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Ladies' Fair.

u NE Laaies OF the entral society purpose holding
FAIR At HORTICULTURAL HALL. on lie
evening oi MONDAY Dec til. for the sale of Useful
and Fancy articles, Reireshmenls sc
dec23 40
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FATAL REsuLT-Henry L. Moore, one Of
the persons isBred by The. collision at East Brook
field, on the Western Railroad, on the 23l of
June last, died iiom the effects Of his injuries on
"Wednesday evening. 10 Manchester. N. Il.
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III iooV5 20, L9t 900 -inCFehse 90 per cent.
The law Of growth has, for 60 years, been but
slightly variant from "a percent This is so fixed
and certain that, allowing Tor very lille diuiin-
ullon OF ratio, we may assume 33 10 per cent.
or l-5 the existent population, as the decimal in.
crease oigrowth Tor the next hall century, We
may predict, with almost certaiut, that in 1919
900 years) the American Republic will have one
hundred aid twenty millions Of people an en-
pire which, when It's vigor, resources, and insti-
tutlons, are considered, will in power exceed
anything which exists or has existed among ma
lions.
The numerical law of the sexes is thus
stated:
l. There are more males than females born,
by about per cent
2. l20 years of age, this preponderance is
entirely lost, and there are more females than
males.
8. AT 40 years, the balance is again the
other way, and there are more males than le-
males.
T. Al 70, the sexs are about even, anAsthe
ultimate aye Of the human being is reached with
out any decided advantage TO either sex
Between 70 and 100 years Of age there are Is.
I'll more white women than there are males,
being more than 5 pen cent, Of the whole number.
Beyond the age Of 40 years. The probabilities of
longevity are much greater for American women
than for men This contrasts sngularly with the
fact, that the physique relatively, Of American
women is inferior 10 that Of American men. That
fact, as Is shown, however, els lremt ndously on
women between the ages q 20 aud 49, when lhe
mortality is very great.
The longevity cf some women il very extraor-
binary. There arc four hundred and thirty Amer
lean women above 100 years of age!
The parallel between the grow III Of the white
and the African races, for the last AZ years, has
been thus:
Whit. Cold. Wht. Cold.
1910 10 1890, 80 30 1880 to 1910 ss rs
1870 TO 1880, 30 20 l84O to 1850 3S n
The general law Of increase, independent Of
immigration, by natural causes alone, ia 20 per
: cent, decenaially. This is s.per cent below
the average Increase Of the whites, and 10 Der
cent. below that from ls4O 10 1860 While The
persons Of foreign birth il the Uuied states ale
less than per cent, the number in lac compara
tive Increase Of single year is large, rising in
the last two or three years 10 about half The
whole increase. The original immigrants, how.
eyer, rapidly e,while their children are born on
the soil tsrNt
Fucrr1vB SpAvBs.-"we have inst metz
says the Chicago Fres Press, with one OF this
clase OF travellers to the land Of British freedom
awoman advanced IN life, In whose complexion
We could detect no trace Of African characters,
tics. Her employment in the land OF chivalry
was that OF field hand, Her patience held out
until her last child was sold down the river 10
satisfy the claims Of her masters creditors when.
20 save herself from q lika calamity, she set bar
face CanadRwnrd" 10 ~ ~
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0RT!

IN Mcclanic stfeet his (fhufsdayl afternoon.
~ pocket book, containing Sll aud ONE change
Inc hn'er WI be handsomely rewarded by leaving the
same at this Office. nv
Worcester, bee %. d23 dte
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Nrss 3, 6 o o Il yyin,a da.o..,c,
,ul Npdwiiet holds herst readiness das and NJ n
% attend 70 The duues " her profession. Resdene
W. AZ i-dtf
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D. ~. lark, NJ. d., ilouap .raucp.y.,a,.
and from ito3F. ~. W
Worcester Jan LOT, 1881 fsr,.t
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JAMES h. EATAHROnK
Bush $ Cough Cure Lozenges.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
II 1,8 Japn Block Worcester dxwtf
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LOST.

Asst evening, between New Worcester and lincoln
~ Square, an Omnibus Book The fnder, by leaving
he same at lee American House, returning to the
tn scriber shall be suitably rewarded
dec24 diff L. b. ADAMS.
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Books for Christmas and New Wear pree-

E Office occupied by washburn, Holland a CO.
Inquire Of d9J dti WM. PIPER.
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Goddard g. Tyyic6eI,,s oro,,.,,,.
SCHOOL Wnntcd.


