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NOW situated in the parish OF st. James,
4 in the extensive and comnodous buildings, formerly
known as the Jefferson College
PRESIDENT: LOUIS DUFAU.
The President of the Louisiana College, being convinced
after long and decisive experience, that is impossible to
maintain the order and discipline (which is the chief
auxiliary successful study in Institution composed Of
day scholars and boarers, which be maintained i'll
composed of hoaers one remote from the attractions and
dissipions of large city has resolved his In
s,ution to the parish Of St. James,
The provcrbialy unhealthy condition Of New Orleaa at
certain of the year. is further for changing
locality Whilst the situation and fine accommodations of the
Jefferson College together with the honorable and advana-
geos proposals offered by many of the planters of Louisiana,
have been sufficient inducement for adopting this
The annual opening Of the classes will take place the
1st of september next
TERHSPer quarter, payable in advance the 1st OF
September, December March, and June, 500
Mendns and Washing, per quarter,
Medical lees, per ahnuiii, .
Music, Drawing, Fencing, and Dancing, the only
branches of education which form extra charges.
Each month commenced is due to the establishment No
deduction male for my absence less than month Books,
furnished by the parents shall be furnished by the Col
lce at current prices ditto for medicines &c. furnished by
the Apothecary.
Parents who desire to be advanced to their children
for books, clohes &c. requested to deposit in the hands
Of the President of from $40 to 800 Parents who
desire their children to have pocket money requested
to deposit in the haus Of the President whose will
he male make prudent distribution each week. Parents
guardians who reside neither at ST. James parish
New Orleans requested to have responsible agent in
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s. Of It.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS, g.
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d e1S0 IN SPLENDID PRIZES -

eC fsJO Volume IN Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences the 18th of September 1t is chiefly devoted
to the advancement of the Interests of Necdics, Lent-
ors. Manufacturers and Farmers, by the diffusion of
useful knowledge upon these important branches. 1t is
edited by practically skilled in the arts and sciences,
and is widely regarded sound and able journal Nearly
all the VALUABLE PATENTS which issue weekly from the
Patent Office ILLUSTRATED with Engravngs, and the
Claims of all the patents published il: its columns; thus
making the paper perfect Scientific and mechanical Ency
copea for future well present reference The Scien
ic American is very extensively crcuateds circulation
in the last volume exceeding copies per week 1t is
in form for bining each volume contains Several Hundred
Enravings and -Four Hundred Pages of Reading Mat
ter, with Index. The prdcttcN alone worth
to any family much more than the subscription price
The Publishers or the following valuable prizes for the
largest lists of subscribers sent in by the 1s January next
500 will be given for the largest list SO for the second
500 for the third S45 for the fourth $40 for the fifth S
for the sixth $50 for the seventh $5 for the eighth; SEQ
for the ninth SO for the tenth; $40 for the eleventh. and
s. for the twelfth The cash will be paid the order Of the
successful competitor, Immediately after January 1st, as54
TERMS-One copy one year, 81; copy six months,
81 five copies six months 81; ten copies six months Ss
ten copies twelve months, Is fifteen copies twelve months
S22 twenty copies twelve months, S2S in advance.
Southern and Western money taken for subscription.
Letters should be directed, post paid to
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NENTE DE SHERIFF.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANE-Paroissc de Lafourche,
No. OlG4.

