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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

THE CREDITORS OF p. b. MANCHESTER.
CIScIsSATI, Oct 90. 1854.
The creditors of =. b. Manchester met to day, and
a nro rata dividend of five cents on the dollar was
declared by them.
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fsmes them any cmate and circular scales
Horace WATERss IMPROVED PAsos-bavug greater power,
brsnc and elasticity OF touch elegance aud
than other Piano in the United states
IaIIet Cumstons Pianos (of the old firm OF Haett Co
8 70 4 nj w Smiths celebrated hELoDLoSs Second hand
Pianos at great barEsns Price, go, S5 $50 $50 S75
mOO aIaS &C. to Sl75 Beautiful Pianos which have been
rented Sut Tor a short will be sold very loweacb insru'
ept discount made for cash To st some
ourobeser monthly payments will be ten. Cash paid for
second hand Pianos Pianos 10 rent - -
UoRAcE WATERS No. $50 3 .oadway
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT FOR TIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT FOR THE
SALE or DEsHLER's CELEBRATED TAsTELEss PILLs, FOR
FEVER AND AcUE Owing the demand for this
new specific Fever and wholesale aud has
bee opened No sal Broadway nearly opposite the Taber
attendance and advice to meet particular cases OF
few er aud aeue patients will be given grautousy by him.
These Pills are warranted to the
Oders the city trade, and from dealers generally
respectfully solicited.
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, WINTER CLoTHING.-The undersigned viii
dpose Of the balance of bis stock first quality MADs
CLoTHNo comprising Overcoas Business Goats Pantaloons
Voss &C. at wholesale prices with view OF rsenteng the
nav premises at the old stand No 2l Broadway the LIST
OF February next with an entire new stock
VIM 4 JENNINGS, Nos aud Barclayst.
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conferred by It 60 hair natures perfectly upd
ngushable from the natural tnss Sold wholesale and
tall and sppped at CRIsrADoRo's, No Astor House.
HAIR DYE AND MISCELLANEOUS cele-
bsted HAIR DYE Is by all acknowledged the best in ths
world Sold wholesale and retail spped In nine private
rooma w A Hair Dye, Wig and Ornamental
Hair Factory broadway.
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FOWLERs & WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, N.

