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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

friends. Now. the friends Of temPeraoce nave ioa.
son IN ,sioice IN the select on which has been mace
for the Judges Of that Court. mspnty OF u m
are bound 10 see that the .aw has ial nee i"s'
and prompt one, so far AZ Their tfloGhN -,
eerned This might b. expected from tbe "a 'H"s
Christiancy, the leading man on Tue oencn' na
leader in the cause and owes bis present Po1uoh"
is friends The Court would have been glad 70 na'e
appointed the Reporter from among the RePaoIean
lawyers of the STATE But this &C uid not De done
without violating the Temperance principles oi 'ne
Judges. as there were no applicants IRON among
them who were strictly total abstinence men
They were consequently forced TO appoint l; VI.
Cooley Of Lenawee County. lie Tot I'd nlm'en ~
Is46 al Toledo in Ohio, running as a candidate lot
Judge upon the Buchanan ticket. Being defeated
he came I'D 10 Adrian. where be has slnce resideo'
and has claimed 10 be anti-Admlnlstration. lie
strong man. good LAWYER and VIII prove ~ douDt-
less a valuable IabOrer IN the cause OF Temperance
as we'll as Of Repubhcamsm. he unexpeIeSd ue
fceney in the avair Of the new loan of the Michigan
Central Railroad 10 pay of lts floating deot ha'ui@l!
elicits some attention from our citizens.
short time since young man who had scch-
muated few thousand dollars il cash, started lot
New York with the view of investing II IN the stocK
of that company. On the way be Tell IN WIN
gentleman who holds considerable interest 10 the
COMPANY and has been largely connected WIN lls
business This gentleman advised the young man
not 10 invest dollar IN the Company as perin,a-
nent Investment, adding that il was rotten TO the
core" There can be no doubt but that in common
with other Western railroads, it has been badly
managed in IFS financial department, but should
want 10 see thorough investigation into s past
transactions before asserting 10 the strong proPosl
ton that il was rotten 10 the core. III has oeeh
managed more quietly and thus more dlscreetly,
than the Michigan Southern, but IN Teailly ho'
much better. For the benefit of those who may be
curious in such matters, append few tables,
The road was opened 10 Chicago in lo52: Since
then up to June l. lo57, the capital stock has be III
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
poARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, Feb Mr.. PCRDY, Preeident, in the
chair. -, r.., ,-...r..s
oi,;on d;r,ctipg the Committee on Civil Courts 20
iUGuire into the proprety Of erec INK Des County
jail. and selecting a proper site Mt. IL renaIaed
that il was unnecessary 10 tell the members no~ aSe
the same was needed. He hoped the su'sec' "0~d
meet early attention. -,... -. c.u,,.
Copr. and Police reported in fayor at estsonshng
mounted police by the new Pohce Cotnin'ss'One's'
Mr PrRpY opposed Il ss unnecessary
NJ RrrSr called for information, and sad he was
Mr.. STEWART explained that he had heard me v'sw'
of the Commissioners on the suo)ec', anu iusy '
the SAME being much needed. The paper was ssaiy
referred back. ,.,,...,. "a. -
Tie Comfy Fsnd,Ga IeOnmsn%Ica',oa %s't We re.
.n"rt showpg the state of moneys and securities un-
der the control Of the Supreme and County tours IA
~ hsrds of the Chamberlain on the Isl OF January,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
FROM MICHIG-fN
Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, JAN 80, 1855.
The annual report of the State Treasurer shows
tho roooipto treasury 1or tne year 1907 tv
have been $685., ,Ol5 -, including the balance Oh
hand at the close of the previous year.
The disbursements were S697, ,919 10, leaving a
balance at the commencement of the present fiscal
year of Sl5s 800 43; the receipts for ls55 are estl
mated at $49l 4S6 IL; total, $64O l76 "a. The dis
bursements are estimated for l65o. at $40, l76 81.
Leaving the sum of S27s ,5422 % to be provided
for to meet the actual and probable demands upon
the Treasury" OF this sum Sl96,OW are for the
bonds of the State which mature lst OF July next.
Tho total Stata indebtedness ia stated as follows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

Committee con.irs Of Aes.s Genet, Cross, Arca.s-
nus. Van Tine, Bunce and Haswen.
The Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening
p.xf
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Total. i.........sss.sss'
,anar u.s or,lered 10 be printed.

