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Court Calendar-This Dav.

SUPREME CoURT.-Crcuit-Sam as before. Special
TermNos. Is, 20, 43, 90, 112, 12S 3d. 1877, %, 106
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Same as before.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Frst-Nos. $50 to 273 all odd
numbers. Part secondNos 1856, 1888, 2o6 2Os 2o2 222
244 to 272, all even numbers.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-(Two branches)-Nos 163, 239. $40
243 244 24S 253, 254, 1885, 266 267 26S, 30 H. 49,
15o 21s 224 237, 124, 1855, 1855 2o4 ISL 49, 274 276
277 278 279
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THE BALL SEASON.

IT LIBERTY COTERJE-THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF
IL the Liberty Coterie will take place this evening at
the Apollo Holders of tickets particularly no
tilted that no gentleman viii be admitted unaccompaned
by lady.
CCANDINAVIAN BALI,-AT TAMMANY HALL, ON
~ Friday evening Jan ID 1s53-The proceeds will be
appropriated for benevolent purposes Atkins celebrated
brass band will be in attendance Tickets ST. Managers
H. j. Hanson, $50 Monroe street. j. Peterson s. b. Kop
pei, l.. Gracene, L. Brandt.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A A. STAIRS LECTURE ON, AND EXHIBITION OF,
"A. the hydro oxygen microscope will be given every
evening during the week at Metropolitan Hail. Qower
1oon,) commencing Monday evening Jan. 10, 1853 The
exhibition will consist of hundred beautifully pre-
pared specimens besides living creatures. The water
tiger will be fed at half past eight o'clock living
lures Tickets rs cents. Children half price.
DRIILJANT, INTERESTING, AND MOST ELOQUENT
Id y delivered.-N. Y. Express-The Mechanics Insti-
tue Committee on Lectures, have engaged William Ross
Wallace to redever his highly popular lecture Peter
the Great this Thursday evening JAN 49, at the In
stute Of Division street and the Bowery To
members tickets 25 cents Persons s holding tickets
the former delivery of this lecture admitted free Doors
~ + H. BURRAs, Chm Lee Conn.,
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY COURSE OF
1N Lectures, 1882 and 1853.-For the benefit Of the
Fire Proof Building Fund The fifth lecture will be de-
airy 18TH by F. p. Whpple Esq, Of Boston. The doors
will be open at seven o'clock the lecture to be delivered
at eight o'clock Tickets fifty cents Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the Library Room in the University and the
door, on the evening of each lecture.
AUGUSTUS SCHEIL
FRANCIS L. HAWKS Committee
GEORGE H. MOORE,
DOPULAR IECTURES-PROF' WILLIAMS BIFECKER
III Buildings of Blocker and Morton street.
founding and amusing Large audiences OF ladies and
gentlemen, who perfectly delighted Great excite
ment. new series this evening. Go early.
vTNEMPERENCE MEN, TO THE RESCUE JOHN B.
Cough will deliver his last address Temperance at
Metropolitan Hall Friday evening" the 14th January
1853 Dodworths Band win perform several appropriate
airs during the evening. Admission twenty five cents
Doors open at 6x o'clock TO commence at ia o'clock
7. p Barnum viii preside.
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The WORLD Is sIo,y 20 acl.no,ylege The utility

