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HENRY GOLDMAN


WHOLESALE DRU G GIST,
100 Poydras, and Corner Of Canal and Levee Streets,
New CRLEAHs
CONSTANTLY hand,
~ Sulph. Quinine, French, German and American
Calome, English and American,
Blue Mass, English and American, etc, etc etc.
ITAll kinds Of Patent Medicines.
GPLarge quantities Of French aud American
Perfumeres,
10 gross Lubin's Extracts, direct importation,
10 do do Soaps,
10 do do Powders,
10 do do Pammades.
ALso-Mianays, Wright's, Jules Hauel's Bazin's
and Peters Perfumeries.
GJA great variety of Fancy articles
Painters and Artists materials.
Air-pumps. Hydrogen Generators Galyanic and
Electromagnetic Machines, Retorts, Receiv
ers and other apparatus too numerous to mention
undoubtedly the most complete assortment in the
south. Prices and terms IS reasonable as any where
else 10
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EIpcfiOu Notice,

The qualified voters of the town OF Shreve-
- mort are hereby notified that in conformity
go Of law, election will be held at the places
inoted below IN the different wa rds in said town
-, tho FIRST MONDAY, end day Of May, 1859
between the hours OF ~ A. ~ and O'Clock ?. NJ. LOT
NO. Ana seven Trustees for said town, for
and during the term OF one year. one trustee y
be elected IN each Ward, except IN ward NO Z, III
ty trustees ars to be elected. The election
Uni h. heId for the different wards at or the fol-
lowing places: p,
In ward No l, at ihe Galety EXehange'
+" 2, at the Mayors othce.
q N q 8 at A. j. Hitchcock's stable
t. at the Courthouse.
:, +" s. at Iieber's cabinet makers shop
s. at AEulIhaupt
Now, therefore, the commissioners are heIeo5 a.
horised and instructed to hold sald eleeuoh a. -
The nlace4 above specified for the purpose of elecnng
said officers, and Immediately alter closing tie Po.s
make their returns to the Undersigned t9iis ~ %
opened aI0 O'Clock A. NJ and closed a. I 2 cl9eA =
JONAS robson, Mayor.
shreyeeoFt, April Alb, 1883. $4,000
DRAGGING AND RoPE-For sale by
rs j WHITE SMITH e. BALDWIN
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The State of LpuiSiana---PaTish of Caddo.
FIGHTEENTHJ JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
H. Succession of Elias Mitchell. deceased. Notice
is hereby given that VIM. AsBLIN of the last
will Of Elias Mitchell has this day filed in the Office
of the clerk Of said court an annual Of his
administration Of said succession, and list Of worth
less debts inyenored in the same. Now, therefore,
unless legal opposition be made thereto in thirty days.
the time prescribed BY law said annual account will be
approved, homologa Jed and made the judgment Of the
court, prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
L. s, 18th day 5f March, A. d. 1859
~ n. E. WRIGHT,
mI6-6t Clerk
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Strayed or Stolen

DgN-TT0m lHe sU58cTIeT, IITiHg On bayou Pierre,
a7o1 SIX miles below Shreveport, ON the 5th inst,
Two Horses, one a bay horse, about 10 years Of
,se Is hands high, saddle marked both sides, small
azs in the face, q small white spot on the top of the
rsrs where the collar fits, and rubbed with wagon
resr The other sorrel pony, about 10 yeurs old
cannon size, a wrteblaze III the face saddle marks
both sides, Spanish brand Oh the left thigh.
reward of S25 will be paid for the delivery Of
.i horses TO lac, or half that sum for either one Of
hem. CASWELL MEEK.
Co5do parish, April 20, 1859 3t
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View orleans = snreveport Packet.
New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

stanMras y PASSENGE BOAT
&s5Y4ahHf}' The new and splendid very fastrunniug
Ezsszzza4zzza steamer LUCK HOKGOMBE,
W. D. BATEMAN, master, Will leave for New Orleans
on TUESDAY, 2lst December, Immediately after the
arrival of the stages, and every alternate Tuesday
thereafter during the season; taking freight and pas
sengers for Coushata, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecore, ST. Maurice, Alexandra, ana all intermediate
landings. The Lucy Hocombe was built expressly
for the trade, has commodious cabins, elegantly fu.
nished, with large rooms, aad for cofo, speed
and good accommodations is unsprpassed by any boat
in the trade Her officers will pay particular personal
attention to all business entrusted to the boat, and
make use Of every effort to give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, applv on board n
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F0r Fam,

