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SHERIFF SALE.

S. NJ. HART & Co. !No. 1863 Sixth Ju-
BENZ. F. TIsDALE. Parish E. B. Rouge.
DY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale is-
ID sued in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, and to me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish OF East Baton Rouge and
State of louisiana will expose at public
sale at the Court House door of said Par
ish. in the City OF Baton Rouge, on Sat~r.
day, the I'd day Of September neat, 1854, at !
O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claims of BENJAMIN F. Tisdale, deten-
dant in the above entitled cause, in and to
the mortgaged property herein after set
forth and described, to wit:
A certain lot OIL parcel Of ground, situated
on the Comite road, within the limits Of
the Corporation of Baton Rouge, running
one arpent front on said road, by two ar
penis in depth, less twenty feet allowed for
said road. bounded East by Joseph D.
Blouin, and West by the Female Orphan
association, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the same
acquired by defendant from Louis Shep-
pers, BY act passed before Samuel Skolfeld
Esq, Recorder, in and for said Parish, on
the 22d day of August. 1851.
Seized TO pay the Plaintiffs-the amount
Of jud gment, interest and cost claimed in
said suit. Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the
benefit of appraisement.
iuly29-6ts. H. V. BABIN. Sheriff.
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FREEDOM OF THE PREss.--The
Vis-a-Vis, in his last edition has an
article on the Freedom of the press,
which contains in his brief half column
many valuable truths, well undre-
stood by thinking men, but which
seldom find utterance through the
public press. The editor says that
"Almost all the newspapers in our
mercantile towns are hired and paid
by advertisements to advocate the
mercantile aristocracy, free and open
to anything in favor of their support
ers and shut against every species OF
reasoning be it ever so true. that can
initiate against them.-All such pa
pers cannot pretend to be called free.
The article is concluded with this
sensible conclusion.
Would it not be better and save
much error and deception to call
everything by its proper name, that
would designate its properties. For
instance, one paper is supported by
the monied and mercantile aristocracy
to advocate their interest; that press
is in favor Of the government Of the
few over the many; another is in IA
vor Of the election of one party and
some of another, and each are body
and soul, the slaves to parties to which
they belong. Then let us call things
by their proper name. Let us not
permit the shop that deals in whiskey
to pretend to sell bread.
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An Internal Machine IN til.

An IHJern0I NI0Chane IN the
Comet c6ice.-Yesterday morning be-
fore the Sun came up, some person I'M
known to the small Niger" knocked
at the back door. which being opened
to him, he thrust brown paper par
eel into the hands Of the juvenile
African, and without word of expla-
nation, vanished" Awakened by
the call, and a sudden noise soon after,
We came down to the front office in a
very pleasant lin warm wea'hcr-but
unpopular) condition. There lay
the mysterious brown paper parcel /;
we scanned it with mistrustful eye, at
distance-turned it over with pole
and imagined smell "of death" as
cending from it. - A man has but
once to die Though we) and fate has
fixed the time. We gradually ap-
preached the brown paper parcel, and
gradually gaining courage, gradually
opened it. We were not little sur
pressed to have three large bars Of
(hard) soap, fall from the brown pa
per, with note from the proprietor Of
the magnolia Factory" "a factory
that has been in existence here for
the past five years. converting the
raw material into that useful commo
dity.
The samples sent us, are certainly
very fine, and bear the brand of T.
Lucas, Baton Rouge Factory. Mr..
L. Bonnacaze, is the Agent in town,
and our merchants, and dealers gener-
ally, will find it to their advantage to
patronize the home product. To
dealers in the neighboring towns, we
may say that an order sent Mr.. 7.
Lucas, for any quantity of the arti-
Gle, will be promptly attended to, and
one order from him will satisfy them
that it is greatly to their advantage
to purchase here.
