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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
communicated.

communicated.
Mr.. EDITOR You are hereby -eques-
ted to publish the following letter. 1t is
but another proof OF the indomitable per-
severance of VIM. S. PIKE Esq, and his
devotion t any thing that may benefit
our town and its citizens. In all the diff
ferent agencies that may be conided to his
care, he always exerts an influence tend
ing to the benefit of Baton Rouge, and
his devotion to the fire department de-
serves peculiar credit. It is hoped many
of our citizens will follow his example.
The object is one, beneficial to the whole
community
Agency Of Merchants Insurance
Cos.
Baton RoUGE Oct. 9th 1852.
Hon. John r. DwTocq Mayor
Of Baton Ruge. s
DEAR SRI observed that the city
Council at the sitting of the 4th inst. di-
rected the issue of the bonds Of the Cor
poration for the purchase Of q Fire En-
CINE for Ward No |. / am authorized to
take for this Agency Three Hundred dol
lars Of the bonds. and in order to aid, and
accelerate the Company in iss formationaDd
TO make them . donation of
two hundred dollars. which | viii pay TO
their proper officers whenever called mp
ON Very respectfully.
Your ohedient servant,
Wa. S. PIKE. Agent.
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WEBsTER's PosITIoN.--The New York
Express says that MI. Webster will at
once relieve himself aud his friends from
the embarrassment caused BY the nse Of
bis name in connection with the Presiden-
cy, by declining the nomination and de-
clsring his intention 70 support Scott.
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! FoR GovERNoK.-By the last issue Of
qhe Thibodaux Minerva. we perceive
that our friend WHITE has. hoisted the
flag Of the Hon, Louis BoRpELoN for Gov
9rnor. H}a
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1TThe polite officers Of the steamer
FRANK LYON will please accept our thanks
for late papers. .ss- os- gs4 q
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1--we notice a communication in the
last Adcocate suggesting the name Of
our fellow townsman AUGUsTIN DUpLAN.
TIER as a suitable person for the candid
acy for the Office ofState Treasury.
That Mr. DuPLANTIER's claims upon
the Democratic party are strong there can
be no doubt ; and we hope his friends will
not give up in his support until the party
for which he has 50 long and faithfully la
bored shall record her gratitude, BY eleva-
ting him to some position Of honor, which
he has so richly merited at their hands.
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The MAGNOLIA CEMETRY.-At the in
stahce of our Municipal authorities Messrs
Fl. g. w. G. WALLER has drawn out a
plan for the arrangement of the grounds
proposed to be consecrated to the dead a
description Of which together with their
very excellent suggestions we published
iwo weeks ago.
! Their plan we think a mos. admirable
pne, combining as it does convenience
with utility, and forming the ground work
|for a most beautiful abode of mortality
Their suggestions of having a hedge Of
|evergreens as a boundary is most apt, and
|of an iron railing, when a fund shall arise
the sale of lots, is one OF the almost in
Indispensable appearances.
This is q public ground for the public
use, and the suggestions of the public
are invited. If any Improvement upon
the plan and suggestions Of the Messrs.
WALTERS can be adduced, we trust it
will be brought forward.
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PtOtCSl dkolilSt
the United States Mai Steamship Com
pany being held responsible for the pubI:-
cation Of any articles in the newspapers
Of the United States, as such matters are
wholly beyond the control of safe Comps
ny, as well as of the officers of the ships
connected Herewith.
The press of the United States acknowl-
edges no direct censorship from any quar-
ter whatsoever, and is answerable only 10
the laws Of the government. I protest
against an American citizen and an officer
Of the ship being held responsible for such
publications, and being treated with per-
sonal disrespect. Such conduct is I'm
worthy of a nation that processes to have
attained the highest degree of civilization.
protest against the non.admission Of
this ship into the harbor Of Havana, as it
is adeep injury to the United States Mail
Steamship Company, who are thereby
disabled from complying with their con-
tract to the Government Of the United
States, and which company have already
received most serious injuries from the
hands Of the Spanish Governments by hav.
ing their ships driven d Of the Harbor
Of Havana. Respectfully submitted,
Dawn d. Porter, It. u. S. Navy, and
Commanding q. s. Mail Steamship Ores.
cent City.
