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NOTICE

The Commencement of the University Of Yer.
mont will be no den on WEDNESDAY Of next
week, August LIST. The exercises of the Junior
Class will he on the day preceding, beg inning -,
o'clork, p. NJ. The procession will form ~ the
College AZ 9 O'Clock, p NJ. of Commencement Day.
The examination of students wishing TO join The
University, will be on Tuesday, s O'Clock, A. NJ
North College
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Jonathan G.. Stewards Estate.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
Ois,ric, Of Grand Isle, Commlssio ers to re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims and do"
,nands against the estate Of Jonathan G. Stew
art late OF South Hero in said District deceased
represented nsovent, and all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from The 22d dav Of June A. d. 1888
being allowed by said Caurt for that purpose;
We therefore hereby give notice that we Will
attend to the business of our appointment at
Hector Adams Office in said South Hero on
Saturday the Gath day ofNovember AID. 1888
from ten o'clock A. NJ ill four o'clock P. NJ.
Given under our hands at South He:o this
9Th day Of July A. d. 1888.
CALVIN FLETCHER, comn.
DAVID CORBIN,
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The Society for Religious Inquiry Of the
University Of Vermont. viii hold its annual
celebration, at the White Church. on Tuesday
the 3lSl inst, at half pas, two O'Clock, P. M.
Rev. HUBBARD WiNsLow Of Boston, may be
expected TO deliver an address on the OCCASION
ID. c. HouonToN, Secy pro Tenn
U. =. NJ. July 10, 1888
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BR ANDRETH'S PILLS.!

LOOK OUT FOX COUWTERFEIIS!
A LII Pills sold in the State Of Vermont
~ must pass through our hands as DR..
Brandreth's General agents. There will DO
no more Pills sold at the Boston office, neither
| by B. B. Musscy. (who is no longer Bran
dreths agcn,.) to be rctailed in this section
Of the Country.
All Pills purpor,ing TO be Brandrelhs, and
sold by persons without certificate Of agency
signed by b, BrandIcih and by US are counter
fi,s. To prevent all imposition from the cir
cula,on Of counierfeits, jus, let the purchaser
ask the vender for his certificate of agency
signed by Ferre and PaimcIee, or Geo. p.
Walton. Of Montpelier VI. who is our general
agent for the following Counties, Washing.
ton, Orange, Chttenden, Addison, franklin,
Orleans, Lamoile, Essex and Grand Isle, in
Vermont.
Never purchase Of Poddlers, for in no
instance DO they ever have the genuine article.
Should any of our agents be caught in the
counterfeit trade, !hey will be displaced aud
50 advertised. Tho Pills must be kept pure,
ant the Counterfciers must he dealt with &C.
cordiug to law, No Mistake. The following
persons are regularly appointed in their res
pccllve towns.
For sale by S. E. HOWARD. Burlington
Tu'loT q iIHHt''Slo Hs NiCu'Ho"u--r 'ctShO' -
Woodman, Willlslon-J, r. Answorll,, Mil-
,on--Potler, Gull, e. Co., Farfax-L, Tyler
Essex-L, James, Georgia-James Russell,
st Aibans-F.V. Goodrich, Swanton-S. K.
Plat, TIighgale-Wm. G,een & Co., Sheldon
-Chafft e. Lewis, Berkshire-Thomas Fuller
& Son. nosburgh--Armington Dean,
Bakersfeld-.- Tower and Cakes, Underhill--
G.. B. Oakcs, Jericho.
FERRE and PARMELEE.
General BrdndreMian Agents.
Mddletown, Conn, July q, 1888.
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ANOTHER PAPER We received last week the
frs, number Of AN Administration paper published
AT Derby Line, This SAFE. II goes the whole for
Van Buren,, Sub. Treasury and ALL
Our Wing friends in Orleans are now nearly
cirCumvenied BY l.ocofnc0isni. few weeks since
a paper of the same character sprung up ~ Johnson
upon The borders Of that county. There appears 10
be concert OF action in these arrangements, and they
are not wi'hou, their design The small " hia
maj ri'y in Dreams County last year, and the FAC,
thai IA Representative TO Congress is TO I've elected.
inspire the Lnc"l"cos TO a p'rch ofdesreraion and
the most strenuous exe,iions will he made to de.
ceive the people and lead them 10 support the de
siruciive measures of Van l3urenism, BY these pa.
pers. TO counterfeit these movements, the Wings
should make special efforts to circulate, in every
town and district, The Wing papers, that the errors
Of these presses may he met and pu down by the
omn'poIence of truth and right win the Wing:
in Orleans see thar ,hs is done Immediately The
exerIions and nrigues of The travelling Custom
Hnuse Janasaries must he ,huar'ed wnhnnt DELAY
We knOU that greater ererhons are no,O max
ing by the Office Holders under the Adminisira
ton TO ca'ryO'ieans Co. in favor of Va" Bure,
than haze erer before been made. Let euer!
Whis in that county aUake, and be active til
the contestis Ouer.
The above paragraph, from the Culedo
nian, is worthy Of serious consideration B.
the wings of this district. Our privat
information from Orleans, Lamo!le, ar
Franklin Counties, correspond with Ties
facts and suggestions, and unless immedial
measures are adopted by the wings. W
fear we may find ourselves circumvente
through the superior activity of our oppo
nents. The locofocos have certainly fnu
Presses in the district devoted 10 thei
cause while q fifth is pursuing cours
eminenlly calculated, if not intended, I,
prejudice the Wing cause. On the othe
hand, there is but single Wing press
the district. Are our friends aware I
these facts? and are they adopting tn
measures rendered necessary by this stat
OF things!
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PIANOS At AUCTION.

