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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

that it is point of considerable impor-
tance. The editors Of the Forester
have adopted the neutral in politics, and
for that we like them. They appear to
be men of talent, whose object is that Of
laboring for the welfare of their place
and the country surrounding it, and for
the whole country in general. We
greet this paper as brother after our
own heart.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

From the Charleston Mercury.
LATE FROM FLoRIDA.-We are in
debted to our attentive correspondent of
the St. Augusta Herald, for the follow
ing Information
81. Augustine, July l6. p
OUR INDIAN AFFArRs.-Every thing
in relation 10 our Indian affairs for the
present seems to be quiet, unless we ex-
cepta skirmish between a company of
Georgia volunteers and gang Of Indi-
ans, which took place on the Suzanne
some days since, in which one Indian
was killed and two wounded. We have
not heard the particulars. US n
Information was received some days
since from Fort King, that gang Of In
dians, seventeen in number, had gone
there. They visit their friends, the
Creeks, freely, and say they have strict
orders not TO modest any Of the whites,
or commit any depredations upon their
property. They state that when Cen.
Jesup rode up from Tampa to Fort King
he passed within twenty PAGES from
them. FIX
l. is Gen. Jesup's plan to keep Them
quiet, lfpossible, during the summer
and In the mean time he is endeavoringl
to post the troops with a regard to their
health and SO as to hold them in readiness
to act accordingto circumstances with
efficacy and promptness. M 4
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MARRIED.

On Monday evening by Dr Mr. ssmus Chapel to
NJ - Mary Ann Ham ltou, all Of this city.
Al Poaghkeepe On Friday evening last by the Rev. B Reed
Isaac 3 Smith, ESQ oil Buffalo, to Mrs Olivia CsngdcD Of the
mel place
Ezabethtown, the 2sth ult by the Rev Mr. McCee
Mr.. J. W. d. Bch Of Brooklyn, Miss Jane f. daughter
o Isaac Jngues Esq
Carlisle Pa the 5th by the Rev. j. r. Goodman
Chnpar to u g. Congress for the Rober a.
Gvd rgeer Annie second daughter ofthe Hon. John (i
son, Chief Justice Of Pennsylvania. -
DIED.
On Tuf sday Jan TO- willow Passenger sred 81 years m
bore whsuta nlurmur and expired without a groao 1855 ~
Her friends respectfully invited attend her f,ner,I nm
THURSDAY at socck M FRI her late residence No SO
street
sunday morning Of consumption, william shou son M
Oliver Shourf, IN the saith year Of bis age.
Monday morning. Christopher r. Rddcl in the pal year of
his age.
On Monday Thompson son o. rho~rson Price years.
Monday OF Captain Bcnaair Jr and MARY
Smith, aged yeats,I month and 10 days.
AT Brook, afufay, Melinda Anna years
ofWiIiam Jeunison, Jr
At Haon, Ohio the atth Dec Gel Jax Parsons aged
He native Of Enfield Conn one Of the .,r.
viving officers Of the Revolutionary army.
Saybreok, 9Th inst, Mrs Anne of
Jno. Ingra, am aged 81 years. = 49,
Richmond suddenly the sh Samuel Henry Pols
printer formerly OF Washington city
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SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED IN ~ IEsSo<s,

SPLENDID PENMA NSHIP
ACQUIRED IN 12 LEssoNsi
q Il. 'ssg an" ssss
To continue for oriya ,horf season.
vl ths Public ms Return absence d .s %o",ns io%
ca..e tho CO, Ter H. has 20
pa''.' D1y and Esco'ps ,7sp.Nv
yr both ade. and Genissn 81 every are and
from 2 ssped,o-y taught the most eesrse, and
xdspisd Letters, s. Notes. sas aeess", Receipts. En-
purpose ofpublic business and private lie "e'e"
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
Ss: s"s % =" ss ny. 70 ;. a, s
na @s' ns NJ w%er a.e pe.Ys ras BY Mr.
