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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

Cotaeur politque 10 qaslqGes johrt'apr
de New York.-Pour a1ettfe nos amis en-
garde contre les manpuyFes de IA Presse
locofoco. cons eroyons degeir faiFo con-
paifre Ia eouleur politiqae dc troIs jour
aaux du Nord qui font profession de neu-
tralite.
Le New York Jouqnal Of Commerce est,
eli a toujours etc, un Journal locofoco
Settlement il est plus moder6 que ses con-
freres en- locoIsme.
lie Courier des Etats Uais a pres
que t~ouiours manifesto une grande PartIa-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
yALMOMT PALAO.

NALMOMT PALAO.
Bijoutier. &c. informe lie public quill
s'est eiaBli yls.a-yis Ia residence du Juge
,Tressier, on il manufacture t6utes sortes
d'ouyrages en- or, en- argent ct en cuiSre
&c, dams le plus cour deldi. II espere
par son assiduile m6riter ~roneourage-
ment public.
II fat toutes les separations necessaires
i des ouyrages fats dams les sus. dts me-
taux.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
No.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

Vsnts Sur nfgre marroH.
En- vertu dun ordre de phon. Jupe Tee.
sier uge de paFOissc, dams ct pour la pa
roisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera expose en-
yente publique.
S~AMEDr, Novembre 2, 1874.
a Ia maison de couF, dams Ia vile de Ba.
Ton Rouge, commencant a midi, toUs les droits,
Tires, int&r&ts ct professions du proprit-
talre d'tln certain esclave MARION, detem
dans lie depot, lequel Sc donne lie nom de-
William Henry Age de % ans, de 5 pieds 5
. pouces de %hauteur, ct sc dit appartenir 4
NJ Sotiiat DE Ia paroissc st. Charles.
y a etc arrete lie % Sept. 1912 ct est sairi
pour les frais de psise, detention ct autres.
frais de depot.
Conditions De la ventc-comptat.
II w FOWLER. Sherlk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
REFERENCES

Rov, Nj. Woodbridge, Mr.. Bonaeeazo,
Mr.J PeIllips, Col Malta.
W Mr.. I. ofre a vendre un assortment
de musidte 1ouvelle, aussi que plusieurs in
strbments de differences especes, tells que
flutes, guitares, fageoIets ct tune grande auun.
tlte de cordes pour plano ct guitar, De prsni.
ere qualit6,
II est pref a executor des ordres pour des
pianos de premiere quaiit6, qu'l pourYa
donner au prix de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
aoht 3 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

y II i a n III -
Cour des preuyes-Paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour susdite. il
sera vendu a l'encan par lie Juge soussigne,
Mardi lie % Octobre proclaim, sur lee lieux, a
10 heures A NJ les prophecies suivantes de-
pendant della succession de feu Joseph YER
deau saVoir
I'm terrain aitne dams cette p~aroisse, yis-a-
Wis Ia vile de Baton Rouge contenant vingt
pieds De face au feuVe, sur une profondenr
de cent trente-neuf piedsf plus gu moins, bor-
ne en- haut par terre de s. Hiriart, ct en- bas
par T Bertrand, ensemble ayec les batisses
quf s'y trouyent, egalement m chevaL ct 2
charettes a chevaf avec feurs harnais.
Conditions de la yente an contant.
L FAVROT. p, J..
1S septembfe 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

Par SON hostiIit6 sontro lie tariff, IL Polk
ne component pas settlement les intGrets
AMERICANS en- general OF le blen.etre des
caisses l~aborieuses, mais il menace parti-
culierement les interets mediats ct imme-
diats de notre industrie sucridre, lndustFie
qua bon drolt on peut nommer Louisianal
Sc, car ellie iruporte essentiellsment d la
n.nnn1ritn do In IntIain no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
PARISH OF WEST RATION RotGE,

PARISH OF VEST BATON ROUGE.
Probate Sale.
By virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court,
twill be sold at public sales by the undel.
TUESDAY THE a3d Oct. NEXT,
on the premises, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing property belonging to che success
sion Of Joseph Verdeau, deceased, viz.
4 piece Of ground STATED 10 this parish,
opposite the town of Baton Rouge, contain
ing twenty feetL front on the river, and one
hundred and thirty-nine feet in depth, more
or less, bounded above by the land Of s. Hi
riarf, Esq, ara below By #. Bertrand, togeth.
er with all The buildings and improvements
thereon, also one horse, and two carts with
harness.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
L. FAvRoT, P J.
| Sept. 81 % 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
PRix D'IHsrRUeTfog.

