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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Suicide 81 HAysNG-Early yesterday mora
ing tie body ola female WA discovered sspended 70
he brtnch a A tree near Burrelfs Pond Gowanus.
The body was cold and stiff from which 10 presumed
that che counisted the deed the previous evening sae
Yves known BY tee name of Elizabeth, end had oesn
derips about the neighborhood for some Day "a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

EYr The value of linseed oil and cotton for
burns has long been known. Here is case ~ h' use
which shows the danger Of binding too closely, when
plsced urOn wound A child IN Fredericton New
Brunswick a few days ago. burned ~ leg sglnsI
stove the mother Immediately apple linss II on anu
cottonwood with tight bsrdsge over all in short
time the SCREAMS OF the child induced The mother 20 r.
move the bandagc when il wes discovered that the
cotton had taken fire and had ncresse
the sire of the burn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

Wards held meeting yesterday afternoon the object
of which is to all the poor in these districts This =
rot be organization Of the Benevolent Society.
but rather rcsuscitaton Of that continued through
last winter Until within year Jersey City has been
without Poor House. and to the end of assisting tho
Poor these Societies brought into existence. and
although there is now in the City well conducted
House. still these societies preserve their orgaai
cation and DO much good throughout the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tlus DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-NOs. $50, l99 143, lO6.
Sss 49, 3oa 594 595 597 500 COL coo. es 6il SIN.
62 6l3 65 $50, 6l6, 6l7 6ls 6l9, go 6ai, GA 6e3
GA CPS 626 Oh 62s, 629, go el, 652 Co., TS 40.
6o7, 6Js. 639, Gao
COMMON PLEAs-rar Mos $751; 537, 5il, $40, 3t5.
a7, $40 $751; $50 SIS 557, $50, 56l, SD, $685. Part p
Nos 692 Csc 63s 64o 642, 6i6 6is $50 65e 6oA 6o6.
65s, CO. coz.
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NEw,JERSEY ITEMS.

FArAL AccIDESr.--Tuesday evening, at 9
o'clock, near Ehzabcthsown, a man named Stevenson
was run down by the Philadelphia train. and killed
instantly. Coroner's inquest was held and verdict
given In accordance with the facts.
Another man, name unknown, was killed about tho
time on the NewJersey Central Railroad The
bodies Of the dead arrived at Elizabethtowa in tho
same train.
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lcrerts. '.lfNr'
IN MyAORfAN.

How .ha.i kloS the ~ nat pief'
y,b.h keeps tie disc anbode1 piss Of ~ desaf
Al,. NO orta can .s-wer the poets questions but We
now how 10 keep alive the beloved RENE OF our
friends while remain behind It's BY taoss zems o. e,
pencil ouly. but done By the pencil OF the ssh
RooT's pzsaetTesp Gallery No. oSj Broadway
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MARRIED..