boz Merchant, and others visiting the City can eompctca
- Mr. |; . 3 seen fI.g a NJ ., orf'om siospM
hnye whe would hse Permanbc,
Sa ss, y sst mt. the y,, :, s5s NJ NJ
To make write most splend'dyii js-tf
ing he Han brown " m pset inc r . ale s use o dye
daft HoPPER's Pharmacy, Broadway, cor Franklin
WARDS HAIR OIL.-Tsscs, asticIc now in use, 70,
.oo q In % N f s. an" hSSffs sss, NJ -
Broadway, Of Franklin IT. Prce per bose
BAY RUM o'.4 .''' s !: fsIr: r =; sass.
ds.y Brokers and Conn Merchants. = water At
CHEESE 900 casks, and %: ss.e. f:r :ssby
dny Brokers and Comm Merchants, 50 waterst
pHOsPHORUs.-A good supply on hand, and 6r sale,
iay D. LEWIS FEvcnTwANoER, Ut Broadway
VEGETABLE COMPOUND OIL for coaonns the
y Hair, esthsr brown ~ JET black
Also MARKING INK Cor Linen without preparation fcr sale
By Mrs. KING, ifi Fulton ~.
nssn
CHHAP Stored " HENRioUEs . CO ss
Broadway have received from Prasce and gsr arrivals the
underncntioned xoots, wSrh will sell Cheap
Rich hrred Dglks cotovred and blue sck
sek vcsinrs, snd sripsA vcvct do
Spendd Isxovs and Chsrys for DRESSER.
Bnnuse ~ubuS~ra ard hem sehd Linen Causbric handkh
srieud assortment Of ch needle workd rreuch Cspes
wash Fannels, CASTOR F1annch, md Ergksh Fiaspes
Plain and figured herisos-Blanhets
Hosiery NO Ghgvcs, nevery variety and rvey price
Sha wis SILK HaDdk -6cars-Chsiy Shsws
Brown Linen Damask Aprons, article
IRISH LINENS Brdscyc Diapers, Liner Cambria.
yacenet Muslin, Cansvc Muslin, Muslin,
Bobnet Lscts, English TiwcsdIntes and Edges.
Furniture prfnies and Curtain MusIns.
80, - and 4. Damssks md e Table Glsbs.
white and black Lace, and ve,ls.
Cap Ribbon Bonnet Ribbon Bel, Ribbon, and Ribbons ofcsou
1
Aho-
LOT ef old stock Goods, sehnx of reduced consisting
Of Trcach ADD English Cac noma7ipes, remnants OF Sd,
Pophns, snlll Plaid Shaws FIR Misses, &C &c &C. n25u
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.

VanxhaI Garden, B0WcFy
GREAT EQUE STRAIN EXERCISES
Wtha Grand Change of Eniei tainments
I'm MONDAY Jan 9th, and ON Tuesday g. Wednesday =
~ new sto al Ballet three tight by Mesearnes
Wooiod and Cole and Mr. H. Cooke Mr. Cooke grand
Eight ~ hyr with the Infant Eques,Ians The Dancing
mes So jumping ~ horses by Mr. w Cooke Winged
Seed' Pegasus Polish Brolhers. Gymnastics by M Wells
grand Eas e Page entitled the Revolt Harem
lice tn radesmen and othersMr Cooke wi,
signed by him - - ~
HT ADAY REPRESENTATION will take place every Mon
day, ut O'Clock during the full change of enter ain
ments will be given each oecaslbn
Boxes 81 Pit SO Children under Of
price Doors Pas o'clock First music al al
past s. and the performance precisely at O'Clock
$500
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too dark to see any thing We distant from the
Dido about mile. We had no other object in laying
to but to watch the brig Last March was as bad
for vessels getting in as il now There was good
deal of Ice II was more solid than the ice is
Cross-e ranlin ed-I never went before the pert
wardens never had any notice to GO there This
witness is one Of the ibellaRts concerned the suit
Charles Donauy syamined-l belong to the look
out watch. At day-break on the 9Th Of March,
boarded the ship Washington The captain informed
me he had been desired to send to brig then out at
sea, assistance of any kind as as possible. l
communicated this intelligence to the captain OF the
John ID. Aymur / could not see the St. Lawrence
The watch on board the Washington said ne thought
the brig was 80 or 40 miles to the eastward. lie
mentioned her having lost her rudder Inc reason
the ST. Lawrence could tow the DIDO further than
she did was, it would break the insurance. we are
bound to render assistance to vessels IN distress
it depends upon our own feelings. Vessels are fire.
