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DRESERVE THE TOYS.
I MASON'S
PREPARED LIQUID GLUE.
Arrays ready for Put Hp in bottles lCit glass stop
pers 4 Brush gireH Oith each bottle.
This Glue adhesive that used in the manufacture
Of Furniture and purchasers will please take notice that the
Glue sold by us is put in bottles onerd larger than
any other make, and believed to be superior.
Retail price, 25 cents per bottle.
For sale wholesale and retail by
CORTLAN & co,
d234tr Sole Agents for Mason's Liquid Glue
7 OANS AND MONEY NEGOTIATIONS of
lLany kind, promptly effected by
MARTIN LEWIS,
No. A Second street,
Lntncn frnrnS SnrrtlL
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The entire census of Great Britain was takensin
1851, in a single day, and the reports were collect
ed, compared and published by the Government
within three months. This accomplished by
the division of the whole country into districts 50
small, that could collect the statistics in less
than day. The number OF these districts was
over thirtynne thousand; and the blanks previ
ously prepared by the Government, weighed fifty
two tons.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.-Oay slight trade is
doing no large operations being yenured upon Candles
weaker without buyers at 20 cts Coal is very
firm Coffee unchanged Pig Iron sells at about s32 so
per ton from ship. Nails dull Oils quiet.
Provisions moving in quantities without improve
ment Brandes nomnally irmer Domestic Spirits
move moderately at 45G46 cts brandy 3SG5O cts low
proof whSkey. 81 ASS cts pure spirits, 65d67h cts
Alcohol and Spirits of Turpentne dull and heavy Teas
without animation. Cask Claret still rules high
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APPOINTMENT AND CoNFRNAToN.-The President
has appointed Hon. James j. Roosevelt to the dis.
trict attorneyship of New York, vacant by the
death of Mr. Theodore Sedgwck. The appoint
ment was sent into the Senate, and was immediate
ly confirmed by unanimous vote.
In the contested election case of Cowart rs. Kerr,
for the sherifalty of Dorchester county, Judge
Spence has decided in favor of the latter, who was
the American candidate at the recent election.
The Postmaster General says that the delay in
the organization Of the House of Representatives
will cost the government million Of dollars in the
biddings upon the mail contracts alone
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A SHTON l. Co.,

IA B BROKERS
No. 81 SECOND STREET, Cuttings Bulding)
Real Estate bought, Id and exchanged Mortgages
gotiaed Stocks Bonds Ground Rents and other SecI-
rites bought and sold nln;f
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The birthday of the oldest inhabitant of La
Chapelle St. Denis, close to Paris, vas celebrated
last week. The individual, NJ. Armand David, is
old soldier, who born on .Noy. 90, 1850,
and is consequently now in his 10th year. The
celebration of the anniversary commenced with
venerable hero of the day. Aferward, at a ban
quet given in his honor he played excellent
knife and fork. His health was proposed with
''many happy returns of the day." and he humor
ously assured the company, in returning thanks,
that he would do his best to obge them
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY, Dec. -, 1859
COFFEE-There has been but little inquiry to-day for
Coffee and the only sale heard offs of so bags
rejected Rio at IL cts There however sale made
late yesterday and which not noticed in report
of 200 bags lower grade Rio 10Acts. We publish be-
low the usual weekly report of Messrs. White Elder
Coffee brokers' and refer readers to it for quota
tons.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, December H. 1859 "a 500 bags
Received since, per bark Winfred 1920 -
Henrietta, 05O "
$3.50
Taken for consumption. .....9,O6l bags
Reshipped to Richmond, ''''''1 500 " 1O,51O "
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Recent observations on the sun, in England, bv
two Independent observers, develope the coincid-
ence Of certain phenomena then observed with the
time Of the grand aurorai displays Of September
lst and ID, which were witnessed not only in this
country and Europe, but also in Australia South
America, and probably throughout the circumpo-
lar gions Of both hemispheres. These were ac-
companied as usual, by magnetic storm. "A
relation isays Prof, Bond, of Cambridge between
the perturbations of the magnetic elements and the
condition of the suns Illuminating surface, has
been for several years past, strongly suspected, il
not actually established a scientific fact. The
present exhibition may be regarded pointing to
the same conclusion"
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The ladies of Vienna have just determined upon
the abandonment of the of gloves which are no
longer to be worn in private parties and at the
opera, only on the first entrance into the box.