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WHITE BLAcKBERRIEs.-The New
Albany Qnd Tribune says: Now.
don't laugh at the seeming incongrui-
ly of the thing. A friend Of ours,
from franklin township, laid on our
table yesterday IA fine specimen of
qchite berries, gathered from the COM
mon blackberry bush. They are
equal in favor to any blackberry We
ever ate, aud would make splendid
preserve.
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[ossfcrAL.tN
PROCEE DlNGS
OF THE
re ARD OF Sc l. f C. N E n,

August eth, 1854.
I At a meeting of the Board Of Selectmen
of the City OF Baton Rouge, held this day
present:
J. r. DuFRocQ. Mayor
Henry Tomlinson, Edward Willis,
Charles Guedry. Fri Brooks,
EDWARD HIRlnRT.
A petition of numerous citizens. for the
repeal of the 4th art, Of an Ordinance
adopted on the 3rd of July, relative to the
police of slaves, was presented, and on mo.
ton of MIR. Brooks, it was
Resolved, That the 4th Section of an
Ordinance adopted on the 3rd day Of July
1854, relative TO the police of slaves, be SO
amended as to allow Owners to give their
slaves written permission to hire them
selves; said written permission not to be
granted for longer period than one week.
The following accounts were presented
and allowed:
Dist. and Supreme Courts, costs, Lafon vs. Du.
frocq and Cousinard. :..:.:.:S oS'o
Sam. Skofeld, Recorder, copies furnished
in suit of Conner VS.. Old6eld .......... 5 90
Mrs Sanchez for house rent. 90
A. r. Fridge, making fence for Cemetery. 269 52
Jacket l. Brooks for sundries. ..... A. IS
J. j. Odom, for Jail hands. ............... 10 GO
J. J. Odom, for Loafers. Observation-Disclosures. Is Is
II. Tomlinson (per boy hauling lumber for
Cemetery. ~ ~
D. Buckley for Black Sm " ork. ........ %
John Tilano for Sundry Jobs. ............ 2l 60
f. Arbour for lumber. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s1 So
His Honor, the Mayor, being about TO
absent himself from the city, appointed
EDWARD HlEIART, Esqr., to represent him,
officially. during his absence.
On motion Of MIR Tomlinson. it was
RESOLVED, That Edward Hiriart, Mayor
pro TEN, be, and he is hereby authorized to
draw a warrant on the Treasurer. payable
to the order of r. H. Burk, for the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars; the said sum TO be
credited on the amount due for building the
Wharf.
On motion of Mr.. Brooks. the name OF
Mrs. NJ Smith was stricken from the
pauper list.
On motion the Board adjourned
J.R. DUFROCQ, Mayor,
J. G. GAYLE Clerk
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DRowNED.-A grown boy, named
Timothy Martin, about eighteen years
of age, says the Richmond Wing of
the LIST inst, went into the canal near
the Pump House to battle, about 5
o'clock on Saturday evening, and was
drowned He swan twice across the
canal. aud when crossing a third time
he sank and rose no more.
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THE OLDEST INHABlrANT Dead
The Warrenton, (Va) Wing saysi:
Easter. negro woman, the properly
Of Mrs. Eliza +. Carter. near Upper
vile, in Fauqueir county, died on the
18th July, having attained the age of
one hundred and forty years.' This
is one of the most remarkable cases Of
longevity on record"
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morrieN.

In the parish of Livingston, on Monday, the 7th
inst, by the Rev. Benz. F. Impson. WILLIAM J.
SHARP. F. o., of this Parish to Miss MARY SER
ENA McMICHAEL, of the first mentioned Far
sh.
We learn by note accompanying the above
interesting information, that it is the purpose OF
the happy pair to leave for Baton Rouge, Gid,
New Orleans, on the l1th inst. We wish them a
pleasant and safe return, and may joy, prosperity
and happiness unbounded, always attend them
through the future.-AdU0cdte.
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SINGULAR OCcURRENcE.--The
followipgis from the Centreville (Ga.)
Times: o
Under the obituary head in to.day's
paper, will be found the death of Mr.
