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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

TylcBERs AssocnTIOS.-Ths body held ts regular
monthly meeting on Saturday evening. in the Hal
of the Board Of Education, corner Of Grand and
Elrn.sis. s. Jebner. Esq, presided. The principal
business Of the evening the election OF officers
The following gentlemen elected for the ensuing
term. President d n Cruitenden Principal of hechan
ios' Society School. Vice President, J ~ fannng Phn
oipsl Of Ward No y Corresponding Secretary, J. W
BakIey Principal Of Public School Wiiansburgh he
cordn1 Secretary Robert II Peitgrew lst Assistant Of
Ward School No - Treasurer ID Il. Scott Principal Of
Werd sfIonl No
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IAdsenisemsbf
"INCIr TnM's CAniNn Ar lnE kAIIONAL TnIA.

tfHN te performed tonight for the hundred All
,h ,"r 'ime Al that esialnent iadrprndnt % SONS oir
- I've iundE 81 the Abaay,
fAadrIhs nd of Tie fdeTn All tie
h be intends playing s,eJ nsht aud Wsdne
d1 And Saturday acnoon from the ne no tfs'
dssd which viii IL 10 the nh q July Ncr week there
WIZ IeIonalce ese tlerno1l toAneEelns q 9cl0ek
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MARItIED.

MAryHTAU- TLA.DREAR- New Rochelle on Wsdn..dsy
fos 90 By the gsv g. " LnssY MsJefss@ 81 Hf"-i"'s
o hls Hussn flsndrssa. ofthe former psce -,
ewAlr TnOkT Al the rhurrh o. the Pilgrims Br1osyp
a., Msdr..ds, the Rev Dr. H'grrs IT, Henry
aw.ss, lof tbs wuss svsssy. f-)so b"ma ffSs
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VILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

Cp.rp LAncrEr-A boy. having respectable connec
c. In Williams urzh was arrested Yesterday mornnf ehsfsd
Win .ssins Tod sieh god pen H. ard eR in money from M
uncle He IVES locked up for examination to-day
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nANiNo ArrsNrr ~ ilIouw.t Ronsfsr A young man
named Ches Augustus passing through Anthony u at
ate hou Tuesday night and when the corner OF
iilo Werst was a,laokedby nunknowh individual who
fCd Inn 10 The pavement aud was in tho at OF robbns
him Of wallet containing s9ol, and gold watch when
bis erts brought to his assistance Onicor Caan Of tbs
SNih Ward aud the rascal took to his heels and though
pursued by the officer effected his escape Augustus was
conducted 10 the Station House where he received tho
c,sery attention. tarpoars that few moments before
the assault made he had been treating some rowies at
porter house and while paying for their drinks exhibited
his money one of these fellows is undoubtedly the per
WHO af,crwa.d attacked and intended to rob him
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600 COpTrs SOI ID WFrKIY-33 Gallons of Ukissr

