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Certificate Of Capt. IFttitans B,ot0n, Of RE
Iaachoat Porpotss. .--

have used the Brdgewater Paint, for which
Messrs. G. c. Robert y Co, are agents, on the
hurricane deck Of the towboat "Porpoise. =
The paint has been on about three months, and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon 1t has
had no effect whatever. In about four weeks it
became perfect slate, and am satisfied OF its
possessing all the qualities necessary to insure it
certain protection against the etFests of sparks
and cinders- | confidently recommend the
Bridgewater paint Tor the purpose set forth in
the Agents circular. VIM Brown.
New Orleans, Feb. q, 1852.
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JOHN A. TROUSDALE,
DENTAL SURG EO N
PATTERSONVILLE La

g. Returns thanks for the patron
lffsY age heretofore bestowed upon him
1L1Dand takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' and gentlemen of St. Mary, and the
public IN general that he has now located him
self permanently in Pattersonville, for the pur-
pose of pursuing his profession as Dentist, in
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging, extracting. inserting Teeth on pivots,
and from one to an entire set on plate.
All operations performed in durable and skill
ful manner Families visited when desired.
NB-Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and Jew
elry made to order
Pattersouville April 10, 1852
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Certificate of the 1Ia,mgcrs and Ageuts Of
Lomisiana Dry Dock Company.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt. Thomasson. of the Magnolia, and
Capt. Brown OF the Parpoise. We cheerfully
HUGHES, FALLETT u Thomas. L. d. d.
J. 2. WHITNEY Il Co, Agents
New Orleans, Feb 4, 1852.
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[Picayuns.

70 Diamonds, it seems, have at
length been found in California, and
valuable ones, if we Judge from the
accounts of the San Francisco papers.
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Arttfctak Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth TO a full set with a spring on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able 20 boast Of any neac discoveries
he does not expect the patronage OF the most Gre
dulous, but is willing to conhne his practice TO
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
~ Plantations visited when required
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonyi!le July 10, 1852. If
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PROFESSIONAL.


AL. TUCKER, 81 M'GTLL.
TUCKER u McGILL, attorneys and
l. CoumSellors at Larc, will practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes of the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
Co Office on Main street, next to the Post
Office, Franklin. 80.
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JOHN B. LEA.
A. F. McLAIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,

FA-i-N LI-N, III
Co., Still continues the practice OF
fTSs his profession Dentist in all
oIIfTnp the branches pertaining to the
art, at the same place which he has occupied for
some time past, on Main street, next door to Mrs.
ReGuerand's dress-making establishment.
All operations the Teeth performed skill
fully and with the utmost care.
70 Persons in the country requiring dental
aid can secure his services by dropping note at
his office or by post.
Franklin Anril 3 1S52
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Certificate Of Capt. ST. CkQt TIomasSoa
- IL lTyov7ny;,

Of the steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passengcr steamer " Magnolia, under my com
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, l cheeriully
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, in
my judgment to any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be a certain protection
against the effects of sparks and einders. | has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. C.. THoMAssoN.
New Orleans, Dee. ?. 1851
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z. NJ. McMILLAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Willow street, opposite the residence
of Thomas Maskell, Esq.
Gy- He will also attend to all business con-
fided to him as NOTARY PUBLIC tn aay part
Of the parish Of st. Nary.
Franklin, Nov s, 1851.
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The attention of the public is particularly di-
rected to the following recommendations of some
of our most prominent and extensive commercial
firms, The interest Of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is so clearly identified with that Of the
planter, that it would be superluoos to moro
than point to the annexed con1mendation:
We, the Undersigned Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, do cheerfully recommend
the Bridgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
in the Agents Circular; and believe we are,
serving the interests Of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
qualities. #
t WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co.
PAYNE Il HARRISON. ..
W4TT IL DEsAULLEs
GEo. M. PINeKARD & Co. 81.
s+ HILL, MCLEAN Il Co. -gs
WARD & JONAS.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL q Co. '-.-+
M. GREENWOOD Il CO.. Et-s
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Carts, Wagons, Wheel-BarroWs. &c.

