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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

NrOur friend Of the Bulletin is
rather to fasf, about the "Act relative
to Public Advertisements" No bill
has as yet been before the Legislature
to prescribe the price that shall be
paid for legal advertisements. The
last legislature distinguished itself by
such IN act, and an effort has been
made in the present Assembly to re.
peal it. Could the press be united in
the defence Of its rights, political
tricksters, would not uyurp the author.
ity to fix the prices Of its labor. 1t is
well known that the professional"
politician, lives through the public
print, only. 1t is his life-the prop
that supports bis existence. The
Bmlleten, on this subject quotes the
following extract from the Courier !;
which is a severe dig in the ribs for a
great many We wot Of:
I'VE have known men WHO have been
absolutely pulled into public life by
the newspapers-who beg for conpli-
ments to sustain their rickety preten-
sions, and for editorials to cover their
political blunders- use the first mo
ments Of their power 10 cripple and
crush the journals that raised them to
it. There is but one way to treat such
IN ungreatful class. Sheer them down
expose their weak points-repel no
attacks made ON them-leave them to
their own helplesmess, as to the scourge
Of their adversaries.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

UThe State Of Maine 10 far in
advance Of all other States on the road
to progress and a better state Of exis-
tance) has enacted a law, rendering it
necessary that persons shalt reside I've
years in the State before they can take
out licenses 10 peddle goods, wares and
merchacdixe. This is intended to hll
particularly on itenefant Jews.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

It gives " pleasure to say . word
or Two Of little incident which has
just caught our attention in orr adver-
tiscment columns. Messrs james Robb
h Co., the eminent bankers, have tax.
en- into partnership With them young
gentleman who has for some time been
in their bank in confidential and re-.
sponsible position. We refer to Mr..
Isaac Henry Charles, a native Of this
city, and son Of one Of our worthicst
citizens, an old resident and merchant.
Mr.. Charles is known for his amiable
manners and business tact, and VIC arc
glad that Messrs. Robb 4 Go. 8 LIBERAL
ity has opened to him 50 fair a pros
pect.-Picayunc.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

We are Authorized 70 announces the ylAme
Of EowARD CoUs,nAnp, the PRESENT eikcient
and energetic Town Constahle fcs se-elec-
ton. A CITIZEN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

Mr.. Editor Please announce A. MON.
TAN, j.. a. candidates. 1os selectmen to re-
present Warsi 2. v0x POPULL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-23

owe are suthorixed 70 snnosaace r. G.
HUTCHINSON, ESD. n = candidate for
Selectniin from Wsrd M. Q. e
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
Published by Theodore schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annnum in advance-Two
dollars and quarter half yearly-and if not paId be-
tore the end Of the year, Two dollars and half Those
who receive their papers by carrier stage drivers
employed by the proprietor, will be charged 81 l2
cents per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all arearages paid
except at the option OF the Editor.
NJ Advertisements not exceeding one square (six-
nes will be inserted three weeks for one dollar
and twenty-five cents for every subsequent insertion
The Charge for and three insertions the same
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
D letters addressed to the EDITOR must be post
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

To the Honorable, tie Senator's and Mem
berS Of the House of Representatives Q,
the General ASSem6ly..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

