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G OR EsP ONDENCE.
PoNrsi, March 10th, SO.

=. $780,. PoNrsn March 10th, SO.
| believe II WIS your regul,
Philadelphia correspondent who mad.
use Of familiar quotation, the otbe,
day IN justification OF his negligence
If as he says: hell is (not) paved
with good Intentions 1t must be d
kind Of Mosaic work, in which broke,
VOWS and promises are beautifully in.
terwoven NTH intentions.
That have not written you lately.
Is evident, and for she negligence, |
cannot plead the common excuse.
There's no news nothing has turn
ed up for the fact is, 81 much VI
interest has already turned up. and is
now spread ont before me that | am
at loss what 10 lay hold If. to make
an interesting short epistlp of. There
Is nothing however that interests all
Pompeii more, than the safe pas age
through the Senate, Of the bill 10 take
the se''se of the people. A grind
mass meeting was held at the Atleni-
uin last nigl,t--speeehes were nude
resolutions adopted and committees
appointed, after the usual fashion, and
he claims Of Pompeii are so clearly
ct fo'th therein, that I make no doubt
The Intelligent people" will see at a
glance the advantages of this place
over oH others, and when The Capitol
II moved, that it will be placed here
The sense Of the people should be
clearly taken. Thus in voting for
removal. the tickets should be "Re
'noval TO Pompeii"-,, Removal to
Port Hudson The testimony Il am
s"rry to say iD is uniyerral against the
morals Of Your place. II is famous for
bad bets, bad boys, and last. but not
least bad brandy In taking The
sense Of the people for this The third
time within the past few Years, | bore
some provision will be made by legis.
'ative act. to keep It, Is it not time
we were having another convention to |
make another Constitution +? think
50 Am sorry indeed 10 learn tina,
Gonl. j. 9. Jones declines running
For Governor It is a bumiiatiny fact
indeed that one man is found in the
neis"n If b. & j., who will not have
lonors thrust upon him.
JINGO.
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sale at Auction.

NV III. be sold at Public Auction at The
w Conmissary Store, b. r. Barracks,
on Thursday the 22nd inst at i2 o'clock
the iollow,ng list 81 damaged provisions
belonging to the Commissafy Department
VIZ 800 lbs Of Rice, tgl lbs Of Hard
BREAD. d bbls Of Flour so, bushels Of bran,
10 bbls of Mess Pork. e5 lbs Of do do
Terms Of sale--eash on delivery,
Fl. A. SMALLEY
A. A. Com. Sub.
Gazette copy I'd and send bill to this Of.
fee
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For Sale.

UOR CASH until the first Of A rl next,
l my property in the town Of Baton
Rouge, either entire or separately; thus,
the improved half II arpents, and house Of
ten rooms and outhouses, fruit end flowers,
for $4,000; Or the other half slightly i'm.
proved Of II arpents, with forest trees for
$3OOO--or both for $4,000. with immediate
possession. III eligible situation for res
,dence, and adapted for purposes of school
or academy |march 151 J. J. BURK.
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The Gazette de Lyons states tia

The Gazette de Lyons states that
when news arrived by the famous
Tartar Of the fall Of Sebastopol, orders
were instantly sent to Lyons by firms
Of Paris, to manufacture at once a
large quantity ofpocket bandkrr hiefs
giving view Of the capture Of Sebas.
topol." Although the looms were
worked night and day the handker-
chiefs could not b. completed before
the news turned out to be false. Since
then they have remained on hand.
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DouaLAs JERRoLp.-A Mr.. He,

DOUGLAS JERRoLp.-A Mr.. Her.
band author Of The Descent into Hill,
was annoying Douglas Jerrold with
importunate questions. at an unwel-
come time. Among others he quer-
ied-"By the by. Mr. Jerrold. did
you ever read my Descent into HsNs"
mo. sir" replied the Infatuated dra-
matist, "but should like to see IT,
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$50 Reward,

