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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

kATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE is HERE
n 10 tho owner or owners, occupant or occupants
n srd iots improved or uni improved lands, affect
thak the following assessments have been com
No Asses ,ors, and are lodged in the office Of tho
for examination by all persons inter
and sixth avenue. The limits embraced by such
Include all the several houses and los of ground
pieccs and parcels of land situated on the south
Icrner of Forty first street and Sixth avenue and
tly side Of Forty first street. two hundred feet west
Icnue All persons whose interests are affected by
named assessme ats, and who are opposed to the
|ther Of them are requested TO present their objeo
kriting, to THE undersigned, at their ONCE, No.
cords within thirty days from the date Of this
CHARLES J. D0bGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MeNIELL, }
hreau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct. ID,
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u AQUEDUCr DEPARTNENT.-TO CONTRAC-
t-SeAled proposals, endorsed Proposal for sewer
rreot will be received at the cface Of the Croton
! Department, until Monday, the Gath day of Ooto-
|st II O'Clock, III. for the building Of sewer, with
ary receiving basins and eSyerts, in Eighth street,
avenues @ and d, being In length about ~ feet.
sewer and for the building OF the
all other information relating thereto, can be OBJ
application to the Water Purveyor, at this Office
b. II. DE FOREST, citing President, Croton Aque.
/. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
brk. Oct. IA, 1853.
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b DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
io notice il hereby gyen that tho following petitions
b presented In the Board Of Aldermen:-To pave
Stroet between Tenth aud Twelfth avenues. Also
linz petition In Board of Assistant A1dcrmon:-To
Ind Grade Eighty street, between Fourth and
nues Also the folio wing resolution in Board Of AS
TO Gag four feet Of the walks OF Thirty street,
tn avenue to Hudson river. All persons Interested
Elections TO tho same, requested to present them
TO the undersigned, at his ofco, on or before the
Inth dag Of October, instant
| 1888. JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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n DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RsCoRDS.-
io notice Ia hereby given that thc following petition
presented in tho Board Of Aldermen-ro nag walks
I avenue, between Twenty ninth and Thirty first
Mao the Following resolution widen West street.
Battery to Thirteenth street, l25 feet beyond its
vidth. Also, the following petition In the Board OF
Adsrmen To dig and build well In l2Sta street,
Sixth and Seventh avenues. All persons interested,
jeotions thereto are requested to present them IN
the undersigned, At his ONCE. before the 3lst
inst. JAS. FUREY Street Commissioned.
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IN DEPARTNLNT. NO. 4 HALL OF REC0RDs,-
lea pr6posals will be received 81 tt5 ods unth Mon
o(obef ~ 12< O'Clock r. M 70 regulate AND grade
|rd street. from Third 70 Sxth Avenue II accordance
newly estabisi cd grade line. speoAestions 70 -
DUPLICATION 10 the contract clerk Of this Department
d y. I8t& las. FURRY. Swsst cennlslsnsg.
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CORPORATION NOTuCEs.

RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
rem 70 the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
h and lots, improved or unimprsveA lands affected
bat the following assessments have been com pleted
essors, and lodged In the office Of the Bureau Of
he, for examina alton by all persons interested
d Thirty first street, between Eighth and Ninth
The limits sembraced by such assessment include
ral houses and lots of ground, vacant lots pieces
Of land, situated on both sides Of Thirty first
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. All persons
rests are affected by the above named assessments
10 opposed to the same Sor either of them, are re-
present their objections In writing, TO the under
|their office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
tho date Of this nstice.
ShAklhs 8 SSss!Ser, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELl,
'nreAu Of Assessments, Street Department, October
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AIRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HE'D
M shi IN foroteuing the future has arrived, VII
furnish Intelligence about all circumstances Of Nfs ahs
s2l,ess dreams: law matters and love- y asteicy sast
tha poYssus they will marty Ne " Aee vs1tegs
Mrs AlWin SPEAKS Abe English, FrsAsh AAA asrnAa ~
wuAses Hesidenos psvSsAea 90 WalPV Ueos -
Eevsrs. La.ii.s ~ ssaSs. xAnIsU9H. q w -
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GREY HAIR.-THE HAIR REGENERATOR, INVENT
VI ID and for sale by KNIGHT QUEREE, chemists, 81
Broadway Stairs Is warranted to restore the grey hair of
old its natural COLOR entirely
vent II from falling of The above is new and important
discovery, and unlike other preparation before
made for tho hair One bottle will convince Of its
trllth
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A ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS. PALMER, ASTROLOGICAL, WILL REMAIN A
w short time before her departure for tho South Bcng
visited by ladies and gentlemen from the southern parts
this country and being solicited to tett. auung them will
do SO before long Ladies and gentlemen wishing to know
the real destiny & things past aud future, will
call IN vnn ste misses the real object sought afte
Call at No. 20 Bewery, opposite Prince street.
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T1URE OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. r67
- Bowery east side between Brosme and Delaney strs
Madame b. respectfully informs the public that she
duecd her price in order to enable every be from
pain and feels confident in promising that she will remove
oorns bunons nails grown in the aesh Gc without causing
the least pain Persons attended to
at home at Madame Bs residence, from until 6ococb
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I GINOCCUIo, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE PENAL
il. del Rio sars takes this method of informng tho pub
that he has lately received choice lot Of Uses brand
segsrs for fac OF which brand he Is tho only
agent together with variety Of other brands.
L.. GiNOECHTO 40 WASHINGTON etreet
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sA 4s :. team:
yth 2: ;d ss;s;s P;' e, Europe
sSs !s o. q f Cana. street Sss - '1 A'. ''''n
Tor s.sss ss' md co1I1s, w
:sss%:sS ~ F s;dsf viii Il: ATaTio and
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-Ths ships comprising this line the
f F44dc4fNG!c Captain S wss'
SSkkGGTT IG Sc apssia d Gsss
These ships have been built by contract especially for
seryice every taken their
trse,io in their engines to insure strength and SPEED
and their Tor are uneuaed Tor
elegance and comfort
class cabin s2o il second cabin So exclusive use Of extra
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and s2c
ssr6s I ma, sssSh'd to each ship
PROPOSED DATES FOR SAILING.
s:ss:;;:y s: ~ $sss::ssy S::
s1raayy Dec Dec 1853 w sdnsssy Dec Dec
For 'Esfss Bas.'SEs fRISS 80 Wal. street.
SoShoR Co. s'F Rss Nre Dame de.
cE yl1s9iTsi r r nR H sF u,v,.
The these ships win accountable for gold
sns sr . S en-
Of therein expressed. ~
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEy.-THE UNITED
States nal steamer HERMANN e. Higgins U. 8. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton
on Saturday, November 5th from pier Nc. North
Price Of passage
IN ars. t caps' main saloon Si2D
In In nrss CABIN; Lower saloon 100
sapsrst coa surgeon i; attached to each steamer All
letters must through the Post Office Specie
aofEk 'f sssss sSG,
STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compsny's '
steamer GLASGOW, ,962 TONS 400 horse powor Robers
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow
turday November at IL o'clock First cabin saloon
staerooms, S; do do mids zip do SIS; second cabin, $50
third class, $2-stewards fees included. Apply to
J MeSYNOI. Is Bro ,dway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company inten starting their favorts steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City OF Glasgow.. saturday, Oct g.
City OF Manchester. Saturday, Nov. s.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow. Wednesday, Sept IA.
City Of Manchester. Wednesday. Oct. IL
Saloon $50 $685. and $50 according to state rccms)
limited number of third class passengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
Parties wishing to bring their e ads obtain certf
Gates of and drafts the Bank of iceland
Of Ell sterling and upwards Handb BIO had at the Of
fee Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

CECoND HAND PIANOs-A GREAT VARIETY, FROM
- best Makers at bargains from $40 TO $50
20 new At HORACE WATERS great piano aad mslodso0
establishment.
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MUSICAL.