Of now dscoYcr!es Urs'adoros Hnir Prcscryative has
however 80 thoroughly established itself the finest ar
tcc for the hair ever produced in this or any other
country that no denies the papabc fact Made and
sold by CPlSTAn0R0, No. o Astor House
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excelsior hair dye Is Iterny abobng Ill others There
can be no mistake no deception. You 20 to CRlSTAD0-
R0'S Aston House, and he demonstrates in five mi.
nuos, before your eyes the perfection OF the article
lle eolors Il gives are both natural and hsling
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of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation OF ma
yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call AZ BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street where be found the largest ana best
's3GItn tut ii tte city. Con, u torc n
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Hair Dye.-Batchel0r's Celebrated Liquid
hair dye is the best yet discovered for colong the hair
or whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this fvorite and old esta
bshed hair dye performs is astonishing 1t is for sale
applied, at RATCHET ORS wig factory No Wall street
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Magnificent Furs.-Now is tho time to pro-
determined to dispose of his entire stock consisting Of
the greatest variety of superb furs exhibited in this
city Remember this Indies, and make early visit to
his esta blishment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CELEBRATION OF THE 147TH ANNIVERSARY OF
~ the Birth of Benjamin Franklin-Prnters' banquet
under the direction Of the New York Typographical Soce
ty in aid Of the Printers Free Library Monday even
ing January 18th, 1853 at Niblos Rooms Invitations
have been extended to several eminent literary gentlemen
and members of the press of this city and elsewhere
the committee have determined that this celebration
shall not fall short in any particular of those of past
years Supper will be announced at nine O'Clock. Regu
lar and voluntary toasts will be given and received with
responses from guests and Others the occasion
call forth The entertainments will be envened by vocal
and instrumental music The Assembly Room will be
under the supervision of efficient floor committee and
Dodworths quadrle band viii be in attendance Tickets
-Gentemens, 81; ladies', 81, Gncluding supper) May
JOHN +. HALIENBECK, Chairman, at Harper & Brothers
JOHN W. FoRBEs secretarystJ F. rrow's 40 Ann street
CECOND wARD-AT A MEETING or THE WARD
~ Committees, held pursuant to call on Wedne sday
evening" January l2th the following resolution
imously adopted
Democratic Republican General Committee for the past
year. fully and cordially approve Of and trust that
gentlemen representing this ward in said commit tee
for the year 1853 will be equally faithful and active
the performance OF their duties TO the democracy OF the
Second ward.
On motion, it also resolved That when this COM
mittee adiourns it adjourn to meet Monday evening
next 18th inst, at o'clock for the election Of perma
nent officers. JAS. B. HETHERINGTON,
JAS MCKINLEY, sec'y pro tenn, Chairman pro TEN.
i standing in society desrous Of associating them
selves with of similar class, forming club
with limited numbers to be conducted upon european
principles, and intending to establish club ho1se to
gance refinement, and good order of the loaon West
End club houses invited to send real and ad-
dresses to Secretary, Union square Post office.
VJ,HE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE Is RE-
moved to No 81 Chambers street opposite the Park.
PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
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Wigs md TOupees.-NIeihurst 4 Heard, of
n Maiden lane make the most perfect imitation of
tural head of hair in the world Wig should not
fail to examine them They made of the best mate
rails and warranted not to shrink change color Also
braids of long hair fronts, braids, &c.
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Watts Nervous Antlstote.--"I was tcrrib,y

afflicted With dys cpaand grcat nervous debility and by
the use of the Nervous Antidoe have been entirely cured
y is impossible 10 speak too highly OF the Antdoe Mrs
Low 103 West Twenty fourth street - 81 Der bottle
so per dozen. Depot 162 Nassau street
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WANTS..
A VARNISH MAKER CAN HAVE CONSTANT WORK
N if good workman. Address box 900, Post Office

rs
A VARNISH MAKER CAN HAVE CONSTANT WORK
n if good workman. Address box l 900, Post Office.
A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MIDDIE-AGED LADY Is
II DESTROYS of obtaining situation in n gentleman's
family, plain seamsress and to assist in the domestic
arrangements of the house She would also be happy to
engage as housekeeper to widower Unmarried gen
ueman Please address, post paid if desired tho ady
could be at 3T5 Pearl street ait any hour until
O'Clock in the afternoon of the present week Direct to
Mrs. NJ. f. s., at the above address
A RESPECTABLE MTDDIE-AGED WOMAN CAPABLE
II Of taking the entire charge Of Children and good
seamstress is derous Of going with family to Fran
cisco, and TO remain with them there If required Cln
give good city reference Inquire at No. 90 Elizabeth
street.
A SITUATION Is WANTED BY A YOUNG GERMAN
~ woman, az housckeeper to attend fancy cake
or bread store Can spenk good English Best OF city
ference Can he seen for two days al No SO Greenwich
street, top front room.
n ASSISTANT PORTER WANTED INQUIRE or
IA Tracy Irvine & Co. 23i and 235 Broadway.
A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL Is DESlR0Us OF OBTAIN.
II ing situation nurse, TO take care o. children
She speaks English aueny and furnish satisfactory
testimonials. Apply at 3Sl Madison street. in the base
ment, from 10 A. W. to i l.. NJ.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM.
"a bermaid and waiter She Il hone Il and industrious
and give good recommendation Inquire at 80 Henry
s,.te. C"i. Is 20, thiee o"ye, no. 1,i.a.,G,
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Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye is, Without