rs, NO. OlO4.
Mahurin Pitrc.
SACIlEZ, QUEEN conorme writ de fl. ia. lance par
la Cour do 5ene District de la paroisse dOrlean dams in
cdessus ntitce ct numerotee ai sisi ct olrira
publique la Nlaon de Cour dams Ia va de Thbo
dalx, SAMEDI, lie NUVEMBRE, 1855 d II hcrres A. NJ
les de tere capres decre Giant dams Ii possession
de me Clevie arras ct etant une parte dun plus grand
morceauX de terre qui ui appartient, savor:
t. UNE CERTA1NE HABITATION stue dams la paroisse
lie ourche, environ rois miles audessOus de In vile dc
Tbodaux la rive rote du bayou fourche ct consista
de deux de erre deuX mesurant deuH aets
de face par qarnte prooner borne haut ct EN- bs
par des terres appartenant Nine Clerville Barras
9. EAUTRE MORCEAtIX DE TERRE mssurant un ar
ct lie face plus mc;ns par quarale aents en- proon
deur borne haut par s erres de A. b. ThbodauX, ct
en- bas par oeles de Nine. ClerviNe Barras.
3. SOIXANTE-DIX ACTIONS de cent piastres chaqle
dams lie capital des bonds de Ia Banaue des Ctoyeus de Ia
Louisiana. ~
TERMEr CoSpr1oNs.L acquerenr fournira bllcts
pour les actions pour la de $40 payable s premier
Aout 1884, removable confosmite dc Ia chartre ct IA
balance COMPLAINT.
Les lets pour leg actions identifies acie
dhypotheque par NJ. Pre ct femnIt favour de Ia
Banque Cosens de Ia Lonsane, passe devant T. Seger
Notare Public Ia Novelle Orleans, le 26 Mai 1887, et
arssi identifies par ace de u Serf dams proccs
racquereur set obligations changeents ct con
tions impose les actonares de Ia Banque des Corns
de la Louisiana J. X. GOURDAlN, Dty. Sherf.
Octobre lie Ter 1853 [41-tds
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Succession Of Jules Billiard, requested to for
ward and SETTLE and all persons to whom the aforesaid Sue
cession is indebted are hereby notified forward and
receive the amount of their claims.
August, q 1858. [3S-4t] L. BUSH, Curator.
A VlS.-Toutes personnes qui dovent
la Succession de Jules Biard sont par lie present
qus de presenter de reer ct toutes pesonhes q Ia
dte Succession ot sOnt de requs de presenter ct
de recevoir lie monttlit qui eurs est dues.
Aout ce % 1858. [3s-Al L. BUSH, Curatetir.
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Cla.lparHe.

. 4 Baskets of Champagne Wine, schroeder's, Mar
-f shal Ney. Morgne's Desummc. Cioricot in quart
and pints, for sale by =. Y. HOLDEN.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward

~ will be paid for the Apprehension Of the boy rs
ALBERT. He ran away from Rienz' Plantation" Iu
opposite Thihodaux about three months ago. have "a
received intelligence Of his having bees -een in this A
negl,orhooa few days since The above reward will be
paid for his delivery being lodged in the Thibo
daux ja-ess Jail Albert il aba forty years of
six feet to inches high black with broad upper 'front.'
teeth, has rather feminine voice. and quick, Intelligent
though rather dcwreast countanance.
Rienzi Pantnl k,le 25 3stf d. w. MITCHELL.
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'SUNDRIES--
~ sgGAR--stuarts Crushed, pulverised and Loaf;
CgFFEE-AJava and Rio;
No. 1MACKEREI~-wholc, half and quarter Kits
BEEF AND BUFFALO TONGUES;
MAY BUTTER; CHOCOLATE, TEA, &C.;
SOAP-A large lot in whole, half and quarter boxes;
IIAMs-stagg shays Dysons and Sugar C'red
I CIGARs-Best Havana, and Smoking Tobacco;
Pickles, Tomato ketchup Pepper Sauce emen Syrup and
variety other articles in the provision line Old Bourbon
Whisky at 49, Co. and - cents, and 1925 per gallon Good
Friction Matches, &c, all just received ,ar for sale b
je1S i. f.. HOLDEN.
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Walltcd!
\ TEACHER, to whom liberal salar