For year or longer, comfortable dwelling
house with cstern, fine fruit trees and garden at
nched, the Ferry and steamboat landing, form
ay occupied by P Rouse, deceased. ALSO, shop
lhe same vicinity. Apply to the undersigned
ago JONAS robson, Mayor.
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Hardware in New Orleans.
STARK, sTAUFFER d Co,

SLABk, SIAUFFER q Co,
No. ga Canal Street,
Ngs l 10, IS, III 10, n and % Dorser Street, and
Nos. l3 and Is Custom House Street.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
American, English and GENUINE Swedes Iron, Tin
Plates, Copper, Ploughs, &C., &C., &c.
Als0-Burden's celebrated HoRsE SHOES And
Agents for Pages Portable Saw Mills. a20-ly*
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CARD,

New Establishment
Eg- ON TEXAS STREET, -EY
Between A. Marks and s. Haber's stores.
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY.
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
just received direct from the Manufacturers by
v. S H1DET,
eaP THE stock was selected with the greats a
EJfA, est care, and | am now prepared to
s&s.8 suit my numerous customers with ~
Gold and Silver Watches, hunting and open faces.
for ladies and gentlemen.
4 great variety of very fine Vest, Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Ghatteaiues and Necklaces
Bracelets ofthe newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and Ear-drops
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets
Breastpins Earrings &c, for ladies and children.
Fine Belt and Fob Buckles. Slides, Clasps Neck
lace Pins, Sleeve, Neck and Shirt Buttons.
Finger Rings with fiue sets, and plain, to please
all tastes.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. of the We
ry finest quality to suit all ages Spectacles in gold
silver and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver-plated Ware. Cas-
tors Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Molasses Cups,
Candlestieks, Goblets, Spoons and Forks; China
Candlesticks Flower Vases, Figures, Alabaster and
Perfume Stands.
Parlor Office and Mantel Clocks, Music Boxes, &c.
u Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. fdecS] V. SHIDET
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.

{eaa4aoa n PASSEN GER BOAT.
z74zfEs4g THE splendid, fast running steamboa;
So R. Il. HODGE, JOHN SMOKER,
MASTER has resumed her trips as regular packet be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans touching al Cou-
shatta, Grand Bayou, CamD6, Grand Ecore, St. Mau-
rice, Montgomery, Code, Alexandra, and all inter
mediate landings and plantations The B. L. Hodge
was built expressly for the trade, has commodious
cabins, elegantly furnished and for good accommo-
tons comfort and safety is unsurpassed by any boat
Her officers will pay particular attention all bust
ness entrusted them and make of every exertiop
to give satisfaction. dec22
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EOr Hale.

EzaA The undersigned will sell at private sale the
following Shreveport property The whole q block
forty-our lying on Market street, fronting the rail-
road: and Lot three in block forty one, fronting forty
feet on Texas street good bargain will be offered
W D. GOOCH, Agent
Office, at corner of Texas and Market SITS,
S,rnrnnnrt Eehrnarv I6. 1859 I'm
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$1,000 Reward.

$1,000 Reward.
70 SOMETIME in November last, two negro fell
X ggEs, NED and Watt, absented themselves from
~. place, and it is supposed they were enticed
way bya white man.
aED IS about 26 years old, has very black com
FeIon IS Of small statute, not more than feet
M sIss high, wears long bushy hair, answers loud
y" y quickly when spoken TO-
,o At j. q years of age; his complexion, is be-
II I black and copper; he is about feet 10 inches
an ght; well formed and fine looking negro.
M X above reward will be given for the delivery Of
iei and negroes in Shreveport, or proportional
''-ot Tor either of them.
81, w. G. BONNER 4 Co
shreveport, April 10. 1859. At
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COpartnerShip.