LARGE weekly journal, edrd BY HichAfd
Wils, which musical composers and
la county communication
public dang to So ~oh OF inc sey
Of all kinds; also brilliant instructive essays on
OF familiar instruction IN harmony when
OF attractive musical read
sketches celebrated al musical bis
trubul criticisms Of musical pubi
cations and performances she and musical
uews ovey incident, The whole
valuable musical arr 10
possible obtain The or- and OF ladies wish
pecially attended to-
One copy s3 Copies s. i've copies, $40 and a
sending club OF ave hts trouble
Address Dyer Willis, publishers Of the Musical World aud Times,
257 broadway, Nsw York.
JoURsALbe subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical Gazette, elegant journal each
music lmakng eight
musical reading The
designed for the especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge de
music wboss that should
be furnished a. the cheapest possible rate.
copy, SO three copies 81 ten copies, -
twenty copies, $751; sending club Of
an copy his trouble Address DyER WILLs.
ciergymen will he supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
five cents year
Agents wanted obtain subscribers for the above named pubca
tons. Liberal commission allowed
subscribe, the volume ON
aTst OF January, 1883.
Jan l3--djm
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TOILET LINENS.-Jus received additional
e. 81 4oa ia and 1874 Itish, sheet
nr in qualities and will be sold prices which give
entire Satisfaction purchasers,
Also bolster and pillow linens In 36 d. 40 a. As So and
50 inch widths nil Of the celebrated makes known, and
ran,ed pure linen,
Also Smyrna linen lace, for trimming pillow
cases, a new, beautiful, and reasonable article.
variety OF tosengs, which
may be had the foilo~ingi
Double satin damask, dsmssk buck
Dsmask coored bordered, Russia basket
Victoria Scotch, medicaied, Baden Baden
Glass, crossharre y ooofed bor'ercd, twied
Da,oask bordefed buck, md electric rutbers.
This will be found think, have
btherto offered and will be sold cheap.
CLAOETT DODsON,
Dealers In all kinds Furniture Dry Doods.
Ap 30-3eodm
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EhOM boNDoN-tfs Of riela ,ho MAJ.
ton BY stocqueler 2voisnumer "s
The Battles o. waterloo, Lgny,
don, 1872 'N'i Wv iS'"-
Of the Herald Cap. Keist, from . ,
the ~ . ",
Region search ~ ar John rrantn &c
Military Events sds Major wi,.n
Judge advocate general. 2 vols. London, 1854 's"'
Hind m Comets. vol London, ie52
Hinds Astronomical Vocabulary VOL London, 1859
On Marine Engines Vessels and by Roh.,,
Mnrra civil e. ! vol London, 1850
Mscnsnls Tables Of Esnhwork, Cutting and Embsnhmsu
I
Intellectual Moral peveopmsp, Of the Age. vol
London, 1859
Houph Martial
H.uxhis sinph6cauon OF the Articles Of War
'amess cceron Of The Charges Opinions, ssd Sentences
Genera Courts M-rtiai X
aemne History OF British Army Of Military
eoddsrds Military Law ~ Engspd and
msusl ny Hickman, simmons, Msby, Adye tnths Macarthur,
snH o'osoS' '"s'impor,ed from London direct, ny
MIa rRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12


LAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co. respectfully invite
Of Washington unusually arr.
and assortment fancy DRY goods OF the latest importson
embracing ali the styles of
French and sdi dres. silk, rich rrenndne
graduated robes
Printed ebaiey TISSUES, Pans lawn, aud iacous,s.
spriag mousso,nes, plain bereges in all coiors
Berege lane, de bare, French chiatyes
Newest patterns Of silk and lace msntiias
Embroidered and plain shawis
Black
A superb 10, Of French embroderies in capes
Ber,hcs, cb'mezei,, collars, sleeve.
Swiss and cambuo worked bands
Embroidered, ben-uleh scoiop, and other styles Of
Honi,on Gimpue, hschin and English thread isces
All numbers a best Md gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All kinds Of mourning dress goods such
Best black sks, bc.nbasia, black Erenadine
Black chnlley, black ber.se black alpaca
Black EugIrb grippe, black hosiery and gloves
Black skifung, black lace half figured mis
Black maotlcs and shswis
Indis, Swiss, and French musins
Pisid and striped cambric muslin, jsconet
Null, san.oos and v,e'oria muslin
Cambria dnniy linen cspbric
FIGURED lace and bobin~t Illusion.
e,a,b. .sms,o. ys wsa 40 sSpe s soppV "'
Undeshirs drawers cravas, pocket handkerchief, &c.
Our stock Of furnishing goods will be found complete
and heretofore, consisting Of
Linen .hceins, pillow linen, silecia table damssh.
CknsA, German roll, table piano
Toilet covers, frslt NAPKINS and dcieys
our up very heavy OF donc.
TIC goods, such
Brown eiesched shectnss
The celebrated brands Of shrinE cotton
Plaid domestic, rinrbsn, calfcoes
r.d and striped goods for boy wear
beducsing cooed cambrc siecia, Madras handkerchief
h. make u soods
qau-s can be bought
their purchasers adherence i" We
eau nom all persons good good. low prices
Mar 9t--asws~n Ai'' Nh"ioN' MAY, go.
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NOTICE ro PRESUMPTION cIArMANrs.

