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Asthma cured by Inh.latio0.-Dr. Ourtis-
1.s % have used one pss.sss :. you. bysssss ana can
-: :..ssss The lys.sns need. NJ patss SINGLE
sSn g ri sss o. e
H Sv:s srSy pa y,s.a H. K.E''unr Postmaster
zsys person :s.is:i.s 8 e 81 CURTIS No 10 Cham,
s BOYD Psa Ss 10 90 chs%Ssr. ~ .1ses G. RiaS a
s z kSsiRS eos -
Wooster and Houston .trsets Mrs HAYES No i75 Full
Pill. Pr s p.ss or NO p
nr 80 sent free by express.
Fewer and Ague.-Dr. Edward BIeeckcr's
'ss :s. q 'ss asas
sss Ssisn o. s's.nia Gold b abe P.priss
For Fever and Ague, Indian Cholayogue.
H.IPton's ysgstass u sturs sl g. coughs eolds A.
o ",saa
ss.ssa 40 ssss IL ss1S
ss,dis ss two for S. for nipples nipple
Pill: q FOR worms Ksyser's destroyer 70 cents at
9crofula, Rheums rism, xc.-Hyatt's Llfo
:n = h mos. sssu .ss"say for shsss :srrss dis
.ss s .,s sS:s o. h y
IS. ID
containing these eertaostss 30 had ~ The principal
Cholera Preventive and Diarrhea Cure.-.
The
with unfang in thousand Price only
twenty Eve cents bottle For sal. by B SH GALE,
I6 tfeet agents for the United States
Brooklyn agency 81 Yrs Fulton and atlantic
Rsmss leaving for The country should supply themselves
Sew York Lung Institute, No. Q Bond
Patients received daily at this institution where
ton medicafed vapor This aud novel system Of
the notice of the medical
session by Dr. G. sAhBoKN who has charge of the In
stituon the OF his Is ,knowledged
he far uperior and efioa cous in the aud
lief Of ali pulmonary complaints than tho Old. antauated
practice of giving medicines into the stomach
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Ksannger's New Medical Charm, VIA Cure
ssssh cold and The he A.d work the horse
lAhy IL v certain the touch No etrangsr viii
sesks - leave the city without IL who Dons
IN call 81 Rushton's stores,
Darisu arly under the ST. Nihelss Hotel One dsllAf
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THE MILITARY.


RBORY ISDEPENDENCE GUARD.-AT MEET
a ing Of the Independence Guard held a. their
Tuesday evening June a. 1854 the following resolu
tons were unanimously ad"pted-
Whereas The thanks Of ibis corps justly due to the
several mpans WHO united With IL perflrming the
lat rad tribute Of respect late commander John r.
Cairns. Therefore,
Resolved That TO the officers and boris the New
York Rifemtn City Blues, Washington Light Guards,
and Gardes Lafayette deeply grateful for their at
tendshoe al the fDerni soiemnes e iate oaps.i
thereby eviserg their and admiration for the
cessed and tn. y friendship for the he o,mmscded
That to the officers end members Of the Fifth
der telt thanks for the handsome which
bod guard them that the generous
rivalry which should always ania the bosom Of tho
dier the profession hut extending to the
pels them acts Of kindness alton
worthy the admiration and imitation Of iizen sol
der Guard will always be bound to
Fifth Company National Guards by ties OF peculiar
The tbss they oemeuted by the
the solemn epochs In it's history
Of That to tire honorary and exempt members OF
the Guard. only you have done
refectipg the hilnest eedi
selves and he Old Guard aud shall amber
rotherly action with feelings the deepest gratitude
Resolved That aster sergeant John Smith
and others of the Tselth Regiment who kindly gave
their assistance the above melancholy occasion We re-
tura sincere thanks.
kesoived That cooy Of the sbrye resolutions be for
ward ed company, snd published in the Herald
JAMES =. BOYLE, Lieut. COMMANDING
DAVID s. MuLFoRD, Secretary.
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T A MERIT OF THE DEMOCRATIC RRPUBLI-
P wsdsssSs, evening" june ne: when W. r.
sy james the
following utons offered by Geo A. shusldt and
he,sss When the National Democratic party emerged
. an Of band
again be seducd by the song Of
and ardins Of faith and form ID the
hope q the national Demoerse, Of the NORTH We
tL0ps.na strong We Rad hoped that circumstances
alton 70 Srs
man q set OF mn not thoroughly identified with
And whereas have and opposed tho Nation
sgS sa n for their course IN
.ts % .a 70 hs u Of
ing to compel us to recognize hypocrca and designing
rauks to tolerate such Wheeler xanros and Others
s. a IN 81 @
thereby Doing the thing Tor which senounced and
Resolved, 1hst tender orr va1ms.t thanks to the
RsS rEsns Sss Il. aH WI Il. a nss
Who originated and ar-d out that crest me 20 b
will be by the great national democratic
That the and arguments
forth in the address Messs and others to
and could oSy have emaI ated who
their former principles and aud We
have inch sgsds , and s, more
Resolved That the recent puIgued by the Hon.
TkonasJ Barr state Senator from t district In the
General Committee has led to believe that he desires to
sustain and to give aid and comort to Messrs Wheeler
Others and If right in this suspicion. tell
him plainly that he longer expect support the
de mocraey of the Fifth ward.
he, oved, That Wi liam N. NcIntire, Esq Of the Fif
Genera. on the night Of 18th instant and
ton from that ward has proved himself honost and fear
less and in the opnon that whore the demo
cratic party is in minority there to DC found
who understand and administer principles In their
rity
Resolved That delegate the Syracuse convention
be requested to and sustain the views and sen
mepts expressed In the foregoing resolutions.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed
by tho proper officers and published In the New Fork He
raid and d lily National Democrat.
JOHN Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Chm.
las Ias, nATw ,1Ex }sscya
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BILLIARDS

