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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

% For a long time we have. been want.
ing rain badly. Our roads and streets are
filled With dust, which each breeze drives ir
clouds through the air, much to the annoy.
anee Of the good people Of this part Of the
State: In Baton Rouge the wells and els,
TINS ara nearly all dry and unless a rair
comes speedily, the want Of water will be
severely felt by the citizens Of that town.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

MORE OF 1r.--It will never do to keep The
good things which are constantly turning "
among our Democratic friends from our read.
ers. Ordinary morsels we may keep for pri'
vate use. but rich, luscious ones we mus
share with our readers. Here is the latest
and one OF the daintiest crumbs Of the poll.
teal table:
A Democratic member of Congress from
Alabama, the Hon Eli S. Shorter, a lettel
from whom, we find republished in the En-.
qxirer of Yesterday, is severe enough upor
Douglas, as the following extract will show
"Douglss,u he says, rs q great man il
many senses Of The word great in talent, in
oratory, in ambition, and i Treason. to III,
South aud his old party. which HIS showered
its honors upon him. But he will find that
the State Rights Democratic party is far great.
= chance for the nomination at Charleston
inmate Se,0ard, Hale, or Giddings, a. Douglas
l WOULD VOTE FOR ONE OF THEM
AS SOON AS 1 WOULD VOTE FOR
HIM ."-Riehn,ond Wing.
Per contra, q new Democratic paper ha,
just been established in Mississippi to advo-
the claims of this same hated Douglas. Be.
hold, how good and how pleasant it is fol
brethren to dwell together in unity!.
Pitch in, gentleman,t don't be backward
and never mind about being too choice in
your terms. Great plainness Of speech i.
sometimes necessary
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

j.: 70 Can anybody tell u whore last Nom
days Cyeset.t has gone. The package never
came 70 Baton Rouge, that's certain. What
are ths Clerks about in the New Orleans Of.
!, fee a! Mails going ast.ay seems to b the
order OF the day. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

PlrEa & BaAD1oRD.-Ars receiving by
every arrival from the North, large additions
tostheir already large stocks. Space will not
not permit u to particalasise--o0r rssders
must look over their sew advertisements in
so.day's paper, for full particulars.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

A NHw MOVEMENT AGAINST T. w EBsTER
Standardization. Ea~aticism.-T'he aboli-
~tionists have adopted a new rally ing cry
= Down with the Union," has gwen place to
" Down with Webster's Statue" The dis.
unionists OF Massachusetts, are convuIsed with
Indignation that the bronze image Of the
" great expounder" should remain in front of
the State House in Boston, and Gov. Banks
il roundly denounced for recommending the
State to accept the statue as a gift. We quote
the following words from Garrison's mani
festo on TIE subject, published in the Libera-
tor .,-
1.-THE Statsse must be Rensored ."-Let this be
the popular decree to-morrow-let the decla-
ration 60 forth from the lip. Of every upright
man; let it be the voice of Massachusetts,. A
vote of the Legislature can undo what 4 vote
has done. That vote can be secured BY a
prompt circulation Of a respectful petition, to
be signed by oil who in their hearts respond
to the cry--khe statue nssst be rensoued. The
aatse nssss be removed, " a~d kt al tie peopIe
say aaen." TO-,
The petition which these fanatics are now
circulating, III addressed to the Massachusetts
Legislature, and il a. follows: -
We the undersigned citizens of the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts,, respectfully
ask you to remove from the State House
gsouuds-as no honor to the State and 5repug-
nant 10 the moral sense Of the people--the
statue Of Daniel Webster, whose last years
were spent ip defending the fugitive slave
bill and whose last counsel to the common
wealth was to conquer Der prejudices' against
slave hunting, and to return men to bondage
with alacrity.'n F
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

Baron Rouex Posr OrRlcE.-From Mr.. J.
MoCoHMlok, the courteous and accommoda-
ting Postmaster At Baton Rouge, we learn
that the number of letters received At that
office from July LIST to September 3oth, 1859,
wa l s,602; number mailed during the same
tinae, 18,365-total-36;967.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

HooszRAD Hoors-.All psrsons in want
ofa superior article Of Hosshssa hoops, ready
split and trimmed, neatly put up in bundles
% suit purchasers, are referred 10 the sdver.
tisenaeat Of Mr.. Dawn P,rE., in another
column. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