"A will be given competent to take charge of the Guion
Academy the of Tkboiaux, in the capacity Of pn
cipal and perssec qualified to teach and mpart thorough
English education.
To this Institution are attached two Assistants who, with
the Principal, have under their charge about one hundred
pupils.
Proposals will be received up to the 22nd Of October and
the Institution will be odened the first Of November 1858
Applicants viii be required to furnish satisfactory recon-
nlentlations.
Address prepaid Louis Bush, President Of the Guon
Academy, Thibodaux.
s Picayune and Delta will please copy and forward bill
TO this Office; 4D-td
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NEW ARRIVAL AT RAGAN'S.-
~ A LOT OF FBUGGIEs AND CARRIAGES,
so BONES WESTERN CHEESE,
5000 HAVANA CIGARS,
25 SACKS COFFEE, s,n
10 TIERCES Stage & SIIAY'S SUGAR CURED II ANS
5CASkS ST. JULIEN CLARET,
10 IIhds. SHOULDERS,
90 Bbls. M0S0NGAHELA 4 BOURBON WHISKY,
2 Pipes OLD CAsTILION BRANDY
50 H4eLF-BARREIS MESS PORK,
80 do No 2 MACKEREL,
10 do MESS BEEF,
And great variety ofoer articles ometion
ust received and for sale by A. Il. RAGAN & co.
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LOUISIANA COLLEGE.

Now situated in the parish of st. James,
4 in the extensive and comnodous buildings, formerly
known the Jefferson College
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IUST RECEIVED. and for sale
e EXTRA ST Louis PtOIR,
GERKINS AND MIXED PICKLES,
LOBSTERS and SALMON in tin Gang,
SWEET OIL, pints and quarts,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS,
BOSTON and BUTTER BISCUIT &C., &c.
may2O b. +. HOLDEN.
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BARGAINS ST :.
II SECOND HIND GOODS For SALEi
MOSQUITO BARS, BED TICKS, BLANKETS
SPADES, SHOVEIS, AXES,
LARGE FRENCH PoTS, DUTCH OVENS, and various
other Cooking and Table utensils.
ALSO-20 WIIEELBARROWS
Many Of the above articles good new,
and all will be sold CHEAP.
ALSO-RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, HICKORY SHIRTS,
AND SEVERAL CASES DITCHEES' ROOTS, entirely
aug6 new-for sale cheap. b. f. HOLDEN
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PROPERTY for os-zs
~ SALE wish to sell the House and Lot ss ~ M
situated on st. Philip street between the residences i4;!
of Dr. r. A. Scu1ay and Rev. L. A. Reed; also, a-A..ix
SERVANT and the FURNITURE now in the house am
prepared to give an unexceptionabe title by virtue Of
power of attorney whkh is in my possession For partcu
lars as to price, terms &c, inquire the premises.
july 23 1888 f:s3G1 +. F. TILTOS.
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IL FAD TIL IS!

THEAP GROCERY STORE.-Hav.
~ ing fully determined continuing the Grocery
business my old stand corner Of Main and St. Louis
hereby notify my friends and brner patrons well as t
public in general, that now have hand and snail con
tnue to keep constantly in store, choice AMI genera
assortment of Family Groceries, Western Produce, &c, &c
which will be happy dispose of at prices equally as low
and advantageous as any other establishment engaged in t
jy3O JNO. THEoPHKus DAENIS.
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lME 300 Bbls. Lime for sale cheap
Il FOR CASH. Apply to [@5tfl 6 NJ HANNAH
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of IS year.
All the above articles should be marked in full with the
name of the student t---. r-.-.
b. For rcferences application should be made at New
Orleans to Roman & KerIon, Ne.2 Front Levee aug20
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imported 100 pieces various coors WIDE price So
They the cheapest lot of cloths to BIO found Ia New
York. DkUmGULD PROCH, 10 Fulton stra {.
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Died.