quenty disabled in coming into port am not bound
to relieve vessel in this situation. have been on
board vessels in distress, but not since have been
pilot. l have been pilot IA years. l would not take
charge of vessel without rudder, even on pilot
ground l am not a nautical man. THE counsel
here rather Indignantly replied, "Then, sir, you ought
net to be pilot. would not take charge of YES
sci across the Atlantic. l would not take charge of
any vessel without assistance. Further questions
upon this subject were overrued by tho court, it
having been decided that pilot not compelled
to take charge of vessel he cannot navigate, even
on pilot ground.
The court then adjourned until to-day. Judge Belts
will deliver his opinion to-day.
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~ NOTICE.-Tle undersigned in behalf Of the Com
mites, acknowedge the
IN aid Of the and city further
ststeDsn Of the Of the Camce, will We Published in
M SAMyEL b WHITE tCfccker, williams q &c ., Pearl
bonds .cordinely. ~ -
grstHitousy, viz II n
THOMAS w. HENRY, MI IS Blocker street
THOMAS e. GAGE NJ d, 33s Pearl st.
JOHN A. SWEET M. ID. Broadway
JAMES MUNR0E, ESQ., has generously consented
Of the Committee.
ELIAS FOUNTAIN, % Maiden Lane.
GEO, FOLSOM, 40 William
EDWIN r. COREY, 81 Cedar
HOMER BOSTwICK, rs Chzslhersst
H. A. BENTON, 81 East Broadway.
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PARK TAEATRE.-1His EVENING, will Nc psr-
A. f., Termed ned, the Farce Of the : -
Aisr which lie Ballet Opera of
ri, Ts Conclude E, I!.. w,h The Farce Of
piacidc- C.n6danto, Mis- whsatiey "'"s'a"S''' ~
quarter be s ~ Quarter past performances commences AT
EKANKLIN THEATRE.-ruis EVENING will
THE MINERAL -, The Dying G"Mnr,ei, M, Jsdal-
ffahcsco, M H9wa seien-Lea Miss " Moaier
Amer which, the Farce Of the
1EA n:. WIFE -Mr Ddpas Mr.. Thoman-ceca Miss "
:, re r, eencrde with the DIANA ofthe
"lDo CUkSE-Gregory GOslingon sefton-Mark Ring
gold MI Juda-Jud th Blake, Mrs Suckney-Lucy Rock and
Doors opea ats Performances commence al ocock pre-
cseiy. Boxes 50 cents PHI IS
NATIONAL THEATRE-MR. THoRNEs RENE
! y FIr.rhlS tvENlNG vii be presented the play of
DAMON 4 PYTHAs.-Damoo, Nj, Sco,t-Pyhias, Mr. Thorne
Hetmion, Mrs. Fv1n-Ca!antte, Mrs Thomc..
After which, Mr. b. Blake, the original BILLY BAR ow will
MouNTAlNEERs-oc tavian, by Young Gentleman. This
appearance on any saee-Sad Mr. Mtche-Agnes, Mrs. Con
MessTs Gony and Blanchard will the celebrated
STANDARD FIGHT. flo the Drama efRienzi.
TO G, conclude with the New Drama Of the
SOLITARY OF TIE HEATH; or Tale of Blood Gilbert,
open quarter past s. Performance commences at quar-
yer peiore1. boxts 81; PIT SO cents Gallery ST.