Jacob Reese. On the day of his death
Mr., Reese was engaged in seeding
oats, and towards evening was startled
by voice, apparently at his elbow,
saying, you may SOW, but shall not
reap!' He looked around, and seeing
no one. continued his work of seeding.
attributing it. as he afterwards stated,
to his imagination. At every step,
however. the warning was repeated,
and at last, unable to bear it, he pro-
ceeded home to his wife, was persuad-
ed by her that it was imagination, and
finding that he had no fever. and did
not complain of any unusual indispo-
sitior, she induced him to return to
the field. There, however, the same
solemn warning voice attended him at
every step-"You may sow, but you
shall not reap" and in state of ex-
treme agitation, he again ceased
work and went home. He took an
early supper, was shortly after attack.
ed with a swelling of the throat, and
before sunrise naSt ~. IN Z was a
eorpss
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MAGNOLIA Cemetery.

THE PUBLIC are hereby informed that
1 the plan of the ground adopted by
the Board of Selsctmen. is now deposited
at Mr.. Tomlinson's store where persons
desireous of choosing lots can do So The
lots are twenty-fonr feet square. and are
sub'ivided on the plan into four rarts, for
the purpose of accommodating those who
may want smaller portions. Further in
formation can be had of Mesers. Brooks
OF Tomlir.on, Church street.
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For Sale.

A No. l Seamstress, Hair dresser, and
n general house servant. Also boy
IA years old, good plough boy, can wait
in the house, and is first rate hand with
horses For terms-which will be liberal,
apply at l.. Grandpre's Office, Third St,
opposite DIR Harney's. aug l1-3t.
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| GREENwELL--During the past
week. several families have gone to
sthis delightful nick Of the woods, to
spend the balance of the dog days.
next week two or three families will be
added to the company. As soon as
the weather shifts another ball will be
given.
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MORE ENTERPR1sE-Messrs Tru.
Seau, Hutchinson & Co., Of the Steam
Brick machine over the bayou, have
purchased the steamer Dove" and
have made large contracts to deliver
brick in New Orleans. The machines
when in full "blast," can turn out
$4,000 per day Persons desiring
10 build in this city, should pause
before putting up perishable frame
houses, and calculate the advantages
Of using brick alone.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN. from the sub.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN. from the sub
~ scriher on the 5th inst, slim Bay
Mare a little white On one hind foot. she
has heavy long tail Also a small Mare
Mule, both are marked with harness. A
liberal reward will be giver if returned to
me at Baton Rouge, or any information
thankfully received. D.F ANDERSON.
aug 1l-1W
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Jeems, my son, keep away from the
gals. Ven you see one coming, dodge
Just SIGH critter as that 'un ceanin
the door on the other side of the
street, fooled your poor daddy, Jem-
mey. If it hadn't been for her, you
and your dad might have been inCali-
forny, huntin' dimuns. my son.
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Penmanship,.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

TREATISE on landscapes gardening and
l. rural architecture by A. J. Downing
L. Davis Works; Life of Christ, by Fleet
ward; Fletchers Studies on Slavery; DR.:
Lardner's lectures on science and arts; ?
vol. History of Modern Philosophy; the
Works of Lord Bacon; Memoirs of Mary
l.. Ware; Life of Napoleon; Scottish Gail
Gazetteer of the United States Bouns-
parties History OF the United States;
Moore's History of Ireland; Works Of
Dean Swift with his life; the life and
acts in Hungary; Blakes Biographical Die
tiouary; Griswald's Poets and Poetry Of
America Yields Dictionary of Sacred
Quotations: Dictionary Of Shakspearian
Quotations; Spiritualsm BY Judge Ed
monds and DR.. Deadz; Revelations, by A,
J. Davis, the claivVant. Just received
and for sale by ,a,.
iuly-ss ly. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN;
"ANTED TO HIRE.-A young girl
w from ten to ixteen. apply at this
cfiee, Aug 5.3t
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NUGAR CURED HAMS: Shoulders:
~ SIDES; Leaf LARD Also fresh supply Of
No. l, MACKEREL. CHARLOTTE HoFFMANS
aug. 9-y. Court House Square-op. v. ueude.
