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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-03-26
State Ct Louisiana.

state CT koClslaIa.
Ninth Disfric. Court-Parlel ui ru!ute l,,no, 4.
IN tie K4te7 q Tx Succession Of Lcas Buty.st,,
No. 224o] IsseheL.
PURSUANT to I'll ord Of the Ninth Di,,r;s,
[ Court to Dc directed, l, the Sheriff unde,
s!gued, viii cir, for sac. on MONDAY tho
cS,h day of MARCH. 1859. al 10 O'Clock M
On tue premises the following property, to wit:
g1awess
KING, negro mani aggsd y yesTs:
DICK 4S?'9 twi.ha hernia,
LOUIS II yeuls.
FRANCIS, IS n with hernia,
RICHARD, 10y, Is years
ANGELINE. girl cstd Is ytags.
LOW, negro woman aged IS years; with her
three children George, aged ! years Washing.
.oa. aged ) years; and Elizabeth. aged 2 YEAR,.
JAM, nlulat;o Woman aE.d Il years: with her
infant three wecks Old.
1a1aG:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, established
az a sugar plantation, aud situated on the Upper
Chenal Of The Island Of Ialse River, coo;ainina
eight arpcnts front b. forty arpeu,a in depth,
more or less; with all the improve mcnts thereon
such as house, kitchen, eugar-bouse, re2ro cat-
ms, baru, stables, out houses, &c. bounded on
side by land of Julia, Langloia, t. " c, aud Ga
the other by land Of Jeremy CauIa!sr.
NEovableS:
Household Furniture l Gun l Gold Watch ;
Carts, Ploughs. Spades, &c; zoo barrels (more or
Less unshellcd Corn Is headsof Hogs; Is heads
of Sheep, (mre Or less Mules, Horses, Cows,
Ok; / Buggy and Harness; 800 hns!iaa Ere
bricks. 81
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-03-26

Lost or Mislaid.
A certain promissory note, Gawn By William
Eckles of West Vaton Rouge dated or the =
Ct -, 1857, a Athe sun4Fof $40, PAYABLE to
the order OF J.. S. ssbitfit being specified in
said note, that said pGasdue for rent oflaad;
said note matured ol JIG LIST day of January
1859.
The public is mott dnd to trade for said note,
and any one who WIN find II, is requested to re-
J. S. NESBlT.
Island of False River, March II, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-03-26
Vse STATE Of Louisiana

LIE state OF L9a-slaAa.
Parish OF noin,e Ceupee-N.ath Distriet oaFt
In tie 4aaa<r Of TIE S.r1sssion Of John d.
No. za56] Marshall, ascaase1.
PURSUANT to an order Of the Ninth District
Court, to lie Iii, etea, l, The untsfriBa'd' vi"
g. for - On
| Hyns1A tie 2sa dry 81 Aa,cA, 49,,
a. 70 o'clock. Nh, on II. prs2fses' the follow
ias described property, to II
Fred. negro man 80 Jert SO years; Becky,
negro aonssn aged abd 60 yesrs.
ALSO, the following nhQsable property 10 VIE
Horses, Mules, CIR, cave, 2yoke Of Oxen,
buggy, / Wagon, House dlkltcheh fufa''ae'
and farming utensils.
TERMS AND G~oNDTT0fy:
The moyables payable Ml Gums Of t'!y oolists
or upder, cash, and all sunsoTer fifty doliars' pay
able lat January. 1850. The slaves payaDis
one-fourtin Of the purchase price, cash, ana tne
balance in one and two years from day Of sals'
Purchasers to give their notes with approved =.
| curity, bearing 8 per cent interest from as: y
| sale til paid. and special mortgage reserved On
! the property sold till Gaal payment OF tne aos"'
SEVERN PORC1Ig, Sherih.
poinse Coupee, February &c, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-03-26
P. A.. ROY, Editor.
y. n. Carrigan

Isou, authorized agent for New Orleans, to receive
and receipt fox subscriptions and advertising.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Magnificent Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della w ARE.
CLASS l.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del. Saturday, May 2sth.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

