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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1851-10-25
SALE.

Estate of Simon C. Mathison, deceased
ON THURSDAY, the Goth day Of October
" next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, win be offered for
sale at public auction, ut the late residence OF
Simen G.. Mathison deceased, below and adjoin-
ing the town of Franklin, in accordance with the
deliberations of family meeting held before the
Recorder of this parish on the 25th September,
1851, duly homologated, the following described
properly belonging 10 the estate Of said deceased
to witt sst . r:El-54f -r.H IL.
That certain tract of land or sugar plantation
situated and lying in this parish, below and near
the tewRief Fnnkin, measuring 81 arpents front
on the west side of the Bayou Teche, with the
usual depth Of 40 srpents, with the benefit Of the
ousaing of the side 6nes, including the back con-
csssisp that belongs 70 the same, containing $50
super6eisl arpents, more or less, exclusive, how
e~ss, u - Sssssa I5Gs of ground sold by the
said Simen G. Mnfhison durihg his lifetime, out
Of the original tract, and of lot of ground mea-
surihg 100 feet front on the west side Of the pub
lie soad. on the upper line, by the depth Of 300
feet, reserved BY the said family meeting. The
whole tract is bounded above by land Of Robert
Hare and others, and below by land Of Dorothee
Bowles: together with all the buildings and im-
provements, rights, ways and privileges belong
ing to and on the said plantation, including the
growing crop Of sugar cane on the same, which
viii enable the purchaser 10 plant fall crop for
the next season.
Asso-42 likely negroes of both sexes, among
which ere several valuable house servants and
field hands, and . frst-rate carpenter, aged %
yesrs-an creoles.
Also-A considerable lot Of mules, horses,
oxen and gentle cattle, carts, ploughs implements
Of husbandry, plantation tools, and other per
sonal property too tedious to enumerate.
Condittoaa--For the personal property, all
sums of S25 and under, cash; all sums over that
amount payable on the 1st of March next. The
land and slaves payable in four equal annual in
stalnents, at one, two, three and four years from
the day of sale. Purchasers, in all cases of Gre
dit, to give their notes. with good personal secu-
rity isa soiias, made payable respectively at the
epochs aforesaid, to the order of Mrs. Jane Irene
Mathison, testamcntafy executrix of said estate,
conditioned to bear 8 per cent. per annum inter-
est from day of sale until paid, and the land and
slaves to be and remain specially mortgaged, af-
feeted and hypothecated in favor of the said estate
until full and entire payment Of the said notes in
principal and interest.
]. A. DUMARTRATT, Auctioneer
Parish Of st Mary. Sept 27, 1851.
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JEWELRY-JEWELRYI

L
q Just received, an assortment of fine
~ Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
'sAAaam Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen will please call and examine the stock.
70 Clocks repaired and Jewelry made to
rider or repaired in the neatest style.
A. F. McLAIN.
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JOHN A. TRoUsDAEE
A. F. MILAN.
McLAIN & TROUSDALI

.~.., McLAIN & TROUSDALE,
Practical Dentists, most respect
olIYYYYy fully tender their services to the
ladies and gentlemen of St. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, in the above profession, in all its
branches.
artificial Tsetk, from one to full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without arti
fetal Gums.
NIB. All operations performed with the ut
most care.
Messrs. A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, Ghe former four
and the latter two years,) take pleasure in re-
commencing them as skilful and competent Dem
lists, in all the departments of the science.
WILLIAM CESSNA, Surgeon Dentist.
Pattersonvie. Feb "a, 1851.
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Carriage MAXIM and RepaIring.

c&L The undersigned has IT
4SAreturned from the West
with the best materials for making -
and repairing Carriages, Buggies, Cane-Carts,
Ploughs, and all other instruments in general use
on plantations. He offers his services to the pub
lie, and hopes by reasonable charges and close
attention to business to share portion of public
patronage.
- All work done with despatch and in the
most wo;kmanlike manner.
E. E. CRAIG.
PattaraonuiIIa Iulu d 1851
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at- Lao,
II will practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
Of st. Mary, St. Martin and Vermilon.
70 Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. 5f
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Law Agency.

nURING my absence from the parish of St.
- Mary, my friend JULES G. OLIVIER,
Esq, will represent me in my professional busi-
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to.
stipulate for my services, as counsel in cases
in which he may be employed with me in said
parish. THOMAS II. LEWIS.
Franklin, June Is, 1851. 6m
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SPEECH OF o. N, OGDEN, ESQ.

