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giving away liquors by the glass
shall pay, in addition to the gro
Gerry license, a coffeehouse license
and each retail grocer or dealer
in distilled liquors in the State O
Louisiana, without such addition
al license, and who shall keep fol-
sale, sell or give away, either by
himself or by any employe, distill
ed liquor in less quantity than one
gallon, shall be liable to a fine Of
500 for each and every offense
to be recovered by motion by any
person, after five days previous
notice, before any justice court,
which, when recovered shall be
paid by such Justice to the State
Treasurer for the benefit of the
Charity Hospital fund.
Eleventh-From each proprie-
tor or keeper of a restaurant, eat.
ing house, oyster saloon or re,
freshment saloon, in which cakes,
ice cream, and other refreshments
are furnished, s1O0; provided,
however, that it shall be the duty
of the Auditor of Public Accounts
to lave printed on the face of all
State licenses issued by tax col
lectors throughout the State, arti-
Gle thirteen Of the Constitution of
this State.
Twelfth-Every person keeping
a hotel for the entertainment of
transient persons or travellers,
$3.50 90; every keeper of a coun-
try inn, S25; every keeper of a
private or public boarding house
for the entertainment of persons
by the week, month, or year, S2G
every keeper Of lodging. house
fof,the accommodation Of night
lodgers only, $50; provided, how
ever, that it shall be the duty of
the Auditor of Public Accounts
to have printed on the face of all
State licenses issued to the keep
ers of aforesaid places throughout
the provisions of article thirteen
of the constitution.
Thirteen-From each pedler OF
! faYker who peedles OF carries
foods, wares, merchandise or gro
ceries for sale, or sells through
this State in a boat or other water
craft, $1O0; in q vehicle by horses
OF mules, $50; on foot, SO.
Fourteenth-From each broker,
acting as agent between buyer and
seller for percentage or other con-
sideration, in the sale of real es-
tate, produce, merchandise for
freight, and from each factor OF
commission merchant, ship or
steamboat agent, 800; from each
stock, note, exchange and
insurance broker, 800; from each
auctiOneer, $50, and from each
pawn broker and keeper of junk
store, $500.
Fifteenth-From each agent or
representative of an insurance
by or under the laws of
this State, and transacting an in
surance business therein, $1,000;
from each insurance company or
agency not chartered by this
State, but transacting business
therein, $1,000; from each insur
ance company or agency not char
5ered by the State but transacting
IN insurance business therein,
$1,000; provided, that no insurance
company whose license tax shall
De $1,000 shall be liable to any as
State, parish or muni-
,ipal throughout the State, other
han that imposed by this article
md by section six of this act,
rom each banking company or
private banker or agency, unless
.xempted by a charter from this
State or the United States, $1,000.
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SeEenteenth-From each apoth,

eCdfy vi druggist, S0U; PROVIDED
, that no druggist shall be licensed
except he shall have a diploma ot
some medical or pharmaceutical
society. From each physician and
attorney at law, twenty dollars;
provided, that before any physi
clan, surgeon, or midwife, can ob,
tain a license, he, she or they shall
comply with the requirements OF
section 2677 of the Revised Stat,
utes, except those who are exempt
ed from such requirements by sec
tion 26S1 of said act. Each attor.
ney at law, before practicing in
any court in this State, shall have
his license under this law record
ed in a minute book kept by the
clerk of such court for that pur-
pose; and no judge, Justice of the
peace, or recorder, shall allow any
lawyer to practice in nis court un
til the law is complied with. Any
Judge, justice, or recorder viola
ting this act shall be liable to a
fine of five hundred dollars, to be
recoverable before a district court
to be sued for by a district attor-
dey or Attorney General, one half
to go to the informer, and the
prosecuting attorney to receive a
fee of fifty dollars in each case
from the amount recovered. And
any physician who shall falsely
pretend to have been a professor
Of any medical college, or to hold
literary or professional titles to
which he is not entitled, shall be
forever barred from @ right to
practice medicine in this State,
and failure to supply evidence to
substantiate any claim to such
titles by proper diploma, or other
documentary or other satisfactory
evidence, shall on conviction be
imprisoned in the State Peniten-
tiary not less than six months nor
more than five years.
