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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1851.
Mr.. CUYIn reported against the bill giving the New
York Juvenile Asylum power bind out children. The
report WAS agreed 10.
". NICHOLS reported hvorably on the bill amending
The charter of the Laiarge Insurance Company.
N. BIooKs reported adversely 70 appropnatng $780,,
go for the purpose Of erecting executive mausion,
and authorizing the Commissioners Of the Land Office
receive proposals. for the sale Of Academy PARK any
ether locality.
Mr. UPHAN reported the Assembly Apportionmen. bill,
stating that Kings county has members instead Of
ihyee. and Now York seventeen instead Of sixteen.
M PETTY Introduced bis bill increase the number OF
hlbor Masters 70 fifteen.
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BAKm-SNUL On W. dn ;sds,, Feb 49, by the R'v,
T. W. Geissenhaiser, Mr. JAcIB BAKss 70 NEE EMMA
LOUISA SNELI. all Of this city
IuJy0woRrH-KmIY On "Wednesday evening, Feb. 2b,
by the Rev James Miett. 81 No ~ East Twelfth street.
Mr.. ions ILIINGwoRTn 10 Mrs JsASHnTE KsLLY, ali OF
this city.
WnPLY-IRwM - On Sunday evening, Feb. "a, BY tbs
Rev Mr.. Mooney pastor OF a BdE'ts church, Mr. ga
huu WuPLY to Miss MARIA LAVISH IRwn.
CuRnE-WHohT On sunday, Feb ~, by the Rev.
Edward Rankin. Mr.. WnpAs CURRIE OF New York,
late OF Cincinnati, Ohio, tn Miss ARnIsDA WRIGHT, Of
CauhiD N. Y, well known 70 the literary world under
the title OF minnie +"
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pm AnEIPHlA Fec. -, 1887.
Socks STEADY. Pennsylvania es, $685.; Reading Raj
road 4oH; long Island Railroad 10 Norris Canal, 10;
NEw oRtr.ss Feb 70, 1857.
Cotton UNCHANGED sslesi to-day 900 bales sugar
1oxo. Mess pork sal 40
CnAsrtsroS. Feb Al, 1857.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day zoe bales.
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Closing Sale.

Cl0Aing Sale.
Housekeepers will please notice the prices at which
selling of the remainder Of stock previous 70 removal to
store OF Broadway and Broone the
White dining l42 pieces SIT So fancy toilet
SETS pieces - 49, fancy tea sets a pieces 81 So cut
les dozen, 81 u.s. champsgnes, 81 IS wines Ssc and
plated ware vases &c. imp opcron The prices defy com
petition. E. V. HAUGHWOUT 4 90,
56l and kS3 Broadway.
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Clothing ut WhOIesale.-We beg tn inform
Southern and Western dealers clothing stock Of
addition larger stock than usual Of our well known styles
tue and fashionable clothing have the got
large quantity Of medium priced goods equal
and sye the finest which presared 70 offer ut the
Nwess figure in tho trade. ID. DEVLIN 4 co,
26A 2b9 and 80 Broadway corner Warren street.
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Brnndreth'6 Pf1b.-Thc weak, the Con-
sumptIve rheumatic oostive bilious and delicate
days viii end renewed strength and life pervads
Of their frames The penalties for selling Imitation
OF this great medicine months mprison
in the county jail being the smallest OF IT, Beware
therefore how dare give your customers counterfeit
when they ask for BrandrehHs pills. Or BRANDkErH's
oice, Canal street New YORK. sold also 81 Bowery,
al Hudson street, and 50 Division street.
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Tke Anglo Saxon Outward Bound.
PosnAsp, Feb 2s, 1887.
me Anglo Saxon sasd at two O'Clock this sssrsooa for
Liverpool, with twenty Ave passengers and full cargo
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The Piles-We Guarantee TO Cure, and
with full history Of each The medicine be sent 10
part Of the Union. AL letters confidential.
Dis GREGORY LOUNSBERY, I37 Broadway. NY.
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John Woods New Gymnsslum Now Open
at No. EAsTwsnty eighth street Finh avenue
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TN. Brig George Albert Ashore.