The adoption of rings of real value, attached by
| gold chain to the armlet has given the idea of
! this change in fashion.
! The UrrcrS says it is intended to erect splen-
did altar at Cologne, to contain the precious relics
! of Duns Scotus, the great champion Of the doctrine
! of the immaculate conception, which are preserved
! in one of the many churches of that city A. NJ.
| Richarz has given 900 thaIers toward the work.
! On the original monument of Duns Scotus was the
! well known incripton: "Scotja me gepUit; anglia
lec suscelit; GoIia me docIit; Coouiu me tenet"
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COAL
" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other the Georges Greek
Valley constantly for sale by the cargo car load
STICKNEY & co,
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- n. So. issW F.rErTr = ! srhERr n E E X >
~ Tin and Sheet Iron work to order s278m
COAL.-
American Company and other in the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo or car Load
sp2itf Exchange Place
g. WANTED TO RENT--A HOUSE at $40
&;;, or sl2 per month Apply at THOS. SHANK,S SEW
MILLING MACHINE SALE Es-RoOMs, No CARROLL
\. B,@EE@fNG MACHINES bought sold EXCHANGED
and repaired. n30lmr
SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE MERCHAN Mt s.
hoAND MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION
For ths INsrrTUTnD 1858 -. .o,r,a ;.
X KEGaiEE ~ os NEW MEMBERS Application may be made
i az @ once' NO %SEcoND STREET, near Town Cock,) up
''sIss sIstAp2s Fp STEVENS . 60 Agent,
TNHE MOST DURABLE MANTEL-PIECES
fof use & sIh @ Latroee Stoves are the SLATE MANTELS
Baltimore by their agents, p"''' anu '''' ~
GEO o STEVENS CO.,
olesmr ~ W Pratt street
RS DR.. PAGE EDMUNDS
No. 40 HANOVER STREET,
s2stf Baltimore
WESTPHALIA HAMS.-A FEW LEFT.
w H. X. LONG CO,
20 and % Pennsylvania avenue.
~ Cars pass the door dl3H
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES
49, AT LOWEST RATES BY
n9tfr PURvlS co.
GKATES AND SLEIGH BELLS.
es fEf G s 1m gffEa Rm hs TEY Rf9qau
dlo-Im No Hanover street.
LIME TEA TRAYS, WATERS, PLATED
T. TABLE CAsToKs, and all kinds Of BRITANNIA
n26-f No. Rait;nnoyaq
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and elegant NORFOLK OYSTERS
Anything in the eating line prime, hot smoking or alive
smiling and kicking, such epcures of all tastes delight in
doubt let them try. ~ WI"
s9r sPICED OYSTERS OF superior quality always ON
hand mSstS
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l
lyering to the city for hs term Of one year al yeo~
pine lumber FOR the repairs and construction Of the
e ;. e the yellow pine
seesth durability and shall have the following diensions
The lumber for the sides from 20 to 30 feet long, from to 6
inches che wide and Il inches ass thi 81 g..
vide sss
inches wiae and to inches hsK ~ long from 10 IA
q to 30 feet long, from to IL
sS sdnnSs q Ss and ~ Nv
the Stree. Commissioner may direct the orders Of the said
assss, he
Street Commissioner shall then right to purchase
the lumber neglected Be dliversd
s S
&c pauIs to guarantee
Payment in cash the delivery and acceptance by Street
sss as,
delivery until contract eompe s d''" Tue next
III
ny Of the lumber the Common Council shall have the right
81 81 es
N.Y. and We'll the contractor
Ne same the said eoptraeto shall forfeit ali claims
charged ard released from and Al liability
Contractor and held bound in sodO
to unto the city all difference between the price
which the contractor originally contracted deliver the um
oer and the price at which be adudicated
or readjudlcation
The contract shall be adudcated for of one year
from the date Of the approval Of the adjudication by
Council.