IN REPLY TO ISAAC E. MORSE,
Delivered at Alexandria, La, Sept. 18th, 1851.
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GERN ANTS.-A great variety of well

p selected StNsufs LOW wanting cmao mcut re- C.,
ID t>ON uhecs 3,U Broadway aud li9 BoWtr Terms.
ttay sclr.o ~ cents otherwise ~ cents IN effort
Nl hg made % please ever body Men aEd BOYS can be
bad fr Any respectable employment No charge 10 sub
>tIffeIS SO w.
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BOARD. Wanted. Board for Gentle
- man. Wife, two children and nurse. Addr s. Box
No to. Post Offce soI
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HkRTNER WANTED-In the Lumber
Hrsnoss n Hroctirn % I GOOD location vel esiat
she'd. With god . la lJrGtTy trade address \ b
brotsltn Post Office SO W.
4. GGD -WANTED-A Gentle
- I sNFOO. man cf Business qualifications, Dos
se-sff = she above amount. 10 sn the ad cruiser 10 me
manufacture Of .a'eLtrd article 81 necessary universal
1t IT. H. tbs and ler countries The mtnuilcor' nov
n work and the article tein- put before the bic Ap-
rly raddress j. 7 " n. Zls r ulion :; y Y. 81 -
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i Wizard Increased and unparalleled success
PROFESSOR ANDERSON. tie great MRid 81 the
North ever, evening dining tu, week, wall introduce se'-
Room Entertainment ID Natural VI -1c. having been At
tended hs Thousands II the elite " the CITY ana thmnged
with STRANGER, from all part, tuhs Sources hFseurue lie
VII continue ever evening. and vii perform uis famous
aud astounding fs OF the Mystic Cabinet, The ncompfe
lfrstlt Cauldr0n Feat the CRYSTAL tasAet. >ns pension
Ntsmcr.c a. 81 Sc aud series II col her equally great
dellsons Admission DO cents juveniles unier twelve,
p cents CauIlets mas be ordered 1f DO ncilcs D9l
0rsuaf commence 10 Tickets may be- bad 20 he 10
tes The Hail. or 10 J 5Ol4Us $50 Broadway The
WIlaff's Haud-B4os ~ Magic. ~ cents the MiAHls
lehfat-d pianist. viii preside at the grand piano forte
l. n v OMs Inl--L Ie-- Lu-uly elenn. " ~
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\ MI fhfff ttAIf hiHifif
~ saInt. by savage srd py saae,
... T.. . I ..sN 90