sQuAs, Feb. 2s, 1887.
ms brig George Albert Of Rockland, Maine, tron New
Orleans with cargo Of mes'scs for New York, ashore
fourteen miles south OF Squsn.
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:. UNLY SIN UhFIS, al hLL NEWS OEPOrs
Nos 81 and tanning lu racus Of ~ prseu
gedy, reprinted.
AovvRrIsERs attention IL calei following an vit
showing the large circulation Of this paper
state Of New Tors city and county OF New York sswi
liam Wood being duly sworn, hat ne "a
Of Hayes Wood Of aid city PRIMERS that sad firm printed
ofnumber sixty three OF Frank Leaves Illustrated
hundred and twenty three thousand one hundred and
sixty three copies w. A. WOOD.
Srct PIT, Comm seoner OF Deeds.
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Military visit TO Washington. SC.

bffUS, Fob, -, I5bIs
The Charlestown City Guard, Captain Pearce, . ane
specimen Of the Massachusetts citizen soldery le here
sAn afternoon for Washington by the Norwich route
rsy will spend Sunday In New York, and sssend divine
service Of Rev. Mr. ChspIns church The oompsny and
band number sevcnty men.
MS reported rood authority that lot on Ire
mont street, between Bromneld street and Burnsted
MACE has been selected for the size OF Usited States
Post once and Court House In Boston.
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Woodland Cream."-A Pomade FOR Beau-
Tor half the price For dressing lsdss hair
has equal, giving It bright glossy appearance. II
genemens hair 10 curl IN the most natural manner
Iemoves dsndruf always gviug the hair the appearance
genuine unless mgned rETRID0E co. prourietors Of The
nBsln OF thousand by all druEgss.
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far nIavor of Chi

H-pubsica~ Nomination for Mayor OF Chit
cago.
OHIcAao, Feb. %, 1850.
Hon. John wentworth vas nominsied tor Mayor OF
shs city by the republicans In conventon BY scoamasion
today Mr. eudpes the democratic candidste has with.
hrawn.
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Batshelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and roupees,
the best the world made sold and applied at 2 Broadway
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Mls-llrecte<l I.ettsrs.

PRRfARID BY ". 3. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
List OF letters advertised In the New York HERALD,
Saturday, Feb. al, remaining In the New York Post
O6lce
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IL ruBIC.
under number OF drugriss and city
who be respectable Offering the
Initiation rchedam schnnpps advise
the country merchants purchase from The following respect
able firms UDOLPIiO WOLFE,
fole manufacturer and importer
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Wigs and Toupees,
hold their sway undsputed by any. Wholesale and retail
and he dye privately applied at No. 6 Aston House.
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Defiance salRmander safes-xvith Patent
powder proof defiance locks and bars Depot 1872 Pearl
ROBERT " PATRICK.
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Consumption, Coughs ana COtds are POSI-
tivelv cured BY adopting ELI w. vONDERSNIrU'S n.
1.-THE patient does not improve after usog his met
weeks charge Will he made. Reference be
given than hundred persons In this city who have
his medicine. Office for the treatment OF
sumption only. l5s, Just above Broome street.
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challenged to produce article OF
perfume lasting delicate his IL di-t,lati0n of
uOpicai flowers OF match fragrance, not mere chemical
tion. fhe difuses emiOenty heathful.
Every sold brings q orders Sold by r. Lad
MANA co whole sale Druggists 80 Water street New York,
and by all druggists, at 50 cents per bottle.
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Fine for the Skin-.JOnes' Old Italian
soap a.; also Lafopts liquid alAbaster best thing made
for ihs hair J0nes old coral hair oil restorative, D. Depot
a2 Bowery.
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H0lmes' Penny ortraits.-LsMpyatypes IL
and photographs ST. taken only six days in the week
Mt
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CITY OOmmERCIAL REPORT.

oAiukpAf teo 1o-o I. n,
Four-The market exhibited more tone, with fair do
msnd from the homo trade and for export. the sales
embraced about 900 5000 bbb including com men 70
good State, u 50 20 50 S. and extra do ~ 50 10
90 10 Wheat rhe light stock In store and the high
prices demanded BY holders checked sales. the ransac
lions embraced ot0 600 bushels including Missouri
red 1t 81 81 - 81, and common Missouri white u
81 10 Oorp-The market was nrm, with sales OF ABOUT
80 oeo bushels at To 72e for Western mixed 7Sc for
new Southern yellow, about ITO for old, and prime old
Wbite do 1t &c., Pork steady, with sales Of 200
8r0 bbs including new mees, at $25 so S2S 80, and
old do q $40 Cotton firm, with fair amount Of sales
Whhkey-Sales OF zoo bbls. at ESQ., 2Skc
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Holloyny's Pflls-Webster once said tn at
the reviele Of the British drum welcomed sunrise In all
gons Equally universal the Of this potent remedy
FOR diseases OF the stomach the liver the bowels and the
minor secreve organs It's praise Is written In ali languages
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Mr.. Goldsmith Invites Ladies' and Gentle
who desire full Of lessons in penmanship re-
markaby cheap. Join his classes which commence to
day and evening, 362 Broadway Ten Lessons tor
81 So
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH !, 1857