exception reservation the very best invented
Medcaed Soap, for curing pimpes freckes saowness,
chaps, roughness &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair
Gloss, ut No IL Walker street. near Broadway
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The Office for the Application Of the Invalu-
able liquid for the removal OF birth marks tumors can
cers moes and all other the face or body
is removed to the northeast of Twelfth street
and Second avenue The application external and free
from pain or inconvenience.
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VTTANTFD-BY A RESPECTABIE COIORED Girl. A
w situation chamberlnaid and waiter, or az cham
bermad and 10 assist in taking of children, in
small private family. Apply at IS Troy street. her pre-
sent place of employment.
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VIyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN A
w situation coachman in a private family IN
derstands the and management of horses WELL
work Porter in store writes first rate hand and
produce the best OF city references inquire Of j. j.
Cornvel DC Greene street between Broome and Grand
streets for John Nearby
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN
w woman, a situation seamstress and assist in
general house work chamberwork. Good city refer
cnce given May be seen for two days at No. l02 Mott
street, room No. To-
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VTTANTED-A WAITER. ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
w her business and can bring good recommends
tons may apply at the upper OF Fifth and
Twentieth street.
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H0USTKEEPER WANTED-F0R A BOARDING HOUSE,
IL up town One who perfectly understands the bust
ness and who is without ncunibrance. Address Brown.
Herald Office
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VITANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ENG
w lsh or American, who is good binder, willing
to assist and make herself useful in ladies shoe store
Apply at 243 Grand street The best of city references
given
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Brndy's Miniature Daguerreotypes, put up
In fine English gold ockets pins rings, keys seals &c.
Also rich and elegant fancy Of various styles in
velvet PAPER mache pearl and tortoise shell beautifully
inlaid, for sale at his gallery 205 Broadway.
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Failure Is impossible where the Result Is
automatically secured Hence the shirts made mea-
at GREEN'S, No. Astor House, always fit, are al
ways approved, and must be popular with the fash
ionabe world in spite of lamentations here and else
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w a sit uation to do the housework of family She
is good washer and roner, and good plain cook
Would do chamberwork and waiting; would engage
children nurse and seansress Has the very best city
Can be for three days. at 58 Atlantic
81 rect Rrouklyn
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VIZ ANTED- TWENTY YOUNG LADIES FOR AN
w equestrian pageant. Tuition in the art of riding
free For particulars, inquire at the Box Office Of the
New York AmIhitheatre, between and two o'clock,
p NJ.
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AZ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
PERSONAL.