-. Theundersigned agent for Bus
N by 81 Little, Of Wheeling, Ya)
60 viii receive, as soon as navigation
is practicable, an assortment of plantation Carts,
Wagons, WheeE-Barrows, and other articles of
their manufacture. Orders sIe respectfully SO
licited, and viii be promptly attended to-
JOHN BARNARD
Jeanneretts, Sept. 25, 1852.
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DENTISTRY.

sc>. The undersigned respectfully re-
lsfSSssz news the tender of his professlona
9IITYYn services in the line Of d E "
II L 6 II z Y
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PlOughS! PlOughS !!

attersonviIle. April 10. 1859.
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SUPERIOR PUMPS.

New-Iberia, Sept. II, 1S52.-6m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Tlere wes a meeting Of the Common Council at the
Lyoeum last eveuDg-Ald Marine presiding; Among
other items Of business the Board authorized Committee
10 examine the entire transactions OF the Board Of Nater
Ccurissio1ers. and report the same 70 the Board
reward ef zoo offered for the detection Of the pers0n
OF rersons who The hose during the fire saturday
InGTIng The usual Gppfop naiion Of 300 wa. made =
tie Fi.e DEPARTMENT willows ard Orphan Fnnd An
aLyersemsn ordered FOR polosab for The erection
Il h01se Tor Hook and Ladder No ]; ana II wss a.
reteJ tbst tls,c for he Rzenp: Fremsns Certificate
he engraved A number Of Members u Hoe Company
No we're electsd. 4 Special Committee Of eleven
TIE tooks Of the city The Committee oOnsiss Of Alder
Ioen Rspt4lyes Edge Lyon Hin, Slater Cleveland.
Nflfr Tsrrs Brewer WhiilOck md White. Al1 Marine
vs. tldtd The ot5ec, II 20 large Committee il -
sustain her si0n necessary In sis Of veto from the
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fAdy srtisement

rsx. GLrAsoNs will is sixth Volume and
vastly improved in all repee with asaserb ne" head
and dre throughout and will be printed on the hnes
rsrer proprietor Of the Pictorial" has purchased the en-
New-York Illustrated News aud has
sred Thai ourn Pictorial" the public will reap the sd
vantage Of Of the strength OF the two
the artistic and literary deprtmsn,s Tbs sane brit
liant contributors artists will bs engaged "oea,ns
Pcorsls heretofore large addition also made 20 thu
eerp. both number This liberal srrsasemsnts
bsys will enable the proprietor 20 pro
aucs by the illustrated journal yet Published and mneh
the The columns OF n.
Pictorial will be beuaed by all that peess aud
and m literary ceprtnen Will faiy sas
t-in the hsh equation Il hss 90 long enjoyed.
Published every Saturday By GLEASON corner OF fremont am
Boston, Mas and French corner OF NASSAU sha
Spruce sis. kew-YorK. Agent 49,. a,
PcToRIA the 1884 Will 70 main
retofor One subscriber 81 sabscrbers
four subscribers year W eight suOeroes one
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W1LLf4.MsBURGR ITEMS

