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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
CONFECTIONERY n.

Corner Laurel aad Third sts.
i HAVE just received from New York and N,
l. Orleans, a variety OF fancy and substantial ar.
tieles, selected with care, and iideui, d to please
the eye and crafty the palate OF the eonoisiett
and ericure--to please The old, young and In fac,
The most varied and best assofttnents that has
ever beer In this market. Among which Ia a
well selected stock Of the following articles
Pnpisr Macfie toys, fancy and gfotesque hu.
man heads, limitations OF fruits, fishes. meats,
fowls, caricattres, &c., intended for ornHmpnts
end bon bons.
CONFECTIONERY.
500 pounds assorted sugar and cotdinI almonds;
100 do Jnjabe paste, different navots,
900 do Gum drops, lemon, pine apple, straw.
berry, rose, &c. s5
40 do Aci1uiated drops;
30 do Ioxenges, rose, lemon, peppermint,
ginger, &c.
50 do Chocolate drops, ionranel, vanilla &c.
100 do siewartsf cream candy;
90 do burt almonds,
$50 do Rock candy
French mottoes, &e. Be.
Assorted stick and other candies by the box or BIZ
lbs, all Of which will be sold Ut New Orleans
prices. t4
Stewards loaf and crushed sugars.
CHOCOLATE. A
900 pounds Chocolate De aan,e
100 ia ip tie Ia vanilla,
100 id ao ii ID denl,la ys,;iie, bv III. ii
Of Ii boxes Of ID ibs eaph.
ru,ftrs.
a tioye,, nsse,fed brandy fruits.
d do ID Preserved do
& do do Brandy cherries.
4 do do Fruits In tl1eir avn l,;ee.
3 do do Strawberries. do do.
t;havra and pine apple ietly.
Thrisfa1iyeH Fruits &a
30 doxss Raisins, London laysrs.
C,itfou. %rt,rrnnts. eranbprtirs NJ.
Armies. oranges, lemons. 81,
4 dozen lara Of rr,,nesI
| gross fancy boxes. do
susnnftx.
900 boxes sardines, Olives and Ca,,prs.
French pa,ds. f,pbsier ana Salmon.
Anrhoyies IN oil. anchovpv uasae.
Worcester. peadInv. Reva,,ts' priaea of Wal.a
and Harvey cayenne pepper saurees
soyers' rclisb far Gsh. ,,aat van,a III.
i doz 1ta,lsrwood's -p;ekles, !. do Esnrl,ish ,,e,
Walnut, mushroom and tomato eatsnps,
Pine apple, and Gruyefe cheese. Olive oil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Propriete de valeur d vendre.

n spussigns offfe A veiidrr a patniable. 4 des
IL .ermes mod6fes, denx ~tefrains, eitues dams
Magnolia town, en- face de IA residence dc M.
Peter McKitrick, Il q tine boulsfgerie en- brique
Of une demeura, prdsenttnsnt oteupee par NJ.
patureaii, sur en- des ~tafrains. paitra fait face 4
Ia rue de l'cglise 81. Ia dite rroprifi6 nest pas
venIue 4 ral,naible le lbeme Fevrier 1859. ellie
sefa offarte en- vente p~ubliqus 10 dit jour, a Ia
porte lie Ia maison de Ceuf.
Pour plus ample information s'adFesser d Jean
n. Dnfrocq Oh All prpprihtaire,
Dee. lth ia5a JOSEPH DtjrttY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Carriages, Harness &c.

JUST received from the best northern niant-
q f~acturers, q large ass rfmlent Of Carriages and
Harness, which, with d number Of my own man.
uiacture, comprises d variety worthy the atfcn-
ton Of purchasers, who are invited TO examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
ct-.3n. W r. TTyw4pn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
TESTIMONIALS.
e., PICAR d.
New Orleans Cheap store

Corner Of Laurel and Lafayette streets.
rs CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies Of
i new and ssasoualle Dry Goods and ready
made clothing, bought at Auction expressly for
this market,l which he offers for sale at PRIZES to
sntt the itstes. He invites purchasers 70 give him
call, and feels convinced that they will be pleas
ed both with his stock Of Goods and the prices.
March 9th. 1862. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