UILLIARD TABJES 40. FOR SALE "A LAr1p
1 and oiegast assortment Of rosewood and uabogsn1
tebIes with wooden marble and oAtc bed made ready
Shpent At tho lowest ratef. All other ARTICLES apper
santng 10 Muiaros 40 sold ~ the lowest oash press
LEONARD A pGNIAMIS, alg EroaSvsv
Pour rosons bard tables chaap Cor osah
DsLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE We HAVE ON
- hand hyperion stock Of psrtle and wood beds TO
whtsh call tho attention Of
ese where with = stooh OF cloths bal ones &c.
GRIFFITH DECKER 30 Aon street.
yxrArrrD-A billiard TABLE TO PURCHASE
w or hire Address Billisrds Herald Office, stating
price mailer how Ioug In and whore 10 seem
answers wilbs receives for three days.
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SPORTING, &C.

NANCY PIGEONS OF EVERY VARIETY. AT REA-
IL souabe prices can DO had by applying at 1853 nton
strset In the before o'clock A. NJ after r. NJ,
by Addressing +. r, box 204 Post Once.
E,OR sALE-A THOROUGH BRED GREYHOUND
II thirteen months old Apply to Thomas Murphy, Is
LAfsJ cite place.
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Ar AN ELECrIoN HELD ON WEDNESDAY
"A evening June 2Sth, 1884 At the Seventh ward demo-
cratic head quarters l73 Madison street the following
III kct for delegate and alternate to the National
tic to BIO held At Syracuse the i2sh proximo
unanimously elected 46l having been oast-An
thony Gallagher delegate Robert Ferguson atern ate
SSSEsT uEEkstsos, inspectors.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
GEORGE + PERCY. OF BALTINORE. rs REQUESTED
NJ TO CALI immediately, Mr. J. w. u Dohler, 2i2
b. oadway for letter Of the utmost Importance to him.
JFhISs CATHERINE ELLIS IS IN THE CITY, SHE
L will please wriie TO her cousin william, at the Union
Square Post Ofios Tout vous"
TNTORNATION vANrED-OF ONE JEREMIAH CUR.
Il fy, by 3 l., Direct so Newark Post Office.
REFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES COUGHLIN,
Il who has been missing since Sunday night last. When
lsst setp board ship pier North River he had
dark frcrk coat dark pants light vest bae necksr
chief two gold rings on left hand and marked en- the
fully received his afflicted family No. 1885, Liberty
street. New York He well known foreman Of En-
sine oompsny No 20.
ITO JOHANNES. my DEAR CHILD, IF You COULD
know what your parents suffer your your
Sesrt would almost break Come back as as possible
sOm tie dead y anxiety Your distressed mother L. s.
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E'URtIsHED ROOMS TO LET--WITHOUI BOARD,
l. With sBa marble mAntels and closets IN . private
.mis fourih avenue, Madison square. Address