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AN ITALIAN LADY, A WELL KNOWN PROFESSOR
pss highest order and spssEinr ~
snging in English well in Italian wishes 70 obtsp
situation o. hrs soprano In church Address First Chura&
Soprano. Herald ofaes,
M smiths Of Boston has been used but few times viii
be sold at bargain Please address r. G. Herald ofoa
NEW MUsIC.--"gHE PRIMA DONNA vALSE," Al
IN played by Julien, the only edition whore the coda
printed as played by this great artist 80 cents The Nsw
SPIRITS words by James smmonds, muic by Thomas b.
ker, % cents Give me Kiss" by tho same author ssl
% pdppss Tnshsp FS esosS ting
happy now, dear mother Row the Boat" and KatyS
bert Co.'s pianos, S. d. H. W. Smiths melo deons anA
Martins guitars
NOTICE TO THE PossEsseRs OF PIANOS OUT or
tuneThe undersgned in his capacity Of piano tuner
rely his prOmptitude and experienced. Apply q 4
Bowery GUSTAV. SCHwARGMANNER
DIANOFoRTE FOR sALE.-A SIX AND THREE
quarter octave pianoforte nearly lew n aoSA
order will be sold low Apply at IS Blocker street.
DIANoFoRTEs, HARPs.-PERsoNs ABOUT PuK-
Of pianofores and harps pianos have
all been selected with from the che
win DO sold with unlimited Our assort.
ment of harps from London makers established reputs
is enriched with the superior instruments Of Messrs L.
LOWS Co., for which are the exclusive We
would invite TO them the particular attention Of admirers
the harp for besides being in pcrctnes
hitherto been asked Price
to part Of the Union on application the 10
CECoND HAND PIANOs-A GREAT VARIETY rRoW
HORACE great piano al
sstablishment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Doors SHOES AND RUBBERs, By TUE CASE OF
~ doan for cash. II 10 surprising what 4rerenc
made between cash and creds fer tbsss goods We
refer ali cash buyers TO A. D. GALE 92S stree.
sos Q practical illpstrA of this guesfiop - 49,
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- DAaUERRMOTYPns.

WARY 4 PERKINS DAGURRRKOrYPKs TAKEN
HAskst sQuaes MyAnAAbs QA
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~JS~t0>~%
~ Pups Italian grcyhounds, Nswfoundlaads
watch dogs, SCOTCH sad Eassh tsuisr broken poates
wSics ssSscs ssrusS q TIl.oa. ~ staikA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

a the sale Of white oxide Of zino by the
Pennsy lvana and ehigh Zinc Company,
for the and would invite the particular
tenon Of tho trade it's evident superiority others
American and its most successful competition
with the best of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
upon always obtaining desired this paint which
uniform whteness rrces and terms arranged the most
liberal footing. JAMES T. LEWIS Co.. ~ Water street,
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MI poRTADLE GRIN DING AMID BoIr.

" ing Merchant Mll.This valuable invention combi-
nns tie whole o. manufacturing -four in
tim, exhibited at the Harlem Railroad depot room
No o. entrance White street. BY this simple invention
sC00 to $1,000 worth of machinery avoided which, under
the ordinary Of -four would DO and
indipensay required In addition to this economy Of capt
tai and machinery there large saving of power This
mill is applicable to power from four horse
other desired They can be furnished for 500 all complete
ready start thereby merchant milling being brought with
in the ability of almost every We invite persons
milling who wish to enter into speculation, to call and
this genous invention in operation, which promises
he bsnsncia to the community State and county rights
Of tie Eastern and of the Southern States
New York Penn syvnnia Delaware and New Jersey
fered for sale for limited time.
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ITEMEL POwDER-TO CURE THE DISEASES OF
dcgs hydrophoba letter. scab asthma eye and dis
eases good for puppies suder seventy
apothscary 80 Daupne street Only depot in New York
for the United States, at JOSEPH COOPERS, go Broad
way. Price Of each bundle % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

CEWING MACHINES GROVER, BAKER CO.
Truth will prevaiThis machine isnow justly the
other patent Offices "a Chambers street. New York;
market square, Boston; ~ South Fourth street.
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LIQUORS. GO.

DRANDIES, WINES, GIN SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
ID Scotch rish and Monongahela whiskey oordials
syrups &C., from bonded warehouse store n
Quantities to suit wholesale and retail buyers twenty per
Broome street, Masonic Temple.
CHoICE OLD BOTTLED WINES AND SPIRITS, FOR
families and medicinal purposes consisting Of old Lon
dial GIN Schnapps Scotch and Irish whskey fine and very
old Port wine, sherry Madeira clare champagne &C. for
sale cheap by the bottle tho gallon by g. r. LErH
BRIDGE, IS and So Fulton street.
rHAMPAGNE AND SEGARS.-5N Baskets or ALL
~ the leat brands Of champagne 5000 Of various favo
rite brands of HavaI 10000 German do 1T from
Is 20 40 cent under tho usual prices for sae in quantities
to suit, by G. r. LE1BRDGE, 80 and IS Fulton street.
JJEIDsIECK CHAS. HEIDSIECR, MUMMS CABINET
and verzenay, sebeder and other very payne
carc wines brandics wines, whskey GIN ale
porter &C. 10 bottles Of superior qualities and price,
Below any other house. by WIN H. UNDERBlI. CORNER .,
Crosby streets.
I GINOCcUIo, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE PENAL
Rio scgnr takes this method informing tao pub
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECoND LINE.-THE Fol-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th, and New York
the LIST Of each month";
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DIANOFoRTE FOR sALE.-A SIX AND THREE
quarter octave rosewood panoforte in gosA
order will be sold low. Apply at IS Blocker street.
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NOTICE TO THE P0ssEsseRS OF PIANOS OUT or
tuneThe undersigned, in his capacity Of piano tunss
offers his services TO those who require them They
rely ON his prompttude and experience Apply -
Bowery. GUSTAV. SCHWARGMANNER
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A POLIO ROOMS, A0 BROADWAY-SUNDAY. OCT.
n Fifth grand
SACRED CONCERT
THE NEW YORK SAENGERBUND.
PROGRAMME.