First Spring Opening.
eAsINs BAZAAR,
Early purchasers Of faahousSs spring goods are hved to
Inspect The modes y
Ckldren's fancy has
Ladies r1ED"s s sG s,Ss
Isddes snA Infants wsrdrsbes,
And osher articles Of morning. pronsssda travelling and
THURSDAY MARCH g.
There win Also Be Rs:,'sS witty q superb styles"
hencsorward form prominent feature among is Depart
neAts Attention Is invited TO the assostmentof
Hssiery jus, from the first manufactures in Europe
1he haies and ehdrens shoe department has been 70
plenhed with nil assortment em0r.eng ne newest rA's
and American styles. 0ENINS bALAAh,
ol3 Broadway.
Our Closing Sale Recommends on Monday,
ID March ana win continue till the 18th on which day we
ha positively 10 the new store esrner Of broadway
Git and bronze three light chandeliers ..,.ss q g
Do 49, SS sis Ig lsh' 90. ...:.,ss 3
Part of the store fixtures sale Including ocloh mating
and 800 ya DIS elegant Brussels carpet
". HAUaHWOUr co., SCI and 563 broadway.
Beebe Il Co., I56 broadway, will Issue the
spring fashion for gsnlemen's hats this day, Saturday
February d
HallOtypes, HallOty pes -Chis New and
beautiful style of porrsture taken IN all its perfection
Gurnev's Photographic palace Of art $40 Broadway j.
Quincy, Photographic artist
H0lmes' Penny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
cents and photographs ST. taken only six days In the week
at $50 Broadway.
Fine for the Skin>-JOnes' Old Italian
also Lafopts liquid aiAbaster D. best thing made
Gor he dcxpra
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Real Estate ODeraelOnDs


Moderate sales Of improved and unimproved property
wsYe made on Friday st the Nerchants Exchange Some
lots Tenth avenue, and house and lot on Eghteeuth
street. previously advertised, were not sold, having
probably been disposed OF at private sale, or were wsn
held because prices not Satisfactory.
PUBLIC RsrArn. FnBRUARY H.
house a. lot northeast corner Lexington avenue eud
Thirty Hrst street 20xsbb 81, 500
House and lot No 254 West 18th street. 40 6xl00.
"a aIpc " ~ o'A'' . $3.50
Do No 1893 Eas, Sbth st., 25xl00. go. 5000
Do. No. 81 wyckon st., Brooklyn, 20
xVO.... ..''.... @,'o'
ISo on ". oo.... w.. ~. ~. .. w. 1900
lots ad ioring, ON 10th sv each 2bxlo0.......
sdo on 10th Nv. bet. 66h aud Goth SITS, each 25xl0o
8 do on llth av. bet. 46,h and seth sss, each AK
House and lot No Ia MULBERRY st. 20 2xo28.. $500
DO do No 3sb Ninth av, stories, II. 2x64 $500
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InauguratiOn.-We beg to Call tho Atten-
ton travellers TO Washington 70 vaess this august cere
that the Gmor House Baltimore, is whsra
guests will receive attention and edbles OF the best that
The markets afford. b. 8. W. NJ STONE, Pfoprietora
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Our Closing Sale Recommends on Monday

Beebe Il Co., I56 broadway, Will Issue the
spring fashion for genuemen's hats this day Saturday,
February
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HallOtypes, HalIOry pes -Chis New and
beautiful sty porrsture all its perfection
Photographic palace Of art, $40 Broadway j.
Quincy, Photographic artist.
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4 IoUoR DEALERS AND GgoCERs NorIcE-FI.A
votngs gallon of which added 6fy gallons ef
ua spirits produce good brandy Holland and English
Jamaica rum apple, peach and cherry brandy Bourbon
and konon gAhels whsksy sale by DIR. L. FEUOlrWAN
GER, l4s Maiden lane.
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Receipts.
cement for Leaky Roofs.

