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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

The Conner Region-Dr. IIoughton, the
State Geol0gjst OF NJ ehigan, in speaking oil
Tho permits which have been given to select
and occupy tracts Of land on the south shire
of Lake Superior for the purpose Of mining
for c6rper ore. has expressed the opinion that
the contemplated eases for that purpose will
embrace by far too much land. He il of the
opinion that halfa mile square in as much az
should be embraced by any one lotse, but the
War Department have granted permission to
persons to 20 and select about twenty seven
thousand acres each.
Da~ncinq.--"I am now an old fellow" said
Cowper, III one of his letters; 'but | bad
once my dancing days as you haze howsa yet
Icou,ld never find that I could learn haH 30
much Of a womat.fs real character by darcing
WITH her, az conyersing with her at home,
when | could observe her behavior at table, OF
at the fire side, and in all trying scenes Of do
rnes'jc life. We are al good, when pleased;
but she isthe good 3ornan who wants Mi
The futile to sweeten her" 8
A uetsran prit6rr.-There has iust d Cd. at
( CoIbeutz, in the prison called the Content 81
the Carmeltes, a man known by the name u
g the old Frencbman with the white beard
! confined there 80 years, Of which % were vo-
luntarv. In 1911, a solder Of The 20th Regi.
ment Of French Dragons wao discovered
| asleep, with his head on his knapsack. in
the f654est Of Cdblentz, and taken up a de,
serter. He declared his narne 10 be Antonio
Alters, a native Of Aosta, IN Piedmont, and
fiat he hal received his discharge, with a
pension Of 300. a year, from being subject to
frequent FITS Of mental sllenatIon. The au
! th5Tiries lefs him tenn orarliy in prison
| There he remained until the allied troops en-
tered Coblenfz, in 1914, when an order was
| given to send him and others TO a depot q
French prisoners--This he strongly protest.
ed against. declaring that he was not a FTenci
nrisoner. but an Italian discharged from ths
service. In the course otthe next year, BIZ
father and uncle arrived and obtained his lib
Grafton. and took him with them on their wa
home. At a little distance from Cob|entz, h
suddenly quit them, and returned to the pris
on, requesting permission 10 be allowed, t
resume his former quarters. This was a lEowe
withfull liberty granted him to 60 out when h
pleased. Notwithstanding this permission
he never left bis 91lf for 28 years, and du
ring that period never asked for light or fire
no matter how severe might be the cox
He spent bis time 10 making hair rings, iVor
thimbies, box paper-cutters, and othar little oh
iects, which be sold 10 strangers who cam
TO see him. He was II years old at hi
death and. having never cut his beart
which was very long, and of exteedin
Wilderness, and being of lofty stature, he ha
a most venerable appearance. He 6sed wort
l,l00 thalcrs, (abous 10000 which he ha
t saved during his Imprisonment:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

~ Courtship is q consequence Of original
sin. Adm and Eve did not do anything OF the
sort. Tbtre was no blowing out the light
and kissing behind the door with them rio
popping The question. or sending wedding
cake TO The pfinter-tbe great mother OF the
human race wasn't as delicate as our modern
ladies, she loved Adam, and said 80, and there
was an and TO it. Now il a young man loves
u girl he must be mighty c%autiotfs how he
tells her for If there's any nigh to catch her
she's sure to faint--of course it would not
BIZ proper TO fall in his arms, such a thing
would be highly indecorous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

Intellectual and political datdaesS.-td lie
counties Of Etlgeeoipbo aud Nash, North Car
olina, there are 5,6Df alite persons liver 30
years Of age, of whom 1881, Or Al out of
every 100 can neither read nor write! In
stch d feglon, Of course, The political condi-
lion Of the people WILDE influenced by their
mental darkness. In 1910, these counties
gave only 2i3 vo.ss for the Wigs, while l.o-
rofocoistn received 2,l7l votes. Wherever
great mental restitution EXISTS, Locofoeoism
flourishes the jails are full Of candidates for
the penetentiary, and school houses, eiur-
ches. and Wings are very scarce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

