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Delays are dangerous.

M ny suffer with cough, coldo any dis
w ease of the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is so easily effected by
Using
"WIsTERs HcURHouNp CANDY"
This Medicine is iudicious combination
of the best expectorants in the Materia Med
Tea. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yicld to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases OF CONSUMPTION.
tits not merely palliative, as many articles of
its nature, but possesses grea. curative quail
tiles Forsale by WM. BUGEL Agent.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Coar du Sixismc Dist. Judiciuirp,
.Paroissc Il Est B0toa R0Hge.
NoLAH STEWART, EAetl.teur,l

tOaf az .ottt"Wc btS I. JFItcithtf|
Paroissc Il Est BGt0A R0Hre.
Nolan STEWART, EAesuteur,
WV. f.. LEvERIcE. Curateur
De +. J. WALSH. decele
I'm NEETU dun writ de saisic ct de ven
II te lance dan, l'afaire ci-desslIS in,ltu-
Ice ct a moi adressee par ptlon. la Cour dit,
;5ixiein: District Juiiciaire, dams ct pour la
plT,is>e ct Eat susdite, J'ai saisie ct expo
tol dc cour, daas la vile de Baton R4Egc
(Paroisse d Is. Baton Rouge S.3NEDL ie
2ms Jonr H.lr,R proclaim, 1853. a II heaTes
du nlatin, la propricte ci-apres delrite e, n.y.
potlelucc, SAVIOR:
UN certain moroccan de terre on ltatita-
ton avcc tou.cs le, batisses ct amelorations
chi Y trouven. ct toutes qui appartien la
dte place. S.tuee dams cette paroi>sc f.,
Baton Rou5el dams cette Etat, sur lc W,rds
Crecl, a environ six miles de la Vile de Ba-
t,n Rouge rcni.rment les dcux nlorceaud de-
t-rres ci-apres Ce.rite, aavoir:
UN morgan conteuant trois cents vtngt
arpentS. Plus Oh noins, TIRES derlvlnt de
Phlloulln Thomas Aussi. lll alltrc moroccan
de teric contenent SIX cents quarante arpents
plus Oh noins, les tItres derlvant dc Lewis
pyburu. Les deuX moroccan talsant Gaas d
sregete nelt cents solXante arpents, ct hrr-
ne CONNIE suit: Au nord par terres de Phil
omm Thomas, Pest par terres d.. Gardner
x James Miller, au sud par ecu. de Gardner
x Garig.
AusSl, les eSciaveS stNVans. savDir:
John, a environ 10 Aus. l. 9me iours de
/. 4 10
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Sixth Ju1iciak Dist Ccurt- Par.
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
WILLIAM s. PIKE,