5000 COIIES SOLD " EEhLY.-23 Gallons Of UhiSfy
oEs,ed into n Ccns viii lie o. besuf coJr good head
fne body and eous iase that celebrated Chens' Laeour o
the study the manuf Of
Daicn All Kinds Of l Dsie for 10 20 81
ctnis per gsn VinfraT made In p hours Cor gal
Cordss Eiers Soda and Mineral Waters,
without arV.ssfu ard Ale without Got
beautiful tivle. Ilice 2 50 The trade supplied BY
ADsIAScs, SIBERIAN Co, No Astor House.
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MISERY'S "UScLE"-The history Of the paEnbroker's
fgn mus be curious though we confess We have not
examined into it The fragment Of broken orery the
three balls the emblem Of something wrong IN the
planetary sysemofeOurse they ddn plan right or such
things would never be-
Did you one Of those dim becurtained places
pavnbrOkers shop We don't mean as nephew TO
clam relationship. but merely lookeron In vienna
me dealer humble sorows happen TO be friend ana
dd ne permit to look through the lattice Of bis shadowy
CONFESSIONAL upon those who presented themselves a. his
counterl
And when they came in, one after another now mere
child and now lettering old woman sonetiInss well
oes'ed young man. apparently with health and habits az
par and sometimes miserable yotary Of vice IN vees Nv
e odn you begin to think there few ehsP;sT o.
nv history Of humanity ye, unwTittsnl
sAnds of Little bundles al cketsd and Numbered AMI
sssiiy packed upon shelves that run away bseE
-'sess bundles, DO; one hall Of winch WI ever
- VI hat s;Ories connected win s1r< u
s"e' but heaven and the I@wnbroIeT EnS"s
s 1865 N there thai have been KEPT. yesE sssf
az sbetter time. III hey oouid be ksp
.1a,' u1 ~ blsshng gil think, vbsa spsJss
t'n ina Ofo"i III IN ,nAshe dress shs would ever
80 suen con And who Knows bat here
49,. .,-', .He o.i"1as ssks the psvnbf~ksf' -
there skrOud Little shrosd d., ,,yg Iaes byad.
touch with my sick. Ibis min Ute .nsS ffy osp.x ~ H.
al long time ago
AND here In the ssfs-veddiDg ra and mourning nngs
sess with lovss devices them d., srs assA e.
The hopes Of those who wore In ,,,y, tss, on,s
sncireied lily hDge watches thai ono bess 10 hssgay
boeoms
Many woman makes pswBbrokers 81, u de- bvsass
heart
Ssf Ss's gre Psvsbrakss sts0Ys ~ issesaes w ~
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THt M ttI TAIfI NifIUHFHIt u 'HVfH 7F,.|Ilf'
es.s rinr hrd a. ia1Hstt lfltTfF - 10 ~ A4Alf g.
if tf ~ .iFsn toe VII, tsi ~ t44
iai' ~ 80 eia uooas iaalF ~ % Cross Ss fhsfit
NA' 500 vifArfn fnsaaaa b. tesAs d1Es Tho a.
coed 30 fAses weed ata4i iis eslsfa a ha im eaifAt
ish lfo JuU oi inIsfai Tfndeftd .s sssnG Fafit fA
'tnrHs fufsn a. his df.ih ~ is aeissisi ATLAS 81
iie ialains ~ % tosst va fibsf nai h.i h rsis a.,
"sSnsF 90 80 t1Ana cniarsa ia bsfias s4a eat fcs
kep al rfIseFad ks the bsiss brnE fsteB
"duNn" ILt atatased Aallsn ~ IIsIAAd ~ ysAsn
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hnrntfp CiLifnssUa iadoh 4; sia ieepef ~ .
fgff htts w paefits a.hf etaeH H4ml4 fSi itap Ad
ttit sfsf si'ati eh.iffd aHh mitas Hfnv Whn ~
itfnih AfNi OF az issfrf tf frnt s4fe1 " ~
np hlf sifsf hfH - 10 afaft vi F4.s hag f4lffi
~" Hir nHiff fNTtaa fond Sod De ~ W. Hfth1
r""iss th istanais Tsgs fg.In.ifa " iatie ol4'H9
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To UoTFIs AND IA

10 TIOIFIE md AlTIIIT~.--N Ut D. Sod IHI1
nay o'clock public auction the entire stock OF sods Ia she
a. GEoEcE RsfuAEL No 50 broadway con'sns Of Dono
FoIeisn Frg Nnos Lap and ClgArs.
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Tie last ectuTe Of Or. HOLINESS cOurse on the
English pots the Nineteenth Century" viii be delivered To-
MORROW Fcay EvEsING, H Chapel sa5ect-TennJsoa
6ld IrOWIing
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This shows that number Of persons passed over the
road during six days equal TO the entire population of
New Haven with is suburbs The largest train the
T. Nj. train ont OF New ork Wednesday, which had
69i passengers Conductor Upsons train in the morning
had about eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

THr LITE RANK RoBnEEY Mayer Westeryoi yes.er-
day paid TO Officer keefe OF the Chiefs Office, the
Of sio7c that being the proporlionae amount OF
fs0cO offered by the Bank Of the STATE Of New York for
the recovery of ss7soo which was stolen from It's counter
or be 9ls ulhmo We understand that several other par
-
tieswho were claimants portion OF the rewar:
dissatisfied with The decision Of the Mayor in according the
Whole to Ofi,or Keefc
TR,vrL on THANKSGIVING WEEK.-Raroad trains last
week were everywhere heavily loaded. The passenger
business of the New York and New Haven Railroad,
as follows:
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AGNeftie tnr d.
IUItN's DoUnLE TWILLrD French MRRINOs