,na Prson eninedto the Of the
r,,.d 4. townships and fractional
70 establish the
...s tetNet o. The ofSce and make p,vre,,
A.y .,,on,.s a. after ss~ng the
w commencement pos,e Of IN. lana.
'' ''os'~fse such Claim viii he forfeited
reee-a~isv Commissioner IN. General and os..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

III ARPER's Magazine for May.
III Putnams Magazine for May.
Ap FRANCK TAYLOR
SPANIsH BOOKS.
- Cervaptes -Novcits Ejempares vol.
Cervan-Gaistea Visje Parnao obras Dramacas vol.
iiya-Gueuas Civiles de Granada 4 vol.
Zayas-Noveas Ejemparesi vol
Alemau-Guzman de slfsrache; vol.
Copde-Hisoris Domination Aabe
solis-Hisloria de Ia Conquista de Mrjico 1 vol
Ascagoua-H,stona de Espana, vol.
CastclarNueyo Comppdo de Ia Historic de Espana; vol
Cnn,ana-pidss de Espanoles C.lebrcs vol
1.rorb dc Noveiisias Espanoes, vols.
Tesoro de Bistofindores Espauoies; vol.
And Others mentioned bere comprising OF the Spanish
historians, naveisu, poets, dramsist,, &c. dc.
Just imported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

LOt kALEA brick house, 2s
~ deep; ssts roof and fire walls Smiths
street. The lot Ia 20 feet ncnes
lie alley 70 wide deemed unnecessary be
In describing this further
and accolDniodaioa suitable a family.
Opcfouh ofhe will be required hand.
credit OF and four will be f desired
on the deferred payments.
Apply O. vinson, Third Auditors once 81, Treasury
Building.
Ar 5-eod2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

United states Patent Once.
Washington March 2, 1859.
ON the petition Of j. Augustus Roth, Fmount Philadelphia
county, pennysna praying 70, the ss,enon Of patent
PATENT which takes sce the Dist day Of October 1853
Monday the nj OF October 1881 10 O'Clock per
notified TO and show eapse they have, why
Persons opposing the extension required Patent
Once their objections specially se, forth in wiling es,,
before the dav Of heannV all filed either
with the rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished app
cation.
Ordered also Published National Tnsi.
the Patriot Baltimore Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia rennyl-
vsnis and Express, New York city,
8. II. HODGES,
r. sEd,ors Of the above pape win please copy
bill, to The Patent Once with containing this notice.
EOR RENT-some very furnished rooms, over Burs
drug store, Psnnyvsnia Streets oppo-
sit. ne Irving wing. Hotel
United States army, comprising observation.
otto vine, under glass; without artificial by William
Z horton
Letters 10 Country Girl by Jane c. Swisshem
Apla FRANcK TAYLOR
AUTOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE the United
States complete set in nineteen volumes, commencing 77s,
jay Others concerning foreign Of tho United
States during whole revolution, with the
French with Congress and American
ministers foreign to The adoption Of constitution
TAYLOR a MAURv,
Az ~ Booksellers, near OH street
RIOS. Browne'. New Book.-Yusen-A Crusade in the
y I. East with illustrations
XVII
The Lovers s,r.,.sem; or, The Two soior.. Pnmphle.
For .s,e At TAYLOR MAURvs
Apo Boohss~s, Oh street,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