Eighteenth-That the only le-
gal evidence that q license has
been paid shall be the appropriate
form of license issued by the Aud
itor, and no receipt issued by a
tax collector in place of the IL
cense itself shall be valid.
Nineteenth-Froln each and
every butcher or market dealer of
any kind, from each and every
person. who keeps q stand OF stall
in market place, i've dollars.
Twentieth-Froln each mer-
chant tailor, one hundred dollars.
Twenty frst-From every con-
tractor, sub-contractor and stove
dore twenty dollars.
Twenty-second-From the own
or Of every coffee stand, or soda
or mineral water fountain, fruit
stand or stall ofany kind on the
streets, or tombols, ten dollars.
Twenty third-From every in
corporated company other than a
railroad, whether domestic or for
eign, engaged in transporting mer-
chandise in this State, one hun
dred dollars.
Twenty-fourth-From the own
er of every toWbOat for public use
or hire in the waters of this State,
one hundred dollars.
Twenty-ffth-From the propri
etor of every transient circus,
menagerie or other public show or
exhibition, twenty five dollars, in
advance, for each performance OF
exhibition.
Twenty -sixth--From every trav.
cling agent or enploys of any mer-
camille house, who sells or con
tracts for the sale Of goods, wares
and merchandise, by sample or
otherwise, shall paw a license tax
of one hundred dollars; and any
such agent or emnlova who shall I
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|, lars, recoverable as other fines for
every sale thus made, one half of
which shall go to the informer:
| provided, that when such agent or
emp'oye represents a house which
has paid a State license tax he
shall only be liable for the license
imposed by the parish or munich
pal corporation in which ne pro.
poses to sell.
I Twenty-seventh-Every person
having more than one shop, store
or other establishment, or who
shall exercise or follow more than
one profession, trade, calling or
business, shall pay the tax on each
separately.
Twenty-eighth-Each partner
of any firm doing business in the
State, in any line of occupation,
whether resident or nonresident,
active or silent, shall pay a license
as herein prescribed.
! wenty-ninth-Parties having
a tax assessed against them other
than real estate, shall not receive
a license to pursue their occupa-
ton until they shall pay the tax
due upon such assessment.
Thirtieth-All forfeitures col
lected as herein expressed in the
country parishes or rural districts,
be paid over to the parish treas
urer, for the exclusive use Of the
poor of the parish, to be expended
as directed by the police juries of
the several parishes, instead of
the Charity Hospital Of New Or.
leans.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That from and after the pas
sage of this act it sball not be
lawful for any person or corpora
ton to carry on or pursue, prac-
tice or follow any of the trades,
professions or occupations emu
merated in the foregoing sections
of this act, in the State, before
paying the tax levied thereon, and
obtaining license therefor, if not
already licensed, from the collec-
tor of the State taxes; and ne
person or corporation carrying on
profession, business or occupa-
tion subject to the payment of a
license, as herein provided, shall
be allowed to collect any claims
for services rendered in such pro-
fessionS, business or occupations.
unless he, she or it can, upon de-
mand, exhibit the tax collectors
receipt for such license, according
to law; and a failure to exhibit
such license receipt, by any per-
son or corporation liable to such
license, shall in any suit instituted
by him, her or it, sntitle the par
ty defendant in such suit to a non-
suit; and any person, firm or cor.
Poratior attempting TO do busi-
meas without a license shall, on
written notice given by the col
lector to the Attorney General or
! district attorney, or district attor-
ney pro tem., be enjoined in the
name of the State from proceed
ing further in the transaction of
their respective business or voca-
tion until such license shall have
been paid; provided, no person
shall be liable to q penalty from
the first of January, 1872, up to
the time the tax collectors receive
their Licences for 1872.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted,
That the tax collectors for the
parish of New Orleans shall re-
ceive for the collection of licenses
in their respective districts the
following compensation, viz: The
tax collector for the First District,
five per cent on all licenses col
lected by him and paid into the
State treasury: the tar collector
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HAVING bought the stock OF the
IL above named Stables and leased
the same, | sm prepared TO do first
class Livery Business ofall kind, day
or night. My Stables are the best in
town, being lately repaired and refitted.