Jhdt uichsd 7urlf-ogan!--We take the
following paragraph Foul the Auburn Journal
Of Yesterday!
Cavaga Wool Narhst The Southern por-
tiui,s 81 slis county are believed to constitute
one IF the finest weol districts in the Stale
not second even to Old "Dutchess." The
amount Of vol purchased at Aurora and the
immediate vicinity, during the past five
weeks, ia not Idss than 100000 lbsiAyafying
from - to 42l cents per POUND, The average
being about 81. About oneshalf of this las
been taken by one firm, for the Boston manu-
Notwithstanding lie liandson,est lot ever
gathered vest Of Albant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
REGULAR MEETING

or the Police Jury Of The, Parish Of West Bd-
ION Rnnrp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

ONEs1HT LABAuvn. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

WsaUv 15d
The sfg203 292 balance in favor of the pa
riHh with the s2slS g74I expended make The
total Of $5.022 81. In testimony whereof
we have affixed our names, this 2lst August,
1Ets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
CROTON BAKERY NOTTCE-

CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.
SIX POUN DIS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
~ he largest bread tn be had the b.
kerry James street six pounds of superior what bread for
one shlieg or three pounds for six Wheat Indian
Rye Gf ahsm Bread. also the Kim il Rye Bread su
nor KIND arse ia@y Pies Of all nd six each end
Ter Crackers fresh every day German and New Year Cakes
10. tie ho days Flour wholesale and rea Fre,h for
sale Try day
B-rne above articles canbe had the branches No
fear between Fank and Oak and 200 Viii.
liam Frankfort also at 228 Cherry ear Pelham ST.
DE lmsuc JOHN H. WIEGAND % Jane, ST.
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DANDRUFF
OANDRUFF OR LOSS OF HAIR il c,,ssd h., ,.r,u;d

| )ANphUFF Oh LOSS Ot HAIR is caused by a pguld
or o6sucted CIRCULATION in the small blood vessels when
supply the cap and hair with noprs men consequence of
winch the becomes hcs and cammv and dries
Oh Inc surface forming clled dandu which clogs
up ne poe OF The SKIN aud bv its the
IN helr revenis II from receiving sufficient nourhmnt
TIN vitality The hair then berome: harsh aud unpleasant
names color and falls Off This unhealthy affection very
se IL ana Ell tu-ly cured by Dr. JAMES HAIR TeSIc
Whch ewes u e tormaut OF the
IN dudru aud duce, n. aud healthy Growth of
ha 10 sup ~ The od and badness prevented
where u already Tbs following certca is selected
M-ssfs. A b. & D. SANp,:
GrNILEMES-As act Of Justice I, ven and DR. JAYNE
send gu ths cTineae inform If the inv ,u ,be benefit
my vile has received ION he of Dr.
Se lost not ONLY her head Of but her eyebrows
dnd alter trying remedies with beaet she DR.
Ja}ne HAIR Tome she tiles belize could
cover the hair had started and commencing with the third
bows were covered with ia growh of fine black hair
Ter an had lost think entirely produced by The
use OF The Ionc, ard would recommend all who reed
similar re,nedy. Iiuly yours, JOHN n. JACKSON:
eaIed only by DIR jayne 20 South Third street Price ST.
Sod At Wholesale aud retail BY A. Saads, druggists 70
ton street corner OF Gold and 100 Fulton Also
Alb am Sands Co No 273 Broadway corner of Chambers
street; David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway
.
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HAYNES EXPECT0R AN1


