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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

IN I'll. Steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE, asa tnns
81 bore Capt Robert Leiteh intenfe n the
..nh oIn Liverpool 70 Phisdeiphis on WEDNESDAY, the
The LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANi's iron ste>uships
CITY OF WASBISGTOS. Ss0 tuns. Capt w WYLIE
CITY OF MASCHEsTER..2 loo 'uns. Cap, p G. PErsiE
kANGAROO...... so turs. Capt H. EWING
Are intended 70 sail - follows:
FRos LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF EXTRAORDINARILY WEDNESDAY, April b
CITY OF BALTIMORE...... WEDNESDAY, June T.
FROM Phil ADELPBIA.
CII1 OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THURSDAY, May -
CITY OF BALrIMORE..........THU RSOAY, June j.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FRoN PHILADELPHIA,
CA'-n ntw o-berth rooals..................eg
CABIN 10 hree-berth siaieroom-..... .......... 81
Cebin e forward state Is...........,...... s.
FRoN LIvEPFooL.
Cehs in wo-berth sfste-rooms. ........I ganes
tstin 10 1reehef'h sta eroous .........7 suines
CABIN N forward s'a,eroous ID suneas
Including Stewards fees.
THIRD CL.ss PASSWORDS
limited 3urbtr Of Third class Passengers viii be taken and
found 70 o. n uch provision a. required -
Fron nheoeIphia. -Sl from LIVERPOOL 30
Certificates Of Passage will be issued here parties who
6esirous # hr rE their friends corresponding
These steamships constructed with improved water tight
aEfmers and each vessel surgeon
Drafts on LIVERPOOL from 4 upvsrt
Az Goods AGENTS Phnadepha and Llvcrpooi
will be Forwarded with economy and Dispatch.
For Freight or Passage apply 20
JOHN G. DALE Agent
No. II Walnut-st, Philadelphia,
SABEL CORTls No. IN Broadway, Sew-York.
WILLIAM INMAS. Asen,-
Sos.I and Buildings, Liverpool
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J,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
4 uAfT

T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IRON LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN Passage.
Second Cabin Passage -'.'.''''''''.'''''... 70
IRON sosros TO LIVERPOOL. ~
Chef CABIN Passage
Second CABIN "
The ship from Boston call II Halifax
PERSIA. CaJf. Judkins CANADA Capt Lsnk.
ARABIA Cspt j Stone AMERICA Capt Wickman.
ASIA Capt s. o. Lott ElAGARA Capt hyne'
AFRICA. Capt Shannon. EChOPA, Capt J. Leteh-
These vessels carry clear white hsht Al mss bean green "
stsrpoardtow; red GU IortS - - ,a.s
CANADA Lang leaves Boston "Wednesday zen q 100
ASIA Lott.......ieaves NYorh "Wednesday, NH 5, 1855
INFRICA Ryrie leave. Boston Wednesday, NH u. 1884
APRICA WictmAn leaves York Wednesday, Mb 10 1885,
ARABIA. Stone. leaves Boston Msdesaay ~ %
PERSIA Judtins leaves fors Wednesiay APi 9s
CANADA, Lang leaves Boston WEDNESDAY, aPi
ASIA Yort "wednesday, APl 10, 1850
leaves Boston esdsy, Apl Is 1854
Berths secured Gntii paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The Of these ships vii rot be secounao Tor toh
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones on Metals I'M
hills lAdns dsned therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed
L. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowiins -sreen-
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AND WARRANTS WAN I d.
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers,
No. IS Wall at, Nev-Yort.
will supply orders promptly Warrants always on hand
AND WARRANTS BOUGHT at the highest
i cash prices and claims for BOUNTY LAND TENSIONS
We, promptly attended TO- GEORGE "ooDhAN' NO. "
Rllianls.
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DATRJOTIC LINE-New Line of NETWORK
Il and LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-Ths line will be CON-
posed OF the following and splendid ships yir
CALHOUN Oo0 tuBs burden Capt II. Truman
H. CLAY.... 800 tuns burden. Capt. David CaukinA
WEBSTER.....2co0 tuns burden Capt j. Lawrence
ORIENT b n q tuns burden Capt Geo B. HILL
The above vessels have been recently built and are The sf
est and most substantial in the tI1e.
They commanded By Of experience and ability The
superior and every eIertlon VIII be
the comfort Of and the convenience
OF shipping For Ere sht or Passage apply 20
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co, No . Broadway.
Agents IN Liyerpool-T GRIMsHAW L Co., No. 10 Gore
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EDW'D X. COLLINS No. IS Wsnst, Y. Y
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No q Austen Fiars, London
B. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris
TIE will be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie ewelry precious metals IN.
ess bills lsdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed .
shrpsr please take notice that the shrs Of this line
no. carry any goods contEsband Of war
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IRE and ELECTRO-CHEM-