On Tae.dsy Dee. 7, Mr. THOMAS J. cLAhkE ssf
s.s MELINDA NILES. s,so. Nr JOSEPH VAN WEEK and
Ms AaasDA SiIEt. al Is MS city.
Dee 81 Thomas X Beechef, Richard BARLOW, ysa and
ELILABETH JAsE NO-iEit, az II WaiAnsbsrga. L.
Dsc ~ The JOsFfH COLDER, Esf and AM MARIA
sHOWs al the rssa5, r. Chandler Est Dscoklys L.
HARMON C. W., Scr. p, b, Rev. Cotton toaess ~,
CAPLOs YALE Fl AB-usts, Onst1l Co. 70 Hi-s B'"bahA
younger; daughter Of Joha AciSr,a late Of Ayr, Scotland
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s'irdng 70 the manner in which God had promoted te
missionary cnuse by bringing good out of evil. and
causing TIE fnissonary TO follow TIE invader aai
sured Tim OF the confidence rcposed In him By the
Board who has appointed him and concluded By ziyng
Linn IN behalf Of the Board the Society, and the
Churches the right hand Of Fellowship Aher liberal
COLLECTION tie Missionary, his beloved companion and
Children, were Commended TO God in prayer By Rev
n. Prince
ihe services, interpreted with appropriate music
were deeply interesting clearly evinced BY the
continued and fixed attention given during two hours
by the large audience in attendance
~ The L. S. ship Southampton sails this
day Tor Valparaiso from thence the East Indies she
Is attached 70 the Japan squadron Junius J Boyle.
Lieutenant-Comrnandirg Alpaonse Barbot, Master;
John ;. Messersmth. Surgeon; George A. Stevens
Jemes b Rochelle 7 s. Houston, Passed Mdshipnen;
= McClenehsn Captains Clerk; I. L. Jump, Sur
geon's Steward - Burton, Pursers Steward
NEw-YoRX CHAMBER OF CoaNERcE.-The
regulr monthly meeting was held on Tuesday after
noon There was good attendance, and the subjects
of pilotage and the proposed Court Of Commerce,
which came up. elected animated discussion.
Messrs. Souibmayd and Bogar were elected mem
bers of the Chamber, and Mr. Chas. Carow chosen
member CT the Arbitration Committee
The Special Committee on Pilotage TO which the
bill proposed by the pilots referred brought in
two rePors-Wm Nelson presenting that of the mi
norty, and Messrs Blunt and Morgan that of the ma.
jority. Mr.. Nelson reported that, so far as he was
aware, the opinion is universal among the underwriters
owners and shpmasters that the pilotsge business
never conducted in satisfactory since the
repeal Of the pilot law Of this State about six or eight
years ago. that though might think it desirable to
have law for the purpose Of excluding or controlling
incompetent pilots, the difficulty was that, whatever
form OF bill might be agreed between the ship own.
ers and pilots experience has shown it would be al
tered before getting through the Legislature to be
almost unacceptable by IT. orginators healthy
competition. too he considered much better regulator
than any law. lie, therefore, recommended tia; the
Chamber should present strong remonstrance against
tny pilot law which may be proposed in the Legislature
OF ttis State
The Report OF the majority opens with review OF the
various movements that have taken place relation 20
the pilotage Of this port and notices the efforts which
resulted in the repeal OF all the Pilot laws The step
was the formation Of voluntary association called the
Merchants Pilots Commissioners which, the Report
states has become the largest and most active Of the
three divisions OF the pilos OF this port These dyi
sons noticed follows:
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REAL EsrATE.-The following property was

sold, Dec 7, by Cole & Chiffon:
Lots on sithst nesr 6thav, each s7JO...... 81 800
Lot southwest corner 6thev aud S5h st 230
Lots A. Joining on 6tlav each 1900 ........... 800
Lots on 81 gouth .de near 6th-av each $50 1870
Lots adoiniug each SOS Observation-Disclosures. l905
Lot on 5jth-st bew cen 9Th and Eth avs....... $50
BRooXLYS PROPERTY.
Lot Wilson:. bet weeH Lee and Bedfo.d-ays. l070
Lots adjoining each 81 CS0................... 32p
Lots adjoining each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2lSO
The following sales were made by A. J. Blocker,
Dec q
Houses snd lots cor oth.ay aud fSd ca 23xl0o 755
House ard Lot No 81 Mott 1t 2jx92 ......... 5000
| Lot on 5ithst near SHAY 25xl00 ........... 100
Lot on 5thsv near Jifh-st 25x 100 .......... 100
Lots 9jihsf md 7th-av 2zl00--30N each 900
Lots on r. AZ on ajtst each Z5xON-S 80 each . 1000
Lot, opposite corner each 2jxiOO-S5 each ... 9T5
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE oY THE THERMOMETER At
A J. Desotosy's lorncrly LyaoA 4 CiaYksl ~ Well-s'
1882. IAN Noon. SP.M SPIN
n e '.....N 50 - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