IIIIN'S UUI III " ILIID NtNtI 1IEHIAUF---IHt
Ia1ss viii find CoLUAoAs HALL No 28 Grsnd.t 90 pieces
OF Hh French Mf4nos 81 the dfae ooio fwirFantet
woh least 81 ~ yard which they are oieEIs q
u .aru
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faIsi, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fIE""" FHI"S"
The share capital Of tho Rutland neades the and
con, preserved s'eek tho Central aAs IN the pf cent
csn.a. .,esl and the o,sasbs'sh has al present CON
mon .,.sA .ab Tho Nescmsss rssrss Of tho osdsas'
la,sh Central AND Rutland kssis estimated al ESQ.,
~e Tho arssa, on ae@ " H. assias' 70 cent? iAss
year The hal eassmSs ~ Ae Vermont ussssAl "s 's's
sss essaasss a, MI l~- ,hsa sssee The rs'r' 1894
wsss ssss~~
W. ..a.s ,As .,~s Al the reasv'ssass cad Lsaisa
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NV lipl Am FpHTAcF we have examined lir'wn
ilts vrreaIus bFioailng dwellings, ani lhnh well ~
Ito esstutl dnueuoo l,lNo,n lhs moid aud The sli
wV u lhh The I'D plan boats ,ho ais by bringing III
.totS m ccnibd with The stove furnace IN lhail Ia
brought In contact with hot watu ppoi eonloqnaniiy
eau only DO heated ~ ril aud docs nel produce that d
hg of the er Ia tho mems which makes llpm 80 unaon
Gstae IN mcst houos heated hy furnace The boIior
constructed that L onluly emOunds the ere which Is
much ioss than Ia The other mode Ia moro expensive bat
me'c durable and csunot hep thinking healthy,
aud howloc give Il this honorable monitor Let III
lnttnitsd look ~ IA
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"Sicns of Character" is the theme Of Mr. FOwLER's
lecture TINS EVENING Knicksrboo,e Hall 10 2ist,
shav II sajec rich valuabie stons teaching how
Character sight Consnee ocick Co and take
your ii.sres. free
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wero As flloxs



Tic coinage at the United States Mint at Philadelphia
during tie frst eleven months of the present year has
L.
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The Deaf Mates Of this City and vicinity are particularly
requested to attend meeting this hursday evening IN tho
small Ch,pel Of the Univerity.
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Frum I'd Bills Circular. extract the following sbIa
lbowirg tie export Of Breadsus Great Britain and Ire
hand from Sept l. 1853
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CITY ITEMS.

NovEssER has certainly changed his Ivory from sobe
gay someihng gayer for every day orwo be oomesoa
in guiieriDg array that would set June off Ike bride
Now and then be LOOKS sulen now and then, taxes
On terribly but after all be has been good hurnoTed and
mid The decidedly melancholy days we read ofhsve
come yet but they are 'ODerAere-in December or
January or carried forward and act down the eccoun,
Of next year for nature keeps her books admirably bal
snced and in the ongrun" there is deicit in any
thing
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Tie Board Of Assistant Alderman last night adopted
rescs.ion bndsrng John Michel the Of the Cover
rors rom the City Hal for the puro@e Of receiving
ia friends and The citizens generally
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Isg1erArIox The following comprises tho foreign
immigration to this port from the various ports Designated
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The disbursements from the Sub Treasury are large again
TO dsy being s4sI 554 Receipts sll55l3 Bal sis4755
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales Of
Stocks were made ei auction by A. II. Muller:
Cansnd.sua Corning T. ID Mort 70
Ifo0 eon Troy R. r. convertible 7s................ 90
5CoO Racine City Racise Ma r. R.
Nsysyiile Lsxingon r r. %
4teo Lyons 0vs Central eonverrioles 70 div on -
s6fo " Liverpool Z. 3 Ma. 81 Ship Co. tColinsl 70
Erie North sszi r r los
shares Franklin Canal Co Erie L Ohio Rh
20 shares Cleveland Toledo hR.............. 9ot
5shares Fpltos FiFe Ina WILLIAMSBURG "
. shares La Fare ins ~
5shsrss Nasa1
Central BsIk. 81
lee ,sres e. Lasrencs Mining Co. 10 eta p share
The steamer todsy took s67l, ss7 in specie.
Mr. l. Bayne Of The house Of selden Wfhens d Co
Of Washington who returned in the Atlantic has nego
tatsd with Meskrs Barring 81 Co and Geo. Peabody Viz
epia Bonds to an extent sufficient 10 all the require
mens Of that State for her system internal improvements
portion Of the amount in ak per cent Dollar bonds
and portion in Sterling Eve per cts. Mr.. Bayne went
abroad Of very unprvpOus time for such negouatons
and his success the best evidence Of his abilities The
eminent houses which had taken these Bonds guaran
tsc that they will DO well placed among inventors.
On call tho supply Of mouey "a abundant at cent,
bat the arrival Of drafts against three millions Of gold has
made much greater activity and some Of the banks
lending ICES freely First class paper goes al esa Y cent
The entries n California gold al the Custom House dur
nr The month. hes been ssoe79ao
The following "a the numbes of vessels u each class ar
lived al III. peat with the, ,nnnses Coz The msnsh
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TEE MoRxoss-A Society Of Mormons has recently
been organised in Trenton.
Law LNTELLITEIV
cOUHT CALENDAR

