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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
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Entitled the
IS MISFORTUNES OF FORTUNATUSi


e .. Rsss will sss and
,hl Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
limited number of Season Tickets Will b q"
weather Grand from BTosdwsy q: sicSa
protected and The new saloon which : ventilated from tn"
top ana sides, can y opened =. moment. 9olce
THIS EvEa1sa SCI. y 's!fHM'i' !. performed
m. .. ., r,u,, $.''A :, A n.,.,
MISS 'u'A iu"0u" After which oe Daha0'
,s.1 Ws;,.5.li WshlrEHEHA "A .,,
Charlie. ,a,A c faeist Adam x Brock cApv..a...
d sr e. Ths VIII Gs.:' half
'.. s .S.;., :, :, : : o., -, : =, :
THIS EyFNNa s.s3 ~ ,r5. viii
,,,. 4 rHS tS%Hisf' rriE!eaAcy ,,.,.,
s.pTr c be ioioT spp b9yc
Timothy Tapewtll' MITCHELL Peter PO.sy. w.leou
rhoma. ...... A., .i,t ....Mr Holland
Do. Giovanni. aI9 ~, Don oT raA,s ws..
1 Ses . ofsPRugBe sss. Bsss ''H ~
Y 9ss,> Ma sAT1oSAE - TH 4;
wsmy'' and oiss sssa, Of II: Y.li.e. Ls.''''
THIS EVENING" fls sARs1DAS' Sept o. l@
"'''' To ccnfr W. x xh i: farce Of '' '''
Mr.. E. Fore.! engaged, and win shortly ,.ppe.I:
Ia % and PaTaastte cents, Uppsr Boi
AMERICAN MUSEUM. GARDEN, AND
PERPETUAL FAIR
r., Saturday s.!.. sts s1;s., So 81 ls s.
" FAREWELL BENEFIT
,, na p9s%SS MINsfFE%s o. ,@'
vii s;
I Sac Indian hs C
Also engaged, Mr. WIN. COLE and his learned Dog Billy.
CELESTE, ths q, adm,Isd n;u.;s6MI COLLINS tn. CO
go i7TS FE5EE MEkMxib' captured
spsa;a Bsnasr@or new Hail. e.tab.hsdh. prinepl.
o5.I ssSs Nell. &c born Without VITA
Adni..lon 2. eent.-ehildIen under half pri.
PEALE,s NEW YORK MUSEUM,
tgrSSad,cay, qEo.Hs t5s Gay Aeq;l
nfff +R TSs ?" WI M1.S
ny .ss nS cha
te bos,In Soat a. O'clock wo Will take pl.ss
introduce the T2pah hay F., Eight, p, r.nso,n
WEIGHS ao3 POUNDS.
III q EI HI ~ nrin; raj Man le MONEY
M enta. .bs Rsc .h half Female
y; ysnkihs .ue mueh ADMIRED enor singer ee!ebpted
PANIC fiayeI and unqualified Ne
,;, A9ar the charning songstrsss-
a sbn weo the graceful be seen for
---------- ron 17xI7, ~ :, :, = -
Fun ONE NIGHI ONLY.
MIR HILL (aiias Yankee IBID respectfully announces
HUMOROUS g., ENTERTAINMENT
IMITATIONS " "' "''' '''''e"
SAYINGS
YANKEE STORIESt,i
DIALOGJESiI!i
Mr. Hill will also by desire perform two of his Scotch Ns
Lode. on the E,aie " ' '' ~ u" oe''ea NV
'o n !. n Tc eas p s' cent, zach
Doors open to commence h.sp..,I
y -. sSo u
SIGNOR CIOr FPS GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU.
p M NG;r hGSNCEKI a. Wa.h%Etsa Heel On ~:
Sig Anoyn,ni Madam ,,t,o Wss oph,. SSu, ~ rsis
brsej nan,st from Nosw,v he, S,s, ,n.asncs Nom.
feve fIns Mons; OfneI Vionist, Mons. Eten and Mr.
w " wallace win iull Orciesa Leader, Mr. H. Mullen
Progamne to be had at the Music Stores;
SoncsM 70 commence Al haiipastf O'CLOCK ,,ar
~ Ilekee 81 each. $50 ~ satN&IG
CONCERT AT THE APOLLO SALOON -9ENOR
" De RBAS has the honor 10 10 hs friends md
the nnhI;c an ,sn.r,I he 10
Of his friends will give his Vocal and stUmentaI Concert
Saturday instant on which occasion he will Be- a.
and Master scancia Grand Orchestra led BY Nj IT, e.
Hill ~ "' - -
? ese. Fiity sa,n 70 he had =, a. A M,.;,
principal Hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