IF JIMMY HASKINS WHO FORMERLY RESIDED IN
Broadway, near Prince street will drop line to Ell
ward T. Broadway Post Office, lie viii hear from friend
he would like to see.
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For sale, near the village of Yonkers, sixty
seventy lots at less than half what lots selling for
adjoining them; there is doubt but S. 900 can made
them in year. The owner thinks of leaving the
country, consequently will sell cheap. For terms apply
to VIM F. GRQSHEN, in the village.
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VTIANTFp-A SITUATION AS NURSE BY RE-
w spectacle woman: has been nursing these four
years Iast Best of reference given. Can be for
days, at l92 Varick street.
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TINE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE Is RE-
i moved to No 81 Chambers street opposite the Park.
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Admins TRAITOR.
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VNTANTEn-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation in respectable private family a
good plain cook, chambermad do the housework
a small family viii be highly recommended by the lady
she last lived with, and will be found competent to Ill
any Of the above situations. Please call address c.
H. No. 67 West Fifteenth street house third fiooA
Sixth avenue for three days Is good washer and
irOner.
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VIyANTEr-BY A LADY, FOR A SHORT PERIOD,
w the small sum OF hundred dollars. Security
given. rlease address G. d., Herald Office.
TIN JARnINIFR FRANCAIS PARI.ANT UN PEUT
- rAngais, desire placer Sadresser Herald
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Nassau Street Valuable Property.-The large
and valuable store No SO Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office is to be sold at the Exchange, by A. J.
Bleecker, at II NJ 10 close estate large portion
Of the purchase money remain mortgage at per
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handkerchefs, trimmings, bands, louncing infants
waists robes and frocks rich trimming aces veils &c
Also, dress caps and head dresses at low fxed prices
Ladies invited to examine and satisfy themselves that
cheaper goods cannot be purchased than at NEWMAN,
No sos Broadway, between Fourth and Amity streets
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w ANTED-A WOMAN AS NURSE AND SEAMsTRESs !;
wv must have good city reference Apply at No. 20
Tenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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CHlRT CUTTER WANTED-ONE WHO PERFEt n Y
- understands the business and can gyc good ref,ren
ces-nonc other need apply Address r A, H., at this
Office giving references
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VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY COLORED MAN, AS
wv waiter Must understand his business thoroughly
and bring city references for character and ability Ap
ply between the hours Of ii and at lie Columbia
Brooklyn.
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VXyANrED-AT ia NASSAU STREET Statesmen
w clerks, porters men on railroads and steamers
coachmen walters and boys to learn trades Places 70
smart girls ready Applicants enclosing one dollar FIRE
of postage, stating particulars, be promptly suited
THOMAS SPHINX, Agent
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Pure White Diamonds, S2S per Carat.-Just
received four large packages of fine diamonds,
passed in quality Of beauty For SALE in lots to suit
wholesale retail customers at the lowest market prices
Office SS1 Broadway of White street, up stairs
DAVID RAFT. Importer.
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UyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl to do the general housework Of small family
Can wash, iron cook make herself useful with the
needle Inquire OF Mrs Dr. Cooper 90 Twenty
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SlTUA1lON WANlED--A GENTIFMAN SPEAKING AND
~ writing the French language luently and having
practical knowledge Of double entry bookkeeping wishes
stlaton as bookkeoTer salesman. In importing
jobhing house. Having extensive acquaintance in
Ohio Michigan Wisconsin, and other Western States no
can command large amount Of Western trade Please
address $. J. NJ Herald Office.
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II AID WANTED.-AN ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT
lad about fifteen years of age, to attend in Office
address in handwriting of applicant, j. p Herald olo
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w ANTFr-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl. STTUA-
w hon cook washer, and ironer, in II respectable
private family. Perfectly understands her business and
has the best Of city reference from her last place Please
call for two days, at No $40 Sixth avenue, between
Twenty first and twenty second streets
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VIZ ANTED-A CiIAMBERMAID. THE BEST OF RE-
w concentrations required. None but Proestan.s
need apply. English preferred. Apply at 10 Fifth
avenue, at ii O'Clock.
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VXTANTEn-A NICE GERMAN, SCOTCH OR AMERI
w can girl about IA years old, to take charge Of
child and assist in sewing in small family, in Brock
lyn Call at the Office 12S Nassau street N Y up stairs
room No Q.
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Opera Glasses, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, and
optical instruments of every description with glasses of
have taken the premium Of the people Of this metropolis
MAIDSTEIN 4 BECKE, OPTICIANS, 45I Broadway.
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Fashionable Clothing Mt Low Prices.-Alfred
AUNROE CO., No. Al Broadway, selling all
articles of clothing for and boys at reduced prices
Purchasers in want of well made clothing will do well to
call at Al Broadway, and examine the assortment
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NTANTED--A COOK, (GERNAN,) ONE WELL RECON-
wv mended may apply at l7S Fast Twenty third street.
VXTANTEp-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w waiting and bring good city references Apply
for days. at 179 East Fourteenth street, Second
avenue.
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VIIANTED-TEN AGENTS TWO COOKS SEVEN
w girls TO do housework, three chambermaids and
four walters for respectable situations in Brooklyn Also,
small girls-one to adopt in respectable Protes
tan family. Agents for patent article wanted in every
establishment With from % to % can be made 80 to
SIG per week BThrce boys TO learn the CONNECTION
Try business two men to drive wagon and one waiter
wanted Apply at 1856 Fulton street Brooklyn corner
Middagh street I. HAMILTON HARE, General Agent.
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M &c.
MASO N IC..

