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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

CRoroS WHARF.-THE Croton water in one of
the leather factories in Ferry-street stopped run
ming on Friday. This morning an examination
was made, and an eel, which had come down all
the way from Duchess County, and had threaded
all the passages of the aqueduc, and its pipes
was found close to the cock. 1t was the size of a
mans thumb and was taken away in three parts.
There is strainer of copper wire at the dstribut
ing reservoir, bur its openings too large and a
finer one must be substituted Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

SuDpES DEA1H.-Yesterday afternoon, as Mr..
Peter Clark, caulker by trade, standing in the
,.ne-pin alley of John Worthington, No. 10 South
street, he suddenly fell down and instantly expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

W The Missouri arrived at Bath about noon
on Tuesday. She was piloted from Wiscasset, by
Capt. Swan.on, of the ship United States, and
Capt. Blanchard, pilot of the steamer Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

u The I" British Whig," published a, King
s,on, Canada, heads enc of its pages with ar
,iclo from the N Y. Herald, abusing Congress and
app,anding the President. This shows which par
" the sympathies of monarchists are with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

CaaE IN ST.. Lou1s.-The catalogue Of crime
ST. Louis and its vicinity, appears be rapidly
swelling. Since the, murder of Major Floyd, sew
eral attempts have been made fire houses in the
city, and one -ebberies have been
perpetra,ed. The Gazette mentions the arrest Of
several individuals supposed to have been con-
cerned with these atrocities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

increasing in extent, but by no means in malig
nifty. In the consideration ofthis subject, it should
be borne in mind, that much larger number OF
unaccmated persons is with us now, than usually
happens at this season. The time when any man
who chose, could get beyond the reach of danger
is now gone by. There are hundreds in this city
aow forced to undergo the process, the risque
Of acclimatisn, who, if they had the means would
leave the city to-day. Seeing that the disease as
sumes ight character this year, and deeming it
furtherance 10 the advancement of the city, we
cannot conscientiously say we are sorry for their
inability. Before being acclimated, mnn in
NewOlleans is looked upon with suspicion. He
is considered bird of passage onl y-he forms few
cquantnnces-makes less friesds, and is never
positive of his place in society. Afterwards
when he is ereol=ed, as term it, he is regard
ed with confdence-frienas flock in. One soolhes
him by pleasant words-another solaces with the
candor of intimacy-a third gives him business,
and all extend confidence. We never, therefore,
regret to hear that one of friends is sick with
faver. If he die, we are sorry but if he live, the
wealth of the reward is far paramount to the dan
ger. N. " bulletin.
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPT TO MUIR.
DERIVE learn that an outrage OF a desperate
nature was pcrpetra,ed in Allenstown last week,
by man named FISK, upon man haiea She'
ney. The particulars as near as we can learn, are
as follows: Fisk, Cheney, and boy, were at
work in the woods, choppng wood, where they
had a camp, and each found and cooked his own
provisions Fisk accused Cheney of stealing
some of his provisions; quarrell ensued-fisk
knocked Cheney down with club, and after beat
ing and bruising him while, ordered him to get
up and clear out. This Cheney attempted, and
although scarcely able to rise, got up and endea,
vored to get out of his reach but Fisk followed
with his club, and again knocked him down; and
after mangling and pounding him until he was en-.
| tirely disabled, took out his knife and cut and
! mangled him in most shocking monner, large
pieces of the scalp being entirely cleft from the
head. Cheney found the next morning in the
woods, where he had been left by Fisk. He was
able to give the particulars of the transaction as
above related. and stated that Fisk came to him
once during the night and struck him few blows
with the club and left him. Cheney had $50 70
in money, which was taken from him it is suppos,
ed, by Fisk. Although yet alive, we understand
that no hopes are entertained of Cheaey's recov.
cry Fisk has been arrested and committed ts
jail in Hcpkinten 1t is proper to state that the
boy ran of at the first commencement of the atfray
! IN. II. Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
THOMAS S. SMITH, Collector of tho Customs at
Phadelphia, vice Jonathan Roberts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

The CoLLEcroRsHIP.-We understand that
Mr.. Thos S. Smith received from Washington
yesterday morning, commission from Mr.. Tyler
appointing him Collector of Philadelphia, vice
Jonathan Roberts We farther learn that Mr..
Roberts will not vacate the office, no matter by
whom instructed, unless COED and sufficient bonds
to the amount Of four hundred thousand dollars,
shall be entered to secure him from suits, &C.,
growing out Responsibilities incurred during his
official career Phila Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

u The Telescope is every fair evening in the Park
setueen the City Hall and Broadway. Views Of the Plan.
ets Jupiter and Saturn their Moons rings and belts and
the Earts Mosn can BE- had for ride. The Telescope
needs No prasng-go and try il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