HERD OF BUFFALOES FOR SALE.-The proprietor
offers for sale sngy in pairs Buaoes two and
half old They known be of value Europe
stock the parks Of noblemen and others To Farmers also
they valuable they make the nobes aud beef
in the world by being crossed With cattle They
also valuable for exhibiting They be seem and all infer
nation obtained by calling Mr. Carpenter at Peys Hotel
Hoboken They will be sold bargain. so 3tisr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NtRLO'S GARDEN.
~ " l. II Mt "

n V T. l. A M LY.
Last Night Of the New Comic Partouime of the
@ . r,, % MJortunss VI Forfunatps.
SATURDAY EVENING, sept 30 the psrformancs. WIN
nx... commence with
0'eItsrs to Lea Diamans de Ia Couronne Apber
e' winch, Tor the first Of the Ballet Pantomms Of
R.nh., =, LA SfLPHIDE
Hea, Ierora ' pnt Itnayt vepr~ NAM
h r winch The celebrated Joseph M.ssstr viii 60 through
After which,
Tight Rop.
by the Rays Family.
Half hours ntermssion will b. aow.d n, no,.A. .,a
refreshments IN the Grand Saioon
Where Ice Grams, Fruit Ices Of ehoi
cest kind, and in great variety, will be found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

uIA strict Police will be in attendance, and
ken TO prevent the admission of improper persons.
7-Ti,kes Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
the day.
~ limited number of Season Tickets will b d,s
posed of.
No postponement this establishment
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the saloon
protected and the Saloon which ventilated from tbs
and sides. can be opened a a moments notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30


Let sander's venomed lip be still"
YOUNG MEN, would you fly from a snarel Would you
take the advice Of frendl Do you desire relief only
be received the hands of experienced physician Do
desire purified and thereby be enabled
to avoid unspeaable toment and restored your friends
without shame disgracel II why apply
No. Division where T there the last Of hope
the stamina of life remaining obtain all these
the medicine. Listen envious and
ingy interested adv but look and think for yourself
and the SOONER under all circumstances the better HUN
TERS RED DROP like n charm only 81 per vial and
warranted IN the full Of the word NB-Pryate
paors, and attached Albany Office No
Stanwix Hall No agent in Buffalo. $50 Itsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

Ships Caspian, Toney, New Orleans. john Elwe Coz;
way Charleston. Geo. spon Covingtoa, Maprap, Warren
CoBrgs Florida Blanco Erdge Havana aud Belize Hon
B. BIsncoi Historian, Dodge MirSmiShi Nesmh, Leeds
Doane Savannah do do; Warsaw Herbes Chareston do do
-Schrs Julia Telfair Burns Demeran, s. l.. Mche Daty
Chase Downs Aux Cages W. Lewis Teazer, Briggs, ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

DACKET SHIP OCMULGEE from New Orleans, is dis
Oh gng the foot of Pike Consgnees will please
attend to the receipt Of their goods. $50 1t
pACKET SHIP ST. NICOLAS FOR HAVRE, will sail
morrow, the LIST inst, ~ o'clock, M at which time
passengers will please be board Pier No N H. when
steamer will tow the ship
The Mails will close the usual places liz o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

S1 q REWARD-L9st or stolen, on Friday morning, 2sh
P September, Russia-lesher pocket book
about $685. note the Norwich Bank Norwich CT,
and the Iemaioing Sis upon banks in this State.
The above reward will be id any person who leaves the
money at the Office of the Franklin House, 1872 Pearl
street.
1.-THE person who took the money will return the papers con.
tanned in the pocket book he will much oblige the looser
r2n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