"ATER-CURE and ELECTRU-CHEM-
w IsTRYDE TRAIL, No Is Lsishtst., hAz introduced
TIE VAPOR BATH IN connection vith the ELECIhICA Al
CURRENT the nost eeoLome& ana N many eases ne
efcen. neOhod fos ptdns The seD Ct piDsrA asss
nd ether EDSfed nat<rs
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and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT Commencing March g. 1856
Passenger Stations Conner Broadway AID Cana st
In New York. -. Corner 18th St and thay.
Trans Lave NEw.YoRK-For New,Hayen: !, IN,
(Ex) u H. s. Ok $50, and p. For bridgeport; 10
a. m (F1) IL m (Ex.l S;2o, pm. For Milford Str.otd'
Fsfed Southport and We.tport; g. M u m ~ IN:
For NorvsIk: a N u H. (Exl $40, 5:i5 p IN FOR
Darien and Greenw ch I'm $3.50, !, b ID M rof
Stamford: (Ex)i II NJ tEx siz' ', 9l p W.
$40, T. 5ti5, pm
CoynEcriye TRAIys-For Boston: q. m. (EI); p m
IE1D For Hartford and Springfield: m tEx u IL IN 3
D. m (E1) For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal
g. m. (E11 For Canal Railroad: L IN. to Westhed For
New London Railroad: a M 3p For Housatonic hsi
road: a. ~ For Nsusatuck Railroad: a. p m Eh)
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad: g. H., p m -.
TRAINS FoR NEw-YoRK-Fpm Newiiayen; $3.50, 20
~ 2:5c (EI.); 4:45, $3.50 tGx) From Bridgeport;
6:I5 744 lo:SO $50 (EIl $50 I0:ll m lEx From
NorwsL g. 62 s:22 II ;O7 M s. % Tex 6;06 lOil IN.
tEr) From Port Chester 80 644 1857 eoa ll;4s A. m
$50 m JAMES Il. HOYr, Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAII.ROAD.-The GREAT


j CENTRAL ROUTE, oonneetns the Atlantic eities with
Ws-ern North and Soath western States BY
Railway direct The Road also connects Pitsearsh
With daily hne Of all ports IN the Western Rvs.s,
Cleveland ard ssndDsky With steamers TO al ports
N, akes mailing direct,
reAble which FREIGHT Do forwarded 20 aid
frem the Great West -.,.....x
bOIes,) FGrs, Feathers Se...............1
SECOND CLtsS-BOoks and Stationery. Dry -. -
Goods Tin bAes,) HAntwaye Leather, Ioc per tS ID
THIRD CLAss-Anviis Bssgns, Bacon and *. "a, Ia n
Pork. lin bulk } Hemp, Se...............b -
FOURTH CLAss-C Office Fish, Bacon and o. 49, 100 n
Perk lpacked,) Lard aud Lard o.. - -
In shipping Goods from any point o Phi Be PAR
tculsr mark the package Via Pennsy vsnis Ralrosd All
Goods consigned the Assr Of this Reed 81 Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh, will be forwarde. without detention
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris Worrnley Co, Memphis, Tenn
r. r. sass Co. ST. Louis j. ). Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Dune sn Bell Murdoek and Cater Jcwe Louis
vile Ky. B. C. Msidrum Msd.on Ind sPrgnan Brown,
and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; ~ w Graham Co, ZsDesyile,
Ohio Leech Co. No s. Klbyt Boston Leeeh Co, No.
Asor House New-York No. Nnlara-st and No. Bate
ryyl.ee New York p j. Sa-eder, Philadelphia; Aasrsw
Soens, Baltimore Geo. {. franeiscus, Pi,tsbursh
ioT further particulars or bills Of lad n.y. apply %
LEIGH = Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Ca,
No. castor HOUSE. NewYork.
II. Fl. HOCS ron. General Freight AGENT Philadelphia
II. j. LOMBAERr ST. eTi.ts Bdent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE,