A MEKICAN TMEATnE. no wEKY...MR
Devils BRIpGE-oount Eeluo Mr. Edwiu-pe.ro Mr. G,.e.
:! Ater Which !, The operate Farce of
with variety tsones; Pc roma, Mil waring.
WRECK OF THE BRISTOL, Founded the late lnmentabe
n an s9 . ssp esy o theatre in which,
Boxes, 75-fit, s7a-Gnlsry, rs cents.
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POPULAR LECTURES
ON ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY MEDICINE a
PHARMACY, =
Comprxing Illustrations Of the
Structure Functions, Diseases, and ar fhs mar
- Imp0rfaas Ovgaas Of
THE HUMAN BODY,
BY r. DODS, M. ID.
The above Lectures intended before public roc,
een.ivc view Ut the principal facts which have
been discovered respecting the vital dcranged nc
tionsand TIA discussed condition of the different n the Hin
man system together with the whchihe
practitioners have found ~ be the e in
health In preventing sickness disease Thev NJ
contain lair examination Of the prensons Empcs nnd
the eoofasecd on IA If qualified Practitioners variety oi
subjects with constant to the only standard sf~
authcn' icafedc ases - ' "eh
The peculiar ofeach disease shall be csref ~ dsn
guhed from the general features which resembles Other ds.
eases totally ussiniiar their and Thus
bling every one not only to conduct his ordinary
cases, but what OF far h.
tween symptoms whIah for n shot be reelected with
IMMUNITY and those which require and vigorous
This ~ one oil The most na ortant scts with which ban
mind become acquainted Neglected
accs-neRlecc bowels ted
van parsof hos ay waste
hc than have ever been committed y the pese sword
Lecture 90 one OF the above subjects will NJ delivered IL Gin
0n Hall on the evening 81 each Wednes Wsfa,
The INTRODUCTORY Lecture TO bs given "Wednesday Evening
scock when TIA, Pubic respectfully attend
Tickets Tor the course be- had after Lecture srsm,v
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Auction 3. lea.
DYE ! ur.pNo !. - ~, Assuosssef.
~ Will AZ = ~, Slofc NO. los Pean st., CO

NV DIETEHICH, Asstion.er
- Wall st. - ''''e no. LOO rear st., corner Of
w,d,..l. = . hnday.
~, Boots, shoes and Leatbey--,, .,...L g.
tra. hs ce1ee House. Ly order le s.sS.s ~ os g
osans, % womens cases u u.s ~ e.os 49,
hsutty of sole leather = Ss oooss, togeshsS WIZ
al. ceaes-A auanity Of grocc cries, moved N, =
'1,rl .on'Ffisns eas, - rsosaencc q
-. utsday furnIture- Icl o. ock nj No 4 - :,
cLs 'a'y renewing, consisting sidctspards 49, ss
s' esps's rugs looking glasses feather bsds a' 6sss'
JESSIE GADY. Ausaooeer
X Jesse CADY, Store Nos III and ,,o w..
Iaryc nn - .ock "a lots to p,xchases n. cab
aIec anu gem al assortment vi karowae ~ casn,
has COMBS Fancy soap coatiag guns pistols dts 81 soOs
an al, sneA. OF goods suited To the Sospa and n .s,s ~.
100 pa eo 70 mention in advertisement Of ts ss S
AZ NsG SAFE IT, 600 dozen CoIsbs assorted ri Mi
imaginable. S"'csy' o. .very varet
1000 Goxcn Collars and Boso.,s
'N' ''0 bruises, snd mn
lsoeo Needles assotedfrom Hsmn,ngs and Gs,uao d
whsh VIII he taken payment. ''e~' - "eD<>AsoiVs
Also, snuff Boxes, Pins, DC &c
$50 1enlaa frcnch and Rhode rand Je,,eyv Lon 1
~--' -. maKd
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NEW BOoKs.-HARpEx & BROTHERS. mo

Y Cliff st., have lately published - wv =
The Chinese general descrpoa ofh Empire ef Cua and
it's inhaba by joins Francis Davis Esq, vols
l8mo. with Engravngs wood. ~
The Fairy Book, with 81 woodcuts, by Adams, Ien,o
The Pilgrims Progress, u Nh 50 cuts by Adams
Letters to Young Ladies, by Mrs L. III Sigouney I2mn
Memoirs ot Aaron Burr by Matthew L. Davis -
The Religious Opinions Character of Washington by C.