To the authorities OF Cuba.
Oct. Cd, 1862. m
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

srrrrMr CouRT, SrcoSp JUDICIAL RIcT.-Before
Judges Morse Strong, and Barculo.-Tnn CANAL QuEs
rioN.-1hcmas ". EoaNan against .9Le! Manson This
i in action arising promissory note OF 1918 given
by A. Nunfon to A Waton Williams for canal ccrtiA.
cate Of the value If 500 The nctc made able
the pank Of the State Of New York but maturity
payment refused The suit which IL brought in the
Of Thomas ii. Rodmnn first submitted At q
tpecial ttIm Of the supreme Court held at Newburg
orrge county when Judge Brown gave his opinion that
the NIL law under which the certificate granted
in conflict with the provisions of the State constu-
tcn, and therefore. without value. The up
yctody appeal before the general term when tho
opinion below was confirmed. 1t will now be brought a.
aast resort before the Court Il Appeals a, Albany
FATAL Accir Coroner Ball held inquest ycstcr-
day upon the BODY Of George Morgan, who killed by
beirg crushed under slime machinery which lac
gagged in hoisting board the brig Amanda, lying Mt
Tho dock. foot q Fulton street Deceased was
foreman Of gang Of ,cvedores, and Is represented
having been careful man in the direction Of his bust
and had taken every prccsion TO prevent accident
Verdict Accidental DEATH
Gross OUTRAGE On Saturday last unknown
mls cant fred gun loaded with shot through window
If The esdence of Mr. Noah Haley Brdg champton
L. L wounding himtef and another member Of the
family The perpetrators not known. Two persons,
however have been arrested on suspicion
NV EsoIsr-The new engine built by Mr.. w. JEFF
fers at Pawtucket X for franklin Company No. 3,
wns brought 10 Bro0Jyn yesterday afternoon and tired,
With great succos the liberty pole st the foot Of Full
ION street With inch pipe the water was thrown
some tftetn fee, over the cap Tho machine IL very
handsome one and the company feel quite proud OF To-
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ApHi, The President in the chair The minutes of
thelast proceedings were read and approved.
THE TWENTIETH WARD.
Some difficulty to the return of of tho
commissioners for the Twentieth ward. the County
Clerk having made return that Mr.. Waterbury and
Mr. Goodenough were duly elected when the
the Second district showed that William Monteth was
entitled TO his election Discussion took place. and the
Whole Inject referred to the Committee on QUAR-;
cations.
NEW SCHOOL IN FIFTEENTH
The report Of the Finance Committee. application
Of the school officers Of the Fifteenth ward purca of
a chool rite in said ward. was adopted.
RkroRIs oY COMMITTEES.
vi The Finance Committee recommending S2&J for re-
Iars Of the ceilings OF tho Fifth ward school,
adopted. or the Committee in favor of appropratiny the
sni II S3cW TO fit up chool No. CO. in the Sixteenth
ward and 81 40 for erecting furnaces and heating and
yentilaing apparatus in The same schoo-was adopted
ESTIMATE EXPENDITURES MAY.
The report Of the Finance COMMITTEES containing an
estimate Of the amount Of money required the LIST Of
May 1852 was received and adopted. The following
olution was pssed1hat the Comptroller of the city be
requested to authorize the City Chamberlain to place
the Of SAL ~ in the city treasury subject to the
drafts Of the Board OF Education and tho first Of
May next.
After some other business tho Board adjourned to
W Wednesday
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AHTROL0GY. Go


MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
1V1 ders her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of M
city, in Astroogy Love, and Law Matters interpreter
Dreams &C. by books and science constantly relied b.
hapoleon and will tell the Hamc Of the lady gentema
they will marry Also the Of the Visitors Rsdene
al Grand street between Clinton and Attorney sreot
Ladies, fifty cents; gentlemen. ono dollar.
