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" rssts, sAndrict, No. L.
\, CHOCOLATE ASD TEA WAREHOUSE. BAssos.
~ aprcntnsnt TO several oours 40. Is Rsa Riohelsa
IrAe in.usl " LONDON o. hibitiOn.
.lAshioss AMI AkTcLks DIG CoUR. AtRxAR,
IEANbKJkCnIEfb, EhBaorpHasD AND PLAIN.
EOvls ChAPRoN, furnisber Of tss Court. 10 subsss
Porte, kue do In Paix, Ne. NJ.
-NAfURAL OK NARROW AND PoMATUM, JEAN.
D4VHi a as AZ Sd u nsnii Z. 10
NUNIAI bovlsysr aud hentmartrs No, 3. HcEoged vita
sbs nesAs md The Gross 81 Legion Of HoAor
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DANCING ACADNATlmn,

nAfGiN0 ACADEHY.- sIGNOR g.: PLANCI, TIE
professor and teacher Of all the and
has the honor bis
loon 1t M Brcasway sHnor PIasci will continue With his
hew aht scientific principle OF his pupis
very sw lesson. sill learn ell she most fashionable
NJ, from 70 M al for practice from to 10 y. II.
AIR. l. De G: BROOKEs s DANCING AND wALTzING
AVA academy, Sol broome street. between Broadway
B0weyy will open Tor the Tuesday, September g.
1868 The above rooms fitted in the
most elegant STYLE and embrace AL the and
coAvsn'ehces Of modern tinss Tho bail with reoep
ten dressing and practising possess greet
advantages for pupils and render H. beyond ali
the most maynifcest convenient and extensive
academy In tho United otstes l. Ia 500 world Ir
Brooks having made arrsnsee Is Nth an agent 1t Pa
rs for the transmission Of aud popular
and music h' pupils rest cd Of receiving the
and best o. sosn 40 they are proc ~ europa Tho
saloon and dra wngroom dancing suppos-
Cd 50 niPas. in elegance Of and nnish 9th city
TIE world Tho terms are very moderate Private pupils
can Days and sysnnss q tuition
s,s. and misses and from " :, ioh for gentlemen
irsm TN r PIiy.,s lessons a. all times. .hen not
rem s.eusi,sly. from TN IN The l.diss primary
Respectable parties vishsg to the above
oIiees srd bas viii please apply 80 Mr.. Brooxes NO. @
Broomo street.
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ANTHOLOGY.


MISS STANLEY, lC3 FIRST STREET UP STAIRS.
In ront room, fortune teller. Gensswsn, oV oentss
ladies' 20 cents.
AkRs. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUk0Ps FOR HEH
I skill In torotens the future, hss arrived And will
all ote Sho iu