R. G. prS e. 40. @'''
Pf VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale
- issued in the above entitIes, and num-
bered cause, and TO me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial Di,trict Court. in and
for the Parish and State aforesa willex-
pose at public sale at the Court House door.
IN the City OF Baton ROUGE. Parish of East
Baton Eouga) on SATURDAY,. the Cd d N
Of .3Dri nea, 1853, az II o'clock 4. NJ. the
herein after described mortgaged property.
TO wit:
TWO certain lots of grounl situated in
that part Of the town of Baton Rouyc, laiI
out by Messrs. Pike & Menari and known
as Magnolia Vile. Said lots being dcsign,-
ted on the plan thereof, as lots Nos. , and 3.
OF Square No. !, and measures, each, sixty
feet front on Church street by one hun lrea
and thirty feet in depth, American measure
The above described property being the
same sold by VIM. s. Pike, plaintiff. of said
Parish, to r. G.. Delaroderie, defendant. on
the 7th day of 1nre, 1851, by acts before
Samuel skolheld, Esq, Recorder, in and for
said Parish.
Seized to rav and satisfy the Judgment, in
terest and cost in the above entitled cause.
Terms OF SALE-CAsH. with the benefit
OF appraisem2nt. Nv. BABIN,
feb 2i-ts Sheriff.
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n w AOOAoAAAANLA.
.SiztA Judicial Dist. Court-Pa1-
ash Of East Baton Rouge.
Nolan STEWART, executor,
WIZ. E. LrvrnIcu, Curator Of
E. WALSH, decd.
10y VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed from the Hon Sixth Judicial
District Court. in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, | have seized AMI will ex-
pose at public sale at the Court House door,
in the City of Baton Rouge. Parish Of East
Baton Rouga, on S.4TUnDAY, the mi tty
Of .lpra ner.. 1853, at ! O'Clock !. ~, the
herein after described nlortgascd property,
10 wit:
\ CERTAIN tract of land or p,an'a'ion
together with all the buildings an improve
lnents thereon and appartenance> thcrcun.o
belonging. Situated IN tins pri>h ga t
Baton Rouge,) in this STATE, on Wards Creek
at about 81. fnic, cast vi the Cay OF Baton
Rouge, comprising the two hereinafter des-
ccibei trsc of lani. to wit:
A TRACT containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. deriving title
ITOtl 1iiIlDIllI lipllltiS ~htSO uioI.Ni tit'i-t
OF land containing >ix hundred and forty
acres. more or less, deriving title from Lewis
Pyburn The two tracts making in the
aggregate, Nine Hundred and Sixty acres,
AMI bounded as follows: North by lands Of
PhionEn Thona.s, East by lands OF Gardner
q James Miller, South by the heirs CT Dew
export, and Yves: by lonl' o. Gardner AM
GLrig.
Also. the following slaves TO wit: Soin
about forty years o. age, on the 9th da; oi
March. IS 70, the dase Of said sale and mort
sa.e Thomas, then twenty i've years; Ce-
La, then thirty FIVE years; Nancy ~: Dali
~, then u -; Daily u; Elm no, then - yrs.
Noses years: Davis ) years Miles, then
. years. and Della then years And more
over, two hundred and forty tlree shares OF
The capital stock OF the Citizen bank OF
Louislana--secured by mortgasad aereea-
Die to the Charter of said Institution.
Seizel to pay and satisfy the Judgment.
interest AMI cost ia the above entitled cause.
TERMS o. SALE-Clsu, with the ben ii;
Of appraiser. mt. Ii. '. Bi8!E.
inD 2i-ts. Aaor,h
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CONTEMPORARIES, sc.
FIELDING NUSSELMAN
Who1l11e and Retail Dealer in all kinds
90 MI &c I lG.NAklES.

Cone IA Third and Laurel Sts., lnearl,
dyEosite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared to furnish all Kind OF
L A \ d / at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. on
more favorable terms than can be had ia \.
Orleans; aud having experienced workman,
his candy will always be rURE and FRESH;
care being tade!, hat no "deieieIious ingre-
dIent',s used III It's manufacture, as is tGo
often the case withconfectionary purchased
at ACTIONS and FROM irresponsible houses
lie trusts that the trad. Of this and the
adjoining parishes. will give him their CT
ders to Gil. which he is prepared to do to
amy amount. having made arrangements iol
the hest quality OF sugar in market and be-
ing in correspondence with one OF the large
est houses il. New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery aud articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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NOTICE..

T INFORM my fri. ids and acquaintance
L. that am ready ~ receive all kinds o.
sewing, tut particularly TIE finest qualities
of sllirts. MARGARET GRADY.
n B-I would also wish situation for
doing all kinds o: SEWN, and house keeping
ard hous: work Residence near Mr.
rrticrIch's Mil. II. e..
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j. T. McCLELAND.

]. T. McCLELAND.
M HOiESALE & Retail Dealer in all
=" Kinds of Groceries and provisions. Sc
CARS and Tobacco, Wives. Liquors. tsc.-
VIII be open at all hours, and spare no
pains to please customers. Every article
OF the best quality. and at the lowest cash
prices. !. L. HIGHLAND.
Church 81. El~ecu RIM and Peaae,,-
itG'T.-.E Tie Old stand u Eerdiana Href:
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PETER MEMBERS, NJ D.-JoHN C. LUDLOW, NJ D.
DRS. ENDERS l. LUDLOW,
OFFICE in the Old Markham House,
~ Lalyette st., Ration Rouge. feb.-3-tf
Notice..