Melsuire limo -
Ibncyddes Transmitted Y William Smith, 3 vols. ismo
Gafar al Bamek Tale Of the Court Haroun al Rascd
vols I2mo.
vols I2ms. -
Tales oftfe Good Woman, by Paulding, . vols Inns
Frederick Random illustrated by Crukshank.
The Poor Rich Maa, and the Rich Poor Man, By Miss
Scdgwiek, lsIno IN a w.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT the
z o O L q GIC Al INSTITU r

NO 81 bOwery.
THE Public arcrrspct tv informed that Ia orto ,he
juvenile ciass the manager has introduced the centre OF c
a circle ~ i cet ~ circumference for the pwse az
forming the Elephant Camel amt IT. s..I
O'Clock, r. NJ s P'"Se ~ - ano
Mr. VAN AMBuRGH will enter tae Cages nj A. a o,.,l ~
immcd aiey ae wards the Anaals fed in ~
the audience. '"o p'esehcsoI
Admiss SO censchidren under yenrs ..o
Season Tickets at 80, 49, '"" price
Visitors have free admission to the B,wey Reading s.on
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BURNS'S ANNIVERSARY.
~ The Annual Festival 10 celebrate the Birthday NJ mn Na
will take place nj the ROB ROY HOUSE cornor OF ccax
the table at sorlOrk. '"''i w
Tickets 70 be had of Mr. Cunningham al the Bar
BY order, DUNCAN McEWEy sec,<,.,.
J9mwt9s - eo'''"'
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JESSIE GADy -.
NV w WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Augtiesesy
II arpMN. y. CONANT. STOKE Ma la prApr
oINI1l, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE iuis

H. nnrsn.o.n - sALE IN PARTITION.
al public ac ase,e,a order Of tho Chsncery viii
sens NO 10 Broad street the civ ~ Nev yes nierker
aay ~ lss al noon, under airecon 81 fbe
the Htscb - '''o seosSiioeS,
The two story brick house and h, A., 20 ,.u.
hosse ABOUT II feet wide and deem viii .ne
real nd the lot about a feet wide re dee" IN inc
ne wo stofy bnck font house and so S;v., ,A II
tne same dimensions as No 49, ab0, scrbd se'oes o.
The frame dwelling house and lot No 10 S.u; - .
,,usc au i.e men wide, and 20 feet inches ~ "a
the .o' about q feet niche. vide deep ss ana
az w a,ss ~ ground jug n the numbers n a. n ~
oo ~ ana % Sulvan street, with
inchs by = iee and other build bereon and The aev G
inches wde leading thereto from Suiy an street Ihs ~
no" Secupea ny ply HopIock a smoke OF
room Dec I, 1896. - ~ ~"N ~ ING auease
Ts fHILo T. RUGGLEs Master in Chance.
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II LITERARY WORCESTERSHIRE following new
works have just been issued from the press Of Mcssrs.
Saunders and Obey:
Sir Granville Temples new work, travels in
Greece and Turkey,) vols. plates.
Adventures in the North of Europe, by Edward
Landor, Esq, vols plates.
A new work on Flowers, (The Floral Taegaph,)
with beautiful colored plates.
The Continent in 1886, by Professor Hcppus
vols. plates.
Tour of German artist in England, by M. Passa-
want, 2 vols plates.