Ihe papar Was OrutItu 70 DC FIIIt'O' ~. .,
eMr, Brr~r offered resolution directing tie Com
mittee on Civil Courts 10 examine the morsss~'
curities and accounts of the Loan tommlssope~, aD
exbbit the same to the Board. Adopted
The Board referred number OF papers ano
fer,ed back a report in faeor Of certaS iJons lO se
Surrogate, after which they adjourned 10 l"es4P
ReNt.
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REFRIeERAToRs-IMrRovEp eALvAN1zEp

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GALVANIZED
H IRON REFRtGERAfORS practical and scientific
principles The best nd eonvenenient article In use
cooling and preserving milk butter Frui wines
They arranged THAI the ice slowly
shelf and being confined from the ees Of the hot air
keeps them the coolest point causing rekeratng
Huence to he the throughout whole apparatus This
is effected BY the drppings from the ee which lost in all
other rergeors They open the front and top make
neat piece Of furniture can be placed in room and have
water by which perfectly cold vt all times be
had without additional ice These expert
ment They have been succesu sion for upwards OF
ten to the eradication OF those who have he In use
their certificates will show aud now the most approved
before The public The improvements recently added by which
the perfect ventilation is insured great saving OF ice
been obaired Rid produced and durability
effected certainly them far In advance OF anything
offered for public patronage. -.
substituted shelving In lieu OF thereby
enabling entirely free from dzation and
corrnsn and consequently void Of hst disagreeAbe
which most objectionable In other retTgera
In addition being vastly superior others
arrangements and unequaled prin
cipe they servieeahe Il is conceded that
avanrsd Iron durable than any other metal, Il is
not affected by acid. salt water, etc.
For sale by . .
MO Sun FLINT JONES. a and 46 Royal street.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE WITH u LIMIT or FOUR VERY DESIRABLE
TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES.
n VIGNIE Auctiopser

"WEDNESDAY gath Inst, Mt re o'clock. Mt
W Banks Arcade sill be sold desirable story
Fame Houses being the Of Dryades and EraJ
at short disttice from the market
POUR LOTS OF GROUND, IN the square bounded by
nryades Bscchus Erao and Thaa streets designated
Nos l. and g. Lot No. l. being corner, %
feet inches aud ne font DrySdes nv I2
and soniing In the alley together wi h
Frame Hone slate ground
hoor four rooms in the iwostory frame ktchen
ha' ing xix privie cern, we'll, Lots sos
measure each S2 feet II inches and lines front
stree by 10 FEET deep ard fronting in the
alley together with the double
frame houses built each lot slate roof having each
double wostory kitchen having
prves cistern. wells The whole according
exhibiting Banks Arcade.
TERNStBne- third cash, a
one aud two for notes secured by said
perry ana bearing cent interest until
and nfie maturity per per uni paid. The bnd
n- % he incurred against the risks Of ERE until Of
last note aud the policies Transferred H. the
Acs OF sale before Y. O. Cnveie Esq Notary Public NILS
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GUNDRIEs-
~ and half boxes Virginia TOBACCO assorted
qualities
30 bbs half bbls. aud kits MACKEREI., Nos. l. . g.
40 key. "old Colony" NAILS, assorted sizes.
90 casks London PORTER and ALE.
90 cases Falkirk ALE.
70 sacks Old Government Java COFPEE.
200 pockets q. . e. =.
GO VI Havana and German CIGARS, various brands.
800 boxes and half boxes ST AR CANDLES
50 boxes Leonard 4 SONS SPERM CANDLES.
81 bbls M bos and qr. bbls. Extra CRANBERRIES.
% bbls. aad 30 boxes BUCKwHEAT.
leo dozen Painted BUCKETS.
100 cases Baltimore Cove OYSTERS, and 10. cans.
80 kegs Buck aud Drop SHOT and BAR LEAD
80 bbls. very superior Old Bourbon and Bye WHISKY
80 cases LOBSTER; 80 kits No. SALMON.
40 cases sARDINEs; 30 cases TOMATOES.
IS cases Baltimore PRESERVES.
80 cases BRANDY FRUITS
81 sacks French S. s. ALMONDS.
100 boxes f. y. and Western CHEESE.
81 tins Bent & Co.'S CIR AGKERS.
40 gross PLAYING CARDS.
50 boxes italian MACCARONI
2ll boxes Kentucky MUSTARD, As rs and h. cans
3, cases Fresh PEACHES.
~ cases Green CORN 81 cases Green PEAS
500 cases Underworld PICKLES, assorted sizes.
90 cases Preston Merrill's YEAST POWDERS.
Also
A hne assortment Of TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS. etc.
CHARLES R. RAILEY a co.
Il Tehouptoulas street and
me- st "a Grav.er street.
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HALLER 4 LAGAN, ooPPRRsMI

