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The native American., 1839-01-05
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRANSPORTATION DEPOT,
Dfcpnber II 1927

LeCeWOeT Id 1881.
TT is respectfully made known that merchandise o.
other commodities received al this Depot for delivery
in this city, 10 be forwarded to Banore or TO points
on the line OF the road, will hereafter be subject tn.
following regulations of which those interested will
please take huce: 49,.
ISL Ihe freight and charges all goods consigned to
ino!Vouas IN this city lis vicinity be paid before
Their removal tton the Depot
~ commodities offered for transportation must be dis
",e"y NAKED, aud be accompanied by list, in dup
ea, " w number aHd description OF packages be for
"aito' u'e hane OF the cos'gnee and OF tie party for
warning .he same, Otherwise they cannot be received
j. he IonpaLy Will not b" responsible for damages
arising from leakage breakag. nor viii ,bav he ra
spohslole Tor damage alleged have br.n received nv
any goods or commodities transported hy tbcm nh. %
the claim shall be made before the ron nv 4 NJ ha os
from the Depot Further, if goods ' hi n sball have
been transported on this road be not received mr. abr
away by their iSners oxners on the dv nf ,h
arrival at the DEPOT The Company will not be resnon. j.
Die Tor or pay any claims for loss or damage which nav
be sustained by such goods; in oh9r words if goods ~
above described, be permitted 10 remain in or on the cara
on the railway or at the Depot one or more niyhts er
helr arrival they will remain at The exclusive ,isk or
the owners consigners. ~ "
ne hours Tor receiving and delivering goods will nm
I'll further notice, be from 8 A. NJ until { p N
BY order, SAMUEL STETTlNIus
oct' To- .Agent
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THOMAS C.. wills ON,

TEEPS at his Stable the corner OF IhrG street,
N Penn. Avenue, Hacks for hire by the hour. day.
week for any longer period. HIS terus ln,strct
compliance with the law Of the Corpoaton and his hack
driven by careful ob'gng drivers. person will always
bc found al the stable receive orders, and directions
left viii be cheerIuy and promptly attended to- Fam.
lies wishing 10 ride in the morning evening always
be accommodated by making early application.
L. c. Wilson has also for hire, a one horse New Jer
sey built Buggy The Buggy is covered. Gentlemen
wishing first rate affair, are invited to call
Sept 29-tf.
rIO MERCHANT TAILORS-The attention of te
Il Merchant Taors is respectfully requested to large
assortment of Goods in their line, which we have t0 day
opened, viz.
20 pieces wool dyed Black Cloths
40 do Fancy coiored do
90 do Fashionable Figured Silk Vestngs
cases Silk Vrlvets 49,.
Gentlemen's lambswool Shirts and Drawers
Do super Hoskin Gloves
Gumelastic and 3uckskin Braces
Brown Hollands
Colored Cambrics and SiIesias
80 pieces Cassmeres. assorted.
Sept. s. BRADLEY s. CATLETT
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A NAME.