Dr. Hoggs visit tcIerusalen,, &c. vols. eolored
plates
The Chevy Chase illustrated in a series Of out
lines, by ]. Franklin, Esq
Also nearly ready Mrs. Jameson's Characteristics
ofWemen, new and greatly improved edton-em-
bellished with her own Etchings, in one VOL
General La Fayette's Memoirs written by himself
and Melane and 1lher unpublished poems, by N. p
Willis Esq, vol.
The Great Metropolis, by the author OF "Recol-
lections of the Lords and Commons"
jll-6t SAUNDERS g. OrLEy, As Ann st.
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THoRsE's Dissertations takes benefit at the
NATIONAL tonight Let it be bumper-he is de-
serving man.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

mAhANE lNTELLAGENCE.
LATEST DATES.
From From H h.ss Nov Nov From From s.s s.o
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Lisopos'-shO 1 bib, r. s, w.G o., pee,
Hasre-shp Charles Carroll, Lee, Nov ~.
London-shp Gladiator, Brac~, Nov a.
oncbcc Hohssd, Dee n
ARRIVED.
ss1' s sIss H Howe. r., &,i n:.s.
E.; s'ss, s iss' w ss:sp H...v,r,.
CLEARED.
Snip Ys.po, T,ss s II, New oassns
'"' ss;iy c.issnse, zs ii, s" Antwerp.
Rhine. McKown, Apalscbscsls.
System system J Es;sSs rssr &c c' $ss%..
sch, s s.,as e smith, Ma As:''s'''l''
''f ssp S' cL s%s; New New Have Haven
There considerable ofdr ice IN the North and East Rivers,
Havana, Dec i-Ariy,d MINI odcn New York. Dec II
Sailed cSo Robinson, New York A-Anawsn, Payne, New
New oieans Dec s-Anivcd ship Bmmsh Ford. New York
IL Mn. BRrsrow.--Let all bad writers look at his
Advertisement i'll
ny THE sEAMANs RELIEF SOCIETY are IN need Of
assistance FROM those wbs are rich good works. willing
rnunicsts, ready 10 distribute"
The relief indeed and ola kind to
arouse the sympathcs ofcvery feeling heart
Al this ucIcmen seascn IL The when Ere
aseny from reaching Port their Wives
u.s. tell ne ofber children they have lett at cherries sbc
Of food fuel and cohngwhs they enacsvonnx
hes mome Of bread satisfy the cravings Of mnsersnd
husband protector far on them. In addition such
tales ef and VICE., often hear widowed mother
telling Of the less Of her bosom friend, who has found sai
Grave"
Any donations t the following places will be udicious
psopssed the object by committee whs appointed
them, and who not easily impescdon.
Rev VI. CHASE, iss Chsuy street
JPARSuNS, Alien a
u. swINSON Clinton Nall
r. CUSTOM, - Hamilton e.
nv sCHRyDER, - OAK o. jil-it-
LOON Wed.esdnv Ereufng, Jan lIh
onfB-wM nIBIO respectfully informs The pubc
the FIrsmens Ball. have kind
wcnnesey hysnne when Grand Concert will be Tho
most eninent Vocal talent " engaged. ~
Further prtcglers IN future b., sand sdvertisemen
Mrs and Miss Watson, and Mr.. Piumer, vocaists
Sgnoi hupicS VIII perism srand Fantasia tho vava
Trumpet =. -
Nj Watson wil preside AZ me Piano Forte,
The oncer WI commence O'Clock Tiches
be had at MI Aws Music Store and at the Garden Iits
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LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE-
THE CELEBRATED PICTURE OF LA BrTIr N.r,,n
BfBoCDEr or PARIS. ionL'
One az the finest productions IF the French scso ex
in this other countries, and which has been 80 h,gh hed
mendd " the Editors Of the princpa in oo
.pai cities IN the United states togo Their with recent pro,
hibited ut No 81 Cettnndt street. 10" oemg ex'
PORTRAIT e. MINIATURE PAINTING
MR. BoUDEas Painting Room, open for the recen,,
Of vssrs the building above ~ III
Paranre, faithful resemblance 10 te original aud Inc ~ Do
"n's""' ~ ""'S' w. d2f-lmr
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II A son Of Crspin' keeping an Hotel in Fdis
ton street, in the city of Brooklyn is respectfully
formed that il will be more conducive to his interests
proper manner, and not upon all occasions display
the i'll breeding which characterized the conduct Of
the gentleman on Monday evening last. Gentlemen
Of .oater, are waited on with the utmost ciylity,
whilst others from whom he derives his subsistence
are treated with the utmost neglect. His conduct at
a late hour last Monday evening is not forgotten,
and our Common Council should consider the ne
cessity of Withdrawing license" from man SO Ut
tery destitute of dscency, and wholly unfit to act
in the capacity Of Hotel keeper situation at all
times requiring the services Of persons of gentlemanly
department.. Let this caricature upon humanity be-
ware, punishment may yet overtakc him.