On Friday, November g. of disease Of the heart ErgSE
TVS TOWNSHIP, in the 41th year Of his ags
at Cedar Swamp, Long Island, for interment.
On Thursday, November "a Mics LAURA HAMILTON, aged
q years. eldest daughter Of the Hon John T. Hamilton
of New Carlisle, District Of Gaape, Canada East
Ut Gle James L. Cur No. 10 East Twenty eighth street,
latives and friends Of the families respectfully invited
to attend, without further notice
o. Friday, November 49, Mrs. ANN O'BRIgN, wi e Of
Francis o. Bfien, aged CO years.
The friends of the family, and those of her in
Law, John Cogan and Charles j. Lahey, invited to at
tend her funeral from lie West Twenty fourth street.
between Fifth and SIX III avenues this afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Thursday, mber "a LHErrR second daughter CT
Nathaniel and Ezabsth Hyer In the 4h of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents
No 100 Union street. South Brooklyn Al two O'CLOCK this
afternoon, wi hout further invitation.
Of his bother in law W. Fountain GSosGS A. DALI
aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of bis
uncle Capt. A. 3. Lowber No. 93 Willoughby street.
Brooklyn at two O'Clock this afternoon. His rem Alas
will he taken to Greenwood.
At Wes1 pert Conn, on Wedne day November 23 sud
denly JAMES W. JArScsY, in this 47th year of his sge
His friends, and those OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
at three O'Clock this afternoon, without further iny
tation. The New Haven train, stopping at westport
leaves the station at Canal street at twelve O'Clock NJ
On Thursday November "a, EuzABErH REATHE2foRD,
wife Of the late Allen Reatberford, aged AZ years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully requested %
attend the furera at eleven O'Clock this morning fro
her late residence No 100 Bsoome STREET.
On Friday morning. November IS, MARY HEsSEroy,
daughter OF John +. and Mary H. Carr aged months.
Il relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
attend the funeral fri the residence OF her parents
No ga West Nineteenth street. Her remains win be taken
to Second street Cemetery
On Thursday evening, November 81 JOIN ALEX Of
william n. and Matilda Jeens aged years
The friends OF the family ao invited to attend the fl-
neral this afternoon at two O'Clock, from ha late resi-
dease, No 80 Wess Twenty eighth street.
On Thursday morning, November "a ORHLs Louse,
only child of Charles and Ell Use 4. Russ aged yeaI
3 months and 70 days
Fer remains tax en- 70 Albany for interment.
On lhufday. November "a. Macy ANN GLEASON, eldest
daugher Of william and Catherine GLEASON, aged years
and Two months
The friends of the deceased and family also the
bers Of the Atlantic Guard RESP ecfuy invited to
tend the funeral from her late residence No 81 Oliver
street. tomorr afternoon, nj two O'Clock.
At Tampa Bay, Florida October "a, of heuo:rhage, A.
Nj. RIDF1EiD N. D., formerly Of this city
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Rcdding,s Russia saIvo, A Boston Re.
Married.

Or Thursday, November "a by the Rev. Harwood,
John s NRwIH, of Philadelphia to CHARLOTTE Anna,
daughter of John r. Buttsrworth. Esq, of this city.
Or Sunday Novembe 20, By the Rev Mr.. Hiscox, Mr..
CHAKLls RoIBACK to Hiss ELIZA OLIVIA BouRKy of Galway,
Ire LAND
Boston papers please copy.
On TUESDAY November 2, at Pleasant Valley Dutchess
county N. Y, by the Rev. Mr. Vile Mr.. RussIIL L..
WHEELER of New York. MARY only daughter Of Carl
son Cophln, Fsq., Of this former place.
At New Haven, Conn, Thursday, November "A. by
the Few il hn CULVER EARL S. MARTIN, Of New York,
MARY A. eldest daughter of Daniel j. Woodward, Esq.
At Newark ~ J, rhu sday, November "a, THOMAS F.
MURPHY to KATE T. 9. IgDw1H, all of Newark.
On Wednesday November 2, at Natchez, Miss, by the
Rev J. stratton, LAFAYETTE Caldwell, Esq, to Miss
FRANCES CONSTANCE BABN, both OF the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, La.
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Personal Intelligc nee.