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IhI rERHAM uifi 0OHEITfsH

Al aiaa lfi aleiias ID ias 4.iiiila W4s ball ssl
esasins ~ hafFasaaf iisiuil, b. hlabam ~ ga
,taii, aad AZ. Beatty afiiaE ssasatarT. tho sab
temAiiis. ~hu obligated fia iat n'1aiag ~ 10
tti,e iha ftihhm ts net I'd iiaf they iAfifmai
ty soehstl ai dc JTaeiv saali nst b. legally PLACED
d. he hands "i cub tpHnffso bat that 10 must b. ~
,eiftd ~ The eDffr CDal.iee resolution atePt
Cd APPOINTING The Chairman AID Secretary jl nlitse D.
oonsu counsel % The proper method H. be pursued by
lie Committee io uih the duties II their appointment
Mr. Perhhm stated that there about 5000 tickets
remaining uns0ld The meeting adjourned for ono
week Of which time official report will b. submitted.
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wrsttietst prsrfsts-vs u,s irrarnss nat re la;s
srsor {; ftlt4 sflt .tosl'sg amp. fSr " T.os ~
,,irstd 70 eat q Is iA-irer. .iooo' . saet (. ha
rr.na e.tirtn sd an asiiforal $500 % s.eh o. asn
\ n ia S. BE ssen.ors VIZ - iHiiuactioa Eon Sin
y L. s taerss,e al . land sacre... or bensYosn ~
rss ans rsnsni % eir hsirs VIZ .he same iiuacton
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yorsa wFys hfs1cRAtic 'gsts Ssr' cos
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nv Y5rn- Sc, nsroocra.i. fstsbF 81 ttre5si 1r'
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seeea, c1rrtss -ne rs.ey = srsst f9fn 2. = -.f
Yst r-N s-nsry election BE- BED % rk1rsfAy ne i'i
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TILE cARS0N CASE

This Committee was adjourned till yesterday at PM
Alderman Barker alone appeared-at 20. He stated
that Mr. McConkey had informed him that probably he
world not be able to attend Therefore the Committee
was readourned till Thursday at Pm. AID: Barker
complained also Of the inaccurate report of this case
which was published in The Times.
We may state that Aid. McConkey was in Nassau 81.
a3PM. 1t is evident that this case will eventually be
concluded.
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NrW-yoRK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Tie New York Historical Society held its regular
monthly meeting at the New York Unworthy last evening
There Yves a large attendance of membership. Lather
Bradsh President in the Chair Upon motion, the reading
The minutes of the last meeting was postponed The III
baan made report of the donations and additions to the
library. An unusually large number Of nominations Tor
Membership made. and had the customary reference
TO fhe Executive Committee Prosper N. Wemore moved
the appontment Of committee Of q TO make arrangements
for The Celebration Of the ieh anniversary OF the Society
In November next, which motion was carried and the fol
lowing gentlemen named in addition TO the officers Of the
Society and other members Of the Executive Committee
PrOsIer NJ Wetmore Judge Campbell. George Bancroft,
T. K Winthrop. Rev DIR. Adams, Luther X. Marsh.
Mr. Bdwell read extract from letter which he had
received from Mr. Williams, missionary at Shanghai
The urnc al matter Of interest Ia the communication was
he PROCLAMATION Of the rebels. in which they say their
object il to overthrow the Tartar invaders and secure
peace and prosperity 10 the country.
The busnes ofpurchasng tie proposed site for the new
building next brought up Mr. Benedict thought the
matter should be pressed only four days presumption
rigt remain 10 the Society and should they not decide
uton the purchase in that time II would be sold Tor the
erection u Hebrew synagogue. AS an inducenent 70
the purchase Of this site the gentlemen OF tho negborhon
have contributed $1,000 toward tho price islO3OOl he
moved that the Committee be nsiruced 20 make the pur
thsss without delny His motion was carried, and the
Committee 30 Instructed.
Tbs President regretted the absence OF Jndgo Edmonds
who wa 10 have read The pepper Of the evening. .
gentleman remarked that he shw the Judge "a boston
stDTi time sRO. .
The President replied nevertheless bad be been present
10 ,ssd the paper Il wond ph have been 90 worry singular
az his nspii1ns n late petty repd Laughter
o. fsoioB The sD,itiJ hsD s5jgurnsd
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-TUTrLE respectfully invites all
Who useful articles Tor the coming On
season 10 make call his Emporium No 80 Broadwy
where daily opening which they can mske
the selections leisure without oastpF IofrL
frnhed this not only with the largest and
variety be had but also much the most 40 ever before
In III
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"CSCLE TOMS CAGTN' At TIE NATIONAL THEA
rsaThs acknowledged be the and fths astraioa Of
Hsre bseeber Stoves great wos an has been os literally
rsorized by TIE ChaSeh ard eJ the h,t wees OF rs pro
performed the 18Th OF July, 1854 and has
been performed every night and every wednesday ssd stad
making total Of 2 representatives. N,
ether piece ofthe title Performed n smother intent
T. month to-day rhcshc public
zee that the piece The National sths 0srs W to bs
reformed TINS ATrERScoS and sodEvERy Nsar anil
FvERY NKpNFsDlY AFTERNOON until the 18th OF
LIrrLg KATY. Hor CoRS GlRL
nit Monday and Tuesday afternoons will
be performed EyERY MoSDAY, TUESDAY TavssoY aud FRo.y
AFTERNOON.
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OLIVER h. GOIpSMITH's Academy Of Penmanship
srd Bookkespire So Broadway OF Fankns, New
York.
few hints from perfect oasn Of service Ia
Of IN interior tescbsrS WIN. Bryant.
cards cor tanius full particulars may DO had tho Academy
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q beee@teT iEst. shih uJast ~ @-af-- sisEi-i.
ifh tu-.sll va L-ii 90 % ~ -l-ii-. r4l-Liy -.4t
Elat aAa ,Lla aaieasa ii-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