OST on Monday morning the 18th inst,
IL on Lafayette street, between Phillips
corner and Quiggips Shoe Store, the sum
Of $3.50 in three Bank Notes--two 500
bills, and one $50 The above reward will
be paid on delivery of the money at the
Office Of the Harvey House.
march 15-1w. Tuos p. VarapAs.
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A THIEF BALL.-A thief ball, the
first Of the SEASON and said to be the fir
~t"f the kind ever held III the city was
attempted last nj git, at the hall, cor
aer OF Henry and Oliver streets; but
Captain Ditcle't, with section of
policemen sailed in just as the guests
had commenced to enjoy themselves,
~ d arrested nine of the attendants
well known thieves. The party was
composed entirely oftheives and pros
t'tutes, and on finding themselves de-
teeted, they scampered in all direc-
lions. some of them turning somer-
set ont Of the windows, Theft balls
are common IN London and Paris
" TsNi,ror.
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1-Thc law aholishing capital pun
ishment in Michigan. took effect on the
Oh day Of March lS47. since which,
time, period of nearly eight years,
only fifteen peesons have been convic-
ted of murder. and sentenced for life
to solitary CONTINENT in the State,
Prison
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10 uENT.

A. COMFORTABLE dwelling with five
II rooms and back CELERY, in good order
good kitchen, yard and garden. and sit
uated near the Court House, on Africa st.
For further particulars apply to The I'm.
deoigned II. v. BABfN
mar-17- Sheriff
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The Legislature Of Michigan, in ac
cerdance with the recommendation
ofshe Governor, has passed law au.
thnrizing the Treasurer to redeem ii.
public debt Of any surplus funds on
hand. at a premium not cxcee,ling ten
per cent over par. The State 81
Michigan owes about 81 800. 900, and
had a surplus in the Treasury at tho
close of The last fiscal year Of abou,
100000.
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After the closing Of The New York
Academy Of Music on Monday week,
The artists engaged in the establish.
'nent he d meeting and passed a
series Of pfea1nhles and resolutions
strongly denouncing Ole Bull.
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INTERESTING 70 MusIcrANs.-A
life Of Beethoven In about to be pub.
liShed in New York, written by an
American scholar, who has been Ave
years in Ger many, collecting particu-
lars of'he public and private life Of
this eminent auibor.
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Mrs. Mary Frances Fitzgerald, a
Edy well known for her high mental
accomplishments, and for her patron
age of literature and fine arts, (ber
house being the favorite resorte of wri-
ters, drama'ists. and painters died a,
her residence in the Royal Crescent
Brighton, on the 3Oth January, in her
76th year.
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J1NGO

1t is stated that L. 7. Shaf1ner ESQ,
obtained a Judgment Of $1,000 against
The y. Louis and New Orleans Tele-
gfarh Company, and that the Office
IN st. Ceneyieve, Mo, has been LEVIED
On to satisfy the judgement.
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Mayor Wood has resolved that the
police Of New York shall be equal to
that Of London or Paris. He has Just
dismissed three policemen for in'oxi-
cation, although strong interest was
made in their favour. lie has insti.
tu'ed n medal to be worn as badge Of
honor by those policemen who distin-
guish themselves in the performance
Of their duty.
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M arrieh

On the 18th inst. by p A. Walker ]. r,
FREDERICK sHAfFER to Miss MAR
TIA r. CAIN.
AT Cherry Grove, on Tuesday, the 9Th
inst. ny the Rev. WIZ. r BABcocx. Rec.
r., 81 Trinity Church, Matches. GATHER.
I'VE. only daughter Of James su,get,
Esp; TO JOHN MINOR, all 81 the county
Of Adams, M iss.
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Gbe'meeklg Cal'lpt
Friday lfoining.i March 10, 1855.