or. JAMES LODGE No. 47-Corner of
- Levee and Church streets. Regular
stated meetings, First Saturday might in
every month, at O'Clock.
WAsnINGroN Royal ARCH CHAPTER No.
5, meets every First Monday night Of every
month, at o'clock.
l. o. o. F.
nE SOTO LODGE No. 7-meets every
~ Ihnrsdoy might, at 7 7o'clock-Churck
street-over H. L. WaddiIl's, Drug Store.
MAGNOLIA ENcAMpMENT No. 4-meets
every Second and Fourth Saturdays in each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No 2O-meets at
the Odd Fellows Hall every Monday night
at o'clock.
ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
PUTNAM DIVISION No. 3 meets every
7nesday night at 7 o'clock. Lafayette street,
over VIM. Bogers Drug Store.
PrTNAM nEGREE DIVISION No. 2-hold
its regular stated meetings every First Mon-
day night, of every north, at o'clock.
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e. orvIclAa..).. s.
CITY COUNCIL PR0CEEDIMos.

BATON Rouak Jan. IA 1853.
Special Meeting Of the Board of select
men present:
JOHN. R Durxoco. Mayor
5. M, Hart, Jordan Holt.
Chas. L. Hall, Chas. Guedrv.
The Board having been organized, his
honor the Mayor, stated that the object for
which the meeting had been called, was
that citation had been served upon him III
his Official capacity, in the suit qf Spalding
Rogers, VS.. the Corporation Of Baton
ROuge-when on motion it was
Resolued, That the defence Of said suit be
intrusted to J. W. Seymour, ESQ, the Cor.
poration Attorney, and that he have author
lty to employ assistent council in the City
Of New Orleans. at an expense, not exceed
ing Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The following resolution was presented.
ResoIred. That application be made to the
Legislature at its next session to 80 alter
and amend the City Charter, that the Mayor
shall be elected for Two years, and that he
be prohibited from holding any other Office
Or eng 'ging in any business other than that
pertaining to said 6ffice-and that the salary
to said Office be fixed at sum of not less
than $1,000 per annum-also, that the char
ter be 80 amended that all qualified electors
for State officers, shall be voters for NUM-
cipal officers, and that each ward in the
Corporation be constituted a representive
district, entitled to elect and send their own
members to the board Of selectmen.
On motion, the foregoing resolution was
ordered TO be spread upon the minutes and
published, and that the subject together
with the city charter be referred to Two
members of this Board in connexion with
the city Attorney, who are instructed to re-
port to this board at its next regular meet
ing, such alterations and amendments to the
charter as they may deem expedient.
His honor appointed on said committee.
Messrs Holt and Guedry.
One Of the committee made an informal
report on the "AItesian WE'LL" which was
laid over to the next regular meeting of tho
board
Mr.. Chss. L. Hall was appointed on the
pauper committee.
Be it Ordained, &C., That from and after
the publication Of this ordinance .no public
bakery shall be erected within the limits of
the corporation, in other than brick build
ings covered with slate and foored with
brick or'tile, without the special permission
Of the board Of selectmen.
On motion, the board adjourned.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
O. BARBEE, Clerk.
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CITY BOOKBINDERY,

CITY BOOKBINDERY,
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA
THlS establishment is now prepared to
Il do all kinds of Bookbinding and
Blankbook manufacturing, in the very neat
est style, and expedition. The proprietor
owes the public an apology for not having
given prompt attention to work for the
past six or eight months. This has not
been occasioned by any negligence on his
part, but an inability to procure a prompt
workman. That want is now supplied. and
our customers at Clinton. Jackson, Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara, Plaquemine and
Donaldsonville, can send in. their work
with the assurance that it will meet with
prompt attention.
Periodical, Law Books. Miscellaneous
works Magazines, Newspapers, bound to or
der; Scrap Books, Portfolios &c &c, made
to any pattern. GEORGE A. PIKE.