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vous que vouiez bien me porter qaelque
int9rat. 4Fstss
y Dites, alb . dites nn interet pro-
fond, don't e voudIais vons donner aus
tres preuses.
= J'espere men plus ~receyoir, gui
vous ~exposent aux memes dangers qilsau.
jonrd'Iui. !. 4r.a
= Ces dangers mont parn moins eE-
rayans que nest h%atteuse levr. recon-
pense.
IT Ic jeune calviniste SIERRA tiinid de.
ment lie bras qai reposait sur le sien.
- Vous en- parlez ayec trop de isge-
rete, monsieur de Melcy, dit mademoi~
se!le de Fresno dun ton serieux, ct c'est
pour vous preyenir contre les incidens
qu,ils ponrraient fare naftre que raj de-
sire la prolongation de Get e~ntretien.
Minis asscyons-lons, aJotita t-elte en- ar
reliant pres d'"n banc de pierre adossse
au mur da jtsdln dune maison religion
Sc appellee fAs>omption, ct bien ombra-
ge par des sycomores qui Sc penchaicnt
de Pinterienr vers IA rue I: i'ai enyie de
me reposer; lei, d'aiI!eurs, nous serons 4
Pabri des indlserels.l Ellie I'll placer Gas
ton aupres dele .surie bane, ct recon-
manda 4 sa femme de chambrc dc welt.
Ter. il &c li'oi lie ,i,t pas brnsaueintnt
leg dsranger. y
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
IBRAIRIE.-Livres de Classe franfucaais-au.
A glais ct espagnols, a vendre par
If RICHARD& TEMPLET
DO aldsonyilIe. II. rua Mississ;nn; -

~ 90 - E$EH#
= Vons ne deyinez pas, monsieur de
Melcy, demanda.t-elle, qnel pent-etre
d chef des mas lues don't votre brayoure
ma de ivree ? Hss
= Non; mails vous-memc, croyrz-vors
lie SAVIOR ana ft7e4
-J.en suis sire. rt les ADVERTISEMENTS
que je enx vons bonner lie concernent.
Get homrne. continuast-elle en- balIssans
la voix, qni Sc conduit ton,ne mi me-
chant Ut in foa. est le roi de France.
- IL serait vrai ! s'ecria Castor M
fcomble de l~.etonncmeDt. s35t@ E
- On, rcPrit Ia jeune file; ceIm qai
deyrait etre l'exemple de Ia nation ~
lisre a ces exlravagances conpable.. Ju
rayais deja en,endu dire, mais par quei-
ga'un don't la haine pour Henri HI ma
renaait ses paroles suspectes; rDainteaant
e G doute pifus.a ~ -.a s
CONNIE Solange %prononcait ce, der
niess mols dun ton de regret, Melcy ms
put s~'empecher de repliquer ayec IA
peu lie tristesse : a~stfsts.
3 - Et tout ce qui abaisse lie Vaiois i
sos yenx voas est peHible. ases'E
Mile de Fresno %repondlt safs Sc tsda-
bier - af#:. EE
f. &a 1aom faTen eoa eff5sF ftff IS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

roids dune simple mtrtelle ferait 1echir
&c pied delicat. cet,e jamie divine.
- Parions. dit m antre.que rien sc"s
In mamie ne rtpond i la beaute de ce
qu'elic iaisse voir.
Je gage le contraire. reprit nn troi>
sieme.
- II faat nous ensassnrer, s'ecrierent>
lis tons en- sc dirigeai,t vers Ia jenne file,
qni, laissant traiae1s,i rsbe depnis 'afeile
les await entendns, ne marchait p lns
q~u'avec petite 'sartle paye glissant ct
iaegai. lsht
Melcy, sans bicnn' teonnp,rendre les pa
roles de ces hommes, don't il elait assez
<ioigne, devina feurs intentions, ct il fat
plus tot qa'eax pres &c Solannge.
AMadteH,oiselle de Eee<ae, ditil,Aa
walk base, seut-eIIe me ,,permettre de
Hui afrir mon appui. !? aosss .~,ssny3.I
Gemme ces .lnmieres .sondaines qii
brillent dams les nucs obscures. un eciair
dc joie lrasersa les yeax.assombris de la
jcane lille. ct son bras aliait prensire ce-
iai de Gsstoa, lorsqn'n flt;saisi buisque-
&c chesalief, defenseur des bellies,
NJ peHt vonseAtse bon 4 rlen, ma mic ;
congtdiezsle. 'croycz moi. ii. ne ntous re.
fusez pas lc plaitir de jnger9si le chapi-
'eauqde h colcnne rePnnd j son pissdes>
80 %
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PUBLIC SALE,