TNHE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
L Blind, on St. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to IL o.
clock, A. M, each day, Sundays only exccp-
ted. feb-Stf.
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BEAL'S ARRIVALS
Tor the past Week from Cincinnati

BEAL'S ARRIVALS
Tor the past Week from Cincinnati
- Barrels New Mess PORK
5 - do do Beef
10 90 do DO Leaf Lard
IS do do dn Homny
3 1l2 do Sour Crout.
10 Firsins Dairy Bnlter-70 10 - Ibis
- Demi do dot HIS each
95 Kegs do do-2> HIS do
. BARRELS Choice Dried Beef,
- Boxes W. r. Cheese
- KEGS Spced PIGS Feet,
10 do Pickles--n Vinegar
% Bags Back heat-5D HIS each
80 Kegs New Lard-From StLou:s.
l9S Bags Sheled C,rn-Frum ". ba-
ton Rouge
= - Sacks & % Barrels TO
From New C:ieans
~ Boxes Cheese. 10 Kegs Butter,
10 Kegs Pigs Feet
- Boxes S'ar Candies.
- Bags Coffee, Is Barrels Whl>key,
. Casks Fine Brandy.
3 Cases Brandy Fruits.
Barrels Lard oil do Whale do
$4,000 Percussion g
20 Boxes Fire kers.
j. Quarter Boxessfaisou>
81 Boxes Prmrs
In additian to which he has large stock
ol previoll, arrival, and more coming III
every day. JOSHUA BEAL.
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CuE.pins
PORT MONEY.
DAGUERREOTYPES.

BE Taken.
DO. WILLIAM dear. to Wilson 20,
Aud for your likeness sit,
know its time enough my der,
An. YOU have promised it:
But time is on the wing my love,
As Poets oft has sung,
And You'll be fading soon my dear,
So gel il while you're young.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street.-The
tt5es takenin Cloudy weather as well as
sanuy weather,
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DlGTERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

EiHi EhhEU IL Mltit UhES.
7 HAVE Just returned from the west-and
l. i afu prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is the tine to
secure a picture.
Obtain he shadow ere TIE substance fades
When our friends, ri ires ana sweet
hearts are with US. il would seem nseless t.
have a likeness Of theul, but the future may
,cparot" US; ~, death may take thern a.
way forever, and then correct and life
ike resemblance Of them is invaluable.
have all the late styles OF cases, Gold
F.nauced Paper Machc, Pearls, &C. Gold
Lockets Pms and Bracelets.
IL Pictures taken at s.
Rooms on Lafayette street--cver IT.
Bufiine: or,s Office. here the public is in
.ated to call ana examine specimens
nov l'-v. A. WILSON.
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Steam En- gines.