30,3l6 prizes. amountinPto 81 POP 900
Tickets SO, Halves $40, Quarters IS, Eghths 81 So
Package of 90 Whole Tickets at $50 costs. $500
There are IL drawn ballots and each ballot be-
ing worth $40, makes. $40
is per cent OF, making. SO
Leaves net. 2O4
Leaving risk TO the purchaser .......... S3l6
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on a
Package, for which We Will send Certificate fol-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

- p.p pIcKEr.
lasz7-tf skS Al k4rket street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Rates Charged for SrrOnd-Clam Tickets.

migrants viii be taken upon Deck % reduced
prices aud rom three 10 ten collars cheaper than by
any other route.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
DIyIDEND d.

THE Beard % Directors % the Nashville CouEneF-
II cal Insurance. Company have this cay declared
= dividend Il Twelve per ceut ga the Neolr AptiA
sgaek out q the pruets ef the izst siK moDts,
Ter eeat % be applied - m ssl E 40 q tae re-
naming stock notes aad the ether per he
pad 10 ths zockhoiders Ia cash. aeF TIE 1Sth
i4st JAMS WAAkkk,
mAyS-fm Secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Stramboats.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

y HE. fine Passenger and a 18Th
freight Steamer EASTPCRT <zzz<-SsreeSEss4tza |
z. WooD Master, will continue
in the above trade the entire Season maxim regular
trips be this city and New Orleans. The last
PORT is last, of light draugbt and we'll adapted for
the Cumberland riy er trade.
noy24-tf A. HAMILTON. Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
FINE CHANDELIERS.


M friend sand the public general Nv that he Ia. e.
turned troai his Sorsaerntour aud lsseady to spe.
tne fall campaign.
AFuiiv posted IN alIreeefl m pr veaisnf,ia Phasa
.raphfc a.iipviation--reya az heretofore .saleIJ
uoon tAs merits OF his p,s,ai and determined 20
sRhIshaveney- gwen him fair t',il 20 dose
.Ses xii,r- this present rooms g. most con q.
uisrtIy and pirassntly ioontea VI .-s the City,
.x'h.<rv are s1rnsr oft'ntHn ALL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FTNHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
Il the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, and - now
prepared execute Bills of LaaiEe throuRhto Bos-
ton, New York Philadelphia or Baltimore on exceed
ing liberal terms.
He Willa isn enter INTO arTaREeme nts for the dey
cry Of Goods from any OF the Eastern cities TO all
points the Cumberland river unreasonable rates
For information apply 90
JOHN n. HARRIS. Steamboat Agent,
nox1e-tT Al FISHER, WHfIKzS A Co.'S
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAIN
Leaves GalEtiu, 80 AN leave Gallatin ! " NJ.
Arrive Edgcaeld, AN Arrive Edgeheld ? SOP N.
Leave - 10 '' Leave $50
Arrive Gallatin II 30 An Arrive Gallatin r. NJ.
The Train leaving Gallntn al 7.30 A. NJ. and
Edgehcld al 10 A. ~, connects Gallatin with mail
coaches TO and from Louisville The train leaving
Edgebeld at 10 A. NJ, and Gailatn At p NJ. con
meets with mails coaches TO and from Hartsv lie and
Carthage. Only the morning train viii be run on
Sundays.
III Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each passenger Will be allowed so Us free. A
charge Viii be made for extra baggage which must
be paid 60 the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried In tide baggage cars, viii be charged
express freight, which must be paid 10 the Agent OF
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their seats al GallatR and Edre
held, without purchasing tickets viii be charged 10
cents extra.
pov29 kOBT. MCLEOD. SUM-.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
50nn0ers.
Removal.

Removal.
THE subscriber takes this methcd OF informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed hs Hardware store from the
old stand Market street. To No. So in te large brick
building, lately erected the South side OF Broad ST
where lac keeps constantly hand and makes TO or
der the various arties embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention his large assert
ment of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &C, such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Pillow Molds
StrawC Cutters, CornShellers Corn CrusheTs, MIL
Crusbers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Shirts and Underwear.

