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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-02
Succession Sale,

In the matter of the succession of Dr. Lorir
Very, deceased No. 1876 Probate Sixth
Judicial District Court Parish Of East Baton
Rouge. Louisiana
DY VIRTUE of a commission issued in
ID the above succession and 10 me dir
etted from the honorable Sixth Judicial
District Court, in ami for the Parish o.
East Baton Rouge and the State of Loui'i-
ana will expose al public sac on Friday
the dh day Of Non nexi,at II o'clock at the
late residence of Mr. J. c. Patterson near
Court House Square in the city Of
Baton Rouge. the persona property herein
after setiorth and described belonging to the
succession OF Lorin Very late Of said Parish
deceased:
One fine horse. saddle and bride.
One sulkey and barnes, a lot of medi-
cal books, silver watch.
One lot Of Office furniture, ard wearing
apparel,
Surgical instruments, &c, &c.
Terms OF saie--cAsH
oct 2lte II. V. BA8IN Sheriff
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In the mate OF succession OF JUSTIN PtlET
decreased No 33s Pfobate--Sixih Judi
cial District Court, Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana,
Df virtue Ola commission issued in the
ID above mentioned succession end 10 INC
directed from he hon Sixth Judicial Dis
triet Cont. in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rorge and state aforesaid
| will exrnse a' Public Sale, on Saturday
the 5fh day Of horwIber ney,. 1853 at II
o'clock. Al the late residence Of the
dee' ascd III he city Of Baton Rouge, the
per.oual property hereinafter set.torth aud
Inscribed, belonging 10 he above mentioned
succession Of Jtsrir Prrir, late OF said
Parih deceased, 10 wit: One stone monu-
nlen', one Sione Tomb, one Granite coffin.
one lot OF Gan'e. and a lot ef Goods con-
listing Of Gf6ceriea. Liquors, &c.
Terms of sale-.cAsu.
oct lots. n v phBIN. Sheriff.
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Xcnfe Dc Succession.

Dams l'aiiaue de la Succession de LoRrN
VERY. decede--No. 396. 'Preuvss'--Cour
du Sjxeue District Observation-Disclosures
d'Fs' Baton Rouge, lie.
IN VERTU dune commission lance dams
IL Ia susdlte succession ct h moi adressee
par l'hon la Cour du SixIeme District IT.
dlcaIre. dams ct pour Ia Paroisse d'Est Ba-
ion Rouge. ct Fiat de Ia Louisiana, J,exro-
serai en- ven'e pnbliqne, Tendrcd,, ic 4cm'
ne Nor'n'bts proclaim. 1883, ! / heutes d.
ma'ip. Ia dernere demeure de Madame J.
e. Patterson. pres lie PiIet de Ia rna;son de
Cour dams la vile de Baton Rouge Les
ptop'iele personnel ci-apres decrite Ell
NOMINEES, appartenant h la succession de Lo.
rin Very, reinforcement de cette Paroissc
decide, SAVIOR:
Tn chevel, se'le ct BRIDE;
Tn SuIkey ct harness;
Unc quentile de Medicines; -
Une quaniie de livres lie Medecin;
Une Montre d'Argent
t'ne arantite do meuble de Bureau ct hat
des; instrument de ehirnrgie.
Conditions de Ia Vente--Comptant.
oct2l.12is. II. V. BABlN. Sberif
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To Planters ag,.. others.

I WOULD beg leave TO call your a'fen-
L ti1n now, and at the opening OF the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
outstanding The heavy advance Of Dom
estes, aud eyety class OF negro wear, | arn
enabled to sell at low prices ] am now re-
criving and viii continue to receive week.
~ through the season fresh supplies Of No.
Goods Of This class, oil ask is call
rnnr pow w ID PUILLlPS.
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PROCLAMA1IONS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LDUlSiANA-Payish
f East Eafou .Rougg.