vi -rrsveier, for CHICAGO. ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
al points and Southwest can obtain Through TcEes
and :. rmsou eonesrn. routes tre &c, either 5s ne
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW.fORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY application ct The CoInPsny's Of
Sc. No. lsS Brnsivsy corner tsy-st
JOHN y PORTER xsener. Agent NJ 8. r. T.
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BRUSHES, of every description, at the Brush

- Factory. No 80, Pesrlst Frsnflia s1asre All articles
cd the Factory proes Paint Bruahs of superor
quality constantly on hand. JOHN X BOPPEL
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DATES REDUCED@SPEED ACCELERA-
IL TED.-PACIFTC EXPRESS COMPANY, Broadway,
Ced.rs will forward Express per steamer GEO
LAW, SATURDAY, April 5, 70, California and the Pseihe
FTeishi received uni 10 oeock parcels and letters
WILLIAM ". HALL. Aren't
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UROAD-For PHILA-

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY
CITY-Ms and Express Lines: Leave New FORK snd II
m and aud p N fare SIS; u ~, ~; stopping a. ell
Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati IL and
sb yo) the West and for Baltimore Washington, Nor
tok and through ch ell Washington In
and 6 o. m J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant SuP't.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD. = THREE
IL DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA
DELPHIA and PlTTSBURGH-Tse MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Phladelphis for httsSursh a. Z m and
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia The FAST Inns
leaves PLaeph for Pittsburgh ~ 20 and Pittsburgh
for Phladelphis Al $3.50 p. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phaiephis for Pittsburgh IL and
PITTSBURGH for Philsdelphis as $40 ?. m.
The above line. Pittsburgh with he railroads 70
and from ST Louis Mo. Alton dsena, and Chicago, nosi
Frankfort Lexington snd Loui.yle, Ky Tere HGute Ms.
son La Fsyette and Indianapolis Ind CINCINNATI Dayton,
srrusfed Beefon'sine Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Co
Iubu, GAINESVILLE Nssson ami Wooster Ohio also with the
Packet boats from and to 81 Louis Loulf
vile and Cincinnati -, ,
FOR further particulars bills in the hotels Of this city
will the expeditions aud COM
Portable route between the Eas. and West.
Through tickets be had At ether of The aforementioned
places in the West. or Of
j. H. BUTTS Agent New. Jersey Railroad Co., foot Of
Courtlandt-st New-York.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Rsilroai Co,
No ; Asor House Broadway, Ne'g-YoEk
THOMAS MOORE. Agent, cor lib and NaIket-sts
Ssw.Jork Ian 1855 Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

WI SUM Bible HouselA School with two Departmeqts,
limited 10 Boy. each Mr. BINGHAM Is determined that
this School 81 always be in scholarship the most thorough in
6yormcn the courteous and in respect the most
valuable which il ia possible TO make It The uniform
been up Tbe School in session from the LIST
Of September 10 the lot Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