Tup FASHIONS AT WHDE's. --Milliners who
want goods prices which will enable them to give
their customers bargains ore invited TO examine the ex
assortment and beautiful Fall and Winter bos
sETs ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS RIBBoSs, FEATHERS, &C, &C.
At the saesfooms Of H. WILDE importer and manufacturer
AZ Fashionable Millinery Nos 20 and % JOhns CheaPness
will be found something than name at that establish
proprietor determined to CELL at INST cost rather
than throw bis employees out Of their suaton
A FIG FOR HARD TIMES. THE rush to SMITHS,
BaoTgIss No l22 Fulton st. greater than overland why
Because h. OF Fall CLOTHING represents all the latest
sho1 the best materials aud at the lowest prices eone
bouses may feel the hard times-they do not
To OUR LADY PATRoNs-RICH FURs.-En-
eoussed by patronage In this department Of Ladies' Cos
tuning we manufactured ION own premses) rom
prime Skins for this seasons Retail Sales large assortment
Of LApIEs comprising all the desirable patterns
qualities known to the Trade and will exhibit and ohe
them TUESDAY Oct To- Relying the intrinsic
merit Of articles offered renders further compensation full
soms ana unoecessary LEARY & Co, Heaters,
AstOr House, Broadway.
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g.nized. 90 far, that the formation Of he III and
al banal;ors Of each regiment has been COM
menced out of the lately decreed levy Of 100000
men. the above 2l6 battalions may be comprised
in the grand total, which would give 726 b.ttsl-
ions. Az squadrons Of regular, 200 squsdrons Of
irregular cavalry, and considerably above thou
sand guns. The organization of the reserves for
cavalry and artillery not being we'll kaown out Of
Russia, they are not included in the above.
This array fortunately, looks more formidable
than it really is. From it We must deduct to ar
rive at the number oftroops actually available for
European war, the Siberian corps the internal
guard and OF least one half of the Cossacks thus
leaving available about $50 bsttalions, 472 squad
rons irregular and $50 squadrons of irregular cav
airy, with about 200 guns. These troops msy be
estimated, at very low figure, at $40 900 inf,ntry
60 900 cavalry and 30 900 Cossacks or rather more
than GOO, 900 together, spread on the long line
from the Caspian along the Black Sea and B iltic
to the White Sea.
Since the beginning of the war with Turkey,
the following troops have been successfully en-
gagged against the allies on the southern frontier
Of the empire:
l. The Sd, 4h and 5th corps OF the line, with some
Of their reserves which are, however. mostly still on
the march.
O. The whole Of the three Caucasian corps.
g. The two divisions (two-thrds) Of the first corps
Of the line, without reserves
4. portion Of the third cavalry corps (dragoonsl
in the Crimea.
This IN axes total Of about 240, 900 men, before
entering on the campaign but now reduced to
LA, 600 men at the outside, Of whom "a 900 may
be taken as the strength of the army in Bessa-
rsbia, $4,000 in the Crimea, or marching toward
it, and 46, 900 in the Caucasus. On the Baltic
there were, up to the end Of August
Men
In Finland the reserve of the 9th Corps... l6, 800
The Finnish Corps. II,VOO
The Guards and their reserves. 60,SOO
OF the Grenadier Corps at ReveL 10000
Total. lOO,OOO
There were in Poland, or marching for it:
Men.
The remainder Of the Grenadiers and their
The LIST and I'd Corps and their reserves 10000
Cossacks and cavalry Of different corps.....- 1000
Various reserves. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2o,OOJ
lOtdl .-oO,VOO
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RUPTURE. -MARsH's PATENT, THE ONLY RAD
IcAL Guar TRUss.-MARsH Co have just received the
limited States Letters for MARsHs Radical Cure Truss
that took the premium at the late Exhibition In the Crystal
Palace has received the universal APPRECIATION Of the med
OF ten of reducable Hernia All persons are canond
against infringing upon this instrument Open rem A. NJ
mill Q p III MARsH 6 Co. No q Mailenlane. ~ Y.
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BAExARThs Fur season having opened the attention OF
ladies invited TO the large and comprehensive assortment of
Nuts victones Cloaks CUTE Gloves &c at the Bsxsa n
Guiding every species Of Furs and sl Ade
up the best styles ed Paris for the coming winter
GEsISs BAZAAR. No. SIS Broadway S. Nicholas Hotel.
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Manufactured BY J. p. wake Co,
No. IS Barclay St, NewYork.
oaa 10 and touch IN the word fully warranted
nd for sale large discount for approved paper
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until P. N. MARSH 8 Co, No 2. Msidenlan n y
MARIO AND GRIsI.-MARIo WALTZEs, with
6ns likenessio Mario Price 50 Oh how delightful
this Pleasing Hour" composed expressly for Mario by Doni
se p,oe cents; aud Grisi Schottsch SO Just
ruhiisbed nv GORDON, No. 29I Broadway
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ONLY ONE DAY LEFT-LAsT OF THE BEAU.

UNI VNE DNf LEI I-LAST Ut TIE DEAU-
LAKELASD BUILDING LoTs These 500 Bulldog Lots
with 100 Farms will be divided $50 subscribers the
let of Nov 1854 SIS four Building Lots 25 by leo
feet Farm OF from two TO twenty Hundreds
living unheslthy apartments and paying oil their earnings
for rent who delightful and healthy
stead the city, Apply at CHARLES WOOD No.
e09 Broadway where and pamphlets be had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

WANTED-A PARTNER with -, 0O0 to engage
IN the Jos9Ne Drug BUSINESS Address GRANGER Tribune
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PER SHIP CONSTANTINE, Liverpool, HIRAM
ASpEaso No Boweiy has Just received several masnii
cent Epgh Medallion Royal Velvet CARPETS worth 80
Al sni5 rvafd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