POST OFFICE, !
New YORK, September cath. I8a3.
ENGLISH MAlL.-Leter bags per Royal Mail Steamer
T. CALEDONIA, will be closed at the Upper and Lower
Post Offices Saturday next, the 3Oth instant forty five
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
s28 2lr Post Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

MR. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public
1u that he proposes Vocal Entertainment the N
Y Society Library Broadway and Leonard this
Saturday evening" Sept 3Oh, l83 which occasion he will
have the honor of presenting the public several OF his
and most favorte compositions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

BATH. Sept 2J-tld Peru, wade, Guadaoupe (repored
Ciudu,. fc- Hayana) Franklin, Patten, do.
PoRrL.ND, Sept 26-Au Delaware, Waite Philadelphia
Cd Caroline Jordan Havana Sid Eastern STAR Cumberland
Keazer Baltimore. .
BosroN Sept 28-Below Nesto from Liverpool Signal for
brig. cid ST Cloud. Davis Mobile; Two Brothers, Good.
speed NYork aud Albany; Harvest, Kelly, NYork.
NV BrproRp, Sept 2I-An Corinthan, Shepherd NYork
Sid Hooper Hemln Baltimore; 2Sth Cornelia, Ricketson
aud Experiment, Atkins, NYork.
NANTuoKET, Sept s6An Elizabeth Bourne, Philadelphia
BARNsTABLE, Sept 2An Sisters, Small, Philadelphia
EDGARTowN Sept 2-Ar several vessels bound F. In port
those reported last; also, Statesman bound r.,
PRoyIpENcE Sept 27-Sld Sarah Elizabeth Harrington,
Baltimors; Bella del Mar, Randall NYork. Weyboset Col
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DOCKET WALLET LOST-Lost last Wednesday even
ing at Rusells Concert ROOM or between that and Will
amsburgh broadway aud Grand street dark pocket wal
et containing sum OF money aud few on9 but to
will pay him. for his trouble if he will send the pock book
and papers TO the owner through the post office.
l. Association. s2ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

PORIUGUSE FGMALE PILLS
HESE ar-famed add celebrated Pills. from Portugal ARE
perceive, TO be obtained IA this conntry. aasere
ent ON the last column, fourth page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANpER,l

NEWPORT, Sept. 28, I8i3.
Arr 26th Caroline Cole Philadelphia for Somerset; Turk
Elddge NYork for Portsmouth,; NH Monomoy, Nickerson
Boston for NYork Libeato Glover Rondout for Providence;
Excel Dunnng NYork for Fall River Sid Abbot Lawrence
Boston
Sid 9th. Monomoy, and Jos Brown, NYork Translation
do; Amy Philadelphia 28th Gen Cobb Martinique; yacht
NYnrk: Rienzi. do.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-04
ETAT DIT MISSISSIPPI.
Comtt do T'auiea ,~Cenf dc Circuit, shancs
d'Oetobrs 1912.
Barbara q. Matthews, plaignants.


James Brewer and Riee Beuriand, defendants
I,tonetjor, cause Ell CIaneellgrie.
Aujnud'hui Ia pIaigBante 81 eotnparn deVant
moi, par son aVocat, ct sur motion IL n ttG
proiiy6 i la satisfaction dc 10 eour que les dts
defendants resident dams nm autre ttat, ct
que 10 dit james Brewer Il ttabll SOD demlclle
d Baton Rouge, dams l'ttat dc Ia Louisiana,
ct que 10 dit Rice Eourland est ciieycn du
connie Henry, Tennessee. II est done ordon.
ht par III cour que publication soft fate do
Get avis dams un journal public dams in Jour
nal public dams IN Vile ou pafotsse do Baton
Rotpe dams Ie dit etst do Ia Louisiana, ct
auasi dams IN journal public dams Ia vile do
Huntingdon, coutG dc Carroll, Tennessee,
ttant 10 coint6 ~joiguant al coIGtG dc Henry,
,ne foe par sefnatne pour al MONS trols mos
avant Ia stance dc eette eour 10 premier lnndt
du mols J'Ayril proclaim, les n~otffiant de
comparative a Ia maison de ceur, Dc Ia vile dc
Commerce, le premier jour de Ia dlfe stance,
pour ayoler eu alltguer quelgne exception
i In denande de Ia pIaiguante, antrcment Ia
dlis de,parde aera Gonstdtre6 eonfirmte con.
ire les defendants ct Ia cause arretGe pour
etre cntsndue ea parfe.
COPE couforme a forielnaL
JAS. MCPHERSON
Al dec. 4S clerk.
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AVIS.