Cement for Leaky Roofs.
Five years ago we applied cement
composed of white lead paint, whiting,
and dry white sand, to small tin root
that leaked like sieve; it soon became
nearly as hard as stone, has never scaled
off, and has kept the roof, since then, per-
fectly tight. It was put on about the con-
sistency Of thin putty.
This cement is excellent for filling up
cracks in exposed parts of brick build
ings, pointing up the base of chimneys
where they project through the roofs of
houses, stopping up seams in the roofs of
buildings, closing cracks in cellar floors
and walls, &c. White lead and sand,
without the whiting, also make an excel
Ieut cement for seams and cracks.
Slater's cement, for stopping leaks
around chimneys, is composed of linseed
oil, whiting, ground glass, and some
brickdust. 1t is a good cefnent for this
purpose; also for closing The joints of stone
steps to houses, Scientific American.
70 Make am Evergreen Grow Compact.
you have an Evergreen, or Norway
Spruce, Balsam Fir, American spruce, or
any of the pines, and desire to make it
grow more compact, just pinch out the
bud from every leading branch, all around
and oyei it. Repeat this process again
next year, at this time, and your ever
green will continue thereafter to grow
thickly. Ohio Farmer.
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A GooD SToRY-A mice young man
who stopped in small country town over
Sunday, got himself into a scrape in the
following manner:
He prepared himself to attend church,
but not possessing that very important
chattel, watch, and being particularly
desirous of cutting dash, he applied to
the landlord for the loan of one. The
landlord, possessing a very powerful alarm
watch, readily complied with the request
but previously wound up the alarm and
set it at the hour which he supposed would
he about the middle of the first prayer
The dandy repaired to the church, he
arose with all the grace of finished ex-
quisite, at the first prayer, and stood play
ing very gracefully with the borrowed
seals, when suddenly he jumped as if he
had discovered den of rattIesnakes; the
whizzing of the alarm commenced! The
people started, the dandy msde furious
grab at the offending watch with both
hands outside the pocket, and tried to
squeeze it into silence, but in vain; it kept
up its tur-r-r-r, and it seemed as though
it never would stop! The sweat rolled
eff the poor fellow, he seized his hat, and
making one effort at the door, hurried off
with his watch in one hand and his hat
in the other, amid the suppressed laugh
ter OF the whole congregation.
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PLAQUEMINE, PARISH OF IBERVILLE LA. JUNE 6, 1857.

a sense that that slender frame was com.
Pacted of muscles and sinews like tenn
pered steel, and that its possessor was not
person to brook aggression. We were
looking at him with the pleased interest
which handsome person always inspires
not knowing who he was, when a young
man connected with the establishment,
whispered his name in our ear. Ofcourse
our interest was changed to amazement
when we learned that this slender gentle
man before US with his gallant and grace
ful bearing, was none other than the no.
torious CHS. Lilly, who, as the writer in
Putnam truly states, had killed his man
in one of the bloodiest and cruellest of
all bloody and cruel prize-fghts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly limited
HheF immediate and regular bnsness and the bus
of advertising firm is considered including
that Of its individual members.
Merchants others advertising by the will only be
allowed the space Of half coumn in the paper, at the
rates at present charged them by this paper.
Calls to become candidates will be inserted
other advertisements.
Advertisements Of two columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted
And fnaly-AI communications for this paper of any
every character whatsoever intended promote the
private ends interests of individuals corporations,
eiGtieB schools, will be charged as advertisements
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CARSON L KEARNY.

.APOTHEC.ARLES and DRUGGISTS,
PLAQUENGINE, La,
HAVE just received an extensive
IL assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. etc.
The utmost attention having been given to the
selection of the purest articles. the patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited.
Also on hand, large and varied collection Of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery,
Glassware, Fancy Groceries, Stationery, School
Books French and English. Fancy Articlesi&c.
Physicians Prescriptions
Will receive particular attention at all hours.
Call and see, ut the sign of the GOLDEN
MORTAR, corner Of Main and Bank SITS. my3
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THE BAGAssE FURNACE.