IN
AEY SHEET IRON WORKERS.
w 247 Tehouptouas Nc. Triangle Buildings,
Are prepared TO manufacture article IN the above bas
suitable for Steamboat Plantation Refinery
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breeeh
ings Cnmnes Febeis Juice Boxes, Tanks FILTERS ClArfn
and other articles in that fne the manufacture Of
Sugar. al as al vangeous rates and in stye Of make unur
passed by any house IN the trade.
We also prepared FIJI all orders from city country
relates builders work for Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and
Zinc Valley Cutters aud Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Heads, etc. etc.
Al ways hand Of Cooking, Bar-room and
Parlor STOVES
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
R9- All work done with dispatch. dl4 y
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CUNDRIMs. suNpRINs. sUNDNIEs.

SUNDRIEs. sUNDRIEs. sUNDHIEs.
30 quarter bbls CRANBERRGES.
I0D boxes YVES FERN CHEESE.
o. kegs GOSHEN BUTTER.
~ boxes BuCKWHEAT.
100 O.. SCBNAPPs.
lao =. OLD BRANDY.
IS e.. OLD PORT WINE.
81 ..f TOMATO CATsUP.
% .. WALNUT e..
% bbls Pure CIDER VINEGAR.
WHITE VINEGAR.
10 boxes ARRACK PUNCH.
% =. MUSCAT WINE.
no CLARET e.
50 doc. lbs. LOBSTERS.
100 SALMON.
$50 gals NORWOOD CORDIAL,
40 cases HESNESsY BRANDY.
~ boxes STOMACH BITTERS.
80 o.. GINGER WINE,
10 .. CATAwBA CORDIAL.
bill Old JAMAICA Rum.
b. Old SAINT CROIX RUM
q. WHITE CHERRY CORDIAL.
100 gals New jersey CHERRY BOUNCE.
10 bbl.. SOUR KRoUT.
Is kegs PICKLES.
10 kegs STUFFED PEPPERS.
80 boxes LEMON SYRUP.
10 bbls. SALMON TROUT.
20 half bbls. Lake Superior WHITE FISH.
For sale BY
j. II. CARTER, Broker,
ml5 2plt q Tehoupi;oulAs street.
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SUCCESSION DE MARY BOWER.
PAR n. VIGNIE, Encanteur.

