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The native American., 1839-09-14

AT a wedding up town, few evenings since
after the clergyman had united the happy pair
an awful silence ensued, which becoming rather
irksome to a young man, he exclaimed, you
needn't be so umspeakably happy.'
.antidote for Bed Bugs.-A writer in the
Norfolk Beacon says, that the expressed juice Of
the green Tomato Vine is effectual in destroying
bed bugs. The Juice of the vine must be intro
duced into the crevices Of the bedstead by
feather
Connecticut Jonathan, in taking a walk with
his dearest came to toll bridge, when he as hon
esty as he wont to be, said, latter paying his toll,
(Which was one cent)-"Come Suke, you must
pay your own TOLL for jist as like as not shan't
have you arter all"
A Handsome ,ent.-Among the reg
ular toasts drank on the Fourth at Ithaca, N. Y,
we find the following very pretty compliment to
the LADIES'
"Uoman.-There's purple hafto the grape
mellow half to the peach, sunny half to the
globe, and better half to man.
There are three phrases which embrace the
spirit of all the maxlns or works, on social econ
omy, ever written Live moderately-have a
business-and mind it strictly.
Hard CONDITIONAL gentleman died lately in
Bradford, England, who bequeathed five hundred
pounds sterling to his widow, on the condition
that she should marry again within six months
after his decease. She is said to be handsome in
person and of an amiabe disposion-and it is
thought she will have no difficulty in finding
person who will be willing to assist her in full
filling the condition of her husbands will.
emusic and drawing taught here" as the mar
said when he was pulling a wheelbarrow through
the streets without any oil upon its axles.
Honesty's .jeaoel as the servant said ven he
stole his mistress diamond ring.
'sPve got badly sucked in this time" as the
eel said to the eel-pot, ven he found he could NJ
get out
"You'll get taken in worse ven you comes 10
be fried and buttered," as the ee-pot said in re
tort.
.4ufA bad hings.-An empty purse, scold
ing wife, an undutiful child, smoking house, an
unfai,hfu servant, stumbling horse, an nces
SAINT talker, newspaper borrower. dull razor
mosquitoes, feas, and subscriber that a0on'i
payfor hspaper.
Lazy Ciub.-They have Lazy Club" in
Buffalo. A member was expelled the other day
for running down hill and another for talking
with person in the street without leaning agains
post.
"Come in children-t's going to rain" as the
shark said ven he sucked in the little fishes.
" None of your Jaw" as the Philisne said tc
Samson.
Il Hint-Ihe evidence Of a good Iarern,
contemporary remarks, IS It's being weH supplied
NTH newspapers and periodicals. Let that fac
be remembered. Observation will confirm the
assertion.
doctor going into his boarding house, and not
tndmg dinner ready. exclaimed" What are
there no symptoms ofdinner YETI" "No appear
dnce," replied lawyer. There's sample Of
it, said merchant, a servant appeared with
turkey; "Faith a fine token it is" reoned the
printer.
The native American., 1839-09-14

Your society," gentlemen, embraces many whose and
few of personal and highly respected friends requested
sentiments could do less than them with pnness and
although cannot hope concurrence do
justice which
of the subject the Albany good
slaves the unless they advise
which have hitherto characterized the Slavery Society
am, Gentlemen,
With great respect,
Your obeden
ROGER M. SHERMAN.
Joshua I.eavt and III. B.Stanton.
The native American., 1839-09-14
From TIE Cincinnati Journal.
THE DRUNKA1D AND HIS BOTTl

THE DRUNKAxD AND HIS BOTTLE.
(So5erJ Touch tbeeI No, viper of vengeance!
I'll break thy head against the wall.
Did not you promise ?-aye-
To make me strong as SAMPSON
And rch--rich as Crpsus-
(I' wiring thy vilainous neck, D
And wise-wse as Solomon
And happier than the happiest?
But, instead Of this-vilain
You've stripped me of my locks
Left my pocket as empty as cuckoo's nest
In March-fooled me out OF my senses
Made me Tagged-made me wretched,
And then laid me IL ditch.
Touch thee as there's vengeance
In this fist, I'll scar the
With thy broken scull!
But,-Ons embrace before thou de-
(7asting.) IT'S best b part in friendship.
Feeling Ali thou hast some virtue yet,
good) always thought twas best
To give the devil his due:
And tGsting Though the devil thou art,
Feeling Thou hast pleasant face
behsrJ sparkling eye-a ruby lip
A blushins cheek-and thy BREATH
(Tdstng.) IT'S sw e-tar than the
Bre-e-zes that ever gambol
Till the break of day.
A.a-mong the beds of roses.
Feeling MY no hoaey-Itasingl -thou shalt not die
best) III stand by thee. day and night,
And fl ght like Her hic )-cues.
III tea-e-each the parson- (hic) "a little
wisdom;
I'll preach-( hic)-temperance too;
I'll live on mil elk and oney.
And-[ faiiing]-b the ha-hap pi-est man on
earth !-(hic.)
The native American., 1839-09-14

