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FOR RENT,

NOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR. THE
in residence Of James n. Foster, on the Muir
freesbOrO pike % miles from the city II ousc
contains six rooms. with stable, carriage house,
etc a splendid spring and variety OF superior
fruit good tenant can likely secure tho
premises for another year
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
iv1g Iw Agents.
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NTiddIe DlstrIct OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment az Assignee Of
VIZ u. McNish, Wm.lW Shute, Jos. Spence,
g. A. W shber, J. r. Pain. Of Nashville, in the
county OF Davidson and State Of Tenn, within
said District, who have been adiudged bsnkrupts
upon their own petitions By the District Court OF
said District. .
e., A. 8. CHADBOURNB. Assignee.
jy23 iaH3t Office, s2lI Church street.
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Grand Lodge OF Leufstana.
THER W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. o. o. y.

Grand Lodge OF Leuisiana-
THE r. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. p.
Meets semi annually fourth Tuesday in January and
July in New Orleans omcers the present l5E NJ
Kuha Of No. o. NJ " Grand Master =. Hunt Of No. So
r. w. d. Grand Master E. II. Fsrchild, Of Ne. II, r W
Warden; Josiah Foger ofEo r. W. Grand Secre-
tary; r. w. D.lesderner Of No. 90 r W. Grand treasurer
Luther Homes Ne Is and O. Dunlap Of No 49, r. W.
O. Representatives l. U. Rev O. More, Of No Is W.
Grand CharI John B. Ben1 Of No. ". Grand Marshall
A. hsz0resu. Of No ~, w. Grand Conductor; J. Rener,
Of No TO- Grand Guardian; O. n LittleiOhn, Of No.
Is W. Grand Herald
DEPurr DISTRICT GRAsD MAsrKRs-P. O. Joha Barnett,
Of No. IT, District No 2: r @. A. VANDERBILT Of No 3,
District No 5; O. B Grissmore Of No. "a, Dstriet No
q; r. O. T. r. Clarke No 25 District No 8; p. O. B. X
CLANCY Of No T. District No. z; p O. Jacob schrensr Of
No. M District Nc II; p. @ H. Hunseker, Of No a. Dis
trct No. Il; p. @. q. w. Guth Of No. - District No. Is
srASprre COMMITTEES State Of The Order-P O. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No. IL; p. @. Master w. O. Wilson, Of No. s.
p. @. Master Gardner Smith. Of No II.
JsffcaL-P. O. Master Luther Homes, Of No. Is; P. q
d. d. g. N. Phi Schneider, Of No l0 p q. d. weidnsr
No. a.
Constitution and ByLaSs-P. O. Master George Nunges-
SER Of Nc. 90 p @. Henry Haskell, Of No. ls r. @. VIM
wisett, Of No. II.
Patton, and Appeal,-P O. Master J. g. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. O. L. Graham, Of No. AZ; p. d. @. N. Benjamin.
Moses, elmo.
Lsoislatips-P a. Master Thomas H. Shields. of No. s.;
p. @. Master Howard Nlspsugh, Of No. III p O. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
FSnanoe-P. O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6 r.
O. Master Edward Pisbury, Of Nc. Is; p. @. L. ~ Tower,
ofNo r.
CyodeutiaL-P O. A. W. Macdonald, Of No l5 p @. Frank
P6ster, ofEo. q; P. q. George Drmeyer, Of No. q.
All communication to the N. w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded Of the Grand Be-
ceary ever tho Mutual Insurance Company,
psr Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER Grand Secretary.
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Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
large cities North and South afford In an extensive
practice IN all forms dsesse than thirty This
experience enables instantly perceive the remedies In
aicsted-fOr either sex and all sges and conditions
Private Diseases such as FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM
TAI WEAKNESS, PILES, SYPHILIS and GoNoR
RHEA In the aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
yetee Of faint disorder eradcsted from the entire
the sn Is restored beauty and the sntre
organism TO its normal heslth.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice and reredies win
M at the cornsr Of ST. Charles and Julia Streets % there
are several Dr. Whites In the city.
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'. q. o. f.

