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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

1t will be seen by reference to our new ad-
vertisements that Messrs. F. G. GoNsoULIN g.
Co., have received a fresh supply of Groceries,
which they will sell on very reasonable terms,
and warranted to be Of the best quality. Give
them a call and judge for yourselves.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17
DAGUERREOTYPEs

J. CRAFT, Artist, over Kahn Brothers cash
store. The proprietor being posted in all the late
improvements both in North and South America.
feels assured that he can please the most fasti.
dious.
Ladies and Gentlemen call and give him a trial.
Satisfaction or no charge. Likenesses put I'D in
all SYKES inc arr can produce. my2T
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

GIVE learn that the Senate's Pension Com.
mittee have agreed, to report a bill granting
$4,000 to the widow of the late deputy mar
shall Batchelder, who recently lost his life in
Boston in aiding 10 the execution Of the laws
Of his country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

90 THE Vs-a- Wis states that the newly ap.
pointed postmaster at Lobdell's Store, West
Baton Rouge, is not a citizen of the United
States, never having been naturalized.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Crosse Tete Packet.

ssA The staunch and fast running steam
Banner, SAvoRT, master. vii!
continue to run as a regular packet, TWICE 4
UEEK between Plaqnemine, Crosse T6te and
the Marangouin-leaving Plaquemine every Mon
day and Thursday-and Crosse Tele every Tues
day and Friday; on Mondays she will 60 as high
up as the Marangouin. je17
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

Git will be seen by advertisements that
Messrs. HART, AUSTIN & Co., have received o
lot Of fresh Groceries, which they are selling
very cheap for cash.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

UWe refer our readers to extracts from a
we'll written and interesting letter, to be found
in our columns to-day, from a student in Eding-
burgh, Scotland.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

DIt will be seen by the advertisement Of
A. Z. RICHARDS, that he offers for sale a large
and handsome assortment of glassware.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

USee the advertisement of a negro boy, IL
years Of age, to be sold at auction at the court
house, on the lst of July next.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

1.-THE Senate has passed . joint resolu-
ton 70 adjousa OF the first Monday in July to
tie third Monday il October.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

rWe are sorry to inform our friend &C.
A., that we did'ut get those fine Apples he pre-
scented US, and we hope he'll "try it over again.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17

uOn the 9Th inst, in Boston. the petition for
repeating the Fugitive Slave Law, had been
signed by many thousand people.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17
Carts! Carts !
Fresh Groceries! Fresh Groceries.

D ECElVED on the 18th inst, per John Weber,
IL the following list of Fresh Groceries, which
offer on the most reasonable terms:
6 doz fine Straw Brooms;
is pipe Sazerac Brandy;
90 boxes of w. E. w. Soap;
10 do star candles;
a bbls Lard; 7 half bbls do; Is kegs do;
6 do new White Beans:
. 2 hhds shoulders; Q do hams; 2 do sizes;
600 lbs Stag 4 Shey's hams;
% bbls Ocean Mill Flour;
Is do extra Ohio do;
10 doz sweet ill; 2 hhds Rice;
80 sacks corse and fine Salt
3 boxes Imperial Tea; 6 doz assorted syrops;.
752 lbs Western Cheese; 5 Perkins Butter,
20 doz Kentucky mustard;
Is Gross Matches;-in store and for sale BY
je17 F. G. GONSOULIN & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17
Glass Ward,

INHERENT sizes and qualities Of Hollow
IL Ware and Window Glass tor sale at Richards
Drug Store, the following are some OF the variety:
Jelly pots, half pts, pts, and DTS;
Finger bowls, colored;
Jars, with metal caps and without;
Bottles, with glass shoppers and without from
l ounce to l gallon size;
Window Glass. S x 10 to "a 36 inches in size.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
I M BBLS extra and S. F. st. Louis Flour;
W. 20 half bbls "
1000 lbs Plain and sugar cured hams,
1000 lbs Shoulders;
1000 lbs clear Sides;
400 sacks prime Corn;
100 " Oats:
so Bran;-just received per II.
D. Bacon, and for sale chep for cash by
jel7 HART, AUSTIN & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-17
Negro Boy For Sale.