Che csc and Eutter.
lust RECEIVED Fresh supplv.
y For sale by CHARLOTTE HoFFNAss
aug. 9-y. Court House Square-op V. Heude.
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Three fragments of Cicero's famous
treatise on Fate" have lately been
found in Naples, on some parchment
composing the binding of book.
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For Sale.

OE Sakcs
I'M 6, ~, IS and 81 months time-all
" stock, Ca riages, Buggies &C., now
owned by US, in the Livery stable on
Third st; coed opportunity for some one
augl HUTCH SON 4 ROBERTSON.
WGazette and Advocate COPY.
Penmanship.
WILL commence Writing
Rouge ssG Ia. on me r f'y ID 1' ttH1ee
10th inst, and continue the usual school
hours Of that, and each succeeding Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday until term Of
twenty days are devoted to the instruction
of Penmanship; the writing of notes; Due
Bills; Receipts; Bills of Sale; Bonds,
Book keeping, &c. Terms; five dollars
per scholar, to be promptly paid on the
last day of School.
august-3-1S54. T. JAMES HUFF.
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POtatOe. and Onions.
1 FRESH SUPPLY OF IRISH PO-
n tatoe. and Onions. For sale at
CHARLOTTE & HOFFMANN'S
aug. lily. Court House Square-op. V. Heude.
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I'm Tuesaav Nav 80 after a short and severe illneas
Mrs MARY CARR, In the Goth year Of her ago.
The friends and acquaintanc-s OF the family are
atent her funeral tomorrow aftor
noon nj three O'Clock from her late residence No. 4S
Attorney street, corner Of Broome street. without fur
ther invitation.
On Monday, May 20, NARY beloved wife Of william 0.
Murphy aged "A years.
The relatives friends Of the family also the mem
bers OF he Jackson Guards respectfully
attend her funeral this afternoon, two O'Clock from
ST. Andrews Church, corner of Duane street and City
Ball place Her remains nil be taken 10 Calvary Gene
terry for interment
Suddenly, in Brooklyn, Monday evening, May 49, At
half last seven O'cloos OF hrncrf hse, Captain WAIx
CARTKsrxR aged 81 years and months
The relatyes and friends Of the family respectfully
No. "a Fleet street. this morning. at O'Clock. Hs
NUNS will be taken TO wood Cemetery for inerme
In Brooklyn, Monday eveninr, May %, JANIS A.
Hall, aged years. month and days, only of Mar
1ha Ball.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
requested TO attend his funeral from No 90hiruary
street this afi ernoon, At two O'Clock.
suddenly, b RNaRD REILLY, Commonly called Barney
Meesh) only Of widow Mary Reilly, OF Moochba1n
near Arvagh, county Cayan, IRELAND
His funea will take place this afternoon, at half past
two O'Clock, from the City Hospital.
AT Roboken, on Tuesday, May 30, ELIZA EARL
The fr ends and relatives invited attend the fa
neral from the house OF her brother law, A. l. Van
Boskers, Of First and Washington streets Hobo
ken, to morrow afternoon, a. half past two O'Clock.
On Monday, May 20, ALBERT II Of Harris and Au-
gusia Aronsop, aged years and months.
In San Francisco Saturday, April To- from INF lries
receiy ed board the Secretary durng the
explosion, Mrs CECILIA CARS, aged ~ years. daughter OF
the late Allen Cooper, and formerly of This city.
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On Monday evening, May 20. by the Rev. R. Hanks,
Mr. GKoR0s W. NEWMAN e xisa EIizBgrH BRArp eldest
daughter Of Mr. George Brad, u Of this city
On Sunday evening" Nay ~, by this Rev Mr. Anlest A.
bis residence, No 500 Broome street, Mr.. CHARTS VII
Hams To Miss aARAH ANNE ALEgroS; also, Mr. wILuAn H.
kEIINGEE TO Miss MARY JAss FAILS, all Of this city.