Give me a call and / viii satisfy all.
vl0nl5 b. FISH.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE AFFAIRS OF Mr.. ALLAN TowLE DEcEAs:
ed.-Notlce Ia hereby given that Allan Towe, late OF
Keepy, the county Of Lincoln yeoman deceased BY his
VIII, dated the 9Th day OF May lse directed his trustees,
January, s7 to stand possessed Of hs rssdu.ry estate
same equally among my nephews and niecss,
or the husband or, vile OF any deceased nephew
my nephews and may lose hts her share the
premses through ignorance direct my said
trustee for the time being use such bv
public advertisement or otherwise Tor making my said
nephews and soquatDted with the condition upon
which this bequest 10 made to said trustee
for the time beng shall seem reasonable expedenL"
And notice hereby further given that tbose parties who
ente TO share n the said resduary estate the said
Allan TowIe deceased ~ Aforesaid
their claims on or before the i.. day Of May nea
ptration OF which time tho said trustees will dis
tribute tho whole Of tho assets OF the said ies
tatof having regard only 70 the claims Of which they
liable for the asset. or any part thereof distributed AMI
The present trustees are Mr. John Sowerby Jr Beesby
near Great Grim.by and Mr. John Nelson, wyham House
near Louth, TO whom claims may bo made 10 Messrs
nARRIs SMITH, Caissor, Linconshire England, solcl
tors for the rusteeA
CAI6roR, Jan. ~, 1871.
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PROPOSALS.
(lFFlcR OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMiGR ATOM

OFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,
" Castle arIen, New York.
seaed w be received at the oces Of the Com
mss0ners o Emigration, Castle lh dav OF
March prox a. u O'Clock NJ for tho Mason Carpenter
WORK and the fanttns Plumbing and Heating Of Asylum
Tor Lunabcs to lie erected Wards Island.
The plans and specifications be the once OF
Is inst
Proposals must be- endorsed "Pvoposals for erection of
Asylum Tor Lunatics and addressed 10 Chairman
Commissss on Repairs and suppes Castle Garden. New
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTOLEN-JANUARY %. 1872, FROM els HUDSON
y street SAVING Bank Book No. 6ssll. Any person re
ings Bank, will receive the thanks OF the owner.
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LIMITED STATES PAsSPuar OFPICe $50 BROAD
~ way Franklin street, also Notary Public and
Commissioner for every State. n. 4 KING,
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

DIssoLUTIoN.-rHE FIRM OF HARDY AND MIL
to be !lQai!..sa y j0hs , 2 Hardy II HAHDYs sn :,
The undesxnsd viii continue the tnware business IS
Ann street j. Y. HARDY.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsBMEsTs-sEcoND PAeE-Yourth. nfth and sizth
sALL st stAsos-syOeSp fAen- SIKH column.
buxa6sRs wASTEpsropsP rAosl5d P@SEmr column
BOARD AND LOD6IN0 WANfED-sEoosD PXss-
BRo6kIys ss4G ssS 'YsTaf Es1%fE FOR sALE-rwrLrru
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAeE-si,sh COL
CRY REAL ssT1TE FOR R's sAIEHswEITTn % P%on@Flrs
CLERKS AND DsALEsMEN-ELEvRsrH PAeE-Finh ooL
COAtHMEN AND 9AkDrNEKs-lLs lLsvESr" PAsE-
ooAsrwns snq sTn%ssnPs TEA % pAe.5YitA column.
e9uArnS eouN BoAhp-.n osD fHstsscoos esisn
pWsEiisg pNf E HOUSES 70 LST. rTMSisaED AND Us-
FUkNIsHtD-sEoosD fAeE-Second and third COL
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAeE-Fourh and
gINASSixI~IEss1 pAor-Eourth column.
FOR sAhE1rwKLIIn PASE-sisth oo..@n: o..@n:r. ~ -
sEoosD PAeE-Third column.