Bids per feet tboard measure furnished and
delivered. assorted and piled.
New Orleans, Nov. Is, 1886
tSigned] LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by toe Committees Streets and Landings
Boards Of the Common Council.
Essii sPss y { Z. WITH REhaTTzAosD, }ohairnsn.
Registered March 10, 1859.
NIL It HENRY DUREI. for Cyon,ntrolsr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CPECTFICATIONs 1or The construotion q
wgss:s s "a. !, !.
s s,ss street. from Aas'sas TO Constance street. 70 feet IL
Second he north sas Of = ays
Tidth. ''oo' A4ssAn f'siis 70 A"nos''''
ro 81 john On sop 70 @
siSh. ,'' ''' : = 0l. - ~. !. :. ~,
the Bap ss from Eisssn Fields % Magny street. 10 feet
s ss ,,d.,.,s. ca both side. . Morale. street.
s. Fssss.ad .s's: ASsnas 10 feet
i SIKH sidewalk. Tho side q Music
ss q
sTs to y AvG ~. ~ T. X s aSs ~ Sa a.
= Jss y n s.s
Ssh sd from aoodsSdssa CAS- 70 s.
as.sa .sS dressed shall the
q I che SR e
dd ass
ss ait :, @ %
from three six feet throughout the WORK accorng s
si s @ 3 S
s. so sS the Line Gf the adjoining shall also
os
o IN this and no less than
,SsP = CUTTERS
WOODEN GuTrERs-The cutters shall be made of the hast
Jaw MN
shorter lepea are nscesssrs ana sraa s
i've viii os s nv & ha @ s n space
The sdxs 81 Ss hog N me
L o and on the
ont al e apeo opE *
ana INCHES heh at The end which enters
with at least hres u i've peb rn S ~ s ae
inehss sd Nv t ana sf NJ c o. ,sn
gutter plank sorea with c spk Ne s %
iSv hfny M ps a. Si oa NM @ any sol
facing shah project and half inches above The sur
slope Of inch lie curbstones ont
sS s. ds x e 5che e @ They
made one and half pcb cyaes plank f anu a "
through the whole width q the dswsss cutters snail run
lake bricks Of hs best qualify n o e d Sta
LAX sand Of Eood Quality with
ia bricks snail II veil Allied I'm shs Jon.s oetween
half thick spread over the whole surface bs h y
ea 70 lang me orck the earth OF ground shal be
Sita sass
the sspsnse and we'll ee Until until
sana fhsss h" S bedding Of half #
SSh II. sa b 'ens
b eose son vnont any rugged q hollow places
sn Rrp % psse ar snv az r
now in exisiepce on Ain srsat hs y saewalks
mi ~ M aa street. wnaeh may 5s found BY the Sur
Or btnr be al pc G wooden gut
nsa M ana So as to Be in al points accord
now. - 0'ls sp''l'''0's anu 70 LOOK as well as
the entire sst;sfacon If he @ Wox snail pc executed to
with the petitions viii be he 81 de If To IN II
the materials shah be Of the hest o,.,,x .,a ..