ALlFE-L,kE P1cluRE.-The Hon. Benimain
H. Hill, OF Georgia, says the Richmond Wing,
has made very apparent his powers as a faith
full artist, in the following picture Of Modern
Patent Democracy, drawn in a recent letter
written TO Alabama. No one can deny the
entire truthtuaness Of the likeness. He says:
For several years the leaders Of this party
have been clamourous throughout the South,
during every canvass, with professions of de-
votion to the int rests Of this section Of the
Union. They have Wanted it as the only re-
liable party for the~South, and everybody
who refused to act with it, has been denounced
as untrue, and the ally Of Abolitionism. But
weat are the facts Of history
In the first place, every Abolition leader
for the Presidency, from l846 to Tow, has
been taken from the Democratic party. And
what is more significant. every such leader,
when he chose 10 return, has been received
back into the Democratic party, without any
repentance, and mttout the retraction of a
singlke toord Of his .Aboliiion heresy: Mr.. Van
Buren, went back only declaring that under
the Ka'sas Democracy, Freesoilism could best
accompli sh its mission, aud with this strong
declaration on his lips: and printed, and pub.
hshed, he and his Soft associates acre received
into the Democratic fold! .
Again, We, have heard much of the Wilmot
Provi*o,, squatter Sovereignty, UnfriendIy
Territorial Legislation, and non-protection
as to slave property, etc, but will the people
of the South learn tie significant fact that
each Of these heresies had its futher in the
Democratic party? Yet this is not only SO,
but the most vigorous ane powerful OF these
fathers are at this very moment the leaders
Of the Democratic party, and aspiring to the
highest honors Of the Nation!'
"Frcesoil principles then, received their
strength from, had their birth, and now find
their home in; the Patent Democratic Party
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

% The Democratic Convention in the
oixth Congressional District of Illinois has
nominated the Hon. John A. McClelland for
Congress. A dispatch says that resolutions
were adopted endorsing Douglas aud popular
sovereignty.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
Parish Candidates.
For Clerk Of Court.

Ens,oR spoAn P1Axrza:-You will please announce
WTILIAM ID. .CHAMBEHIIN, the present
saeieut Incumbent, ~ an Independent candidate for
reSieetion to the ohfee Of Clerk OF the Sixth District
Court, In and for the parish Of West Baton Rouge,
and ohlige his -
April 2, 1859. MANY FhlhNDs'
Ep. 9uoAn P1Annm:-P1sase announce the name Of
JQleo R0eem0md HebeEt, u . candidate for
the o6ce Of Clerk Of the Sixth District Court Of this
parish, ct the next November election,
- end obiiee, -~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For State Senator.

IN. SuoAR PLANTER You are hereby authorised 10
announoe Ale1asas1 Barrow, ,Esq., of this par
sh, A. the Democratic nominee for State Senator
from this Senatorial District, and obliRe
s. = %* %z WEST BATON ROUGE.
sspt1ote 9th. 1850,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

| hold it TO be TIE fact, says Pascal, that if
all persons knew what they said Of each { ther
there would not be four friends in theworld.
This j. manifest from the disputes to. which
indiscreet reports from one to the other give
rise. y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
Cot: r u: skM xo.--This gentleman, De.

Coz. r -. SEN xks.~-This gentleman, De-
mocratic candidate for Attorney General, is
now canvassiinng come Of the parishes in be-
half Of his party From the Claiborne .Advo-
cate claiborne parish1 we learn that he ad-
dressed ! meeting in that parish recently, IN
which heGrather touched up the Democracy
Of the State-adm uniting the Aduocate's report
correct, and we see no reason to doubt it.
From what we know OF Mr.. SkMNEs, he is
the last man we would suspect of misrepre-
sentation. and all who know him will COIN
eide with us. Here W. have evidence o. the
best character that the Democratic m"rlbers
Of a late Legislature although in = majority.
refused to enter into many measures Of re-
form, though urged BY one Of the most prom
inent Of their body. Do VIC want better ev-
ideuce OF the apathy oil the dominant party
to the peoples interests Does not the
charge. Itself eSci'e suspicion as to their
hou.stye Below is the extract from the
.Advocate:
Col. T. J. Semmes, the Democratic candi-
date for Attorney General addressed a very
small portion Of the voters OF the parish ut
this place one day last week. His speech
was "a plain, Straightforward, manly effort,
calculated to rebound more to the interest Of
Col. T. ). Semmes, than the Democratic
PARTY. He was frank to, admit that although
as a member of the last Legislature, he had
taken a decided stand in favor of the various
measures Of legislative re- form introduced be-
fore that body, and that Notwithstanding, as
ne plainly showed, his party had at least a
respectable working majority in the .Legisla-
ture, and he wal put forward Is 4 leader Of
that party, he was not able to rally a suffi.
cient number of the Democratic party to the
support Of any measure Of reform, to enable
him to carry it through
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