hooins box J. to9 Poet ONE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A YEETIEG TO RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING
"A ss.,ss WI be held III. As.e, Hsass Friday
nh, invited sttend~ Sons 81 Sswsurypert shs c,m.
s.ss Of for the o. oaoh
sv,s,ios TO the sbssst cons ana Daughters
on .Sas and sssS nay b. s..a:sS
"''es''1s most hearty ysl' S2yrspoRr chairman
wy cRAvx. Secretary
heNburyp IT. June ], 1854
CAPTAIN TEREscE o'rRoTB, ESQ, COMPANY
irsd.reis pair Of boots: no he and the surgeon
GRAND BALL-1HE SUBSCRIBER, PROPRIETOR
e II;
Jersey eity ssss every ss nile: rom
HUsTED KROEHL- SUBMARINE ENGINEERS NO.
~ ars.s street, having completed their oontrat with
% Inc Of Jst:on street. 81.
nsnss ,nsursnos eomTsniss Or inSivdusi. 70 ss~"1s
unien Io.is and other in hsrbors and rivers
win Be given to pIomp.ness expedition asd adsiity in
MASONIC THE MEMeERs OF DARCY LODGE,
meet on the second IhSysSSys IN n. months 81 yny suS
Aufu' and also to article q the Sysrs n order
TIL TImcLAr, Secretary
NEW YORK A. y HARLEM RAILROAD covPAsY.-
ne sss far: IN sss
street, will be red need 10 i've cents
JOHN b ELIOT. Superintendent.
NEW YORK JUNE % lss4-ro THE EDITOR OF
~ the New York Herald Sir: Allow me through the
Co S 81 to sg,s ny S;
Society and their them for their
and exmpsry cs:Sus, on the ooss'a o.
Herr Grove on Tue day the 9Th instant Although be
9s.rs w.. during The snsirs DAY
i,ss An seemed 70 with the tsssiyss Of
the occasion and WED each with the other In their
1t truly pit asne spectaes must have been os
seednsiy gratifying % tho Rev Pas Or 20 see such
ali acting family AID all influenced by spirit
levi FRlLIGH. Captain Of steamer America.
N Office TO DENTISTS -sTopPEs AT 50 ogAr
them by proving property and paying sharses.
OFFICR OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COM
~ pany-ihiladelphisJ juno 70 1854 The annual meet
for The election Of oissr o the ssc The
ton Of other business viii DO held Mt tho pspys once
on Thursday tho bss Day q NY 1854
Secretary Magnetic Telegraph Comosny.
OPERATIVE FASTENERS BENEVOLENT soCIE
~ y The members Of the above soci.ty requested
odpe oom corner Of Twenty seventh street and siHh
avenue TO hear the report Of the committee the cons
'0'''h an bylaw" Of M MICHAEL osE1LLr Secretary
PSI UIsIIoT CONVENTION coz THE cosyssTIos
M sns ~ 4
Will be delivered At BIZ Chesver ohuseh Union saua'e
Rev George u nougaton Dinnss ~ Mo repotau hotel,
Friday evening at o'clock tickets 30 had At the
sss Nc " E. g sssss
Gibson, No Albion place Jesse Brush, NO ~ Clinton
street Br 0iyn Christopher Bell NO sa Fifth avenue,
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THE TURF.