Eae ~ II well -
psss i s il
thereafter he same is not completed. 49,
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An Honorable Conseil Commun
de la Vile de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans:

An lhonorable Consei Commun
de la willie de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
MEs asssi fG soussIgnes propriet aires
~ lesant race IL Race de la DIES Maasins Ia
demandent yotre honorable
vile de- fare yende lencan aps' yng jours davis
at pour nVeer ct la ditto Race de
SINS rne Annonciation des bocs de grant
pas mons de ~ pouce de large Il pouces long pas
de 10 pouces depasseur.
bouts e haut taes maniee former une surface ns ct
un Outrage de toute solide.
lie dit pavage era place dagonaement qure ponces
sable du lac ct de gravos de ondes
ponces de sable du lac de de Londes les
terces ben remps ct lie tout eomprese
un roueau jusqu'ace quill soft ben assis
on curb stone de quate epaser ourn quaint
e oyer Jugera conceivable de changer ancien curb
Les curb stones les deux c6es Race de Ia rue
des Msgasns Ia rue Annenca,ion eleyes nivea
nne hanenr copvenable de maniere donner
aux eaux ct les banquees eleve perre
plat les. e'e
Les raverses de seron
en- pierres de la melleure que de Ia viee Nord ct de-
avor pieds de large les perres quo epoera
deyont avor deux eds de large pieds de long o. pas
du papage. " ~ " "
b. Kendig., 255 pieds 10 noncss
W. H. Cook l2S
j. Il. Dennett, IS
81. JAS A. HOPKINS,
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, March q, 1859.
r No. 4432. I

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans March q, 1859
[ No. 4432.
3ored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
to adndcate after five days notice the official ou nal the
nine following contracts Separately the bidder for
ea,h subject to the approval rejection of the Common Conn
Gil and the work TO be done agreeaby specifications Oh file
the surveyors Office vz ~ "
contract for making brick sidewalks bordered by crb
stones and wooden CUTTERS St. Andrew street. between
a2ine and Constance streets, north side.
q contract for ucing brick sidewalks borderej nv
curbsones and wooden cutters the side of ST. Ayde
street. from Elysi4n Fields street to Vaudeville street
d contract for constructing brick side walks both
OF Vaudeville street. boderei by curbones wooden gut
tiers, from Girod to ST. John the Baptist street
contract for consnc ing brick sidew ks bordered by
curbtones and wooden te both sides ST. John Ban
tist street. from Elysan Fields to Margny street.
,ntrsct for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
ard wooden CUTTERS h sides of Morales str
from ST. Ferdinand street to Washington avenue.
o. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
and oden CUTTERS the side Of
from Girod to Morales street, 1870
contract for constructing brick sidewalks bodered by
from Goodchildr- n to st John the Bap tist street.
contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered bv
curbstons, and wooden quite both Margy reef
from ST. lAyide 10 Prosper
~ contract for laying square block pavement on ST.
Charles street. from. Canal TO Julia street. - "
[ssned CHAs. H. WALDO,
49, President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
iSgnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
[Signedl GERARD STITH Nayor
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e No 44s9. j

Resosd That the ordinance the former Council Of Ma
nicpslhg No. entitled an ordinante providing
estahlishu,t 81 yceum and library etc. approved De-
cenher 81, 1874 b and the i herby amended
drectoy p said soctsy may Ia their discretion extend the
pryess q e s the white youth Of the cry
directors deem compatible with the nteestsof the society
and may grant such cs1cses Of life honorary embershp
they dean Appropriaie Provided that greater sum
tsn us dollars sa q required q any pupil of The public
shall always b designated the Lycsum Library So
etSfy.w
fsisnsdl CHAs. Il. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
l6gnedJ j. o. NIXON,
. "a President Board Of Aldermen.
}8ignsdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. m1e St
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PETlTIoNs--oFFICiAL.
To the Honorable the Common Council

of the city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
fronting on ksee street from Magazine An
sgrseaSy 70 section 10 City Charter to sell public
LA Meny gays public notice. the contract for grading
And paving Race street, from Magazine Annunciaon
with granite blocks than 10 inches wide BY IL inches
than 10 inches thick. - e' " ~
Said blocks be Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
laid, and to be good solid work,
Said pavement to be laid dagoraly, sharp
sand aud London gravel with ting top dressing when
a OF -FOUR inches Of sharp gravel Joints
settled. ~ ~ iN -' wa
The usual curb stone four inch thick be furnished
4y surveyor may think 1t requisite to change the old
curning, in order to make substantial work.