Steam Engines.
VIE pro-" .etors Of the Baton Rouge
= Foundry Are preparing 10 Construct
Wo steam el e'nes: one OF les inch evil
'nder aud the ''her Of twelve inch cylin
der
1 hese Engines NAV be applied either to
sa" Mills or Sugar Mills, The Necessary
machinery for either will be furnished on
application at the Foundry.
Planters and others who desire to give
preference to home manufactures are iu.i-
ted to call.
Oct: s. Y. HILL & HENDERSON
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.G,-=-. ; FOR THE COAST. From.
-sf,-asS and ait"r Thursday. tx INST,
s..--S>~'.--as- Az- n 5o'ri2ci'. p NJ
The Favcrite S.eanrer -. x. White.
TnE0noRr EBERT. Master, Win extend
h"r trips 10 Sinnsr port, Wiliiansport, Point
Coupe. Eavou Sara. Waterloo. Port IIui-
son, eaton Rouge. ilsqu"min. Bayou Gou'a.
New River. Do..al 'eorrille, and all Inter-
mate LANDINGS Returning viii leave VIII
Transport on sundays at 5 o'clock. A NJ
J'avou Sara ou Mondays at s a. nj. Baton
Rcpre on Mondays at II ~: PiaqI4mine
on Mondays a! , p. m. The regular Packet
HNiiT viii take P9ss 'ngers and Fright
ior the above public laI,1in"s ard all inter
.ne"latc plantations Having all old and ey-
p trisnced officers. particular antpanctua at
Jenricn VIII tie pam to all business .entru,-
ted to their care. The public can rely up
on the Steamer White. as a REGULAR packe-
for the year. say winter ami summer. Fos
further particulars apply on board. or 10
J. II. MORRISON 4 Co.. ACTS. \. O.
Or to Pike x Hart. l. Eonaecaze, Peter
Millst, Baton Rouge. tab i3-Gin.
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" &c E .

NOTICE.
TE1IlE subscriber having .jfst r'ttr'i@'' from
/ New Orleans with a rev and com
piete stock Of .'rWrly. OF toe latest fashion,
brss leave to inform the ladies and gentle
men who may favour lIn1 with their !at
ronase. that having made arrangements
with 4 direct importer. he j. =" ab!et! 30 sci
as cheap As tire cheapest. ;1ni warrants J. s
goods Ia be what he saws. otherwise. he WI
refund the money paid. Please cal! and rNa
mine his stock before purchasing el,.Wtcre.
sept BOY. TiiEO. GbLDNAN\.
N-UNDRlLS--U dozen Shaker Bro, ms
- ~ IL, wrapping twine; ~ lbs Lam
vici; . Goz"n can;shite lamp weeks =
dozen canphIne lamp globes: 10 doze'
lamp shades assorted dozen tail. BRUSHES
c ,ctts table mats; hair. cloths d!,ating au
>craobing brushes, feathers. tustor>
iuly 2G-v J. PARRY s. co
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~ BBL> MR. Ioi sale by
~ Jan. 9Th ). VI. ART. &Co.
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Cougar: few hh1s of Prime smear.
- iu~' suited 10 the Trade for sale by
tsb-i1-tf. S. III. HART. X e,
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Garden Seeds.

lust received from the Society OF Shak-
y ers. Pleasant Hill. KY, large and FREE
supply of garden seeds.
dec ~. JOHN {. I,NOTE.
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DsGsig:ss-sseG, of the justly cri..o,:.
l. It'd Glove" PIote'Is. No. liz and .
Just received, ana for >a]e By
feb12tt. s. Al HART. & Ca.
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COFFEE
EsEce! HGsCe! Rice!

n, Barrels Louisiana and tierces prime
~ Carolina Rice 10 arrive By tiipsy
this day. feb y JOSHUA BEAL.
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4 Kline Work Nssnie, for SAFE

= The undersigned has four 8 year Oh
Mules well broke TO harness for sale q
good terms. l.. {. HrTcHIsoN. x c..
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.


pRcPosALs FOR OIL, FOR LIGHT aoUsES -TREA-
curry Department, Once Lighthouse Board September
8 1858.
Sealed proposals will be received this ONCE until
O'clock M on Friday the 20 inst for sup diving the
lighthouse establishment with twenty thousand i've
hundred 2 900 gallons Of the best quality fa strained
oil to be delivered alongside of the
supply vessel Boston New York citv, New Bed
ford Edgstown Massachusetts lat the option of the
be specified in the hds) IN tight we'll made
casks suitable for bpppg In prime order before the
23d day Of October In the supply vessel should
ready the oil the appointed day of
livery above the contracting party will he liberty
deliver 70 s authorized the lighthouse establish
ment ard shall be entitled payment therefor within
fifteen days ro the time OF such delivery All tho oil
ctei forum the oregou proposs TO be subjected
70 the usual tes ospecc gravity temptrature at which
II will remain lmJid by burning and by such other
as may le thoush proper by the person OF persons 70
40 deg Of Fahrenheit or lower.
Bord with security to the satisfaction OF the department
will b. required OF tho contractor condore5 in tn,
atty of fifth of the value Of the contract for its faithful
execution.
The board under authority Of the department reserves
the rf hit TO reject bid thou IL may be the lowest,
from other considerations tha5 it's amount.
The bios must be placed In envelope sealed ond en-
iores Proposals for oil and then enclose 90 the Seore
tsry ofthe Lighthoues Board Washington city
By order Of the Lighthouse Board - .
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
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SHIPPING.