FSEsua PAGE
HELP WASTED --FgMALEs-EIEvEsrB PAss-rour.A
HELP WAITED D~MxLEs-ELrvRrrH PAer-suo col,
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &o-Fmsr fAss-seo0na and
HoTELs-sEOoND PAsE-second column.
no. sEs. ROOMS, 40. wANTED-sE0osD PAes-Fourh
ANN
GEN REAL gsfHTE FOX SALE s4IE-TWrLI1n TIVE HnP pAsn~ ZEE
Third column.
LEGAL NUTICks-PrRsr PAaE-Fiftn column.
LOAN OFFICtS-tIasT PAeE-Fourtn column.
LOST AND FoUND-FIuST PAsE-frst anu second COL
-NACHINERY-TwELFTH PAGB-S,xth column.
MARB1sE MAkTELs-FIRBT PAGE-1hird column
AEDiCAL-rwEIfTn TIL PA9E-Fourtn column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERil5EMEN PACE
NUsICAL-sFooND PAaE-sixth column
NEW fUBLICAIIOHS-FIRsrr rAoE-Third column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGB-First co.umn
PIAR OFORrES--sECoND PAGE .fif.h column.
POLITICAL--fIasT fAeE-Third column:
Pt br OFFICE kOTICE-tIRsr HA9E-Third column
PROrO5ALS-F FIRST PAoK-f,Ith column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--
ELEVENTH PA9E-Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REN1-TwELI TIL PAGE-1hird and fourth coumna
REAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANIE-TwKLFrnPA PACE Fourth
REAL rs ATE wANTED-TwELrrH PAeR-Fourth COZ
REIiGiUUs NoTICEs-FInsr PAGE Sixth column.
EIsWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second CO unnn.
BALES AT AUCrION-TwELFTH PA9E-Fifth and sixth
sITuHTiUNS WANTED -PEMALEs-ELEvENrn PAoH-
First second, third and fourth colunns
gITUAIlONS WANTED-MAIAES- ELEVENTH PACE
SPECIAL kUTICES-FrRsr PAoE-second column.
BPORTING-D0GS. BIRDS, &o-FIRsT fAaE-Sscond
THE IRADEs-ELHvENTu PAex-sixth column, and
TwELF1H PAeE-First column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEooND PACE
eeco column.
VALE. Tin NeS-SEOoNp PAaR-Fourth column.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENrS To LET
WANlED TO PUKCfASE-FIRsT PAoE-rhird column.
WINES, LIQUORS, 1c-FIRsT PAGE Sixth GOTHAM
Yachts, sfEAABOATS. Ao.-FIRsT PA9E-Third COL
umu.
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L1OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Tho Old Dominion Steamship Company win despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant dewhee steamship
ALBEMARLE for Norols CITY Point ana RcamSna ,a on on
ladng to all points South and Southwest Through passen
ger tickets issued TO all points. Accommodatons unequaed
Apply at pier % a general onlce lS7 Greenwich street,
corner Of Dey street.
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ArEw YORK, FEBRUARY o. Is2-THg FIRM OF
In Homes Voorhees, is THIS day dissolved bymuua
VOORHEES,. A. VOORHEES,, ,
J. W. HOLMES
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HOKsEs, CARRlAtsEs, &c.

HOKSEs, CARRIAGES, sc.
A Jiss hAHxES aUo4rSs Ss4ss sHs1 AND NJ
et SHsoR e e. SI sxsW1R. IKE n5HIHtS ATdTHossTs isIs
EVERY 'asi AND sSb1rsfiS ssGkbxY
on every horse 500 unssr ~ waT.n,se. ar.
F.s fn1 IzkSs SiI' DRI7isa x VI ss' RSas RaiSSal's
f0T or 's9TnE Es 1GTss; pnv On sale 70 ooo~
SentenSns FANNY Establ:nmeat oonsisne Of an eaira
handsome superior golden soel deIdiue is high years
SS 5 fs1
is sa John s%;S aarnss @
&C. h, s.s vi, for wns ssaa o. ns .ar. HarD..