Win be sold at Public Sale by the UNDER
signed Anctioneer, duly licenciate, in and fov
the Parish of Assumption, on Saturday tho
3oth day of october 1852, at ten O'Clock 4. M.
on the premises in the Brule st. Martin, tho
following described property belonging to Do
mingo Esteve. to wit:
10. A tract ofIand situated in the parish Of
Assumption, in the Brnle ST. Martin, measuring
two arpents and half fronting on the Bayou
Olivier by eight or nine srpents 10 depth more or
less, bounded above by land of Joseph Esta,a
below By land Of Francis Esteve, together with
all the buildings and improvements found the
reon. ''
20. One lot %ofcorn, cotton, hogs, horses, ~
sensiis' movable effects &s lot ofpoultry.
TERMS AND CoNDIrIoss.
The e; laapd Ea payaabIe in three equal insta' m ents
1854 and the remaining .th n2f I'll third din in % 1y5b.
The other effects payable in march 1853. Pur-
chasers to furnish good and sufficient security,
with special mortgage on said land and all sums
not ponctually paid at maturity to bear interes
at the rate of eight per cent per annnm.
The acte of sale before the Recorder Of the
parish of Assumption at the expense of the puts
chaser. -. re-. IL 81
Parish Of Assumption. this 9th sept.
1852 DESIRE LEBLANC,
4 Auctioneer. '
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of assumption.
EEIEsgsN'S SAFE

b. virtue ofand in obedience to an ordinan-
ce OF the Police Jury Of the Aforesaid parish
goth september 1852; | will olIer at pu-
bic sale On Saturday sixth november next,
1852. at ten O'clock A. NJ at the Court House
OF tits parish. the following Ferries to wit:
lst. Tie Ferry situated opposite Sylvere
MelanGon or in the neigborhood.
X end. Tae Ferry situated opposite Paincourt-
n vile. @t.. -
snd. The Ferry Situated opposite TIL Pa
roc..iai Church. ..
4h The Ferry situated opposite Nap.s~~~
wife.
5th. 7he Ferry situated opposite Masius
\Albaonac's residence.
sta. The Ferry situated opposite Drausln
4imefs residence OF at Labadie-
.s Gay Vie. sa.-t gy,u.s. @.s.~ Is
9TH. The Gerry situated at Bayou Corne.
sth, Inc Ferry situated Oh Bayou Pierre
Pparsgppos't'e the residence OF Louis ".'
9th. The Ferrs situated at the Bay of
'* Bayou here Part, near the resi-
denes oftoseph Frioux.
10th. The Ferry atGated opposite Jean
AlIennan's lesitence.
18th. The Ferry situated opposite the
residence Of Nine Jean Cha rles
Gautrean, on bayou Pierre Part.
#3 Helms at,,Tt tnuI,iniS
The above Ferries will he sold at twelve
months credit from the Gay of adjudication.
Purchasers 10 furnish s~ecufit, good and solvent
to the Satisia ctlon OF the President otthe Police
Jury, with eight per cent interest per annum
after maturity iii case OF leu payment until
paid.
:. Parish Of Assumption, oct. 5th 1852.
&c. LORET,
Treasurer OF Police Jury. 81
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ETAT DE IA IOUISIANE.-Cour