H. sIGOURSEr
Ist us make us name lest we be scattered abroad
h'' - GENESIS. xI.
Make TO thyself name,
Not with the breath OF clay,
which, like the broken hollow reed'
Doth sigh itself away;
Not with the fame that vaunts
The tyrant on his throne
And hurls its stigma on the soul
That God youchsafes to own
Make to thyself name,
Not such as wealth can weave,
Whose warp is but thread OF Gold
That dazzles to deceive;
Not with the tints OF Love
Form out its letters fair;
That scroll within thy hand shall fade,
Like him who PLACID it there
Make to thyself name,
Not in the sculptur'd aisle;
The marble oft betrays its trust,
Like Egypts lofty pile;
But ask OF Him who quePd
OF Death, the yictor-strife,
To write it or the blood-bought page
Ofeverlastng life.
HARTFORD, CoNsEcTIcUT, 1886.
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4 LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, 5 doors .ast
IA. the National Hotel Pennsylvania Aye,na asl
he keeps constantly Oh hand fine selection Of T"'
III all the various Lotteries drawing under ba
agemen OF ID. S. Gregory & Co. ''' '"e man
All orders promptly attended to-
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All commune aons post paid, addressed to the put.
fishers at their residence, Georgetown, D. C., viii re-
ceive prompt attention.
prospectus will receive copy of the work in exchange,
FULTON x SMITH.
GEoRGETowN, d. c.
o. 1t is the earnest request of the publishers that
respondents will forward their contributions or the Re-
view at The earliest possible moment
Oct 20
nEPT SILKS AND FRENCH MERlNoS.-open-
III ed this day
20 pieces Rep Silks
10 do Figured Repts
63 do French Merinos.
The above will be sold very cheap
Also, large supply OF French work, opened on our
second story. BRADLEY & CATLEII.
Dec. s.
ID ECuMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.-How-
IL ards Compound Syrup Of Carrageen safe, sim
pie, pleasant and eectua remedy for chronic coughs,
asthmas consumptions sc.
This syrup has deservedly acquired great reputation
and the confidence of physicians, remedy in the
Of pulmonary diseases 1t not offered specific, but
will he found generally efectna in the Of chronic
coughs, ashmas &C., and will frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases.
pJ~When circumstances admit il should be used under
the direction Of physician
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at my Phama-
cy, nelr Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale by most of the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and throughout the
United States. +, HOWARD.
Dec 8
The native American., 1839-01-05

GOAL, COAL! WOOD, WOLD!-Ihe he snbScrDeTs
would call the attention OF their friends and the Pub
c generally 10 some superior White Ash Coal they have
at present. which they desirous Of disposing for
cash, or 10 punctual customers.
they also anticipate large supply Of best Oak Wood
month
Apply at Wood and Coal Yard, Pennsylvania Avenue,
between l2 and 3d streets.
All orders iefl at the store of Mr.. Onward Smms will
be punctlay attend,d d to.
Dec l-3t P. NJ. PEARSON & CO.
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VERY FINE IRISH LINENS.-5O pieces very snpe
rior Linens just resolved by
Nov. 9-3t BRADLEY & CATLETT.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains Oh this Road VIII daily start
as follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At O'Clock. A. NJ. and AT l-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At niue O'clock A. M. and at lonr O'clock; P. NJ
Passengers BY the morning train, if proceeding west
wardIy connect "llh the Western train the Bal.
tlmore and Ohio rail road at the Relay house, reac,
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
at IL O'clock ncon Harpers Ferry, in time for the
evening train 10 Winchester while passengers travelling
castwardiy conveyed through to Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Phadel
phia in time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day
Under circumstances whatever can the train be de-
ayed beyond the hour fixed for starting 1t is, therefore,
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
els The previous evening; to enable them 10 ito which
heotce will be kePt open ill halt past seven o'clock,
Oct g. SAMUEL sTETTINIUs, Agent.
LNRENCH Observation-Disclosures to. day
a. so pieces French Cassimeres, which will be sold
Nov. .s-at BRADLEY & CATLETT.
+ ONG MERINO sCARFs We have Just received
IL 100 Long Scats, very fine, and will be sold great
Also 2GJ handsome shawIs, verv chcap
Nov. 6-3t BRADLEY & CArLETT.
10 pieces very superior Beaver Cloths
Which will be sold low hy the piece.
Nov.G. BRADLEY & CATLE1T.
NGRAlN CARPE TS.-We have Oh hand handsome
lot of Ingram Carpeting which will be sold low
Dec. l-3t BRADLEY & CATLErT.
III OUSE. + FURNISHING WARE. ROOMS, on Penn.
III sylvania Avenue, I-2 strert.-BOTELER &
DOM have just opened their Fall Stock OF House fur.
nshing Goods consisting OF almost every article used in
gentee housekeeping. They have added 20 Their stock
this season handsome ssotnen Of plated goods such
as
Salvers Casors Baskets, Urns Candlesticks Snufers
and Trays; which have been selected with unlsua!
care.
Also, very superior English and PHILADELPHIA Astral
and Manle Lamps, Of superior workmanship: all
warranted in good order.
They have, also. handsome assortment of Curtain
Bands, Pins, Cornces, and Poles; which, together
with their large stock of Looking Glasses Cahine,
Ware, Mattresses. Beds. and Bedsteads Lrockery
Glass and China Ware renders their stock more ex
tenslve than IN any other establishment of the kid
in the District; 10 which hey would respectfully in
,'ii~ Tho attH,.iinn of nersoYs fnrnishin
some assortment Of Curled Maple Parlor Chairs
n. B.-Ihey still continue TO manufacture Chai rs O
every description.
p Shocking Glass Plates of various sizes
Oct 6-tf
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PROPOSALS.