Etat nc ka Loutssa@e-- payotsse d'Esl
Baton Reugr--Nn 26s--P,vuccs-
Ccus da Sixsatce District Jadiciaiye
-SaccessioR dAlcsaadtc Tssuara-
decide.
I'm pirtu dune Commission lance dams Ia rus.
L. diie Succession, ct address6 & moi par Hon
orable Cour da Sixieme District Jndieiairc, dams
ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat sus-dite, i'exposerai en-
~ente publique, 4 Ia porte de Ia Maison de Ccur,
dams Ia vile do Baton Rouge, tparoissc d'Est
Baton Rougel
Ssraedi 10 10 am,e Jour de Fevrirr proclaim 1853
q midi Ia p~rolaiat6 ci-apfes ~decsste.
Appartcssnt & Ia succession ssss-dite SAY DIR. un
lot lie terre siiut dams cette partie de- Ia vile lie
Bs'oa Rouge Arpcnte par fen Ellie Beanregard q
desisne dams le plau fguratifde Ia dtte willie, COM
me etani le lot No cling De l'ilet No cinq.
Conditions de Ia venie--Con,rtant.
Cc rs Lanvier 1863, III. ". BABtN,
Ehxrsf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
N, ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
LOUISIANA BAR.
10 The uiadorsigned has tl.e following
works relative to 'ls
xxxes nrs
Laws or LOUISIANA,

which hi Il prepared 70 asll for cash aiA very great
reduction slpyi tho prices ~forlnafiy demanded
MAifrGNsN EEpjlt1s vi Ga.ss argued ana de-.
i~uffninsd In The Supreme Court III the 1ssrritsry
uf Orleans, aiid Ii tia supreme Court Of tbs Mate
Of fotisiana. ny Francis Xavier Maftia, one af
The Judges III said C~ourts-ssitii notes Of ~fesfeHfe
ID subsequent ,~ieeisioss Of the an,,rtf me Court, Up
to tile SEVENTH ANNUAL tl1spOftrs refer.
etiees 10 the Amendments 10 the Consultation, Stat
ttes. and Civil Ctale anil Code If Praeiiae. since
thess decisions were rendered. BY Titofnas Gibbs
Morgan, Counsellor ut Law. New edition, ss52
Ifle ofieitlal 20 ~vulutnss comprised III 10 volumes,
without abrs viaiipn. Price Of psf volume ID cub.
%snrilers, prior 10 Januiry 1859, and to iiet.sub-
sefibers, 30 rasli.
ROBiNsONss REPORTS, IS volumes, ensbrac.
Ing The Decisions of the sapreii,e Court Of LOFTS.
iana, from October. 1871 10 March, tyag. This
valuable work Ii Now offered, either by volume
or by sci, at a much lower price than heretefofe.
Notting need be said in eumtnsiulesian VI u work
40 we'll knnwn to every Louisiana Lawyer. Its
possessiun Il Indispensable To secure The continuity
OF { g ~lsehipns of Tie Supreme Court.
LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE
New tdition.
BENJAMIN d stIDEI.L's DfGEsT--gnlafsed.
A Bigessof all tis Decisions Of the snprenie Gonr.
Of Louisiana, down TO tlis 18th vol. Of. Louisiana
Reports.
DEsLIx's DIGttsT-ITiiis IL n continuation of
Benjamin y sli,ietI's Digest, and il brought down
To the 81 volume Of Robinsop's Reports.
DEsIfx's GENERAL 1NbEx- From 1909 10
tai1 An INTERCHANGEABLE aysa.1ued Table III nil
the Cases decided jaring the above mentioned
long period. Fur sale by ]. .. STEEL.
oet D GIN GO Camp NJ. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

NET, COTTON BRAVE III A. SOCKS
For sale at less than first Cost.
. dozen Silk under shirts,
3 do Mofino do,
Q do Cotton do,
2 do B~leacled cotton drawers,
. do Net do
q DO tIaek mud eplaret Silk Cravais.
The above named articles will be sold Whale.
sale or Retail at less than the first fot In New
York. JOHN G. IA NOUE.
Oet. 0 Harvey House Row.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE

- gMgs HEMM# z&
TNIIE UNDERSIGNED, u, account Of lis age
l. and inffiniiies, offers for sale. his SUGAR
PLANTATION, situated In the Parish Of West
Baton Rouge, which il undoubtedly one Of the
most desirable situst iens on The Mississippi river.
II IL OF good standing rich land, with |, grcnt
deal Of good wsod, such al Ash. Cypress and
othcr kinds, sufficient to pay for the Plantation
Tie land IL very high and does not require large
leyies. and there IL 4 very good one now s.ard-
ing on all The front, measuring about 900 arpents
etlpe, fetal measure. more Oh less.
There Is OF, the plare, a good sugar e-gine, s,i.
gar mill. corn mill, and nbogt lao art,ents Of sn.
gar cane. most all OF which Il plant cane also y
two story dwelling house, kitchen and other cn,.
baiitiags--uegro cabins, corn houses, stables,
and pigeon houses. Also about 40 hoad Il or slaves
ef various sexes and ages--with 2iD shares OF tile
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and other articles,
For more particular information apply to J. 2
Michel, at Baton Rouge, and the price and condi-
tions will be made kaowu, which shall 10 reas
enable. decIS.at
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Paints. Oils and Glass !
SaddlerY Il Harness.