srpree drean matters And love by s-trclogy books,
Nnd scerce and tells - ladee sra hmsm ae ~ ne OK
tin thew will aao the ~ hsr vs,te,s
Mrs Alvin sptake the tnsish Frsneh srd osrmsn Lam
eusaes Kepidence rs ivnson street, stairs
Bowery Lsdst fifty ass IT, gentlemen dskAt Nthee
hours from 4 A. N. TIL z. N.
SyrfRiTUAIIsM CIRCLES FOR SPIRITUAL MANI
y fes.ati0ns and atoms Will he formed at 4i3
rcsdwsy corner Lspensrd street this sunday stsrnsSn
ConeAn, aIa other mediums, Aaaisaioa ~ ssnta
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FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS STORE UP TOWNS
We uoud call the attentos OF residents aud stranger
10 the slegr1t and complete sks
brooeres and dress goods the
styles, and ut extremely low prices.
A. kerr, 4 CO., 767 Broadway
Thee dcore below Min th strict.
L,oREIGN SuAWLS THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
n the attention of iseits and all connos OF really
"a staw'e to snperb variety Just mpJ for the f.
trace, aud embracing evythng thai ch be autfu and
rare Some tpeomebe % real India csraels
hair Persian Delhi Deccsn and othsr eastaeu produo
boss Willie found embodied n this colIAotion together
with an exquisite assortst of French bsoche
and Canton Grape sbnws IN conceivable desira lie
would especially presest TO public notice feasure
the shawl trad. not heretofore into thi, country
theshfc being Of ppre oamels hair but
IN france by tbas extraordinary French tive ton
nedie ioo the work OF which epp~oyimates so closely
70 thai OF India A. 70 require tho closest scrutiny 20 detect
the eibertnoe Public ppection 10 most respectfully coli
oted GboRGE BuLrlN, Foreign shawl and Clogs
Warehouse. to Broadway.
pARis FALL FAsnIoNs.-OPRNING DAY ON
Thursday, scetember L. at the Paris Manta smpori.
nm, W. Broadway hotce 70 Tho LadeaIhe ususl pub.
he eatthiti Of Partisan fashions selected personally by
the subscriber from The on
Iurottan continent will take place At this
W hnshy next when be invtes public nspsctisn 20
OF the largest most varied and most sesutul seeco OF
JMis eoass ane man'itlas GFuenennes phbertie, dc.
aver importad into this country. orc. BULPIN,
Pnis ssntills, Shawl and Fancy Far Emporium, Isl
pyosdway,
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RIL.I4IAleiss.