ss.su Rouge oecers- Oscar Bsrbee O. p. L. O. MOrrs,
q. p; II. CESrlinsky, Scribe
WASHINGTON ESCAMPMENT nos
Meets on fourth Mondays IN each month,
Mzrgny Buildings. Third District ocsrs- y. stahs O. r.;
q. y. stureken, H. p; j. Reiner, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENCAkPMEST NOT.
Meets the Wednesday I'm Jefferson Hal,
corner Magazine and Philip streets. Fourth District
oaHesrs-J W. Allen Q. r.. Frank Phster D. p George
Ritter Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets In the Once of the Grand Secretary on the second
Monday In January April. July and October. The new
Board meets on the third Msaday January for crsaniss
ton ocers-J O. Dunlap President; Josiah Folger secre
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIBF COMMITTEE
Meets IN Office Grand Secretary Friday evening IN
month Ofcers-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folger
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
Meets IN ONCE Secretary last Saturday OF each month
Annual meeting Saturday in Anuay ocers for 1863
n Rusha President; O. W Roper. First Vice Presidents
r. Pfster Second Vice President; Luther Homes Sscre;ay
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets 6rst Monday each month at Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election Monday in May for Directors.
BOARD roR ls68-Presidenf-E. NJ RashA
Finance Committee-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter
@. L; Eugene z. Brugers.
Hall Committee-George Drmeyer; @. W. Roper.
BsGdiRg Committee &. N. Rushs. N. W. q. M Luther
Homes Geor.e Nungesser
II. Nllspaueh, Bernard Cohen, B. T. Moore, Gardner
'"'''"' -' JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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mn uURIN DU BUIssOH's DIGESTIVE

IL Lorenges and Powders Of the AlkAhne Lsctstesrhs
Aksue Lsctses the most beneficial influence
Of digestion either BY their peculiar action
an th mucous Of the stomach. sfodag 10 the
after through combination with the saliva 70 the gastric
nice suppIv Acid which al English French sne
other Psychologists admit 70 be an essential principle q a.
x.ton the fnformstisr Of those VITO be without
nedics ADVICE n nav Be hse the symptoms OF in
paired digestion are aszdsehe pain In the fsrehesA hsm
crsna xssts sxsrr.ica heartburn wind In the stomach
ana bove loss ef appette emsson etc All these soon
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline LcAtss vncf
nay be always had IN losengee powders
General depot In Psris 1t GRIMAULf oS, Chemists -
n. r1 9;.. s.p: :. 3 "a p'sRsi au
OT's and u svsry other geoe Chsniss'G
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE oF LoUIsIANA-FTFri DISTRICT
Court Of New orlssns-Nrs. A. East vs.. Dr. 4 L East,
her Busbsnd-No. 1850
I HEREBY certify, that on the 18th day OF.
he following entitled suit in the words and figures following
to-wt: -. a.. ,,.,x.
H. ease md upon Producing 20 the court doe proof Of her
demand considering Law and evidence in IA
IL q sS,assed and deered that the Judgment by default
s s On ss s o osn and
against the defendant ugastas l. East her husband de-
that said plaintiff do recover Of the defendant the OF
SIX iheussnd Nine Hundrsd and Eighty sesoJ Dollars,
this and that plaintiff be authorised to
psray Without ,Ss nsr,eSt Of her SusSad
JUDI ment rendered tn. 18th Of February 1853
'''sI Ss,sn ss1'' ''' oHHRLEs BEAUMONT
In testimony whereof have hsreuntO set my had
the seal Of the saia court at the city Of , ,s ms
ninety second year Of the United States
A u. BERAUDY, Deputy Clerk,
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Madame A East lie
docteur A. L. East, son msrNo 1880.
lie, PAR lie PRESENT CEWTIFIE, que
7ieme Jour de fevrior 1868 jugement tut rendu dams
les affairs dams les mOts ct figures suivan
motion de Cotton les svccats la plsntiye
dams &c. les M es m
de la dite Ilaintive, A..
et oecreee 1ugement oeiaut uoh-
ne llieme conhrmees qu
ugement favour du panve Aabea Long ct contre lie
defendat Augustus L. East mari decetent une sepsra
propiete Ia dte psintve reco du
dit defendant somme de s69eO por ant nteret pour
defendant coadamne ous les ais
autorisee administers tous
propriete rintervention du dit mari
Jugement reniu lie IL fevrier 1858.