For publishing in the city of Washington weekly news
paper 10 be devoted 10 the interests oi RELIGION
and LITERATURE to be called
The native American., 1839-01-05

I'D this office. "'y eAecuted
The native American., 1839-01-05

1 HE SOUTHERN SILK MANUAL, aud Farmers
1 MagazIe.- This Will be published under The
auspices Of number Of gentlemen actively engaged in
the cultivation Of MoEUs MULTicAULls feeding of the
worms. and y . manufacture Of silk 1t VIII be edited by
+ lEATEs REESE, aud furnished 10 subsc ibers at one
dollar per annun.
Ampl" arrangements have been made and CORE spon-
dents established, to enable the editor 10 present k
containing all tie TO the planting aud
cultivation Of the trees, the feeding OF the ors and the
successful management of The entt silk business. The
work will also contain valuable information on agriculture
and farming generally.
l. will he the particular Object of the editor promote
the interest Of those engaged in the silk culture ia the
Southern and Western States: tn re- hr cnl'va'o pos
sesses peculiar advantages in respect TO climate, SOIL la
Dor. &c.
Orders by Letter. (post pai'') with the subscription for
the year, Will receive prompt attention Address +.
Yeat4s Reese. Baltimore.
Persons desrons to have the above valuable work
be supplied by calling at my store ne b." dinhs
Dec. F. HOWARD, Agent n
MAY & JONES, attorneys at Luac Vash,ngtou, u c.
1Vl offer their professional services to the Public in the
Counts of the District Of Columbia and the n+ighboring
counties in Virginia and Mar, land. They will attend to
the prosecution of claims before Congress- the DE- part
ments, the General Land Office, &c &C. Their office
is on the of Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
in the same building with Gen. Walter Jones 10 whom
they respectfully make reference.
HENRY MAY
CHAS l.. JONES
August lI-2am6m
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The above will be sold very cheap.
Also, large supply OF French work, opened on ou
second story. BRADLEY CAILEII.
. Dec
The native American., 1839-01-05

LNRENCH AND ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS
l. Opened 10 day
10 pieces very superior Beaver Cloths
Which will be sold low hy the piece.
Nov. 6. BRADLEY & CATLE1T
The native American., 1839-01-05

T ONG MERINO sCARFS We have iust received
IL 100 Long Scas, (very fine, and will be sold great
bargains,)
Also, 2lJ handsome shawls very CHEAP
Nov 6-3t. BRADLEY & CA rLETT
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

NO. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
ra,HE SUBSCRIBERS, having now opened
l their stock OF Goods. consisting of Table
Cutlery; fine ivory handled Knives and Forks; Iva-
~ table and desert Knives aud Forks, in sets;
Ivory and buck handle Beef and game carvers;
oy.ar and cooks knives; German, English and
domestic manufactured meat saws and clsavers;
axes ha chefs, 'uck saws, &c patent. pocket and
plain cork screws Gcrncn silver, tea aud table
spoons, forks, butter and fish knives; English ia.
PANIED tea trays, walters, in sets Md single; bread
and knife trays cushion and plain top plate warm
ers tea caddc., with and without tea tea canis>
tiers; chamber candlesticks; lamps; nurse lamps;
roo,baths, wash kettles and chamber pails &c pia
ishcd aud block tin ware; common tin ware; tea and
coffee urns, with and without lamps and heaters;
coffee bggngs and filters tea and coffee pots pa
tent imperial dish covers, in sets; dish and plate
heaters; cg boilers; egg slice, whir,s ladies', &c.;
sauce and stew pans; pepper and dredging boxes;
bake, pudding, patty and milk pans; Rejecting ba-
kers; tin roascrs, &c &c.
A general assortment of pot metal and iron ware;
skillots, bake pans, spiders, clay and iron furnaces
stove furnaces, with pipe suitable Tor small rooms;
shovcls, tongs. andirons, Ienders brackets, SC.
Wood and willow ware; chairs, cordage, brooms,
mats, &C., comprising u general assortment OF
house and kitchen furniture, which we now offer
on reasonable terms, aud hope, by our long ac-
qnain,ance with the business, and unromitting at
tenion to merit share public patronage.
dig CAMPBELL 4 BEEBE.
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B A z A A r.
Corner Of 81. CharYea & Camn,n