RlLLIsBD TABLES FOR SALE -GENTLEHEN in.
- ten ding 90 rehass tables will well 20 oa and
amise our osiio- sde stock wish istost
cushions when all in uss Two
second hand tssies for sale cheap.
GRIFFITH 4 DECKER, ~ ANA strseA
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IIoUGHToN's MAGNETIC ELECTRIC MACHINES,
Al Tor medcni pur poses applied for These in
s,funenss are ssopera,ing, without Asda liquids Of
KIND hhc Genuine all tie and
be desired by the Practitioner Of surgery pro
aucng Al agsst OF graf value tor tbp gu
OF Diseases ana are the offered
TAO public, constructed aud srranged according econtc
principles expressly FOR netSs purposes sIwsys
renee 10 give the inhuenos desired for the cure u
faeumatisn neorflep nesdsehe toothaobc awellsd
otoa, cholera, epilepsy, seseiok
diseases Manufactured and tor sale by CHARLES SAN.
fUkD IS CsdsF street.
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HE HadDVAEQ.
PARIS ADvmR VIsMMErTs,

1lRMovAL-J. H. FELLOWS WHOLESALE GROCER
N has removed from log Rsado los Soutn
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E'ROn SO 10 sioo YER MONTH LADIES, os ANY
realise 90 ssSs pr month issrs s.s MI sss
..s the, hsow so. BY snslons della. post Rsa,
s .sesss vii ::
s. ~ esssss L IL ss'' Address boz ~ Pest Once
(yAnDEHER wANTED-ro TAKs CHARGE OF a
" seHuss an's resi-. tia oisy he must thor
ssshy ssdsTt.ns ts sr.wta Of grapes and hot house
=. s::sss. md
E.ys . pisas.ps md o1fortsbie enc . married man
'A aaca s;f p5sio f'g t. ga
T AUNIRiss WANTED reosE WITH UNsxcsp-
nay spps ssosi q y south ssrsss sN'''''
TO cosYscrIoNEss-raE, sUBScRIseR WILL
and dfIss&T vs.ss . .ss
w yonsl AMI 70 t.ls oar. Of children, ana do pi.s
Is e 70 -. - ;ss. FOR wo aay
WAETED-BY A RLsPEcTABLs YOUNG w0MAN,
sssa hs W.T.. Coz ss @
I've .sn,1. az = sssa % IS .yssu.
s'wses ha,d and Irsntyfourth Streets from
WANTED A GOOD COX WASHER AND IRON EK,
Who iuly Understand, her tusnes.; Also good,
=. CO ksas Twenty eighth street "a h'''
WANrED CLOAK Makers AND QurLrsRs-
" ~ 4lS Breadwny tec0ad door from CakAl street,
None but good hsnds nsod apply. s,+
WANT. dan lxPERIENCRD BoOKKEgPgR,
acquainted with produce busn In New York Apply py
letter with references, to y. u B., Now York Hotel
WANrED-A BOOKKRLPER, BY A NERO ANrtLE
w hsuss in pleasant villag the interior shts
state Apply 80 GILBERT FUTILE, - Cortland o..
WAN1ED- IN =, JoBBINo HOUSE, RAPID AND
Dress stating references. Fancy Goods, Herald oasS
w AFT1D- TO CO TO a LARGE WESTERN CITY A
w young man, shout eisb; who hss bean brought
to the hosiery ~ Nina business Apply At 1T Clinton
street, between ana o clock, A, n.
WANTED AN AMA RlCAN BOY, FROM FIrTcEN
to seventeen years OF In tho Office Of aiAe
su;in jeRelsr Salary first $6 Address IN hscd
writing Of applicant boz 40 Post Ofhce.
Cln WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON THAT
VlOs will secure asitustion for respectable wol
sxperescec woman, to 60 20 California; either stew
sfaets or to vat family she is wall accustomed
travel he highest reconmes dations ean bs given Ad
srcs MARY M Tenth avenue, between Thirty second and
Thirty third strsets.
THE EIRNMEN:
~>>>S>>>>
WASHINGTON Engine COMPANY NO. a-rHE
w memi ers and honorary members Of this company
requested 30 meet ~ the snpo house. ths day August
at hall past one o'clock p,se,:sy she last tribute Of
WIN. LIVERY, Secretary.
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TIIN TURF.