FIVE PoIsrs MISSION School ylsir TO TIE CRTsT,L
PALAcrThe pupils of this School together with their
teachers under the charge Of the Rev B. ~ Adams the
missionary acting under the direction Of the Ladies Home
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
visit the Palace day at o'clock p NJ on the invitation
of Theodore sedgwick Esq, President Of the Association
The party will consist of AS pupils and the persons in
charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

GEO BRIsTow's ACADEMY OF BEST PENMANsHiP.
Broadway where Ladies' and Genilsmep OF a. ages ara
NJ lessons Terms Cali Visiting Cards written Private lea
sous rl,en. Law, or any writing executed by Mr. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

UNCLE Tom AT BARSUM >.-lne new moral drauit
Hot produced yesterday afternoon with great sue
lisa great piece unee Iams Caon % % repe,sea
this afternoon and this eyenog Ihis most SeaHt
III drama performed Arnuns In syle Of perfection and
Of dramatic talent that puts ali rivalry al dea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

,rpv ,cTpTp --The Siamese Twins and

BROADWAY MINAGERlE.-Ihe Samese Twins ani
their children she wild hea and the other esf sure,
Of this splendid exhibition continue % draw cvnos's a
euce. The day performances tie best for fsnihes
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURES MEETINGS ExHBfrToys g.
"WEDNESDAY Dec. 7. 1853
rpm
Don soLckRs LECTURE RI Univexity Chapel n PM
hirchEL RkczFrioS MEETiNc-No. 1919 BOWery. Il Pm
srfpsY scsooL ExHsfrIoy-Lsghf-st Church u P. "
HurcHINsoSs CONCERT Brooklkn Ahor Eum- "A P 81
iuLLIESs CoSossT-Hefrorolis ~ Hall 8 ?. ".
tphssSE and Shocking Evrnfsr the Broadway P VI.
foz HUNT. add WAndeTug Niustrer 81 Burton's p NJ
GUsx SoE CoeCErTE and Bleak Holse" Walaexs p "
UscLg TONS CAris-NAtionai Theater. audi ?. N.
uscLE TcNs CAEis-BsEnun'A 3 snd P N.
WOODS NISsTRELsFthopita aicns4H Broadway. H.
CHRrsTYs OTEsG HoUsE-Ethi0pean D.ineasionsf79
BueKLrY's OPERA HoUsE-Ethopisn Define way Il.
sfesoR bLTzVeriioquism and Aagc-69 Broldxay7i p NJ
Ntv-f oRK AsPHfTHEATER-EquesIa BOwery. 2 N
Broadway MESsSEsfEA nimals357 Bysy 10 A NJ 10 10 P VI
INDUSTRY OF ALL NArioSsCrysA Pasoe day sad evening
btsvARDs tegff AND HoLy LsSo-s6 Broadway, y = "
ycfags PAsToscofE CALiFoRNs-7ls Broadway y p NJ
Dr. SoTo DIscovERISG MssssiPP} Broadway pa 20 Pm
fEsHAgs ssvES MILE MIRRos-s5j Broadw.y, ead u NJ
G.ILFRy AsraUriEs659 Broadway " TO "
Ro~Ar AycIEsT PcTrREsS5, Bway &c u % 10 I'm
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H. addition 10 The above Mr Phslps just ssioss b bis
death placed IN the hands Il BIS 800 no. tbs iasrss,
10 be used bic discretion for Tie spread II the GOSPEL
and the pincla eventually 20 be invested equally r The