For passge berth or freight apply at Pier No.
2North River at the Office No. 10 Battery place
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened hsuch Chunk-Winer Arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave NewYork for hanch Chunk and inter-
mediate psres from Pier No North River 81 30 IN fof
io45 M S:ls and A. 20 N The shove trains connect at
Elisabeth with the New Jersey Railroad LEAVING Se
York from foot Of Courandtst At 7S and II IN and u
2. m JOHN U. eIEhHS. ouPerlntenueuN
FLUSHING RAILROAD. The Steamboat
ISLAND CITY caves Fplton F. ry Wharf north side, AZ
e. and 10 and T. 81 and daily, meeting and
exchanging PASSENGERS with Cars az Hunters font opP
I'D which leaves Flushing a. the ZANE hous PERSONS
can FLUSHING By Of rraEs and roturr BY the
nett ,usceedns Train through in - minutes rae &c
GREAT CENTRAL r o UTE.-
" The rhrossh Ticket and Preisht oftce Of The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And tbe Railroad and Steamboat Connections 70 Chea-o,
Milwaukee GseDa Burlington St Louis Cairo and AL points
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE. BUFFALO, on oswEGo, sat
Conner Of courdsna,.t DGRirs CLARK. Agent
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHlA-wm anti further noaes leave
Pier No. ". R. At 10 o'clock, u Fare 81 Is The =
ard Lines discontinued EmiGant Lines e
and ocoet p m. usual IRA BLISS AseDt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.---On and after
MONDAY Jan q 1856 the Trains will leave Chanber.-
g st,ncn .s follows Express p ain, NJ eonneS a
pre-. Train, p For Po1shteep-ie, q NJ and y ~ "a
Yer Pelham. $50 m For Sing slug p N The sing
sHs aid Peet,k Trans stop he Way Stations Passengers
,.asn ., ShaTssr, Canal Chrissophsr and '''''~ NJ
n l. SYKES, ia Superintendent
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Remopale.
nFMOVAL.-CHILD g. SMITH have re-
moved from No. the spacious store No 80 EARL
ST directly opposite their old store where may be oond me
most desiIabc assortment Of DECORATIVE and PLAIN
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDER and CURTAIN fAPEhs,
with every article in the line suitable for City or Country
Dealer, Also the OF Window Cornices,
RAlds Pins Loops that can be found in Newly ORR
CHILDS L SMITH, No AZ Pearl st
DEMOVAL-DRAKE & BRADFORD have
III REMOVED their Office TO No 40 Merchants Exchange,
entrance In Wallet
DULE Il HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers, nave
IL REMOVED 70 No Barclsy.st, the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

J>AVEN, BACON a. Co, successors to Bacon
IA Raves anoF Manufacturers; wsreroom No $50
GE<1ds nf-F hfoadway, where fall Assornent of lsrs-
sts eacusyey our own man ufscture may be found
WAtla nted In every respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

w lily BOARDISG SCHOOL for BOYS-The Prn
following induce ments 70 Parents and juard
is a. viz: retired loo favorable 10 health nd study
go table good good teachers pleasant and agreeable
horne together with hoeett 10 discharge faithfully
all he varied pertaining the education Of youth An
the above Is invited bookkeeping
spd Commercial Arithmetic thoroughly taught BY practical
accountant Summer term will commence May 2, Number
Enied l6 Circulars can be had at lVlSON fblNNEf
No S2 Broadway the Principal al West Cornwall Con
~ 49, NOAH HART, PriuSpl.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate


NOTICE-LETTEkS OF ADMINISTRATION
~ 10 the estate OF ROBERT BROOKS, deeee>ed, Qse .
beneficiary the United States Naval Asylum), have been
granted to the subscriber Az persons indebted 70 sd sstse
are payment ard those having elaine ssApse
il 20 present them so JACOB j. STORER Administrator,
fglnw6wSat L. \ Naval Asylum, Philadelphia
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V'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

Inc the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt Vest PACIFIC, Capt Eldrdss.
BALTIC, Capt Comsiock. ADRIATtC.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for the
Government service every care taken Ia their
.trneon also in their insure strength and speed
their passengers unequaled OS ele-
ssnce knd comfort Price passage from NewYork 70 Liver
pool frsfc,ss cabin, flS; IN second do tI5 exclusive
Of saeroorns sS25; from liverpool To New
York so and D. Eunes Al experienced Surgeon s,aehed 20
esch ship. No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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professional Notices.

FOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro-
cn,sd bv ! p PRISON No Wsll-st. Pamphlet Of
information on these SUBJECTS will be sent free BY mail whss
desired
CTAMMERING, &c, CURED by DR.. JONES
- in from ore to three hours He requires pay ill his
patient is cured He lately dis ,ovsed and failing
sy,tem-eures without pain surgical operation. Once at
American Hotel, Hartford CT
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M X. FAION' COMMERCIAL BUAhDINU
I'VE TUTION-Establshed in Worcester, Mass A. D.
ls5lYOung Men thoroughly fitted in Double Entry, Book
keeping Business Pennanship, Mercantile Arthmetic and
other Kindred <anche Each student will be warranted 10 be
made competent from eight weeks 20 perform with
satisfaction hsef employer the duties Of any Count
Room whatever Individual Instruction, classes, Tuition
u the Commercial Course Sl8 good pleasant home IN the
family the Proprietor with Board 80 week Persons
deeru information the merits references OF this In
stun be assured Of It's high standing by sending for
copy Of his Animal Circular and Catalogue. Address.
VIM. Ii. EATON, Principal aud Proprietor,
Worcester Mass
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have one little daughters from ok TO twelve years
me- of asat Christian family delightfully."- located where
flowers eveTueens and most oOunuul supply OF Summer
fs eoiuee alike pleasure and health and secure mean
tn e the advantage excelle1t Family School limited to
sis d eight pupils may hear Of opportunity for 20 doing
BY addressing line Immediately to H. A, box NO. |oV',
Lover PostOhce.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-27

without my evidence before us, we do
not pretend to say where the ticket
i" like the one MI. Dsbrenille intend
ed to VOTE" came from. The city Of
New Orleans, Il we'll supplied with
pens, Ink and paper !; also printing
machines. We verify believe that IL
Was trap to defrssJ, some upwsfy
American Democrat, AZ 1t was to mis-.
Leaf. some Anti Am. Democrat. As
ii is, and as II Is intended 10 be thrust
down the Threats Of citizens Of Louis
lana. it ia The most transparent iuggle
Of authority, IL has ever been cur
pleasure TO look ~ and laugh over.
Ii ii is ever to b colated IN book form,
we advise the publisher to sIett for
its title page the motto u John
Phuhis: " In tie name Of the Pro
pbet--Hgs."
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-27
Ytgislatitt DtotttSiilas.
TusspAY Fab, 20th 1Aba,

10 TUESDAY Feb. goth 1866.
HousH.-House met Al / / o'eloek,
pursuant to ADJOURNMENT bg members
present. journal read.
Mr.. Mathews offered bill for Tie
teliefof Thos. Morrison, rules, suspend.
ed and bill passed.
Nj. Randall offered a bill without
previous notice toprovids fot the trial
Of high offences in the city of New
Ofleans-referred 10 judiciary com
mittee.
Mr.. Wooldtidgs-an act relative
to security Of John Rae, in reference
to the emancipation OF certain slaves
referred.
Mr.. Pike gave notice that he would
Introduce a bill 10 provide for the pro-
lection Of Game in the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
speaker-submitted a report from
the Auditor Of Public Accounts, civ
ing statement Of the amounts paid
out Of the Treasury from year to year
for the past five years, for the support
Of the State Penitentiary--referred to
committee on the Penitentiary.
Speaker submiteed another COM
manieations from the Auditor Of Pub.
lie accounts relative to the publication
Of Revised Statutes by u. b Phillips
--refefred to committee ON printing.
Mr.. Fuller from COMMITTEES on
Swamp Lands reported a bill relative
to depfidations on public lands, BY
parties cutting timber for sale discuss
ed and referred.
OApERs or THH Day.
An act relative to Notaties Public.
md the Register Of Copveyanees, IN
The city Of New Orleans, Limiting
he number Of Netsries to thirty Dis
Dussed and passed with amendments.
A memorial from citizens of New
Orleans, praying a restriction Of tax
't'on, IN that ciiy-pendibg discussion
he House adjourned.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-27
AN ACT
For the protection and presentation Of
Ganp in The Parish Of East Button