AccIDNSr on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Some time during Tuesday night large rocA about I'VE
tuns in weight, fell from the top Of the tunnel ST Ninety
second upon the track and obstructed H. The three
o'clock freight train from New Haven came IN eon'sc'
with it in the morning and the shock threw the en-
cine and car OF upon the other track This obs'rue
ten was not removed until o'clock, and no trans
could pass until that time. No one was injured the
sngine was somewhat damsg ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

Ms. GREELEY: The appeal made in your pa.
per few day. since that The Churches should be opened
hrputlic lectures, 20 give Mr.. Hqydock- ExWoof'
sawyer berehf. Is respondedto. The Union Coagre-
saiions Church FcuTth-sf Avenue b. VIII be open
next Monday evening Eminent speakers and sing rs
viii give their services whose names viii be announced
an due rsasCn
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-Aesertisezrnt

Rich MUSLIN DELANEs.-Just received az
Cotu,yI,S HALL. No 81 Grsndst 1900 yards Of rch
Muslin Deaine. French eolors lnyoieed a: 5een's re.
vsd ard vii be sold FOX cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

LAYING CORNER SToSE.-The ceremony OF
LAYING the corner stone of the Manhattanvle Presby
terrain Church now in of construction ut the
corner OF One hundred and Tw enty sixth st. and Ninth
av. took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock Quite
large concourse of people were present TO witness tbs
ceremony The services were commenced by Rev. [.
$ Briggs Of the NJ f. Church reading the Ash Psalm
PRAYER by Rev Mr.. Lord of the Reformed Dutch
Church and the singing OF Anthem by the Choir
Rev Dr.. Parkorihen proceeded with the csremone'
box was placed in the cavity Of the stone made tor
that purpose. in which WAS deposited, copy OF the
Bible Confessions of Faith Hstory OF the Church
Hi,tory Of the Tract House; Missionary Herald
Home Missionary; n. Y. Observer; y \. Evangehsti
Christian Iptellgencer American Messenger Childs
Paper Youths Penny Gazette, &c. DR.. Parker made
a very appropriate address, in which he gave the Ms
tory of the Church. This was followed BY an address
from Rev Dr. Lord. Theeerezlonies were conciuaed
by Benediction by Rev Mr. Amber
The edifce is to be nearly square being % feet VIDE
by 30 in length with recess in front p feet long by
feet in depth the psdment to be supported In the cen
ter by two Ionic columns The building is to be oil
wood and will cost when finished s6O0O, and Is to be
completed in April next. This Church has been out
recently organized, and numbers about eighty mem
bers of which Rev. F. s. Howe is the Pastor Ihey
hold their meeting present in the house known as 'e
Old Mension'
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DEATH By vIoLEScE.-A boatman named
Thomas Farmer died yesterday 81 the New York Hosp-
tai from the eec,s Of violent beating Il appears that
about ten dsys since be got into difficulty IN or near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

The first recognize no regulations The second arc
under Board Of Commissioners created by the Legs
lntuTe Of NewJersey The third end las, under the
certificates snd regulations Of the Merchants Pilots
Commissioners which the pilots who apply to the Cham.
Der OF Commerce wish TO have leyazed and which the
authors OF the Report think should be done for reasons
stated, among which sre-that pilots everywhere are
under legal regulations and the regulations existing at
this port are generally acceptable; there should be
legal authorization of who are pilot, That the ship
matters may know when boarded outside, who are
competent persons for him to employ, &c, &c.
IL was moved and seconded that the two reports he
accepted, printed and distributed among the members
Of tie Chamber; also that special meeting be called
by the President and Secretary to consider the subject
The Committee to which referred the letter Of
the Liverpo, Chamber OF Commerce, not prepared
to report.
Tie report of the Committee on the proposed Court
OF Commerce then taken mp After discussion two
members q. H. Smith and J. Depcyster Oyden,)
added TO the Committee and the report referred
back TO IT, with authority to print 800 copies OF the
amended bill, for distribution.
A resolution was adopted that n Committee be ap
pointed for the purpose OF taking into consideration the
Droprety OF procuring suitable room for th, accom-
mediation Of the Chamber. Messrs. Bal Twin, Marshall
and Beebe were appointed.
Committee oil five was appointed TO report to the
Chamber suitable system for the better regulation
otadc in ;e matter OF receipt and delivering Of goods
The object o. the resolution explained 10 be to de
ternne st what time ownership Is transferred IN the de-
livery Of goods After somewhat protractcd DISCUSSION
tic Chamber adjourned
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FrRE IL WArER.sr.-AbOut I o'clock last