l. Overture to La Gazza Ladra". Rosksf
2 +" Sea Calm" by the Orchestra and Chorus CON
sisting of three hundred performers :. Ffsohse
3. "Sabincn Laendler,' composed and performed
on the Comets Piston by Herr Hir,ch-
a. "Maerznacht' us..... q K,auAr~.
Finale, from the Opera, The Buguenots Meyorboee
FARTH.
Juben-Overture. ..................C. NJ " Weber
7. Solo-violn Fantasia BrlliAnte, executed by
8. Anegretto scherzando, from the symphony in
F.................. Raathn~.~
Q. "Mareh of Liberty''- BY the Chorus and Or
oHeser". Stunn
Conductor. ................ Jules Unger.
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=
GREAT ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
Ladies Leaping Hurdles, Fences and Twelve Foot
Ditch, mounted o their full bred Hunters.
Mons Chiarns Horses will play the aad dance
the music.
The ladies and gentlemen will appear likewise in the
Chariot Races and all the other splendid novelties
Hipp drome
Two entertainments given daiay-acrnoon and evening"
Boxes, 90 ceats pit, cents dress CIRCLE 81 Colorsd
boxes, IS
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(iRYsTAL PALACE5HUNT RosKELL LATE
sths the Queen 1856 New Bond street, London-Repre
sented by Mr. G. Mogidye 7G9 Broaa way who begs
the attention Of the public their splendid the
British department OF the Crystal Palace.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF Records
sealea proposals. will be received this Office Mon
y os.oos5 - At l2a o'clock to regulate and
acnors 20 be had appca the Clark
'nc Department JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
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CORpORArTON UOTTCNg.

Corporation NoTICE..DEPARTHENr OF REPAIRs
eeved the Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies. No. City Hail. (basement) until Thursday No
vmber 1888 at ~ o'clock M. for the fitting up fur
nishng the U. s. Court Room In the new Court House,
street Also Tor the plldng OF house in Forty
g. The plans and Of the ured be
done and all information in regard Their to- be had al
the .ee ofte of Public Bull iags No n
Ludlow street The estimates to be opened according TO the
tho int rest of the Corporation. -
BAkTHOLOAEW b. PURDY. Com. Of Rem and Snn
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I,oR JACKSONVILLE AND PILATKA, FLORIDA,
via Daren Brunswick and St Mary's carrying the Uni
ted States mail The steamers ST. JOHNS Captain Jamol
Freedom; WELAKA, Capt. N Kin 3, and VIM CASTOR
day Saturday at O'clock for the above points
with the New York and Savannah steamships
These boats having unsurpassed accommodation pas
sepger and taking the inland route offer superior induce
ments uvads others visiting the South Through
either the above points and any further nfor
nation can DO obtained ON application to
8. L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
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NOR CHARLESTON.-NEW YORK AND SOUTHERN
steamship Company Weekly line The double cine steam
ship benjamin Franklin s. Adkins commander, will receive
freight ut berth pier No H. East River Tuesday Oct
25 sail Friday Oct & at o'clock r. NJ For freight
apply at the Office where all bills of ang will DO
signed E. LINCOLN co, No 4s South street Freight
Charleston Mes rs s. and T q. Budd. Through tickets
TO Florida foows:To Jacksonville, SIS Pilatka 800
The steamship william Penn will succeed, and sail Fri
dav L.
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GRAND PHILANTHROPY CONCERT IN AID or
" the Ole Bull Colony-0LE BULL who is in New Yorf
trying to fragments of the fortune
for the establishment of colony for hi, and a
which they have been derauded learns through bis friends
from the that these actually
food for themselves and their families beg
therefore, that he will grand York aud
another in Philadelphia in aid of the suffering ooonisS
The concert will be given and the
soon as the necessary arrangements made
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E w. .BaTgN ROUGE, La, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1863.
CITY BOOKBINDERY,
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGE, La

ST7HIS establishment is now prepared to
4 do all kinds of Bookbindlng and
Biankbook manufacturing, in the very neat
est style, and expedhien. 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 prQ9pt
worltasI That want is now supplied.and
our c,sebmers at Clinton, Jackson, Por!
Hudson, Bayou Sara, plaquemine and
Donaldsouvilie, can send in their work
with the assurance that 1t will meet with
prompt attention.
Periodical Lar Books, Miscellaneous
works Magazines, Newspapers, bound to or
der; Scrap Books, Portfolios &c. &c. made
to any patiern. GEORGE A. PIKE.
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4mAsONlC.