Now - the World contains Thousand million =" sous
and not one ackuoW edged Athtsard DOUBT one a.
cere Msisnals who douh tbe eA ence 81 asoni ana "i
rrWald and pun shmcnf her. ate am gong 10 place
mysef reyoca ~ before the World one position of the
other. either aman speaking u me sincerity o. ms
heart conscience know fd-f tht erenee, ofhs 81
tive and confined lunatr ealing upon hs Gre tor lf a
condemnation o. eternal punishment, winch must Do incF
table ils Jaws Immaculate Ana VI ms thpfpn-
eonyrti0n that aui shl be- steruaiy punished u
sneak false alter Tins declaration, cat my Maker 70 WI
mes. " hat say, and make record Ot ny oath.
believe thai nnct ont IT every t"-ntl deans IN u
take ace now from disease might be- stopped thN thrso
Yeas experience teaches W 81 % chtuf ~ the AfaS -
H. change tho dsc8sc dud hepith must regain mr. s"~
aud that tbs remedy AGAINST u ease r cnta'tn p" VA car
alton and lam fully convinced DIV ckefelct ina en amp.
non can te cured Le yer' lHt stages 81 tAe disease
he ouy eases 80 NOT fOsyo iu ie hs.foph05a, apo
iEy AID coup dr soc - th0sa nh0 do ~. know how
icod obtain such 0Hl-se pl power, viii state
that for three months puscy adsCrsei % gave &c ~ an
urfle - pay fJr y. and mat gave rae an cspih'c'
whole lifetime would not other~'te have fnrsi-nsd and
ont Of The thousands ot bottles dsfr- 80 l.. we most
yr,chca victims of di.s and suffering pos Sfsy de
c'fe, k.Ie bly, God. that not one has di.d h. ny ks
e'se ard Ihayt Htptsin account 81 and address.
TALBOT WATTS, compouticr Of .le Neuops Antilote.
n l12 Sassaust 80 -
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REUSiC Professor En- Brandes In
WI forms his Pupils. Schoos and the Pphhr IN General
at De continues teach the Piano aud Singing .kngsh
AID Italian Stylss' follow Ing most expeditions an1 sue
c,sf method of mpgitns thorough musical know ledge
1ntiou tie FIerch Italian English and German ldons
Reference Pupils tpny by letter peTs nay from
D. 2 o'.f.,l. ~ No $50 Houstou-st >32R'
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s. WaSh.r -tcn-st hro,,. i.n James Gaze VII su AZ
Auc'srn ca MONDAY. >srt IS f.Ji. D. octcA AZ me
Merchants l1caarg,. NcN N''k. wv vApsee iots -
ground known = NJ s. auo 81 Ws>hirgi1n 81 "a sheh
formerly stood tae building kno~ ~ the Brooklyn Mod
ing Mill.
mig through % SttwAust sid sunlcct - nors.ge OF
$3.50 ..,
The other DIFF, beng q feet % crheS BY % Zee! inches
deem Sold sab cot o. n.ougasr 81 foOo. -
on the lots there = ar >ore foundation, which Will
b. sold with 'he IS Tern, a. ,a.t. -
For mays aud particulars apr'y - the Anetoneef Nc
IS Eultoii->t Brooklyn. Nid NJ Wau-s, Ns~-hors
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ROARD.-Several gentlemen NAV be
Jpleasantly accommodated with Boarding, at No |
Menroe-st corner Of Cathanne-st Payments required
promptly. aul5 I'M
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private American family, having three "eL tif-
nshod rooms wish 10 let the to three or four gentle
men Germans pre- feUed) with OF without Board loca
ION pleasant and the Jerry A. pleasant company -
red those gentlemen wishing 60 ENJOY the comforts ~
home NAV fully realize the same by applying at No loS
Atlantic where they viii OBJ am name and residence
Eest Of 1elertnle gNen and TtquIed sll Nh IhNo-
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Two BIZ SOLD celebrated eollec-
Il ton OF Anatomical. PhysoloSs.ai. snd Pa'hoio<eA
exhibition Il the >oci-fy ilhay Rooms No 30 Broad
way. New lora CN, vii te s,s AZ Paohc Aucuoa, AZ
the above roOnis. on MONDAY. sept ID, 1901, al "
o'clock VI For terms of sse Apply IN person. OF ~ le'-
ter post pad 20 MOSES MALAY,
- lgs AItv and Counsellor stlsw No NASSAU 81
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.EAFNESS-SHuRT SIGHTED
miscellaneous Advertisements.

VeNUE STEAM PRESS. BAN Err,
Il GOODWIN \ co PRINTERS. TRIBUNE BUILD
INGS. viii ISSUE I,w edition II theu new PAPER THIS
MORNING II con'a MS iaree amount Of valuable and
reliable CIT, information ca,.c Miscellany and interest
ing Orqna Articles THIS the largest aud mos, beauti-
fu sheet ever issued lorGRAruIrOuS CIRCULATION.
twill be distributed daily All the principal hotels public
saloons stores on steamboats,. railroad cars and o'her
places where reoplo most Do cobsrogaie
Projectors of hotels saloons cJ and country merchants
aud bushes, men generally wishing to Obtain copss Tor
circulation will be s4pod upon personal 81 written appli'
cation
The attention ct ADVERTISERS is particularly invited
to the advantages Of TIE STEAM PRESS Its an
meuse circulation renders the cheapest medium publish
20 For terms see the pa er
IL
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NRY GOODS CLERKS-Waoted, a
.ARDENER.-Wautcd,s situations by a