10 sALE.-suHooNER ARABELLA, IN FIRST
rat t.rder GO ton measurement light draft OF wster
we Mound viii be SOLD low for OF also schooner
mhpoe 30 tons measurement be put in order at atring
expense. Cali seor
IA CHR 4 xcCBrSNTY, 81 Coerties clip.
L'0R sALE-THE FAST SAILING CAu7ag BOARD
schooner Inceaso four Years old les 300 hnshos
OF draws water VII ep loaded bui %
this beat ssssoned white ell IA toad ssis nea ly
new. VIII be scld low II speld for ig @sd,stely.
B. n. FOX q co, so water street.
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Id 400 and upwards and csrtmen, Friday, 18th do.
Persons desiring licenses will apply on or after LIST
side Of the carts according to law and the carts
south side of Chambers street. opposite the City Hail.
where they will be inspected and the old license after be-
checked by tho must then be presented to the
Frst Marshal for removal Cartmen particularly
to apply the days designated above for their
eDctive numbers IL Is not lawful to renew licenses after
last day OF October The attention Of all keep
ing using express wagons baggage wagons and other
vehicles for the articles place
place within the city directed to the following extracts
Sec l. every cart truck wagon draw or other yeh
drawn by horses other animsls which shall
be kept used driven employed for the
WITHIN the city Of New York hire wages or pay for
euch alton ahal be deemed public within
the nirg this ordnance and evary
set up keep drive or employ any such public
city hereinafter PROVIDED ebs be deemed
guilty violation Of this ordinance and subject to
exceeding ten dollars or imprisonment not exceeding
Sec q 50 "It shall not DO lawful for any person
hold license to keep public carts or TO be
public csrtmsn UNLESS he be citizen Of the United
city or sving family shall have resided himself
therein during the SIX months preceding and the actual
tho csrts with good horses therefor so
oepsed 10 public osrts and the Mayor may
eScf ncsnse or tn. renew thereof touching their qSaf
Vpqualidod shall be void y
B's'r4er OF his a asSsa ths Mayo.
tayor fo~ce, september 10. 1853
sy1KksT DEPAKTMFNT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS:
10 Sealed proposals. VIII be fece cd At this ooe until
Mopoay Goth day Of ember nst. TO regulate and pave
street cm ghth Avenue; TO make
20 the contract clerk Of lis dep rtment.
Sept. IL 1853. JAMAs FUZZY. Street Comnissionss.
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y plication Of the the Corporation Of
city Of New York relative to the laying ont OF public
sixth seventy streets in the Of the
city Of New York Uhe Counsel for tho Corpo ration of
the city Of New York pursuant statute in such case
made and provided hereby gives notos that he will
First Judicial district. At special term Of the said court,
70 be held at the City Hall Of the city Of New York
court on that day Is soon thereafter e can
and Ass in the above entitled matter that the
nature and extent of the hereby intended is
the laying Of public between Third
the East sixth and Seventy fifth streets in the
laid out and provided under and by virtue Of
titled act relative the purchase and laying out of
the city New York and the PSwes and dntss Of the
passed July q, 1853, three fifth being present
ROBERT j. DILLON, Council to the Corporation.
Dated New York, Auguet %, 1853.
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BILLIARDS,

