtUPREaE CoURT-ln Of the Application Of "a
Smpyor Aldermen and Commonal Of The ely q NeT YoA s
tive opening kAlAGION AN ESUE ou Fort7 second
sSh tho Eueeeih Wstd OF sNn cry
The undersee Estimate and Assessment IN ths
sAov, hereby give notes, that they all meet us
house Of NICHOLAS c. EVERETT the Chairman o. Tho sad
Commissioners No III White the city OF New YnrA
on br 9TH dsy Of January s5l at O'Clock tho
purpose OF hearing opposition TO tss Assessment
The parsons VIC may
consieI esrreved auch Estimate Assess
NICHOLAS c. EVERETT, WILLIAM DODGE, HENRY bEEh
MAN Commissioner Dated, Eew-Yort December 10 1850.