WYE are now seeelring superb assortment G
w SAFts. u tae tstesl p4terns, v@santca -
~fli AID - be nle ~ arstrete sty Il. Al-e, eTet
Kbseaa czzknsFe, heFlao. Gotten, Ngslie &s,,k
fsr AL ~ J. II. Nc6lu
DaEzS-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

IUET received large let 81 Chiidrsns Garages.
J nBsly dashed ,whssh III es snid iewerthahevcr
eefnrssin Ihls market-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Louisville and Nashville r ai!road
Winter Arrangement.
TIME TABLE.

az and after Monday, Nov %, 1858, trains vii
" run follows:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
WIN. T. WRIGHT & CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville kS--SIN
and the public generally, that they have Ia
purchased the we'll known Livery Stable anu tne stock
aud hXturcs form erly occupied by VIM. }. Phps, on
Market Street, ius below the Square.
We have hrst-rate lots aud boXsttlls To accommC-
date drovcTs and ali our friends who may favor Us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all cases
We have "A large number OF fine Saddle Horses and
ne Bugges TO hire at all times.
The fact is we do not intend bein passed byany
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-ly WM. 1. WRIGHT %.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27
Notice to Shippers.

49, 49,; 49, zl-.T7s 60
I being OF the utmost importance for the proper
l. protection OF the Track, and 20 keen out Of the
way OF gravel and other tains that freight trains be
run at regular uniform rate 81 speed which can only
De accomplished by rinuing on schesu e time there
Tore in order that the freight trains may be run on
the time laid down IN the schedule, V ordered that
after thirty days from this date freight viii be re-
ceived by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Schedule Stations only
r W. COLE.
sap't Of Transportation n. * c. X. R.
ian22-tf :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
THE sICKLEs TRAG EDY.

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I'M 'Ar"o-'"H IN 'ei "issfee"fi
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

OPENING OF SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
sTRANG, ADRIANCE & Co..
NO. SIS BROADWAY.
WILL OPEN AT RETAIL,
oN MospY. M.ReaI
AN ELEGASr STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS
SAAh'LS oso.NDrrs Lawns, a.,
,pec,y imported for their City Retail Trade, snsssas sssj
novelties eI ;lGsNely couhDed to this house
NEW MOURNING GOODS
Ia grs., variety also, fai s..oEtssRs0f
pAM,sks AND HoUsskrrrIss HHsSsikrrrIss GOODS.
Ofev'D t''eHPi'n' s,;s ssw rsi, sm.wsl .s,ity Of
LSfks snosss' aSP ads1EsS, SMssSioEalE' 81. u.
New good, b. every .tssroer.
AT RETAIL.
EDWARD LAMBERT G COMPANY
Wli open
s,rdsy, March TIN,
NEW AND ENLARGED ROOMS,
No. 3S5 Broadway corner OF Worth s.zest, ~
SPRING IMpoRrArfoSs
PARIS FABRICS,
CHENE aud sRocApE SILK ROSES.
CHENE SILKS,
BAYApERE sad A LEZj
told cOLoRs and CHECKS
PArHNT BLACKS end BIsCH0sHs.
ROBES AND DRESSES
in GRENADINES
BARIGEs,
TISSUES
ORQAsDiEs,
Lawns. o..
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
sBAwLs
LAcEss
EMsRoIDERIEs, ke.
10 FULL ASSIGNMENTS ris
All just imported,
and 10 whieh daily sddtons win BE- nsde.
" g. d. pastuents for HOSIERY and HoU5EkExfgs0
scods viii sboItly b open
EDWARD LAMBERT e COMPANY.
A RNoLD, CONSTABLE * Co.,
Iav. row IN STORE their fun SPRING sfocK Of
LINEN sHeETINGs. TowELINGs NAPKIyB
TABLE CLOTHS aud OAMAsKs,
COTTON sHEETIEGs aud sHIRrINGs, BRrLLLAHr6,
CAMBRlCs, JACONErs.
swIss aud NULL mUsLINs, MARSEILLES QUILTS,
BLANKErs. FANNELs, &c.
Also,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS
DsAPERY MUSLIN. H.,
All Of which will be offered s the lowest msrxst rate.
CANAL. corner Of MERCERe4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