DATENTED Dec. 4th 1856; same patent
l. relssued Aug. 9th, 1856; and new patent grant
ed Aug. 9th, 1856; to. S. H. Gilman of New Or
leans. This furnace is now in use on EIGHTEEN
PLANTATIONS IN LOUISIANA, and COM
bines with unqualified success the six important
and distinctive features Of
/. Working entirely by natural draught.
2. Containing no CRATE bars or other irons in
interior.
3. Never requiring the bagasse to be stirred or
touched after it falls from the carrier into the
hopper of the furnace.
A. Drying the bagasse thoroughly in the furnace
where it remains more than one hour, exposed
to great heat, before it reaches the point of
combustion.
5. Forming no Stag, and the ashes being carried
by the draught into second chamber, are with
drawn at any time without stopping the sugar
mill.
6. Burning all the bagasse on plantations of any
size, and requiring no other attention than to
take out the ashes and occasionally throw in
wood-the average consumption of which has
been only one-half a cord in twenty -four hours,
when the furnace, fues and chimney were
proportioned.
The furnace erected under the new patent of
August 9Th, 1856, are fed without rollers by
simple arrangement of balanced doors in the bot
tom of the hOppers which open by the weight of
the bagasse and require no attention whatever
This is the only Bagasse Furnace which COM
bines the above named features, either theoret-
cally or practically.
An investigation of the patents specifications
and drawings Ito be had of the subscribers) will
prove this furnace to be constructed upon strictly
scientific principles entirely distinct from those
OF and other patented furnace, and an examina-
ton of the furnace in operation will convince the
the most incredulous of the successful application
ofthe principles laid down in the patents, as well
as its perfect simplicity of construction and
management, economy and durability. Some of
these furnaces have taken off three crops without
any repairs, there being nothing but fire brick
exposed to the fire.
The undersigned are now prepared TO contract
with parties for supplying and putting these
furnaces in operation, and solicit of sugar planters
an investigation of their testified achievements.
E. CARVER COMPANY,
10 Gravier street;
or to S. H. GILMAN, 81 Natchez ST.
AGENTS A. J. CHAPMAN,
Bayou Goula;
HART, AUSTIN & CO.,
Plaquemine
D The undersigned is also Agent for the
"NILES WORKS" Foundry, and will furnish
any kind of Machinery that planters may need.
dec27 A. J. CHAPMAN.
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Can0a ana 7En0s.

Be always as witty as possible with
your last bow. 1t is your last remark
which is remembered.
The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again.
Queen Victoria is said to be so far con-
valescent that no further bulletins would
he issued, and the infant princess is re-
ported to be healthy and well.
Why is muffin like chrysa Be.
cause il is kind of grub that makes the
butterfly.
IF the sun is going down look up to the
stors: if the earth is dark, keep your eyes
on Heaven. With Gods promises, a
man or child may be cheerful.
Ifyou want to kiss pretty girl, why
kiss her If you can--ifa pretty girl wants
10 kiss you, why let her--like man.
$50. never sit we down and say
There's nothing left but sorrow;
We walk the wilderness to-day,
The promised land tomorrow.
GERALD MASSEY.
Rum. while in hogsheads, is capable of
doing but little mischief; but when it gets
into mems heads--look out.
A doctor uses chIoroform in fever cases
with success. It is however, dangerous
medicine.
To gain law suit, alas! is to acquire
hen and to lose COW! [Chinese Pro-
verb.
The whole number of suow storms in
Boston the past IA years was 43l; depth
of snow during the same period SO feet
81 inches.
There is an old saw which says that
'Content is the true philosophers stOne.'
Brown says 'it's very likely-for nobody
has ever found either one or the other.'
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characterised the escape as the narrowS
est one he had ever experienced. IN. Y.
Sunday Times.
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Esmbr0ideries.

DICH Embroidered Jaconet Bands;
II, do do Swiss do;
Jaconet and Swiss Edging and Inserting;
do do Stripes;
Embroidered L. C. Hdkfs-some very rich;
French Embroidered Swiss MusliE-for Basques
Dotted and Figured do for dresses.
my23 HART, AUSTIN Il CO.
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JOSEPH FISHER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,

Has established himself in PIaquemine in
the above business. He viii perform all
work entrusted to him with neatness and despatch.
with durable workmanship, in fashionable style,
and at moderate rates. He solicits share ofpub-
lie patronage. His shop is on Bank street, nearly
opposite Bieher's ershop. dec 18-ly
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~OId Squire R--was elected
Judge of the inferior Court Of some coun-
~ in Georgia. When he went home his
delighted wife excIaimed-'Now my dear
you are Judge, what am IT, 'The same
dsrned fool you alters was,' was the tart
reply.
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NUMBER 43.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
1857. @CQDSe 1857.

By recent arrivals from
NeaO York, Philadelphia and NeV Orleans,
WE are in receipt of general ass
w Sortment of
Fresh SeasOnable Goods,
We append below partial list of Goods en-
braced in our stock, to which we invite especial
attention