Braes WS,ps asrs & "0" anu Aa'kA "00e' s@'a'e'
Elegant AID and extra sns coal black asdins, lsx high
q Arss sa sa sn
combined SADDLE As,1.:: Geld
can ;rO s' sure ;s an; under saddle has
isntsd sound and kind " 'AD' '"'' year,
One PARK Phaslon, top E1prcss Wagon, both
Extra Sns s' and "a desirable brown oeld,ns. I5h
,sT anne uDSsr D5Sms ny.
bor.e; 10 very rapid mover, and warranted sound and
Pine: large Coupe ...s Or Family Horse - nigh
roaas.sr can tro n s fears nothns no vices and war
III. :sS': s S sss
a%p Or .S Ss' @
ss"ssI ss ssT.l. :. 'Ssss Sss1 Tsr. ssr:s wagons
Sales never postponed on account Of weather.
AT SO LIBERTY sTREET-cAsH BAReAINs.-FIvE
n superior Top bv first class bu ders also
Two ocsawsy: two pepo! waEon' and two IT TOP Pony
good BaInes offered Blankets Aghans, Robes &c At
''N' '"J JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL, 50 Liberty street.
AT FACTORY or DAY 4 sON-FIfTY TOP AND
road Basr'es Rocsaway phaetons CSuPe,s and large
l4S Eldriige street,
SECOND HAND COUPE. IN GOOD ORDER, ALSO
~ assortment and second hand Carriages selling Of
cheap TO close business TsSgos 3 Cedar street.
LARGE ASSORTMENT cOuPEs. COUPE RocKA-
n ways sI seat wescbes,ers yctoras. Pbaetons Pony
SarIasss perot Warona baE rhaeons. new ami second
''0' '" I%S SsViE FAcTSsERs SSf UNION $50 Broadway
A SPLENDID TEAM OF BAY MARES WITH
"a sheriff street tre~h between and A. NJ and and
ANY PARTY DESTROYS OF PURCHASING A FIRST
sSdre:. boz All Posi- oee sound KIND and r'
A LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR
"A sale cheap Can be seen at 2is Fulton street, near
Greenwich
coAvB, SLEIGH, TWO BAY HORSES AND NEW
is1s Europe
as.TsnH % s TSr sOsS Tns.TSs s s sss, Sss
Wagon $l2s enc open wagon S'S one Mss,sheser
PSssson, S4sS one ssrouche $So ono Express Wagon,
&I2bi one Brewster Top and Open Wagon, Duboii
xxss'n ALSO " VIM H. GRAY. 20 wooster i.rsss HSS.''
| TEAM OF PONIES, ~ BANDS HIGH, YEARS
"A odi warranted sound and Kind price 82od Who
buy Apply stable east OF Madison avenue Twenty
| ssgbsh sresi, north side
| A VERY PINE FAMILY GRAY HORSE, 10 HANDS. Z
n yeays old sound and viii be sold cheap,
owues hes suyhsr Apply 81 private stable n Weat
Thirtish street, between Broadway ana si1'h avenue
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BUSINESS OppoarUNIrIEs.

A WIDOW WISHES THE LOAN OF @lo0-ALSO A
IA partner with capiil. Parties of standing only
need appoint interview. Address SECURITY, box 900
Herald once.
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A PARTIES WITH CAPITAL CAN CONTROL ABSO.
"A. lutte monopoly Of manufacture of new and popular
goods machinery In operation those Gaming busness
can have the fullest opportunity TO invesligate.
S. 8 NORTON, 80 Dey street.
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DOMNERY oRENo CHAMPAGNE LANDING AND
i for sale ~ the leading grocers and wine dealers
CuARLES uRAkf. Sole Agent
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REWARDS.

~O REWARD FOR A WHITE KID NANNY GOAT,
DeD missing the l0h nst viii be paid returned TO
go West Tenth street, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLICATIONS OF FIRMIN DIDoT.