What a BW-A farmer lately wrote to a
committee of one Of the Maine agricultural
societies thus. "Gentlemen, you will have the
goodness to enter me on your list of cattle for a
BlW."
The native American., 1839-09-14

Two letters received per the Obon Appleby
Young gentleman from Maryland the Protestant Epscen
Mission Cape Pama from which make the follow ing extracts
II have been blessed of all
know both natives and coon being from twenty
heavier than when left the United States The clothes which bronns
with but little service having outgro"n them
II am school at Mount Vaughan
desire United States have visited the
inhabitants Of which "e
among teach their children to but am G me
their only object them pc
that it will bring trade among them. " 'ea
quite well Mount Vaughan, the health Of th ,
appears be good regard the present condition Of the co o
cdedly prosperous 10y 90 ue
The native American., 1839-09-14

AT a wedding up town, few evenings since
after the clergyman had united the happy pail
an awful silence ensued, which becoming rathe,
irksome to young man, he exclaimed, you
needn't be SO ,uspeakably happy"
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Muil Regulations.

The Great Eastern Mil is closed every day at 10
o'clock NJ. IL due every Hay Mt ?. M.
The Lake Mil tvia Covington, Lay is closed every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, AT O'Clock, A. NJ.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, att
r. NJ.
The Louisriilc or R;rer Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ. Is sent
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives irreguary three
times week. -5e
The Bayon. Sara or coost Mil is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, att r. NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The alexandria Red Rirfr Mail is sent irregu-
lally by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday,
Saturday,
COAST MAIL.
Saturday, oss"' W 'o'"' : Az"
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RusuToN &, AsPyNALL,s

6NOMPOUNp TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain euro Tor the Fever and Agnc.
remittent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
vcrsal success in 1882, by persons of the highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
boon extnn sivoly used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced to offer il to the pub
| lie in its present form in tho hnpe it may he
| The means of relieving mAnv those who are
suffering under the sco",ge of our country. 1t is
4 medicine possessing grc.t virtue, and when used
according to the directions has failed of
efecting cnrc, oven in the most ohsnnte stage
Of the disorder. 1t is not at Ill dsasrccabc, and
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
take il with mpnnily. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
moro than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect a cure. There is neither mercury MOI
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing iniurion:
to the human constitution The proprictors arr
so well convinced of its efficacy, thsl they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has beer
takon in accordanc, with the directions and ha
not effected a perfect cure Of the fever g. agne
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, Il
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
corner Of Bcnvlllc aud Charlres streets.
$ For District Agencies apply To
: jos r.. W. SMITH, 4e Cont at.
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MDNTAG(I,IS

B.1 In FOR THE TEETH
T5fliE established reputation and consla lily crea ms
demand TOR this eie tunl remedy of PAIN and pre-
scrtaire OF the teeth, has induced the subscriber
otter 1t 10 the American public. Arrangements Eav
been n'ie 10 supply agents in all the pr,ncai cite
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this mos
harussing of all aches, 'rool!-uclle.
When applied according directions given on
bottle, il has never failed TO afford immediate and
manen relief. 1t also arrests the decay In deigctiv
teeth, and relieves that hich so reuurntl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simr.e, innocent an rot unpleasant: and
the large numhar ofpersons in different sections Of the
coanty, that have already experienced such deiieh,fu
aud .auary effects from the of the Balm are rcud,
bear tor the public guoi) their testimony to its mn
risnlIed qualities. 1t is Indian remedy obtained
sing uary ana unexpectedly, and may be resari,! by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
rriman Of the woods.
Price 81 yer bottle. Ssld by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mrs Cor Common and Tshapitoulus sts.
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THE FLoRpALLNE