TIRE II NATER-sT.-ADOUC Z IIUCh IdsI
evening fire broke out in the second story of the large
bsick buildings Nos 1876 and ~ Wsterst, occupied by
Siirs C. Herring, safe Manufacturer; w p. Robinson
card mt kerr A. Reichman, importer Of cloths &C. and
Leopold Pepper, tobacco broker &c The hremen were
early on the ground after tue alarm given and soon
succeeded il. suhduing the flames The occupied
by Mr. Pepper, in which the fire originated was con
sderably damaged together with the stock the stock
and property OF Mr.. Herring on the lower door was
dsmsged by water to the amount of $500 on 500 The
Chief of Police Capts. Leonard, Hopkin' Brennan
Dtcbet and Assistant Cspt snoigrass were present
with large force Of policemen
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TuE Lar CALAMITY IN THIRrr-sEcoSD

lHE LATE NALANlI1 IN Ihint f-s-tON
s-Ryyr-The Coroner Yesterday empanneled jury 70
hold ncuest uron the bodies Of the inTiduels who lost
ihtlr lives 1Cefdny afternoon IN consequence OF the
falling Il ~ large hve-story brick building in Thirty
second 81 After being .worn, the jury, accompanied
by the Corner visited the runs Tor the purpose o. eE
an,innc the materials OF which the building was con
-'ructed for the purpose OF sizing mem IN aSlng up
Their verdict The July composed Of 4! men seisctei
from that portion OF the CITY IN which the casty o..
cured Afer viewing the ruins they were u charged
~ the Coroner until Friday morning. at 10 O'Clock at
which time they VIII rsaenble for the purpose Of nod
ing the invcstig ston. In tie meantime !, = tae men
ION cf he Coroner 10 subpoena as Witnesses several
Fo builders sni mssonf together with other coApetent
rersous whose testimony msy De deemed Important N
lie ufter in order that thoreugn lnvesnsanon may
be made end blame Il stachA5le 70 any party be nsy
be ED accountable.
Acc1pySrs.- John Alexander, of No. 123
Lew,st while riding upon ths top Of one OF the Bowe
~ slsge. on Tuesday evening lost bis hold III conse
ouenee Of sudden pitch Of the stage, and fell heaong
70 The rsvenent lie was taken Up very senolsly IL
iured end conveyed to the New-York Hospital
Petrick Frzgerad the same evening, fell INTO me
front area OF No l2i East Twerteth--. and was con
vtyei 20 Bellevue II osptsl severely inJ1ret
JcLn Goullen on the evening. tel ITO the ares
of house northwest Of Housions and the boTe-
~ and had his skal fractured he was taken to TIE
Seventeenth Ward Police Station, where nj. wounds
were dress-d by Dr. b w. Buid, alter which ne was
removed 70 BoleTue Hospital
RAILROAD AccIDEyT-A aborer named Ed.
Monshsn wrs tsken 70 the NewYork Hospital yeste'-