ROYAL NATIyITIEs AMONG THE NATIvITIs
~ east by DIR. &. W. ROBACK. previous to his arriya
these shores those Of Berpate King of Sweden
Louis Philippe King of the French; Charles Albert King
srchs all dead but in Sweden France Piedmont and Han
the existing show that their ds
TIMES foreshadowcd In Ike Natives calculated by d.
Robaok were literally fulfilled IL would he idle In the sc
OF the immense of evidence in DIR.
possession deny that he derives occult knowledge rot
That Is the stars by birthfor he In
dcscended from long line eminent asro sit
dy too entitled TO tho great high priest Of mode
strology Anatiyiy drawn by him Is worth its wei hs
the receiver what to do and what to avoi
that the modification Of his destiny in his hand
Letters postpaid naming the day the place. and II poss
be- the hour of tho writer birth and ncosng the
fec So So, according TO the smount Of nforma
desired will 10 attended to: and Dr. may be consute
personally, at No. " hte street.
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Dad.

Died.
On the morning Of March 7. CHARLES KDasusD son Of
Augusta and Jehu Mott, aged years moaths and IL
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
Third avenue, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Wednesday, March 7, ALEXANDER THOMPSON, In tho
Slst year u his ago.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his late
residence, 401 Ninth His remains will DO taken
TO Greenwood for intermcnt.
On Thursday, April s, MARGARET = MCNAMARA, aged
year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to
attend her fuHern from the residence Of her parents
No. u Main street. Brooklyn this afternoon at O'Clock
On Wednesday, April I, JAMES Sr. MAURICE, son Of
lemes H. and Eliza Clark aged years months and
days.
The friends Of Tho family respectfully invited at
tend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from 1873
Gold street Brooklyn.
At Norrstown N. j., on Thursday morning April g,
of influenza Mrs. SARAH H. wife Of Mr.. Isaac b. Noyes
aged as years.
tend the funeral from her late residence tomorrow at
II O'clock. The cars leave Jersey City at o'clock,
On Thursday. April s, Of consumption, RopEnr A. Ar.
soux, aged ~ years months and Gays.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral also the Continental Guard
under the command Of Capt. John o. elme from his
residence 571 Washington street Sunday next at IL
O'Clock Iis remains will DO taken TO the New York Bay
Cemetery for nterment.
On Wednesday evening, April T. WILLIAM MrrrIER,
youngest Of Mahlon and Maria H. Apgar aged years
and II days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his parents 120
Charlton street tba morning at O'Clock His remains
Will be taken to Mount Pleasant. N. j. for interment
On Thursday. April 8. Of consumption, KATE SIcE,
daughtcrof Monmouth d. Hart. aged II years months
and IL days.
Her reiativcs and friends and thosc Of the family
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from tho
residence Of her father South Third street between Jer
sey and Erie street Jersey City tomorrow SITTER
Mt O'Clock without further invitation. Her re-
mains will DO taken to tho New York Bay Cemetery.
Wcincg1aY IA Oft icO Levi oil
81 years.
Tho friends Of tho family invited to attend her fune
raj tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from her late resi-
dencc, LIS Nassau street.
OF inflammation Of the lungs EDGAR JOHN FRANCIS, in
tant son Of John Henry Anderson Of England.
At Norfolk, Va. April g. Mr.. VIM. e. CANT, in the
73d year Of his age.
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Steamboat Redstonc Blown UP.
TWENTY TO FORTY LIVES LoST-MAEY WOUNDED
hOAT ENTIRELY DrsTKOyEp--BAGuAGR BOOks An

TWENTY TO FORTY LIVES LosT-MAEY WOUNDED
BOAT ENTIRELY DrsTRoYED-BAGGAGR,B BOOKS AND
PAPERS A TOTAL LoSs--ISOfDENTs, ETC.