AtEoTNeV a7la Counsellor at Lao,
NOTARY pUkLIC,
CoMMIss loNER OF DEEDS, for New York New lie,
soy, &C, No 3 harrington Corner, Worcester
aOlJ dawistf
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ltuatiOn Wanted

IL an american hoy, 10 years Of aye. in Grocery
- West India G0ods, or Provision Store ApuIv ~
the Intelligence Office, 2s5 Main stIeet ~ Aaiis.
nH man Oh Farm, for one year--can give good
recommendations. Apply as above.
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boarding Agency Roar ding Agencyl
Residents OF this Ciiy, strangers visiting the Civ
IN want OF Board, and those having Rooms 10 e, 18th
or without board ptctlully invited to avail them
heiyes oi tlfs advantages OF this gency. ~ 0fic
233 NJ ain street, up s,atB. LEWIS e. MUM
nnI1 -
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Diaries for 1854,

LAhGE assortment Just received md Tor sale low.
IA AT the Worcester Book Store A 96 Min M
deczS dttf D. N. TICKER Agent
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ATTORNEY $sCOUNSELLOR AT Law,
d. No. 8 Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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DAGUERR E0TY pee

II, sizes aud prices Tor the coming wear Far sale
~ at d'3 dtf 96 NJ in sifeet
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EfORTICULTURAL HALL,

on SATURDAY EVENING. Dec. 26th, at "a o'clock.
Per Order Of the Free Dem. Cammitee.
dec2S DIT
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Woroesteg & Nashua Railroad Co.-DiVi-
Worcester & Bashua Railroad Company,
Stockh0 ders' Meeting.

y = y 4AtNNN 1-bt444A Nl4W OUI1VIIAYs
Stockholders Meeting.
He annual ueeing % The Worcester 4 Nashua
Railroad Company will he held The Cit, Hall,
II N"shna, on Tuesday, the third day Janaary next
articles 10 wit:
flrst-fo hear he report o. the Directors and to
act thereon
year. '7
LhIfd--To act upon any other busn. IS that may lie
gally come be1ore The meeting
BY order oi The Directors,
Worcester, Dec 90, 1853. deep4 GiianS
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-26
VOLUME XIX ]


,,s OF THE WEEKLr. Two dollars per a,,nuln
Lance or within the first month Two dosSs and
e.; s'' s,'$;;' s.s .ss e :
,hscibing' S. :. rs.,s 8.
in advance, or within the fisst no1th; -Four
IaIs n,,Ts and fifty cents, if payment months
paI s Five Dollars if not paid witiH the
sme of subscribing .ssssssS g
an1 p The above rules will be adhered
.0vrnrrsEnESrs not exceeding four teen lines vii
4. inserted time for one dollar, tnd tvssnty-
, for each subsequent insertion; those Of greater
sn ~, in proportion. Court orders and Ad.
'L;..ments r" will be charged 25 per cert t
"S.s s,r. rates. reasonable fsdu q
o' a' who advertise by the year. inse
p in the Semi Weekly Standard, viii also appear q
the Weekly Paper, free of charge. s..s.,s.
sr,scribers, and Others who may wish TO sendmoney
n. Editor can do at all times, by Mail and at he
Is Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of POSTAGE
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-26

WLMMerox. January Is. The ISLES Of Tsspea-
tine yesterday reached. 1 ,5s5 bansIs. - felIous;
I ,225 bills. st $3.50 for soft. and $Sa - 10 for
ahou. 400 barrels al es 60 for so and 10 for hsrd
ALL per 200 lbs. Market firm nj lauer quotations.
with good demand In Spirits Tarpeniipe We learn
It al there sales yesterday Of about bsres
at 60 cents per gallon ard snai parcels on pr
lag, and holders are arm al above doosation. Sale
yesterday Of As bbls, Tar al ~ 10 pei Abl. ~
rMBEx-Sales Of three RATS at Sc 50, tNo ~ -
SO, one al SO, and one At eif per y. ssss.s
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THE STANDARD,
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, JAN.22, 1862
A BETTER DAY AHEAD.