On Sunday, May Is. In st Jossphs church, Albany ~
the Very Rev j. J. Conroy Mr.. THOMAS FLYNN Of this
city, to Miss RRfpGs II oHEs, of Albany.
At Philadelphia. on Tuesday, May 81, ~ the Rev Dr.
Stevens, FpwARD BARRIE Jr Of ths city, TO MARY Ell
xABHn MoeER Of Phladslphia-
On Sunday, May 2s at Meredith cottsge, near Carbon
dale, pa b, the Rev. Beatty, WsIIIAN O. daAHAs OF
this city SAKaH MARIA daughter Of Thomas Meredith,
Esq.
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Musical Card--NcS Up royvn Nude Store,
Sc Ss3 Broadway COOK BROTHER have just oosned
extensive assor.ment Of penos and music Haiass,
prices defy competition, Melodeons guitars
sssei INSTR sients generally. Pi anss TO let
POSTPONE n,ent sate.--Thc sale Of q hand
sos allan cottage and shiiy four vacant lott situated
the beautiful village Of New Brighton to ba
sd the gound yesterda. at IL 10 unavodably pot
1rned account Of the weather to Frid June at
hour and ps Free keAmbcas tickets and lisho-
essphs tend tho sals wi DO furnished pi
assion the dersig ned. ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Aue-
tsnaer, No. Broad street.
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A Serious Riot Is reported to have taken
Kaso at DRUMGOLD 4 PsoCH'S clothing store No. 10
Sutton str ADumber Of In the
tapg 90 and ytpg coats which gave passsrs by the
Asa thai there trouble In tho camp.
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Carpetlngs, Oil Cloths, &c., sSc.-A diversi-
d unique assortment of tbsse splendid goods whole
y.e be procured the popular etshish
the Subscribers az shade higher than COST
WILLIAM McSRuKry,
GEO. IL riLBY. l42 Broadway.
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ssstatle for the season. Of the best material stylos
offered tho lowest rates. all articles
ES~ ard T. HACKETT Clothing Emporium. No. lO6
I'm street
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Sp<tAg and summer.-Alfr-d Munr0c d Co.,
~ Broadway prepared to shew great variety OF
st Ing adapted 10 sbe Their stock al Of the
At aoaky respect equal to clothing made to
scstAx
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Lace Curtains, Lace Curtains -Leadbeater
kLkE AT Broad have just received from auction 500
pieces Of rich lsco and swss curtains which they SELL
ks at lees than half their real value.
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This Is the Last Day and These nre the
taAt thcse beautiful building lots in the delightful and
healthy village OF Rosevale Il. Rent payers OF New
rerk TO secure one Of these lots or
Arm this day 900 Of these lots ans 100 far will be d.
Nideo coo subscribers s evening" for SIS only pay
aisle in insssments You will four building los Is
i lee rcrde ENJOYING air and all the comforts Of
" CHAs AOOD, 20s Broadway, where maps and PAM
yAlete be had gratis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KN0w NOTHIEGs-A REWARD HAS BEEN or.
N fered for roal genuine Know Nothing yet not any
one has been entitled 20 receive It. livery wishiny
board q rooms any part o. tho city country
directed free OF charge By calling below
Keepers and privhte fmlies whs want Of
bnve rooms 20 los will IN II their interest call at
dc Boarding House Regit,y American Bib.e House, No
10 Astor Place, between 1hifd and Fourth efenges
WI. II. LAWS Proprietor
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81 gilt cornices lace and muslin curtains damasks huff
Hollands he -KELr FERGUSON, Nos 1894 Broai-
and 81 Reade street oeIg rreat ment, to
the shove goods All sads Of window shar
made urerior facilities
keep the reputsti have always hadof being the
Akra pest hopse in the States
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The National Poiice Gazette OF this week
contains ntnua Jon Of the Yousg divorce cac with
a&y. For sale every where.