dn Cinqniene district Judiciaite.-
Pa; oissc Assomptton.
Succession de Joseph Grandin ct Franz
coise Leonard.
En- vertu dun dtcret de la Cour du Cinqui1-
me District Judiciaire de I'Etat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du 7 octubre 1882, il sera otlert ell vente
p~ubiique par le soussigne encan'eur pour la pa
roisse Assumption, Nendredi 'e Il novembre
1852, i dix Ieures du matin, la p~ropritte sui
vante, appartenant aux dltes successions, "a
vOir.
I'm terrain situe en- cette o~aroisse, dams lie
bruie St-hiartln, mesuraut solXante-qulnZe pieds
de face au Bayou Olivier sur cent pieds de pro-
tendeur, les lIgnes fermant de maniere Il for
mer an terrain borne dun cote par la terre de
John Mccartney ct de l'autrecote par celie de
Michel Landry, ensemble asec toutes }es BATS
ses ct authorizations qui sly %tronvent.
b iH Itrfncs ct { ondltlor>
Noiticen mars 1853 ct tautre Motto en- mars
lS5I L'acquereur devant lonrnlr bonnie ct sui
Sante caution ct hypotreque sptciale jusqna
Patait Placement ayec intertt a ralson de hut
Po", cent par an en- cas- de nen palemei'' a
e%chCa~e.
f'Fesse Assumption. !c Oct. 1882.
- ...i.y DESIRE LEBLANC.
4" InCAnttnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

Celni qui parlait ail,si essaya de de-
noucr lea rubans d. Ionp de Solangc,
mais Meicy lie rcpcussa avec force en-
s'ecriant : .%afitaebs $50 sa5s'
L. iin'y n qn'un lache. quinn brutal
/! aui p..isse vouioir e%onnaftre n,fe femme
maIgte ellie, ct e VOWS defends de faire
un pas de plus pour satisfaire yotre u
%riosite. 7a Ea158 s9ts1i ssA5sffsH sa# {
l! Sc plaza devant celle quill yenait'
protegcr, rejeta son mantean ct tira son
tpee. .a4a a2E.st n s
- nssarmez. ce fou, dit lie m;asque
railleursqui sembIait commander aux IN.
ire; moi. je mi charge de verifier 81 la
dame merste ;ant de brnit.
II allait Sc rapprocher de Mile de
Fresno pendant que ses compagnons, arr
mes de Jagles, c%herchaicnt "a Sc de.
barrasser de Castor; mais qnel4ues boa
t%i9piers frappsss dn courage. &c &c jeune.
homme ai %lnttait yaiIlamment contrc
quatre ennemis, vinrent egaiiser lie cons
bal an moyen des barres de fer don't lis.
servaient pour cldre, IN mutt. ienrs por,es
ct leurs fenetresr5 Ces rudes %jonteurs en-
rent hientot fait WIDER Ia place aux per-
sonnages masqaes, qhi s'enfuirent en- jn-
rant contre un audacienx p%opnIaire. s
Melcy, apres avor renercis yivemers
se' champions inattendn., priut, avee res
49,
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AENyANM MNEAsE,