COURT CALENDAR
CIEouIr CORR. Mondny-Nos 49l 405l. 354 i99. 700,
ga <s So E3a SEQ Sss sssf ~ SIS 81
SUPREME COURT-sPEcfii Tern
DECISION.
Opening Of Eighty fifth It, from Third ay to East Rv
fsxafd C. West Frasus W Glover and JOIN O. Mp s2
Pointed Con mi ssioHsrs q Fsfiusfe &c.
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r,uss 4 -. Tss-s> q 'or-s' e !y~eS 'vs 80
A. ~ N,~'5 So ~Sos' WV Z. Es'i'Sv. ssj
!. .-,ssAxs, " C.SsA&
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-, rl.sss.s q ,,tss'rsr lNerssss i CNl IS Al
- !, ~ vs2As,we AVSss wVSA ~ ~ same
- $3.50 81 ~ vseesoss s,sss ii s,aioS.S
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s.slS5 COS sssdS6S sG,Ooo 10 sSlessOs7

The export Of Bresdstus from this port for the fortngh
ending On the eC.h inst consisted Of
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=. r. ~ ssl&s. ~ NcvNNH E,aNNiN N,,ats.e',,,
-. ,,Ss NY ss& esNss spsAoss cNrla.ps& Sssl
49,, ~,,ssr ~ "a ysN,.s>t2 BY \ 4 CNtv<
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The funera Of Mr. RCssELL II NEvTss whose deeth was
nocea u yssts,dsy paper attended yesterday after
Noon a. o'clock from hs late residence in Union place By
large naber Of friends The services were performed at
the hose The Rsv Dr. Prentss delivered an affecting
and arrrovrss address after which the Rev DR. Adams
made very solemn prayer On the Id Of the coffin which
contained the remains Of the deceased silver plate on
Which vss inscribed
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-. ~ s'-,s> ~ Ms, N.s>gRS 5 a jsvsaas
Il ~ AsAsSses, r'as.7S;ss ~ sa,os q S>,.al
-, 4 . gAs--sSS s,s-s,,e, .N-A2S 4 H,,ekal
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SECOND BOARD.


y q VtIaT q ana IoIfdo h.Il y y tIFfr = .I.1
- y l. and y. lie i r.. ..Io1.l
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The disbursements from the Sub Treasury large again
to day being sisl 554 Receipts sll55l3 Bal sis4755i
After the adjournment of the Board the following saes Of
- IL l.. LII MIL.
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Vente dc Succession.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Ps