IorrY TvMBLisa.--1t does not d,
10 bring the microscope to bear, upot
The motives of human action, else w
lay bare the incentives 10 lofty patriot
ISM, and find alas TO often, that III.
.'lofty tumbler" in the circus ring, de-
serves quite az much credit, for noble
aspiration, as he, who with tears IN
his eyes deplores The fate Of the ma.
ton.
The rudden conversions Of "Saul
of Tarsus." il not SO strange as grenl
many conversions to first principles
daily going on under our own obser-
walton. 'Ts not uncommon now, fo'
n IMAM to go to bed, with curses on
his lips, directed in vengeance agnins'
his real or imaginary enemy, and
:, |" wake - up In the morning, singing
halel'jahs Of praise to the same
Strange indeed is this - passing
strange. The uncomfortable reAec.
ton Of being alone, or Of beiog in the
ranks Of u powerless minority Is an IN
comfortable reflection. The true pa
ttiot will not be no, because he argues
IL remain where am, | ain un-
able 10 render the country am impor
tan. service, and this Is sad and uu-
comfortable reflection. Hence the
perfection to which the science Of
ground and lofty tuabling" has
beeu reduced.
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The Clock establishment of Jerome
d Co.. in New Haven, has four hund.
red wo'kmen constantly employed
They have 100000 worth of work
finished, ready for the spring market.
They pay ont from 100000 to $780,.
600 per month, and pay everything
promptly.
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Barnuln the FUNGUS rascal who
has put bimselfin The pillory--some
time ago offered prize of $500 for
the hest and $3.50 fr the second
best" dramas, has reicved fifty seven
rlays for the prize. Who the lucky
winner is and what is the name Of his
ban'ling do not appear.
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: dispose Of, the State penitentiary. |
, seems from the report Of proceeding.
that much angry talk has taken plac'
over the question "llow shall the le
gislature dispose Of the Penitentiary 7
The lease expires in May, and the lie
gislature does not met again unit
January; in the meantime what |.
to become Of this very important
branch Of the State government /
has been suggested that the labor d
The institution be diverted from weav
ing cloth. and turned to making laws
This would be an economical arrange.
lnent, and thus we would have 4 bod,
ut all seasons. ready TO make laws and
mend laws to suit every growing emer-
gency. Another consideration ia, tina,
On the inside Of that we'll ordered es-
tablishmcnt, gentlemen are free from
the allurements Of the city, and being
4 temperance establishment, this il
still another argument III favor Of the
position. Another strong point is,
that laws ARE not made for honest pen.
| pie, they are made exclusively 70,
rogues, and it is presumed that this
respectable class Of community know
their own wants best.
iii reference to the penitentiary. 0
second bill passed both houses The
other day. extending the lease one
year Both the representatives from
this Parish having voted for The bill,
calls out the Advocate the editor
thinks It rather inconsistent with for.
mer voting Judge McWhorter gave
his reasons for voting TO extend the
lease He said that It was too late in
the session 10 get up another bill
that he endorsed the veto messagp--
was opposed to leasirg, ana the legis-
lature was bound to make some pro-
vision for the administration Of The
Prison or It would throw the peni-
tertiary into The hands Of the Govern.
or, who would appoint officers and
control II. without The form Of law.
and judging by his Swamp Land
Commissioners and other appoint.
ments, such an administration would
throw odium upon the system Of State
Government.
This calls forth the following closing
Of the Advocates article
Whether the honorable gen,le,nan's
a||usion to the Swamp Land Commis-
sioners was made with view OF d.
eerting attention from his own singu.
lar position, or for the purpose Of
hrosing oaium Upon a contemporary.
y 10th, Il dues not become us to say.
Suffice It. that while we had hoped he
vas one who would not attempt either.
se humhly conceive that neither his
ingenuity, his position. nor the weight
IT his name, whatever that may be,
IAN effect the latter.--The Adyo. ,
'ate contains we'll written article on |
Prison Discipline. A communication I
o the same paper signed Silicis names, +.
v. W. Pngh for Lieut. Governor. The !
writer says, "praisc Of bis name is 5,
'eedless. His principles are his con. t
lotions. Verb. Sap. sat" The Gazette
'ays our worthy Mayor, J. r. Du.
rocq. Esq, well merited comph. i
nen'. The same paper has an ari. /
le on the removal question. The Ga. {
cite concludes that. since the people |,
ave been heard SO often lately on Il
his subject, that the Hon. Ryau's
roposition to take the sense" is n
irect insult to the understanding OF !,
re people. This seems to us a very ;,
,gical conclusion. !
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A Mormon Elder has been elected
Chaplain Of the Legislature Of the
State Of California. So it goes
Chinese will probably succeed him.
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EplronyAA CHAHeE.-We notice
ii the Delta Of the l4th inst, that
our friend, fellow citizen md forme,
confrere Of the Gazette. W. r. ADAMS.
Esq, hus Withdrawn from the Bulle-
Tin and has become editor Of the Ores.
cent. A long personal acquaintance
Adams. fully warrants ms IN saying
that we have met no gentleman pos
sessing more Of the elements Of sue
cess, than he TO an aflible and cour.
tsous disposition, he brings talent, Of
the first order.
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u by late law in Michigan W.
notice the appropriation of $4,000
for the establishment Of a House 81
Correction. for juveniles. II is to be
located at Lansing, aud Is to occupy 90
acres for all necessary purpose.
This aim to reform rather than
punish, to educate and humanizc IN
stead Of harden and brutalise youth
ful offenders, speaks well for the fore
sight aud prudence Of the Legislators
Of Michigan, aud presents an example
that many older States might emulate.
Would il rot be well for other
States to move in this matter, and
endesvor by proper system Of train
ing to win back to the paths Of recti-
tude, those offenders who have not a.
vet become callous in the career of
crime, but whom the rough compare
icnship Of jails and penitcntiaries will
eveneually produce this effect upon
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- Enron Cohtr = Please shhouhee nv name
as candidate for Mayors IT u e next April elec.
ton. 1 n ftfrt,nn
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400 REWARD.