w JttfM StHtW AtOWGEs
TN OBEDIENCE 10 proclamation issued
i by his Excclency =. O. H6btr', Cow
einof OF the STATE 81 Louisiana. On e|ection
will be held in this Perish, tFsst baton
Koune.) on MoSrAy. rnt TIL phy or Nov
rNBtn NEXT. A. b. 1853. il being The frst
Monday Of tuid month for The u,Iof, Il
elocting ole Repre- sentative t. Coretets, 70
represent The third tonptestiora D.trie',
composed Of the Parishes Of Avtyelet Ca
taboua Carroll. Madison Ttntus tcfeofda,
St. Tamany, st. Helena. Li,irgsi,n Wash
ingio,,. Fast Felieiaus, West FelicaIa IT.
Coupee Last Rtion Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, ard lbe,vile.
I've Il, pieschtaiives 10 represent Tie
Parish Of East Baon Rotge, in The State
Legislature. One State Auditor. Ct Ibbhe
Accounts One State Treasurer. enc one
State Superintendent Of Public Education.
who shall hold their oiices for two yeere.
and until their succcssors arc duly installed
A Sheriff Recorder, Geek oi Couit,
Coroner md Assessor for said Parish.
Said election 10 he he'd a. follows, to vii
At the Court House of seid Parish. IN the
City Of Baton Ropes--mes:ded by Messrs
enty TonliBson. q. W. Christine aud J
w. Jones.
Al The house Of Mrs. +. Townsands In the
piaius--preslded by Nessrs. Henry G.
Young. s. w. Nexpor, and VIM. sowen.
Al the house 4 Dncily Ms Gleepwells,
tea, Sandy freek--lresided by Messis ].
r McCaa. James Cooper and Wm Kelly.
AZ the loiks of the ,oad, uea, lie h0ySe
RI II u. Hsrelson. fsq presided by Mes. 70
T. Winthrop Brown, Ahsoluu DIXON and
VIM J. Burnett, Commissioners.
Gg-The polls to be kept open frcm
O'Clock. a. NJ, until O'Clock ?. ~ Saii
election 10 be CONDUCTED aud returns to ne
made thereof, by said commissioners in oil
respects According to the provision OF the
Constitution and Laws, in such cases made
and provided
Given under my had Officially at
Baton Rouge. on this 2ist day Of
September, A. d., 1853.
sept22-td. NV BaBrN, Sheriff.
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Notice.
STATE OF LUJlSiANA-Parash

Of Eaa B0t0u Kouge.
IN PURSUANCE OF law, an election will
! be held in this Parisb, East Baton
Rouge) Oh Monday the 2lst day Of Noysm-
Der next, =. ~ 1853. il being the third Nom
day of said mor'll--tor the purpose Of elect
ing u Justice of the Peace. and n Constable
IN and 70, each Ward OF fsid Parish tof
East Baton Rogue) taid election t. be
presided by the Naid commissioners Of
each ward The POLLS 10 be kept open
from O'Clock, 4. N, until O'Clock. p ~.
said election TO he conducted and returns
10 ne m'ee by the commissioners thereof,
in oil respects according TO the provisions
Of The Constitution and laws III such cases
made and provided.
Given under my hani officially ut
Baton Rouge IN this 18th day Of
October, a. D.. 1853
octie'd. II. V. BABIT, Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Succession sale.
STATE OF LOtlSlANA.-Par

ash If E0st Button R0ngc.
In the matter Of the succession oi Jesse B.
McCnooKLiS. deceased M Sal. Probate,
Sixth Judicial District Court.
DY VIRTUE ola commission. Issued in
- the above succession. ann To me de
rected by the Hor. Sixth iuditlaI District
Court, in and for the Parish ol East baton
Rouge and state aforesaid II will expose
at Public sale on 1husday he 3rd doy Of
Nopembo next, al II o'clot X. A. NJ, at the
late residence Of the deceased, in the city
Of Baton Rouge; the personal property here
in after setforth and described belonging 10
the above mentioned succession OF Jesse
b. McCrocllin late of said Parish deceased
10 wit
One Horse and Mule colt,
A lot of Household and Kitchen furniture.
Terms Of sae--cnsh.
oct-2O-1Ot, II. Y. BABTN Sheriff
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Vente de Succession.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Po