The OPPOSITION IN .CADDo.-The Caddo
Gazette, told Line Democrat) seems to be
fearful Of the fast Increase of the OPPOSE
ton moveme at in that parish. 1t appeals to
its PARTY in the following terms:
AIre ady the Opposition in Caddo parish
boast over their expected victory and assert
triumphant!y that they will! carry their en-
tire ticket. Their expectations are based
upon the aid which they rely upon from the
ranks Of the Democratic party. They have
selected their ticket with the view OF secu-
ring enough voters Of every class and profess
sion from US to elect every man. We are
satisfied that our ticket will succeed if the
citizens Of the parish are true to their own
interests. In conclusion we ask. in all frank
ness. this pertinent question: Will the voters
o. Caddo endorse every man on the OPPOSE
ton ticket? II You vote for a mar you ell
dorse him.
1t adds:
We will not attempt to Disguise the fact
that dissatisfaction exists in both parties in
reference to the nomination Of certain men
on each ticket. As a matter OF course, every
voter will exercise his Judgement in this
matter, and vote for those whose past actions
give assurance that they will faithfully dis
change their duties il elected.
The OrPoslTIoA IN CLAlBoRnE.-The Clai.
borne .Aduocvte seems to think "things is
woski,'" in that parish. 1t says: .
From all we have seen and heard within
the past week, we are led to believe that
Claiborne politics are about to, assume, if
they have not already done so, a more lively
and animated form than tney have heretofore
presented during the present canvass.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
I For Representative.

En-. SUGAR PLANTER You are hereby authorized
70 announce Capt. Henry w. Alla,,, ~ 4 cand,.
date for Representative If this parirh.. and that he
will be supported by the p*~'ple irrespective OF
party. 81"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For District Attorney.

BDsNoR suaAn PLAnrka:-Yon are hereby authori.
sed to announce j. Duncan Stuart a. the DEMO
cratic candidate Tor District Attorney Of the sixth
Judicial Distinct, and oblige HIS FRIENnS&
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

ErFEcrs or II EARrHQuAkK.-BoB -
as usual, came staggering up to the Rainbow,
yesterday, and was greeted by one Of the by
ISLANDERS with the usual remark
Hello, BoB drunk again, | see."
"No, not drunk thir) effects Of the (hic)
earthquake, old fell (hic) shook me SO bad
(hic) last week amt got done (hic)@ shaking
yet. Amt drunk lhic) by a durn sight
" Coin to treat
We are sorry to say that the effect Of the
earthquake" are visible quite often just now
Election is near at hand.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For Coroner.

Z" ii. etrcAR PlArf1R f-Yes win please announces
B11vahis 8Aufn&e q ! candidate for the once Of
Coroner q this parish, and obiise his
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

u Hon. DASIEL D. AvERY il announced
in to-day's paper a. a candidate for Jud &c OF
he Sixth Judicial District Court.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

~ Take care to be an economist in pros
perity; there is no fear Of your being one in
adversely.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For Sheriff.

&. SUGAR PLAN5H :-Please announce V1l11An
, White, the present incumbent, a. . candidate f.
reelection to the o1eo of Sheriff. II this parish.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08