Double attractions the American Museum this week
Performances twice day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

a. In THE CLIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES, 1t is the
asma OF the present of the year that lays the foun
ia ton aundice, liver complaints and other bilious
affections Residents of the South and West and commu
nifty generally reminded that OscoooS iNnA ciIoLA-
GocUE 10 be found F. Bovine Co.'S SS ahn 81 proves
invariably successful preventive ofthoc dis well
uniaiIng remedy for their efiectual sis lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

PROBABLE MuRDER.-Much excitement wa.
'ccasioned in the southeast part of Georgia last
week in consequence of the mysterious disappear
4nceR on Tuesday night of Mrs. Powell wife of
Mr.. James Powell After diigent search her
body was found in the river not far from the dwell
Iing-house of Mr. P. on Friday morning. cor
oner's inquest has been held, and we told that
their opinion is that she her death by vio-
ence-,here being strong evidence of her head
having been bruised severely.
Mr.. Powell was committed to the County Jail
on the 4th inst. suspicion Of being either the
instigator the perpetrator of the murder of his
wife. He is to be examined to-day Wednesday. }
1t is reported that Mr.. Powell and his wife have
for several years lived very peaceable terms,
and that the monster Rum has acted its usual part
in causing contention and unharpiness. Mr. P.
owns one of the most beautiful farms on the La
noble, and is considered well of in this worlds
goods. St. Adams (Vt.) Messenger, 9TH inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

" PILES. &c. wholly prevented governed il the
attack has come if you use the only Hays Lni.
ment from Cos:ock &C. All and every thing re-
leved by that admits outward application II acts
like Charm. Use il Only from II MaideH Lane as vii
lains have tried To counterfeit il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
TRIBUNE.

NJ The WING YOUNG MEMS STATE CONVENTION meets
a, AUBURN on Wednesday, the 2,t inst, us, two weeks after
the nonna,ions We hope to meet there glorious gather
ing of the Young Whigsof New York.
=----=
rr I'm General Committee of Democratic
W.iig Eaung Sfen, New York Sept II, 1912,
Resolved, That the Democratic Wing Young Men OF this
city be requested NEE, in their respective Wards
"Wednesday evening next the Nth ns for the purpose OF
appointing Delegates the Convention 10 be held at Au
burn the 2lsI instant
Resolyd, That The place, Of meeting in the respective
Wards be as follows:
&; l. Broad-s,rest I,oel.
H. JoDf SIS Second Ward Hotel, NaSsau.st.
III. North River Coffee House.
~. Shakespeare Hotel cor Duane asd Wiilam.sts
V. Marion House
VI. Monroe Hall
VII. Franklin Hotel
VIII. Howard House.
TX. Northern Exchange
Y. Columbian Hail
X1. Avenue and Third 81 Get.
XII. j. d. Fsrrington. Harlem.
XIII. Tippeoanoe House
XIV. Broadway House.
XIV. Constitution Hall.
XVI. Hazleons
XVII Henry Clay House.
ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

D First Syard.-HENRY CLAY--WErCs, ARousE!-
requested meet Thresers broadstreei Hotel
OF Broad and Peasreet, on Wednesday evening. the I4,h
instant al O'Clock, TO appoint Delegates TO the Convention
be holden Auburn lie 9s inst for the purpose
responding the nomination OF HENRY CLAY for the Pres
idency of the United States and OF LUTHER BRADtsH and
GABRIEL TuRMAN the Wing candidates for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor of the Empire state.
ey order of the Delegates from The First Ward 10 the
General Committee of Democratic Wing Men.
GILES NJ HILLYER.
EDWARD WILLIAMS,
Advanced AIcnoJrc,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

sEEDS.-We notice safe Of Timothy to-day sIsf
and no, zuct cou!d be had than 81 S7i tS fiN,
and SO or a;ess. There is yeyer much ACTIVITY
any Thing to-day. Lar; very firm, and holder eaiji
refuse TO sell below u tor fair parcels Ia Biei u.
Cheese notice change Refuse Provisions st 70
.,ar,.p,i far 4-3,sst f-.74 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
EDWARD WILLIAMS,
AL Elk AMBER McDOUGAL

u" Tkird yynrd.-FRiENDS OF CLAY BRA
DISH AND FURhlAN The Democratic Whiy Young
Men efibe Third Ward are requested 10 their Head
Quarters. No 20l WsshingnGstreet Wednesday Even
iE", Sept II. 1912 to respond the nomination of ENRY
CLAY. LUTHER BRADISH and GABRIEL FUR
MAN and 10 appoint Delegates the Democratic Wing
Young Mems Stale Convention held AT Auburn on
pau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
New-York Cattle Market-sep,