WILL be offered for sale on Saturday, 1st day
w OF July, 1854. at the Court House in this
parish, at 10 o clock. A.. NJ, for account of Fran
cois Boon-JOSEPH, a negro boy aged II years.
Ihaer.
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1854. SPRING GJODS. 1854.
HART, AUSTIN & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goods,

Hardware,
Saddlery,
Groceries and Provisions,
General PlautatiOn Supplies, &C,
Are receiving New and Seasonable Goods.
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pies, without the strong to Cypress the weak,
and where all are, or may be honored according
to merit. Our College is a fine structure of
free stone. / attend the lectures of DR.. Ban
nenman, from the same chair that was occupied
by the immortal Chalmers for many years; Dr..
Cunningham is Principal, to whom l was kind
ly introduced by DR.. Scott Of New Orleans
There is a great deal of excitement here among
so many students. One professor teaches Ma
tural Theology, Geology, Botany. Chemistry,
Biology and C~osmogony to prove the truth Of
Scriptures, which is quite interesting. Hebrew
appears dark to me yet, but time will do its
work. The Professors appear very learned,
(book ready. On Sabbath, IL o'clock, such a
turning out to church l never saw before, the
Scotch are a great Church going people, they
sing only the Psalms, one stands and begins,
the rest follow. No organ or instrument, but
a great display Of broad-cloth, silks and satins.
The climate is almost As mild here now as in
Louisiana, no snow yet, and but little cold, the
rain is only a fog. From the highest hill we
can see the Highlands, on Bal Moral, 40 miles
distant, where the Queen is now having a Pal.
ace built for a summer residence. The country
cottages are singular, built with stone walls and
straw roof, and green ivy growing all over;
many stone wall enclosures are entirely cover
ed with isy. From Arhufs seat we can zee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19
nppou.T1oN NOTICES.

.Irv imoN roUNDKRn-sEALEEp ro,on Haneeuc1 Depart.
msnt Refunds PARK us.n d. ys.sso swsiye inches
for the following cast iron water F,ss inches diameter
diameter, pOU six nohes ais meter lN0 - 70 esti-
.ud l3T branches OF dnerent sizes. Perrons .od.
m.,e and bisak tn anis sfhce detailed s.,
ostions for the "Prop1s,Is -. ~ sner Pre-
possls. Oilers 70 be enaoI.s- AVSsH Aer Pipes
Il "A branches. ELIAS l.. SAL Cro,on
THEo. X. DaFoREsT, }Aqueduct
ALFRED w CRAVEN,S board.
Cioe Cr1ton Aauedrot Department Jan. IL. 1854
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CLOTHING, &C.

rAsT.oyF CLoTHIsG-s2m WORTH WANTED
" The higher. cash >sioe will be literally sven In
money large 81. iot ~ gooa eft
Inscription Adoress through post or c. on IA MES NO
RuNEy ~ his his second hsnd No III Oranss street
nesr Chatham.
NL0TAINa AND FURNI1Ukk.-LADIEs AND GAN
~ uemcn having aay TO dispose Of receive the
value 10 caeh BY sending 70 ne stores IL West
place and 90 est Broadway or letter per COHEN
B.-LAdiss attended BY C0ben.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPHEnh CoURT;-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
~ ploaton OF the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonalty Of
c city O New York by tho Croton Aqueduct Hoard Of
clay relative TO the acquiring OF lands reservoir in
she sae city, beswoen Eighty s.r
sra xth sad Seventh syenus In ths SAID oy the N,yer
1feren and Comonasy Of the oisy New York By ths
sroson Aausdus Department sf said city pursuant TIE
AZ ses 70 isoise We seSustior efana
l65 three hfths being present hereby tbs
owners, iessees parties And persons
INTO or inseressss II sas lands
viii apply 70 the Supreme Ceuri Of the State Of York
general e. OF the said sourt 70 he held ths City
Eau OF she city OF New York Friday 10Th day Of
February 1854 81 tho opening Of cou on that day OF
soon thereafter counsel be heard for appoint
Tsns q three Of appraisal in hs
secs parties and persons aforesaid and equitable
pensaton for taking AL those lands tenements heredt
mcn and premises lie between highly and Ninety.
:i.sn street; ana Inn ana seventh In said ois
and which the said oton Aqueduct Board Deem advisable
be acquired for the purpose Of constructing
vo me ei o. New which said lands and premises
virtue an act entitled IAN aet rsasive 10 In
April 5 l607. ROBERT DdL0N
Dated Hev Ysfk. Jan. q I6kl
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RE rlOVALs-