Louisiana, Gated 18th Au-
gust . ill he held iD the parish Of.
Assumption, ohTuesday, the ID day no.
'en1ber 1907 Inn 9 O'Clock A NJ. to 4
O'Clock +: NJ. ior IT, purpose of elcc,ing six
electors for this stat{to vote for a President
and Vice-President otbe United States.
Places Of Elections aret,4 same as beloy.
Pursuant also to law an a proclamation
Of his ExccIlency Joseph Wlker Gnvprnor
ofthe State Of Louisiana, dad the al Az.
gust 1882. Elections will be \eld in tho
parish Of assumption, on I'uesos ihe 2d
nt november 1882, from 9 O'Clock AM +,
4 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of voting Of
accepting or rejecting the Constitution, each
voter having on BIZ ticket, written the won
Constitution accepted or Constitution sejec-
ted, or such words as will convey distinctly
the intention Of the voter, said ticket viii
be deposited in a box kept for that purpose,
the Commissioners will receive the votes
under the Old and ne 7 Constitution.
The places of Elections are az fellows !:
FIRST WARD. At or near Juan A!eman's
residences; commissioners, Octave Vi
YES, Meiixe Leblanc and J. A!eman.
End Ward. At or near IA. Devil!er's coffee
house; commissioners, Theophile Fer
mandrz, Andre Acosta aud Trasimond
Iiahant. 6...#" #t
3rd Ward. ii or near the plantation ofSe-
vc.in Landry near tn" parrochiaI
church; commissioners, Alex. Outlet,
NarciSse Ienp'et, & P. NJ. M~eianGon.
t1u Ward. At or near Marius Albagnac's
residence: commissioners, L. Landry,
". ". Pugh & Marius AIhagnac.
9Th Ward. At or near DrauZin HineI's re-
s];iance; commissioners. J. Leflwich,
E!!airville Himel and F.tA. T'Gte.
5th Ward. At or near the coffee house Of
Maxile Boudreaux; commissioners, Tn.
Lahadie, Aug. tiemin and L. Landry.
eth Ward. 4. or near the plantation of e.
F.. aiailtot; commissioners. w. a-Sims,
Vincent Landly & Charles Bel}ot,
9Th Ward. st the court house; commission
ers, l.. L. Mayer and 4. Nj. Foley.
Nh Ward. 1t the billiard room ofChs. J. F..
t1auih;er, in PaincourtsiI!e; commissio-
hers, ]. b. L. Dneas, Felix Gillet ct
e. ". Jones. GH EIEF5@. ia ..-- ..
lnth Ward. AT or near the residence Of
n't;nssaui Landry; commissioners, F..
t Calrran Ills, Niieor Leblanc and Seve-
.f. rin Landry. n r aay% e a
18th Ward. At he residence ESP. Mollere;
commissioners, Eiipolyte Hitnel, Mar
celin 4. Leblanc and Antoine Diez. y
l2.h War!. At or arar til. residence of E.
F6nisscal; commissioners, Etienne Pc
nilsson dls, Zaphirin Giroir and Cleo
vhas peniSsos.
18th Ward. 4, or near the residence OF A.
Simonaan, in Pierre Part; comni<sio-
ners, A, Stmeneauand j.. Y. Porche.
18th Ward. At or near The residence of Dl1
Rentrop, in Grand River; commission
ers, Pierre Theriet, Dnrcino Rentrop
and Charles Gros.
gThc commissioners of the sevcra
precincts appointed by the Police Jury
# the Parish Of Assumption, are hereby
required to hold said election and TO
make the returns thereof according to
Parish Of Assumption, sep. och 1852.
3 4. F. Hickman. Sheriff.
JULES MAUPAss
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
NO. II, Mssissippi street,
DONALDsGNvILLE

=aF- a 49, #
DoNALDsGNvILLE. a a.
John Bulls Sands md Townsend's Sarsa
paiilIa, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds. etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala,
qua. for consumption, balsaIm of wild cherry
for diseases oflhe lungs, Compound syrup
Of Naptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bi,ters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical febrifbge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and gouf.
Winer's Canadian vermif,ge Longloy's
great western. panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains of all kinds.
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and hone
liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaoniau,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor.
foralI kinds of sores, Jew David's Or He.
brew's Plasters.
salis2@ r iLEs: 81.
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. =.
Mofat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Il rs..
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
Castor oil. Epsum salt, sulfats
de q%uinine, de Powers ct Weigh,man Of Do
Robiquet.
Poudres de .eidlitz. Hsa
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1852. u
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JULES MAUPAS5
EDeMSSEe,