a.fsHA From Mobile To Aug Gstn, Gee.
tA7sSSdTI3aS leaves NJ oh,lcpvery dav at three |
4 sss. O'Clock. p NJ per S mail boat
foriiatls Landing, above Biskely,-ttence four !
postseoaches to Demonstrations" s'eambonls 10 |
Lagrange. where III land route il resumed-,hence
VIA Matlanna and h .wnsviilc, Fla. Bainb,iagp,
PindtftoNn, tta"t.ns"''ie Sa,,ndersville & Louis
vile 70 Augustf, va, connecting regularly with
the rtii rnat cars "a Charleston, and The steam
saGke's1t1 Now York, Narfoik, PHILADELPHIA, etc
lac Steam snai are the best for the service and
the navigation presents more advantages than
! he t"nHd upon any ST amboat rouie in the south.
ern regior.
The great improvements in the route ha We been
| produced nv tbs construction Of fifty miles of new
-oaa, by the prnnIciurs, viz from I,!;ranue on
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IRON STEEL & HEAVY GODDS-IIu,, soaare
4 and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, hail rods and plu.,s
moul,ls
Cast, German, shear, bls'ered, spring, shee, and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, sal, kettles
Cham cables, anchors hoes
Ok, log Al {. trace Chains, corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire. sheet pig and bar lca; shot
C~i, and cooking stoves
Amcs, Isowlau'l's and ether spades and slovcls
Hook and plate hinges, door AMI Window hooks
Collins, hunts, Slinps, and other axes
lard aud Mnn cortiage, lines and ,wine
Boil, and sllearh, copper; Naval stores
Paints, linsecd ;"d sperm oil
A full assortment oi hardware aud ship cl,ard'ery,
always on hand, ana Which offered f,r sale AT whgle
sails OF retail, on ,htnnost favorable terms, by
nA LAYTON : a. SO Old i.cvee.
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J 8 r.,rvast i,a- located himself M this city for
the purpose of tran$ncting general Nh"'rsa e
Drug business. He is now rerclving full suprl,
Of If. sh and genui'e articles, which h" ill sell
an liberal terms To city druggists, and those Of
the interior, to physicians, merchants and planters
he viii of. inluceiE en,s snch as have never be
'rr been offered in this ci'v His n,rnrion j. IT
do s'r,cilv legitimate business, lis stock viii
soon b" complete, rnh in few weeks will he
div tor business. All orders from the cnun'rr. anr
from merchants OF t. city. rec: living such orders
will be- promptly attended to.
or, 2 No 80 Camp at
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kOLHEAR'S Science of Pcnnanstipa received, and
- Tor sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. s tmlrcs street., New Orleans, Ia9 Broadway
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners. and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all u@rs.
Ladies and gentlemen invited TO call and anime
the system for themselves. .5.-4st
Lessons given II, s,ch houses as amy suit the
convenience of ALL and To classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies win prefer can receive lessons at their own ref
sidcnccs,
Persons paving arse of lessons are desired
o ntten'' -! ahrC % ell us tiaev wish.
.2SAR tBROVIIER
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no MERCURY NOR coPA1vA

Do,-,U 'F' o1Ie''ns, INOV
A BOZ Il six months ago | had The misfortune To got
secret disease, for which have applied to sesc-
IA" doctors for and they did not cure me- SO now
on INC above date put myself under the of Doctor
uet, and expect him 10 cure me- Since Tint time
the fe"se got worse break out in large ulcers
to the number of six egh, ca leg, and ali over
wy ace ana sore throat and not abe work at hi
the right side Of the throat. | am now putting myself
confidently under the cnre Of DR.. Hue. IL Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
feb Ia w >''
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LOUISIANA
FURNIT WERE WAEsEI. @ O III

AN1LLlAM R.CARNES, would respectfully in
w firm his l,''.ds and the public that he is con-
stantly receiving fbm New York and Boston good
assortment OF Furfrrc such as mahogany chairs.
sofas, ed,eads :ape and painted chairs maple aud
cherry bedsteai' ,ahOgany and cherry tables of all
descriptions, bnrFus, toilets, secretarvs, wri,;rg
desks, wartrutes of mahogany and cherry, wa
stands, looking gissrs, feathers, bedding, &c &C.
Ns. Furniture lacked tor transportation with grea,
nov IS
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Wholesale Druggists,
cor Common L. Tchopitoulna 3