EARM FOR SALE in Alex1ndris county, Virginia.
within miles Of The aqasduet viii selI on reasonable
hall mite Of Balls Cross Roads containing hundred twenty
numbered nnd the residue is Cleared Much larger portion
this farm ~e q % "ss % n Be- %
purchase referred John Ball grocer Ninth street, near Penn
APP ls-eodsw- VIM BALL
THE shady Side or Life in Country Parsonage, by
Home nfuence-a for Mothers and Daughters by Grace
Aquilar. y s,uo,v.n
Letters 10 Young Ladies'; by the same
The Lads. Of he by Key las anderson"
Abbos Way do Good, Corner Stone and Young Christian
Apso Seventh Odd Fellows HALL
MATCHES JEyvELRY, SEc.--Lntest s,ylss.-M. w
GALL BROTHER have opened their spring supply Of
Also plated ware sets, walters,
gold, and fine steel spectacle,
varied assortment ofsood susbis for wedding Sa s
Sign Golden Eagle av, between 9Th and 10Th
.- np -.-sn-
rAMlsnooanns par Madame de sae' vo
Hs.e Na,ur0e des oiseau1 savan la Classification de NJ
saint paul u vn. VOL a MANY ps less sA 1853
fhssisIosie dr Duel par 4. D'Amoet, vol 1883 >,
Paris, leJa zoe,
Historic kivailes Poldqucs les Pnsances
armes la france Baron de Grovesiins vols Paris,
Gosmo. par de aumeod, "a vol, % par Paris, issa
Dsuve, Complete. DC iuion misses en- odo par Lacapsde.
q yols ocsayo in fine binding Price $40 !is. imported BY
Aplo FRANCK TAYLOR.
y ELECTED and Suspended Pensions-Important
Report by the Commissioner Of Pensions OF such
rejected and the
suspnson with and residence Of applicants
i632 49, and '3s
sale by TAYLOR MAUkY,
booksellers, near OH street, Washington.
Ap2i
WoRKs by DR. cheever.-A Reel in Bo,ue, for Jack in
w the Dodi being Of Kings
10 the Celestial country Edited from The
uscripts of an Old Salt
Voices Nature her Foster child the Soul Man
Anaiosies between Natural and the spiritual World
Lectures Pilgrims Progress Life and Times
Bunyan. For sale by
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
seventh street,
Apl6 Nenr Odd Fellows Hall.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

JAPAN and the Japanese. from Steboid, and other
Dutch Travellers, London, 1859. 81 ga
Goownin Captivity Of British
Commercial Intercourse with that country vols London 1853
Watts Japan and the Japanese. 1 vol 1854. 50 cents,
period
time by Mac Farane vol. lrJ2. 81 2s.
Historic Description Japon par Charievoir Paris
so
Voyage chins lie Bourbon Mslacca, MANTLE Cochnchne
Java, &c. Bavoliee. 1 vol. Paris 1852.
Ning Ann.es PHILIPPINES, Gronice. vol Paris 1859
rs
rRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

OAUBiGNEk HISTORY, Vol. b-This long pcc,ed vol
ume s ready NJ last BY special
day Of publication, Monday, I'd May.
/ The hnh volume, limo, half cloth, so
+" 90 ful cloth, go
ine edtton 10 cents,
:" svo, paper covers. IS cents.
The I'VE volumes l2mo., unifirm in cloth, 81 So
:" /" fine edition thick paper, 81 50.
in one volume, svo. cloth, 81 20.
The subject OF this English Reformation IL
even more interesting than its predecessors
y GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Mnyl 7th street, Odd Fellows Hall
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ERon PAKIs-Baleydier Hslore Revolutions de
pfe d'Autrche; 2 vols, Paris 1853.
Lseombe; Histoirs de la Monachie Europe vols Paris
Iss1 80
saudai Tabeau de Theories Politques
lniques vol, Paris, 1853
Nisard; LIS Ennemis de votaire vol Paris 1853,
BeFn H-tnire Napoleon, faanile epoque
vol, Paris, 1853 Ha
LavoIIee Voyage en- Chine vol Paris, 1852.
de Ligne Batalions
PARIS, 1853.
BouneouK; Man9uvrss de Mer, soft bord
yoe bod batinep vol, Paris, 1853
Connasance des TEMPS Pan 1855 vol Paris 1853,
Jus' imported, with Others direct from Paris, by
Aprl IL FHANCK TAYLOR.
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NOT TO BE PULLED DOWN-our store is not to be
IN pulled stock
goods, are
selling Our stock and
before will they fail
price quality. Don't istake the place
VERIFY, 1EHBs. h VERIFY,
Cor. 7h and Pa. Miss Dermoit's building
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10000 sup feet, 8 inches ,hick
i i e; :;3| |; I; I; /, !; !; s !;
To be from IS 10 50 feet long, and TO As feet
So 1000 sup. feet, per Nj feet. board measure.
CLASS No. 2.
Clear White Pine
10000 feet inches thick II IS inches wide and 10
feet long
10000 feet inches thick 70 to inches WIDE and 10
feet long
5000 feet "a inches thick 12 to IS inches wide, and 10
ls4 feet long
9s 600 feet per M feet. board measure
Class No. 3.
Blak Spruce Spars.
10 feet i2-inch spars. 81 feet long, per spar
10 do III do do 40 do do
10 do 10 do do AS do do
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