PAR N. VIGNIE, Encanteur.
MARDI, lie avrII 1858, a midi, a i Arcade
lf1 BAnEr, MaHsins dun ordre Pho
nurabe onr de District he la Nouvelie- Orleans
No 1861 date du "a evrier 1855 vendu
pnhique-
MARY toFphelneD muiatresse agee d'environ 10 ans.
4s-CHNDTTIONS-ilomrtant.
nEUN LOTS DE TERkE, situes faubourg nea'slza
dams le Qustene District de VILE ParoisSe Jefferson
degnes par les Nos 10 II de e No g. borne les
Chippewa Hrmonc Pleasant and JERSEY chRcuh 30
eds de face Ia Jersey l2l pied de profGndeu
pied aetcsu e lot No IL forme pencOgnure
rev ct Pleasant.
Ensemble les bitses authorizations quiexistent
dessuS
ag-CeNnITIONS-un cnqnieme compliant, ct Ia balance
hlss six anuze diSu e vingtquatre mois, garants
hyuohclue Ia de prophetic, ct portant Init pnur cent
d'iueret jusqu'a parfat psiement. ms Is - sp56
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TUESDAY, the 9Th day of April, ISIS, nj
l2oclUck NJ Banks Arcade Magazine by VI tut
order Of the Honorable the Second District Court New
Orleans dated 2h February 1855 ho 49, CO.. will he sold
public auction
MARY. orphan) mustto girl aged about 10 years
nfy- TEKMS-t1ash.
TWO LurS OF GROUND, situated IN faubonrg Delassze
IN the Fourth District or this city, Parish Of Jefferson desg
mated by Nos l. and II Of square No. g. bounded by Chippewa
Harmony Pleasant ard Jersey measuring each 80 fee
front Jersey street. by 40 Feet deep Amer 10
No 10 forms the Of JerGsy and Pleasant
Together with all buildings Improvements thereon.
R1~TERMS-Onc fifth cash and ths balance in six
twelve eighteen and twenty months secured by
the property and bearing eight per Interest until paid
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GARDNER SxITH. Anctioneer
SATURDAY, 27th inst, at I2 o'clock NJ.
~ At Banks Arcade without any limit whatever,
GERf%fS Isl 1eP o GS viii via s al the
thereon in the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
and designated by the Said Lot SO inch
front Naysde street. by 100 feet deep eIween parallel lines
The improvements twoory Frame Dwell ling with trout
lie galleries. having rooms story fsmc kitchen
attached having rooms cerD she'd chicken house,
and a variety Of fruit and shade trees.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the improve
mens tnsrn il the First District ia the bounded by
Paul uirondr eys and Perlat Streets measuring p feet
trout St Paul street by depth between parallel lines Of los
f. inches lines The improvements comprise double
story Hme house with gallery in front. containing
ment all slate roof in good order aud nearly good els
terms 1900 Ions each yard paved and small garden 'front.'
8 TWO CERTAIN LOIS or GROUND with all the i'm.
proyemen Their on in the same District in the bounded
by ev PerIst ST. Mary and Freret aud designated
by the Ms and O. Lot No. forms Of IIevia
May aud PerlA streets and 40 feet front Heya
ST. Mary street. and 6 feet inches deep the line
Lot No The improvements comprise twDsory frame hnd
and hydan yard paved, and banqu,es made around the
properly lot No 2measur-s 10 feet inches trout evs
stree, 10 feet inches front Peia by IS fee'
inches deep the lire No and about Go feet inches the
All as per plaus exhibited at the Arcade.
CO. TERMS-For property No 5000 cash; balance on
credit Of and u months for bearing mortgage the
property with per cent interest," and cent eventual in
For property . $1,000 cash purchaser assume The pay
mert q du- l4-7 March, 1859 for $500 bearing per
Of months bearing mortgage
property and cent interest I'LL due and cent eventual
For property No 5000 cash purchaser to assume payment
Of two notes Of $50 EACH due 2225 April 1855 and 25 &c
ober s5s bag per cent interest and per cent eventual
interest balance II months credit for bearing
the property with per cent interest aud rer cent
The Improvements all the above properties be kept in
suted and policies transferred TO the vendor
Acts Of sale before Wan. Shannon, Notary Public at the
pense IT the purch xsers. nils
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mo SIN FLINT 4 JONES. a and 46 ROYAL street.
I,HE IMPROVED mcCHEsNmY WAsn-

TItHF IWPltUN ED nIcN IfEsNEH WASTE
Il ING MACHlNE-MAnufactured and for sale sub.
scrher Orders left al 10 Apollo street, 294 Magazine
10 Box LAG Mechanics Exchange at the grocery
James Collins Is Apollo where specimen
will be PTonptly attended to- All OF the public
trial. and II they do give satisfaction
raonsT viii be refunded. J. n. DAUGHERTY.
u ly No. 10 Apollo street.
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CINoUIENE CouR DE DISTRICT WILLIAM COLLINS VS. MI
de Ia Nouyelle Orleans SCH AEI JORDAN u ag3
I'm VERTU dun writ dc sRisIe ct ventc a
II moi adresse phonoruhle Cinqueme Conr district de
Ia Nouvee Ore dars pafalre Hsus racederA le
SAMED "A dayril 1858 id lli6e de Ia Cite rue de Ia
Commune, entire les du Camp DIES Magasns adudi
de-
TRoIs TFRRAINs siiues eMeDoncghvlle en- Ia Pa. -
roiss dOrleans, la rive drote du heuye Mississippi m
a-vs de Ia vile lie Ia Nouvee Orleans meEurAnt
anercaine asasuir lie No I'M, dams et vingi
81 peds IL lgnes de Ia
peds de protonde9F ct face Is Madison don't orme
g lie No deuN dams e dit iet No vng 81 pouces
gues dc face la TONER 100 reds de profoneur
Enes pAraeles To No trois, un
q peds de face Ia Madison
ct % lignes de profoUdeur entire lisnes parallees
Ensemble les batisses umelinratnns Out
les dro privileges
tages attaches ct Hppirtenant.
Ansi Apper de aete de par b. Nolnar
au d5endeur, rapport Anne dee Ducael noae public en-
vile.
lie sais dams l'aff,irc ciessus.
CoNDlTIONS-Compant moment de Naturalization.
F. I. PARKER,
m22 20 az II "a Sheriff de la Parossr diOriaans
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F5The above ingenious invention has bern in but
seasons attained popularity rarely equaed In the his
II needs only trial to satisfy
it's utility Where it is running firm the
Of season. flies sin not become sufficiently numerous
troublesome running night they wi
quoes will be attracted to the trap in preference
alehtrg on nersons in he rom. ma 4
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc. AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auc:ionesr.
THIS Evening, Mt early gas light. at n