Leeons Particuliares (Pianos) ct
musique vocale trois leqons par Sc.
malnes' 80 90
40 principe de musique ~y0cale, IL 90
~ sur "a Sultare, 8 90
DO sur le pianos Ell %classe, 2 eco
Tiers GU plus, chaque, 7 90
90 nuSique vocale en- classe 3 10
do particuli6res en- francais, s 90
do on %clssse, 4 o
40 partlculieres en- EspagHel, & 90
do en- classe n M
lis lntorment re"sPectueusement leurs pa-
irons qu'ls desirent rcgler tous les mOis.
A r FTTERTRS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

A VENDRE,
On ofre a vendre, moyennant un prix mo-
.dera, la charmante ct desirable residence,
CONNIE sous lie nom de BGgdtele, sitneei en-
yiron, d trois quarts de mile du feuve.
S'adresser a Mime Manuel Beauregard,
sept. 2 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

II est bien evident que sans protection
lie sucre stranger tueralt tres promPtemeDt
10 sucle indigeIe. Pas de tariff,
pas de s%ucriers possibles en- Loulsia~
ne ct Mr.. Polk ne yeut pas de tariff.
Dams une Iettre adressee, pas plus lard
que IAN dernier, au Peuple du Tennessee
don't il sollicitait les sufrages, Nj. Polk di.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
Que pour proteger ces gfands int

~ 8uO PoAI PiO'CbSi -
refs, chaque wing doit consideref CONNIE
son devoir imperieux de WELLER, en- senti,
nellie yigiIante, d ce quI Sc passe aux polls /;
de s~'arranger pour 6yiter l'admlssion de
votes fr~audnlenx, atm que l'election soft
yrainent I'expfession de Ia volonte de la
majorite popuiaire.
SO. Que les wings de Ia Louisiana SOU
t%iennent les opinions des whlgs de iUnien
en- 1882, qui s'oppos6fent unanimement
aux experiences ruineoses de I'administra
lions dn general jackson sur Ia circulation
monGtaire du pays. Leurs predictions
d'aIors Sc sont trop Embarrassment nc
complies ct ces experiences ont produit
dcs consequences plus flnestes que Ia
guerre, la peste ct la famine. En- conse.
quence de Encouragement du gouyerne-
ment general on crea plus de cinq cents
banques don't la circulation inonda 10
pays de papier monnaie, modliia Ia valeur
des prophecies de toute nature, augmenta
dune facon alarmante importation des
produits strangers, OF don't Ia depreciation,
apfes la crise. a porte dams toutes les ia
miles lie RUNE ct Ia desolation. Pour ces
maux Ie locofocoisme est seul responsible.
60. Que nous considerons I'6iection de
Henry Clay CONNIE prevenant 10 retour de
ces maux, persuad6s que sous son admins
tration l'inter6t ct l'honneur du pays seront
seuls consultes ct qu'elle agra pour le pays,
non pour un part.
70. QneIque desirable que soft fexten.
sion de terrltoire resultant de lannexion
du Texas, les wings de la Louisiana sont
unanimcment opposes b l'adoption de Get.
to nesure i moins qu'elle ne soft compati-
Bile ayec Phonneur du pays ct Ia Stabilize
de l'Union.
80. Nous considtrons les princiPes hau.
tement soutenus par moore illustre candl-
dat, ct developers dams dams 10 tarrf De
1912, CONNIE notre palladium, Ia source
de ~prosperite de notre agriculture, de no
ire ct de nos manufactures, en-
placant l'industrie americaine hors de la
concurrence du travail des pauyres d'Eu-
rope, assurant notre prosp6rite CONNIE in
diyidus ct notre independence CONNIE ma.
ton. ct nous mettant a l,abri de la legisla.
ton capricieuse ct interessee des nations
~etrangGres.
90. Que d'apres les glorieuses NANTES.
tations dc cette Convention, nous prouye.
rons en- noyenbrc que notle noble Louis
isane S q ffranchira a jamais du Locofoco,
Tsme-qn'elIe donnera $500 voix de ira.
iorite a CLAY g. FRELINGHUYSEN,
ct qu'eIIe s'etforcera de gagner la bannie-
re rGseryee d l'Gtat qui aura dome une
plus grande majorite comparative.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
l5 septembfe 1874.
YENDRE.

Deux bons negres, tres REQUISITES,
Fun, ntgre de champ, age de 81
ans, l~'aurre, negre de maison, age
Kf de % ans. Pour termes ct con-
m ditions s'adresser a n. K: Knox.
sept.2I 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
V1vE HENRY CLAY!