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa.
roisse FEv Ba,on Rouge.
Dams fafIaire de la Succession de Jesse 3
MeCrocklin, decedd.--No 34l, "Preuves,n
Cout du six,eme District Jplieaire.
I'm VfRTU dune commission lance dams
IL la susdite succession et moi adressee
par Pllon Ia cour du sixieme district Judi
claire. dams ct rour Ia difc Paroisse d'Ett
Baton Rouge ct Eist de Ia Louisiana, J'ex6-
poserai en- vente pub!ique Jeudi, ic 3D,e your
De Noum,tre pyohain, 1853, a u heu'es du
matin, Ia dcrniere deneuredu dit defnut.
dams 10 vile do Baton Rouge, Les propri-
etc personnel ci.apres d6crite Ell NOMINEES
appar'enont Ia succession de Jesse D. Nc
Crofklin, reinforcement de ce,te Paroisse
DECIDE, savoir:
Une Junent ct son suivnnt I'm mulet.
Une quantte 10 meuble ct MENACE de
cuisine. Conditions de Ia Vente--compfant
oct2O-l lfs. II. II. BABIN. Sheriff
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~ VIZ ave authorized TO snnonnc'
sAML. SkOLFIELD, the present incun
bent. as n andldaie for reelection 10 IL,
rDirn OF Pnrlah kecnrler.
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ny You ars auhorized To announcs
GED0E V 1RUDEAU, as candid'ts
for ihc office of Parish herorder Election
in November. MANY FRIENDS
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uOI,TICE


STATE OF LOUISJANh--Parish
of East Baton Rouge--Sixth judicial
District Court.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from the Hon
ID WuLtAM Is ROBERTSON, Judge OF the
Sixth Judicial District, OF the state o. Loui-
siana.
Notice is hereby given to oil whom i.
NAV concern, That special conri will be
ned at the Cont House. IN nrd for said Psr.
i.h of Fast Baton Rouge. by the aioiessid
frdgp, on MoSpAy rut 1dtHJA or Nov
rNerR mex, 4 d. 1859, being the second
Monday Of taiJ month TO Transact al he
siuess--civil ard criminal ard IN ',y oil
cases 80 II The term were a regular tenn Of
raid Court with .lmy).
Given unde, my har ~ Meially OF
Baton Honge, on itissSth day Of
October, 4. u 1859.
r. V. BtBlN. Sheriff
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Blankets.

THE subscriber has just received from
Il New York 80 heavy grey nearo
blankets, 100 white French do; 90 fine
bed do: also crib and saddle do.
srptls w. y. PHILLIPS.
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1--WE ar, authorized to announce J,
SfBLEY STUART as u candidate for tn
Office of Assessor OF this Parish.
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VI. PIERCE, as a candidate for Assessor G
this Parish
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nvWe are authorized TO auponnce +
r. SANS. rs q candidate for Justice 81 The
Peace for Ward No. /. Election 2lst No
venber 1859.
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THE PEOPLE.

~ We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO, the present incun
bent, as candidate 70 reelection. 70 the
Office of Clerk Of the sixth Judcal District
Court
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CIOaks, MaDiiiias x Talmas.

VIZ d. PHILLIPS has Just opened his
w fail stock OF the above goods, ron
sis'ing Of plain and embroidered silk and
cloth talmas; silk, satin and velvet mantll-
las; cloth. velvet, ard satin cloak; rich fig
ured mantllas and talmas a Ia ostrich.
sppj6
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Eprron Courr.--Pleos- announce II. V.
BiBtN. Esq. til, present incumbent. as 9
can1idate Tor recollection TO the office ol
suentrr Election 10 be held on the h'sl
Monday in November,
THE PEOPLE.
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CAM DID AT Il ..

wWe are authorised to announce
SHAS. J.. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
or the Office Of State Treasurer.
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GIVE are authorized 70 announce a
" BELL. n, y candidate for Justice oi 'h'
Peace for Ward No I. Election 2lst No.
vendor, 1853.
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p. CAPDt.VlELLE.,
SUCCESSOR TO +. NFYREY.
Laurel Strect, bct7cccn Lajuyctte &
IHiyH. Bdf11 R1lre. In.