VI AKBI4E CHIMNEY PIECE WAEEIIoysE.
~, t"s'"h'o'sc street, opposite the pSst. office
he Subscribers arc now receiving from their fac,
tories i" New York, and will keep constantly on
hand a general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
OF superior w"rh nanshp and of the latest patterns,
made OF the best Egyp,inn, Italian Irish and
A'ncr'cnn n,nrblc Also, Monuments, Tonbs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintcls.
marble facngs, hcarihs and boundary stone, plaster
Of Paris Roman & Hydraulic Cement ard Ilaster
F., HAIR together with a splendid assortment OF
ass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates OF The newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the ncatcst manner and At tho
rtcst notice. They have first rats workmcn tt
,''Pye work.
JAME AIN & S,rPDT,n
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2 ". COLLENS

Appointed by the Federal Court Mt New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1863 E0NNON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bm|dings.)
q AID Commissioner takes aiiavs under anil b,
'Svrlue ofthe Acts of Congress, passed til Fchru
ary 1920 Isl March 1917 the Judiciary Act of Il 81
and other acts of Congress, in such made and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable expereace
and uses rms of caption and certificate which h VI
stood The severes scrutiny of the abies, Lawyers,
pr - - 49, -
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son "' -''lh'"'e' ."E, "'''7s'"' "il'h
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'"'Y h'i" ana '"h'eIco "n ne 'h'Fo gay o, fr0-
,,nTE, c'2h''"n h"n"''u avg 'h'r'y cum, p'i ore
~ d. |rN"S' fS1 N"'aIF f""'lr' ana also h1let
we ,H3ai an" Nsnhi pn"iich'i"" hhd hoen maze,
Inc h"-s'"f "' Ni'!s uid "SPse Tor sale ny p"eIlr
"nG'i'h on me h'h'n nHy 81 May one 'h'"san"
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We e,Ht'' 'llt 'h"utI P'"Pe'y "ei''ih'ter "e7''-
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~" ''s' ana inquest o'"uef ,ne'tN'', " u" '' 81
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bescs ''0a Of lie properly a. give" !" tie 1"e"'
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tL9ii5,
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WARNS liES-'rhe Subscriber, having lat. " es,u.
hlished n vnrni>h nlannfactpry in New Orleans is
ready to supply the PAINTERS andthe public in general
the quality Of his products superior TO any ever brought
to this place. The gentleman empo. ed to supernrc.d
the nanuf'c,ory has been at the head Of extensive
TO call al the rt Na,chcz and Tchnupilouns SIS
shall be presented with fair sample Of any varris,
they MAJ wish to try Amongst The varnises are the
coach No J, warranted not to change in hoiIinu
water The black vnrnsh for stores and steam Doc
chlnnies. The transparent varnish without smell, Il
&C h8 HEONNAEEI.
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:. IT 'tINl--F T i1IIl,erfcS.
I'...aI Dye, l"r g n ..e Hair Bears Oil,
ttlss'INs bear" lrr"se, punatnm, MichaA's FirI
c'r " ,sh, Fl' '.'' .rl powder, hip white, crram
ct ros =, }yyrla", rouge, otto If rnse, llp salrr,
rs rotnlr tIr,.. wash, ca huntc hcuritice, 0rnnur
Il W rr - aier, powder puts aud boxes, American
cNur at, neatly put NJ IN tour ounce vial., Pres.
tuu salts, c"IngHr, krros,Ie tooth che drops, halr
brushes, En-, ish dressing combs, Indian hair oil ,
vita a variety OF other prriumcrrs. &c. For sale
by G. J. TRlNCiiA3D,
oct 3 corner OF Canal Qnd B,uruon SIS
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aIRINTING PAPER AND PRINTERS tNK--
L Just received quantity Of Imperial and double
medium Printing Paper; elso, supply Of johnson and
Duranrs Printing Ink, and for sale by
ol ALEX TOWAR, 40 Canns,
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YlllE undersigned having II, nenced business
! ns Druggist md Apohccnry, in the store
owned by Mr. J cob On. at the corner Of TivoIi
circle AM, Triton Walk, respectfully soliciisa share
of The public pntrnnd.e andn renewal OF the favors
Of his FORMER customers. The entire stock o,
Drugs, medicines and torcv articles is fresh oni
cnrftul'v ST lrr,cd The following only arc pur:
tiruin,izeh, viz: 10y
Pre- Soda, Srii|i'z and Saratoga Pew de,s