day afternoon wiki his eolsrbone fractured and MS hip
DEDICATED ircm having accidentally been jsInned be
tween car aud the gate post at the Harlem Railroad
freight depot In Twentyseyenrh Esppears mat some u
the employees Of the Company were engaged IN oaeh
ing freight car into the depo, when Monahan IN al
ieinr.ing 70 &c. into the car made nstep AMI was
jsruired a. sboye-ztsted His injuries, though severe
are not though. be dangerous What induced nn 70
sernpt 70 get INTO the car not known az he had nc
bus iless there.
DEATH By yIoLEScE.-A boatman named
Thomas Farmer died yesterday 81 the New York Hosp
tsl from the eec,s Of violent beating II appears tina
about ten dsys since be go, into difficulty in or near
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BoARD or AGDERNEy.-U6dnSda
T Compton. ESQ., President in the chair and quorum
present
Patrons R.tuUG-OfB h. Bartram and others TO nave
Forty-omthst graded aud paved between Fflh-av.
and Broadway; OF l.. B. Clayton, B}Orman and others
for the extension OF Albany-st. TO Broadway OF the
Magdalene BeneyOen, Society for 81 ,OOO 70 AID II in
building IL new edfce Of George Ponsot ami others
for sewer in Lecnards ST. between Broadway and West
Brcesway of ono hundred and hfty.two citizens pray
in ths the petition or railroad by F. w Ges'enhamer
be granted.
Tke Third or. RGili0ad-Rrport adopted by the As
,tanis wos re'erred 10 The Committee On streets.
Reports idcped-Concurrin5 70 build sewer IN SSth'
av between Thirty ninth and FoItiethst- 10 build a
scwcr in Th,Fty fib4t between Ninth and Tenth-avs
In favor OF selling D. r. MatH and others certain prem
ses IT the foot Of Gsnsego0r and Tweltlsts.; petition
of $ p TownsCnd and others in favor Of granting Gar
rscn Merriam Co. the privilege Of building and con.
Quoting the Firstav Railroad OF Richard French and
others to have Fifyhithst, between Avenue \ and
Tnird-av regulated.
The Board adjourned 20 Friday
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ESCAPE AND REcAPTURE OF FUGIriyE.-
On Monday afternoon while Officer Wilson OF Boston,
was conveying a young man, named VIM, Hob.on,
w ho had been arrested in this City fugitive from
BOSTON, from TIE office OF the Chief of Police 10 the
steamboat Bay State his prisoner being hand caed
managed TO make his escape On Tuesday, however, he
was retaken BY Officer Keetc, Of the Chiefs Oce who
fund him at the Guard House corner Of West Broad
wey and Chambers-st and Boston for trsl. He
is charged with having broken into barber shop and
stolen 81 10 from q safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