HANuE HOTEL.
nuSE Il ALLAN would respectfully
- tention Of cinzens and strangers tuf
assortment u Gen,lemen's linen -huts,
win lunen rents. iashiunal,e linen frs...
lars: silk, GOTTEN and merino unds T'',ir -
camhrir and silk banlksrch,..s: t,sel n.
watts in great variety: sr-es o! every deS,
sIas,c and cotton esspeht<isi sitk, couv,
gloves: gents r,skin g'"soG umbrella. al
mounted
Aiss,-Splendid assortment ., lod.es ar
,ag dss ., DRESSING cae-s, per. Ours. re,
cery, ard .inh Nnes ea~dS.
newt
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MANSION HOUSE HOTE,
4 la Rabanaa.

I OS infrascritos nuevos prnpriotari
IL conocido ESTABLISHMENTS nombr,
SION HOUSE, situado on Ia Gallo de
Mum. ll9; tienen eli honor de annnciaf
que sua mayores otuerzos y ntenciones /
cadas a complacer las personals que
can con I'll patrocinio. Las ventajas q,
cha casa para los viagcros, ,anto por ~
comod!dad, etc. etc. sou tan conecidas,
til cnumsrarlas.
set-ly CUNY & Fl
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MANSION HOUSE HOTE
d la HGrgnne,

I Els soussignts. nouveaux propri6t,
- tab isser,ent situG 6ons la rue de !
No. 149, connu SOUS 10 nom do /
HOUSE, ont l'honneur d'informer 10 %
teront tous leurs efforts pour 40 yshdi
AUX personncs qni voudron, bien las !.
lcur confianca. Les commodities gu Off
son aux voyNgcurs snnt asscz connue
point juger necesssi-o den fiire lei 10 d
81 sep-ly CUNY T. Fl
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FOR BAYOU SARA

r. r~-F-zvc a. Tie splendid passenger Steamboat
t--ISl-zkS BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master
Il ss2. will Leave New Orleans every We'd
resda, at lG o'cock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday at |" O'Clock 4. NJ taking 'na c"aS, down on
Sunday For ir.ig hit passage apply to Capt Hart
OH boari orto
E,ho5 ADAMS e. WlIITAl.Ls
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RICH JEWELRY.