rfe AN OBSERVER.
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FIX 1MFORTANT NOTICE. TO TIL
PUBLlC.-Dr. DE JANON, who continues treating with IN,
greatest Of vencrs which have given 10 by
pretended physcsn ofth city offers those who wi be pleas
sphiic nf cure Tor the the
can SCI patient now under the ofD DeJanon
33l Clinton ST. who w be liberty ask any cues
tons respecting the admirable progress OF The Apply 20
VERY INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
To the Editor Of the Sun
SrFeeling interested for fellow beings who are ofie.
victims Of ignorant quacks 81 this duty on me to
make knows fact VIII deserves public have un
piled several pretended physicians and obtaining no relief be-
despair Asa last resource Gas then went tn
The Hospital hope OF finding
Of eviog of that mcst horrible Of all disorders After re-
manning here omonts and hndag that not likely 10 oh
tioper who promised radical cure after remaining under
his barge long time found stesd OF eeyna me- of ~,
disorder daily getting aarnnng exlsn Ind
that death sometimes fancied stl me
in the face bat fortunately for confess on
ofhe daily papers thc SUM- advert enrnt ~ NJ
De Janon, promising the CAGES III that
dreadful maady Tdcemncd oroyn .pe to call and ace
him. at his No 40s Broadway happy am nfmm
him that shall remember that day and superior k A. I"n~
~ live Had not received bs-l must gc o,cn
should this numbered with il is now aI, DIV
week ,ince commenced taking his anti sypy having taken
and halt bottles, and asreeaby request ce as
lar Diet, the disease disappearing hope sson haIi.
able 90 come and thank him personally. '' ''
an yours, eculy,
Him HY. MUGGREDGE, 33I CEafoo AZ
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p-F- AMENICAN CIKCUS, RICHMOND HILL =
The managers t, splendid pleasure 10
TO the friends oil Mn and MRS B,cON fL.a 80.
takes Benefit Thursday ~ nst and thai she I n a.
onby hr eacst Female Equestrian ever seen upsn lsss
II To be hopcdtbe public viii take 70 witness IN
performance esp c'ny as Mr. Bacon has had The msftunc m
lose ofh his uniieg 10 ploas IL
and uppo aged mother which has done r many o"c'
:, \ s..-..u - G. BACON
Ferry the Circus, from Until O'clock " s''s"
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A CARD.
RICHMOND HILL Gin CHS

RICHMOND HILL CIRCUS
Corner Of VGrfck CHARLTON SIS
10 MR. CARNEY the American Slack Rope Herculean md
Foul ibum performer, fully
Gentlemen OF New York that HIS BENIfiT will take c ~
Wednesday, Evenng Jan l4fh when will be Iro, III m ~
such performance as cannot i ion o. which
occasion there Will be into the circle ght Clowns
time, whose funny Jokes will keep House in
laughter ~ :" so"i""cu
Fof partcnlars, see bills of the day. ;,o.,.