TOR each detection and conviction o.
i killing the stock belonging 10 the es-
tate of JAS. McCALor. if committed BY
free persons. and 1915 if by slaves.
A. A, WILLIAMS.
Mar. 10 Executor.
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Fine Chevving Tobacco.

A LARGE stock Of various brands Of
"A fine Chewing Tobscco, just received
and for sale by
march Is. JOSHUA heal
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A medical correspondent Of the
New Hampshire Journal Of Medicine
states that for three ye rs he has used
alum in Group, and all that time he
has not seen fatal case which was
treated with It from the beginning. -
He usually gave about ten grains once
in ten minutes, until vomiting is in.
duced. using at the same time ,a,ar
cme,ic or the hive syrup freely thr
latter subduing til Q inflammation
while the alum has more Of a conclu-
siye action.
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IN St. Petersburg, the hard fros.
which has set in, is hailed with JOY, a.
the old and true ally Of 1911 comes
once again to the aid Of Russia. Pic.
lures are published in which the
French and English are represented
IS bivouacing in the greatest misery
before Seva>topol. and the populace
are taught that the ice and snow and
desolating blast are sent from God in
answer to the prayers Of the ortho-
dox /; and for the humiliation Of the
enemies Of the holy cause.
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OFFICE or THE BATON KnuaE AND CL,NToS
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
Baton Rouge, March End. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders,
" Of this Company. that an fnstalfnent Of ten
per cent Tor ~ 80 per shaie) will he due and pay
able on the 4th day Of june next. Cs55.)
by order Of the hoard.
advocate d Gazette copyD W. POPE,
Secretary.
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Notice.
an ELECTION will he held on Mon
II day the 10Th inst. at JAS. II Johnsto .
Store for four Directors 10 the Baton Rouge.
Crosse Tete and Opelousas Rail Road
COMPANY. Commissioners, Msssrs Jesse
Hart, Charles Bookish and r. P. sngg.
mar. 6-td. JAS. H. JOHNSTON,
Secretary.
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OSoDi5
matter Of the sp-

CUPREME COURT.--ID the matter OF the sp-
y plicsfion " the Mayor Aldermen snd Communist, p TIE
CITY of New Yorh BY he Cropn Aqusdut boeId " .d Cx
relative 70 The acquiring Of LANDS ts SEW hssEhvDh
In the city, betwsso b end bs& nd The e md III
avs, in the said city
,,e6 hereby i've notice 20 the essees persona .n
artie the lands tenenents he-dtaneDs sne
premises affected thereby and u al othe" ~o"m may s0S
sern u follows, 70 wits .,-... 80,
soste ard appraisal IN favor Of the seyers owners essees
or Interested the ands 70 % tssen y ~
proeeedns the lsDds eompred ther.in ns ha,e
oar report Of of inst and equss compsnseos
10 he paid 20 essaes ca,s and e'sns o'sAA'
respectively. .,,-.-.- -. .-.....x
true copy o. rxchp u saoh Estlnate Appas and aspco
10 the teri. Oace of,hs by 70, th" o'cs<eoa
Of shOmsoeyeT may onnc,rn - =, n
Third: Tsst an, person ~no's nsnn nay
,ksr.of qsy within days .ev the first gubies o ID
80, III her or th,iy objection. IN whins The 80
Comui..iop. o6cs 30 1s Rso.d~sy 10 a~ Chy a
Hss-York
Foarh: That s-por, ene s.ne sy Ssn
,n.eof e obeeed TO- AID shall spp-M 70 TeaiIs scrfe
ion oar Report h be rseonHdsred ND eo
,cte1 viii BE- presented supreme Coar 81 "ossss
Term thereof 70 held IN tho Pri Jucca O.t1et ~
CIV Han Of the City Of Ssw yoh 90 tos oa sosDAI
Soyep .r nex 4 opening Of he Cour 90 ,hN ssi
Son ~ counsel can hesyd sn5 notop 90 men ssa ~
\. msds 6x de corfrrnsti "a thsreoCse~ fo's aAs - ~
sss.A4 RsG5g Ssi1 o'~.'-.o'."
DANIEL DODGE.
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AsRAHAs IUES TKE' o''''H
DANIEL DODGE,