OOk at bills of mortait and YOU will find that Com
than any other disease Veal know that cough the ar
ing Of the raenake always precs as well rs
THIS terrible scouge IL fair every cough
Syteimha In pulmonary disease checke early aud
wher' the RISK Us great the dagger imminent Is is aston
hGg that ud be fou I'd enough 10
the OF DR. fypertorant be lv
cured IN part Of the United states aud ced
aud vo unta testimony Of III nds the result OF chemical
analysis the declsors Of professional who stand
IN the INST rank OF medical science fal poist out
as the best PREPARATION invented by the cure of dis
eases OF the lungs chest wind pipe and other eonnec
teo Wth the process OF used regular
lce by the most celebrated physc of the day The fol
l9wins hotce presented furnishing
cuss EVIDENCE OF the great valve OF this incidence Wor-
ny o, notiSe-W learn from the Mount Pleasant Register
mat Miss Mary Campel of Fere county New Haven has
beea cured OF asthma with which sh. has been afflicted for
me tnan eighteen years bv the of Dr. Jayne Expcto.
rant The dse'se vas deep seated and hut this
glser adds-we make this public for the information
same motive-and we may be allowed to add, that this
msoletoe n not a common quack medicine Of the day
on the regular receipt of 'dacated and well known
IN, sc,an Dr. Jayne deserves well posty his lab DIS
IN anel orat ns the surngs Of his fellow H. has saved
many whose and ndscreon brought Them
rear The grave ard his Exreciorant now only ed
bpt opny recomme ded by ali the best and most nteg nj
PHYSICIANS core for cough We know OF
nothng more invaluable has been found of great
evce 10 many afic with oppression the breast and
os ease Of tie liver Its how
ION DO by A. D. Sands. druggists No. 10 Fulton st
20 pro'oWay. ana ~ East Broadway. d22 1ms
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR.. cHIPPENDALE.
THIS EvISls Stp Df fA i,R"'' be performed
Grand Bale, Dane. Ai.T by which Mis-. Julia ruubu
PLEAsH1tSSSTT ef DREAMS.
rHu IN fHSi rd LEGACY E1'a
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EvEE Tss P PSHf iiMIS commence with
Mon. Mg.,orseu'. boo; i' T Nom: Diosn,,d Lee
After which.
AMpAss sSr6,Ses WIN lady.
mTrCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, December "a rhs performane,s will
cS eST.ascaf r DoY
vlRorN AlfsI F FssS
NEW H't fo TSifa 3
THE IRRESISTIBLE IF sissffs Elt cadets
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Manager .Me,srs, Rockwell and o. r: Stone.
ss,r q n ss c Gin M h.H R SssSs.
SsIOts.qus :, Pyas EItavasaat. ME- Williams
Pierrot and Mime Mr. u. huntington
FRIDAY EVENING, the performance will commence
hi's%T GA is''
Mast Turner will appear anew act.
$s'is
The ss ssy sf North
r7Es s:S Ssss;
An Sy '' ''na
FLORA $SS Sf f5MosA.
tsi NSs
AHEkk e fen S!%vx xi.e
vii The GoES. VI. Be q
TKYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boxes Is cents; Pit lax cents.
THIS EVENING, Dec! 22-The performances will
xn fA GTes s' S4vht ts'ea
After which Fsgs e rS.taInx and TumblnG.
Mr. ssTtEY IF. k ssss 4snpoSssn Viii
s sss gsss g. VINCE
SIR II ulf fffsi' cA si'a
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUA FAIR.
TWO DAYS MORE OF GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN TOM tpS q man. weigh
ing only Fifteen Pounds inns few days. previous sail
'f lie '1 Ancsat Marble
sss The rs
Madame Chez the celebrated rap,ommis. aud
vorte Comic Meapge in whth she will sustain several diff
''''"' THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
first tina. ever Visited amsres can Be seen during The whole
day and evening" without Extra charge.
The Gypsy QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding
MI. ii q. SHERMAN, 7. g. BOOTH. Miss AD,AIR, &c.
engaged Negro Speech Song aud Breakdown by II. g.
Booth beautiful Giraffe Rhinocerou, and other curssites
have been added to the Museum. Il.
10 Performances conn at precisely o'clock.
- Day yisiteIs admitted the same evening free
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m king for the
proaching holidays in style of superb magncence be-
fore equalled Particulars hereafter
Admission to the whole Is cents-chdren under
yeaTs. half price. ---...
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l'Hr albania Broadway, between Spring aod P.ince
The propr tor OF the above be xs TO inform
the fashionable public that having engaged at great .xpe
Of the most celebt foreign artists who have arrived
IN greatest recton IN their several departments he now
uon Of Confectionery of quality aud style HITHERTO
qualled IN tins city. do avs &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
BLANCIIARD'S