TNHE Subscribers offer for sale at Auc>
l. ,lon, eighteen Piano FoRrEs. manu-
factured BY the late firm of Herrlck.
Christopher & Co., together with tho
remaining stock and ma,eria!s Of the firm.
The whole will be sold tcithout reserve.
10 close the affairs of the Concern, and
The sale will BE- we'll worthy the attention
of amateurs and manufacturers.
Tine instruments were built BY workmen
from the best shops in New York. and
have been pronounced BY competent judges
uI'y equal to any ever offered in the U.
SAFES.
They can be seen every week day al tho
Factory, and ladies' and gentlemen can be-
satisfied of their durability by examining
,nsirumenis from the sane Establishment
which have been many months IL Use 10
this vicinity.
THE STOCK,
Consists of g'ea' qnan'ry Of rich ma
hogany top stuff Boards and Plank, of
Superior quality. Also. shaded and crotch
Mahogany. and Rosewood Vencers, select,
ed with great care.
A large quantity of Hardware for Piano
maxi ing, such as Brass Socket Casters.
Butts round head Screws. best silver and
steel Wire for strings, Key Pms. Pedal
Rods. Feet &c, Badge Pms, F,les, regu-
iailng Wires, &c. &c.
The Mahogany, Rosewood, Trimmings.
&C. were selected IN New York especially
for this Manufacturing Co. and cost from
$1,000 to 5000,
The conditions Of sale are good endorsed
notes PAYABLE one hall ln 3 and one half
! 10 months, a, Bank.
The instruments and stock will be sold
AT the Factory, corner of Champlaln and
Macdonough streets, on Thursday, second
August, commencing At 10 o'clock. A M.
LYMAN q COLE.
Buriingion. " .JuiY l2 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

Examination Of Burlington High School vii
commence Friday, jul, 9Th, Il, 9 O'Clock, A. 81
Exhibition Z o'clork, p. NJ.
j. b. EAS rMAN, Principal
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gloomy with The windows all on, of the buildings,
and Others prosraled. The loss Is estimated -,
IS 900. The noise of The explosion was heard Ia
IN lies or more.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