n. FRA: numbered
THE COSMOGHAPH!
T8c Cosso6RIPHi
TIE COsMOGRAPH!
! tsIESsSfa!ssE tssItSsSfsasEE s=sSs:sE!. =
A PHILOSOPHICAL MoSrHLY.
SLSTSs % s.,ssTos k1,;ST .se Prs o'osTsST s5s:ST.
y. CLINTON BAkEE6roS, k6.,oI Aa1 fropn.,or.
tn. Evpyscss or DrIss In which the srthor dssaee'
his passs- through tie holo~ eehs Of Alhesm As'snsia
IA ana tves ti for retaining 20 the pei;y ioT he io
Ton q tie isnibs rrobl-n' g-e'eztes ia Lie
4 TIE FAILE RsDgEsEk.
Tar EILDs or Blooo! srsv,e~ c, tie political world
He,e.ins he sris rrusgs Q. AsnsJ AID oOnuon sense
C. Tai ylsIEs or iHE EIoprs In which I; /, enetoned
whether Me,. ever existed and whether The Jews na0n
Tas g,ssos.Dt; An Epic. By FRAsS CLrros B.s-
Ten p. Of n. Priests Tb Pssoe OF The Kine' sAe Re-
rasc Of the PsoP.i Tse Word Of he sP'i Tae Unit
THG MorHIs or rHe Nircys: Il which Il h r,uei that
b-e exit in ib heart Of Aaa 90 y.srs ago, sreA aud
ihs Jews t,ypsn, Chsde,ps kc owed iDo Wedge Of
The sIu and hey he'd IN comuoa with sAes oher
quo:stoLs from usnJ th. n. Bible No. 5s sss
boot in any tao hnIa,tbe EnGi'h saying ore eins aud
TO- Psoors mar soLovoy's soye- s fragment q He
brew DaA and s the sooi Of JOB merely the trans alton
H THE TErIDTLs fe~ Plain Statements designed to show
that merely n,s,ve stepcsn tie worst edrse VA.ca can
IS TEE Ace o. splErrs: Review 0, Spiritual M,uifs.a.
ton' ~hb bss at~oedsed s"ors cuts oSh NAJ+ both De-
hfyeTs apd docbers.
Is TIE BUILDING TIE CONTINENTS: Record Of the
Woro Tor sn Hundred abon fearsshowing ths the word
form sry and all continents ard AAnds were
built by t,e Dsus prodae Of this element sr the malner
u which the s: going forward soug tse Coral
Iil.s oi the Paclhc,
EISHrY oIHIR SIMILAR ARTICLES,
including paper by Baron u nbod suhor Of Cosmo' on
ibs q The so.I sy.:.m around the csu.rsl sun
"Noies ofPrf Agas'iE " La Race Hansn'" aud Cos
no,sphi, Unysrs-e Of L~eoutr-r "Geoloea Researches
n the United States snd Can,ds'" 5y Charles LJsl,
y. r s, H..
Terms:
s2rr srnum, II advance. sIDze number, IS cents-
sEbcnb.rs m,nr viii receive Mouth six month";.
ana the oyphA New Tesameni or InJ othef dollar book
tbey may order.
subseb. remtti1E 81 v receive orr hcntsy yss the
.o,sd T'tsn sn aud TIE lost books Of Enoca s1f JAe or
ny 81 WORK desired
Hank where mali received a pi Adirea
BARklNGTON 4 Co, PGbishefs
No. S35 BIosd~sr, Eer.York.
Al papers IN the United States and Cansd. receivns
marked copy will please insert three uu-. with few hne
editorial pro or con- first number and send O. with second
ipt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