At NO. Is CHARITIES STREET,
4 FULL. Assortment Just received Consisting of
N ear rings, lockets, bronches, finger Jugs, gold
1Imbles in pencils, goll fob and guard chains, seals
and KEYS warranted raAors, scissors and knivs wallets
rml noe set hooks, mar, na tooth and 6lu brushes,
pated raslos and candeScks and fruit Baskets, coral
necklaces md beads all the above articles will be
offered nn the reasonable terms.
N. B. large front glass window Side shelves
and show cases, for sale. Please call at l6 Charities
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Of the nj 'JSSIun Translated by James MnCnher
sou, Esq. edition nrtavo. d25
ANIMALS FOR 1910.
TUST receive from New York the following SPLEEN
- did Lond0n Editions:
The Amarant' n miscellany Of original prose ano
verse. edited hvr, X: Harvey:
Gems Of Beauty, displayed in series oftw'lve highly
finished engravings Of various subjects by the
Countess of Rle<sng,on.
Fishers Drawing Room Sc. np Book, 1910. with poct-
cal Illustrations by l.. f. l.. and Mary Hewitt.
Tugs, edited b, the Countess OF Blessington.
The Keepsake for 1910, edited by Lady L. Huart
Worthy.
Hea,hs Picturesque annual for 1910; Windsor castle
aud its euviruns by l.. Richie.
The Poets of America by John Reese, splendid morocco
Christian Keepsake for 1910, by Rev. John A. CLARK
morocco" bound.
Belginn's Offering for 1910, by Miss Waterman, enl-
boSsed.
The Gen FOR 1910. Christmas and New Years Pre-
sent embossed and morocco.
The Seal $, or Affections Gift for lsAo.k
The Chld's Gem for 1870
| The Violet fnr la40.
| The Gift for i840.
The Bell o! the Season. poem by the Countess of
| Blcsing'on.
Shakspeares Gallery, containing the principal fenl1le
! characters. in the plays OF :he great poel.
Forget Vie Not, Christmas and N1w Years present.
by Fred. Shobert.
Friendships Offering and Widows Wr"nth Christ
mas and New Years Present, edited by Frederick
The Token and Atlantic s uvenir, Christmas and
New Years Present. edited by $. G. Goodrch..
The Iris NJ Prose, Poetry and Art, Tor 1870 illus
paintings by j.. Browne Edsedby Miss Milford.
The Book Of the Doudoir, the Court Of Queen
Victora, with splendid eng, avngs executed under The.
suprrn,endence of W. 81 w. E. Finten, with poetcal
JOHN HAsWELL & Co,
! Dc Successors to A Towar - lamp st
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USr received per ship ECHO, the following sren
y did ledon Editions
The Amaunth miscellany oforisinal prose and verse;
edited by II. X Harvey.
Gems Of Beauty, displayed in series Of twelve highly
finished ensrnvings Of various subjects by the Coun
tass Of Bpssinaton.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, $780, with 7oc,ica
illustration. by l.. r.. l.. and Mary llowitt.
le0th'S Book of BEAUTY, 1910, with beautiful engrav
ings, edited by tue Countess of BlrSSington.
The Keepsake for 1910, edited by Lady L. luor
Wer'hy
Kra,h- Picturesque Annual tor 1910; Windsor Castle
and is tnvrons, by l.. Ritcl..
The Poets OF Amercn' by Jot" Reese splendid morocco
Christian Keepsake for 1910, by Rev. John A. Clark,
morrocco bound.
BeIginn's Offering for 1910, by Miss Waterman, en-
bnssed.
The Gem ior 1910, Christmas and New Years Pre-
sent, embossed and morocco.
The Pearl or Affections t:d' for 1870.
The ChilI's Gem for 1910.
The Violet fer 1870
r e ':if for l840
The Bell of the Season, poem, by The Countess Of
ShaIspeare's Gallery, containing the principal female
characters, in the plays of the grea, poem.
Forget Vie MOI, Christmas and New Years Present
by Fred Sh"hert.
Friendships Offering and Widows Wreath, Christ
and New Years Present, edited by Frederick
Sll bert.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and New
Years Prese t, edited by S. G. GoodricI:
f JOHNS N Co.
N. Orleans Statinner's Hail.
corner St. Charlie. and Common st
NEW BnOKS-licnry de G;.ise the States Of
| Y nlns, by q p Il James, Esq. } vols.
The Courtier the DAYS Of Charles Seq nd, by the
author Of Mary RAY mond vols.
Nix's Mate, an historical of America, by the
author Of A,henia, Of damascus, SC. vols.
Jack Sheppard complete, by Aillswor.h, vols.
Wulka and Wnndrrnes in the world of literature, b..
the a,lr har nf the Bench AMI the Bar, vols.
Nicholas N,cko!,y complete in one vol. with aud with
out illust rnons. ,f
Sketches by Boz, in one vol. &c.
dos f. JOHNS 4 Co, Stniioner'S hall
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STATE Of l.ouisana--ParsI, Court, Of the Parish
- and City Of New Orleans Present, tl's Honorable"
Charles Ma uian, Judge. No. l2,!6i-fienty Cazeanx
". his creditors. The cessioa OF property by the rst
TONER is hereby accepted ny the c"ur for III. benefit Of
his creditors; and ordered that meeting Il" Sa crfd
tors be held at the office Of iuroque Targ"nu Esq NJ"
tary public, on Friday the 9th day Of January next
there aud then 10 deliberate the affairs OF che petition
En- and in the meantime all proceedings aga"sf h's
person aud property stayed. II is further ordered
tha, L. Ssga'ix, Esq. be appointed to represent the
absent creditors. by order Of the court,
ARMAND PILOT, Clerk.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, December Goth, 1880.
d2l-3te&f
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TIE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE TWO MIL
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1870.