I...a. IL, t,,,.t ohaaaox,
: e. - ,..as,s.,a,l =
u" g, sasa 80
"''ns " '"'' :, =, @ -
' r'1"' IL -. T.
hs.0ry' ''s' pun - = ~ ~ 81
an ,'l0n' - s. al AL
al u0"s "',.' CIV ~ ~ ~. & 81,
'': 'sss:,' ~ .s.as;.o -. ~ s,at MS. E
VI lnN III :, .ra ,l,s..
s"u. @ 90 W. ,- ,o.o
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, '',s - -. ,.,.,s -. .ha,.ol
- ~. IL II IL. =
IT,, a. p.;..o.a
.lin., & - ,.,t s.oap
h.. rs,dr rono ~ n tl,a n,rl 3 ana h,,n,asone
= ...1.:.,s,ss.....:,.
n., - smol, a., astr;h,taa f,r
Common soh,,l. Tho l;na - ,tanolos.,to. ,,;ll
hn fu.1al 49,, =, -.
n,n will -1,ns l.. onanod :. IL
na of WiIm;,rton and n .sa;t;on = tb;s this this
ino whom oon.,1a.od ,nu.t .ad o,o.t,s - az.
,monn+ of trorar ~ 'ba w;,n,.c,t,1s 81 qha
Rss,b and eas.on po.dx t 1,a. met hson q.
.ns,rn.s5 ., l,d ,,aun =, q 5
nam on. .f las.e1ss Il. - -
try and whom sr,v 49, 10, : IN
sir no, cont nor .nn, fs9a ooo, nto
Tna,urv Tha e.na F,.s .na
mant .hoh ;aa S.
sion of tho Ass.,nhl;. ,,,., & i
emlated ,t ,n o.r l,,s. III. 49,. - -. = ]
fer with fseIino = sstsf cto sn MAJ s,,hs
eot Central Ena,oad MN ,,ha, ,,,,;,lo,.d
a. + doubtlo,. ,;u a.
months vii, .l,.s., ~, 49, s
"0"'i''' VIII THROW open 70 Ine nlafkets oi Inc
Of tEis VOL, !. ~, 49, -. 8
slvant,ass e. 8 ~ q ~ s, au
plovo i b ;na.I,sl -. 3, sis' - -
,t,h, (, aass:s :. 5. ss..
dons were m.ds d. q = - IS -
"si0 ih"oe slofs a surrey lvf d hilifoad ifoH
bury wsst - ~ : M ,;;,a - ,, st 80
veys vo 49, 49, ;u ~ - 80
mora .onr;, 'sp = es 'oss '.'.'s s..
TSs.s .s ,nl sne.u1p ''el''
-. o'i'' e',ls'i's = nos5ssss G -
m,nr % Wn''n we nave ne',e'er,ea 70 = s
o tIo, ous " 1 sl's '',s9 g s'si' s''u s
The s,s, a' ~ ssn 'ns,A ~sa. . -,
and As any ne, .''poy s1s 'ea.''s
besn oeolos,ss ape ass'ssan' vl'ot n,ss
,m;n;na ss now eagssean 0u'a'as " ga. &
s,,u,e. ~ ,'.s' ~ 'lsn s.. vus u ,s.
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MAaRr.BDs

On The 9Th uisimo, at the residence Of Philip Waie
Esq, in Bofke County, iy Rev. Aexsnder AbeEneshy,
the Rev. Robert B. Jones. Of Person county r. MiD
Mary Catherine, eldest daughter Of Philip sa,
Of Burke -. - - = = sssssk .{<ssz4
In the Episcopal Church. IN cineinlsd ~ she Rsv,
A. d. Auner Dc. l.. J. Jones, Of WiItsborongh, NC.
TO Miss Vctois, dsushter Of Charles end Ssrah Lesk.
bate from liverpool Eussnd new eiikens of Cincinnati
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q - q
Tie; ehiing ton CORES pondsn D the Pessfs;
sbnfg Ds craa, says: q s. 8.
eel lie senatots from shss Soath, @ wslEpsahs
membs rom The same secsion, EFeat deal = exss-
s,Ss q y ss g
the distII composed Of Louisiana and <Ata6ama.
He will no senatorial votes from hs propos-
ed distrie though other sonthsra deioocfdiic
senator's lay yoe Tor bis oa6mation. under prae-
tice pfey1llins anon them, by which shey heys .
tact nnde lhe body 10 sacri6cs party sad
every lh rise g serve tks isseress Of any member
OF the 5ae Inn q great admifer ot proper Esprit
du corp! 1t Ahi5 hqbit OF pFacticsr rnps the game
chock i'm lhe eS6u9d II opefstes TO i6dsce sInosl
all the (te 20 ptnk as every wrong dose to the
public 90 ice ~ any seppter: 3
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sRHILR0Aps IN MISS oURL.