The ""1SnErEsDxsr AnEs,cAn" Tscesr
IN Nrw ORLEANs.-Democsacy ia III Imuid,t
Of its fears, is just now, jubilant Il the fact
that there il an " Independent Aueric,.u
ticket in New Orleans, and that itaeors we'll
for the future success Of Democracy IN that
city. Undecieve yourselves, gentlemen; and
you, Of the Opposition party ia Tie esoshtry.
r-...,re vonr..tvs. . ~. xvh,,. "a ,...'
dentn ticket is a transparent bumbux. Ind y,
only held together ~ the gigantic $685.
Gas. D. DRxux. We,l1 .hov, Won 4. -
p~ositior Of that lie ket. sands then .;,4.. g.
Yourselves. ofz it. weight:
The first on. the list !, BIN !. ,..o, .,
didate for Sher;f. !. .hock ;nvlv outr.
Nothing. whosha. been, Is ..ver,, t;m,su.
verely d;sanno;nted ;n.oot eett;ng Il. ,..n-
lar party nomination, !, 80 g.
CnAs. D. Darur, another severely am;et.a
Know Nothing, whose labor, 1 behsf of
his former party n. de.notuncine demoenh
and democray. has never been fnlly ren,nn..
rated. He aspires to the positionso Il D;.t,;.4
Attorney-sn Office he i. very likely d III
in the course 81 human event..n ~
+. NJ, .CRozAr. .sDirant for the %. RI
Coroner, is a Cx.to,. House officer. : wav. nm
dez,tood to have been |. good democrat Il
= Mr. ApaxfAnn p,rrrrr, .ofsrer IL !. 1917
department Of tie C..ton Ho.e,e. Al, lO)ld Line
democrat, etc, candidate for Clerk Second
District Court. @@ssH .sSssz Es. e.
M. AFFIXED BouRer, oDEeersis liz Csao~
House, once I strong Know, Nothing, havinx
been elected by them Superintende fit of ID
District Public Schools; was oasstted ut the
next nominations, became sha I1efully sabus.
ed in consequence; 2 member Of thesVigi.
lahce Committee !" June 1850 Candidate
for Clerk OF Second District Cont ~.
Mr.. EMILE Wilrz, candidate for s.Clerko
Third District Court. formerly Recorder Of
Mortgages in that city, always known,i.
stern. u%nfinchiop democrat. , of.thue e ou,d .cchopos~
WIN. C.: AuuL1D. candidate for Clerk Pourthb
District Court. an Old Line E, democrat t,,,t . owe Of
the , manv who never finch the ticket. A
profound mystery hangs over his connection
with the /" independent ticket. -.
Mr.. B. w. HEsRAnp. once a thorough K
N. Whether so now or not, the r,eadeer:ean
Judge. .Aspires 70 the Office Of CLERK. Fifth
District Court 49,
Mr.. H. L. HurLY, is denolishing t,hiis shirt
in chase Of the Clerkship Of s xth District
Court. Is Priuate Secretary to. Collector
HArca; a harl-shell democrat, would ot a.
low himself to die unless he knew be- would
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For Judge 9th Judic1 District

.@e Eof1OA SUGAR rLAyrrR:-You are hereby autho5i.
ssd to announce Daniel d. Avery, ESQ.,. ~ =
Court, viee Robert g. Bea'e. resigned. and nhliee
HIS FRIENDS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
SUGAR PLANTER.

AL communications ineendsd to proesote the
orivete ends or interests Of Corpofatlons, soeast.es-
schools, OF individuals, will be charged - ADVERTISE
ments. .ssMs 80
a. Cards of 4 PERSONAL character can ONLY 0e IN
serted In this paper a. advertisemsnts, and must BE-
paid for III ADVANCE, At twice this usual rates o. i'd
~vertising. # :
n. Marriages and deaths Areio b. p~ubl'ahed ~
seWe obituaries, tributes 81 respect, and funeral
Invitations, ~ other advertisements.
narRsgular advertisers and all others sending
Communication or requiring notices designed :" call
attention TO so.rees, concerts, or any pu,l'c enser-
tatnments whers charges are made for Ambulance;
ali notices Of private associations every notice de'
sleuedrto call attention to private enterpr'sea tn1ena'
ID to promote individual interests, can only be insert
Cd With the understanding that the asme ore 70 oe
paid or. -a-v.,~
Communication intended for this paper should be
atrected 70 BATON ROUGE, NOT Wet Baton Rouge.
Our. Exchanges will confer . favor upon U" By
directing ~ above.
'.Jn1.Any OF our Baton Rouge friends having com
msnieetious. h., for the suaAR PLAINTIFF, BY leaving
ehem III NJ, Richard Markham. on board the
Ferry-Boat, S.asy Soste, viii promptly received
ard attended TO-: ~ =! = ~
a. Oar Baton Rouge patrons must send over their
Advertisements on or before Thursday, to secure their
Insertion the same week. 4 i, 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
For Assessor.

Ep. SudAR PlAR1za PLEASE announce the name Of
CAM1lle Hsbert, ~ . candidate for the ONCE Of
ASSESSOR Of this parish at the next November cleo
~ su:; BRULY LANDING.
II. SuGAa PLANTER PLEASE announce Edward
Ie1ey, ESQ.,, ~ IN Independent candidate for A.
season Of the Parrish Of West Baton Rouge. and obliee
= hi; f5'f HF~1. II ANT FRIENDS.
In. E~n1oR:-Plaase announce V0ll11aA 3a0soe.
~ Democratic candidate for the ONCE Of Assessor o:
this parish, at the next November election, and Oh
ire lii n@f< MANY FRIENOs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
DAPAKrNEsT or FN,SoE, CONSCIOUSLY ofrIer'
NEw.YoRS January ~, 1853
MERRY LEASES AT AUCTION. yirtu