o. Psc~xYort re- .tv. the W DESfSe II CLIPs-sr,
N re nor-bu es,sy ME thefsof ,efvoeE be-bnst <nA
ss,,.s 10 The City Of New YOrsWs The coO'n' csens
~ R.tnsts ard befeD hereby owe nitro 70 The
ozrsf pant oceUpaos Of y, hoo~s and -
and improved .Dd anmproved sr :, sfeetes erse, sos
~ others whom 10 follows N ~'ti rnsf se
have Completed estimate and sss.nsn' and ms ~ -
ons .f>etce thereby aDo ~no nay % "
poe5 DO Pfe.ept h.m 2seenon' - .r,ns ~
verified 20 GEORGE II. PUssER, Esq 0ur Chsrmss 1tss
Dice Commoners No Clam Der. q 'eeg2 10y ~,
font nom N this aty h@ors ns ~ as) oco.I,
AS that any saef per.oD psrsots ~eo nsy 'onSA
.h.n.e .srieve6 BY s5 sstsnste su5 ss.e.-n S -
bs.rd M opposop tie before " The sSe pssst
At ococi r. NJ on the LIB day Of ccsohos. tSS IL
81. sh,r.ei of The Estimate sod Assessnsnt osetc IN
our Mar. al tn stayp ssnstes md eher oe>S
ussfs hieb By w nahins spn have 49,
sspo-tsd The Co1m5soDeys ONO Of ne C,t{ 100
County Of Se York th~re reDeiD anti e - my o. -
.embsr yhsf he iifs embraced ~ he sssessmsas
Aforesaid ssfoows Al Hose Of snd dresfs -.
sse dry fronting bo,h sdes Of Ciss- ,es~sss
.nd c1int rs eet norihery Of srsnsfota %" 80
Ferry q between Jacob and Pearl &c nosh ~nes -
usnss be-css 60 and Pesfis,s the zane ~ ,.r~1
on u. aid Asp Of the Connisacnsn HnsA -. xsss -
b.rep Vii be prsssnted the ssprerDs Cocn - o..
Fsu York q SPECIAL Tam thereof, - 81 scssns~y
Sal h n. ed dt, on SATURDAY, u "a "a! 80 ~
A ID Isp :. ,. opepips Of The Coar 90 - L~s,S
So ,ns ,b-r. or Z. coon thereafter - eoanse -
ro-ioa zIl - made rbet e-id r,p2ef,r- ue Ts
4. a 'A sFS s!sSEf + ; sssb' o'~a'.'a.
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CAuNG-nAYs sth anal qoth Of cash Month