Mr. SrAcy-Tbe following eloquent editorial
from that self styled Democratic paper, The Bur
Ing,on Sentinel Of The 18Th instant, is worthy OF
republication IN The Free Press.
'SioSsAND SYMPTOMS We understand The
'feIerai Wings of Franklin County held 'on,en-
ton a, Fairfield on the l7h inst. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Senators, when j. ID.
Farnswor,h, DR.. u. Eaton aud Nr Morse we're
agreed upon. o. They afterwards attempted
to take a rote 10 concur in tie nomination Of
Mr. AHen BY the Federal C'nuention at Cam.
bridge. but found mojo'ity against ~. a
propo-,tion TO cOnCur in the denomination OF
Coz Jennison ,cas also voted d0tcn by a large
nojority.. The rutfl-d sh,r, geu'r, wi, have TO
shell ou more of the neehIu to get an additional
quantity OF Bonds nine day speech prinIed-,hai's
Carlain.'
Now I, who was presen, a, the convention above
alluded 10, certainly know thai him Of the Sentinel
happened to understand an absolute f'l>ehood-
aud The public would lie very much sral6"d 10 learn
how he came by So much erslandng as thar
qualify has. as far as | have known, never been
attributed 10 hun even by his friends Otherwise
j, ma, be ronj-c,ured that The whole was coined by
the fe,w hiinsef; and he may yet have TO learn
tina, there is too much common sense IN his own
partv 10 swallow SO motor iols fal>ehood aud he
who sneeringly saws that the Whgs pretend to
claim all the rel'g ion and all the decency, may find
that the people Of this district KNOW that he CAN
other 1naiirali ons that ave requisite 10 make an
honest ma,. Even The st. Adams juno Ut wig.
eIes' would not have dared 10 pn' inI'l, such a
liz y! FRANKLIN.
July 20.
We are sorry to find our neighbor Of the
Sentinel resorting to so stale and stupid a
device thus early in the compaign-more
especially as we are quite sure he will need
to have the very best things he can say in
favor of his candidate believed; but which
he can hardly expect, if he is thus prodiga
Of his veracity IN the outset. This, how.
ever, may BE- taken as an indication Of the
course to be pursued by The loco foco press
es in this district. and we will Improve the
occasion to caution the public against put
ting any confidence in the thousand ant
one lies they will put in circulation before
election. A good cause needs no sucl
appliances; but our opponents, aware Il
the slight hold they have upon the afftc
tions and better Judgment Of the people
seem 10 have sneciaIly invoked the splri, q
falsebood and deception, for this their fina
conflict. But truth is mlgh,y-and if it b
but literally d'ffused throughout the dis
trict, the resul, canno, be doubtful.
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DISSOLUTION.

LOST
II OST, about The FIRST Of July, bet,ceen
IL Broon's iavern in Burlington, and
Raymonds in JP,iiiston, a KEG containing
about 80 lbs If Vitrioi, wHh Messrs j, q
j. H. Peck 8; Cos name upon me keg -
The .fnder on ieaoing The same at Pech's
store ,oiH be suitably rewarded
LORENZO c. FOSTER.
Burlington, July 20, 1888.
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FARM FOR SALE.

fottv acres Of land with a good Two s'ory
House, Barn, and Corn Barn. together
with good Blacksmith Shop. Possession
gwen wbca sold. For further particulars
enquire Of John Peck, Burlington, or Of tho
sub. criber at Montpelier.
June 81. HENRY " SABIN
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METAlRlE RACES.

VA'llE Fall Meeting for 1885, this course will
commence on Monday, 10Th December.
First Dny-A match for S2,500 side h. #. four
mile heal:j NioiorT j. Wells names bl; Extan', by
mp. l.eviathan, dam imp. Refugee, by Wanderer.
Grier & Simmons name b. c. by Pucifc, dam by sir
Charles.
Second Day--A match for $4,000 side, h. f. four
mile heats. Mayor 7 Wells names G + Bseswing
by imp Lcvmtlan, dam Black Sophia. (,irmnglan's
dam by I,opgaant Grier & Simmons names c.
Wilma llerndcn by Woodpecker, dam by Wlipstsrn.
Second Race, same day, Sweepstakes for . wear
old colts and hlies mile heats $500 entrance h f. nine
Subscribers.
Jas : Garrison, &C 5 Farrar,
Ira Smith Smith, T. Smith
1'hos Wells u Stevenson,
Col Bingaman VIM Minor
Third Day-Two mile heats, Purse $500
Same Day, Two mile heats, J G Purse, 100
Fourth Dar-Three mile heats, J G Purse 1900
Fifth Dn,-F"ur mile heats, c Purse, 1000
Sixth Dny-MiIe heats best in 5 j G Purse, 700
seventh Day-'i'lreo mile heats, Proprctor's
purse, 1000
JAS S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
IlIOSJ WELLS.
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LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