NFDRMS his numerous customers, tllat
fore. he has Just received an assortment Of
fine good --consi,ti' e Of Ladies French
Corseis. linen hardecrchieiF, finr cotton
stoc nce, black lace vets, bridal wreaths.
black and white bobinett. swiss edgirga &
inserilngs, lackoneit do inscr'nes. cotto,'
and linen laces. back SIX do, black velvet
trimming, silk aud cotton do, pain and
figured r,bhony. back flct gloves, white G.
co!ored six do. = large assortrucft Of per
luucfy al kuds ol combs and brn,hes--
pocket knives AMI scissors. Wade 4 Buiche,
razors. tnr porte monies arcnrdeons Sc
All .; winch he offers at moderate prices
J.
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1--WE are authorized to announce Mai
A. NJ. DUNN IA a candidate for the LIE.
gislatnre. Election in November next.
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Administrators Notice.

4 IL PERSONS having claims against the
n Estate Of the late l.. VERY. viii
please present them Perso ns indebted 10
the estate will cali and make payment, HAT
the succession may be closed.
DC, % lot. F b SANS, Adtof.
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IT, We are authorized to annrtnee
CHARLES l. HALL Itsqr., "a ran'i-
d1,, for Ililj,, Of tho HtacG, Ia the 2ui
Ward OF the Corporation
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CLOTHING, SC.
C.. a. LIONS
FURNISHING STORE.

l. afaYctte street.
\ IL The Clothing in this establishment is
~ made 10 ordcr----of FRESH MITE.
INNS AND FASHIONdBLE PIT.
TERMS, OF this fact the public may feel
satisfied. II il an economy to buy sucl
goods, IN preference to slor shop work vend
ed at what are wrongly denom'nnted "Chfal
stores" The stock now on hand consists
in complete assortment OF Spring and
Summer Clothing To which Is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful
ty~Grnloiuen are invited to call and ex.
amino for themselves
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Millinery Goods,
Cnlogn,e Wafer.

DerFuNscry.-A large assortment u
] French, English, German and Amer.
can Perttmery, will constantly be kept for
sale at the drug store Of WIN BOGEL.
feb-13-tE Lafayette IT.
n. B-C"lo-ne Water OF all qualities
viii be sold, 10 suit customers.
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HAYl HAY loo bales choice Hay
Il on hand and fof sale by
oct Bird. iosHrA BrAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

ITO BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF FURNITURE-THE
sbcrbers desire to invite the attention Of buyers q
furniture shippers hotel propreor families and trade
throughout the country to their extensive furn
ure warehouse repets with every description Of parlor
hall library chamber, dining and oce in
rosewood mahogany black walnut and oak enameied cot
sge furniture suite iron furniture Of evory descriptions
Walkers patent sclfrockng cradles &C. So tho mosS
rea crso,er from upwards Of hundred Of the best
ostahted in this State SALE ready
delivery, made to order commission prices
apprcachahle by any other than commission
city elsewhere Our believed mere
extensive, and the style quality and variety of sssor
Of furniture desirable and comprehensive than
that any other commission house this state Buysss
furniture Of whatever grade fall therefore,
their interest by examination of STOCK and
paon OF prices with hoae OF other houses before
ing their purchases Heads OF families may aurody find
with nducemcnt for crossing te ferry
therefore in soliciting visit from such
refurnshng In whole part during the and
proachng Purchases will be delivered any para
Of the cities Of New York Brooklyn williamsburg
OF Furniture for shipping carefully packed
moderate oharses and promptly forwarded. AuMBEsr
rltoa street, CORNER Of Orange street, Brooklyn LII
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REMOVALS..