AKREsT OF SUSPICIOUS VHNHaC TEHs'-VHr'
GERS Judge and Riker Of the Sixth Ward yesterday ~
rested fve men named, Albert Floinmer Edward kloe
bert Jacob Miller, Henry Hoffman and Charles Miller,
on suspicion OF having committed burglary or grand
larceny On Tuesday night II appear that these men
were that night 10 take leather trunk b the
house No 81 Srangest., where they were admitted by
Edward Glover who resides there the trunk was
taken into a back and there opened and its con
tents examined From the character of the place the
police are led to believe that the trunk was stolen. The
accused were held by Justice Welsh 10 await eSami.
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

Cs.xp LARcyyY.-A man named John Adj
as arrested late o. Monday night BY Ofeer Ang,
Of he First Ward, charged with having stolen several
boyes Of cigars from the chip Norma lying at Pier 10
- Fast River The accused wa committed ~ justice
Wel-h ~ await examination
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
,BriagescOtes. EoTissf,


FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS srEAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALI. OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALI. KINDS OF
IRON WORK. ABOVE AND
. UNDER WATER
w The attention Of tho public is respectfully called tthe fowh
testimonials BRIDaEwATER PAINT. IT.
unnecessary MONTHS
the South the character the Paint firmly esahd it
offered the public the best FIRE AND wEATHERPR
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jwo F. MILLER OF ATTAKAPAS
July last induced apply the gewa.er Mineral Punto
s1 ns aI y
O. ehssuy my tsstmony he ones in
Z: f 81 nc @ ss G
s whfs ss n a s @ % l
surface, which has proved entirely imFsrvoua o,.,
No~1Dsra A.atap. Ss MapsRi s 1852. i'-' l1'-'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
g ai,. II
ss ny ss na 1i
Fl ae sis r. as E Tx oEe sf y A
proved ENTiaEIT WhfEEPfooF three
''f Ss%o S December si .ss d.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, oE
ToWBoAT poRPo1sE.
IbsTs nssd ~ shs BaIpskwATER PANT for which Me e.
~ f4 Ss NJ
PERFECT SLATE and mn r.tt,.
4 i sss FsRs
fSrs NJ he Purposes sS 81
forth in ,s shs AFsntl' c pg,I own,
Nerorleanu beesnbsl l. ISL ''''"''
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND .aera.,
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Hssgg hgt stS LOUISIANA tI noo red vita BRIDGE
3y # yi;5 y
''''0'' (agasd, HUGHES, vatlrTr Il THOMAS,
J. p % asslisi.ssi 4 se b,y Dsesa,.
Noworiosna February 4, 1851
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH REASON, pi1arEs.
on sasi I nnd a. sI nSrs sGs u 1 F @
and i: has givas faiest
e. "5f''i
nor ap iv v a ss y, II e
asst qualities , Ut sa s
UNDERwR1rERs' CERTrRICATa.
a-5s Ss9sss9ss ss
Es's 1HS EH EYRE f.sss9 s4ss si
aD Rk 8SRHS AssG ssfs a5sa MT s.l
JoHN + ETSRs Ss.Fss; ; ss5sar'
s5 aS sai Hs4o aS.7 AZ 1ibSfS ss ls ss
addioato abovs, poson par
certificates from equally respectable par may seen nm ,r
cation at their office; among which thOse Csptsln N q
of ship Leodes Captain VIM Cu hp charea DER, n G M
culum Assistant Engineer Network and Erie a Drove: Lieut.
COL a. FL Tacott NewYok Arsenal; S. sn,th f,trsn, d
Quaemaser United States Military Academy "a ept Point Olive,
Superintendent now Secretary, tia Hudson River !road
Company, ETC., etc. DC BoGERT CO, 70 csmps.rest.
saeu of Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama aad o.s,
rsuB-AagNTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
JOHN STROUD i CO, we
L. MACPHERSON, No. 40 Camp z.,ee,
A Observation-Disclosures a5aaHE1AsEs & x gE,rAsEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i nFF f4Esssto+''r -
h h4F2sh aPSaaS--f bs S WIBf .. s.v
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN,


Having painted MAC
NoLlA, my commando WITH tho BRfDgEWATER PAINT,
cheerfuly IhFERYOuS qualities
hesitation in p,oaoanmg SUPERIOR Judgment mine
raj paint before the public aud believe be CERTAIN PROTEC
TON AGAINST TiE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND cSDEEs. 1t
proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF dech
months (SI2led,t ST. c. TRGMASS0N.
Eeworleena December ., 1851.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
rQWkaAT pnRpOIHE.

Ihase used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT which Ners O. u,
soGERT Co are Agents. the hurricane deck OF ne obat
WHATEVER.
PERFECT SLATE and nm rs.i,
-hed Tia possessing all the qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION tho OF SPARKS
fderly BgIDGEWATER FAINT .s purposss
forth ia the Agants' Circular.
tsguedl Wa RRoE-N. Captain Of Iov,bos. porpope.
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MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.
ART. AL. Amy amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF Representatives, and if the shall be agreed
to by. two.thirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered on their journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper in
French and English in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment amendments shall be sub
mitted to the people at said election and If major.
ity Of the voters at said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment amendments, the same
shall become part Of the Constitution. II more
than amendment be. submitted alta time, they
shall be submttedin such mannerand form that the
people may vote for or againstceach amendment
separately.
TITLE X, =" > o =
sea EDULE. -, = ''.
ART. 142 The Constitution adopted in eighteen
hundred and forty.ive is declared to be superseded