&c oreat to the highest berths be allowed: Tho
Post Office patronage would be then educed 70 iss
lowest value and it would not much matter thon
who possessed IL .
Cholera is very bad in Epgant. Among ia VIC
tins Ia Lord Jocelyn. He was tie son In law OF
Viscountess PameIston. He was 3 man Of some
talent and would have made much better man
than his father, the bigoted oil tory and Orange.
man the Earl Of Rojep.
A court martial which has been sitting for s3me
lime on Leutetanf Perry, If ire Forty sixth regi
ment, bas excited great interest acc ,unt OF the
pools IL has AFFORDED Of the disgusting pAstimes Of
English officers Their infamous oppression Of any
Officer who Ia not q gentleman of rack and fortune
ana OF the lying and false swearing with which
these sticklers for gentle bio have guilty on
the court martial aso the wan. of fairness on the
part of the Jnjges towards iniure party-ali
these Thugs have had the effect of disgusting the
peole more aud more with aris,ocratic pretensions
N this country
Espsrtero is likely again to fail in Spain. througn
his want Of sternpess snc vigpr asd his faiags ia
favoring every one that ,asis OF royal bs0oi: ne
is now in league with Isab la, :, allow Christina
to leave Spain with the hotads OF pelf OF wdich sue
has rob bed the nation. Narvaez viii again step IN,
by an by. and prevent all the go snat Espartero
might accomplish If ne had sufficient nerve.
There is Post Office publication nere. called the
Post s,51ce DGffY Packef Last, published as the
General Post Office. In this list fr play has never
been sho wn TO the United States jackets in An
bouncing heir arrival and departure IL the pub
bic were not interested in sending letters by them
There has never been the came publicity given r.
the Collins steamers as TO Cunards, in the Post
Office publication.
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The Fyorofation Of the Enslash PAx1iameus.
THE SCIENTIFIC DIPLOMATIC CoRrs-rHR QUKnN's
BPxD0H.
Parliament was prorogued by Her Majesty e
Satufds, August l2th, with the usual State forma
lities. vast assembAge Of pcrsons we're csllsoted
In 81. James's Park and along the line of route ~
whom the Queen and Prince Oonsprt wore received
With enthusiastic demonstrations OF loyalty.
The Houso Of Lords met at half past oo-, ct WHICH
hour the body OF the house flied vi ladies e.
tired IN the ligbtest textures and "a est hues e
simmer millinery. The beaches reserved for ths
diplomatic body wese, ~ usual, respleoAsn< wgth
stars, CROSSES, rbands and orders bus che sca lot
snd gold ant blue and silver OF Eucopssa miIi
tnry ay6 conrt costume were upon this ocoasaoo
exposed 70 q severe ordeal In hsiog brought int
juxtar petition with the magnificent stata dress a
SINE Asisiic princes. 9 Higdness Mshsraiah
D,pscp Sineh attired In The superb costume Of -
rank and natioo, occupied seat upon t,e wssl-
80 r. BY commsud or Her Majesty, facing the
throne, ard in the side gsllry reserved for disn-
guished foreign vi-ifers, were His Hishnsss Ghc-
am Mahemmtd, his Highness Feroze Suah, end tbs
Rsjsh Of Coorg clad IL the most exc risse produ .
Of looms Of India Their sbaw s0d silks II Rold
add silver t'ssne covered with bashar; pearl sad
gold, = attracted msny admiring chances, and The
eye OF royalty itetlf paused 70 rest upon toe easy
and g aceful folds Of tceis attire, by the eide q
which the garner t. Of civilized Europe looked n
fnitels proeaic end devoid u taste n the galiasU
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THE pOsITJON OF AUSTRIA.