OYER THE LOUISIANA COURSE
VgNiIE FAIL MEETING has been postponed 10
Tuesday, the h day of e,enber.
First Day-Swecpsrakes Tor two year nds--mle
hea,ssub1crpon $500, forfeit 5000 four subscribers,
and closcd-J"hn + Miller A l. Bingaman, W Mi
nor and &C $ Farrar.
Same Day-r,oprctors' Purse $oO-mile heats
cnaunce so, added TO the purse; free for all horses.
SeCoad Doy-rhe Creole Purse of $5OO-mila
heats
Same Day--Purse $250--nile heats-free for all
horses.
Third Ddy-proprietor's Purse SI,20O-two mile
heats; if than start the second best to be
titled TO S3nOii but two, the winner 10 receive 900
FOurM Day--Jockey Club Purse $l,8U0-three mile
heats of which The second best will be entitled $500,
than staff but two, the winner to receive
$l500.
FIM Day-The Louisiana Plate, value $ ,oOh-two
mile heats; five year olds and will carry 100 lbs
four year olds and under, their appropriate Weights
SiFM Day--Jockey Club Purse, 8 !,5O0-tour mile
heats: more than start the second best horse will
he entitled 10 S100--if but Two, the winner receive
$1,000.
serenM Day-Proprietor's Purse, S6OO-rnie heats
best in 5.
Eighth Day-Post Sake--three mile heats--en-
trance $o5O-p. l'iruc for all ages-weghl for age.
HENRY A TAHOE,
J c BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
moves Prupriet0rs
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
TRNllS Institution for the education of young gentle
IL men, wilgo into operation the first of Octo-
her, i'll the bas elnent story Of the Methodist Chur h.
corner OF Carondele and Posd,as, under tie direction
OF The tnlersi gned who has occupied the chair of
mathematics in several Colleges OF the noril and who
is graduate of one of the most celebrated universities
Of Europe.
The course of studies to be pursued in this seminary
will be conprehenlcd III the following divisions VIZ:
l. The Englsl, department, embracing ali the
branches ola thorough and accomplished Engli i, ed
ucatinn
.. The classical department. comprchending the
lntin and Greek languages.
:. The department modern laugun gea, IN In h
will be t,ush the Fcn,l Spanish aud Gcnnan Ian
guagcs.
!. The mathcmatic 4 and phi'os"ph al iernr Nc NJ
con'pchendl" Algebra, 'cumelry, tho Tligonom,-
tlrieS with their praeca, application Su,ye,n,,
NhVghfl"D, NstonomN, Ne. Nailra PInns ply and
Chemistry illustrated BY arpr'rl'atecNp e,'tncntb.
u Evening Glasses in the Modern / ,,guages will
be iurncd nld rt,endeJ Ia tolu the let b,iu,qr.
I j HAnDERMAN\, NJ.
REFEKLKCEs:
J GIBSON ESQ,
Rev PRESIDENT SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Jacks
hr c \ LliIENBELG,
l. c DUNCAN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq New Orleans.
sep2o-S33
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


VIE Merchants Manual, uprising The principles
A on trade. commerce andl q king, with Ne;chanl's
accounts, inaand and foreign bills, par of England;
equation payments, &c. by Foster.
Democracy iii Amer ica, by Alnxis tc Tuc1uerv .
nv ] vol.
Man in his physical structures and adaptations, by
Robert Middle
The Flower Garden: containing directions for the
cultivation OF all garden flowers; with selected lists
the most approved annual, biennial, und pertcnnalf
flower plants, in vol, limo.
Gleanings of Nature containing fifty seven sronps
Of animals aud plants; with popular de-, ptuns %
their habits. BY Robert Niudlc
The Victims of Gaming; being extracts from iI,c Dia
OF an American Physician.
Outward Bound a Merchants Adv cntnrcs Ly the
aLhor OF RatIin, tho Refer The CID Commodore
edition. in vols.
Residence Of Eleven Years in the NV Holland
and the Caroline Islands, being the Adventures Of J
+. OConnell, Edited from hrs verbal narration; in !
volume.
s.evensons Civil Engineering of Moth America in
volume, 8vo.
Grays Elegy, illustrated vol, 8vo.
Gruy's Bard illustrated vol, Fine
Webster's Elemcnls al PHI, SIC ;, vol f2nne.
Roscoe's Life ofI.o,cnAn d. Mr,lci. ur a memoir
Of the author in vol; just received and 10, sale h
" Al MrkEAN,
nov22 car otCHmI 4 Commons
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN Il Co, No 3, Magazine street,
- are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue receive shipments regu
larry throughout the Their assortment being
large will enable them to supply merchants from
the country at the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
or retail, on accommodating terms.
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nOv13
Observation-Disclosures MlIIINEKY