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Green Turtle SOUP, Fresh this day.-P. NJ.
BAYARD, no. State s,reet
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Relodcoas IS. ID. 4: III. w. smiths Celebrated
n<aedecns Ard 6eas Bsd patent organ or dou
bio bank odsons and Ian assortment Of ox
xter raakea wholesale VI rstau. NJ fsotory prices
HORACE WATERS. 1913 broadway.
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Pfanos.-Hornce Waters Pianos, with Inn
psA scales gold strinss Gilbert % Crystal
taisss premium p'anos With wthoa. tho eoAn with
seu frames circular soales Oberts boudoir
sad Hailet nDstops pianos tof the old Of HNllet
Cal Sold Wholesale ress at proas which defy all
ra.iscn HORACE WATERS. $50 Broadway.
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ITO LET "A. HANDSOME PARIoR AND BED.
raopi, together or separately to lady nnd 4ptls
NJ an without hoard; honsa and location retired mn
town, nesr broadway None Int those willing TO pay II
once
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- ipform Of the my orn Il
- eept and prepared to give
yeu large beautiful pctnres for only 81 Including
tsswn by the thousands who the past few months
Rave before tho 10 the world at C. FAR
EAEDe Daguerreotype Gallery, 8T Broadway.
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MODEL Mefnueohs, WITH NcW AInp.ro 49,, z
k~ssty Of aoih ~ 5ss and octsves Wiz sng,s and
S.ote 500 SIG 500 and S76 Deaiers
sssped a. factory prices BIZ NY GORDON 297 Broad
va, sole agorts
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL rtin the Loading
e ~ Al sehne TO be the beat dye s1tans fcl
ftecrssnds IN nj Of the world proclaim ~ the cu'y
,e'isb.e dye known Sold It BACHELORS, 2s3 BroRd
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Something Sew and Use full Crhlensc d 90 q
szo spsr Cor writing and obtaining copies
ss time For copying aus designs music, 10,
n correct besutiIa either paper
wood stone For oidcrng It 10 che valu
ass article known by This the moss
limitations Of leaf olant flower
transfer them article that be desired The
Of useful and Ameala purposes which 10
Applied Immense Full tons in preparing the
.sc paper with package Of the same will be forwarded
address, upon she ceipt of dollar postpaid
TRILEASE a CO., 307 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


INFORMATION wANTED-oF MICHAEL WHITE, A
i native Of he spperary parish Of Borri ,osaue
Ireland who has been Ia this county about three years.
supposed 70 be in rev Orleans Any Information respect
ing him viii he than hfuly received by hs brother Jsmos
White, ut 81 Frankfort street. New York. New Orleans
papers please COPY.
INFORMATION WANTED OF PATRICK JAMES AND
Michael Mullen taors by trade from she parish Of New
town betw Curb and countss ireland Any
information Of them Will be hsakuly received by their
sister Mary, 1t IS hitehall street
AIRS. +. N GIBSON. LATE OF 654 BROADWAY. Is
m reqrcted to call send her address TO Messrs
Greenwsy Co. o. wing Green, who have . oommu-
LEGATION to mako to her from Brazil
CTATIONERs. WANTED, INFORMATION OF TIE
~ sts0ner who received drafts from Caor min irawn
by Robert Curl in favor OF himself and forwarded to
ties In New York Mr. Curl he wing died at Gin
cinpati his way home the Esd May Any incarnation
addressed to Bstterby, 80 Grove street New York
to Mr. Thomas Gardner Uncn office. Sacramento Calsor
mia, will DO gratefully received
r,ROTTER-RErURN TO YOUR HOME WITHOUT DE
lay Your absence, II longer continued, will BIO ruin
Nothing win be said OF the past you let
ter in Cy Hall place for you We are In much trouble
about you. 10.