ESENTREvILLE COURSE L. I-TROrTING.-TUvS.
W day August So At o'clock p. NJ. match for $780,
Hiram Woodruff names , g Dnsehman- shonid Dusehmsn
sam. afternoon, mile heas the saddle for 81 OO
Also ID the same day match for $500 two mile heats in
90 m names & Dennis McCabe Omuiouses leave
fcck tDp ano Fulton ferries h0urly, fvE sio
TTNION COURSE LONG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ THURSDAY, September-1st at O'Clock p. N. Parse
and stake Of $40 Mile heats best three Aye in harness
H. Lady Moscow STAGES leave the Wsmsburgh ferry for
the course hourly. JOHN ]. SNkDlKkR, Proprietor.
NENTREyILLE COURSE. L. I-TROTrlNG.-PURsEs
~ No purse $50 mile heass best three in ave, in
ntss tree for horses that never purse $50
tHighlsnd Maid e1eept.dD to come off Septeaber5 No
al horses except Mack Tsoony Hgaisnd Maid and Flora
Temple 10 come OF ssptembsrs No same a. No. TO
wagons 30 of Septem IS. No purse $780, mile
Lca best three in in harness. FREQ for all horses
on October No $500 mile heats best three
in Ave. free for all horses; on Septsm
r1 above puIsss to close September by 10 O'Clock
p NJ. st Faikner Duryeos Hotel Of East Broad
way ana Cathsrine street.
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DUErUN,s IL sATsE-s ow OPEN RoR rae
ss ~ ss, sss s
Seat. N y: cd s.y%s ysas.s any ..ss
" she Thursday the ist september, q N FiA
avenue slraT1 - ~ t4* VrtE8 tse5
uowAkD sssoCl Atom oR NEW oRLsANs-Nsw
.sn s.is Il q w. ~ w ,ssss .
,s'is,ns ss.os,ssp vas ssy H..Sss
SSss.,. :: 4. ,s,1s :ss.s,iIss. ss:
:: sSs 81 .s .:': e.
mos. :ss, | sss :Su:sss s.ss y
onsao. e ~, ursAs,spe. q the object sd y rsnsA
sNn"0 .,,,. :, -. q a!. ssc.E ss.....
,ssal.,s. ef he ls.ssd ssIe. u Ne. 0:s..s
sissns Of Nee Orleans ana al ohsss ssspessd e
II = Il. az
Z ss s:s '1 s s
rwsbs tfss 80 Fourth ohAslss Frost
S. .:..s "a = s:ss:s
hotel broadway ~ tL1I m b .l-N
No1Ics1TaE gED.s 4SssnH. J. LATE Ate. o. ras
r. %
SusS. ~ Il ships.iisias II ali 10 bran
NOTICE TO BUrcHaRs.-rnE ELECTION 0r rRUs
.ss s.sssss %H a.a a. shs ss
'as 1ss e rs::s s
stsndAse rho srtiolss Of assooiAsos
lesdy ~ tho desk for sign BY order Of Board
|-*S -h- JOkkPH W. CLlNCH. Secretary.
NoTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF TIE LATE FIsA OF
Angel Enssl hewitt arc hereby inyit:d 70 .stsus
once Il ..s: street. tho b
which pSnosusl at,enas.os z rsqusstod.
wv kAbDE, Assignee, S2 Broadway
SnSkcE ~ oF Thu,.ss sS.n A :
repaired ana she win BE- rsplaesd the Allan, day r.nss
Wednesday slst The oommodous stesmsr SANTA
viii make the ntsrns dato trip Leaving jay street
Iisr ~ morrow iAosday) morning, At O'Clock. HI
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AroLIAN gJANos AT al 8aoADwAY.-A LARGO
a. Hs%rtnaas Of pisnes from the oclebrssd house ei
aaLst kysA Co., boston. also, tnp well kno2n fnesrn.
lasass Of A. W. Laad Co., with fuI suppiy of soi
second hsnd rtsnoy Of various maker for
priees PiAncs 20 let. LINCOLN Il TAOMPs0N.
T TITLE KATY, OR HOT CORN NEW SONG WRIT.
IL ts1 by Jsmes Stmmon de- the utful
ned IN The Tribune. lhie dest TO have
MUsICAL NOTTCE.--T0 RESIDENTS OF TARRY.
Nl town, Sing Sing, Yonkers, &e-B. Craven rh chs
eetres TO state In compliance with che relues
b. has resolved 20 attend each week. give ADD
singing Lessons. Any person desiring bis services, will
please soorsts Lin, at 40 Broadway, New YORK.
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- . - = -
pOIITYCALe

TkBFPENDENT DEMOCRACY --THR IN DEPENDENT
democratic electors Of Gle city Vt New York, friendly
principles organire,ioa Of the free
meet the Chinese Assem- Rooms
broad NY on Monday evening next august 9Th ~ ~
r. for tho OF selecting delegates to tse stna
tsn,entioo to 90 had &C syrsoese On "Wednesday set
st to nominate state tcGs a. by order Of Tho Gone
sal Cenmfstes. u. ID. I. kAk5RALL, thasnsn.
s ssy ", ao. HALL {s.crsts-iss
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