deputation from the city Of Philadelphia, with in
PRODUCTIONS to Mayor Westsrvelt from Mayor Gipin
In the city, to inspect and report upon the arrange
Dents and rization of the Emigrant Department in
shs city and with view to adapt the best Of pro-
vicing for the egrant in Philadelphia 1t Is understood
that application to the Legislature Of Pennsylvan
viii be founded upon the report Of the delegation.
Hon Samuel Caruhers member # Congress from the
Seventh district of Missouri in St. Louis the Goth
Inst, en- his way to Washington.
Hon. Geo. Bliss, NJ. c., Hon. IT, II. Johnson, N. c.,
Hon T. W. Greene, ~ c., Hon. r. Il Ely, Michigan; Goo
|H. Ball Esq, New York. Jno. NJ. Hall New Orleans; e.
'nAtthe>xs, Esq, New Orleans j. p Robinson New York;
VIM G Richardson, Esq, Philadelphia Hon. W. II. Glib.
son, TFn; NJ. c. Story, Esq New York; W. Il. Harding
Esq, New York. Chester Harding, Esq. Bottom, in
Cleveland on the 23d inst
Gen. Jpo O'Neill of Pennsylvania u 5. Consul TO
Belfast, iceland, is at the Colamore House.
Among the passengers by the Pacific from the ST. Nicho
~, notice the of 5. Horner of Philade phia
bearer Of Geapatches tt Naples via London
Amo. the arrivals at the Aston House yesterday
b Capp and lady, Buffalo; Joseph g. Tompsins; Hon
Johu Vanderbilt, La Capt N q Palmer Stoningon; Geo.
Leslie Troy; Citation Fiske and lady Mi higan; Gideon
ye snd family; T. olmstesd New orlesns RI bsrt Hal
stt, late from Paris
At ny the arrivals at tho st. Nicholas yesterday
Prof Pancoast Philadelphia; Senator Bahcock, Buffalo;
Norton McMichsel, Esq Philadelphia; D. Corning. Esq
Albany; senator Eastman Providence; Capt. Van Aen
Banslo Hon s. Robins New Orleans; Judge Belnap, Gin
binnati.
FROM Antueyp In ship Att antic--Wm Binhand.
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ment OF our rieno <nter the Prescott House,
M and expert nee and being central loeatioS
y convenient 20 pure from all sections city No
inferior or cable articles BIO procured there.
ant tn9ss wo M or it with their receive the high
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mo TILE OWNERS AND OTHERS I'M INTEREST III

ITO THE OWNERS AND OTHERS IN INTEREST TO
oppose the widening Of the Bowery Chath square,
to extend the to Franklin In Pearl
street. from thence to the Battery widening the
adjourned their meeting to Monday next November ~ at
tho City a to take into consideration the expedsncy
adopting the All objeetn the would
do well 10 attend The Board Of notwithstanding
the said adjournment have passed resolution TO extend
the Bowery from to franklin
old Petition they allowed to lay dormant for nearly
and ht not having given the slightest notice of their
intention to revive the and without restoring the
monstrances to it,
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City Reform