lie Capitaine e. LAURENT etant derniero-
meut arrive do France, ct se r~et!rant dn ba-
team d yapeur Clipper, prend cette occasion
de retonrner ses sinceres remerclnens a ses
amis ct commissioners, pour les faVeurs ac-
cordGes par le passt, eli les informe respectful
eusernent Ell ie public en- general qn'h sea-
associe avec son neyeu Gashet de L'lsle c"fn-
me marchands commissionnaires, lis espefent
par un prompte attention ct une parfalte con-
Nuisance des marches, obtenir des prlx les
plus avantageux pour toute sorte de p~sodults
aui Ieur seront consignes.
G.. LAURENT & GAsHEr DE Isle,
No. IL Front Levee, between BienviIie and
dor Al AZ Cont street.
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LES

A en- jeger par le mol de Shneaue o
s,cs aass Il nv a Plus da,nss on ne est
iamais ben entendu sur 10 salear dn raot
sfnitie, on da moias il va lengtemps so'on
n senti Ia nacessita do 10 d%elourner de sa
veritahle accopiion, ponr asoir occasion
den faie usage. JM Ia plus p~rotonde
ysneration pour ces antilles antiques qni
ont fourai Do 81 beauy seTs aux poetes, do
si bellies pages aux hlsturiens, de 81 mobiles
nnaximes aux meralistes /: mails le suns IN
peu humilid pour fespece hamalse, quill
fallle r~ernontcr jusque dams Ia mutt des
siecles pour trouvar ces memorasles exem.
pies. Les rhsseo ct les Pyr,theus, les
Orsste ct les pilade, les Nisus ct les Fury
ale, sont dignes de OF mes respects I;
mais les temps hersiqaes on lis ont PA visre
sont bien y~sisins des temps hbulenx, ct
nour Reimbursement sur leurs vertus
~i'aurais bessin d'etre plus sur quiis ont
exlste.
L'amiti6 est do teus les sentimens celui
que Zen conneit ls malns par experience,
ct celui don't ON parle 10 mieIx. Cictron,
P~lutareac. Seneque, en- ent tait une peln-
ture admirable ; Ills sn aVaient une laee
sublime msis on volt quill p~arlent de ce
suTls imaginsnt, ct nen de ce au'ils ont
ssnti lis foat de l'amitie une vertu divine:
To seul Montaigne en- a fat la plus douce
ct la plus noble dss passions humainas. II
est dtsormais impossible d'ecrire une page
sur l'amitia sans otter &C passage dc Tau
teur des Essais " 81 Ton me presse de dire
psurquoi je l'aimais LA Beotlel, je sens
cue celia ne pent s'exprimer sn'en rePen-
dant: Parceque c'etait iui. Parceque
c'etait mel :. Les e~laiSrs memes, au
lieu de me CONSIDER, me ~redoublent IL re-
greet de sa perte ; nous stions a neitie de
tout, il me semsle que je lui derobe 81 part
Ces aus. e lignes confinement la Detection,
I'eloge ct lie cede de i'amitie yeTitable.
yoyons ce que d'autres plniophes cat en-
tendu par &c mot.
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NOlIUNEH-l

10 sopsslgnt ayap' engage d'sEeallsns et-
ytiers DO Newark, ". J., et atgfHhdi son Eta
basement sst pref 4 faire tsttes ssftes dc re-
psrat iptts aux ~yoiturea dams ID meilleuf genre
Of 10 plus court ddlai, il ~spllieits tns portion
dp patronage public
Anssi, 10 assortment do h%hrtHis, ~fabfl1u6s
III notd, d vendre attx pfix fohthnt.
t,sa bois Ito Its de eerisisr 81 pe1plisf b
yatidts i bhs ptiK,
20 A6tt. B VIM II. lbRNAkII
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All PUBLIC.