TIE BOWS Review for May.
~ New York Quarterly Review for April.
Bleak House No. a.
Tate. OF the Countess DArbourvIle translated by Field
The Mother and her Clippings by Stephen Tracy, NJ ID.
Electro Physiology; by DR.. Gersbom Hun.
Pnsmatics; by Richard Haywarde FL
DR. Birch and his Young Friends, BY Thscheay
Ap29 PRANgK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

yUOLFEs Celebrated sehicd~un Gan, atic
sebiedam scbnappsNo other Holland GIN equal purity
T.cuhca,ion be Obtained either IN The American
IL proprietor exclusively
Schiedam, Holland. peculiar his
favored, by berry, by
juniper berry,
vnous distilled and rscned wi solvent
altogether cordial properties o
land gin heretofore
For sale by the principal druggists in the United States and p
Beaver
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

THE Religion OF Geology and Its Connected Dcshces
by Edward Hitchcock, ID. ID.
The Old Red Sandstone; BY Hugh Mtier
Footprints Of the Creator by Hugh Miller.
Man Pnmevai; by John Harris, ID. ID.
The Pre- Adame Earth by John Harris, ID. D. .
Philosophy the Plan Of sayaton BY American eiuIsn
For sale bv GRAY BaLLANTYNE,
APPS TN street, near odd reuo"s hhe
ERENCH NOVELS AND ROMANCES.-A variety, en-
of Of Bazac Sue Dumas Dncanse "
val, Mason Others prices ranging from is cents upwards
sou them rofusey illustrated
Just opened, direct from Paris FRANCk TAYLOR
An
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

No. 1874 MAsxsT srnxsr, FaiIAnsIraiA
DKouTy MEARss sef sharpening pisushs, of all
handed ubso, sldehil and double
with extending poin eaen and Other kinds Of
The for
medal Sjv0 Also the medal
Tue Wod's awarded r. NJ plough No 40 Cuiiis4os
which be reversed
OF Also, cultisdofs OF all
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