N"'@~S W
ganse in the Parish Of East Batn
Rouge.
.Ssersor !. Be II enacted bvfhe Senate am
House ef Representatives., ef tie stoteof Lo..
,siond. IN General .Assev,biy Convensd Tina,
from ahd after the passage Of this Act, nc
person shall shoot, kill. or otherwise de.
stfoy, In ssid Parish Of East Baton Rouge
any partridge Tor quail dove. or wild tuy.
key between the first day Of May and the
frat day oi September, nor any deer or
rabbit, between the first day Of May and the
fitst day Of September.
Seer g., BE it enacted, 4e. That no TER.
son shall have in his or her posse ssjoe' OF
buy, or cause to DO bought, or carry out Of
said parish, for the purpose Of supplying
any public OF private house, or tnarket, any
partridge, dove OF wild Turkey, ven,zon
or Rabbit, unless the same shall have been
shot OF taken In the proper season, ss pro.
vided for In this act, under penalty Of Ten
Dollars for each and every offence.
Sect. .. d. II enacted, tc., That no per-
son shal! at any time willully destroy the
egg. Ok nests OF any Of the birds mentioned
in the 1'fst and second sections OF this act
within said Parish under penalty Of Five
Dollars for each and every offence.
Seer. 4. Be il enaefsg, &C., That the pos
session by any terson in said Parish Of any
ot the birds or animals mentioned IN the
first and second sections Of this Act, shot
killed, or otherwise destroyed, out Of sea-
son, as aforesaid, shall be sufficient and com
pctent evidence upon which to convict W.
der this act
Seer. s.. BsN enaeted, Se., That any per-
son offending against any Of the provisions
Of this act, and being therefore convicted
before any Justice Of Peace, for the Parish
aforesaid, either by confession Of the party
so offending, or by view Of any Of said US.
fices, or by oath or affirmation Of one or
more witnesses, shall .or every such offence
forfeit the sum or fine attached to the same,
one half to the use Of the iniormer. and the
other half to the Parish aforesaid. which
forfeiture shall be levied by distress and
sale OF the offenders goods, AZ aforesaid
and for want Of such distress, If the offender
sha!! refuse to pay the said forfeiture. he
shall be committed to prison for every such
offence, the space Of five days, without bail;
Proutded, ho'csver, that such conviction be
made within sixty days after the commits.
non Of the offence.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-27

To- We notice that W,sttA. GU,
Esq, i announced ~ a candidate for
Mayor, Of The city Of Z" Beteaa Rouge"
Al the announcement appears In the
official paper and immediately abevs
the standing democratic onominee for
polios Juror Of Ward 4. We prem
ise that our friend Gil, IL The Demo.
cratic candidate. However, ne party
has mlsused Mr.. Gil. Al every one
knows; In = recent nomination. when
he was The only candidate seme,i In
The Asld, biz claims we're entirely dis.
regarded By = convention Of " seven,''
chat met In the town Of plsqumine.
II y but prepsr for US TO say, that Mr..
ell VA Mayor Of tho tswn before Il
came To b city. II IL to bis sd-
niaistfaaoA that We Ars Indebted for
The Market house We have, which.
A : y = scarce large enough for
shs abundance Of vegetables and
things daily exposed there ; yet Il il
bstssf thaa none. We feel satisfied
INT Nh CHS claims on the public,
wiA b properly considered.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-27
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timing htNsek .-.Judes w. h. tlebert.

An UsrREesbsrrsB AeT.-- Jvdse
filming At'Nset Judge W. b. Robert.
son, Of the Sixth District court, on
dischatgiag The Grand Jury Tuesday
last, teptimauded himself for having
forgotten the day fixed by law, for the
present term Of court in this Parish,
ssd Aw this oversight informed the
Jury that 10 sbeald aae himself twen-
ty4ive dellafs. He Immediately drew
a check for the amount and handing IL
TO the Sheriff, instructed him 10 collect
the same and give II to the Female
Orphan Association Of 1Datou Rouge.
Such An act calls 10 mind. The records
IT ancient Rome. when Judges and
Legislators, we're go heroicly allied to
justice and the laws, Al to deal penal.
ties on their own Sons and brothers
when they transcribed the laws, with
such armness and decision. as Justly
entitled them to claim kindred with the
gods. p