Reportet for The Tribune
AT market 1924 fresh Cattle, IS Cows and Calves, and
$500 Sheep and Lambs.
PRICES.-BEEF CATTLE very dull of SALE and
put S. 80 the price OF fair to prime Cattesome ew
extra ST. All sold but 10. $50 of Cattle were from
the South and West.
$50 to $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Al at market ,old but 100 al
81 so - 50 fer Sheep, which advance Lambs 81 %
81 30 to 81 30.
Hay AND STRAw.-Supplies OF old Hay SMALL aud
an advance OF l2i per has taken place. New
%. cents Straw, no change in price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
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An AWFUL THouehT!-Just at this present time great
fear peryadeS the public mind that John Tyler president OF
the United States, will veto the Tariff Bill; and IS said
that he does The shock produced will ring through tie
land and call down upon bis head uprecations infinitely
bitter and dreadful than those which followed his
OF the Bank Well il would be awful admit. Blu. just
consider what would be the condition s natien i
stead OF the Tariff the Bank he should Peters Lo
zenges and Pisand forbid their sale. Tint would
calamity the world might weep Health, peace and
plenty weuid take their other planet Coughs
Headaches HearburnS Colics Agues, FeVers and all the
re,Dne OF Death would swarm upon the earth. Worms
would devour your chdre-and the land wond sink under
the horrors Of The catastrophe II makes
and lbs Fulton street, these medicines may still be had
SANDss SARsAPAaiLLA has cured Erysipelas, Scroula
obs;ruc Cutaneous Eruptons and Chronic Dis
eases Those also who troubled with pmpes pus
tues on face and dscolora OF the skim will find in
this preparation an efectual and permanent From
lis peculiar mode OF pr. pSraon and combination with its
constituents operates specifically upon the yseul-puri
hes the blood, removing all unhealthy gives
10 he most dsagreeabie compilations clear and fair
pearance Both is and operation exceedingly
pleasant and are not accompanied with any dsagreeabe
effects.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by 4. B. SANDS
Co, Granite Building rs Broadway. corner oil Cham
bers.Streei, n. Y Sold also by A. B. D. SANDS 70 and
100 FulIon-street D. SANDS CO. n East Broadway,
corner Markes-street.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

BRfSToL'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Persons who wish
70 obtain The true article will be careful cali for Bristos
Sarsaparlia and that the -riftr signature OF C. C.
Bristol across the cork OF The bottle The reputation OF
this medicine Is established from the wonderful
cures has performed and is daily performing, all OF which
are srbantated and the documents be seen oy calling
al the store OF VIM BURGER, No. so Courtlandt street
or AT Milhaus lbs Broadway Horace Greeley, ESQ., Ed
Tor OF this pa per, vii, be pleased satisfy any who
may Gallon him OF the happy eaecthis medicine produced
in family OF his acquaintance.
Sold at wholesale and retail hy WM. BURGER, No. so
CouTtiandtsreet and at Mhau's Pharmacy, 1888 Broad
way also by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the country. au2a len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

Sales n, the Stock Exchange, Sept. +,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