#NtN SfIN TT.
ST. JAMESdODGE No. 47--corlec OF
- I.evec asEChurch streets. Stated fsest-
ings. first SatHAay night in every mhnEh
Washington Royal Ar,h hapter 10. ..
first Monday night in every month.
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YEAST POWDERS.

JNRON Cincinnat:-per steamsr Inba--
/ % barrels Flour; 10 Tiefces 5. 4 :.
Hams. For sale by S. y. HART X co
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+. McKITRICK.
Arc n / FL ct X. Ru It'd a ,

IS now prepared to take all contracts in
J. his line OF business and will execute
with neatness and despatch
N. B. All kinds OF job Work attended
to. Plans and specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop Oh Main ST., between Florida and
Conventicn StreetA
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L. SaMAIL COACH.

u. So MAIL CpAHl. -
T,ROM B,f6N RoueE to Cs.fMoH ,Ta
L. JAcxsoN, will run At-cretly, as follows;
leaving Baton Rouge, Saniags, I'es@fgs,
aal Fsidays, at ) o,clocE \. NJ, ant ar.l-
vim. at Clinton, at o'cioco, ?. NJ, Leav--
ing Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, anu
Saturlays, at o'clock. ~. NJ, and AM
wing at Baton Rouge at 30 clock, + u.
RATES ~ cHARGrs.
From Baton Rouge to Jaelson, So 90.
do. Clinton 20.
The subscriber has taken sHat pains to
ft up a CoAcu worthy Of palronase, and
aopes to retain the patronage be Aas mere
tofore received. sss
0y Seats can be engaged at the l,arney
House, Baton Rouge, at the Post tap NE, IN
Jackson and at Cdrman hOtel.l IN Clinton
WILLIAM ELDER, Proprietor,
may 18th y.
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10. q. z.
nE OTTO LODGE No. 7, over II. I.
~ Wadiill's Drug Store, Church street.
Meets every Thursday night at o'clock.
Magnolia Encampment No. T., N .et4 =
and fourth Saturdays in eacn month, IN oid
Fellows Hall.
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Fer $tea llicf Eiiliiarc.
Steam Engines Il sugar N ills

Steam Engines Il sugar N ills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
THE subscribers are fitting up Fom
l. Steam-Engines, as follows s..
One Engine IL inches cylinder, #. stroke,
with Sugar.Mill Rollers it. long, rs in
diameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do ] I inches cylinder, 4 feet stroke,
with sugar-mill. Rollers it long, 26 in :
diameter.
One do 70 inches cylinder, 4 feet stroke,
with sugar-riill. Rollers 4 feet long, &c in !:
diameter.
One 10 inches cylinder engine 1-2, stroke,
suitable for a saw-mill or medium size
sugar mill.
We are now extending the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry, and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled to do all kind of
work in our line that may be confided to us.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. HILL & HENDERSON.
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HATS, H.ATS,,

VIZ D. PHILLIPS has just received per
W.. steamer Empire City from n. y
a splendid stock Of summer hats. consisting
OF Gents Superfine black and white Moles-
skins. white and black Cashmere. Leghorn
Panama. and Straw Hats of every descrip-
ton. and style, also large assortment OF
Youths, and Boys Hats Of all kinds; all
wanting articles in this line will find just
the thing they wish. mar. 29ly
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W. F. TUtNARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS stock of Buygies
Rockaways. Barouches, Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself and comprises
every variety. TO his already complete
assortment. ,e is daily making additions.
Persons VIII find it to their advantage, t.
call and examine his stock.
st w. r. TUNNARD,
Cnner of Church q Nam SIS
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Cape Girardeau Lime.

THIS superior lime can always be had
j fresh and in good order. 1t comes put
in -four barrels andsin point Of economy and
quslityi is unsurpassed.
i46 Barrels Just received per steamer
Crescent. lap. col JOSHUA BEAL.