DERoyAB-JANES TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEAL.
IL Paris flowers and feataers Is ytg from Canal
treet 81 Broadway, ttairs, between white aud
Wsler streets and hegs TO say that his abrasive spring
sls will he available the lot ~ February 81 Brosd
toteegn n hile aud walker ssirsss
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

THE EAR AND EYE -DR. HEATH, AURTsT AND 0cU
hst devotes his especial tAo
DEAFNESS and all diseases the eys Olre How
Ard street Hours from 10 u o'clock Reference will DO
given 70 ratents permanently curcJ nearly two
ys,rt -irts. viz. h.,:fs e,n.lInsf plrfee.-
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TwkLFIU RkGIkRNT BALL, AT NIBLC5 THEA.
i tire and Saloons, Monday evening" January 20, i5L-
Ibis xesinent will give and ball Nibs Theatre and
introduced in 1888 will be repested this
sion. The psrque'.e and stage will be foorsd for auads
vsltles polkm sehos.ehs a. Two large sad efhelsn,
banos engaged, and will under the direction ths
Iodw The oommiteo have determined that 81
fort sba be made TO render this ta the grande tnst
ever place In this city The tickets limited aud
pains viii he sred T. promote Oh, oom.rt and ejoy
ne ma u attend Tickets
foey ing places AtCr House, Irviag House. NtrI
uotsl Prescott Hotel, So Nichols Hotel ncha Hotei
The sehinston Mercer House hi AIRY Hall <estch setof
House playar House Bowers Hotel Nj Phaloa's 81.
Icon Hail MS, Doawort e. firth, Pond Co.. musc
ttgrss and of tho members of the rsgizcst.
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LOST AND FOUND.