Get article 6tait sous PROSE- quand sont
arriv6es doux delegations, I'une de la pa.
roisse Rapides, Iautre de Natchitochez,
composites ensemble de ga delegu6s, qui
sont arrives trop tard pour a%ssistor a potre
eloriese Convention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

UUwIAFEIAtIVH' "
Oblig6s par dos motifs d'intdr6t public
de faire ~connailre les principles de M.
Polk sur certaines questions nous 10 ferons
done avec franchise et moderation, CONNIE
il convent a des hommes qui SO fespec-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
RAToN sogeE. LOUISIANA, ocToRR e. ls4a.

dire que" sans ID presence des danes. pas
''une banniere whig ne sortiralt enticfe r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
RESOLUTIONS

yoici les resolutions adopt6es par Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
NOTICE.

OUIuIlIUHs We III VEhtc-comUtatI
II w FOWLER. Sheriff.
Oct. 5 "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
Corresrondenee OF Pomsroy : GO. :,

BUFFALO, March 10
LAKE NAVIGATION OPENED.-The steamer 81.
Cau, which et Detroit At p NJ. Monday, arrived yes
day moniag with the nail aud but ttw passengers fr!cs
psmrge from Detroit S2ust double The summer prices
She caves tie OF III. 7th On the eve oi
her e.ry Yesterday the United States started ior DE
p, she took the north channel aud as The WIND IS strong
Ton the Eastward the probability she sat1 through
Apepele taking freight for the upner lakes WI
Promlse depart by the 2lst Her taun OF pIces Is
@ ha much as tho, cha se by the steamers, say $50
cabin and 81 Chicago any OF the ports upon ,ne
s'a shore OF Late Michigan Upon tesht correspondents
ucon ase made for halvy 25 cents per 100 lof aud io
yond Detroit
Wh quick boats Detroit aud the comp -ton OF the Cen
Ia Railroad through Nchigan ST Joseph and the = cpei
sloI the general immigrant trade Of tie npper lakes wil
" asseS 10 keep the present class OF steam
Yield - '' VIZ ' '
s,sNcssArI. March -FlouyAll at the Canal sold 4,
yesterday the market BRISK Sale. of about 1900
WIS CITY Mills within past three days at 50 tor ship
Ssal Sal 10 New Oeans. WhiSky-Last sales at Canal and
se' at S S!c Lnseed OIL in demand at the hlsioI
mp1asa a, 75c per gallon. saxseed-rne supply cen
as very light and good parcels readily command SIS 9oc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
.rc,.l and Money Matters.

10, ot tbs Stock Exchange, sec Last Page
n fg sd'e TUESDAY, P NJ.
-, allied at the Firs, Board to-day, but
The pod ,rices were lower than at the close yes.
lite seeo'0 r oday was not DE effect Of panic much
@ ..,ult Of the dec line of yesterday, which forced
tet from weak holders those who were uua
A 90 e ,ber contracts and those who could no,
when called upon By those with whom
Ri ssss saases ere rather firm. Sterling y, and
fas' counterfeit $50 bill on the Union Bank of
made It's appearance. ltis No 1885, letter b,
,iases Hor,. dated lst September 1871; sgncd By D.
sfiAs r,,b;er; f. Deming, President. The engraving
ssSS =, =. he signature well filled in
sss ~. aaye,te Bank, Cincinnati, has been le-
I Nos, Of the restrictions Of the General Banking
sf'd V nso and has resumed business This institution
~ .o,l.etons &c aud yemi, Eastern !unds before
Ill naI p;yer is now open to Albany, and boats and
iH' ,.y;u,ing TO arrive from the River towns We
d~S A' t,ssa busy scene along the North River.
~ .,l' ssue of the assessed property of Hartford
~. or The assessment is s2G3 100.
49,, has been movement in the Ohio Legsla-
the restrictions Of Carrying freight over the
ecbuec,4dy Railroad. series of resolutions has
speaking Of the injustice and Inconvenience
"a ,sst,ctioas and appealing the Legislature OF New
them. The Governor O! ONO requested 10
the Governors of adiana, Illinois and Michigan IN
,iar the subject, through the Governor of Sew-Yotk,
sy;sIature, with vie" Of inducing 1t TO ope:l ts
''- ''-,,, thsprel OF the trade Of tiir West.
Tbs Pennsylvania Canals are in full operation,
Il houcht in this cts sent b. these routes because
Eaoo, be sent b. consequence ofthe suicidal
the Legislature. The United States Gazstte says:
lops ,,ue snce the fnil.deiphaas have sold so
~ ssed and these hays been accumuistins against the
sSy y " fh. caYos The sales New oril, ZOO haze
elt Wes, ny our <nas, ire canals OF that siae vi
uni the 18Th OF next month; that may
5 "ond tusiuesss The iines OF State improve
t The fare from Pittsburgh 10 Phacel.ha about 100
I & now yqy So aud the lIe Is soGG lh.ss days oy
ma Sr,i passenger boats
The price fixed by the bill for the sale Of the
Iy,pa State ImpIov vements, winch passed the Seuae,
SnNO,oGO The Delaware Division Is estimated at
a1W0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- That THE BLOOD Is TIE LIFE OF THE bopY / pre-
's IS uadsputed; therefore shall that It beng the
' OF LFs ii also be the Of disease disease
III the blood should abstract the disease ony No" Inc
o itself II is ae impurities which must b removed by
lsi weather, in all situations and In all climates ne
'od like good spirit always trying beneh, the body
- Us struggles 10 expel impurities But II is not capable 20
Its own publications all times 10 do tins It must
~ cave assistance. Whea the blood is loaded With ia
:, especially in this climate, the consequences may De Ia
provided the blood purified al once, and TINS Is sure
:" ss Elected if Brapdre,hs Pills used
Colds pain the side, back and breast are soon
BY this course and chronic complaints are directly
'sa.aisd by their use
e-as Is Cents per box-at Oil Broadway;E27l bower;
hudson street; MrsBooths Market street. bto0kiYn'
tSxeg, Sew,,t It.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS = Very
lNl Cheap for Cash-The subscriber woudiUiom the rub
lie that he has removed from 81 Beaver street where he
has ON haud ayr aud best ec'e assodmrnt "i NIL
merry GOODS 0irvefy desabe sly IN the market, many
of which cannot be found elsewhere lie has been constantly
in the market the st OF January, urChlSGS EAR.
GAINS both and OF the importers whenever M
opportunity offers His of Hat Silks Ribbons
1, not equaed by any Other establishment tins c5 lie
mas al large assortment Of Other az six
Goods all of which ae choice Goods THE KIND THAT
SELLS and sells Tor CASH tvery body knows that
BARliA NS only will iuduc- people To buy or ASH"
He Therefore respectfully lnvirr Meich ana Si'nes to
70 cal! and exlmln. h. beOr. pu caaus else
vile, e. aGd If hsy DO find goods the ilIi prices.
and such goods they LIKE they VIII BE- different from
ali others mh8 imis l.. VI. STkVE.N1.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
Passengers Arrived
ARRIVED.