MARQUIS DE- LA FAYErrE TO Gov. CLINTON.
written with his own hand on gilt edged paper)
introductory and Complimentary Remarks--.dihance Of
the French-Rsmarks. on National Character Thirty
fco British Ships, and their movements Intentions Of
the French Gouermmsnt, and the Movements Of their
Msss-Ds.s: q Military Mo1s-ssi.
ssstss-.E6set sps" the BririsA-HsRpy consequences
LroHr LAMr NEAR roar Lee,
3e iH Aug goth. 1850.
Had got in this part intelligence worth mention
ing to you would have done myself the honor of
writing you letter. thereby keeping up that correspon
dence in which find particular honor and pleasure
coming from eastern quarters and were therefore perfect
~ known to you before they could have reached our
ampfor our part we have but little contributed 70 the
persisted in his Offensive projects against Rhode Island
think that here and there he would have met with
fatal to Great Britain. and then would have enoyd the
pleasure oftaking friend Gov Clinton by the hand in
was then, my dear Sir, at Rhode Island where have
been made perfectly happy BY thousands striking proofs
Of growing and everlasting amity between two nations
inhabitants Of New York perfectly satisfied with the
French, and the torys themselves, who in
that place. don't know how to account for the behaviour
of those whom theyr Grand Mothers and the British
Gazeteers had represented to them under the shape Of
every thing that is bad.
the Alliances and one who will glory in any hag that
does honor to America you would have been peasd with
tne spir winch brought orth the militia 10 the support
OF theyr aliiesI do assure you and noticed to the
French with peculiar Of PRIDE that heyr exerons
greater the OCCASION than they would have been
had their troops card for heyr asssance-which
think glorious proof the generosity and lberay OF
the American natonn the time the gratitude OF
the French theyr unfegned, and might say confidential
encomiums the dispositions which saw on both parts
for union and good Understanding have afforded me the
highest satisfaction On the Of our armys march
ne towards New York, fastened back to my colours
which would have timely joind for the grad stroke
that was intended by our heroic General
hear ir1v -tvroH
were on prest that thirytwo gone from Cadz to
heht them and Afterwards torn junction with the Brest
nest while the second division which ready and EN-
bsrkd would be sent TO Americathat igatte il 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

Strange SIT Say found rh. piece child
.S s%ssf wiz y - %i. potatoes
lately Sssss m nasal M Of "S ws
TEX over Kindly and nothing but the left ehe
right eye. the lower jaw fragments Of esrs still grow
ing on ne head the appearances of which shall attempt
The fsssn check given e this terrible spreading and hope
excited By irritable anssoS. ssS with asd animal
"a ss :esp increased sssngh and stable so.va
double. Justly attributed by lis mother to the exclusive
os s s %So q S. M Fl &C. ss
truly anspcious and most unexpected effects Of this medicine
.i early sSsn sSs di.s..s
calami'ies that Z can bsfsl human be being
q S. osf Sssa with Peter
on $
the facts set forth the above from the Commercial Adve
80 49,, -, ORANGE Mansfield. P,M
John os:s SSsss Ss Ms .sy 4.
lss2 was attacked with what called BY Of
.i;i
who appeared help In Yesr sold span Of
could hear Of without any great benefit. -Ia !,
:ss sDS i;
e 0 :,s live IL s'is an
oris Bissos ssT:sp.TIs and made up my mind 70 iry
the medicine % the 5t day Of that month, commenced
found @y.ef Al compiesev Al any rate
appsssd ana perfectly sound labor With il
py Ss s as :s Ssss sS al
esmestly recommend begin using Immediately
VINO may Dc similarly sn''sd WILLIAM fGiaiA fkARsALL
invited es my Of the following C.y References be-
John Giles, soi Pearl street.
Thomas Hogan, 208 Stanton street
Wnllam w. Randolph. 573 Fourth street
VIM ii. Siinemess 81 Cedar street
Mr. Johnson, % James street .l..
William stsbbins, corner Of Rivnston and Ridge
Hichard Smith, ~ Clinton street
Mn; A HedSs. % ridge snse sas''
NJ. Vandewaisr, sM Madison street
Lemuel Leland, Is Hudson street
O. Need, N3 Fulton street, Brooklyn
4 W Hendenon, gig Grand street.
H. B. Knapp 81 Avenue BLOUSE so4 Fourth street
John Culver. 1911 Stanton street. :, 80.
e s as
n they will take ths trouble 70 call on Mr. Burger
testimony in addition to the above which
VIII prove concusvely that the article Is what
CAuror-s the fame Of this wonderful medicine extend.
putation The afflicted therefore should be CAREFUL they
bottle. - 'o- = ''''' INC '0'A ~ INC
by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
William Burger, Wholesale Agent. 50 Courandt street,
Mhaas Pharmacy iss Brosdwsy RusRson and Aspn S
10 BrGsdTsy e William ;Tss ard 10 A',Sr Hon:e Jane.
p B. Qqackenbush zoe Greenwich street. and A. HILL 900
Greenwich ST. sli imrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
J. SHANKS, M. d.,