LNLUSHING MISUNDERSTANDING THE COMIHu
II weet specia trains will bo the Flushing Rail
road from tho sompanys depot at hunters Point
Green point ferry every half hour running direct to the
Psadils to convey TO III car from the ferry
free of charge. The Island City will also In
ssetion nth the cars leaving Fulton Market sp every
4. r DUDLEY. SPECIFICATIONS.
NEW DIRK RACES -NAIIoNAL COURsE-THREE
IN races TO abe first to como of at o'clock p.
Thursday June Club purse $500 mile heats three best
=. NJ witenr Mary Biddls by Glencoe. dam Medoc
years old; drsss fsecy Cheathsm namss yno
Csrbeal, by imp sarpedop years old; Dress blue and
same dayuetropolitan Hotel stake for four year ods
two mile hoats $500 subscription 500 forfeit; Mstropo
tan Hotel TO We 500 II two or more start
j. Minor names Judge Hnuter'y oh Blonde, by imp
Garrett DAVIS by imp Glencoe. dam BY Leslie Also b.
Same dsrPropretOr $500, single heat Of three
4 uhss.Rsm names R r Fields b. Little Flea, by
Gray agile dam iup 6yea-s old dros 81 40 and blue O.
bnshupt names eh O. Garrett Dayis by Glencoe, dam
BY Leslie; years old dress red blue aud white.
Any number Of ladies admitted with gentleman wearing
asArser badge which be ottaneo for the balance
charge Of Mr. al eri so5d TO good order
The servccs Of sheiton braa hand been
cured for the wsok Ample accommodations provided
for 10 90 persons
1IEIoN COURSE, L. I-TaoTTINC LON THURS
- day July o a. 3oeloek r. ~, match for 81 CO., mie
horr. JOHN ]. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE l.. I--pACING AND rROrrING =
" On Monday July TO- at O'Clock. match for ~ NO
sycrr aea Hero % so Geo
w The South ferry Brooklyn for the course at
half past O'clock and rstun the
JOHN SfEDIkER, Proprietor
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WhfTEp--A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
" young woman. as chan bermad and 10 assist in
E and ironing or 30 do GENERAL housework in private
ny Good city reference given Please cali two lay
at go es Thirty hIst street. between Ninth and Tentt
avenues.
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wi on, long fsvoFably known 10 the public
sh nale delightful ilsce o. resort for the
IL tfered for sale. The buildings in complete
with All furniture and fixtures for arst
httei Fusbing with her loos advantages her gar
deps teeeful dYives shooting, fishing &C. lie too well
known 'orequre eoouep. The Teton Of the railroad
attend Course vii aod uGeh tte business Of the
ufs pasticu a's ana Tor selling inquire
lee
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uiOB sALE--A SPlfNnlD SfRKEL MAZE, FIFTEEN
bands tire. irefes h'sh, warranted sound and kind.
Can trot mi In three minutes Also, kanaso
ffte,n leI de gh and kind,w be sold cheap
Apply NJ th. Club stable corner Of state and Bcorum
f.raeti Eroullr
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no WHOM 1T MAY con CERN.-A THOROUGHLY
educated German professor o. high In itute Of this
city grsnste and late principal Of French commercial
tohocr Europe propose. TO give instruction in French
German in fsmy In exchange for board An
arrapeemcnt for giving inst ucti In school family
vouc be also sten ,ed Tho reference can be gv
fr1o
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YEE TRADES, &c.