<S Gardener and VIE, with membranes Prl'cs-
iaus Re understands kitchen gardening flowers nI-sery
&c m al. their branches She Dairy Woman, Laun-
dress. Cook s. The best clty reference Appl, to $
~ hRE NJ. 81 Duane-st near Broadway. Would axe
,Largc of a Farm sill a.
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
\ B-Acmitauoe D cts Children ~ cis.-MONDAf
aud I FSpAY sept band D. H. the AnernOon com
nencne al 8 O'Clock. an ELEGANT DANCE \ SOL
DER FOR LOVE THE BkIGANDS In the Evening
!. uu,Hcre m y o'clock THE WIDOWS VICTIM /;
THE MYSTIC CROSS. comic and romantic production,
admitted the best Pauomme OF the dav The Chinese
C0leouon Hanpy Family and Cunosts. - usual hOurs
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irOARD.-Two or three Gentlemen or

gtOARD.-To let, with full or partial
Board. suites Of rooms second aud thrd doors
rrsh ed OF rufufUished Also flr single persons
D. rs class lr ST. No 23l Mest FourteentIst Refer
..... EXCHANGED sl2 In.
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DROFESSOR OF MUSIC.-A Lad,

Who ls an acronr lshea SINGER. superior Pianist aud
In.f c.ge- instructor uf 1rA aud ln>trumenia Mu-
wishes 20 t'fa.n hord auu od-n- m pas lie family,
hon, her services vii tc token coMI clslon thereof
She oilers tue time her to tn pntlc M
r.in and deserves that she would he wg 20 accept
siitiun a- % singer and leader oi the choir PROBES
t.lt Church The most satisfactory references about
cHarac e. and qua fcafou be For particulars
aup., D, Nntins 4. \ { Central Post Office. \ $50
Broadway so SNtSM'
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BAKER. GOODWIN \ co. Printers.

~ Every dcscr pton ~ PRINTING from Card oa book
ia the frt style Of the at Calard SATISFY yourselves As
TO the facilities e. THIS extensive establishment SIS IL
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NOR LIV ERPOOL-Unlted States
j Nal Steamship PACIFIC. Captain Era Nye -
Tbs steamer viii de, AIT with the q dtils for Europe
POSITIVELY SAT hDAY. Sept a. al ~ ocloek, M from
n. berth the foot Oi ldliid No berth secured TIL
paid for For feight passage having anequaisd accom-
B.odatlohs for elegance and comalit. apply %
EDWARD X COLLINS. No " Vali-st
The steamship BALTIC vii succeed the PACIFIC. sai
sa Oct H. sl3tNh
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DOOMS to LFT-With Board. where

all tie comforts Of a home may be obtained location
Ct.l-at - aut slage-I0ute. References required
Arg'r so y l. corner Of l)tb-st and 7tA-av SO I'M
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,,yovs1t. OREGON AID This SANDWICH iSLA'DS'
fos 'S On The departure Of each Mai Steamer ior
Cages Ff% optEIEY & McELRATH, Publishers.
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"a Citizens and Strangers are mvied dc cal al
t.rTkS No 80 bsehHAn-st and examine tue styles
Dnits II ashIoDable Dress Boots made te order Of
~ vi French calf SKIN. with patent sprIg snauAs for
az "a Stout Boots same pnce French Patent ieatner
hes Roots s. 30 sI3 -
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goo REWARD.-The Store o. .-
gov subscriber ~as fJrr.biy ENTERED o. =
r.stt Iast I'D ROBBED q quantity N DRY ~ A.,
rnsstrg 10 Part Of Bfo4Gcloths Ker,s yneres, Iaes 80
Csi.co.s also 4antty oi women shoes. and fia f
Linen HaEdsercDlef TIE suspected indiyida2l =
nan vi DARK comp exon with black vhist,r 'lr
above Reward vii b. pad for fhe arrest u The bHfgias -
goods " .itsen Doiiars for eitnsr
SAMUEL " LEDDfi..
sf5ns HcElhann. MOrrls 90 y
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SOARD-Wanted, for a manned Iady
(OARD.-A Young Gentleman AID WIFE