UoR.roN EXPRESS -ootps ANpPAcKAgEs T0R
wssSes 70 and fsom AL pars Of she globe, tbs most
SStikpa sAsrcss co. y BS.4vs,
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AT A MEETING OF THE MIKE BURNS GUARD,
"A held ITO Greenwich street Saturday evening Hta
ths object Of the meeting being briefly stated BY che
Chairman, the following gentlemen were appointed
committee 20 draft Reid, Daaiel
and Joseph Petty Tho committee reported tho follow
ing,
dente to take from among late BROTHER member
Lube Pryor. he rted friend and highly
osats warmly s,mpthiEo With the relatives Of the
dseesssd IN their severe affection
The members will 1T u O'Clock Sunday to pay
MICHAEL MURRAY, Chairman.
JonN RAID, Secretary
TINE MEMBERS CF THE IRWIN GUARD ARE RE
gusssu 70 attend meeting to BE- hold at Kesn's Four
purpose oi nominating Captain, First Lisutsnant aad
Ordsrly Sergeant By ORDER .-
JOHN AELorg, Orderly.
THE hLMRKRs OF qHE NASSAU GUARD ARE RE
auted to attend the meeting this Sunday evening at
'h' Carnage House. o;.f:s ny SsssE
J.R. REID, &c.,
TINTED GUARDS, ATTENTION.-THE MEMBERS
s to be held vt Mr. Arthur Woods 81 East
als,sSth ssssss on Tuesday eysDins august 3D. It N
's'sA ''S''''" MALACHI BRENNAN SisSf caps.,n.
ARTHUR WOODS. Orderly Sergeant.
The oompsny will celebrate their third annual
ana cotion excursion to 81. Romans Well Flushing
Tuesday September 1883 1hey will feom Vaux-
hall att o'clock NJ There viii be stase. ia At
tendance to convey ladie. to the steamboat n B.
WHAT YOU CALL EN- GUARD.-rHE MEMBERs
arc hereby notified that the third snnua parade will
tsks place OF Atgua 81 1858 Yon are request
s - 10 IT. 5a:s % " On Monday
now DO You CALL EN- O. s. N1' '''AAAA1"A''
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DAGE, BACON CO BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO,
CaL-Axehasge On London, Valparaiso. aud the priuci
cities Of III. uSsd States for sale sums to .a Col
State and preeeeds promptly remtted Refer and draw
on the American Exchasgs Bank bssers Duncan Sherman
4 Co., New York.
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CTOLEN FROM LAG ELn STREET, WATCH NO.
~ indePsnsent second hand with white dial
Of dial Clipped small link chas, aud email dsmo.d
PIN liberal reward Will be pad for the ieavinl
them ~ klorenoes Ho-e corner Of Walker street and
Brtsdway. JAS. CRAGIN
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kDVEITlSEAENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


Personal.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN, LECIA, AND
Jane Bowens, from ssstlseonoer, County Sligo, irs-
land Who arrived In York four Wh.n
lsst hear from residag in Brooklyn Any inform
tsn Of the Atovo parties will DO thankfully received by
kenny SeLrAy, hardware stand No. I alton street.
N1oACE.-IF HR GEORGE kIDAR PLUMBEk, WILL
IN call ~ " B. Phlmers Aeyeftiftn8 Agonoy, Tribune
0ndgs New York no Viii lsttsy and obt she
sasress Of gentleman who give him any Information
rsspsctirg his brother IN Valparaiso.
s------s----@--~-~@
CRYSTAL PALACE.
VCPININ1EEDEETs OFFICE, CRYsTAL PALACE
- Jo,y 70 1893
pahho rssreotfnily infornsd that the crystal
Palace oIenef-ry oxy rnbdsys e2eertsd between
~ Of ooock An, and o'clock P.A Until fur
tAor nOtiss
ChNsren twelve years Of age q ceats.
Tickets sAmistins the older ans osobr dosrs
Tickets syks purchased at the entrance to tho Crystal
lAlsse or vt tho nIse store Of WE Hall Son, Me- go
JUN III. DATCHELDER,
Seerstary OF the srperintcndonts,
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w Cordial 0inIbs perish quos wilton has atssins cd
great popularity throughout ts european sontoent
and In many parts OF the purest Of
Ite sofa sno delicate flavor produced bv
Of the most valuable restorstv.s of the vegetable
hir gdom Is delicious favor differs emit f.y from every
other GIN It's elest usefulness sdeiue
dyrpotss gravel diseaess of tho kidneys dpong tower
Aud Ac. Ac Ia unparalleled its l. aisc highly
recommended by the medical faculty. 10 this ar II s
warranted 20 keep in clip bottla
prssy for the yenisnce Of families iadivdua WI.
b. BENSON Co., Importers, Asa Brooae stsest, esrnee
OF Mercer.
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TdG TRADES, &C.