DEM0vALi REM0VALl-THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
~ to get Bargans-The subscriber having been disap
pointed in getting into bis store will continue his sales
week longer and in order to satisfy the crowds Of ladies'
who have from all parts of the city FOR the last few
days, he has made further reduction twenty-five per
cent on his whole stock black silks invoced at los, 2s
and los yard, will be sold 5s. Ia aud l0s
spring bro esde and ehsnessble invoccd ss ~ ard 6
sold nc Dr. Gd Is 3D. and s. I'd. striped and plaid do Is
and b. New spring dress goods OF the newest styles and
patcrns at half the cost ofmportaton sold on account
OF the tghtness in the money market Prints ginEhams
linens. damask cloths sprng shaws Of the latest
Grape do worth S. S2 $50 and 500 viii be sold ut - ~
and S2 Ladies' viii do we'll to call aoon all must be sold
in few day Stages and rail pass the door Goods
sent free GEORGE KEYS, $40 Eighth avenue, between
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets.
@ BABCOCK, DENTIST, FORMERLY WITH T.. BAR
Os low will removo the first Of May to NO. Union
place. corner Of Fourteenth street.
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t1S ONLY FOR HoMEsTEAD.-loo FARMS

WIh WILL FOh HOMESTEAD-lW FARMS
plC worth $4,000, and $500 building lots, BIO dstri-
buted 800 subscribers Over 800 already
engaged Many of the lots these have
from 200 to 400 cent advance the price which
these are now Sold showing that the purchase will
good Investment and the in the pro-
pery will be from FIVE to ten times the price,
great the call for shares in the Lakeland building
and farms distributed on the st Of January and 18th e
my ONCE literally crowded with disappointed
by whose earnest solicitations have been
out another plot adjoining the last and westerly
the Long Island Railroad to the water station
into 900 shares at S5 each and consist OF 700 building
hundred feet two farms of twenty
two OF ten each six OF five each Of
each and eghtye smaller Distributed
four building lots twenty-five by hundred feet lying
gcther farm of from two to twenty The shares
limited at Sl5 payable Ave dollars when subscribed
veidollars before the day distribution
balance in montyp instalmcnts of two dollars and half
The village of Lakeland where these
short distance south Of the celebrated Lake Ronkonkom
the beauty and romantic appearance of which praised By
all who visit it, Here may already be the best EVIL
dence that can be desired that Lakeland and Hermanvo
will shortly become choice places Long Island long known
The garden spot' Of America. About $50 farms and
nearly 1900 village lots have been sold within short time:
houses have been built and others being erected
their nerpreng purchasers Mechanics selecting sitoa
for business which, from the to Now York. they
with equal profit having their families with Them
enormous rents The farms which selling az from
so to $50 of the general character
soil with those under cultivation which be
chased for SO aud land the north and south
per by purchasing farm here, fortune
made by ordinary prudence and economy few farms Of
and 10 each LETT and may he had IL applied
soon, AZ from ~ to $W per acre For farm share
pamphlets with large number OF purchasers
be had ne reference.
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GAS FIXTURES.

LTRENCH GAS FIXTURES AND MEeHANICALL LAMPS.
New patterns just rec ved, made expressly for this
country ftted mp warranted Paris bronzes CLOCKS
candabrns biscuit China and pche MAN glass ware. The
French oil seed ~ oh than
H. DARDONyILLE, AS BrVAAWAY.
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ITO HOUSE FURNISHERS-WANTED ABOUT SIX
hundred dollars worth of furniture, carpets &c., fog
which security will be given, and payment made In monthly
instalments Address Housekccper, Herald Office
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HONIRSTEADS.