From the Cincinnati Commercial 18th nst.l
One Of the most terrible calamics that has occurred
western wat for several years took place on the
Sd int On Saturday, IL d., the opposition Cincinnati
snd Madison packet Redstonc left Madison for Cncn
natl, trial Of speed with about twenty cabin passen
cefs. The number deck Il not known. The officers
and crew numbered about twenty persons. She landed
a, Carroliton and took number ri passengers and
th,n pushed out and started on. Upon arriving ~
SCOTS landing miles above Caroiton vt tho foot Of
Creg's bar she called in for passenger, the Rev
reny a. Scott, baptist minister formerly stationed
IN Coving,on and recently In Warsaw, ny. Mr. scott
had been on visit TO biz parents, and was return
irg 10 his charge. 1a parents and three sisters ac-
companod him to tho lsnjirg to witness MS depart
MS the sequel proved, into the presence OF ms
Gcd The Eedstone thoyrd out and backed down
fro the landing about one hundred yards strong
wind was blowing In shore md was with dfculty that
she could back her way out AZ the second revolution
hc made to start forward her tbrto boilers exploded at
the same time with tremendous MORO, shattering and
tearing the boat literally to a1ms She sunk in less than
three minutes IN twenty iett water, Inc iadies cacn
oft II the boat from the main deck UP IL its
ha'tcrd condition; took Ere and burned down 70 the
vntIt edge. In the explosion her chinneys we're blown
nearly the river. Between twenty and foty per-
sons II Is thought weIe instantly killed and many go
fiou iy injured The river covered with small peccs
Of tmher bedding wearing APPEARED SC, &c. while the
trees in the immediate vicinity the Kentucky shore,
wero coserd with clothing bedding 30. The sccno as
IL prctaptcd sclf is indie cribablc Eleven we're blown
on ibore. md instantly kicd The irst engineer Ro-
bert Larry and striker third engineer Mr. Hutohi-
hundrtd yads IRON the river An opening near the tor
Of u large OK ire, hundred feet high was
made W the engineer who pas ed through stripping him
entirely Il his clothing and tearing large piec,s OF esh
fir m bis body piece Of ef The boilers, weighing
neor fifteen hundred pound found III ance Of one
hubdrd yards from the place q disaster and other
pieces nj vnrious dtancos six hundred yards
4 ~. The two engineers entirely naked. aud 20
msrg,d and torn that they we're fcaroey recognizable
The second eneintor. Lewis Barry found IN corn
fold oil TsDe,,d END torn TO pieces Mr. Gocble editor
Of the Los,sycss~s Regta1 and - Myers. foreman
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The Shelley Forycrics.

No small sensation has been caused in Paris by
he discovery of the extraordinary fcrge,ce Of the
Shelley letters and the articles on tho subject by
this OF other journals have been copied into all tho
Paris newspapers. Tho fact il, that the system Of
forging letters and manuscripts of distinguished
ltr,0nnges is carried on to largo extent in that
city; indeed it is much regular branch Of bust
ress as the manufacture of pictures by the great
masters is in Italy. There is, we are assured, not
sale OF manuscripts in tho French captal-and no
Hhero are such seles more numeroua-n which for
CERES are not audaciously pamed off on tho public
by Wholesale; and there is reason to suspect that
gentlemen Of position, who have gained celebrity
10 manuscript collectors, do not hesitate for ''con-
bdcration, TO allow false documents to DO slinped
among the real Ones TO he offered in their names by
public auction. Ia Germany many similar lrauds
are rItctised with much success. Only + little
while ago, gentleman purchased several lotfcrs.
lmIoiting to be written by Luther, every one of
which, y now appears, il forgery III Italy, too,
the same neiarious system il carried on. We hre
insured, Tor example, that great many of the
lapoip said to have belonged to lorquato Tasso, and
for selling which Count Abcrti was tried q short
tine back at Rome, undoubted forgerios, though
some OF the most experienced men in such matters
declared them authentic. The skill Of tho forgers,
Whether French, Italian, or German, and wc may
now add english in connecting papers, inks, seals,
md writing, is truly remarkable. -Lo'.doa Literary
GGeCts.
ANonER RIO GRASDE EXPEDITION. --Brigadicr
ccnofa o. Y. Johuson. Colonel Whca, Major Howell and
tbs r. II the late usedup expedition III Northern NICK
leo have 90 New oiltans it eaid, TO prepare er
her exp, dtitn which it Is reported Is 10 be
mar d,d by American general Of neutrality-suspicious.