DOYS' CUTTER--A FIRsT-RATE BOYS CUTTER
ID wanted 1T ID. Devliu 4 Co.'S
-Four CUTTERS wANTE0 IN OUR CLOTHING
depaytu Must have good reerenoes ne rate
yorkmcn &c. ID. DEyLIN & Co.
DLUMBJrG.-WILLIAE KNIGHT, PLUMDER, 93t
II Broadway, Is nov ready 80 90 plumbing In all its
bran he's In the approved Mt hi store,
931 Broadway. N. b. heal estate taken In trade
ITO wATcHMAkEkS - WANTED SUPERIOR
workman who has been aceustomsd to the retail bus
to q, southern market To competent person,
no Is willing to make himself useful first rate salary
will be paid American p, cferred. Apply to r. H. LOCK
WOOD 20S Broadway.
rlrO BUTCHERS -EhPLoYhENT WANTED BY A
young az present oisongaged, fully competent.
with coed late boss Can BIO at ~
Fra nj for the week. by note to ID. s., No.
frankfort street.
NAEIED THREE GOOD CABINET MAKERS, AND
w aturner tpat understand all kinds Of common work
for In Mon peer. Vt Wages from % 10 81 week.
Apply 70 Bernhard Mayer H7 John street, mp stairs
WANTED-A GOOD CHINA PAINTER. WHO UNDER
w stands his bust aud vodld superintead the
Zion Of fer the above purpose. Address Stafford
shire, Union square Poa; Office
49,
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COCKS, NURSES, WATERS. CHAMBERMs IDS,
~ and other male and semae donestics provided for
station n families, sits and Mt
the Employ Agency Once GO Eass Fourteeat tn street
Ucion square.
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WE BRINGTO THE NOTICE or THE TRADE THAT
ar. enabled 20 execute promptly any orders on
trusted to out care Tor the OF the best article
o. Schiedam Gin and gocds u every description from
abroad hIEkERO AElCHEkS 90 Front street.
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THE FGFNCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY PRAcTICi h.
l. by Partisan. Private lessons given ~ residence
II desired, 1.rmsh lesson every day MONTH &c:
lesson ether day per m.nh ~ For further psrcr
iavs " qpe at MI Kosfanns store 71 Broadway CORN
~ Figh,h .tr.e,. t-om Ito 9 O'clock p N.
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W5rTBD-A BooKKEEPER, FOR ABOUT TWO
w bourt day from 5to o'clock p N. Apply ut 2l4
est Twenty second street aites O'Clock p. n.

WhN1RD-A NUMBER OF LANDsMEN, cor PERs
cprttnters smiths cooks wards
and long to all psrts OF the world In frat cl.ss
ships; also. humter OF young men that have had
little exp.rien6s ~ sea- 20 twelve months cruise
Apply atN West street, corner Of Cedar
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WnfTED-DY RESPECTABLE GIRL A SIrUA
W ton as eooa, vaster anu iron'r, would be willing
~ 60 general honsew0rk for snail family Can DO
a. le present poyer's door Smith street.
Lexington street, Brooklyn n, fer Two days.
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T N. MORIAHTY, AUCTIOt FER, WILL SELL, THIS
e. day, at ~ O'Clock, NJ l73 Chatham square, large
sertmspt Of new and second hand furniture For SALE
also fcsther beds mattresses mirrors glass &c
also four wheeled covered and In good order;
ao. various other gotds too numerous to meni Saa
uoSitiya.
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WASTEp-BY A HEsPECTABLE YOUNG woaAN,
asituation as nurse and seamstress, or as cha
uhiJ and seanstress would short distance in tbs
country with respectable private family Please call
two days NJ l32 seventh third floor back
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fNOACBMAE-A YOUNG Mas WISHES SITUATION
" who good and careful drivcs and wou work
in garGeD N required and maj lmsef generally useful
Be st u eferenoa gwen Can be for three days at
iDE ARD hORRIS'S III Chatham street New Yodk
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ITO LET-NEAT APARTMENTS TO A SMALL GEN
! tel family Possession given Immediately. Apply ~
81 Madison st eet
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WANTED. -CALIF orr IA.--A RESPECTABLE WO
w man, DESTROYS Of going to California by the
steamer can have opportunity of doing il willing
wait on LADY and children and to remain la emyloYn
ON arrival there satisfactory. Apply 1Gj Sprn.
sireet Eef.renee required
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FIREWORKS.

EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIRE WORKS ROCKETS
~ and exhibition evoes Of every size and price FOR sale
BY j. W. BuLBkRToN l3 Maiden Lane sole agent 30
eeph and Isnac kd.e: U.ers addressed as above,
Jeseph and Isaac Edge g. Laboratory. Jersey City
nil naet ,rnun ne tte~tt nn
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CLEKK WANTED IN A TEA AND COFFEE STORE :
~ we'll nted With the business with good refer
ences may Apply TT No. Chambers street. between and
~ O'clock A IA.
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WASTEI-A WOMAN. CAPABLE or DOING THE
" general homework of small family in Tho c,uotry
the nnet be good COOK asher and ironer Sno 10 willing
TO be u,efGl Such have q good homo fair
wages, by calling st No. 81 Grove street.
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INSTRUCTION.