po1 loeT.-BkLIEyED to HAvn BEEN EOsr Al
I'D ths International HOTEL Niagara Fails, between ines
ana Buffalo, leather boz, wish she initials T.
on one end. 1his boz tains lAdies valuable apparel
ANY ksoa In reference ~ IL will he shAnkfy
9oiysd Aad Aber ally rewarded, by addressing w. r. Ian
ClArhUnis, 1saaesses, 81 TioSon sArshI, New Scrf
city.
\ OST-oN FRIDAY. Tue I3rH inst, slNEY NC
IL LELAND a Co.'S note IN favor OF George w. Bsa
dated December u.s. 1881 payable the lst Of February
1855, Citizens Bank for $40 ALI pereons hereby
cautioned against neso,ting N. came paymens bang
ned aha hAeer s, receive al. ~
surairg shs George W. Bsaves So woss ssssss
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TEAINs DAILY TRor
Esy.:: train II ssnr !.
Hai Train. . A. x.-rnrouxh way trains 81 Il NJ aas
l.sr;ss: Train sP nIn..,sn' s:I, n .sr Sss
lssp's 7lo snS.R y p.:ss.ss., s:ssn = Shsa
Sunday ss.is. rom Canal street. :. SAC ior Albany
ma TOY stopping sDHu hfb sssscH ,up.ra..aa.
HARLlH RAILRoAD;-INLAND RoUrI-oN AND
s ssSSn 80 H' ss
sossns = x E:as
White ri.i.S rss:an,yiIIs 6iSs9n FsiI, Fsuias:
SS;s ri. $50 i.
Iiisr'sn :sSDIns = Wit. Plain: sis
.ns .s.sss. s.l K.S. b.. :'sSss
y 80 1st. sS and ~ stepping A. all .as way
n; s. s:s :.ss
..s n: %
h h.is.s.'s sis ns': % s' III &
A%s Viii DSy r N. Psnsi sa Xiii rn
wsss.o. cro.on s.d whw PIN saa 2 LAND ps,.sn
S1sss ma g: Train viii ;s;s S;sss%
ping :. III NAH ssssisnG From xiisI,ea .sp
Waite Elains ~ b And a. M, and AU II. A.,
stopping At Yoikylle and stations north Wilisms
Bridks ~ $50 A. M 9i0 llls L9 S1 80 y IIs
way stations. sunday Arrangement commencing Jan "a
l5i Trans will leave Tor Cro.oa Fails and s way q.
Falls AT ~ and 40 I. NJ, Stopping a. All way stations
in New Ysfk at the Twenty seventh scset station ory
fIesht for Albany resolved oay until r M ~ thu depot
W. K. HALL, Superintendent.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL oGDEEsBuRe, Bun
IN bngton 81 Johnsbury, Bellows FAILS Rushnd, Nind.
sor WLate hivsr els Rver Montpelier, o.. Absns ane
Broadway and Canal street and Twenty sixth srskt saS
Fourth avenue Expreee trsna ~ and 2. n, DAG
gage oheeksd through Ttese only Two changes Of
this route between New York and Montreal For freight
apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE aseat I5z south ttrseS
aTEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIYsCT VS.
| ~ New yerssy kaircae-u. 8. Nal snd Exrress Ln.s
lhroush in isuI hcur.-winser Arranssnentnta IS oss
Leave New York toot Of Cofsndt esrset and A.
| .nd q and b., p. N. Leave Pbilsdsrai-, AZ Ig,
and al as ~, And ~ Pm az % Cor second olsss
h IL ~ freu EeS York snd rs 2. "a from Pa,adoiphA
ysre from Nov York ~ 70 In and u ~, ard tPn
.sr,irrton Ss AN Ard 81 NJ 70 snus etroet vs.
CsnGaa; With reduced proes Rev Jersey
ne which Leave, a. IA fsc tcet Of Cort
aret ssrscl Csriden W Nsrus street, In sin herxA
G5ribrses viii ran freM tte Ken nko topos 70 the pn
opal Loss and tht esa.fs pacx Of Phladells ior LA
9ens each rAaetaT9y ABf %lth htssEge Tor y n-ais
FArtugb itch ets G9li fer B&t4eta Nefttng9p Norfek
Nbisn NiEnzor sH5 Chtgcss1a, IL 81 tht sbsro trains
rhrtuKh bszsLso 5l sd htgz4ss eea5Gcien u Gne ~
''~@. oniv ps-cr~ets vith tt-st~s rv"- -. 80 '','
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noRPORATIoN EoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
" BY given the occupants
N houses and lots improved uninpro lands srect
Cd thexsbY that the following have be com
psssd BY Assesors AID lodged the once Of .he Blu
Eeau Of Assessments by all inter-
ested vA-For tagging Of Egh.s between
Thirty and Thirty Ish streets The lime
braoed BY sueh all
M Of ground los pieces and parcels OF land ssu
eted aide Eighth between Thirty sixth and
Thirty streets persons nssrests
esed BY the named and who
the either Of them 30 present their
ebsotion writing 70 the ~ their ooe Not
Hsn Of Records, within thirty days from ths date Of sh
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES hoHIELL, J
once. Of Assessments Street Department Jan. TO-
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yoTICE.-puelIo NorlCs nass.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIG NOTICE is bERS-
by Siver TO tho owaers, occupant occupants
all let's In proved unim lands Affect
cd thereby, that the following have been com
pettd lodged in the otco of tho
Bureau Of ~ all later
esed viz grp ORTIZ side Of tyrst street. cot
Third and Toe limits embraced suoh
include all tho houses nnd lots Of onnd
parcels Of land tustet t1e aorth
AIDE Of TWenty street. point sixty feet
81 Lexington avenue 10y AL
interests cited by tht above named Assessments and
who opposed the either Of then are reqaesot
vritp the nEdsre med NJ
Sheir Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLES NckEILL.
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. jan ii,
1874.
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FyoRPoR ALTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or RE
" pairs and Supplies, Jan. a. 1854 To safe N Akers
Beaed viii be received At the office Of the Commits
sioAer Of Repairs and Supplies, Now City Hail, until
Ihursdsy, January 2e 1854 at o'clock M - which sias
Of 1855 double fAnge sslamauder safe hed with oa-
cned plaster with all in such articles
Hed In with chet iron to be made burglar proof and
hrs proof and BE- Of the tOlcyiss dimensions gay .o.a.
one feet DEPTH inside TO DO ntted with
and burglar proof locks and TO have
ron box inside sAfe and fitted VITA thief
proof All information in regard theresa oan be had ~
me once the Commissioner Of Repairs and supplies No
New City Hall where blank estimates be had N B.
The Com the r8h TO reject all any
She esHn aes interest e the
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner Rel airs and Supplies.
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TyoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-DIPARTnENT or RE.
VI pairs and Supplies Jan u 1854 Sealed proposals. wiz
Supplies No. New City Hall. un, Saturday. Jan q, Ut
twelve O'clock NJ 81 whic time they will BIO opened Ia
cordspce with the Of 1885, for hanging
Of ssrm BELLS be nunsHn the street
ball tower the Thirty shrd strees bell tower All
SfornaIon in regard thereto lad the ooe Of
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies No New City Hail.
where blank estimates be had. N B. The Cnmmis
soner the right reict all Of the estimates
4 deemed for the interest OF the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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E'oR SALE THE TOW BOAT JAMES FARLIE NOW
in good running order, and doing good tusins
the books and sold 70 close the Ap
ply TO PEAsk WALSH, No. ~ South street.
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I,AUKETs TO nAvRB-sHCoEDL INH-THH FOLzLs
ing ships viii loAve HAvre she l6tn and New Yosk