Y,as' Pc" dcrs. being wholesome and elegant
substitute for yeast, IN raislag bread, huckwheat
cakes, &r:
Buffers EHtrvesccn, Magnetism Apre,ieut-a
,lsasan n, and genie pnrenve in dyspepsia or indi.
ges'i"n, ncrv' us debility. eidiineSs, headache.
acdi,y ct the stomach habit nal cos.lventss cutu.
nenns ernptions, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract Of sarsaparil)a +
purifying the blood, &c do do and cubehs, &c.
Swaim's Panacca and Vermifuse British an
i1acllem oil, Op"delh"c, &c.
Refined l'qn"ricc, jniuhe and Guamauve paste
Tn"'h brushes. 5 Prrn,;cc's carbonic denlre
fee, chlorine tooth wash, pow der put1s and bexes
Prenticts nh"nIc drul FIRE, rhlor He 9th wash
powder puils and boxes, Prence's scented an
PLAIN t",lct powder. pomatum creme deperB
orange flower, rose, lavender and Florida waters.
Of the best qu'les. Row lands Macassar Oil, Old.
ridges balm OF Columbia, bears oil, Il variety Of
lncier and other mai chcs, ind,lible marking ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale OIL Hays Linime
A fresh assortment Of Thorhurn's Garden So
oci2 GEORGE JONE
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= HE Subscribers, gents for the extensive firm Of
w. & 5. Butcher, Sheffield, ENGLAND, have jus,
sceived very extensive set OF pa eits, consisting OF
lble and Dessert Knives ot ,rScri rIion, Pen,
rocket, Dirk, and Spear point halves; RazorS Scis-
ors, Edge Tools, &c. &C. &c. which they prepared
exhibit the trade tor orders. Terms and conditions
.ill lie made known at the time.
milo J. ID. BEIN g. \ COHEN 30 Common ST.
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EM0UR-j2 bis laa;sirgS,,lf4m steamboat, Baton
A. Rouge, Tor sale by q DORSEY,
may7 Al NV levae
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3 William Snih tenders his services to The cii
xens OF New Orleans a teacher of the piano
{orse. MIR Shaving been employed several year
~ teacher of music in private families III Boston
ia al so several Of the female semnareS IN lls
vicinity, cannot but hope TO merit their confidence,
He is permitted TO refer TO Rev Dr. ClaPP, Messs
Stets.n & Avery, Henderson & Gaines.
Fer terms. &c please apply at the book store oil
Alexander Tower, 40 Campst Oct
NRESiI GARDEN SEED The subscriber
IL Sbegs o express his grateful thanks to the p b
lie for the liberal support he has Received since
con need hu siness in this city. Being sole pro-
prietor Of The seed store, II Common street. he -
not and never was agent Tor any northern seed
yender; neither is he connected with any house IN
this country-but he assures the pubic maj his
cnnnecIiops in every department OF The seed busi>
,,.ss IN the ifIetent countries OF Europe IRE equal
shat OF any house in the United States. He i'm
,,,yts sreds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and see 'smen IN France
Hmiand England, Srotland and the no therI
stntes-andii viii all lines be his interest, it
il his study, 10 receive, ia addition 10 his present
siock large arrivals of every description, really the.
grow iii o 1888; also, engrated trult iTe's, OF all
kinds. The public may rely on finding full as
sortnen, OF every article in the seed line, of genus
~ w. " : VIM. OHM.
4 NDREW SMITH & Co, respectfully inform
N their friends and the public in general, that
fhcy occupy the new brick shop, 81 Tchoupoulus
street. where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
such as copper stills kettles, and pumps tin bath
ing n s. aud oil cans, of all SORTS and sizes and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars of every description. such as steam
boat stiirups, bog chains, sore" soItS and other
kidd Of steamboat work, such cirlmacys, breech
ss, steam pipes.
They viii also do al kinds Of ont door work,
suci, zinc. copper and lin roofing and gnterngt
&c. They above AID all other kinds of work in
their line ef business, they will execute at the
Z shortest notire. decay
l. S \ EGtLR. No 3D. Condo street., between
Duman ana s; Philip, zee. constantly on hand
en. xenstvI assortment 81 heDts aud brogan and
shots, of A.w Ytrk manufacture, Tor men, women
ne children OF h,l ages. which he will dispose Of
very moderate pIires.
F.indi.s pi ms aeqniniaricc on sending nrder
W inayelheit WISHES attended 10 L S SEGOUR