CARD WRITING AND B0OKKEEPING.-rHE
N subscriber will receive pupils daily this week r.
thorough OF In tructon in penmar ship and
tcerpg ladies wrhine oass daily At II o'clock A.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH ss2 Broadway
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WANDA SITUATION, BY REsPECTA eLI
w woman, aa wet with fresh breast OF milk Har
no objection to the country Best Of city reference. Please
cali ~ No. ITO Eighth strait.
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NJ ANTED-AN AMERICAN DRESSMAKER TO co A
short distance in the country. Apply at s. Pike zip
between ~ and O'Clock.
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oR EXCURSIONS The CoMGODIoUs STEAM
boat John MASON thoroughly overhauled and cited
sceor0bt s~, to let For psrticulars the
foot o. We try street. OF r. c. Schultz, OF
\. ct srf Fgapkin streets.
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NbRvERS WANTED Two OK THREE GOOD G r.
" yeIs wanted. at Petit & CROOKS dining 1876
Water street. Rone need apply unlsss welI recon-
mcnded.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTS BILE
W young woman, AS wet nurse. she want situation
u where she have her baby Coed reference
given Please call for two DE- 1t $40 Mott street, front
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-03

... BATON ROUGE, August ZftH4 l9Hf.
ny VIRTUE Of the assessment rolls
~ for the Corporation Of the City nf Baton
Rouge, for the years 1852 and 1853, have seized
and will proceed TO sell on HONDA I, fhe 25th
ddy Of eEP7EhRFR, 1854, at the Court House
door, In the City Of Baton Rouge, at u oelock u.
the following described property assessed IN s'e
maine If Benjamin Bryan, to wit certain lot
parcel Of ground, situated In that part If tie
City Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late T. Beau
regard, and designated cn the fgnrative plan Of
said part Of the City, rs Lots No. and the ives
tern half Of Lot No. g In square ss, containing
Ninety feet on France Street, by One Hundred II.
Nh st. Charles street, more or less, and bounded
nth by France Street, East by property Of Benz.
Bryan, South by property Of Jeshuo Wilson, and
west by So. Charles Street. to ray and satisfy the
sum If Thirty One Dollars and Twenty Five cents,
being the amount Of Corporation Taxes dne by
Benz Bryan for the years 1869 ana 1853, together
with the cost, said proper \ be sold for cash
without the benefit Of apH eement.
a,g2G-5tsw. H. r. WOLFE,
Collector Of Corpora ton Taxes
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III nrrirn.

At burlington In This Parish, on Tie 72i o'to ,
by The Rev. H. lave liz II. A. PARSONS cf 7 vas,
to Mtss. ANNIE JONES, only daughter Of ~
jarres, aud NJ. r. Jones Of New Orleans.
Such happiness rs loving hearts In holy rnior
nnlv eipf, he tIieit lot, through, long lin If
prosperity aud usefulness is the pioas exclamation
OF the Comet.
H~Texas papers copy.
At lbervlle on the 2lst ins' by The
Rev. 'Thambost, Capt. Il. 3. Trinidad, Of
New Orleans, formerly Of Ponte Coupe,
to Mrs. Mary Clodilde Dupuy, daughter vi
Thomas Mile. Esu.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-03

JouN JAcoB Asron.-Few Of t'e
many american travellers who visit
the Rhine. and are hurried ny raj
road through the beautiful countts
between Heidelberg lovely spot) aud
Baden Baden, ditto are aware OF tha
Etct that on that tower they pass nj
most within sight If the birth plaoa
OF man who has become distinguish
ed as the Gr9sus Of America John
Jacob Astor was born in the village "
Wallkorf, situated but u short di>
lance from Heidelberg, md, ne
ashamed Of his humble origin, h
made provisions in his will for an in
st,tution which will perpetuate ls
memory in the place Of his birth, as
the Astor Library will i'll the place Of
his residence. The Astor House, Is
IL is called, was dedicated with solemn
ceremonies at o'clock on the after
noon Of Sunday, July 9, and is inted
ed to answer three purposes, viz an
educational institute for The Young,
and a retreat for INDECENT aged per
sons. The funds at its disposal are
snid to be amply sufficient