MAN1ED = IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST RATE DIE
siph-r to whom nret rate wages and constant EN-
ploy neIt NIL ne given apply &C SMITH YHkY EDDY,
%s. ly5 Broadway, corner OF De, strest.
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q, - REWARD, AND PERHAPS MORE.-ON FRIDAY
pA evening, about seven O'clock, MY beautiful spSsh
poodle either stolen tsrsyod His Joe;
perfectly hte carriea bis tail fnny h back
black dyee black white in the body his
lere crooked handy. parpoD picking Ike
ANIMAL VIII receive tho above reward BY returning han
TaOS HANDBOOK, 80 Hestor street.
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OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
" No; 70 Broadway. Sew York. July ~, 1883 Tho "
zenith nsalment Of ton dosrs saoh sh Of in
creased capital stock Of tho aSoss company viii
On the LIST day OF September next fter OF Board
A. HOFFMAN, Treasarpf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-08
The Model Newspaper Editor.

The model newspaper editor, is an
excessively modest man. He has writ
ten over his table "Thc pen is lnghtier
than the sword" He knows he has
within his grasp giants power (of in
tellect) but he never uses it like q g.
ant, because he knows that a certain
powerful manin Gath (familiarly known
as GOLIATH. by making display Of his
strength at aplace called Beth Sheba
in Palestine, pulled down the house
over his own ears, and by this way
came to "his end" Not only he mash
ed himself, but he actually crushed
to death some Of the best men in Gath.
This passage in profane history is ever
before tic eye ofthe model newspaper
editor. For this reason. the model
newspaper editor puts a ksro.bit in
his own mouth, and the most difficult
thing he has to do, is to hold himself
in. The model newspaper man is i'm
pressed with n full conviction that
mighty men" have gone before him,
but all they have "did" lies moulder-
ing with their bodies in "the' tomb Of
the Capulets. He is sitisfed that
one living lion who can roar, is worth
at least a dozen dead lions The mod
cl newspaper man, is not vain enough
to think himself the best, but he is
second best-to no other man in the ma
ton. 90! tempora, Oh Moses! what
q world is this
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New Advertisements.
A n NT
AN. ACT
incorporating the Stockholders Of the
New Orleans and Baton Rouge Rail
- Road Company.

s Road Company
SEr. ] BE II enacted BY the Senate and
HoMse n Representatives. Of The Sf0,eef Las,s-
anu in General .1ssembiy comvened, That it
shall he lawful TO open books in the city OF
New Orleans and city OF baton Rouge. and
at such other place or places as a majority
of the commissioners hereinafter AIMED
shall think H.. under the dir ion Of +. ID.
Conrad. ". o. Walker. Pbilip Hicky. Danl
ID. Avery, W. $. Pike. J. A. Mediation, w.
F. Tum,ard. S. NJ Hart. J. H. KIeinpeter,
B. F. Harvey. Geo, s. Lacy T. &. BuiIing-
ton; OF any two of the same or Of any dep
uties or agent Of .aid commissioners, for
the purpose Of receiving subscription 10 the
amount Of one million Of dollars. in shares
of one hundred dollars each. To constitute a
joint capital stock. Tor the purpose Of max
ing Railroad from some point within the
corporation Of Baton Rouge. to be approved
by the Common Council. or To intersect the
New Orleaus and Jackson Railroad for the
purpose Of extending the same. should the
company hereby incorporated at the COM
nencement Of The work, or any time after
wards, deem il advisable to do ~. from Bat
on Rouge TO the Mississippi State line.
The above named commissioners will
meet Oh Monday TIE ?3d inst at 12 o'clock
4. NJ. al the office s. NJ. Heart & co, in
city of Baton Roagc. for the purpose of
opening the hs'ks as above provided for.
May 9th. II.
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nz-The work ON the New York
Crystal Palace is rapidly progressing,
and it is said the opening Of the
Worlds Fair will certainly be about
the first Of june. The supcrstructurc
of the building is nearly all done,
with the exception Of the dome, the
raising of which has been commenced.
The interior work will at once be pro-
ceeded with and rapidly completed.
The beauty and fitness Of the build
ing are generally amired as its pro-
gress renders these points conspicu-
Gus, and it will Of itself form one Of
the most attractive features Of the ex-
hibition.
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NJ w. s. PIKE declines being
candidate for Police Juror.