navigation Of the Danube Il IL mot, consequent
~ to- much to require her to give rs IN active and
sincere 90 operatian.
THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA.
In the House Of Commons On the 18th ut Mr.. HUME
said he should be glad IL the noble President Of the
Courcil could give the House more detailed
inform stion as to the nature OF the communication
which had been made by the Austrian governments
TO the COVE Dments Of England aud France ss TO the
securities to be exscttd from Russia for the mstnte
nance Of future peace, and against future aggres-
sion on q part of Russia.
Lord ]. RUSSELL said that communication had
been made by the Emperor OF Russia TO the Aus
trian government, thatit was the intention Of Bus
sia to evacuate the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
we'll as Wallachia. The Minister for Foreiga
Affairs Of Austria however, had iotimsted TO
the ministers OF Eng and and France that His
Imperial Majesty was ready TO proceed with
the Interchange Of notes which had been
previously agreed upon, with . view TO the
securities for future peace, notwithstanding the
English and French Mini sters contained statement
Of the general nature OF the securities which would
be required for the future peace OF Earope against
the aggIessioDs Of Russia. (Hea-, hear) He need
stated In the very able paper by the French
lister for Foreign Affairs which had been published
by order Of the Emperor. Ia the Monifemr, and which
his hon. friend had no doubt seen: The answer OF
the Minister for Foreign Affairs Of Austria vas so
far satisfa tory, 1t showed that the Emperor OF
Austria would not be satisfied with the restoration of
the status quo, and that there was general agree-
ment as to the securities which were demanded
by the English ard French governments, being
the proper basis Of negotiations The Austrian
Minister did not go further at present It remained
t. be seen whether the government Of His Imperial
Msjesty would think proper to communicate the
change of notes which had taken place to tho
gave nmeDt of Russia. and whether the armame ats
vbich had been made by the Emperor Of Austria Of
late you'd be put into action, ia order to obtaia by
force ii they could not be OBJ aimed by negotiation
those securities 10 EurODe which the English and
the French governments deemed absolutely neces-
sary, and which, he trusted, the German Powers
would likewise concur in asking and insisting upon
| from Russia
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ine and it il she wbois mos interested In the freq
navigation Of the Danube. Il IL mot, consequent
~ much to require her to give Us m active and
sincere cOOperatian.
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CCnClQ0u
Of the retreat Of the invading armies beyond tine
Pruth. TIE prsjucice which Russia, according to
the testimony Of Auttis aud Prussia bears to the
&c MAJ ic Confederation by not re-entedng within
Its Territorial mts suosists, consequently in fau,
ton, but also BY the fin de non ,eceroi,, OF which
the legitimate Representations which il had raised
have just been the object.
The Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg, 1t is true adheres,
It says to the principles laid down in the protocol
Of TIE 9th OF A. I'll but the presence Of the Russian
troops on tbe Ottoman territory already takes from
that declaSaticn-whi' b wish to examine closely
the greatest psit Of its value. The evacuation Of
the Principaltes IT, in fact. the primary condition
Of the integrity Of tie Takish empire and the fact
Of their occupation constitutes nagrsnt violation
Of European right
i the more readily because an attempt is ma Il to
contest tide ives from tie passage Of the Pruth;
ana Russia 70 longer to-day subordinate to the OK.
actions Of poetion 10 which she has celiberAtely
pA ed terself the preliminary Npasatioa Of an act
IN derstand, own IL. what N. de Nceselrode means
70 say IL announcing that the integrity Of the 0sto
man emttrc "witi not be menaced 81 Russia ~ long
a. 81 all De respected BY the pc~ers which occupy
sultan" What similarity ia there betwees the ia.
vaces end the protector What analogy whatever
Is fnere between the presence CT allied troops de-
a.dea oy toe Sublime Porte aut ,orizsd by diplo
matte act, eetie Is Of which must cease 6S IN
mon act, aud the violent entrance Of the Russian
army INTO The Ottoman txr,itory2 - -
Finally, Nile Baron, tie pusyrsph OF CJlat
Ntsse'rodes despatch which concerns the situation
ofthe Ceristiaa SUBJECTS Of the sutton sisnides or
am very much mistaken, that the Cabiaet OF g.
Petersburg places Ia tho numbsr Of shc ancient
p'1sieevs that che Greeks OF she Oriental rite
o,Ro, 70 retain 81 tns consequence civil and re
claims over them; and. in admitting that this pro-
tfctsrstc should be fout ded upon . Ea opesn
eusrNt.ee, In vain eldeAvcreA 70 Cad how the
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-17
CARD FOR THE NEW war.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his numsr
Gus customers, that he has this day assccia
o. wiz ljr. in his manufacturing, repairine
and Carriage Warehouse. Mr. A. D. HEDENBERG
who is practically acquainte with the business ia
all its branches, and will take the personal man.
agement Of the establishment, from this date Ny
old customers and the public generally, may de.
pend on having all orders in our line attended to
with the same promptness, that has always been
observed in my establishment.
full assortment of Carriages, comprising every
variety and Coaches, Barouches, Gigs, and Bug.
gys. Harness, L Whips, will be kept on hand Car
riaees built to order, and all kinds Of Repairing
done in the best style. Plantation Wagons,
Carts &C., built and Repaired. Plantation Smith
work Of every description attended TO- also Balcony
and Ceme'ary Ratings, Of the latest styles, made
and put up. Our assortment Of Iron, will be COM
plete Of every description, and our aim will be ia
furnish every thing Pertaining to our business,
with promptness, and to the satisfaction of our
customers. We confidently rely on the patronage
Of our friends. The Business will be conducted
under the nrn OF W. +. Tunnard 4 Co., ut the old
established stand corner Of Church and Main sts.
Baton Rouge. W. r. TUNNARD.
jan BY A. D. HEDENBERG.
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FlElDlNI NtlSNELAlAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kim:
OF C0NPFCTtO NbR1ES.
Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, (nearl,
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind o
CA NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, OF
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 "deleterious ingre-
dient'' is used in its manufacture, as is tor
often the case with contectionary purchased
at AUCTIONS ard from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade Of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to gill. which he is prepared to do tc
any-amount. having made arrangements 70,
the best quality Of sugar in market. and he
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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D. VI. MATTHEW'S [, .. 4
SLAVE DEPOT
fF8a tcLD srANp.l ID
No. 159, GRAViER STREET
iec1s-tf. New Orleans.
Hat. Gag. & Shoc Stare,