Judgement signe lie q fevrier 1853 -
(Signe) CHARLES LEAUMONI
En- temogne, TAI alike main le scesu de Ia dill
cour dams la vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans &c enc jou
davr snnee Nore segneur 1853 et lie quatre
douzieme aimee de pindepenserSe des tsts Unis.
A ID BERMUDY. Depute grefher.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.

Meets every third Saturday, in Lodge Room No
ever hs Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Camp and
Matches streets onacers-A hazuresn, D. M ChAs- o..
Neis d. D. M Henry Haskell, Secretary and TreasureZ
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EACTs - Messu. n. Kisner Hollands-, No. ass
Poydras Manufacturers Of the halakon Bitters:
Gent emen-I examined the patent that granted
you BY u Governments for manufacturing the haskof
Btters and found Ingredients employed compound
veil excite and in good order the digestive
organs prescribed raid Bitters several times and IN
svery occasion ASCERTAIN their beneficial
ELECT remain, gentlemen yey rsepeSsfuy your N os'
have hold for the manufacture
Maskon Bitters d nothing In the ingredients thereof
aculsed 10 act nIurousy upon the human sness
aiken inCrdinste quantities. Indeed Is nothing bq "a
cordial aromatic bitter =. A SMITH, N.
Your Nslakof Bitters, which have examined do not
contain any ingredients injurious health and may be recon-
mepded 10 those who are lin Of gosd tonic
Yours, NJ sOhOrrbni, IL "
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Enenmpments.

THE r. W. GRAND ESCAMPMENf OF LOUISIANA
Meats sem annually the fourth Wednesday In January
.nd Jpv onicers for ls6sJ Twnnemore, Of 5, NJ W..
Grand Patriarch; A W. Mscdonel, Of No. ) NJ T. Grand
High Priest; Jules A. FLORIST Of No. l. w. Grand Ward
en-; w. O. Wilson, Of No I, R. W. Grand scroe B. DAsivA
OF No. /, r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo W. Roper
Of No. r. W. q. junior WsrdeR A. wallace
Hunter Of No l. r. W. Grand Representative
George Nungesssr Of No. W. g. Narshs Frank Phster Of
No Z W. Grand Sentinel; NJ. Frankfort, Of No ) W. D.
Grand sennel Henry Jones' Of No, 4 Dis No. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
srASprNa lCoxNrrEKs-CFeienitas daS Rown&-Jotn'
am Potter ONO l. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr Of No 5 A MAzu
reau, Of Nos
State Of the ovda.-J. O. Dunlap, OfNo Luther Homes
ofNo l. @. Tneman, ofNo 8.
Fynanoe-B N. Rusha Of No. !, John B. Hsno, OF Nc
Gee. G. KanE, Ono. &
f,,;,,sioa and By Laua-Howard Millspaugh, OfNo 8
Edward Pusbury Of No s. II. y. sturcken sfNo6
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rKxxcH EuBAssY AT vurEA, 4
Vienna, August q, l5to
nssrx 0rmszlt q %, Chemists st Paris
In rcply 70 the you addressed 10 his Excesny ths
Euhasssdor honor inform that Professor
Ketsinsk Of high standing ct Vienna; that be
personally much hOught o. and pAsss for enc Of the best
Hh.rnIsts In 0erusny PuRKKf,
ons"| " Consul and Attsohs TO tAs Embassy.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
TUxsrn. TIC DouLoHEU1.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certain and speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DIsEAsEs
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. Il IL the unfailIng
Remedy all of Neuralgia Fscisis often efeetng
perfect than wsnyOur hours from the use Of no
more than two three Pills.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed
70 yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in Of Chronic Neuralgia and gene
many Misunderstanding
entire system its for few days or few weeks at
utmost always affords the most astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails TO produce complete and permanent cure
contains drugs other materials in the slightesde
ree Injurious even 10 delicate system, and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
II has long been in constant use BY many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
Who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail receipt Of price and postage.
| One package 81 90. Postage Scents
| Six packages. IS 90. Postage, ~ cents
| Twelve packages, 50 co. Postage, 4s cents.