I'm hand q large stock Of Collars, Harness,
~ Blind Brides, cart Saddles and Brecchings,
suitable for plantation use and for sale lowry
oct 2J. LARGUIER q L.ANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
SUCCESSION SAFE.

~ A A
State af Lem,xiaAu - Parish W East
Baton Ravge-No 2ss--Ttobate--
Sig,h Jsuiic,ai Distyia CoaN-lR
The .Saeersstaa I d}rcaaaer 1satsyot
Rtceu yyf, --
DY virtue Of q commission issWed in the above
ID Succession ami 10 me directed, by the Hon
Sixth Judicial District Coutt IN sttd toe vhs Far
ish and State aiorcsasS. will Exrese ut Public
Sale ut the Cont House door in The city Il baton
Rouge Parish al East Baton Rouge,
IA Saturday The 10th day Of February next
1853, al IL o'clock 81. The property hereinafter
set forth and described belonging to the above
Succession 10 wit
A tot Of ground situated IN that part Of the city
of Baton Rouge laid ON by the late Ellie Beaare.
gard, and Z ~e'gua,ed on the fgurasive plan there
of as LOT No 5 In square No s,
Terms III Sale Cush, IN. v. BABtN.
lea, t6A-tS5a Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Home Made plourhs.

re WROUGHT tron plouehs III all
SASEssxezss<S dissertations u.ate To urier. New
%~u~n shpnts made for floiglls, war.
rnnted a ssel ft. All kinds af Plantation wnrls
done att 4 shortest notice. DANIEL BUCLY.
Church Sttert
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Faber,s MAGNETIC Water 1uage,

Faber,s Magnetic Water Guage.
4 lNE Of these valuable inventions can be seen
~ At the Baton Rouge Foundry. Steam Beat
Capiains and Planters, will do we'll to call and
procure one vit aottt delay
They cannot be SURPASSED for utility and safety
No sngar Planter should b wit 1T ono.
Apply 10 HILL u HENDERSON Agents.
0efs Sd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
TO GENTLEMEN.
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment

s7sHE undersigned subscriber takes pleasure hi
i thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received. md woHtd inform
the Public genenrfly. that lc las removed his tail
ering establishment into nr. Jorian's building, enc
door south of the Drug store, where he will be- pleas.
I'd ~ uttcfd the Manss of the gentlemen.
Ian. Stl, j. Ike E~Rfst1ERAIfCH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Church gfreet Forever.

DEAL III the Family line. Yes friends and
~ natives. we have, and no mistake a fine sup
ply Of all the leading articles constituting 4 regu-
lar family Grocery. sales made from $ conts up
ward: send on the little ones, and oblige &c.
JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
NOfifA.

TsliE Co-partnership heretofore exittihg under
i the firm OF PtKn HAIR & Co., istfis day dis.
solved by mutual te, euf, Tie uhtlefaietfed will
continue business under The name AND style nf y NJ.
8IIaHT and to. u. NJ HART.
June 18Th. 81. ~ w. 81 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Shirts Shirts

DTRsONs t%esirots Of procuring O superior ar
J. tiele, esn do so by cai.sag ut the Poa OFt.
Room, where they viii also find,
SILK AND MORINO UNDER.
8 @# ~ n Sy4st M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

10 lii Bulk Pofk MI reeriysd frorn
11,OUO 81. Lcnis md III snle 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
NOTICES.