OR NEW COMMON COUNcIL-MEErING OF THE METRO
P0LtTAN HALL COMMITTEE.
The following advert isement published in the city
papers yesterday morning. to the great delight Of
tax payers who entertained the hope that
The journals of this day would be enabled to chron
sls the outlines new municipal rule. It
reads
AErRoPoLIrAN HALL REFORM CoMMTTFE-The Nom
e' the 5 on e.
he 2Sth inst At ocooi At the 0niveaity Buildug for
- with for the
aid
% ETRa Shi chnan
Anxious to place upon record all the virgin VOWS OF
civic honesty, which would be uttered by the Aldermen
and Councilmen elect and at the time enligh.en
the public to the probable of reform which
would be Iurssed in the next two years in the admins
aton Of our local affairs one Of reporters visitsi
the University Buildings to report the proceedings.
De arrived at quarter to O'Clock, and, rpoa
turning from Fourth street to the door frontiny
Waahnston square, he met about Fifteen twenty gen
tiemen hurryng, either sngly in parties of three
sour towards the building They quickly ascsnded ia
stairs, and entered the chapel of the University
The room lighted up, and the door stood partl
spen Inside there about thirty five men,
elu.ive Of the first mentioned They we're all Of fMr
sdeme mic proportions very we'll DIRE ssed presented
the comfortable look of who transacted business
Wall street and vicinity Some sitting upon tia
benches some standing up, others uncovered with
hats on each looked grave solemn and no doubt
WAS ponderipg in his mir how he could
furnish matter for some future lyy,
To tell how he reduced the city's debt"
this moment our reporter advanced to the door, at
which gentleman standing. The operations of re-
porers, generally speaking. in Wall street. being very
limited personal recognition ensued, but the folio ~ing
conversation took place =
RfroRTER-sir reporters Of the public press to be
admitted to this meetiag2
GENTLEMAN AT THE DooR-No, sir.
RPoRITR-Are all equally excluded
GENTLEMAN THE DooR-Yes sir reporter was here
moment ago from the Journal Of Commerce. and he
refused
RHoRTrR-I have attended from the HERALD and the
samc rule applies, Of course2
GENTLEMAN AT THE Door, believe So sir.
Our reporter then retired and HERALD is conse-
auen tly, unable to inform its readers of
fern decided upon best to pursued By new
Council men, what amount Of pecuniary saving will be
effected for them.
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BRUNSWICK CITY, GEoRGIA-LARGE AND Pc.
r,mpsory sale OF building ots 10 tn city Of
state Of Geogs The proprieto OF the city Of Brunswick
aerebg give notice that's sac of Eve hundred lots wiz
said CITY, Thursday thu 18th day of January 1854 At II
O'clock N. The sac will be positive to the Highest bidder.
f9 nB-One third cash. and the remaining
and two Title iertect The port and site Of 8runs
wc hold out commercial and mari advantages superior
ho.e presented other south Il Chesapeake Bay
Tho climate is heahy the pu Further pArtc uars
With &c, be had At tho gcs Of she company, 80
Broadway. New York. or Of Gr John Brooks, agent,
Eruns wick, Or orga WM CAAUNCEY, President.
TIL MAS A. DEXTER, Secretary.
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nn6er tndkerchief LARGO stock just been purchased
Al auction by HI1 CHC0CH 4 LEADBEATER, SAT Broad
sy and ladies' get supplies Of these elegant laces
Tor lees than half the usual price, they apply
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SITUATION wANTED-As SALESMAN, or TO SUPER
A. intend mahogany lumber yard: mas had much expert
in the mahogany business. Would undertake the
management of steam engine and Dachipery with Of
vertical would have objeo
tion to travel eac purchaser Has had eighteen
experience IN West Indies speaks Spanish aud Is
we'll acqnsind with all kiads Of idibsr in that of tho
world AS to responsi iity rive from to thou
sand dollars security real estate required Should ts
ct eye Of any requiring such assistant by adj
dressing letter post paid to W. Co. Jersey City Post Oice
il III lie pity attended 10.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs chambermaid, do plain sewing hal
no to do general housework for small private ia
ekoN
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Another Batch of Bunn's Book.-The SUN

day Courier Of to will contsin further amusing
tracts from Bunns impudeut book called old England and
New England" and immense amount OF interesting
rsading besides Might and Right Letter fsom Dow Jr
Crime Up GUARDS, and at 'Em Thanksgiving Day; Bourc
caults comedy all the latest theatrical ntel
gonce literary notices, city items, &C 10.
JAS L. saith 4 CO., Is Spruce street.
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Mourning CIooks! Mourning CIoaIs!-

BARTHOLOrBW WEED hare just received
and desrsb patterns for rnournng cloaks An examna
ton is &c lcited Please remember the and number
New ing store, Bartholomew Weed No. 561 Broad
way between the st. Nieho and Metropolitan Hotels
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WITAERS lone have been known 10 fail in
curing children Of worms They recommended by our
ost sicans aud they contain oaome Sold
Bowery Store 1853 and Grand and Mulberry
etraeta.
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hAs 1T KNOX Of I2S Fulton street. that
he but the best and fashouabe article
t'c line Knox emnently qualified the business he
.Igagsd in cultivated taste, nice disc m ton,
faultess mechanical genius and aptitude seizng tho
latest fashions Of Paris and LONDON, we'll happy
knaeb getting the styles best suited to climate
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