Mr. j. B. Dutron representative Of the above celebrated
house. FIrmn Didot has Just arrived from Paris with
choice collection of the most beautiful editions ever ena-
the printing Of these princes Of ypogphy
All admirers Of the npe arts would do vel ~ call and
this beautiful collection, rfch marvellous
These OF arr literature be purchased on
the favorable conditions. Mr. J. b. DUTRUN is 10
hours from 10 A. NJ 10 r. N. p. A-Mr. Duuon is for
short time In this country.
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NEW YORK, FEB. IL, ls72.-THE FIRM OF J. W.
~ POoLER co. Is this day dissolved by the death OF
Mr. j. w. Pooler J. w. POOLER co.
GRORaK COURvOIafER
GEoRGE N. WILCOX.
The undersrned this day formed copartnershp
der the of Courvoisier WILCOX, who will continue
the business of the late firm. GEORGE COURVOlSiER.
GEORGE N. WILCOX.
THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFoRE EXISTING
i firm OF Bursitt Nouweer IA this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The undersgned, Thomas
Burkt aud liabilities OF the lato hrm
and will the shoe factory, OF
Eighth and Grand stroets Brooklyn, T.. u.
THOS. BURKITr.
EMIL NOUWEILER.
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RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED
~ Business would take partner; have number OF
orders hand and for OF capital cannot MI mmed
a.ey snuiactory Of speciates and always 10 demand
not much capital required Address SPECIALTIS box l60
Hera.d Office.
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BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
al New designs; aso Bagatees and everything appcr-
tanning TO billiards. At lowest prices H. W. COLLENDkk,
successor 70 Phelan Coepder, 73S Broadway.
VERY LAR0B ASSORTMENT or NEW AND SEC
N opd hand Billiard Tables at extremely low prices also
portable Parof Tabes
KAvARAGH DECKER. corner Canal and Centre sta
POLITICAL.
DoiITICAL PRINrINl OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
i abort notice by the Metropolitan Printing Es
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company
Tho elegant sdewheel steamship SOUTH AMERICA, 1000
tons burden, Captain f. L. Tnkepaugh, will sail for St
Thomas, Para, Perrambuco Bahia and Rio Janeiro
Wednesday February q. At o'clock r. NJ from pier 43
North River.
WM. r. GARRISON. AGENT
No. 3 Bowling
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-sTEAN TO QUEENS
u town and LIVERPOOL.
Sailing every Wednesday.
MINNESOTA Morgan February II, at 1OM A. NJ
IDAHO, Price...: February q, 81 ~ r. H.
From pier 48 North River
CABIN passage, 40 gold steeraee. $50, currency.
Prepaid icxets, $33, currency.
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris, Hamburg Norway
and Sweden. &c. Drafts England, Ircan France and
germany ~ lowest 'Ssfi WHLf8Ss Ss ouroN % Broadw.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-16

spLENDiD DEsIdSs AT THE WILMINGTON WORKS.
Meszrs. Dure, Bowers Il Co are Just complet-
ing at their shops III tins city two elegant Pull
man day cars OF superior finish ard design The
interior OF the car IL divided into four apartments
ono at either end for smokers. a family COM
partment, and the drawing room in the centre,
The doors are all carpeted with Brussels Of itch
and yaIiegated cOofs skifully interwoyen and
producing harmonious blending which Is par
lculary agreeable to the eye. The cars are well
lighted with large double windows, and are sup-
Piled With vettlatuls both at the top and bottom
Of the car. The wood work on the inside il sim.
ply srlendid. Solid walnut. ia uIl finish, pre.
dominates, which ia inaii with rare and precious
WOODS The AmbUy is particularly noticeable
with lt- shapeiy Insertions Of other wouds. and
~ extensively used in the decorations Of the
cars. This wost was imported from Africa.
he car is supplied with patent revolving chair
placed at intervals sufficient to relevs traveller,
of the crampeh and crowded positions in wlicl
they are huddled in most cars. These seat bu
twenty five persons.
The pomona and 'Phaeton" are the manner
given these coaches They will be shipped henc,
to the Pullman Co., and thence to the Crane
Trunk X. r. in Canada. Two other cars OF sim
liar design are being built at the Wilmington
works.