49, Msnsgers Of the Nursery and Chuds 9
- ossafe 70 skrowe3se srststay their ooa6 On 70
te.tsm.n wto acted kAzsseIs o. tns Cr,r'ty
On as ID Of March The beauty and sessnoe u tast
-. r. ~ va owing n the and eDerfy OF the Dsnsse
thsx .. cen.is and 10 the offers q the Navy IG:'
cd 'er ;As re sss hsst cS.rsty ch saAsd
~ e.EJ Of Re sseo.esI Tls bsaD~li 70, ~ vii be yub
kshee u kv ssys 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

YTIE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY.
Just pubishsd BY
J. B. LIPPINcOTr l. Co, Phlsdspha
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY
THE SAFE lNvEsTh:NT or CAPiTALi
THOUSAND CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.
PRsFAcED LETTERS
VICTIM OF TIE L.Tk PANIC
On !. honey-Ge Lst Art; do kor.Unss were r1,de
A. Ancient 1Iues How Fortunes have been MADE ia hodsn
nss How 70 Get Fst Tbousaud Dollars. which Treats o.
How Labor Probably, sEd IN what cOnsiss tee AT Of
Econouy. With appendix cO6tEirics
VALUABLE sECRErs AND hANUfACTCRiNG
RLCEI'r5
Cosed from reliable sources aud tneldinf some hSr IL
sid have been sold ya)gs mes ioT o0DsioefAoe sunf
Til, unique book Io; he adged By any otaef-ti " N
cal, ens Of s kiHx Every admits that some hinds S
business probable than Others snd knows the IN
porGnce Of sezrg the favorable opportunity oui no oEe unu
now haf noted commeLted the yarlous ehtaces,
schemes projects and openings foT those In van: oil pob>es
bu,re. TIE author gentleman Of ability and p.osns
~er-hn performed important teryce cins esAac.
Ier chance money especially E5r! eaasee' AID
u the world and made
one of r,adsb. Interesting vel prnsnerty
kt sprt issigeni ho h1t AsI fortuas tet 70 ~lks
one Voun., isrse limo, ~ pp., . %
TIE chAp:er How 10 Ge; tie Fin. Thousand Dollar 10
alone worth ten tines the prize - - -
To..si. EyEEYwHEkE BY ALL DEALERS IN BOOKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

TNHE SABBATH-SCHOOL BELLA new
collection of cnoic. Hymns aud Tunes orig nal and stand
ard carefully and simply ARRANGED solos Onsts Thos SEMI
Chorasss Cborus.s and Tor Organ helodson Piano
fkis book eontrs nearly go Hymns and Tnss and ons OF
the best collections for ssbbsh Schools Issued Among
ue laf- pub.r Of and popular Tunes may be found
Zion," 10. Prize u cent?, % hundred Gk g,nLy
bound cents single; sl5 hundred just o1bfshed
HORACE WATERS, No. SIS Brosd~sy
TNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE
Il MUM Co, American and Foreisn Pat<nt Solicitors,
REMOVED from lsS Pultonst tsun Baildin) 70 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

lust PUBLISHED-A fine PORTRAIT OF
u the Hon. Q. s. RANDALL Supcrioten5eat oi sSSoos
Nsw-lcrk City For ssls b. lyIsON PHlNSEf, 10. -
Apd ~ WNkegst sod By g. SCHusTER, No. ". bfosaNAS
THE CHESS MONTHLY for March is NOW
READY. CSntAihs Portrs, Of Psai hcrpay ara - ren
Of his EuYopsan sAoes besds variety Of in.sressns SfA
o. year -. RGHaksr. for sss BY III d~.les
W. hILiEk, So - SAsssas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