BILLIARDS IN BR6oKLYN-THE PROPRIETOR OF
ID the Montague hall Billiard Rooms informs his friends
the public that in Of the great demand for
tables his establishment he has added two more tables,
making in all twelve tsbles These ftte and
arranged superior anything OF tho kind where aud all
admirers Of this fashionable amusement should whit this
establishment N BThe restaurant adjoining che above
Will be opened very shortly when due notice will
be given. THOMAS TOYNBHE.
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NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FUENITURE works..
IN VIM Bachelor for aeTly of No. 81 DHare strest
respectfully apprses bis friends hst having
rsngements for business connection under the
and firm Of W. 7. Bachelor Co.., will continue ths
manufacture of iron furniture all its branches
scale corresponding with the increasing demand at Nos
and 81 Duane street The esabls iment will command
all times freshest specimen and patterns Of the
from Abroad will make such improvements may be
tcASle and will bring from time to time original de-
signs Of every variety style and price, ". b. cordially
his old customers in the city and country to yis M
the stock consisting of bedste
hAand setees chairs brackets mirrors spittoons doe
teads umbrella stands frestands cribs cradles CENTRE
tables, &C., &o, &c. Office and warerooms in conneoscs
with the New York Foundry and Iron Railing
Nos 70 and 81 Duane street, few doors east 81
W. T. BATCHELOR CO
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


RERFoRp cos CALIFORNIA SOUTH AMERICA,
ID and Oregon Express will forward, United .stes
mail steamer Illinois on Tuesday septsmber goth At tive
fast running steamer John L. stephsn. in charge
Of sp cal messenger through to destination. Shippers
will bear mind the Of having their goods pnt
strictly waterproof and ready for delivery the
dsy before sailing Small parcels received for our express
lowest terms and pro delivery susrantied Notes and
mail via San Juan mail bags closing At "a O'clock sep
steamers secured AZ the lowest rates ct Office BER
FORD CO., No yesey street Aston House.
EMPRESS FOR AUsTRALIA.--OFFICE 90 BROAD.
~ Adams &Cos express for Port Philip, Melbourne
and Sydney, per steamship Golden Age. on Wednesday
our first express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
traa. will be despatched bv the and magnificent
steamer Golden Age Lieut.. ID d. Porter, U. 8. N
asnder on Wedapesday ssh inst at O'Clock, n, In
Frsghts and packages Of every description will be re
and small parcels and dispatches until O'Clock Az
promptly by first opportunity after arrival Melbourne
Shippers reminded that although the ports
to the admission Of nearly kind Of
lize free OF duty 10 nevertheless absolutely
that they should furnish with invoices everything
Austrss Customs y p'' ADAMS CO. 30 Brosavsy "'
GroRen Nowror, Resident Partner, Melbourne Aus
treiA.
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DEETJsTBY NERVOUS kkURsLSIA DIR A. g
~ CASTff NJ 2;6 Fourth stree waehrvtou SQUARE, co.
twenty devoted HE attention to nourafgo deaf
and al diseAssg which be treats aud cu-es
ARTIFICIAL tbets Bbd al cperEtonf pertaining 10 dsGtsMf
shliuily pett3fmed
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CNOREIcN ExPREss.-GOODs AND PACKAGES FOR
warded to and from all parts Of the globe at the most
'''''A'''' EDWARDS. SANFORD CO.. 80 Broadway.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-WELLs. FARGO CO., EURO
PIES packages spesis orders France and all parts
Europe will be received by us for steamer Franklin for
NayIe sailing on the oath inst Parcels should be
vsred TO us on or before Friday 2 special messenger
will accompany this express who will take charge Of any
orders or valuable packages.
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AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
vi ekill in foretsng the future has arrived and win
furnish intelligence about all
terprets dreams law matters and love by asroogy books
and SCIENCE and tells to ladies and gentlemen the Of
the they will also the Of her vster
Mrs Alvin speaks the English French and German Ian
guages Residence % Rvington street. stairs the
Bowsry. Ladies, fifty cents; gentlemen, one dollar.
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