recent special sessonso 81 tie Legislature of
Missouri it was enacted that the credit Of the State
should be lent for building the following Roads ::
Pacific road to Kansas, $50 miles, $4,000, 900;
Pacific road to Southwest 81 miles, 81, 100000 !;
Hannibal and st. Joseph road, 200 miles, 81, 500
900 North Missouri road, 22s miles, s., 1000, 900 ;
Iron Mountain road, Is miles, $3.50, 900 -in all
,091 miles and So, 250, 600
Bonds Of the State are to be issued in aid of
these works in amount as above. In the construc-
tion-of every road the State requires private and
corporate subscriptions and payments Of stock to
keep pace with the issue Of State bonds and the
State takesa mortgage on the entire roads to en-
sure the payment Of the principal and interest of
the bonds.
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p..due. 6ra,n sts. H..f

DusKIaK. N. Y. Ian. Is. Over 5000 live hog
passed over ihs Buffalo and State Line Railroad, Il
New York and Albany, during the pasl week, an
$500 hogs are now at the State Line Road for Bo
ton, via BuGaioe and Albany. -. - -.
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- - - eAeN1sy
a0s III since several fous dollar esunsertst
bills on the Bank of tie aStaie Of North Carolina,
well calculated TO deceive careless sohsesver,.ffom
the fact that they appear 10 be old and considerably
worm. Stme Of then are made payable at Morganton
and others az Charlotte. The signatures and filling
u2ofaI Of them very perfect, but appear have
been engraved, except the daies and numbers. some
Of which are wrilien a blue ink. certain proof that
they counterfeit, we informed that The Bank
never sses blue ink in dating the genuine. The pa.
per upon which these counleIfeits are executed is
pale and thick, and the engraving, generally,
is course and Irregular. The shading Of the letters
is dark, course and heavy. go, -s5s
p. s.. Just as we were concluding the above de.
scription, we were shown another counterfeit Of the
same denomination, on the same Bank, new, and bad
in every particular. Our community is full of all
he never will receive another four dollar bill the
Bank Of the State Of North Carolina, Let every one
keep look out. - Charlotte Whig.
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The WeatAey.

HARaIssuaa. IAN. nth. The weather is clear, sn
The Tiver is tuH Of floating ice. Iherlnemeief 90,
sHoLLlDAYsBuaG. Jsn.i IN. There il no lhennon.'
ter iu town, Sa. the weather feels vety cold, T'w
inches. of ice were made lash night. - - =.
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RFcEiPTs.
Amount Premium received during the
year on new Policies,
Amounl received upon assessments.
Borrowed January 1, 1862, 10
meet losses, $
Amount in hands Of Treasurer and A.
gents Of The Company per last re.
port,
Total received during the year.
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WE H,.Asons 6tOzen Orer.