~
Osour Hsuy, from o. BY Panama Rrcsd fons
hs1-y Tsruss fu CO s0rss VA psasna h.iirosd
THE USITED STATES MAIL rEtH,HIP COMPANY
iprd es,p.ieh 20 Asrtnvsl - eSnssy Soy ce9st
" pr.cuey fem Pier fJof Of N,rre1n Nor river tue
well irovp sni f.ycri.e Steamship GEORGE LAW Cspt l.
o. cray. rGneI add male Will Be rvsded ~ rsasn>
Railroad cn PGnsr1A With the Pseihe Mc ses a
Coup.rys msxnfcert amer boidsn Age J. l. " 81,
hb. der Which y. Be 10 rssnss Icd -s - lTn%d
A.. /, Sor san F-,pcs-o ire pube nfr ed trs, toe
Ptche Nal steamship Co always bsve ose o. more eh
yins '.n.ua reasy for ga = AVOID "a,
dsenor OF pa,serse-. OF m.i Fsr psss,s- .pey % W.
RAYNOND tie srly of-e Of he psr.ss No Al Vest
A. c-rnsY II Warrru.r
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NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK 10 ROCHESTER The RIO iHFsNEA sd
GENEsTE VALLEY RAILR 'ADi n0x opss, and, TO n
necou WITH the Bufo COMING and snd Ne. -Yorf
Reche.ter. o., ,---.--.
III drr Of this tosttAsr with he superior g n
fort rded b, the Nde renders BY Tar ihe pot as~
Abe h@i ". en- the .boIe-u- med citl-s
Tchts be procured 'h- New foIs and Es kNroAd
TI Ofcs foot If Dlsne s and No. lso broAa~sy also
jersey Gfy.
Rs.ss se On ecked through .
srisL. vii e Transported betreeu NesYork and Koch
win si,p.teh Any iromssn se.red 10 ressd thereto
can be obtained hy ma on the Geoera pr.sN ssH :.
te Neu.Yrk and Erie asiro Sd Eri- buudinss, or L :,
TAPeAN Espre Freight gent No lss Broad gay
S,nSNy J. A. REDFIcLD, SaperAteadsnt-
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Grsal Hotlcn.

CUPBEME COURT-ln the matter OF the.
vliesriop CT Mayer A5srm-n odd Comnco.y ., Tie
C,, 5f.e. Yors relsrTs tbeWGDE MIG ~ %
por-h ves:sy side hereof be,v-ea Beesuan snf rsrJ.
"a - q 81 YCrs Eo,t,, hsrso, tasr bs co-ts
ehsyess iDcsrsd BY repon 81 no
tire sboy. entitled nstr vii be ts1>t ~ n, eE OF 70. 80
~ - uOSDaT - . Ssv of Oe,ob-r A D. 1855 10
80. gTORGE 4. PU7SER,
CIAeLE3 D. MEAD,
:. ~ 5CUCK
PevYxb CS:.tsl g. 90. C0szissessn,
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vT,BF GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CON-
PANY having il Cash C'P,,si 81 paid in viii com asaes
"GRLAT WESTERN BUILDINGS" No. IS Pinest
This Comply 20 It's customers sEVENrf-FlVH
PER CENT profits of ths yeas business In SCRIP
Copies Prospectus and Charter can be hid sJ spPcs
N'N - 'N' DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Secretary.
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Milinfrp, g.

FASHIONABLE DRESS TRIMMINGS. -
B'ocs,e Move A1tiSss Velvet. FiGsss md eveEy Other
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW REGULAR
PRICES.
Also sfsl usor nent of - 1000
RICH BOSsEr AMI TRIMMING RIBBONS
ct equally low prcts. -
LOAD TAYLOR,
Nos ass z57, "a and 81 Grsods--,
and new Nos- A and ~ Cstharines-
EEATHERS. FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &C.
HOMER a RErCHUM
offer
m ,xtsusive q ,oTtuler. OF
PARIS FEATHERS
FRENCH FLOWERS,
kIB5OSs, &C.,
I" wy ~" F Eos a and es Joha-r.,
corner Of " blikms-.
eos res BLACK and cOLORED CHENILLE.
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IT s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

u HAVANA ana NV -OALEANs.-On ERLDtf,
Nov. P. 81, frurn per 100, q M.Te.-st n r he
Grp h.yus bcrouihJ overhss ed ADD POI In first :se
op viii pses Ia he lfDs NJ 81. .ss1vs i
PssssFe can BE- rrcrr-s a. tce Corpsnys once
rresh 70 Nevoresns % per cubic foot, r.essvsd on
5eih October. -
Slipper will b. supplied with blank bills Of sdns Of he
form .Tned BY the Copany IpTle ion az ther eee NO
other rz, signed AID 81 Is Of adins vii b signed amer
the hour of sailing.
For freight passage. ,rry st TIE o. ne
No III Wes NsrTer. M. "