II Is sold by wholesale and retail dealers In drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and BY
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
10 fremont Street, Boston, Mass
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CxENon MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT CO.,
chemists to HI. 4. n. Prince Hapoleen
q RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS
No More Cod Liver OH.
sRrnAuLrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RADrsH.
s tn. ;V s sss 'isn ns h dis
ssses Of the chest scroua ymphas disorders sick
ss: ~ PURIFYING The blood and t. IN word
sSss .ns = w Ri';i &.
70 q. 81
No More Consumption.
eRrxAuLrs SYRUP OF HYrHosPHATE OF LINE
This medicine ssvsrsiss remedy in ghss ma .ns
ss..s .Sa k psssus Rapidly RECEIVERS bis hss
No More Poverty Of the Blood and Pale
Conplexion.
mas. LERAg PHOSPHATE OF IKoE.
YAisnsv fsruga.us medps ee1.ess NE Z, n Srspsirsm
II hitherto offered gubIe LIQUID so..s. 40. s ssss
s - ~ sp essmsn srrhos snd snsmiA
Ps e p: .ss q .s.. q ascs.
.sssns from snsma and all other pessns s.gps s ne
| ever snlsssy' .. e1 Slood' 'A'''-'' WV
;s :, e. s s..
Hsrv ss Meadsehes s.d Neuralgia
I.stsntsnsouslyoursd BY
eRnAULrs BRAZILIAN GUAkAHA
vsxetsbs substance used time iunsusaiin BrazR
i sna entirely nofsasiva
BETTER Than Copafbs.
1 uAuIrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExTkAOf VI
4 MATIC0 VEGETABLE
s,s an oxb preparations failed thsss epefstone
iii svsvs effect Thess insure rapid and
sure Of severe and chronic eases o. pys.e n
rsx hospitals Of Paris BY me ceasu 49,
n ud and found greatly superior - Al ntn ITO
= ~ ,smsdss and eopsbs and cubebs fhs aiscasn v
1ssl in and capsules In more enrsnis ooE
| Chsmists V r. II. Prince ssResss,ss
| DUCoN0E,
| Bid N New onssns ~ DELOCHK
l 0UILLo1,
A,d svsy gssd chemist
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ruE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
Messrs Grimsut oc,s IOdsed syrqg Of aorse BAD.
IOdired Of Horse Rsdish Of hessrs 0rms1
a Ca Chemists 20 II. l. II. Prince Napoleon, 81 Paris
nvr psr excellence saccedanous 70 Cod Liver OIL and The
best treatment follow in Lymphsc and sersuous snec
fiona a. well various Cutsneous diseases me pablo
viii therefore read with great interest the snsys 81 ns
edcne Ketsinsk extracted nom the Ohemists
Journal At Vienna well the letter addressed TO hessrs
,rmauit Co.. by bis Exceency the French kmosssader
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II Il A. follows
rmaus Iodired Syrup Of Horse Rsdish e not IN frss
and caustc state bnt In the state odhydc s
Of organic combination similar 10 the iodine contained
Oed Liver on
CSigneD VINCENT KLxrxrrsxr,
Chemical 70 the Law Courts At Vienna Hospts
Ohsuist L and r WIEpxS,
Professors Of Chemistry,
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.userd,nase Eneampments.

wILDEY NO. L
Meat, on the First and Third Saturdays Of each month In
Ide Room No l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany oncsrs-B Da Silva, O. Pr A. ThsmsOn, H. p.
Thomas II. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAxPEESf NO. 3.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month
Iodse Room No l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
COMPANY. oToers-Geo. W. ssdisr, Q. P; J. r. Burke
HIP; W. H. Wright Scribe.
MAGNOLIA EScANPNENr NO. 4
Nts on the second and fourth Saturdays in each months
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VALUE OF sRMAULr
co. 3 Chemists In Psris)

UNHERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIhAULr
Il co. - Chemists In Paris
Ferrusfnous Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.