TIME undersigned have formed a copartnershp,
i under the style of FORD & ATKINS, for the pur-
pose of carrying general Grocery and Produce
Business, at the old stand of Ford & Smith.
CHAUNCEY FORD.
JUNIUS ATKINS.
Shreveport, December 90, 1858.
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DUNN & RITCHIE,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And dealers in Groceries, Boat & Bar Stores,


PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Commerce street, Shreveport, La.
yXTE have leased the commodious Brick Fire-Proof
w Warehouses, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs. Ogcsby & Griswold and are prepared to re-
ceive and store cotton, merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to give
prompt attention to all business entrusted
We shall keep on hand at all times complete stock
of Plantation Supplies, Boat and Bar Sares and Gro
ceries of every description, to which beg leave to
call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and shipping cot
ton is twenty-five per bale. for the entire season
We will make liberal cash advances on cotton and
merchandise in store. Toll DUNN & RITCHIE
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JOS. H. u I. N. MARKS,
WHOLESALE GROCERsi

COMMISSION merchants and Dealer in
LOAF, CHRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR,
FISH of all kinds
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars Sci, &C., &c
Nos. 43, IS and q New LEvrr,
Nos. SO. 50 and 81 FuLroa SrREET.
Between Poydras and Grayier Streets,
l2O.ly NEW ORLEANS.
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RErBEN WHITE. JNo. SMITH. JOS W. BALDWIN
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCH IA NTs,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &C,
Corner Of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
BTAVING purchased from Mr.. E. G. Hart the COM
I / modious Brick Warehouses; formerly occupied
by Mr. l.. L. Carter, and more recently by Mr Nat.
Moore we are now prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce, aud solicit the patron
age ofour friends and the public, pedging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted 10
our care. We will keep en- hand at all times large
and complete stock Of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions which
we request the attention of purchasers
n B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents perbal
Shrevennrt Anril 9, 1856.
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A.. MA RX

VI "A H n
/ AS Just returned from New Oileans with as
~ m pretty and complete stock of SPRING and
ket
65'oI THE LADIES.-He takes this method Of
"''9g 'neir attention to bib splendid assortment Of
Orgaadie, and
Muslin Robes. AMI
An. Robes guile patterns.
tg as TOT his stock of Ladies' Misses, and Caters,
oaoas and Slippers, without hesitancy he can com
Ps'e with any establishment this side Of the city Of
New Orleans.
= ~ THE GENTLEMEN.--Mr Marx will only
'}, cai and examine his unsurpassed stock Of
y lle Duck and coIored Linen pants,
PACK Merno and Alpaca do
Black Merino, white Marseilles, and colored
-. Linen Goats,
a, mite and coored Margeies and Silk Vests,
:" which. with a complete assortment of
IL, CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
4" seA ior os reasonable prices (for cash) az can
o, found elsewhere.
sa ,ii NARY also has the agency Of SINGERS
--"ING MACHINES A few more left. ala
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w. u SHARKEY-

". y. DII hNAI
NEY AT LAW.-Will practice his pro-
iu the district courts Of Carroll, Madi-
ansas parishes, and the supreme court at
5. Office at present at Milliken's bend.
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Nntice,

Notice,
A t meeting of the Directors Of 6 The Shreveport
~ Insurance Company held on the I'd of Decem-
Der, the office hours Of said company were fixed as
follows: From g. NJ, to -, H., and from 3 to s. P NJ
dec9 p. II. ROSSON, Secretary.
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.
New Orleans s Red River Packet.

geaassmo a THE new, Light drsught, fast running
Atzasf4tsfsgFttss9 steamer COMET, r. SLEADE, mas
Eszzs9sszzZsz ter, (W. Sleade, clerk having been
put in thorough order, has resumed her trips reg
uIar packet between New Orleans and Shreveport
Port Caddo, Benton Smthand Jefferson, and all in
temediate landings and plantations. The Comet is 2
new very stounch and fast running boat with excel
lent accommodations for passengers, and has been
purchased By captain seade expressly for the trade
satisfaction to shippers aud travellers and promptly
attend to all orders entrusted to them For freight
passage app Y on board ianl9
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CANroED,S HOT AIR FURNACES
- Portable in brfck.
Thousands testify Ia their favor
Send for book-fres.
sANFORDS MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATER
fsvo-lte and economical Stove Of grea. power
Send for book.
SANFORD, TGUSIl0w co.
23e Water streek
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS
UBOLPHO WOLVES
PURE COGEA8 BRANDY IN HOTTIES.
PURE JAMAICA RUIZ.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHTSKEY

PORT Madeira AND SHERRY WINES
an supplying the trade with pure Coensc Brandy JA
Port Wines bottles for medical aud private use The i'm
Mat h8s crowned efforts place rp
within The reach OF all under the OF Aromatic Sohedam
Schnape and to drive out Of the market the perncous
druggists apo,becaries and medical me
to solicit the In the article
OF brandy should have complied with these
all quarters long but deferred from by the fact thai
the shortness Of the for there
chance Of being able import the choicest brandy
bottle aud sell nj moderate prices The duty on brandy
is seventy per cent lower ! have now made ar.
the highest reputc, and am regularly receiving
s,g-ments Of TIE best cognac brandy, which I bot
ting and selling as Wolfes genuine Cognac Brandy
with my SEAL labels and certificates, brandy bo
found when used medicine beverage healthful
vgorang II been matter Of universal complaint that
bottle OF pure, urixed French brandy very difficult 70
Obtain and the purchaser nine times IN deceived WITH
vile manufactured imitation. OF all descriptions OF ardent
spirits brandy from s high price has article ihst
mixers and sellers have turned their attention mlinns
Of gallons Of the called French brandy
annually through the land and have been the primary
Of murders suicides crre!es and crimes and have ho
sands early grave self destroyers from deerium ire
nanis potu and horrorsnames unknown until unprin
opled men began make m2ddening compounds and sell
The virtues pure French brandy need no, he told BY mn
They throughout the world medicine or miIS
smuAnt y Is AZ the French nation POLITICALLY name t. Ear
de v--the water OF hfe But this appies only when
pure and unaduernted Manufactured with the fearful inre
dents that make good imitation becomes death drink
innocent tens OF thousand Of remedy fearful
eyt have commenced importing Brandy botng sen
ing II as Woies genuine Coensc Brandy" daily
ceing orders from the druggists apoecaes In all psa
of the Union 70 sell Il for medical purposes
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street. New York.
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THE INSPECTION OF STEAM BonERs.-The
Special Committee of the Common Council
entrusted with the duty Of reporting upon the
resolution to establish u bureau of steam boiler
inspection, as suggested by the HERALD some
time ago, held their first meeting on Thursday
and took some evidence in the matter. We
hope they will lose no time in reporting favora-
bly,, before another terrific explosion occurs
and a semous loss Of life ensues We hardly
think, from the melancholy experience we have
had for the past year, that much evidence is
necessary to convince any one OF the necessity
of inspecting all the steam boilers used under
the streets and in crowded factories ct least
once a year.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
italian ARairs-The San Juan Island
Question, SC.

OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1852
With reference TO the San Juan Northwestern Bouu
Diary difficulty, the correspondence being carried
between government and the British government OF
such delicate nature that it deemed prudent to with
bold from the public for the present There deub
however, but that the British government has assumed
rather high and somewhat positive in its communi-
cations recently received. This course of proceeding Is
Characteristic of palmerson administrations but is no
evidence tia! the British will yield our Just claims
and rights in the case, when firmly aud cooy maintained
~ they viii be by Dir. Buchanan government.
have reason to believe tho administration has I'D
dressed Tie British government in a firm manner and
with full and frank statement OF the instructions given
70 the government. officers in Washington Territory with
reference Juan and the disputed boundary The
British government has doubtless from the impulse
Of fresh impressions made upon through ts officials in
British Columbia and the British press The exhibit Of
facts and General Ctss submitted will proba
bly, produce change AT all events there need be no
apprehension either that rights viii be given up or
that conflict will be result The admaistra
ton does not doubt that the boundary line along the
Cana. dc IIftro.
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TnE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S 1850.
The last nai from Europe brought adyces from distu
pushed sources respecting the present condilon
affairs in England, by which appears that none al
feresee how the difficulties attendant the Italian cues
lion be settled will be the result OF the N
rich Conference. 1t is evident that the various soyercgps
alarmed being apprehcnsivc OF general war Eng
land said has Power 10 depend on excepting Ger
snany, and being favor ,bie to the reform move
IAent in laly, she knows not how TO act be-
tween He tNo she ieaslt of losing ttc FREUD
ship OF the cue.n the advocacy Of the other Russia
who, since 4 Crmean war, has had more continental
alliances, Is events before coming decision as to
what part she viii take and, with the view Of acting
tegently the Emperor has ordered his Ministers from
The principal join him Warsaw order to give
him ample information the state Of the respective
countries to which theyare systematically assigned
For prudential than the usual caution
seems to be observed official quarters in conceaiua
from the public the present condition of the SAP Juan
Island question: and hence the contradictory statements
prevalent concerning it.
The new steamer built Pensacola will soon arrive a
Norfolk to be lifted with her engines and will convey
tnh'her inc officers and crew Of the Fulton
Reports prevail that acquisitions will be m ode far
tain aders and abotors Of the u,rncr,a r.rv consoa
tors, but the reports canno, be traced ~ .,iah,
sources.
aaron van Camp obtained to-day, in the Circuit co,r
on thc psrict OF Columbia, veffct OF SIG ON ayps,
Jonathan Jenkins This sui, for DAMAGES an ,s,c,
by plaintiff three years ago iron, acts or ,,o -
commercial agent Of the United states n, IN. Na,,
Islands, in the South Pacific
The President goes to the State p,par,m.,, !, ,,..
o'clock evrsy morning, aud las FOR three ua,,s
busiy engaged upon his message
The UptcG Staes District Court OF South c,ro,,,d H.,
made an order for the Of the ke,c rob :,
It's claimans The Court slid tha, he cargo crew ILL.,,
trial are INV circumstances miniy relied upon Ia p,.
;hr aisey s5laeou u ihp ttas ptahihne d. Afr,.,
slave trade ttN,y " The. .l,.s "a, satNra. r. S,a.
suspicion 81. , her.t ~. l',e tlwn ,,ly.,.p .tes.
purpose ia. 10 MOI lct,a r,a~o.,abl, souh, = d
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WORDs OF WARNING-THE SEASON OF COLDS
W and COUGHS IL nov approaching The weak and deli
and irsdious compsins medicinal compound or dis
covery has proved sectua the good
every and should OF n II ali those VIA
are subject exposure who naturally delicate
proper plaster during the fall winer months he annuai
deaths BY sumption in the United States would be decreased
continue Its destructive march, desoatng households and
numbering s victims the best and OF an
cheap simple and means is at hand that i, i
embraced BY all whom wond benefit Ary good plaster
wREE pe ri sG mn aes
the very best lis application and soothing liz
effects are immediate and permanent and 1t npsrts strength
remedy for these dangerous affections single box Is
which modern phanhrepists extol highly the news
papers Many shed early direct n.
Of these wondes full remedies The truth is THAI
in matters relating heath seldom common
COW bottle hundred bottles, Of swee,ened
water, with little sudanum and epicac cold stop
cough How protect aud delicate unasf
How can do good whatever Thousands of hearts
recomn such absurdies in such cases cod led 10
nothing but cough and cough led recovery should
serious harm can result Bot letters spes cbSsMP
TON in heface no has cold elects
or III treats Il This we all know should know but each
one hpes thai ne Will be exception Look the weekly
lists Of mortality number your friends and relatives
who have not been exceptions.
matter of bur ing the MAIN ETC PLASTER but we have
desire to speak plainly The Plaster which recommend
humbug We believe extended and universal empioymen1
shield sns the influences of changeable climate
fore take them 30 No delicate person at this
season, should be an hour without the MAGNETIC PLAS-
single 001 VIII last the T B. G. r MSFaH frf5
MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is sold BY Al
druggists In town and country everywhere
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Fire In Newark, N. J.
wO LACE IA TORIES AND EIGHT DWELLING
HOUSES DESTROYED.


NEWARK, Oct. %, 1859.
Two large factories Of the Chadwick Patent Leather
Company and eight large dwelling houses located on South
Bridge street destroyed by fire this afternoon Loss
over thirty thou and dollars The loss Of Chadwick Co.
10 25,0oo Of which TO- 900 insured. Loss
OF John II Stephen, So, 900; insured $500; Halsey
81 so, Insured 600 and other smaller losses The total
amount Of insura is 1000, wholly in New York
Offices This is the third time that the Chadwick Company
has suffered losses by fire in the last three years. The
insurance in New York Offices is Acknowledgements
SO 600; Excelsior s3,oO0 Commercial 5000; Artisans
5000; Mercantile $780, besides limited mt Sc
where. Lewis Mark and Walter Hopper, work men In Tie
Chadwick factory, were severely burned 1t is fear,
fatally.
NEWARK, Oct % 1859,
An inquest will be held to Pc npton, the
body a John Gordon aged sixty years. which found
the canal at Montvle, yesterday in mangled con-
dtion. The body bears the evidence Of having been
very badly beaten and the throat ia cut and manged
horrible man named George Ackers, has been
arrested the chare Of committing the act and the
suspicion Ia very strong against him.
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WHAT ABOUT NASSAU STREET How is the
job of widening Nassau street going on ?
Have the Aldermen made all their arrange
ments aboutit yet? 1t will not do to delay this
most nefarious but most congenial scheme
disturbing Nassau street in its present position,
as it is relieving itself by the business of the
city moving up town. Surely there is mische
and corruption enough in this job to stimulate
the Aldermen.