Hat. CAP, & Shoe Store.
|fTNHE Undersigned take pleasure in ;n-
i forming their fiienJs and the public
generally that they have just ,epl:n.shed
their stack with the most fashionable style
ofarticles in their inc, Which they viii, sell
as low as can he purchased elsewhere. for
cash: silk. Mo.eskin. Beaver. Cassiooer
and Matilod Hats. Navy. army. Lioi1air.
Silk plush. Cotton, and. sill, glazed Caps.
for men and boys. Hunting. Cali, Kip ar.'
Laced boots. Ladies, Misses and BOYS Cal
teis ard Brogans Also negro hats and
shoes A. X. BOOTH
e. Nov. fs.lr. J. ". OUlG,iN>
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C.. A. HONS
GEuTLEn6EM'S FURNISHING STORE

La Gyestt 81 Street.
a Ii the Clothing in this establishments
n made to orier--of FRESH NATE.
RAILS IND .F.9SHTON4BLE PIT.
TERMS. OF this fact, the public may feel
satisfied. Il is an economy to buy such
goods. IN preference to slop shop work vend.
ed at whatare wrongly denominated CheaT
Stores.v 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.
Utientlemen are invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves. 3
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Particular Notice.

THE undersigned would most respect
Il liyinform his numerous friends and
acquaintance. that he has removed his lew.
eiry store corner Of Third and Churchstreets,
where he will be prepared to accommodate
all those who will favor him with a ca II.
He would alsoinfo'm all those with whom
he is acquainted, that he is prepared to re-
ceive watches. Jewefry, fancy goods &C.,
to be sold on commission
janis R. G. DELARODERIE.
Bryam's Pu1ImOmic Wafers.
TUJUBE PASTE, Pate de Guimauye
y Gum Drops, Lococks ,Wafer., and
other preparations for coughs and cold.
for sale BY VIZ. RoeEL, Druggist 8
- lafayette STREET
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sEANCY II Ms !--.Init ,ec.it ed and for
i sale, 1900 pounds cfsngar c, re-. Hams
81 the following choice hrands sgg 4
Shaw. 6 Davis. IT.. Iohr q Soho ey. J.
n Burrows. any nue which brands are q
swhole team and no mistake.
Feb. end JOSHUA ZEAL.
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p. cAPDEvlELLE,

Z > Mn - Vb6&e4.64 sof.-.. i.
SUCCESSOR TO F. NEYREY,
Laurel STREE. betsccen Lafayette D.
II Thru. Baton Rouge, La.
INFORMS Instantaneous customers, that
i he will continue the business as hereto
fore. he has just received an assortment Of
fine goods--consisti Of Ladies French
Corsets. linen handkerchieis, fine cotton
stoc' inss, black lace veiis. bridal wreaths,
black and white bobinett, swiss edgibgs 4
insertings, Jackonett, do inserfings. cotton
and linen laces. black silk do, black velvet
trimmings. silk and cotton do, plain and
figured ribbons. black filet gloves, white &
cnlored silk do. a large assortment OF per-
fumery. all kinds Of combs and brushes
pocket knives and scissors Wade & Butcher
razors. fine porte monies. accordeons &c
All Of which he offers at moderate prices.
sept29-y.
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Crice gfAse Rf,tnn Roage and Czinsois
Plank Road Gop,pany. {
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stock holders 4
the Company that an lnstalment OF Ten pts
ut Oh the amount Of stock subscribed t42 30 In5
t,ie) viii be due and pa yab'e on the frst day
prI 0S54.) BY order Of the Board
Jan. ~ ALFRED SHEpPERS
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Bi-SmFplait~ Of Lime.

Bi-SnFplait~ Of Lime.
VA nuersiShed is manufacturing this
i important article on large scale =
The planters and Sugar manufacturers
generally, may depend upon getting the
very agent wanted to increase the quantity
of sugar. and to obtain it whittier and ptrer
Directions how TO nse it will be delivered
gratis OF sent by mail free Of postage.
H. BoNNABEL. manufacturing chemist
81 4 81 rchoupitou'as street. corner Of
hatcher. New Orleans.
The, most satisfactory certificates Of the
value Of this preparation Of Lime can be
had. from large Sugar Planters in the State
who use it, Address letters post paid to
HENRY BoNNABsf., New Orleans
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JOHN sTRUTHERS & sOE's
MARBLE & SAND STONE YARD
No. $50 HIGH STREET.

PHILA DELPHIA.
MARBLE Mantels, Monuments, Tonbs
1S1 and Grave Stones constantly on hand.
Every description Of Ornamental, Work
and Statuary executed and imported. Or
ders for public or private buildings execu-
ted with promptness and despatch.
N. B-Designes will be sent for Mantels.
Monuments and Grave Stones, and oil work
shipped insured from br.akage when re-.
quired jan. II y.