Coin SPxIsg, Ny. Jan. Is. The insense col
Of las, night lzs cIoscd ihe river al This point,
people cross on the ice 70 day. from here TO We
Point ysss ? ~. =
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North caroiina Mutual Insussiee O.
sSI.Az.kMKNz u sae c6siss II tas Nort
Cayotfna Autudf 1nssrdnceE C6Mpey. Mad
son tie 30th day Of Noosns6sy, 1854
No. Of Pyiices Issued per last Report
Nsv. s30s '5l.) 4,eo
= :. :. 8. :. during the y.ss. 81
Amount Of properly Insured per las. $,
Report. ol,47s, $50 I
- = g. . duripk
the ye.r, 6. l,476,7sl 6
5956.s5s o
Amount Cancelled and Expired, 1.426,70 s
Amosnt now lasursd, el.ss7.es7 9
Amount Pssmie,u Nalse = .hsai, -
= 3Qf34 - - - y
. 5dnt esensiam Noes received dsr- -
te ing thsty year, - 2S9,Ss7 .
sesl.lss Q
-Amoun. Cancelled and Expired DOR
|. ing the year, {, 200.06e
Amount Premium N tes now on hand. e624.0 4.067
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DEposlTIoS OF PRIrsr FROM THE MINISTRY
Norman T.. Sloughton, one of the missionary minis
ters of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in this do
cese officiating in Greene county, having broken his
ordination VOWS, and connected himself with ihe
Romsh church, was deposed. or degraded from tile
ministry, as Canon v. Of 1850 provides, yesterday
afternoon, at O'Clock, at Trinity Church, by RI.
Rev. Provisional Bishop. (Wainwrigh,.) Of New
York. 3te@- - kss.. ..f NJ.
Evening prayer was read by Rev. Dr.. Iligbee and
Rev. Prof. Mahan, of the Seminary. Al the close Of
it, RI. Rev. the Bishop, standing in the Chancel,
announced that he had been notified by Mr.. Slough
ton that lie should perform The duties Of a
minister of the church and that il was therefore, his
(he Bishop's) duty. under the alluded to, 10
pronounce sentence Of deposition upon him. He then
desired the Presbyters present 10 advance to the
Chancel rails, which they did-viz: Rev. Drs.
Higbee, Hawks, and Haight, Rev. Prof. Mahan, and
Rev. Messrs. Croes, Frost, and Dufe. The sentence
was then pronounced, signed by the Bishop and then
by the above.named Presby,ers and, after approPri.
at. prayers, the Episcopal benedcton was said. and
The congregation separated. The scene was one oI
| exceeding solemnity and impressiveness. 20
| ..,2j5. - 50 .t-"E.'iiAt, New York Erpress.
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4 Opp .FeLLox SHIP. Tie Independent Order Of
Odd-FeIows in the United States embrace thirty,sir
grand lodges. The aggregate Of flodges belonging to-
these several bodies number 2,729. Fhe number Of
contributing nie,nbersis 193, ,29s. And according 10
the official report Of the Grand Lodge Of the United
States at its late session. appears that during the
year ending June &c. 1852. there % 7:6 iniiia
lions, willie the revenue of the enllre body reached
,,hc..amouh. of $l64 1871 15 The relief afforded
as follow s. viz Numbef OF brothers relieved, 26330,
widow ed families relieved, 1859 number of broth
ers burisd l,649; relief paid 10 brothers, 372.364
90; relief paid to widowed families. $52.430 IS;
paid for the education Of Orphans St0,75O S5 paid
Tor the burial of the. .deads $l12, ,44s 7S.. -
| :sJssI s i s45s = = Ne,D York Sunday Times.
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Musical NOTATION For THE BLIND. MIR. c. Ma
honey, graduate of the New York Institution for
the Blind, has succeeded in perecting musical no.
ialion BY (which persons deprived, like himself, Of The
of sight, may be greatly facilitated in acquiring
knowledge of uusical science. He substitutes ihe
raised letters by which notes known. for the notes
themselves the value Of each letter being designated
by afxng the usual sign of The crochet, quaver, &c.
Thus, the ws.tten music is compressed into mnch
smaller space, and ptintcd raised music made avail
able in the Instruction OF the blind. As music is the
only art that blind people enjoy. this improve.
tnent is beneficial one. The system may be had oi
the author, al the Blind Institution. 7y4.7ss 49,
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PERsoa Al n EMS. 50 The Hon. Asa Biggss O
Martin, Thomas Bragg, .of Northampton, and
sNsN. II Smith, Esq, Of Hertford; are inthe City
IN tendance on the snpreme Court. Col. Rnd6n
of yNsyne, passed through on Thursday on hi
way home from ayisitto bis friends in Franklin &
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The NAvY. The bill proposing a reorganization
ate by Con. Stockton, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs. coniemplates making provisions for the
following officers, viz: .snasi- 8: =. ,..'- 4
20 commodoros, 6s captains. 81 commanders. so
lieutenant commanders, 325 first lieuienanrs POS
second Iieutenanls, SO surgeons. "a passed as
sislant surgeons, As assistant surgeons, Ga purs.
ers, 20 assistant Fursers, 10 chief engineers. l9
first assistant engineers 90 second assistant engine
ers, 81 ihird assistant engineers. "a chapains 202
mdshipnen, Al bsatswains, As gunners, As carpen-
iers, and 80 sanakers. The bill provides that when
mdshipmen have passed their examination, and been
assigned the naval service. they shall be mis-.
stoned second lieulsnants, and that the number SO
assigned shall not exceed 60 in any ono year. The
bill proposes retain the twelve professors Of nahe-
ma,ics and the nineteen masters who are now ih the
service, bat prohibit hereafter any appoint
ment in either Of these grades. ,s., -tft...r 81 .
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-31