Il % 81 NhHfIes FtItel, VIII De snIn--
valuable collection of the best works OF the best authors In
the various branches Of Literature, Science and Art
Letter Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes old Pencils
This collection comprises thu best Books Of the principal pub
hers in the United States gether with variety Of London
Publications of the fine useful ann industrial arts.
The Books nd uted perfect and for exam
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued evening
until al sold. MIA 8m
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RLLIARD TABLE mANUFACTURER-
A Il , IL Il D
B. ANTOGNINI, Nos. u and IA Cont street,
Between Charities and Old Levee,
New Orleans.
A LII S t VI z s =.

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cnsh
Ions play the table either Pool the Game
full and complete Of article the line Man
ndit Rubber for Cushons also Pichnhoe Bag
atee Rouettes Balls Pins for Ten.Pin Alleys Lot etc.
ECO NOMIEAL STOVES,
Portable and up order, with cTockey and cast Iron
tops.
ElrWalnut Wood for sale. d2S ly
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A BITA WATER FOR SALE

The water OF the chrsty sprngs celebrated
effected OF Of the most trouble
discusses Scroiua Chronic Darrhea diseases Of
Liver Skin OF the Kidneys Bronchitis, Laryngili
Nervous Affections Paralysis Diseases pecaa. to Females,
e;e etc may he fresh
Inc following NAMED places A G. WILDER Gals. % GraveF
street: Dechamps, 81 ST. Louis street, NJ MortOn's,
dras street W. B. Abrams corner Of Camp and Com
| Streets
alysis Of the water
Among recorded analysis of several hundred mineral
springs in various quarters Of The globe have SINH
lar o the Abita Springs.n
This Spring located the head of the Aba
three miles east Of Covngou parish Of St Tammanv
IL rkable for the volume quantity
discharges well for the force Of ascending
makes its exit from the EARTH which proves
fountain head is in elevated region great
distance from the spring. the quantity Of discharged
10 gallons minute which
This remarkable spring is in fast
vel, pronounced by Prof Rddsll
To the OF much disappointment
wishing to in and fresh state the propre
feels it 10 be duty he the public to that
connected with the spring recently exesvaed
adjoining property the Of which has been sold the B
Abita Water from the Bagley Spring.
milo If & BOSSIER.
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THE GREAT EyGLIsH REMEDY RE

4 IIHF THE FIRST UUNE-NnIe IN Few Days.
Specific solution for GonorThea elect Weakness
nary AHecticns The Faculty OF Great Britain acknowledge
the greatest discovery made Physicians France
scribe IT, and thousands OF effected Speedy
effect palatable the ste, and inyigOang the system
Sole tfor the United States B. ABRAMS & Camp street,
New Orleans.
R5-Heware OF counteres genuine a smile Of
the hgRntk hgmAtMre. 1.
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LOT Of GROUND ON THE GENTILLY ROAD.
ny REAPn 4 CO