Les soussignta ont formh une soeiaia sotis
In faiseu lie Pike II EHbiii, eg,nfns tnartbatids
eouftnissiohnaifes. lis potteTont Ia plus gtattds
attention, i fsGeYsif ct stnbsfgisf dn cotton
lis atifoft t~otiiotfs en- main til assortment ds
inarfhandises d'habitaiion ansHi Corda ct
Ttvile d'Emballags au'ils vahdroht 4 das pflk
atissi bas au'bdtuh attfe dans fetts Vile,
Ausbitbt Que III shiaob du toten s'6ttvfifH.
lis seroht prepares q achatsr oil fare dss
avartes STR d1 eeton. I'm selieitant uns pora
ton du patronage public. liz pspvent hsstiter
fstK qii laur e6ufistplit laurs %aiialfss, qn'is
reeeyfent l'atteition IN plus Hssldue,
lis ]llehhstit laur mhgasln rue do fEgliss,
deik I,"ftas D Fest dh magasin ei4dsyatt oe.
tnpt pat tatnes Mahsket
w, n PIKE,
~ itttllst, IN IT, v, Balm.
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FHnsFEt

L'srdfs Of ]l'6fenomie ont ole dc tout
temps dss qualities ,hd'spsnsab|es psur an"
eonaue o vaulu sopsbtyer In fortune gus
III, ont laisshe ses parents, Of d Pits forte
fnison pour ealui aui a yonl, SO Greer sns
position independents par des yoies homo"
rabies. JHmais psnt Atfe on men await
fseonnn Ii aseessits CONNIE d present, au
mems daps Ia Louisiana a0ssi les habit
lans dc CO pays si fertile lie satifaisnt.lI liz
Y aneneer san psrdfe 4 Jsmnls fsspoir dc
~lteuveir fhslstof 4 In efiss tnohetaifs api des
puts plus dun an ne eesss dc les hHreslef7
Tout 10 msiids dot bire bien eonva,nen
mn,ntenant quill nest pas permits de comp
Ter s,,t uns tfeol1s aboHdaute pour sotitr
d'atnta fas, les elements dun cote. ef de-
I'antta Ia baisss dams Is ptis dos preduils
du sol sont dos enDetnis qtfen ne snsifait
eotnhatlte qu'avee los attnss ptsissa ntes
Que neus ptapssons, dire, lOfdfs
OF lfc0nomla.
Le Journal que nous nhnenesns. ainsi
que l'lpd,aue con tire, rat dsstIn5 d
%foufn,r a ehaeun les moyens d'sugmsntst
sra resources, ut par consequent d'aetfefs
ire son hlen.htfe. Nous uutons bssein
pour celia d'avoir rsrours d tontas lrs bran.
ahea ties Gonna issn ness hutnAlnss chr
l'6eonamio gdnerhls, f6eonom,s %tttale,
| l%'aeosntnis induslftsls, ct f6Genothta dos
meatiaus OF, %isiells aont la,trs Tributaries
A dltefents degrees et no sanfaisnf Ore
pfait1nfrs que pat ies petsonnss posse
dsnt des nptiens suflisantss do ehneuns
a'ellea.
LEeonomlste seta IN repertoire pffi".
dlauo do tout CO dui peut presenter a,iel.
que utilize b III aeeittd ut nous nous en-
nfsaaetons ]d'netueiIlIt teus los fsnseigrs.
mems ct les communications qa'on yoidft
blan nats ndresaef tendant Il fe but.
Mopr M rtnLteATfoN-LfE eonomlste
p%afnltrh deuS tois pnf mos, par ltvtaissn'
de- ~ phgaa 10 Hv". eopthnant chneuhH II
tpoitif dun dem. velune Hdinhite ct for
mefa detis forts volumes d In fin tic thhHnf
aimee Dea gfayufes sir bois ssront inter
aIl0ea dhns Ia texte toutes los f6is que II
sujot lexigefa.
CoNptTtoNs p'AnovNEmgNT.-Chhgu
souscfipteur payefa fannse d'nvanes, entft
los mains dn correspondent quI fecavrn II
transcription, ct en p%renhnt Iivrhis6t dl
premier numhfo. Lo pf,x ost dc six pias
tres pour l'annha.
On ne deIivte pms d"'abennemont pou
motna dune aimee.
Pour lea rtcIamationa on s'ndfssserh
aeit au correspondent de Ia paroiast, soft
M. Alfred Mofct libraire q In Nonyell'
Orleans, correspondent ~entrepositaire di
journal, soft dlrectetnent All Doctehr &
sourranE redaetear principal d Batoi
Rouge.
Pour tout CO qui coneerne Ia reduction
n'ndfeaaer dlrectement nj Dir. q. SoutGtr'
les lettres nflruneiies sefont seule
recuea.
Les deux cents premiers sotisctiplenr
recevront gratis h Ia fin do lannee, I'm
r%eliure. mobile avee eeuverturs imprtmhe
Vt eli outre une table aualyhgue des ma
there's.
La premiere liyraisen p~araitra ii la fl
dc &c mois.
Baton Rouge, le 8 %janvier 1s43.
Din. G. sOUTERRE,
Redaeleur.Pnncipal
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AVta