Thoy AL hfSt clAe0 New York buut ship1, px0WNk
vith Al requisite articles for The comfort and eonvennes
ssngers and commanded By men OF experisnos IN u
Goods sent 70 the subscribers Will be forwarded FRYE SM Ah
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 1 HINCKEN, Ageats Nj Pearl stFsss
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sINh Asas.


y ono SUPERIOR vALESTIN ga oKsTLssAN
C.OUO who intetas 70 esrs tor Europe n fsv days
Wishtt 70 f5 NJ above eoos ~ gres, sssrnee Islurc
" 100 Nlena lItSti v ,lsls.,
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by Evsn 70 the owner or ovnees occupant occupants
q Merely thas the following assessmsnts have been com
Hstsa the AID lodged the office Of the Blu
Ssa, Iof building in Amos street Fourth
ssst 70 the Hudson river The imits embraced by suoh
o pissss and ipsresis Of land Ssssa On SOs
de OF Amos street, from Fourth stress to the Hudson
yer the vest side OF Fourth street. from Charles 70
ssss 81 isss north and s. ~ nth .srsss %
koAh sides Of Hudson sres ITO feet north and 50 et south
Washkon street, So feet north and ~ south from Amos
ssss lis feet north and oa fee, South
NON Amos street. AL persons whose interests are Az stee
sane o. either d thsn are requested present their e
Yen. IN writing 70 hs :. as: % s. No aan
SassIss J; aSSSSos, Assessors.
O0ee Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Jan.
TyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC EOTIOB rs HsRR.
By given tho oocurant OF occupants
s1S 0 Or .s.
6Snpebed By and lodged IN the ofos Of
NE Bureau Assessments for examination ~ All persons
include Gil and lots Of ground
a: Il street. rom
side Of Fourth avenue one hnndred and hf es
ddeS Of Third avenue 7,n 18TH strse both
ees Of Second from l9sb street TO pSnA one hun
om oth street 70 point hundred feet south Of lSh
street. All whose interests 40 affected ~ the above
named and who are opposed 70 THO same OF
in wrng 20 the uudersgned at their ofce No Hall Of
Kssords Vishn thirty dsYs tfIR me ss's Of ibis notice.
GHARLEs j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES kckIkLL,3
once Bureau Of Asosamsnss Street oop.s'n sn' Jan. H.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING-NO. 90 BRoADwAY.-NEw GLASSES
Tuesday and Friday EVENING" Separate instruction for
correctly In few lessons Giroulars Obtained An
appi saMons 70 30 made ~ ne Bowery, bookstore b
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
i the New York Fire Department Rund will take place
Niblos on Monday evening January 49, 1854 Tickets
10 be procured Of she Comm ttee
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CECOND QUARTER AT wILsON'S-NEw CLASSIC
- forming for the second quarter ~ Wisen's
Academy 0e Orange street. Brookyp the very superior
Of this academy well known The regular
oasses Tuesdays and Fridays ladies children q
ooook, and gentlemen ~ o'clock r. n Open The whols
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