desire Board IN a respectable family with a room
and bedroom, room ~,b privilege Of parlors wiina
ten minutes walk of the CITY Hall Terms moderate
leereucos exchanged. Address X. T., Al this Office.
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IN THIS WORLD nearly all It's lnhab

j ltans have different ideas OF Deity and even among
Christians there hundreds of 'arous sec!s each IN
FERNS Lutte iom the oihor but an the whole rid To-
gethsr simultaneously acan1. hedges C"a,of-a groa
,rfa mods rfrl
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~ TIL. XswYor DAILY Ti Time ca: a. S ca a5s
60 Ihe ne~- iW :. no DAY "a Duday) between and 1
20 Su 10 H~'"d NJ RAYMOND JONES co.
--.... A meeting of the Mechanics and Work :
~ Ne,i 9sb held Al the REFOR HALL, Nos CG3 aud
r Ss, AgsHgs On M0NpAf ~ MN Nc a.
ne i$s IN carr on business On their Own account.
lssoctneo on, ~ a steamboat SD ~ 1
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Hai THIS ~ LNlNC, l3th. AT 8o cioc. At dth IAN
HALL cofnrr ~ broadway and Gtaud-st A low more
n,ahels viii be- admitted Fer further information and
(Astitution, apply t. ALI RED PEACE President
Ne l6l Ihifd. az on ot WI PARKER, Secretary. No
u anal-st. SlJH'
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~ Adams & Co.'S Express to New-Orieans.-
p's,trss a mon.h ADAMS y 60 dlspttcl steamer
tns,, nr New. Orleans with freight for LOUISIANA, Ala
tsa Mississippi Texas. &c. Rates reasonable ana det
49, ATTAIN aud usually an advance OF the l. ; Mdu
Dra, Notes &c, collected.
ADAMS. No. IS Wdl-st., y, Y,
sla aad 10. ~ Camp est, New Orleans.
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DOARD.-A few Gentlemen can be COM
- fortahy accommodated with whole or part Of hand
some any and board n pleasant house and good
location. a. No Isl Allen between stanton and Houston
Also large front roon suitable for Gentleman and
Wife Stages pass the door asl9 I'm
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no Spam Printing.-JOHN \. GRAY, No -
ooID CORNER OF FULTON ST, has extensive IA
s, f,r the speedy execution Of every DESCRIPTION Il
VAIN AND FANCY PRINTING IN the first style Of
., I,t from the smales. Card or Label to the largest
I'd NJ Newspaper Al M season Of the year does has
,,.l., force average less than SIXTY CHOICE WORK
Yy, and SEVEN PRESSES. Orders solicited Esii-
,,s eheorflly gwen at moments notice TERMS
CASH No -@"0' y"
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DRIVATE BOARDING-For Families,

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his wife
and Gentleman NAV Obtain rooms with board a: No.
25- Green s.. rear Cn;onplace. Cold and warm baths
References required. - Inn
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SiNGING.-A Professor OF Singing and

- Piano Of f->t rate emmcnce lately arrived from tu-
ropc ,f,f> h> services O. the en.shi encd inhabitants Of
tnis fuufe tif, H> mt hoo combining tht orltauct II
81, ahsu ste With The depsa o the German school i
calculated .ta lusHnus Tie most lan4 progress ou sure
fuuaaLoas Tuition fhiulsh Tie MEDIUM, I'd the French
it.al. Si.l.>.. German ana kn-sh lau- 4a-es AlFly
aid b. 1-'
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NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.
w-voRk DA.LY TRIBUNE
-rrr NEM.YoRR TRIBUNE

yoz EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
..,oxtbe departure oi each Mai Steamer for lAy,
go {, cents coVy, ~ - per ear To sny par OIL
ERGO u az 81 % the Continent posta Sc ihcIaOsd'
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BOOTS and SiipF>-3O0 Cases.-An
vr'rc5t of Boots shees ant Rgbbsrs Ala2tsd to
the sessou. ~ TUESDAY. - fe ori,ck AN AZ ssor.
~ Psafts Also. Pr frenf f'r private sale
lDtk. Aase Sa
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rrABERNAcLE-MR. DEMPSTER,