General ttuitsnAn.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA
- delphia from Pier Ne North rysr foot 81 Batter
Morning line leaves AZ sA r. Afternoon express as At
p. n, through 10 Phaaslphla in four and half hours
!sssnI.. class ears. 81 second class by line only
street, at A. NJ and eP n Emigrsnt line by eteambos
TRANSPORT. from pier No. st3P. N. Pare 81 90.
LNOR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.-rAREl
reduced.-s2 1-RsyulArity and safety combined-Tht
the New York and Harlem Railroad leave tho Citl
Hall station, New York, daily, (SuHdays excepted at
o'clock A. N. and 3t n. NJ SLOAT, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT s.
IN Nail and Express Lines, through in ~ hours. N
Rsro.d via Jersey City leaving New York A. M foo
Leave same hours from foot Of Walnut street
Pare reduced 81 for first class and 81 80 second glass
Baltimore and Charleston through tickets so
in the above nes and through carried in the A.
and 5 T. NJ lines from New York. with through ductors
without expense.
ID OCULAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-MAKING TIN
II usuaI landngs-Fare 10 centsMeas served board
The and swift steamers HENRY CLAY, Capt J. Y
Tallnan, and ARMENIA, Capt l. =. Smith will leave tn
rr foot Of Jay street second pier above Chambers street
every day clock A. NJ Sundays excepted Returning
wnl lssve Albany daily Sundays excepted NJ p
further OF the captain board Of
WIN. RADPORD. 202 West street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL s, 1859.

Cleared.
ship Constantine, Bunting Liverpool Grnnell. Mintur,
Ship Meta (Breml, DsHarde, Bremen. Oelriehs & Co.
Ship White squa, Kennedy, San Francisco, Booth 4
Ship Maid Of Orleans, Donnis. New Orleans W Nelson
i sGss1 n!Vs Co.
sar 4hss .Pfsn aan Rssn
nrs amanda Rose, Cardonas, r Bnok 4 Co..
hrs Emil tsr Etnsa chsrIssson msasar hunter
Wssrsn Brsnn sss. ssy
brig Josephine, K.l.ar Rockiand, W Trunay.
ssbr isabella, Boyd, Port Platte. slashs Gambo Il
schr TX Randall, Blackwell, Wilmington. NC masor.
sshr E Eso knFsisns ,nsi.poT Johnson Iowdon
kss k%sS.n osssss Now ssdIsl nsS MASTER
steamer Anthracite Morley Phadcl phia " Tkomp
Arrived.
Steamship Roanoke Parrish Richmond and Norfolk, %
Ship America rh.l Lawrence: Liverpool March Is With
III a k brig Of M M.ssa and
n Ii. stop
m hut al S s .
her small house deck aft the hall with
STRIPPED ali movsasss and sson
time it blowing strong anda heavy sea on did not boHrd
p H 1syisy, ss, March 60 With ds and
nd
s as
sf s,asi r .a sas ss ns in
large quantity Of water between decks has experienced
M s IL
lie Highlands but il blowing gale could not gsta plies
topmast staysaI.
r sg e,ssas 81 fssssv.h,
20. spoke Br bark TX, from Liverpool. Ms for Kns.
Asn rsssE SD5i;'o day, with
sst 30 rs
,J 1s Si IL! s ss,
Brig Hsyds.a Sisn,, Msesloop Bremen 81 days
.PsSs K FhssPs sS
sas' yss .assS li.rnsay Sspsss' c.
t Tspo sss Fanny
M n bnsa % has days Nth Of 'ai.s
End "a. had pilot on board q d S APr =.
aFr;.Isd e 80 new ys.ss sSos 50
with ms ola. , &C. T. sss'GrsesS Co. ,,.,,,
schr Elizabeth Ann Cross, Washington. NC, with naval
sehr Rachel Jano, Smith. Washington, Nc with naval
sr sas days.
sehr orana, Dodge. Richmond.
schr Jas Merrill Ricketts,, Chncotengue.
sRr h kasa ssrssVs sfn' siY Haven
sehr Francis French, Let's Virginia.