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
YENHE subscriber has the honor of Informing the la
dies that he has received per ships atayetie
md Marengo, supply of fall and winter Millinery of
the latest and richest materials in Paris, which Mrs.
Scanlan expects TO Lrve opened and rsn,y Tor exam
nation on Monday and Taesday next
d SCAM AN
nOvJ 81 (,Lnrtres st
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam "nd Patent Biscuit Bafery--Hah,s aud
huffman.
No. 81 MORGAN tnear the Pontcharralr K AL RoudD
Eliot and Navy Bread, Soda and Vine Rscult,
Sugar, Butter, Mldiord and Water Crackers
AL the above articles warranted 10 he of the
hFs quality, aud keep any climate, bong
completely kiln dried.
Aiso,-k,ln dried meal.
Orders left at q. W Prl chard and Tara t. Ir
corner Magazine and Poydtds streets, " III receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. ijnuv
EUsr received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
81 Rooms, So Benvle street, 200 Maple aud Cherry
Bedsteads; first article. Also a good a,surt-
me,t OF Maple, Walnut, ani Painted Chahs, which
CARNES
~ 81 Bon''le SIT. eft
II. JOHNS ~ cos AEN EDITION OF THE
CIIH CODE or LOGISki.Ei.
HIS long expected and much wanted Wurk i now
received and for sale al the store OF the suhscr-
hers.
J he subscription list is closed from this day. =.
scrhers 10 Tins book respectfully requested 10 Gu
Tor their copies, and pay the amount.
The first request is made IN account Of the l1lg-
number OF subscribers which would make impussl-
bile I" deliver them all for time come the Sec
ond may he easily conceived: the ENORMOUS EXPENSE
the publishers have undergone in Ceiling up his book
IN the splendid manner ii has been executed will be i,
suiIcIent apology for the
L JOHNS g. 90,
noVE4 Ger ST Charles u Common SIS
n mbRt.Li.Ao--I' cuss6, Iaadug lou slip New
!sIAr BRIDGES co,
VA !st Aa5"lhe 81
FRAGRANCE ON BOSTON cr > to 90 days sight
RI for sale by
ISAAC FT4Dt,E \ CO.
"A Mag ,yIie
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---- NTT. FASHTDN-.
ENtlE Subscribers take leave inform their Patrons
Il and tue pnbllc generally, that hey pre-
pared to exIioIt their fall ashi.nr.
GOSSIP g. co,
Fashionable ifatters, Exchange Hotel,
uov12 thsrias 1t
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TEN DOLLAKS REV Md

TEN DUT.T. Ms KEW MD
E.iFN away the morning ofthe Both October, the
IA slave CAFliAitiNE grfi>, aged about thirty
Years speaks French an tnellsl,; is well known and
will trv Ia pa herself free The above reward viii
be aid iOr her delivery to the subscribers.
DOYLE & MAY
) Catondelel ST
Captains of vessels, steam boats and others,
rinnfd AGAINST t.4mt away harnGrIng the above Ia
T,.a Slave, under the Tenaty q The las.
oo3l-l833
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FI)R HAWKE
Fl The fine fast sailing Al ship IOFOFF;
,lfrfs Jacob Merrill, master, will hive imnadiale
x Aas4G hcspalch and wants 80 bales cotton +" com
plete her cargo; for freight or passage, apply to
levi II GALE,
oc1I Gnltlllun ii.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