Inc curb stone on both sides Of Race m Magazine to An
street, to be raised and graded proper height
in such manner as to free the streets Of water N the most
speedy manner and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The loot crossings at the intersection Of all the
lad with best North river fagging and four wide
the stone used to be feet wide long
than six inches thick be raised the CENTER graded
the road pavement.
B. kendig 25b feet 10 inches
W. Il. Cook, 1888 :,
j. Z. bennett, IS :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
Parish Of Orleans, CITY of New Orleans. :
BE remembered that on this 18th March, 1859 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Pence In and for the city aore
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p
Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Insurance Com
pany OF New Orleans who being duly sworn according law
DO depose and say that the above
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
H. P. JANyIER, Secretary.
1859. O. M BkIDFORD ' " ~
Second Justice OF the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest
six per cent the outstanding certificates Of profits.
and after the second Monday in May and redeem
and after that date the issues of the years 1851
they have further declared scrip dividend of per
on the net earned premiums Of the ending February I
1859 for which certificates will be the
day of June, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, vicePresident.
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MARIE DE LA NOuyE[I,E.oRIr.Ns :,

EN- VERTU de la resolution NJ 40! an Conse Cannon
alproure la mars 1889 ny!s presan danne ns lin
enon de IA willie de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dc fare ve
pres 9aarres deux DIES fsan face msrche de Ia
rue'es Mhshsns, uaIieme District; rue M mn
de Ia Ste Marie Ia re- autre de In re Se
Marie lie ia du Camp Ia des Magass conorme ant
Ia section 10 de Ia chartre de Ia Ncuvele Orleans
ms IawSw GERARD sTITi N.irs
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A l'honorable Conse Commun
de la vile de la Nouvee. Orleans

de la vile de Ia Nouveile. Orleans
MI ESSIEURS-Lcs soussignes fesant face n
~ Ia rue GiavIer, du fenve Ia 81. Marc
especueusement votre honorable corps commencement a
Ia tlcle 10 de n ouyelle chare de Ia VILE re
ncan vngt jonrs davis ronrat pour niveIler It
payer IA lite 'iraver dn Mare ayec des
bloc de GRAM nayan pouces large sur -
ponceS de long ct plus de IL pnuces large is
dc long, e pas moins de 10 poures d epaisseur
Les dts bl cs deerogt premiere
bouts ct lie han te. de former ule surface Ine
eF une Outrage de aoidie. ~ ~
lie at pavhge sera place dagonalemen quare
sable du lac ct de gravos de ondres revettemen d.
qnt do sable u lac gravois ond inter
ices ben iemplis ct lie
ronlesn in gh'a quill soft bien assis. - -
un b stone de quatre uuand
lie Noyeri conyennbe de changer ancen stone
.rs curb lev deux xavier din teuye
la rue Marc eeves nivees nne h .uen oon
vehble de mtnere do libe aux eaux at les
baanettes stront elevee
Les traveses aux intersections de seroat pa
wees pisrres de Ia meileue quaite m Norl
tV ont hroir lnasre pds de re les perre
devront avoir deus pied de large quatre ct mas
MONS de SIX ponces depaseur d
- ~ -
compagne de Gaz lie la Nouveeo rleans, par p n Wood
Prest, f ano ,,;.Js
Waterman & CO. ia f
Compagne Canal nj Banque de Ia Nouvele. Orleans -
par II Rnthbone Prest., "a .
Vaudeville X cIlhe ny, 15
Mary y Hyman, par K. Is. Sumner, 40
John Browee, n
fe.i law8w Secreaire Cosei des Assistant alerma,
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s, 1859.