DDANCJtAhDD
DATENT STATUE WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for
halls parom Offices stor seembosis &c.These stoves
Statue Of Washington the father Of his noun
ting kinds Of for wood the other for coal
the fire chant the Peesl being arranged that the
FIRE bv Of reversble plate partition the Stoves
heat to ccus,e through the entire height Of the sta
large aud BEAUTIFUL rsdiating surface Thee
Stoves have also hot chamber attached and thing
being constructed the scientific principles they give 70
all who have them the satisfaction The sub
scrber invites the attention Of those beautiful eco
homie durable Stove, call and satisfy themselves Of
the above facts They can be in operation daily and rt
those who have them In Tbs public viii
then have fair opportunity Of judging that the plain
facts. sale only ia THU city l Grand street, door
east Of Bro ldway. -
de- insm JAMES KINDS.
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The ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

ThE CURE OF ERUPTIONs CHAPPED FLESH &c.
was lately confined to his bed several weeks rg VIII CHI
tine this was UNANIMOUSLY coubtereed ire efore buy
ce OF this without he OF T. Jones the wrap
per- and PARTICULARLY in this city onv at 80 Chat street.
careful Of this. want the Always ask for Jores
Ita liam Chemica SO p axe 9th thout mis- eIrstn-
tau these positive qualities for which it ha. eived
the high ct encoEiums OF the faculty and the unsolicited ap
n the unit'd States of Disagreement and eruption of the
skn such as pimpl reckes blochs salt rheun scurvy
heat spots tan burn. morphew &C. &c. Cure chappei
sh &c IL viii cha The color OF dark yellow,
public The e.csllente Of this read the following diploma
awarded TO NJ NesIDi, the by tn Medical Society
OF Paris I'VE consider NJ. Vespdn the phan
thropist Of the and his Italian Oh mical Soap mract
cure eruions Disagreement OF the skin. Ii will
blessing e future ages Sold by the only general
the w. tied States T. Jones' wholesale peri ner sign OF
American Eagle 80 Chatham street. n. Y, or 1850 Fulton
te,t Brooklyn; Stat. street Boston; Ledger Buildings
fnlladelphia 20I KIM rect Cha lesion s. T.. de- m.,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
PEALEs NEW YORK MUsEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BroQdtpQY, Oppostte the CtY HdN.l


g
ed fs'o'me''7 sS5w 'n Wife fiPi En- SsEdRoEs.
white with The fiat thick lip, of the can
child the extraordinary beings known They
been engaged and be during the
Mis- csses tfY yus
Playsr the Musc.l nasses-Miss dar the Sqngtress
Negro re snsr Pesen the Irish
Comic Singer and Negro celebrated kea'
MADAME ADoLPHE
The Celt bra ed Sybil,
be privately consuted at all hour regarding the Fast p
many eminent persons. -cudng N r. Willis Eq editor Of
saturday Afternoon oclock-performances the
10 ne evening at haitpast,I az
consait,r9 Madame Adoiphe
THURSDAY, 2s,h DEC, ls4s.
CONCERT
BY SlGNOR CASELLA,
FIRST viooncelist the King Of Sardinia and Honorary
Member Of the Pnih Imoaic Societies Of Turin, Gen
THE WASHINGTON HOTEL,
A'''' MADAME SUTTON
CI1ndactor. - ~, - - f. - MI. ,mm
~. Concert to Commence at O'Clock. d2sto28rc
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT NIBLO'S.
TEA PARTY-The Ladies of the franklin Street, II d.
tva Monday evening the 25th; (Chiistmas light a,
bo Saloon the proceeds be applied to the benefit Of the
excellent Band OF Music engaged The supper table
will he ready o'clock and thing will be
arranged to make the Festival agreeable.
l Broadway; Woan Haughwouis, 81 Broadway, selbys,
3i3 Broadway, and at II. shHddle, 1903 Beeche street.
d20 St is ere
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II LIDAY ESENTS FOR