Schr Racer, Johnson, Virginia.
Schr Susan, Brown, Philadelphia.
Sclr Cathnrine Wilcox, Linneil, Albany for Boston.
Sch. Runyon, Endieott, Boston. April D. of Strstord
Point. in gais, struck by heavy and carried
away put into Port Harbor miles to tho west
ward Was towod the city by the steam tug Hector
Schr Powtucket. Ulmer Roekland, days April T. saw
sci about miles Of New Haven, with nanmas
gone, forena and bowsprit standing
Sloop yisilant, Wells Newport.
Below.
ship Christoval Colon, IA days from Havana
Bark Sarah Chase, "a days fram New Orleans
Bark Goldlnch, days from Eastport.
forciSI TX, with passengers.
hlso brig nad topsail schr.
The ship white squa Kenncd for SFrancisco, and o
yp which owed down by tho steam tug Hector
anchored at tho SWSpit.
Wind durr the day, SW; at sunsct, SSW, with rain.
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MEDICAL.

cAEp.-DR. CHARLES ID. HAMMOND (Fy-pUsr
n ~ Valentine Mott, ND, President Of the Aea
Medione) having returned from Europe, has
the prastce Of hts profession Once Us Churoh .trsot
near Murray Hours. IL co daily. Femalo Compaj tst
Diseases Of the Eye md Ear Consultations on Franga
DR. KALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE OF
- tho diseases of the Rens organs their nature synr
toms. progress consequences and adapted
Of every individual OF both Sexes nth edit ion SAG psre
with illustrative plates This IL the only truly nsofl
this subject before tho public Not only MI vnnnbIs 4,
formation but the most perfect rapid of az
order stated In the plabest possible tho
for an the remedios being faithfully and
and so plainly NJ TO 10 practically useful every
place. On The subject Of rclfpolutiou its nnr,
coDseausncee and only true and very
information IL impaired The nature cure
fuly treated Again which Is OF the highest i'm
and given IN other work Is tho description aud cuve
those innooont) "a which resemble certain
dtrs and to which all liable lie this work
fore worthy the attention Of person Price Is
and ~ most booksellers. Mailed in secure onyeior
by addr ssine (po,t PaidD TO box o6o Post Once.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "pRAcTIcAy. pm,
~ vnte Treatise" &e.-Offoo hours 0 TO II A M tn
r. M SundAys excepted No. ~ Green wich street Fre,
the medical advantages tbs author has
In this speciality he hAH for that M An
stage o. certain diseases or their as well
the depernbc enees resulting from early habS
he insure such certain safe and radcai ours a. en,
obsined other sorrce /, Amsroa rSoss ~ s
dity Of tho " " ~ ' 's'
nR; MORRISON Is CONSULTED ON CRKTAI,
= dtseMcs. Which no treats without mercury. ksecs
eases ne cures IN three days. Thirty years pavc
nm ~ cure those general ar local d.btes ART
r.m IN prudent hAltts. See his London diplcma In HI.
vsss omeo. Oak 1uisca street. No ne uu cured
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On TUESDAY evenins April . By the Rev. Dr. sosaers
WnlLAh H. HsrOHnAn 10 Mis- MAav A., daugAtsr a
Vim. Picksn- ksq., an Of this oily
On Thursday April g. By The Kov. Joseph Thompson.
GaAxLxs =. MINOR to FArrr j. dAaghtsr Of Gabriel L.
Dolsen. all Of thA oily.
On Thursdsy April 9, At tho Church Of the Ascension
In this city by the Rev DR. Morgan Rector or Trinity
Church, New Rochelle. JOHN FowIEs. Js of tho Nov
York bar to MARGARET, oldest daughter Of Gs.orre
Lockwood Of New Rochelle.
On Thursday. April 8. by the Rev. J. ". Alexander D.
sAKAH G., daughter Of william Scott Esq of this city
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SHIPPING g..

now dischar iug under general order, at hes ber
foot OF Canal street Congneeg will please send tor
mits board mme diatey and attend to the receipt
heir poods. Il. X. COLLINS co.