A NEW BOOK,
N BYrEI AUtHoE or Joss H,LITAx GrST'.
ALICE LEARMONr;
o. A HoTHLRs Lovk,
H,,,ta " la.srS,sd from dssrus b, James Goi~in vol
l.ruo S0osntA Austria ia Hs-Ory y John :. C. Abo't
,sisor Of Life Of SaFoe0a yol i.nO- 81 So Aferr on
Of Ur nssd Life l.1o sl Easi Or, Ll;tle o. L...e
lsulo 81 Eih-Fs Love Life l2so. 81. ssanr Ooct'rs
Adventures IL TIE South vi.h IA taIir.s1rs E9r de-
,Ins ty Darcy; 2uno eo:s, "a Map: raorPs a-s
ip AtAuss S:t IS kuuogsus Illustrations. from eecGns sy
D.,l.y: Emo cloth oil IS FChsr Ds by treterlA
Br.m,f I2no sI - Backa,Is czrioGtjes Of S.,arA III
,or,, lso cloth sA La PisA ns-rt1ye Of tre 1i;ed
Stats survey u River IL Pi;s sa3 tributaries With as .ns
o,.rstou tvo eoh 81 Al pubica0os IeesiTed - 'ooa
A. ssued Gin worth from IS % So with e'eEy pS'
eh.ss 70 he amount of 81 oT -
Evans Co, No. 81 Broadway, New Yors-
a NEW BOOK for the CURIOUS, entitled
~ MATRIMONIAL BROkEAAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
DELISSER Il PROCTER, No. sos Broadway,
IL PUsLIsH THIs Day
THE ROMANCE OF THE RING,
oyuyp pOYMs

By JAMS sack. lima, clJsa Et:, 81 -
TIE poetry of James Mack 10 ehsfseter- ID by yersh aon
re.a ksby n0wns easy and ses unaffected and len
Gus ccon depth and teu.su-ss Of feeling Tor raica oe
sminepy considered te poe. Of toe snsctona ff
yrecoey talent ans s.nneot under crcgns,aoce. pea
ary urproFioEs he 1, irtel-tCs ~onte. We st con
sisuy reminded IN rezaE his poducors Of Barnss wac
they resemble IL tse.T n,.arr.s and rr-is'e p
Gen. Morris.
The econ Is hshly creetabe % tae writer's hye-.'
% sSrcy purity ofthough' Fn6 y Of ysr zoa Aaoase
horng misfortune of to;. oss of h-afiDt y ear
falls alive . tie melodies G. nature A.. toe ehr n o.
toc u iu.eioOurss.' - rri5ure.
-. Agents waite. for he work.
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SCHOOL BOOKS-ORAMs FIRST BOOK.
- An Ipductye and PIosressiye Primer. fi pages 81
InuttIa;ioUa
DRAINS PICTORIAL DEFINER. 1000 Illustrations, 22s ~
oRAAs FIRST LESSONS IL ENGLISH GRAMMAR
22s pages
These books h.ye sdded 20 the approved Text Boo
u,ed In III. Primary ana Gran Scho o Of NswYoik Pub
H.hed by DANIEL FASSHAW ooI. Ann and Nasssuss ~ T.
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The New Cure for COnsumption, (diseoyer.d By
VIM uora Of OIL and introduced III this city last De
e,mber by Prof BRONSON has yet hlsd the CGres
abund. y move References given here and e'ssEhee a.,
No O6 Fs 4thst (oppo,i:e the Academy Of Musc vb
tbe GREAT REMEDY can BE- bsi for bottle The des
tstote poor cured free Of charge, from 10 to4
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5prriol Notires.
= III. Leading Metropolitan Steam Printing H.u.s