MAS committed to the Depot, at Baton
w Rouge, on the asth Decemberlssa, q bright
mulattn, who calls himself John, and SAYS he be-
longs to !. ] Prinsle. of Naichex, Miss, said boy
is Q ieet 4 inches high, and about 20 years of age.
no marks visible. The over is requested 10
comply with the law and take him away.
Ian | IT ]. T.. 0DOM, Tailor.
A ETE conduit an DeposA Baton Boage IL is
IN Decemhre, ls52. un n~1nlatre dun teint clair.
il s'appel John, ct il dis quill appartien Al. J.
Prinsle, de Natchez, Miss, il est 5 pieds i poucts
'e table, age d'cnviron 2s ans, pas de- niaruue
visible; lie propri6taire est rGquis de sc coniorrncr
4 Ia lci ct le ~retirer. j.J. ODOM.
Jan Ge6liEr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
To Sp0rtsmen!

u pavia. ~sarsapariHa and cubebs, for sale BY
decIS WIN. BUGLE, Druggist, Lafayette -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

E01 Reanas French, English and American
OOO fine and surperfne Foolscap and Letter
PApEa. for sale By JOHN C. LII NOUE.
ocf. I9. Post office room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS h CO.'S UNITED STATES MAIL EXPRESS
"A for California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands.
steamer Georgia, on Saturday, February 9th, 1853
Our next regular express for California Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands, win be despatched as above, by the
United States mail steamer Georgia, for Aspinwal Navy
Bay, direct Saturday 9th February at 2oclock F. NJ,
through usual in charge Of one Of our freight
agents. and special messenger, TO destination All goods
for this express must be put up in waterproof condition.
and delivered TO with invoices before the day Of sail
ing to enable US to comply with the government order
mind and send in their goods early Small parcels will
be received until O'Clock day Of steamer departure
No charge to shippers by this line for custom house fees
consular certificates No package sheud exceed l25
lbs weight or 51s feet cubic measurement
ADAMS Il CO., so Broadway.
DERFORD 4 co.'s NEXT CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH
ID American Express win go forward per United States
mail steamship Georgia, on Saturday next, in charge OF
special messenger Shippers viii bear in mind that
ing mail steamers. Our rates are less than any other
responsible company, and charge for custom
house fees Freight should be ready for delivery day be
fore sailing in water proof condition. not exceeding 5M
cubic feet LIS pounds in weight Notes bills and drafts
collected. Sight drafts San Francisco. Passage Sc
cured at our Office. BERFORD CO., No Vcssy st.
DERToRD co.'s EXPRESS MAIL TO CALIFORNIA
ID OREGON, Sandwich Islands, and South America, will
be despatched per steamer United States, on saturday
next in charge Of our special messenger to destination
and small parcels received till =. VI. day OF sailing
Shippers will 10 well send duplicate and email parcels
by the express. BENfoRD MOO.
CHASE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EMPRESS, BIZ THE
~ steamships United States and Winfield Scott, on Fri
day 4h inst In charge of special messenger through
10 destination, at twenty five per cent lower rates than
any other company Packages must be waterproof, and
not exceed 125 lbs. No charge for Custom House fees
Small parcels and letters, bearing United states Post Office
stamps, received till ? "; Of the day of departure
CHASE CO.. No Wall street.
CHASE a. Co s. CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, FOR SNAIL
parcels aud letters, via Nicaragua III charge OF our
own messenger through, win 20 forward on saturday,
the 9Th inst on the steamship Star Of the West Small
parcels received till i. ~ Letters must have U. .
postage stamps on them.
CHASE & Co, No. Wall street.
(yHASE a. CO.'S u. 8. MAIL STEAMER ExPRfsSS TO
u tho South per steamer Marion, ON Saturday Fob
g. connecting ~ Charleston with Combs & Co. for the
interior OF South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Ten
Roanoke, for Norfolk. Richmond, and Petcrsbnry,
Saturday. at NJ Parcels and package taken 81 the
lowest rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owners occupant occupants
of all houses and lots, improved unmprovcd lands
fected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau Of for examination by all per-
interested, viz:-For wen and pump in Fifty third
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. The
limits embraced by such include all the seve
raj houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and par
GELS Of land situated both sides OF Fifty street.
from Lexington to $50 feet west OF Fourth avenue
the south side Of iftyfourth street between licking
ton and Fourth avenues the west side Of Lexington
and on both sides Of Fourth avenue between Fifty second
aud Eft fourth streets All persons whose interests
affected by the abovenamed smcnt and who OPP
POSED to the same either Of them requested TO
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, lAssessors
CHARLES McNIELL
0Hce, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Feb
], 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBtlC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given to the owners, occupant or occu
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed BY the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by Ian persons interested, 1x:-For tagging sidewalks
and lesetng curb and gutter stones in Leonard street
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
parcels Of land situated the southery side Of Leonard
street. between Hudson street and West Broadway AL per-
whose interests affected by the above named
sessments and who opposed to the same either
them are requested to present their objections writ
ing the undersigned, at their Office, No Hall OF Re
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL. J
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Feb
q 1868.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