10 the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
[ hNVLE MEN-The undersigned owners
~ a property fronting Ann 4nciarion street of Race
ana 'raG Streets most respectfully petition or houorh
noS 10 sell NJ pnblc auction after notice the act for
c.nnecilhs the square block present er,n
aioh on Annihciat Race above uun.l
Streets with that Of Felicity street pavement be Of The
pts blocks laid dia onaly all be oc according to
psh an specicati ~ furnished by The City Surveyor
Kobt Ahbat, PIP. W. g. Mullen, Ia feet
H. H. Stanley .
" ID. Ghncey,
Al, Rugeley, 100
II, kendg, l55 IN incteS
VIM K. Crane. l33
+. u. Brinkmann, i20
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Asst Aldermen
NouyELLE ORLEANS, 8 fevrier, 1850
willie de Ia Nonvelie Orleans
MI ESSlEURs-Les soussigncs proprietaires
I'l tasai face Ia Amortization,
CT Orange, petonnen corns
Veis de barre lencan
tfat p0u jnindre lie hocs
min ion sur Ia AnnOn' iaou Race tou cs les
rnes sl men onnecs Ii re icile lie u4vnre deyra
ee en- bocs de granite de quae poses dsronae
meh ct lie ront fa ax plans 1t spr
cichtinns '!eposes Hu bureau du voyer d In Vile
Ko9t AbbGtt, PIP. w. U. Mullen, 7Oi piels.
h. H. Stanley, rs
9. u. Yencey, 50 .
A j. RuSeley. l1D .
q. Kendg, l55 IN nou,ss
Nnl. X. G
+. ID. Briukr'ann, lp0
JAMES A HOPKINS
law2y DIN
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: GIFTS G
~ ~ 5E Qi-iief - .5gfall45g,a 5- ~
THE PLACE TO BUY BooKsl


This celehraed Wne OF the above we'll known brand has
been and Will continue to be- received the undersigned il
quantities g meet the increased demand Of and co..
euner Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
nv = from the closest ineal Of The
taken hold Of vh determination bring claim
distinct before the public generally than here
tofo The superior quality OF this article satisfy nny
ss' 70 lon from source where great atrsn'ion
Us production Charles Heidseck given his whole mind Il
ne perfection Of bis wine and to making worthy Of the name
frsquent visits % the United States enabled him
iuy 70 understand and appreciate the shes Of
enca M o. ms having pronsd BY that
ne wine Unsurpassed f rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties Of brands Champag
tend greatly 10 doub confuse the The
eIGa sna genuine wine must ok for Charles He dseck
I. W. BAYAUD d Co.
General Agents for North America New York
the Char,es Hsdsieck obtained in quantities at the
under mentioned Houses. besides others
snd at retail with all the principal hotel. keepers
9s1> @@lfG@ y. j HART CO.,
]. II. /. n. MARKS,
.s7s7- SEWELI. T. TAYLOR.
te2 " : PAYNE. 4
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PolICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

w AS Drought TO the City Police jail ON ne
~ ~ 50 Of Mach, the black boy ROBERT, Says belongs
" AT hGnonl ireen, who livas in Louisville Kentucky He
Is ICE, VA in.he, high, AID is about u years old.
'eShef ~lcal and claim his property according to law.
4. BLANCHARD,
pey;s,a-.a N,. ,, Keeper of City Police Jail
nj I5t HENRY nuREl.
WAS brought to the CIV IsoI,c. ~. =,
on ~ ~ W MNreh 1852 the black boy JIM Saws he be.
longs 10 MT Engere acrux who in The nasish ~
sion La He Is feet inches high is bn pf o "
mas scar benS The blind eye and is p years old
'"'' hs property according to law
f. fl.ASCu ARD, ''
p.,,s,.,., u,u,h ,oxo Keeper Of City Police Jail
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