"Ths LsGsns Metropolitan Steam Printing Hsuse."
Rsker & Gsdwfn, Book, JOE CARD PRINTERS,
Sburs Buildings, .,pectoy inform thsr patrons aud tie
pphEe thai they have recently msds VERY LARoE ADD
TIoFs to their extensive @sorinent Of
TYPES, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS, ENGRAVNGS, &C.,
And have saying that in humber Beauty ana
Variety their Display Of Letter &c, b far tie LARGEST
ass nnos inviting In the country
nux Of tAsse NEW FONTS sap.hor TO Anything pre-
v,os,y the finest ensrsvbssnd enable MS to
Fye appearance 70 finer work bA hite mfsor
10 the finest plate printing
MERCHANTS, PUBLISHERS, PRoFEssloNAL AND
BUSINESS kEN GEHERALLY, desiring PRINTING Of
any sipd the First Style Of ths Art iaysd 70 visit
Oss where thsusanss of specimens Of variety Of Ty
pesIsshy can be seen.
BAKER GOODWIN Printer. Enra,su, tc,
Printing House Square, opposite City Hail. N. Y
Entrance Nc. sPruce't
Sixteenth Ward dspublcaL Associarion.-A Iesl
la tpg Of the hs.ocston viii De bed 81 Chelsea Ha lsa-
ABB o'eleeh. DAVID r. JsOU1s, PTesident
j. J. sS,raiso r. r1aSe SMITH, Secretaries
HTeokIyn geuIh Ward Republican Ciub.-The reg
Msere ku be held At No 81 Boerlm S. on Mon
1ssss 70 City Conventon a. the place TUESDAY
SAMUEL Z. BELCHER President
CO. ovrS,csr, Secretary.
Twenty First Ward Republican Association
fA.r will b. mset Of the Assosdon e. No 4s5 4h ay,
AosOAf h'hN'sH ThSMSs SLs B. vAN 'S BUaEN President
CsRBToTHsR PULLMAN, Secretary
KiDss CeuD,y Rfpublicau General Committee,
HKOokLyE March t5In ofa resolution passed
BY hs Conmitee the Republican Electors Of "a.
PaIds Of this city requested hold Primary Meetings
TUESDAY EVENING ssh ins, between the hours Of
and Seek Deeates from each Ward 70
City Convention THURSDAY EVENING, March IL, a
7octk s No. CoH-tst for the purpose Of nominating the
sssvnt ancer. Mayor CITY Treasurer, Controller aud Au
dtoT, to b. supported At the ehs1ing election.
fbs following places have been designated for boldng the
PriEsrJ keotn gs
Dot WsTa-s.sr Hotel
LTD WaIs-Ho. 10 Garrison 81
Iifd Wsrd-NO. 10 Joreem01-tt
IVth WATd-No. lbJ Acamss-
Vth Wsrd-Ho. l2S Prospectst-
With WsI6--Sbool room Baltic and Clinton sts.
vIIh W1d-CeL Ennkinsv ana Wiloughbytt
VINL WaId-At the usnsl place Of meeting.
IHh WsTd-Ilolders Hotel
Xth Ward No. So Boefum-at.
Xith Wsrd- Cor. Adeph-st. and Myrler
xIItb Wsyd-No. Lu9uee!E<
XlIIgh WAre-Odeon, 5th Ut.
XIVtb Ward--Coluuibsn Hall, 0rsndst-
XVII WsId-kaonlo Hall, GTaud.st-
XVIII Wud-Uniop Hail. cor. Meserole snf Kwcnsts.
XNIIth WsId-Cor. Franklin and COlyer-sts-
XsllIn Wnd-Bsebee's Hotel hyTtie.ty. Plank Road
and Bushwiok
XIXtb Ward-Cor. Broadway snd ftest
By order y ALPHEUS SMITH, Secretary
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AT RETAIL.
IA I,s Whispered 20 tAe Mllon,
PA. TUCKER's BRIDAL APPOINTMENTS
Are Perpetual
uCKERS BRIDAL VEIL
fuckers SPRING FLOWERS
Ar G.,AsrtnL
YUCKYRs BIDS AT 80 CENTS eER GROSS,
Are B1ds o! Promise
His sBOsEs Lfe ia P1l Bloom
FUCKERS MIsCELLANsOus STOCK Tor ne Toilet
A. No. SCI BROADWAY,
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AT WHOLESALE.
"A PARIS FLOWERS
COIFFUREs ard BRIDAL WREATHs, from reE,Sle man
ufactlTers Ia: supply
THE lsrEaIAL Corsrs oT EUk0PG.
JAMES TUCKER No cl Broadway,
Mex. door % fcomPODs-