1914.
]. II Ii. G. LANGLEY,
BOOKSELLERS, 81 CHA THAN STREET
.,,, oppo lite Chambe .,
INYTE the attention of their friends and the public to their
season, consisting Of all the
ENGLlSJ AND AMr RICAN ANIMALS FOR 1874,
PICTORIAL AND STANDARD WORKS,
,,,,. In every variety of Bindings.
lLLUSTRATED EDITIONS Of THE POETS
NUMEROUS EDITIONS OF TIE BIBLE,
The BOOK Of COMMON PRAYER,
VI various sizes and in sty lie Of Binding.
~ JUVENILE WORKS, &c. &c
Ihe whole forming rich and varied collection.
H. IT, L. beg respectfully state that it will he their
ann 10 imps to Their esab hment the features VIII oh
nave hitherto been acknow lodged
vAtlE1Y AND ECUNOMY;
aud they would further no may favor " EN- with
the Patronage that th:y reiv Obtaining works
adapted Tor the season at Their every desirable vaIle
aud ON terms economy by in The
city. 400 ans 70
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia M ES q q K DON IL r Nm " TT,

N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE NIw YoRK HrnALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning OF the week-price cESTs per copy Country
subscribers fupshed for SPECIFIC period,
remittance in advance No paper sent unless laid IN adj
vance.
ten o'clock-prce AND QUARTER CENTS per copvur-
nshed 20 country sgbscrio,rs ~ ~ VI anum IN ADVANCE
CoRREsroNpEnrs requested to address, their letters to
BENEETT Proprietor and Editorand all let.
ters ON business must be POSTPAID,
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WET NURsE-A Young. healthy DESTROYS Of the
situation Of wet nu1ss in family Can produce best cy
ss s.se Enquire Tor Eliza Burke No 50 Jay street
VANTEDA File ofihs Courier des Etais inns for ihe
}ss1 lsi AZ and 49, that may be for sale Apply the
WAN RIP capable expert, snlerpri.inE young paq,
ss! as clerk in publishing ofce Apply at the de.L Of
ROARD-A rsT<cfs Bile f,riy re accrmmodat with
pl asnt room and ped room. with panrs adjoining; also
ssa'ntn with comfortable board Apply al Is besLasn
with breat., and tea. or full board If required Apply
81 Houston street dl im.r
T Qp"INGS on The E.s.h plan, 9. Broadway ore door
aSs .a ns IN de- Ss
by this ship wiz pIe,se send hsI permits board at
%aA No, SS5 81 % s a ,ea the Du0
lore. dslrc
sur soUTgERNER, from Liyerp9Ol-cOnsisnee per
ing uar general order Of @ ss no" dsee
PACKET sHI CASTOR, from New olle.ns is as:
Ssr please attend to the receipt Of their goods immed
5nD "a n: logs Red e& sv.s Re
FIFTEENTH WARD-AmsIican Republicans Attention
3 BE- h A ns a.n Of the
1 " py 4 Sc Chen ms
r. MR. WILLIAM GAME LE call. on Charles Moore, Of
No. Sac Grand street, he will find information his
advantage d20 ST. &c
300 REWARp-The jewelry store No. IS sowery,
was entered the night Of the nth and robbed
Consisting Of gGd and silver guard and fob chains
sorted gold ear ns. ockets finger nss silver pecks
The above reward will be given for the property
by JOHN LOCKWOOD,
d20 Imsrc le Bowery
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
T ONpON-ST KATHARINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
- s. kathaIine. Dock Gates, aud the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chief steward Of the British
Queen Steamship respectfully informs his friends United
States that he has the Of the above and ee
establish which built and furnished egaesss OF
expense and n every respect adapted for the Of IA
part Of the in which the liners aud most of he ohs Sme
aud Royal Exchange The house will Be conducted liberal
the London American East Indian and Colonial papers The
Yiands, Wines Sc of the frt quail A good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths Will b. found in the house Gentle
by the week month for board &c the
in America.
LENNEY be to those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
that confidence and good will literally bestowed
him when steward of The Brush Queen dl4r