L1ERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By virtue
OF the authority vested In him by the Lesi..tare Of hs
coenci the Controller viii Sell a, Public Auction tS the
6shc.l bidder with adequate security, a, the City Hall Ss
Of the FIRRY PE.sp established nom he ao!1ssserly
i s.a Srcoin adjacent 70 the foot Of South ~h
y the % III CITY 1nS Of Ss hs e FEN
fExIs nom The dF't DAY Of ,ssS Ny; iS'''
At tn. ,sme time and place the Controller win Sen At Paec
E II; 4A sdf' ss sss ss
New Yorl, to The foot o. Grand Brooklyn z D. Williams.
Su,sh wA all the hsht, Prveses aud .sssn,sses ssr,S @ %
ssrm q I'm YEARS frOm iSs hr.i Gay Of May, is'e
The endtier' and covenants Of the Lssst 20 oe n me
form OF Ferry Lesses heretofore entered into BY me
Lease FOR EACH S the % Fs css I: BE- ss ss
Ordinances Common Council in Ferries and
5 sas se on S .. .e TO h
sssalsoDs ordinances. OF bylaw, or may
'As Ss pures.er Of tn. Ferry Lease md Ito
10 esch case will be required pay n the tine Of
M sale 10 the Collector Of the City Revenues equA 10
per cent .Osn' BID 70. hs rent. % .rry on the the
usas othrr~e to forfeited Corporation
,.s .,sso,sS S two .ases to the ss ih. he Win
cute bond Win suretes be approved By the Couror
s ss S s.ssSS S q s .As rss
kxs and the expense OF the ae o Pe py
L. EoToorou for or in connection with the pier alp baf
bead proPOsa be leased during the term the
Lesse. .
Should the Lesse Of the sbOversued Ferries. or .iaer o.
them k purchased By parties other than the present
they v b. reqre5 IN secordanee with the provisions ot os
lsws Of the State 10 purchase Of fair appraised vAson
(shoud the s the boats oudinss
sad 6xtues fot the purposes Of Ferry said vAe
30 Be 6xed BY selected BY the Old aud new ese
the pts' cannot agree TO the amount TO be paid 0'
the same
hail also contain qurns eAeh Ferry
Bosf have attached 10 ts engine TIRE spPsrstns force
umu With less than 400 feet Of II the quality and
Scpsions that used BY the Fire Department Of DE City o
Nav and to be used for the Of fres wheu
ever required BY the Chief Epssnser his asa Of the
<s sk receive hour for each hour engaged and
'''N !" " ROBERT r. uAws coutrouer.
BThe sale Of .he above Ferries wsf advertised 70 ,sks
,lace on the 2 Of December is ard wn postponed fou
tha, time until THURSDAY January - 1879 aud 10 sEan p,s
ond above Wednesday the h day Of tFeerusIy S's
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

TRAyELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEaE.
and sAFETY-INCREASED ACcOhhODAiryr~ 10
HUDSON RIVER RILROAD.-Four Daily k1pess
iesyns Cham befsst Depot at and HE'S m snd e :.
asa o. m These well ss al others on ths -,
s1ppiied with CREAMEKS SAFETY BRAKE, "a lmpSf lpf
nsnt Of tried and acknowledged value, syns dese o. -
ity 10 life and property thst other road loot
nd1 IA pos.essed of Rrosd officers offered every
= -. tbis iproysmemeat free u cost; and oil those a. \.
a beins up 10 the the mser Of pNbic sse,y VI"
,isr n,rrss In diving prompt attention 70 this m@sL
's U g. T. CAR BRAk1 Co., No. u 4 ns~
W d Cns SeNTrtAIY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Ghanres for Bnsiness Men.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for u yourg Man 20
IN engage cXceedingy profitable BUSlNESs-Any one
can PURCHASE very prosperous ~ blLCArloN,
wbh has established eght aud now paying
ne, profit times the entire coat OF publication per
snnun viii be shown The present proprietor having been
now dspose Of his publication Terms 1000 cash OF Pro.
ductye real estate BY proper attention th amount may oe
cleared IN one wear With the present fsces OF or
dnsry ability capable Of taking charge Letters unaceomRa
Rox Ne a5i Posi Office Y State time and place for Al
interview.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

A J. BLEEcKER, Anctiohe-f - ! = =
VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST BROAD
WAY, WORTH and NORTH MooRE-Srs, and
lTI-AV.
A J. BLEECKER son Co. will sell At auction
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6, 1889 al u O'clock at the Merchar
Eychsnse: -
ON W BROADWAY 8. w. cor. OF n Moore s.., Lor
ON w. BROADWAY tsdj. sbove) HOUSE aud LOT.
ON NORTH-sT., LOT and BUILDING No. S, rents fot
eco This properly rapidly increasing IN value, and well
worthy The attention Of buyers
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