In solving problem, hitherto declared unsovsole oy al
..vsnts 4 a the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
,.ed ferruRnOus Syrup of Peruvian Bark, Messs CHI
VAULT CO. Chemists TO II. L II. Prince Napoleon, a.
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptiona merit and
highly csmpetent persons now agree IN
The following Important has been received nom
recognised the hrst chemists IN
he world from Professor kleEnsk Chemical AnsyLe
v.pe Of the Syrup Bark Msdics essette Of Vienna Got
IN 1RINluIr has succeeded IN the hsppIes. q
.rhinns relative Qualities Of different OF his PUht
AND EXCELLkNT MEDICINES; the more so as the iror
thus disguised addition 70 Its agreeable navor mnct
oa r.ndly sbsohed than any other fenugnoas medicine
Mr. GRiMAULTs FERRUGINOUs SYRUP is therefore on,
~ the best pharmaceutical preparaticnse truly scientncs
ru9nsus medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after, Of giving iron and BARK IN simple sne
agreeable FORM ee from defect and 70 ~ R1re&
cksaics Analyser to Law Courts Hosnits Chemist
r DU wIEDEN
Professors OF Chemistry
a.. /, what terms the French Ambassador II
Vienna repss 20 Grmsu Co., a. regards the mgr
,.tlmsti In which Mr.. Kletsnski Is held
"FRxrcn ExsAssY AT vIxsEA,
Vienna, August Is 1850 y
"axrrrxrxsIn reply TO the letter addressed to bic
excrncy the Ambassador have the honor to inform yor
a Professor KietEnsk Of high standing at Vienna
hs he IL personally thought Of and for one OF the
oest chemists In Germany. n,unvu~
Consul and attsche 70 the Embassy.
a.r.-.l p.pot In Pnris GRIMAULT co.'s.
IS rue Reheliea.
InN.v Orleans. DUCoNGE, pELoCHE GUII.ors
And at every good Ohemista
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The above statement just true and correct transerp
from the books Of the Company
- oHAs. BRIGGS, Prssssal
STATE OF LOUIsIAEk.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Oreans, y
Sven 70 ana subscribed this sd day Of MARCH,
lss PAUL W. COLLENs,
Third Justice Of the Psaoa
six mar cant interest on all outstanding Scrip viii be paid
to the legal holders thereof the second Monday Of May next
CHAa BRIGGS. PRESIDENT
AR. CARzuRx, Vice President
TRUSTEES:
essriss Brxxz A. MontssnsJ
Ant Carriers, n Lecearr
Geo. A. Fosdiek. Prank "hhAn&
Bus,sr Thomas Byrna
Ch.s Lantta John ThornhM
John q nsanssn. w. A 'iole'h
p Anderson Hugh Macdonald
I,s.s K..ray. VIVA u PinekArA
A Frsrichs. John q Wallik
Geo W. Dunbar, George FossS'
Er s.eckusy.r. Andrsv st~vark
esa ". Hynson- rotni@'
Arcs,d Nousxou~y John Nixon, IT,,
Henry y. gssA hA<no
n M.rorsxa James Caller,
CA.s Wesshsay. Rudolph siss.
Il. ?. Given
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The finest assortment of sewing machines can
be found at the Office of Grover Bakers, lS2
Canal street.
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AGRICULTURAL.

II. sEELYRa COTTON GINNERH
"A and COTTON PICKERY, corner St Thomas and 10
James streets the Immediate vicinity Of the foowiss
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proot Aabsma shic
pers Planters Tyler, Factors Commercial Pelican, Or
leans Merchants vicksburg and Penn. Having nrsclass
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each the latest I'm
proved he prepared haul gin and pick ostten nom ans
''f so& a. Pre-. CSrr.n. once iss sravi.r stree.
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De Soto Lodge No I, at Baton Rouge.
Meth Lodge No. q. At Shreveport
ST. Landry Lodge NO. q, at opelousas-
Clinton Lodge No. q, at Clinton,
Excelsior Lodge No. "a, at Thbodaux.