DETERSvILLE HOMESTEAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Of persons of small means, finding impossible
the exorbtant rates being asked for
and houses in this city and believing such
reside in small attic damp easements in
place in this city, endangerng the Of themselves ala
Railroad the town Of New Rochelle which they intend
lay out into village plots.
Tho land contains many Of the most beautfu1
building sites in the State Tho scenery the
mantle oharacter-h and dale-whch naturally
sure the health and pleasure those who settle there
Upon this property several houses barns which,
they consider the monied established
for the benefit of workingmen should have prepondsr-
which be the property they have deter
mined shall not be offered for sale but that each membe
shall have equal chance draw Of the houses with
ont any extra charge whatever.
Public meetings will be held every Monday seang, at
O'Clock Mt American Hail. Of Broadway Grand
street Articles Of Association and ha1
gratis Of either of the officers
Il A. POTTER, President No. 2 Hanover street.
w. II. HoyT, Secretary, No. 80 Ninth avenue.
p N. GELATLEy Recording Secretary
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE wANTED.-sI, 900 TO 81, 800 IN VALUE
ofhousehold furniture wanted principally parors and
bedroom Of good quality in exchange for real estate In th
city, at cash yeluston Apply 1t No. ia West Twenty
sec Mt NJ
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LruRNITURE-TuE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
Mt his large third door from Pine street. At
manufacturer prices extensive assortment OF rich and
medium qua ty furniture. TUNIS M0RRELL, 102 Broad
way n. B.-Furnture boxed and shipped In the best
m
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ITO SMALL cAPITALIsTS-TO LET, WITH POSSES.
sion LIST Of April for term Of years. old established
hotel pleasantly situated six miles from the city
now doing good business containing fifteen rooms with
barn. sheds ice house. garden and six Of productive
land stock and furniture to be taken upon
Apply at ,ll5 broadway, near Thirty third street.
Two LARGE BOARDING HOUSES, WELL FUR
nished and doing good business had on lease
and furniture for sale, by applying soon to
BILLING TUCKER, $50 Broadway.
WORKSHOPS TO LET.-SHOPS SUITABLE FOR
w jewellers silversmiths other mechanical
situated below Canal street Broadway For
particulars apply at 2O Broadway No a. up stairs
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NOTICE. THE NEW YORK AND LIvERPooG
II. 4SSSmps.y No e W.i sy o. II.
ssosi M y sss sss On:
s @ chosen % ''' ia''''''
sai q sss :ss:
Of III ssi ss. Of ~ 9' o
ne IL
@ % sST TS
rectors to act inspectors at the next succeeding election
the polls to be opened ut L. and continue until o'clock
Votes BY proxy to be admitted the power be Legally
The election directors Of this company not hAv
sn' Wit b
' ana p''' n''' avs YoTLE Secretary,
NORTH CAROLINA Blk PER CENT STATE BoNp9
s ss,Is P1SpSssls VII y
the SureSa.s Of $4,000 bonds issued ~ 4. ssss.
North Carolina
viii thirty years They viii coupon: :s.eSss ed
viii ssys Oh. Ban.
shsn MADE payable : 4. IT.
They issued under the authority q Oh. Los.l..u.:
by the State in tho said railroad and The a{
dends from said Stock are expressly pledged for thes
Those bonds BY express enactment, exempted hs3
Hss ~ s:ss
S 's :.
and David T.ss: A' ssaa': may a.: :
the Of their bids Ssposs in bank the aaoass
s TIM pY r q. sn b Il: s ss ~
OF in the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh ksrsS
Public Treasurer ofthe State oi NORTH Csroiisa.
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nENTISTRY.-WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
- order dentist Dry goods groceries, furniture &c
ether trade taken for it, Apply at MILLETS Music Saloea
800 broadway.
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HORSES CARRIAGES, Ssc.

GARRIAGES.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
~ opened their carriage warehouse, with entire
stock of oil kinds Of carriages suitable for city
southern which the attention of purchasers and
crs Is respectfully invited MAJOR THOMPSON & CO,
n and 20 Wooster street Canal Major Thompson
In mi Clameuip
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ITO IMPORTERs.-FOR SALE BRICK HOUSE AND
j lot in Summit street, South Brooklyn, three stories
and basement marble nantes crates and throughout
bath kitchen water works court yard iron
in LIQUORS and wines Address A. X IRWIN, box o2 Post
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no LET-A STABLE IN THE IMMEDIATE NEIGH
i borhood of Washington square, with accommodates
for fifteen horses Apply to E. L. Thompson, Ito East