1890 MOST BAfH, CHEAP, AMI RELIABLf
lCOOs Route.-l85S- October arrangement - AlbsIt
Ihd New York inland rouss Three daily rans accomns
saon train a. A. NJ and two daily Trains at
H. and 81 ESQ r. NJ albany with Central LIN,
), railroad Ase with the North for Saratoga Srrns
whitehall Montreal The trains connect With the West
and Hudsoa and Berkshire railroads - Chatham Foul
oornors for Lebanon SPRING. ON ans after Monday from NJ
sew depot White km and Gen we streets whs
shfough tickets oan b procured and baggage checked
Tor Albany, Tor Syracuse,
Sehcnectady t" Rochester,
Utica, Buffalo,
PASSENGERS received Broome and Bowsry
twenty sixth street and Ioursh avenue stations The ahcys
will land and reoTe passengers only ~ Croson Yalh
nd Chatham -Four Ovsncrs All other trains Ill leave
City HA station, corner Of and Centre street %
heretofore. II. SLOAl, SUPERINTENDENT
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SHIPPING.

0s0K LIykRr00L-UNITsD Stains Nall STEAK
f. ship BALTIC, OAptany Oomssoct This stsamsnlr
VIII sepArt with the United ststes hiis for pod
lively on saturday Jan tlst ~ Il O'clock n, from
having unequalled aons elegance and con
| fora apply 20 EDWARD X. COLLINS So Wall street Pas
senssrs requested 10 be beard Tx The stsau
tfLANfIo will succeed ths BALTIC and sail Feb a.
sms- WORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATxr
Tho ships eompotiag ths Tine the
s!ME kEW -. Captain Woet
= mai StsArss" Captain Nye
ATLANLIC. 80. -. ....... Captain Luce
FLaIllC.. 49, - Captain ConEtock,
ARSIIg 80 -'''''E Usyt -.
sIDressg fsy soV
AP EN- esrs i.;.2. n bailt ~ ooAss.,,
erpmsn, .rsc Ss' sre, care has bsea taken in
strpcoB asn the ens. s M speea
ard their r,rods.ionsk ~ ~AssA~AAsS as'
elegance an osrafort. No yIveyno,i n &c.. ..l,.
sios 2, passAse rem rev ~ erooms, 800; second
cabin, $40; from Liverpool 20 hew 70. oh ehIn ~
Al experienced tutseoa attached ~ e.
No bertA can be secured until paid fer.
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JOHN xUNRo1 4 CO..

StW'D K CSILfNS xCo s. wan ssrsss u. 7.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool
BTIPHEG K1NNARD co.,
JOHN NUNROx d co.,
Is Rus Notre Dame dss vieteres, Paris
GRO II. DRAPER, HAvrs.
cwnsr Of these ships WIN NOT % .seountabIs es seA
less bills Of lad signed srsor aad ths valus thsrssi
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----. .~,s 100 s>~s, -'oTICE is HIRE
fQkrHSsn taV ~ Nua.o ~ BLU ~ -aeaats
q all houses and lots improved anetea
thereby that the following assessments completed
The Assessors and lsdged in the office OF Burr AN
Of Assessments for examination by all persons Interested
fer fencing lots on Twenty between Fourth
end Madison The lits embrae by such asses
nent include AL the several lots ground vaeaa
Ie pieces and parcels OF land situate tho sides OF
Twenty af:b esieos LIS feet from Hsassn svcaue
BY the aboyena assessments are 10 the
Same or either Of them requested obeo
cons in writing 70 me undersisnad st their ONCE Hall
q Rsosrds ~iahin shirty days the
WIILiA4 GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHAR!.ES McNIELL1
10 1884 ~