TABERNACIE.-Nk. DEMPS TEX,
Composer n The Nay Queen Lament Of the
IRISH Euirrant" Blind Boz &c VIII give hs irt
BALLAD FNrFEIAINAiFNr tls season at thc FAB
eruacle 90 MONDAY EVENING. Sep. g iHc'uiing 20
fhonug songs " Morn.ns, Noon and CHIT " ! see
thee s~tefly smile " John Anderson. my J0' a." Ny
hssu j. Ike Il silent Lutte. The barring o. tie door
" Lament Of the lnsh EmiTaut,' " Wer thou hae IA
Afe's low vale My Mamie O.. Let ms love one an-
other Duncan Graz aud The May Queen, m three
parts Ticket ~ Cents To commence 40 8o'coc1. slJG
DTSSFILS GRAND PANORAMA
Z OF a WHALING VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD
is now open Al Panorama Hall Admission only p cents
for Gle VOYAGE Doors open at CONNIE Z. o'clock.
TcAets a. the principal Hotels and Book stores. s3u
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n LADY S COMPANION, by Lady. of
ara ianilv. desires sltnatlQR Isdys C,sotr,-
ela..sss pAIi OF each day wl be- devo-e1 10 r, --
so<ess,. ctie"oik, 0l lie oversight Of children
con ns4i'ca SATISFACTORY. nth The psy,e, y
IA ~ eSse The country aI,ieued Adare~s a n
"" "s New-hlytu, COM 81 q.
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A > UKI INV dNItU' " a WI tUu'"-
~ ted person a situation as light Porter He under
stands Book ping and brng the highest ecommen-
dston o. character Apply by letter 70 Box No. Y
Princeton. n. J or 70 NJ V No. Columbia College
Ill
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n Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan A.

~ Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan A.
WlIATlON IN, success of tins Association stands pre-
,nn .nt and uuequaed There Will pc held adjourned
See,ur OF tins ASSOCIATION at Masonic Hall No. ga Grand.
sa FORSYTH 81. ON TUESDAY EVENING, sept TO- Al
Nocock to receive subscribers previous 20 norc sns the
alance fee The pubnc are inwicd
ROBERT I HANS, President.
EATnAEIrLP LABARTE, Secretary
Office No $50 BowerY. SD III
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..------., nj. the IOIRNEYMEN TAIL0RS of

~ NooturE An Adjourned Meeting Of the Trade 50
NM he held AZ Garnck's Win Ward Hotel. Center
esy NHM0NDAY EVENING, Sept. IS, at O'Clock.
m ,rnose Of rther discussing the mcrts OF the me-"
TO- Wy b,c,ss recently formed bY that bOdy.
BIZ INV JOHN McCAWLEY. President.
-. M,THERs Secretary. SO ITO
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BOARD in ADMINISTRATORS

ieni.n and their Wives. single Gentlemen, can be
.c. nu oJat-d wlfn BOARD al No punham-n place. VII
e.ustlrs. within minutes walk Of Peek slip Ferry.
d. Ia
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Professional Notices.
DOCTOR c. w. GRAVE. from Hol-
limited STATES PASSPORTS, for

u stem Germany. Practtnf or II Medicine and sur
gerry No 2cS Couft-, between Auson and DE GIaw sis
By,snLlvn 3 7m MWkE'
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A

gent onan aad his wife can Obtain pleasant l1ms
N centtel family where there bnt foH boarders BY
afnhlns At No. 229 HonIy-st Inst door below Atlantic
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.OOMS.-Two very pleasant Rooms.

with Bathroom attached. Is offered hy private
mly If thee persons. unfinlshed with Board, 70 a
Gentleman and Laot. with no children Location near
NJ ad son square. Apply At No 80 4hay, alier p NJ.
-
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.-One

D or two sHgc Gentlemen can obtain large front
o.n % the second sog with without partial board IN
lrIyafe fau, where lhCIe ofhcr borders NJ
cept enable reference gwen and required Apply at No
b Nrndam s. near NaIlCh-St s25t'
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DOOMS and BOARD.-Two or three
DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

n single gentlemen may Obtain pleasant Rooms. with
partial ard ~ 50 Concord 81 near EuoL-,t Brooklyn
Eefersrce. required 81 3tIhSatSN'