Dasifant changer eoilrlateHtsnt la genre
De ,i,as a~fIaiteH, al Fliehfta,if de- t~ttfenif lss
habitafis 10 eafte vile Oh aes etvlfati7' ~ .
paftif de ea jour 10 yantltHi teiites los mar
ehandises Gni cont dams mon 'naHhH'ii at pf,f
%tohtant, tnsts avse Ia condition expresses GIL
compliant. JIG prolific de este occasion pour
inpitHf tButeH les pefH6hties aii tic 1"'yent ne
yauif fealef dHtts le plus bfaf delhi 81 alles
%yrulatt im'tvitef 10 dtsagFttnent de fetttet7
Ire ines fttlamatiens entire les mains de
MN Avery Il Fowler,
u ianyIppf, 30 q. GuHMAN,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

Ceur des Pfauyes-Pnfo,sss d'Ouest
Baton Rouge.
httehdu que jean Bhisie ittbert s'esl
adrassA 4 fsita eftir i fefitt d'atra Hen,,ph
e~iratauf de Ia succession dc fen Edetiatd
Dnpay.
: Avis est par lie present donnie Il tous eetix
que celia pent toneetnet. d'a7eir 4 dtdtirs al
jt,ge setissiane dams los dix jours de ee date,
les %faIsebs pour lesqaelles sa dsitiande no lnl
serait pms Aeeotdte,
81 Ihy = H. FAVHOT, =, J.
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pAlrEEOT HEGtI1ER.
Pour In Nomfiie Orffans. Port Hndson
Hay6u Sara II Peinte Toupff.

10 eapltbins Hart n
E.,eFg fA xysy l'honneur d'infmner sss
A r@asssaT anis gus 10 beau bateHt'
nanf BRILLIANT II yrls In place dn PtH=
SIAN. pafiant touR les Msrffedi tnattn d 10
heufes ct en- rsteartisnt part dc Bhyou Sara,
iotis les samedis b Ii meme hsurs. u s'ar4
rAts h Baton Itougs, Ell tntaitant, Vefs Ia
ppints du jour, 10 Jeudl naiin, OF Hpasss en
desfspdatt, entire 4 i q bfutes le gsth6di
soir. Pour fret OF passhge, s'adrssser 4 botd'
fybtE ~fetommBndons 20 batea1 al public.
IA fodte. les mheaniat6s st lss thhublss
sort ttaufs il pos ssds Euan's Sotety palrfs
pour efpp6ehef pexpl6ston des boalllelfss.
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