INFORMS his customers and the public,
i that he will open on the
l2Or II ARCH,
q large and handsome assortment Of
NEW SPRING GOODS
all selected by himself in New York and
Philadelphia from the latest importations.-.
From his long experience, het feels conf
dent, his selections cannot fail to please
the most fastidious. mar 6-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-31

HAVING removed his shop to Third st.
IL South Of Hollis Livery Stable, is now
prepared to do al kinds Of Painting, Gla-
sins and Paper Hanging. He may be found
(unless engaged at his shop, OF letters adj
dressed to him through the Post Office.
will meet with prompt attention
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-31
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
C0uy lu Sizicme Dist. Judtca0src,
Par0isse dEst Baton Rouge.
WILLIAM S. PIKE,

WILLIAM >. flkE,
-. 7 No. 1914.
re. DELAnoDEKrE,
I'm vertu DUN writ de saisie ct dc vente
Il lance dams Paffaire ci-dessus num6rot6
ct intitulee, ct 4 moi adress6 par rHon IL
Cour du SixiAme District Judiciaire, dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse ct Etat s,isdite, J'exposerai
en- vente publique Ia porte de Ia maison de
Cour dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, (Parois-
se d'Est Baton Rouge) S.4MEDL ke 2nse
.o~ P.AurI prochain, 1853, II heures du
matin. Ia prophetic hypotheque ci-apres de
critic, savoir:
DEUX terrains de terres situ6 dams cette
partie de Ia vile Baton Rouge, arpente par
Messrs. Pike & Menard ct comm CONNIE
Magnolia Vile, les dites terrains Giant dGsi-
gne sur lie plan de celia, CONNIE terrains No.
2 ct 3, de PIiet No. l, ct chaque mesurant
cent soixante pieds de face sur Ia rue de pE-
elise, par cent trente pieds de prolondeur,
mesure Americana.
La propriete ci-,lessus decrite Giant Ia meme
vendu par VIM. S. Pike, plaignante, de Ia
dite mroisse, r. G. Delaroderie, defendeul,
lie Tine jour de JUN. 1851. par un act passe
pardevant Samuel Skolfeld, Recorder, dams
ct mr. Ia dite Paroisse.
Salsie pour pay6e ct satisfaire le iugement,
intefet ct ffais dams l'aAaire ci-dessus intitu-
ke.
Conditions De q Yeme-Cdspeasst, avec lie
|ben6hce d'evaluation. H. " BABIN,
nv c4-jv. Sheriff.
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]. +. HIGHLAND.

w HOLESALE & Retail Dealer in all
w kinds Of Groceries and provisions, Sc.
gars and Tobacco, Wines, Liquors, &C.
Will he open at all hours, and spare no
Mains to please customers. Every article
Of the best quality, and at the lowest cash
prices. ]. T. McClELAND.
C1syeh St.. Befsesrs Fifth oAd Psmises-
fiary IA TIC ID assd Of FERDINAND Er~s.
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CORPORATION OF BATON ROUGE
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

N N election wall be held, on the 4th day
IL of April. 1853, for Mayor, Town
Constable, Treasurer. Collector and Assessor,
and six selectmen. The Mayor, Town Con-
stable and Treasurer, Collector and Assessor
to be voted for by general ticket, and three
selectmen b be elected in each ward by the
voters in their respective wards.
The polls of the first ward will be held at
the Court House, and far the second ward, at
the Office Of P. A. Walker, J. P, and wiz be
opened from 9 o'clock A. M, to Arm.
mar IS, M. MORENO, Clerk Of
9Th Judicial Dist. Court East d Rouge