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RALL EssEs The subscriber has Just received by the
~ recent fprivals--
50 cases ladies' embroidered Robes from 81 upwards
do Organdi, smbroder' 10 colors. from 81 upwards
Tule Illusion, in blue, pink, aud other coors
1914 plain white Organdi Muslin, for ball dresses
100 cartons infants embroidered Robes, very cheap.
PETER ROBERTS, g73 Broadway,
dill lrsc between White nd franklin streets.
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THE sUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jewery low, 4 not lower than other house 10
the city wit-God Watches from SIS 500 EACH sill.
do from s. to $50 each All watches warranted keep
good tire the money returned Watchss Clscls and
steal Boxes repaired and lower than any other hou
the city Second hand watches and old gold and
ken in exchange, bought for cash THOMPSON &FIS-
Err mEorte of Watches aud Jewelry. wholesale and retail
AMOS r. THOMSON,
do lm.ec RICHARD FISHER.
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DOCTOR UUkBIll
MAY BE CONSULTED conidentially at his Office No
Az l6 Duane street, doors from Chatham Sran
gers are respectfully Informed that Dr. CORBITT member
OF the University of the city of New York. and that be has
eusiveiy confined his practice TO the treatment Of
tam class Of (now eleven years the city
OF New York; which his entire attention. The
anna, Of medicine do record than is to be
lompd in his practice.
The Decor the unfortunate against the
cury II has its thousands Of victims he,
lew days removed entirely from the system. that
Judicousy treated BY person legally qualified end not by
petendes and quacks there several Of them the
Persons afflicted with protacted and nveerae need
espar OF being restored health by applying Dr. Corbt
practice Of many years established the Doctors repua
ton for skill and responsibility Structures the Doctors
profound attention. medicine be had prevent
tain disease OF its forms
Ofhce hours A. NJ toe NJ. d22 iusrc
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
THE undersigned takes inform friends
the public, that the Mansion House is located in In.
outsider No ST. Ia the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the ueatest order.
person employed procure permits land passengers
baggage Sc who win board vessels after
Of the revenue officers.
N B-ysors this Island should procure passport
the Spanish Consul at the Of obviae diff
fculies and nconvenierce.
s2l 6mec* WILLIAM FULTON
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

John BRADEN, 10 Canal st ee, would respectfully
the public generally that he prepared to serve up at
his spacious and popular Saloon Creams, ee., Coffee
Oysters every style Conectionares generally and
all kinds Of Refreshments usually found similar establish
mens of the first class Families will be supplied short
lies at the pnn ualy low price of shilogs quartz Of
onary wholesale aud all kinds Of pyramids
Greer for private public parties OF
Toys. suiabe for the holidays for SALE extremely low
NB-Ai articles sent out from his biishmens
raned equal TO OF manufacture HIS
have had the honor Of serving foreign but he
pledges Himself his articles shall be suitable for the greatest
magnate OF The land. dig lmsm
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
l00 BBLS. SALMON; 800 do Of Herring, and 100 boxes
fOO 400 bbls. OF Msckerel; 200 half 10
100 bbls. of shad
200 do Of Goldfish
600 sacks Of Ashdons Salt; $50 Salina do
200 hits OF Soused Salmon and Mackerel
100 do OF Sounds and Tongues
1000 bushels Of Turks Island Salt
600 quintals dried Cod
CRACKERS. CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
pARR's CRACKER EAkERY 10 Mott street, near Walk
L er street SODA BISCUIT
MILK do
BOSTON CRACKERS
BUTTER do
SUGAR do
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