New Iberia Lodge No. 36. at New IBERIA
Prairie Lodge Ne. 81, al W ashingtOn.
Claiborne Lodge Ne. as at Minden.
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Score
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A uoTIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT RYE.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT RYE.
VIII be sold public auction Thursday MY 8, y .
p. NJ, the premises Grace Church stree. wren ys
Portcheser opposite the residence of Au tas en
droh thirteen of land containing 7ra hand
sites for building with extensive views of hr Sound
On the premises are a large stable carriage
house and a front wall Of stone, with UAsanua'
gateways &C. The grounds have been laid out AMI deco
under superintendence of landscape gardener
prepared for the erection of handsomc country seat
For further particulars apply to A GUSTllS Att1fp
ROTH, at Porichester or AMHERST WIGHT, JR., ils
broadway, room &c., New York.
Also, private SALE the House and about six o.
Ground opposite the above with stable, carriage house,
laundry, garden, &c. Apply as above
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A UCTION NOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTTS FURNI-
n ture mandatory, IS Blocker street. Broadway
elegant Furn at less than auction prices and warranted
Magnificent Parlor Suits covered with color; French
satin brocate haircloh 1885, Slo6 $685. Sl50 and
5000 also over $4,000 worth OF all kinds Parlor Bedroom,
Dinngroom and Library Furniture cheap.
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4 YOUNG CENT EMAN WISHES 10 NAH TUE
Il acolef.tance of a Iadv. with view TO marmony;
MAI BE- 4 oo1 In. aud over y years. Please adore"
A. Il, ucre'i ONCE.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
IA This day,
THURSDAY, July q,
Al IL o'clock
Last sale for the season
Manufactured Straw and Palm Leaf Goods
400 cases.
A full line mems and boys Hats.
Catalogues and goods ready
Ice Church street.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A Magnificent
Household Furniture,
Property of family leaving the city.
At private sale at than auction prices the elegant Frn
tue contained in the private residence West Sixteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth Drawing Room
Suit covered French brocatel $780, for $500
&70 Panotore cost $780, for $3.50; Etseeres Carpets Mir
Clock Paintings, Bronzes rosewood Bureaus, Ward
robes Mattresses Extension Table Buffet, China Glass,
Silver Ware In lots suit half the original
The House for SALE
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TWENTY NO WHITE SHIRT IRONERs WANTED
We the hshest prices and want only the very oss
Shirts, &c. each for ironing Apply ~ West Broad
way, Keep Manufacturing Company.
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the health Of the operatives. The fourth and
fifth stories are to be used as workshops,
where dress, making, embroidery, and indeed
every department of the manufacture of ladies'
and ohildren's clothing is performed, except
the cutting. In these departments more than
seven hundred persons are employed. The
sixth story has been added to the whole build
ing, and will be used for storing purposes.
Standing at the side of the dome on this
floor, the view of the lower part of the
building is as grand as that obtained
from the first floor. The pillars, too, that
support the dome proper, are of more
elaborate workmanship than those in the
lower stories; the capitals of the columns rest
upon the shaft lower down, 30 as to allow
longer span for the arches. The cOrnces have
also been highly ornamented, and especially
in the sas-light must present a very brilliant
appearance. In the sixth story are two tanks
for supplying water to every portion of the
building; one of them is about 5x8xl9 feet,
and the other 4xSxll feet SO that both may
contain about ZOO gallons. The roof is of tin,
and has an inclination of about 10 or II feet
from the dome in the centre towards Broadway
and Fourth avenue.
No other building in the world used for the
retail dry goods trade can in any way be COM
pared with Mr.. Stewards, either in size or
magnifcence. European companies may
some of them do as extensive business as is
to be transacted here, but il is done in several
shops many of which have received addition
after addition, each one totally different from
the others in style of architecture aud in
dimensions. The largest similar building in
Europe is two and half times smaller than
this.--NetC York Tribune.
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volt against due and wise submission. Still,
women who are to be the msthers of men
ought to have some kind of power, if the msn
are to be worth their place in the world; aud
il we want creatures with backbones we must
not look for them from Enthusiastically
Reviets.