benefit 81 the American Bible Societies. the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. This Ill.
position Of Mr. Phellss property including the am0ant
given 10 each Of his twenty two grand children make. the
munfcent bequest Of sssiooc for religious and benegO
lent uurroses Com Advertiser
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TARGET EXoURsIoS-The Schspten Guards, mostly OF
employed in the Allare Works went to HobOken yes
erday for target practice whore they enjoyed themselves
finely Eighteen prizes distributed some of them to
very superior marksmen.
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esr .itsri A. sssfsz e. 6t }.@rss4q Hsssft ps'ies
so.sr as .f.a , 90 - en- slgFsef - D. sl,ao
lsel.ss, aesst d. ,esfsf.sf ssys ~ y1.fih . Esas
.ltas tgs 4 ~ - 49, II Sf.s i.ssi 49, ~ S'Fs.J
ia pa So vsss ssse. = - j.s7 fS-s-1.
fAfses l=1esaf
fFsbfk's Ctr EltfSitfGrs - TffE tETta y IL
fiEef ettrt 90 ssesf n ttS tgt q - ~
49,. D. ~ s.essy s.sss 80 - - = $50. y - - -.
clts sfs o. tt tfe fe1 ~ ~ d n e--if - ~.
.s.s Atil - ~ tgas-ss "sssrss fs1s sers - Is
szsas1s iissss C.ss coy Dlgs 80 iss Ca a'a'-
D GGh1 e. s1asa Pssss ~orA re-s $50 % go ~
49, y its o. sts q ~ b fsaasg e 80 s7H 10 ~
Only sf - Ftsrairs On ftgtf s.set -ich =. . y %
80 s sness Astsy h ~ 80 Broadway X "ai-rfs
fsEe efs ~ s. Ersfsay fr1y hgyarts al H-fs as1's
Bessi so q fo~vs oh csr.y Dept No ~ cssssnr-
ffhfs cby a. sseh.
Oed WssLss y.ssS ss4 sie e.sh n,y b haa hys,s
irckJ r 81 sssh y sfrpr.E s q PEEHtNs CIR Iete ohe
Ard ny haL ~ IS rfsalxsy
PraHAs HeEiz Ia fsts Al controversy %
tie tile oflhss le1dies sem IN Pkzgaas Or
i tals pleas Ia sahAss he f8Ni1x sxscts fson tas
Of setrg of tie lome receive s1i hoa the 1i
PoIsTy ,Es for The Sh4Esa0dn held Tsnsiay esenas
Nov -.
M Gslker behalf Farm pro-
ssusd dssam q the lie stated tist they had vste and
txsmineS The Yam and % eomparen Of hs vsas 81 property
their @<loer They sso presented
ofe ard th coupled WIKI s1ch Information h-y
sbc obtain led them 70 believe that that the t
ndsruisbien
Bs that be had examined and tired the ho Tel
kuoled<e with several horses with T1 rs
the road and the prices az which hy we're a
believed horse be wch the amount AZ which 10 Wa es
Wb;eA repOr, vss secertsd Rosr. BE,rry. Ia
Sec. Com Of SAarehcaers Of Peraans usha
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TARGET ExouRsIoS-The Novelty Guards, Capt W. II,
McNsry, made up of employees from the Novelty Works
East Brooklyn yesterday for target practice They
paraded 9s muskcts ana made very fine appearance
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.,-.,-s,,a;esros w. received from m Wsrfes ~
r.s<ass falssS sssias As fra seefer' tni gi,cahen
,ae,ss y. ssy s,srS ~ sccoYftnce VA tesriaffsh -
eAnf,y assseS by ~ SrSf3 &c.,
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