NEW BOOKS.
Il AND OF SHARKS & SEA GIL LIS, in vols.
EA The Wife Hunter. in = OILS.
The Stranger in China i'll = vols.
Murders sand Outrages committed in this county
embellished with numerous englHvings, representing
the of blood aud correct hkrne:ses OF the
mails.
Curlosities of Literature and literary character illus
lrated by D'israeli Esq, J., renth edition,
plete in volume.
Nicholas Nickleby part first complete.
Reports of Cases, argued and adudsed IN the Ss7-
preme Court of the United States, january tenn 1858.
by Richard Peters; Vol L..
Just received and for sale ht
WEI sl'kEAN,
nov20 Camp aud C"rhmons II
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FOR II tNRE
HI Tho Al ship ALLIANCE; Ferwald
,Trfs mister having nlI her cargo engaged. ex
s.st. cent 800 bales cotton, for freight OF which, APP
ply ON board,
S&J WHITING,
ocil2 Cont street
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FRED. WILKINSON

UtFUIF eUHVtTUR 6tNEFEl Or LUUISIANA,
hFFERS his services to the public il. the depart
~ ments Di Surveying and Civil Engineering both
in town aud country Promo considerable experience in
his proiession and by proHrrness and fdet, in The
execution Of business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit aud eceive share OF public patronage. Hewil'
also measure and calculate the contents Of walls and
excavations. Office No Charities second story
buck. icy
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NFondelli d. REYNOLDS.

AKCIIITINFS IND BUILDERS,
REANE removed their office to the MERCHANTS
7 EXCHANGE, 2nl Story, No. .. Entrance from
Exchange Place, neal the Post Once.
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FUR II AVRE
Fl The A superior fast sailing ship AREA
,ifFfA TUS, Captain Snow, will meet with ilmedi-
zxAAAEg despatch For passage only, having very
handsome accommodations, apply 10
LEVI II. GALE,
OF Cnmn,ln 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

A NOM bS-Ihr Subscribers have fSt opened sever
~ al casey of Combs.
HIGH TOP TORTOISE ruCKf
Quill top Tortoise Tuck,
do do Twist,
du do l.ng,
de- do Puff,
az do Side.
BRAZILIAN COMES
In all the above variety OF English, French md
American manufacture.
Ivory fine tooth Combs, in all the variety of size and
quality
Pocket Rack Horse coarse and fine, and afr other
Combs, for sale by
REEFS & D'LANGE,
:,
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NDTTCE.
rRNllE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE has
III bean temporarily removed Removed to d Canal
street, nextto the Merchants and Traders Bank.
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U5'AVIS-Le bureau uAssmAn I,nl,ios
est temporaielnent lrallsporte 49, du Can |
joignant la Bu ique dies Artisans, ,IuvI
A SELECT and fresh supply of Dry Coors of ev
IN cry descriptions for Scene painting; Oil and Wa
ter colors; Brushes and artists tools, and an extensive
stock of superior
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II FOR Ua'2E.-The A tnst sailing ship
,5aI&. Gi. SOW, will have immediate despatch.
11AIY F.. passage only apply 10
5 IL j p WHITNEY,
Lc1 Is Camp st
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- Two houses near Tivo Circle Applyt.
q inn noylg
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FOR HAVRE.-Regnlur Trader.
IA; The and very fast sailing packet ship
EyFM ROCHESTER,, Chas Owen will positively
-SAE. sail on Saturday next, and can H. ,, low
bules cotton, aud accommodate tire ''l''e ca' Pas
LEVI II GALE,
,,a..an 81 Cnmnnn ST
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FOR HAVRE.
III Asnperinr slip cnn take 300 bales
,lTfsrA colt IN ifimn..uase application be made to
zLNAE LEVI II GALE, Agent
90 Common st
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tARNiSl1F.S.
from the mandatory of = b Smith & Co. comprising
in Nos / " furniture; Nos X 2coach Varnish, and
" ordinary domestic Black Japan, ami Brown do.
Also 2to kegs Crome green, in 25 lbs eaoh ground in
oil. IL berres Spirits oi 1urpe Tine aud Boiled Oil
Artists Colors, &c, tReeves g. Con, Lonlou) and
40 boxes French Lake, for sale the Paint of
the subscriber. MONDELIJ
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