ND Professor Of Oph,h,mie Anatomy and Surgery Dis
Once 1872 Broadway, corner John street, up stairs
N.B.-Doctor Shanks inform those Affected with
Diseases The Eye Ear mpcec of Vision, that
application his Office their will meet with that skill
and which follow mast
practice based accurate anatomical Psychological and
pathological knowledge Of the the human Eye and Ear and
that part Of Optics pertaining TO Vision.
O6ice hours, from 10, A. NJ r. M daily Sundays
cepted. 80
keieenee.The Medical Departmental the University Of
the City of New York. 81 cod lmtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-The subscriber would
ss the s,,sn,91 Of a who !. want Of Looking o1s.
and n b ers efnso. be by
N B.-ConsantIy on hand, good assortment Of Fancy
"'''' s's'' N' HORACE v. sIGLER,,
No. 81 Ann street and Al Hammersley st, New York.
q y wanted Of e STo
wa in Ssw o ,, SIX p sI sSs sDr
sub.crbsT This wher, HE rs;idenee Be
.n:aSiion which TOOK PIifs some years since
-''"" w. -" '''' JOIN. w. LUDLOW,
% 4wtawMsr 10 Cortand street New Yor
sEBRING's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
adj Of Tn S9T nas u5
which sdsP'sd hs pa5e lsspseslaly Informed
Peculiarly slapped those co%pans
ny e BE- s1 me s''Dr ay
e. from % b sa5sa By S
III. exists. the system .lready every
% .e% he
Hsnes "a
s wss s The @ eers a,s
for he Nervous Headache and relief in almost iii az
s
] S e ses
in all Of % debility os s9SG AND sa hshy A.
beneficial as tonic from and other
In % il s sTs ps1 s
as well gentlemen have derived
benefit from of OF which published in the
circular accompanying each bottle. 49,
46 Broadway NJ " and by druggists throughout
the country Price 81 bottle and 50 dozen Orders
companed by the cash uncualy executed and forwarded
Sold also by the Mesus Rushton & Aspinwa 90 william
81, ITO Broadway, and 10 Astor House. OF lm.m
ESPY'S FATENT CON1CAL VENTILATOK-
THIS cheap, simple and efficient sdapte all
purposes Of vs9llaon Ships, Steamboats,. .nurches,
ton be kept from foul air and eHavia
IS also an efectual cure for Smoky Chimnies
The subscriber having purchased the ght for the City and
County oNew York. is prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing orali descriptions in any part Of the
Crcton Water Pipes and Pu Work in general Also
Galvanized Iron and Tin are wholesale. Stove pipes,
bath tubs coal hods Sc nss, gsbs'g rssSsss
.assm.m 10 wmer Street
ID MAEs-HlGHLY IMPORTANTLY secure a fine
head Of uxunan HAIR proof Thousands Of signatures,
by rersons Of hsh standing can be had. n,.a.;s
preventing the torn falling Of or turning gray BY
location by p. Macs who Is the sole proprietor IN the
Union 62 Broadway aud soid in bottles with directions
poopy. Approve BY the Faculty Of Medicine n Pa. n
!" Entered &C cording To OF Congress- A. w. l9s ~ I.
Macs the Clerks Office in the Southern District Oh view
Chinese Crcam--Thrs excellent article Is used s.r e az
pleaon Of the Jampoonyhe great escelienet =,
Cream will be found IN feeding me si suppf
those properties upon which depends rs WV
thy richness Of appearance ihess a'0oie' ~ W AS
only in New Yoik Of ,sa R,osayy,,v
Also--P Macs, Wig Manufactoy-New imitation OF the
skin liVM wigs, and Others az great reenceu pic
asiu ~ ,''. "es' "" o9 twFr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

T1FFINED LAMP OLA and splendd M,'e,e 49,, "
II jnsi received BY the subscribers and nov onto 40 III
publ,c al reduce price II buful with bfiiahoy
tv nd other knd and being from odor and NV,
f,nr smoke nor forming crust on th. c,,oce
onlv pIcassnt hui an economical oil fo ~ purposss T
md Hotel roprcfors particularly na any, agsntv io
only dep2, IN tns f.!y, ana wssAxwHNos X BROTHER,
'uitpurchasers, s1 No. Wall 81.
So ac,o aus 3msT
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SHAKSPEARE


II EWIk low, uhU 3 AIN Dtreots
THE SUBSCRIBER begs his best thanks
his numerous friends for the kind and liberal
ment they have him he reopened the above
estabshmen he them and the public In general
tronage
The Lader will be always supplied with the choicest deli
ceces OF the which will be superior
neil at prices II accordance with the times
The Bar will be stocked wines, liquors, draught and
quality w -
Breakfasts. dinners teas and suppes at all reasonable
houn.
of and p. M.
0YSTERs-The very best that be procured in every
procured.
Private for the accommodation Of dinner md supper
parties. ft.. EDWARD WINDUST.
sl3 2taM is 4M&r - - II