II Each days drawing under tho supers Of two Judge,
of Courts in New Orleans. aud tho whcos opposed UNI
sealed by theIn.
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PllRENOLOGY.
A SYSTEM o! Phrcnology by George Combe,
IN new edition, revised and enlarged
Lectures PhrenoIogy, by George Combe, Esq.
including its appli alton to tho present aud
prospective condition Of the United States
illustrated with co!orcd plates.
Elements Of Phreuology, by George Com5e, with
engr wings, fourth American edition.
Outlines of Pnrcnoogy, by Il. sp"rzlcin, NJ D,
Fourth edition.
Phrcnology or the Doctrine Of tho mental Pie.
non,cna, by J. G. Spurzheim, NJ. d. In two
volumes.
An introduction to Phrcnology in the form of
question and answer, will, an appendix and
notes, by Robert Micnish.
Examinat, on of the objections IN AIDE in Britain
against tho doctrines o: Gall aud Spurzheim,
hv JG Spurzhcim, NJ. d.
Lectures on Moral Philosophy, by Gcogc Combc,
Esq.
Lectures on Popular Education by George Combc,
Esq.
Errors Of Phrcnology exposed, by Thomas Sswal,
NJ. d. second edition.
The above. with large supply Of scientific works.
lust received and tor sale by
JOHN HASW LII & Co,
J0q cu,o,rs,rc 4 "roxar a. Camn st
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a great number Of persons have been co
long time Of the Inconvenience tNil a, IL
where they are obliged to be ut regular
subscriber has the hope Of having obviatc
venience in establishing his Restaura, at re
and where persons will be attended TO al i.
the day, AT n cheaper rate than at the table
The subscril"r has also eegan, saloor
parties, and will execute city demands.
ol5-2w MICHEL,
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HTEDIClNES, &c.-Lunding from ships 81. Louis
I'll Cherokee, Louisville, Josephine and Ohio
Puv. rhubarb in
Sicily birthstone do
Indigo in ceronns
Nladder il, casks, barrels and kegs
Salt petre in kegs
Flour Sulphur in barrels
Ground ginger in do
Race ginger in bags
90 hbls castor oil
Sal soda in casks
Saeratus in do
sedlitz aud soda powders.
Castor nil bottles
Patent medicine vials, assorted Walls
Paint aud varnsll brushes
With general sor ment Of medicines for plantations
and dealers. For sale by
JARVIS e. ANDREWS.
no corner Com. " Tncapitouas at
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS,
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEA
ME subscribers are now receiving di
manufactures, large supplies of Glas
Enrthenware, Looking ,ilasses, Plated and
Lamps, Chandeliers, Japanery, Kitchen
house furnishing goods generally, which
unusually low prices, at No. II Camp sire,
Common street. ii20-4w BBROW
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NICHOLAS NICkLEBY and Jack Sheppard, COM
" plete-Jnhn Iiaswcl 4 Co 10 Camp street, have
jus, received f'w les of Jack Sheppard complete
in . vols also Nicholas Ncklehy COMPLETE illustrated.
DOE
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ARR LION


~ LAVAUD has the honor Of informn
~ and tn" public in general. that he la
Hotel a, Carroiltor, where no trusts he
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers o
Private parties will be handsomely pro,
giving little nn,ice beforehand. lie iswi!
into arrngemcnts with families or indiyid,.
otpassing the summer at Ca,rollton.