NORP0RAIION N01ICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ TO the owner or owners, occupant occupants OF
all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands az
fectcd thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the
Office Of the Bureau of Assessments, for examination by
all persons interested, viz For fencing vacant lots in
block bounded by Twenty and Thirteth streets,
Third and Lexington avenues. The limits embraced BY
zach Assessment include al the several houses and lots
ground vacast lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
the north side Of Twenty ninth street. between Third
and Lexington the south side Of Jhsieth
wcet between Third and Lexington avenues and on Che
rAst se OF Lexington avenue between Twenty ninth and
Jhfrtsa streets. All persons whose nterest s are az
iccted by The above named Assessments and who are 90
posed 10 III either Of them, requested tol
present their objections ia writing the undersigned al
their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
the date o. this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES MclSIEII. f.
Once Bureau q bssesypeats, s;roS Department
Jtb. 2, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owners occupant occupants
ed thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office
OF the Bureau Of for examination by all per-
sons interested viz For tagging sidewalks and reset
ting curb and gutter stones in Franklin street. The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the seye
raj houses and lots of ground lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated the south side Of Franklin
street, between Broadway and Church street All per
assessments and who opposed to the same or either
OF them are requested 10 present their objections in
writing, to the undersigned, ut their Office No Hall of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Feb.
2, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04


TNoR sou1HAKRTON AND HAyM-fM UlnlxD
IL States mail steamship YKANKIlN, ,. 4. wotton
Commander, win leave for Havp touching st SouthAmp
a. Il u eslecs ron Pee Pier No. North ri,sr Flee q
sho. Is ssnt Seasd the az Soiors sailing, nssisd
After hursday Feb 10 For freight passage apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No. s. Broadway.
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -FOR
~ New Orleans, via HavaAa.-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, Henry Winde, commander win sau from
Saturday February 12th at two o'clock P. H. precisely
Rates OF passage to Havana and New Orleans (new
rangemen-LAdea and after saloon berths go; lower
taken to Havana but specie Freight taken to New Or
leans at thirty cents cubic foot shippers OF freight
are are, requested to supply themselves with the company.
Office. No other form will be signed No bills OF ading
signed after twelve O'Clock ON the day Of sailing For
'sSn iRY West street. corner Of Warren
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
1N through to San Francisco, via Aspnwau and Pa
nama at greatly reduced rates. No detention on
the Isthmus.-fhe new and fast sdewhes steam
~, ' commander, win leave IN New York for Aspnwan
February An, at o'clock p NJ precisely, connecting
steamship Cores, 1900 tons, Thomas b. Cooper,
mander which steamer viii be in readiness Panama
receive the United States passengers and sail mmedi
tlation of the Cortes, all that be desired.
Her speed Established the voyage between New York
and Panama, and while on the Pacific coast) is unsur-
passed. Every excron will be made the part OF the
line 10 comfort expedition and safety Passen
will be landed the wharf ut Aspinwa lree taking
the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets for
tAis line are sold only at 70 Broadway
DAVIS, BROOKS CO., General Agents, or
JONES & JOHNSON.
mail bag Is made mp at the above Office under the
new United states postage law for the convenience of the
public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

CORPORATION NOTcE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner or owners, occupant or occu-
pants Of all houses and lots, improved unmproved
lands affected thereby, that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by all persons interested viz For tagging sidewalks in
12bth street, between the Fourth and Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels of land situated the northerly side of 125th
street from the Fourth to the Fifth avenue; from the
Fifth avenue westerly 235 feet from point $50 feet west
of Seventh avenue 100 feet westerly; from point $50
westerly from Seventh IS feet westerly. On the
southery side of 125th street from point AIS feet west
eriy from Fourth avenue % feet westerly; from point
ESQ feet east Of Fifth $50 feet westerly; from
point 1875 feet east of the Sixth westerly to the
Hxth avenue from point 76 feet west OF the Seventh
avenue o3 feet westerly and from point $50 feet west
Of the Seventh avenue 100 feet westerly. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
Hnents and who opposed to the same either of
them are requested TO present their objections in
writing, TO the undersigned at their Office No. Hall of
Records within thirty days from the date of this nece
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
Jan. "a, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
CLOTHING.

INATERfR0OF OVERCOaTS--A COMPLETE PROTEc.
w ton from ran-ot elegant appearance imper.
mcabAc 70 water, yot weighing but twenty ounces AMI
under These coats. made by improved process are
free from edor and viii give entire satisfaction 10 the
the best article OF water proof clothing over
before made. For sale by ROGERS WYCKOFp tsacces-
sors 70 Horace il. Pay " .Yrtardt street.