UMBER cneap-The subscribers having determined
wharf have quantity o. jost from y 10 feet
long ga which they will sell
ped for early TO the removing rpng
We those indebted to call and
funds are much wanted proper
attend We shall be under
putting CT accounts In the hands Of on
- P. NJ. PEARSON CO.,
AID 22-3tcof Corner Of TN street ana the Canal
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NEW ~sd Dsssr~bls SprtnS ossas.--Mavsass o..
IN respectfully the sttsnton OF sho fsad cuss
generally their large and steos
Of spnus soods vim -
ear. and We believe The styles quse ptioe. are sa
please ali will call low ssd
Ing styles and fabrics we viii snanests:
~ pieces neat striped check giaee aud india Hths
20 do plaid check French fouisrds
20 do do striped, very high us're
is do do do very low priced, . lot bought at ase.
Is dresses do will be sold very cheap
~ pieces light orocade, below the usual pccs
10 do rich plaid broc4ds do, designs eatirely
Is do TURK sauns, about half price, lot bought suey
do "A foaiard sks, besutful styles "~
10 do fine black Gro de Rhine, very rich and glossy
Beautiful figured and plain all wool mousselines
Ber laine robes
100 pieces hne bcrege de LANES, beautiful designs
$50 do fine qualify. 10 sell al TAX cents
A beautiful stock Of fine bereges
Twisted silks and granadines beregs dc iains robes
Fine jaconet lawns
Very nae o IS worth so
100 pieces dne lawns, at lax cents
Fine plaid striped chamber gngams colots warranted Os
and durable -
10 pieces nae black beregss
10 do medium do
Plain black danssk Hunansa twisted silks
10 pieces fine black bombasn, Lupins best make
pieces medium priced do
love wells
Rsck aIpaccs, every grade and price e.#
pure linens Richardson's and Baikie's
eases bieached shuings, the most choice brands
Fine black cloths, vestings
table damask linen and cotton sheenss
Pillow linen aud coons
And every other kind goods line which invite p
cuar attention The above articles VIII Dc sold the very lowest
prices cash, o punc'ua customers
invite particular attention to our stock Of ut
and comprising grade ana color And
they Of The most improved styles Also handsome
Of plain and em6odeed Grape shaWh all winch VIII bu
April l7--3awaw MAGRUDER CALVERT.
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CUGAR, Tea, Java Coffee, Xc.-Landing this day ft
u schooner Statesman, from New York
IS bids OF prime r X. sugats
100 packages loaf, crushed and ground sugars
50 barrels Stewards refined brown sugars y
rs do do table srnpa
rs haEchests IMPERIAL guupowder young Tyson, and
chong teas, esh aud Of late importaions IRON Canio
J29 bags old brown Jaw coffee f
old white Maracaibo coffee Ill
50 do Rio coffee
SO boxes ground do
100 baskets fresh table oil, late importatons
81 boxes olives, capers, &c. 1911
50 do Maccaroni aud Verniaceli
SO do fresh layer raisins
100 drums extra Smyrna figs .r ~.
Also almonds pecan nuts English walnuts hlburts &C.
For sale by GEO q Thus PAkkEh 70,
An96-6t;rruNast Opposite Browns Hoiel
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COR RENTsome very desirable furnished rooms
drug Pennsylvania and oppo-
site he Irving Hotel.
An
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

MR.. j. g. BANCROFT DAVIS has rcsunasd In New
vi York Of the and in addition, viii his aen
such pocuniaSy trusts
confded him Having formed extensive acqoanane
the commercial financial, and professional gentlemen
principal Of the during resdsncs
Of three years half In London, he also Offers his services
parties desiring business In Europe.
NEW YoRk, ~ Wall street, February, 1853. Oil
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IA ECHANlCS, VORKINGMEN, ATTENTION. he
M advice title OF the
by and devoted interests has been changed
National Advocate be published ~ bee
advertised give large circuaou ~
uHo a The chez pest rates.
his city = E'Fff@ PAGE 4 WATERS,
Editors and Proprietor.
u.shing,on A,vxii ~ Arpo-6nnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
INTERVENING FROM THE WEST INDIES.

ny the arrival o, the steam ship Northern Light
osired Kingston smsica des Of the 18th instant, with
very important and interesting letter from CORES
pendent there, written upon the same day.
orR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
KINGSTON, Jamaica Oct IL, 1853.
Arisoief Sir H'nry Byl1y az Kingson-Crcu Rejoioing-
ne Assembly Ssn'mop,d--Sr Charles Greys Raswu
Hpe-i@r@sam shipping Order--Aba,cnew Of ae "a
log ftrn--Thc WolAcr-An Errthquase-- Mining, dc.
Her Majesiys steamer Brisk fourteen guns Captain
Seymour, arrived here the 18th inst, with Sir Henry
Partly, k.CB the Governor of this island
He assumed the government the 9th inst, to the
great delight Of the inhabitants Of the island AID has
called the Assembly 20 meet the 18th inst whom he
viii, doubt, lay before them all the important docu-
ments he has and confident that he Will bring TO
rood understanding all the past differences between the
Assembly, the Council, and the late G,vcrncr ny tbs
next steamer ehsn send you more items OF all the
news, &c., Sc.
Sir Charles Grey the late Governor IL said win go
70 England via kew York, and the Brisk TO take him
shen ready lie viii leave here.wish little regrst from
lie bull ~ the inhabitants There are few sho win ~
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