Fan les rtfpara,ions dc Menbles ct
Billiards. Vcrnis>age, &c Garnitures de
Sopha-, FautenilS, Chai>es ct tout &c qni
concerne Sol etat.
R5ss,demee pres ". Jacob II. ainssndiager,
..Necanicien.
NAPOI .EONVTLI.E. -
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STATE oFAoulsIANA. Fifth Jn-
,iclal D'>trfc> Cour, III aud fer the
Parish Of As-sA,tion.
S'nccess;ons Of J~cph Grandin and
v f~'rancoise ~f:onarI.
BY %virtne'of a decree olive Honorable the
Fifth judicial District Cont Vi the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the plrish,f Assam, t;on
dated the 18th october 1852, will hsnld At pub,ic
auction by the undersigned auctioaer IN and
for the parish Of Assumption, on ;r;tay ,hs
i2th November 1852, at ten o'clock AN. the
following described property, beIoLginga SAID
successioEs, to wit
A. tract OF Iaud situated in the parish iryle
Erul. St Martin. measuring seventy five tet
trontin OH the Bayon Olivier, by one hundred
feet indepht, the land closing SO as to torme a
triangle to bounded on one side by land of John
NcCartney and on the other side by those Of
Michel Landry, together with the buildings
and Improvements found thereon.
Germs and Conditions
One half in march 1853 and TIE other hall
in march 1884. Purchaser to furnish good and
sufficient security with special mortgage until
paid and interest at the rate of eight per annum
in case Of non payment at maturity.
Parish Of disruption, ibis ltA Oct.
1852. A.. -. -...
DEERE Leblanc.
A,rs1,
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4 VENDRE

--"N ----A VENURE -.
y 'Etablissement comm sous lie nom de Smo-
30 Ike bend wood yard, CONSTANT en- machi-
mes a vapeur, cabestans, chaines, scies, cordes
forge complete, ETC., ect, On pent y faire 90
cordes de bois par jour. L'emplacement serait
acqnis. a l'achetenr pour 5 ans. S'adresser sur
les lieux, liz mile au-dessus de Donaldson,
meme bord. ,a.s
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PHILIPPE HAIsY,
TqILLEUR.

NapoleonvilIc, pres II jacob II. A.
samendingeF. smeranieien. II
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PARoEssE AssoNrrIoS.-Cour dn Seine
District Jndiciairc.
WHEREAS Joseph'Ealcon, Of parish o Ascen-
sion has petitIoned the Court for letters of
administration on the vacant estate of the late
Domingo Falcon, deceased. a@
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days, why the
prayerof said PETITIONER should not b.. granted.
BY order of the Court,
Absorption, September 9th 1852.
Desire Leblanc, q
; Clerk.
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pAaoissE rE h'AssoMrrlos Cohr dn
Cinquienie District ju1iciaire.
At'endu qne Joseph Falcon de la paroisse
Ascension, 4. ~rrlsente nne PETITION q Ia conr a
iefet ,~i'ohtenijr lcs lattres Il administration i la
succession vacante de fed Domingo Falcon de-
ctde. aas= sast 9,#9sasg
Avis est par lie present dome Il tons
ceux que cela pent cnncerner. daFoir j did9Ire
sous dix lours, les raisous pour lesGuelies il ne
serait pas fat droit a lad;tH petition.
Par ,rdre dc fl orr
Desire Leblanc, Grcfi"r.
Assumption. lr II septemhr" 1892. 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

DEAL ESTATE-Wanted 10 purchase q
III runber CT City LotS ehsibly located for bu.lans
pzrpo.cs Aso 70 less~ rw dwelling H0rses 70 saii ApPh
ssnis Lots for sale II pross from rpwEd and Aoasy
. loan upoc bad Aa6 naorfrsge a. No. Is WaiLsf
rRANCIS J. KENNEDY
CSavey.nesr sas Resi xstsse brvkS
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furniture, Sc.

ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
"A NITURE 1T the lowest trade price, of OUR own
MANUFACTURE. ,.
GlLLlES BYRNE, successor. TO Mathews. 4illiesl
nanuiaci uIers OF ENAMELED and COTTAGE fURM
TURE No. 49, Broadway below Grandst., east side Nes.
York. Mandatory, No ~ Oreepest -
MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, &C. Ac n
trade prices
We have the largest and most varied assortment Of any
establishment the United States. Our In
the manufacture and supply OF Enameled ana Orna xru
Cottage Furniture such 10 preclude tho pcssibiyd
b.ips UNDERSOLD and enable us TO furnish 5UfE
RIOR ARTICLE upon terms as tayorabe chasl
h, others for those OF q much " lNfERIOR QUALlpfS
IN orders boxed with the greatest care. Tae rsh q,
pled in unlimited quantities at greatly reduced rates
No 452 Broadway, below Grand st, east side Mnnshr.
tory No. 20 0rcene-st. GlLLiES BYANk
n d, No connection with any other estsblishusosl
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u,OPURCHASERS of PROPERTY.

ITO PURCHASERS of PROPERTY. r
i TITEJN h. ior sale very great variety Of choice
iiSprIos Of Woodvile L. l., East New tork Jsnfc.
arc other plscerte best IL The market and Il 10" prices
T, pri.ct and easy See snd catalogues 20
h. Lad At his Office No es Broadway, ~ r. Room NO 10
ITO OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE.-Ihe
.4~sr-ser Gentleman Of business habis having bot
,ceuv est bshed himself the Real Estste brokerage
Business IN this city. fns difficulty keeping himself oss
Nv erpoy q be therefore solcis the Agency VI taoss -aO
f.ye tererzsn lease with the promise II making no
ekar-e rec rrr the usual fee for drifting tue Necessary
p.pes Properly bought and sold and NJney loaned up "a
eoraIy reasonable terms til January l. 1888 line al
sressla 10 SCRIBSER City Poss-Ohee, will meet win
immediate response.
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6ouses manteo.

HOUSE WANTED in the CITY, with ca
n.eity fcient TO accommodate 100 or more persons
lands and shops attached would be dsIraoe Apply 20
address with location, axe andrent) HAS rAhi
No 5 Courtsndt-st
"ANTED-A good House, with all the mo,
w derp improvements in pleasant neighbornood sno
rear Broedwsy Inquire Of GEO. BRADSHAW, NO ~
JOhn-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

ITO THE LADIES-Our Fab style Of La
dies, Misses snd Childrens Drsb and Black Fe bses
enc Drab Beaver Bcunesa with besatful Beaver bdns
Hat for Ladies and Nsses usds from the bes. stees =
ustiet Also. largo ana handsome sssorpeaf Il plsa
AID embroidered Cays Of The hte Pars sholk wss ~
sfys Of Dfab and Silver Eelt Black 40 Dsb Resss NJ
end Flat for Boys hlsses nd CbiiArsA & H0NA1oUSs
"a establlshnsak Ne. - Baweu.
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CutIerp ano 6aroware.

John T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro-
~ pretor Of Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Rsnges Also J. T. Budds newly invented Ranges which,
foI beauty durability and economy cannot BE- surpassed
All Ranges warranted. n B.-Prices from go upward
No SIG Broadway, formerly No 62l opposite 81 Thorn
ass Church.
DEMOVAL.-GEORG PIERCE & CO,
lNmanuactarers of Pisrce's Kitchen Ranges Revolving
Rooster and Pierces Eptea Air-Heater removed from
No e43 70 No 300 Broadway next door TO Grace Church
n. B.-Pierce's Ranges repaired.
STOVES-The celebrated Grecian Alright
~ Cooking Stoves Vesuvius and Invincibo, superior
anything yet offered 10 the public Also general asort
ment Of Office, HaA and Parlor Stoves, for sale by
WILLIAM SOUTHWELL
No. l4s Greenwioh-av, door from the 8th-av.
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Millinerp.
CIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY EsTAB

FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTAb
u LlsHMENT, No. So Broadway, one door be be-
fnnee-st, rear the Metropolitan Hotsl-As. w, 81
MONS has the pleasure 70 announce the fAshion.oS
world ths, her large and richly yarsd stock Of Pss b'
nets and W inter- Millinery not surpsssd By any osnef
and recherche patterns Of the fre.ch eaps Oes
ssctsd with her spacious saeoons she has ex,cs
naaruaerory By the steamship zrTvak she has re-
ceived larse invoices Of the besotfnl Ssta< sa
Neivess Rlbhons Fssthers. ARTIFICIAL giowers sc. !,
LiillIeu
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CHMITT & BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
CASH S.p m Msi No. s 10 Sers
New.York, keep constantly on hsri good ssors11,f
the above named articles Orders prosnpay sxee~s .
abort notice. Old cases taken In exchange
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

~ LOTS in tie NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE, L. $50 srsst has been the demand sor los tbs
bteutfu village that although has only been IN opers
ton for hte month zee Oae-tard Of IRE
lots have already sold Anc the spns
shaa open, there wal Be upward o. hundred badns
tie Of erection fhege bat VILLAGES the
prescut te that offer many advantages The easy
to the city BY the Lous lAnd Railroad IRON Brooklyn I'D
the trpr Nih4ms5grsh MAZE desirable place q
residence nor those wins 70 ye oftovn and the
tine d. business IN the sEy We would advise al VINO l
- hone By only paying from - o. per mouth
% cal imnedastly and purchase .; the oce Of d. I.
NACFARIAN, Gsneral Agent. No. Nasaast, from 10
A. NJ to Pm.
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DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP
~ PLIES nov. q les2-Public notice is sersby gwen
10 al Iefsors hagins claims the Corporation OF the
LILY o. New ho<k Tendxed Articles
shed by crder VI che Commits OF te Common CJuoci
account Of the funeral guies OF s ate Hon Daa1
Webster present the seine. under cath the Com.
sloAtT Ct Repairs snd supplies, At has ohee. No Now
Cay ball Ssssreut beors Wedsssdsy the lst DAP
OF December. 1852 WA. ADAMS
Commissioner OF Repairs and S1ouHes
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NARA for SALE.-A valuable Farm. con

EARA for SALE.-A valuable Farm, con-
l. tsrns 20 seres wei improved aud under good state
OF envstsc within one hours rde BY railroad Of New
York. portion OF the purchase may
On nsrsass hS ten years. Apply to j. PECARE, No ls5
hester-s-
EOR SALE-ln the Sth Ward of the CITY OF
Il Rrsoklyn az the Of ls,h.t and sth-sv par.
s Of land embracing II lots very ehshy situated forming
Q kaa&soae iocstsn for . quilting spot Inquire Of
HARRIS WILSON. No. 10 waIlst.
EOR SAI.E-A Farm ON Long Island. thirty
nles from New York and three from the VILLAGE Of Par.
ninsS. eortAsns 81 scres OF prne and And has upon
large r~sSsry house, barn. &c A god situation for
cexEtry stsra Terms easy. Apply 20
JAS. MecuLLSCGH. No lss Front-ss.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

II fRofkkTf-A sri-clAss FARM, highly improved Of
~ scvA nWesoAeser Cos0ty II miles the Huds
kvsr psps Ct sing ssas Sad Farm produces Se-u mn
ee sslAss vexh Of hay annually, besaes rex, asana-
Sse - rssA sPpaea 1e lnr H0ass, B.rnA he
- Hs trE = E.sasea rheasAnd DcIi.ra Inquire Of
EDDY, Ne. q Wslsk