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa-
rossse d Est Baton Rouge.
Dams iaifaire de la Succession de Madame
MARY May, 'ecedee--tNo. 296 Preuves,
Cour du Sixieme District Judiciaire.
I'm " RrU Dune commission lance dams
IL la su>dte sucro ssion ct moi adressee
pal PHon la cour du sixieme district Judi
ci4 re dams eft pour la Dire Paro;sse d'Est
Baton Rouge ct Fiat de la Louisiana, J'ex.
p ,serai en- vente pubiique Ia porte dc la
mlisj IN deIcour De la dite Paroisse, dams Ia
vii lie Baton Rouge,
JeuAi, ie Sine jour tie Septembre.
1888. a Ii heures du matin, la propr ete
ci-apres nonnee ct decrite, appartenant
a Ia slisdit succession, SAVIOR,
SYLVIA, uGe ne reese age d'environ SO
am; JuDlTu, une negresse agee c'environ
81 ans; n.sCkEY. IN jeune Negro age l6
ans.
sur les ternles ct conditions suivants, sa-
voir:
On quatrial.le complain, ct la balance
dams annues ct egaux placements du Jour
de la vente, chaque Placement portant inie-
ret a raison de 6 pour cent du jour de la
vente jnsqu'au paienent. Les acquereur
tourniront leur blllets avec de bonnie >ecu-
rite personnelle ct hypotheque sperlae RS
tenus sur les e>claves vendus iusqu'au paie-
mnnt final des dts bilets ct interet>.
aont 55-ts. ii. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
FIELDING yVSSELMAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF C0NFECTIONARIES.

Conner of Third and Laurel Sts., NEARLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
II ANNG this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
Z INDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. on
more favorable terms than can be had in N
Orleans; and having experienced workman.
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH.
care being taken that no 'sdeleterio,,s ingre-
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade of this. and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount. having made arrangements 70,
the best quality of sugar in market. ard be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
september 7,-y.
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SUI cess On Sale.
STATE Jr LOUIStANA-Pari

STATE Jr LOUISlANA-PariSk
Of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter. OF the Succession OF Mrs.
MARY MAY deceased
No. 300, Probate. Sixth judicial District
Court.
Dr. VIRTUE; OF a commission, issued j /
ID the abouesuccession ami to rle direc-
ted from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish of East Baton
r 'uge and State OF Louisiana. ! will ex-
pos public sa,e at the Court House door
OF said pasi n in the City of Baton Rouge,
On THURSDAY, HE Eight day Of Sep ember
next, A. D.. 1888, at II O'clock, A., NJ, the
Proper hereinafter seifprth and described
belcn in, TO tae above succession, to. wit:
Sylvia. negro woman aged so years,
Judith, ne .ro woman aged 81 years,
Dinckey, negro Boy agel l6.years.
On he following terms and conditions.
to wit: Que fourth Cash, and the balance,
in three elaa. annua! lns'allmens S, fIou
the day OF sale, eacn payment TO bear six
per cent. interest from the day Of sale until
pail, the purchaser to give, notes with good
personal security, and special mortgage
reserved on the slave sold until the tull
ani fin Il payment Of said notes and inter.
est az
Aug 5h 1853 H. .Basrs, Sheriff.
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New Books.
At J. G. Lanoue's. Lafayette street.

At ]. G. Lanoue's, Lafayette street.
Miles TREugyHERE e, or the Love Test.
by Annette Maria Maiilard.
MARX HuaDLEsroN or the Two Broth
trs. by Mrs. Mavdie. E
Lectures of Father Gavazz in New York.
JACK C,pE. or the Bondman's Struggle
tale OF Feudal Oppression. Goes q
TaE RoBBra's WIFE, Domestic Ro-
mance hy the author Of Rose SommervIlle
as Four Town Lots for 3 ele.
TIEE town Lots are located on Church
i Street; for Sale or Barter apply 70
.s5-l2.M JOSHUA bEAL.
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To Planters and others.

I WOULD beg leave 70 call your atten-
L ZION now, and at the opening Of the
coming season 70 my large and exceedingly
chear stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance of Dom
estes. and every class OF negro wear, am
grabbed TO sell at low prices: am now re-
reiving and will continue to receive week
" through the season flesh supplies, of No.
| Goods of this class, all I ask is call
mar coy W. D PHILLIPS
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE
G. A. LION.

L9fNyette Stfeet.
4 IL the Clothing in this establishments
IA made 70 order-of FRESH NATE.
RAILS AND FASHIONABLE Pat.
TERMS. OF this fact, the public may feel
satisfied. 1t is an economy to buy sucl
goods, in preference to slop shop work vend.
ed at whatare wrongly denominated "CheaI
Stores" The stock now on hand, consists
in complate assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing.-To which is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
UGentlemen are invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves. may By.
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Hat and Cap Store.