Police JURoRs.-To.morrow there
il to be an election for Police Jurors.
We believe that the people "at large
are aware Of the fact that no consider.
able amount Of power and authority is
by law consigned stills body; hence
the necessity Of selecting good and
sufficient inch. Under the late liber.
al laws Of the Legislature. which are
designed to give an impetus to inter-
nal improvement, it is important that
such men should be selected as will
bcar on in the progressive movement.
The question is whether we shall
stand still and be run over, or 60
ahead. There is only one Of the two
alternatives. Every one interested in
the welfare T. prosperity of the commu-
nifty should on all occasions 60 up to
the polls and vote. For members Of
the Police Jury, we learn, that q. w.
CHRISTINE and +. ARBouR. SENR,
are candidates in Ward No. /. and G.
". TRUDEAu in Ward No. g..
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FENCING ACADEMY.
Ererc,se in Gymnnstics, ami High
SCHOOL FOR ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGE. Ee.
On Florida street I7uecn Third and Mum,
in the late residemce Of Mr.. Pierre.

On Florida street Ltz,ccn Third and Mum,
in the late residsacs Of M. Pierre.
NTESSRS w. TESSI Err and Il. ArsER
lv1 both graduates Of the Upiversity Of
Berlin, Fena and Halle have associated
themselves to open in this month school
in the higher branches Of Ancient las Greek
and LATIN Language. and to give instrnc-
tons in the Modern Languages, as French,
German, English, ect. Also in History,
Geography, Physico, Arithmetic and Mathe-
matics. -
They are also prepared to instruct in the
noble art of self-defence (by the use Of the
small sword) and Military and Gymnastic
exercises, which are az necessary a. benih-
cial for the development Of corporal
strength.
REFEREycEs-BAToNR ROUGE.
Hon. John r. Dufrocq, Hon. J. N. Carl
gan, w. Cady, Esq. saa e
NEW ORLEANS. I'd slee
Rev N C. Kleinhsgcn. Rev. f. Berger,
n. w. Heller, Principal Of the German
High School in N. Orleans. may a, limo.
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{ The GsEAr GYrsuM FfrID.-1k
George g. Shumard, who ssled
Geologic in Ne expedition undsf CD /
tain Marcy q explore the head waters
Of Red Riser, furnishes the Fort
Smith Herald with the annexed de-
scription Of the great Gypsum field
discovered in the course Of the recon.
naissance asHts
This field is probably the largest In
the world, and extends from the Witch
ita Mountains to within a short dis
lance Of the nearest Mexican Province.
Throughout its entire extent, the Gyp-
sum presents itself TO the surface ia
such a manner MS to be very easily
worked, and is Of the purest quality.
Not unfrequently we travelled for
miles over continuous beds, which
from their snowy Wilderness, and the
great abundance Of glittcring Sc1essttr
transparent Gypsuns) they con!
tanned, added greatly to the interest
Of the sdshery ;swhile here and there
immense bluffs-often several miles
in extent, and thickly capped with
the same material projected to the
height Of two or three hundred feet
above Me level Of the surrounding
country III many places it was oh.
served 10 NJ twenty foet in thickness.
Gypsum which, when burnt, pro-.
duces the plasser Of Paris. is one Of
most important substances in nature.
Besides being one If the very best
fertilizers Of the soil. it is largely used
for building and ornamental purposes,
and is eycryyear becoming more and
more important, in commercial point
view. Hence its discovery In mex
haustablc quantities cannot but be
looked upon with the utmost degree
Of interest.