SATURDAY, the 27th Inst, at IL o'clock,
- At Banks Arcade on Magazine street, will be sold
A CERTAIN VACANT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND situate ~ IDENTIFY in the Third Dsct Of this city
designated by no. 81 drawn by A. d'Hemecourt
annexed for reference
before A. Chiapeila, Notary, 3st August 1873 by Paul
Pecque to A. Blanc The said piece parcel Of ground hay
ing English measure according said plan % feet II inches
front the piece Of laid said plan
ars Of De-ax square, extending depth 36
inches the dividing line OF the lot Of desguaed by
the No ai feet II inches obqHe line fronting
space laid off plan for the continuation the ST. Ber-
na'd Avenue and having Go feet Iuinehes aud lines width
in the Also that space and
the ohque line of SAID portion Of ground No. 49, and marked
said ueug aid off for the enlargement Desaix
Square, and the continuation Of the ST. Bernard Avenue.
Terms
Of sale before W. Shannon, Notary Public at
pense Of the purchaser. mlb
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- BILOXI HOTEL TO RENT-THE BILOXI
ht HOTEL, containing about seyenyiye with Bar
Ll reon Teuln Alleys and fe Of about Hpents Of
Land containing many bear fig and plum attached.
This delightful Biloxi Miss. will rented
low to = good tenant. y
The Furniture Billiard Table Bar Fixtures etc. for sale on
reasonable terms
H4-Gommunication with Mobile twice a week.
For particulars, Apply IN the prem ises, or to
II. X. NIXON,
m2l q On Basin street, Eraio street.
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pOMAN EYE BALsAM-'oR GNFLAMED EYE-
IL LIDS.
The dscate eyeld renders it peculiarly sen
si,se and liable disease When from any cause
he inn-r membrane rapidly niames and the eyed
the predisposion to itself huors
from all parts of the body Hundreds persons srroruous
habit dhgured by redness eyeds
monty called eyes, and appreuous Of i'm
paired WHOM who by using this Balsam W almost i'm
mediate relief.
READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE
New York, February Is, 1888
Messrs Sands-Genlemen l was afflicted with a dry scay
eruption eyelid for fifteen years commencing with small
sty which gradually together aud troubled me very
much Various remedies TO- and several eminent
physicians prescribed for however received no perra-
until used Roman Eve Bas.m The first an
pca;ou relieved the unpleasant feeling symptoms and in
week entirely cured. 1t had same good eect in
curing friend, to whom recommended it, for eyes
Yours, truly,
HIRAM NICHOLS,
347 West 2ath street
Prepared BY A. h. a. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street. corner of William, New York Sold also by
J. WRIGHT co, 81 aud 1871 Charities st.
sTCKLEs & CO., 40 m AZ Canal street
II. KENNEDY, Charities street.
m22 I'm F. P. DUcoNGE, New Orleans.
M ERcANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION !.
REV. DIR. BoLLEs' LECTURE.
The Rev. Dr. BOLLEs, of this city will deliver Lecture on
SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION
Mercantile Library Association Of This CITY at oDD
FELLOWS HALL on 80 "
FRIDAY EVENING, THE 26ru INST
GEO +. RICE, Esq of Boston, will also recte his Poem
entitled The Present me wri ten for the Mercantile
Doors open at quarter to 7; Lecture commence at
o'clock - *
H-Tckets % centsFor sale The PRINCIPAL bookstores
E A Tylers no Canal the rooms of The Asset
allll, corner o. ohnh alo hNenHhge flace mr. 81
MOOD NOrICE-DEALERs IN AND CONsIJ MERS
w OF Fire Wood, hereby hat an ordinance
passed by the Common Council Of this city, is ISIS viii
be enforced and after the Isl day OF April next
Of Fire Wood will bear mind that they ara emil
tied receive with each load certificate cert Wing The
quantity each load contain also that all vehicles
sold for sale must be marked egib standards
be with
of and that AL persons rng for sale ar a.
veng sold with the said certificate or in or on
other vehicle, which nbov de-
scrbed acting in cOnayentiOn Of the 1dpn ce and
fine Of twenty five dollars forfeiture u The
wood.
All persons receiving full In accordance
the ordinance will peaseotify their respecye
Districts undetsgt ed OF his Deputy.
merchants respect ully informed that they can
have their cars ard branded and AFTER bs
date, by calling No. New Basin.
c. II. MOBILES,
Wood and Coal Inspector,
m2i Ct No q New Pasn