THE Undersigned respectfully informs
i his friend and the public generally,
that he has opened a HAT and CAP STORE
where he has Just received fresh stock,
consisting in part of MEN and BOYS fine
Silk, Pearl. Cassimers. Angolas, Russia
Beavers. Rush. Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassimers MoteIoes, Paris, Leghorns, Rut-
land. Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats, &C., Sc. Call and examine them.
A. N. BOTH.
In the store OF Quiggins' lafayette
street. a june 10 ly.
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BOOKS & STATIONARY
At Reduced Prices,
BYJ G. LaNOUE,

..--...-ss- Lu/UyetAe OkTeet.
HAVING reduced my prices and having
IL the largest stock offer it at REDUCED
prices, and will hereafter sell writing pa
per at the following prices:
-,. Letter Paper.
Fine blue laid at So 90 and So 2j per rea n
- white - 8 SO 90 and 50 IS 6
Super blue ard white laid English So Y
Extra " wove English a. SO 90 per rean
Super laid commercial post SO so g
Foois Cap Paper.
Fine blue and white ruled at So so an ! 2 y:
ner ream; Super blue or white luled a.
80 90 and 50 % per ream.
All other articles in the stationary line
will be sold at prices reduced in the SAINT
protion as the above.
School books. law hooks, miscellaneou.
books and cheap publications at publisher
prices
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ROOK KEEPING-3 doz. May
- hew's Practicable system of Book
Kee ing by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books which nave b, en- pre-
pare expressly TO accompany these vol
umes. Fon sale at publishers prices by
june 24ly ]. c. LANOUE.
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Is.

T A suivante est les PUBLICATIONS pour les
IL deprnses de la Paroisse, adoptee
par lie Jun de Police d Est Baton Rouge.
lAodt 8, 1881 Et pour etre publiee PEN
dant trente jour auparavant detie ixee.
Mohtant dams lincorpore de vingt mile
cin1 cent niastres pour la role de take pour
rannee 1884.
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TIMOTHY Far, N. b..
AND
SALMON FAY.

DSBAYVIz&RSs
LAVE REMOVED their -
II Office from over ouis-
Lafayette street, nearly opposite the HAIR
Their terms are cash, and must be paid at
the last sitting Of the patient, Unless orther
arrangements have previously been made.
REFERENCES.
Dr. B. F. Harnev, United tates Army, 1.
Dr. G. R. French, Judge 5. ). Burke,
Dr. J. P. McGimsey, Drs. H & J. Perkins
Dr.. F. M. Hereford, Jas. N. Brown, Esq
Dr.. P. M. Enders, Rev. J. Woodbridge.
Dr.. 8. q. Laycock, Judge M. G. Penn
RI. Rev. Bishop Leonidas Polk.
Prof J. L. Riddell, Of the Branch Min;
N. O. Baton August nth 1853.
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Pour Grand ct Petit Jure, $4,000 90
JUICE lie PAX ct Constables, 1000 90
In llgents 1000 on
- de la Corporation, 900 90
6 Coroner. 300 90
Juri de Police. 400 GO
:" L'Auditeur de Paroisse, 100 90
L'imprimeur de . $40 90
g Greffier de 100 90
{! Dep uses casuelle. 1000 90
Elections. 300 90
g. A ssesSeur de Paroisse, 100 90
= Frais des poursui IS criminelle, TOGO 90
g Placement terme IKE ct In
terets la Banque de lEtat i
de la Louisiana, .ll,l3s 90
I" Pour la Commissions sur Ia
collection de si2,940, a S
pr. cent, 1927 90
Fai ant lie montant total de $40, 500 90
Tht,> pErALL. PEST.
WV H,tp. G-sfiar
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ERESH ARRIVALS.-7 barrels
4 of LAID; 40 kegs of prime lard 40
boxes of star Candles; 8 barrels No, 8
Mack rel s barrels crushed and pulverised
Sugar; 10 casks of choice old Cogniac
Brand just received and for sale by
august 9Th y S. F. BLANCHARD.