S Dimon. - ~ . -
shp St4r Rspu5ic Header Is Jays from 4lvest n cot
arrived days previous s schr Flft came iuto Galveston
IL dsrs,s having Few days previous
oak Hebron oodbury, of Boston, is days from p.ach
lcol1, cotton, 70 master.
Bag Agnes Hunt, Of Portland DAYS from Maanz.s 1911
boxes Sn-sr 10 Ia 5or 20 OG0 Sailed
n company with bag cyius, oI New York, and schr
Boston name reoect-. Left bIig Lydia ust arrived
forn Curacao, disctergins
Bag tane dadIsoC OF Boston from Malaga FEB .. fm
TO Fraqca Passed Gibraltar IN compa4y with blg W
nezaea 5th 8th last 1T % 30 long spoke brz Arcturus
lsEcr for Savannah
Schr Hop, Mitchell is days from Man,.niIla Cuba ua
nosany aid cedar 4n-l urs Lei, brig Angelo B. H.
oT Boston IN days; brs Peconc, WIber for Antwerp
days other American vessels port 18th lat D
on. % 80 spoke ship Charlotte 10 days NV O-aaS,
tor Boston; 18th !aI 30 -, long 10 10 schr fheaI a im
Mltaazas, for Boston.
Schr Mar land. from Sn5w Hill! corn.
Schr Sutaua, Smith II Us iIn NatnZ, !69 hides g8 obs
moaSses, TO Read HoPpock Brig Hbernla Sa~ sd
n company for Boston Left 5rgs Hyas, Ersiis loading
ot New ork; Feemau, HI mac, waiting freight; Gez-e
Gioyrr do. Bfis Danu6e ashore Dog Keyreported I'm
Schr Lexington, Woss Addison, IS Is Gnama Pr, wth
6n aids 50 casks IS h's melasses Mason hong
Sailed company with brig Vincsnes Smith FOR
left htIk Josephne * Te>dor. waiting
Hcr Far Play RoEs5 d5 EorfoIk wIth aad slaves
10 y / Wolff.
schr. Nnets, Cherry Of Philadelphia 20 da7s from
GUa ana ? r. via Hampton Roads III hhds sugar, Isl.
casks moasses Dunsconb * BeCkwih Left. tsig Re
6ecca Mcclure, for Newly N days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
sfsAnes coaD,.l is sold at Not Murray st. oslu

'1sAiNes CORDIAL is sold al No.6 Murray ST. oSlu
~, The Philosophy of Animal Magnet
H. WI e explained by rrof BRONSON this eveslng daiI
as. Lecture Universal Ph'iosehy II the a. T.
s; s;%soandnd Dog and the Ma.c. Three roses aud punk
.seyreped from their buds at the same tune ior
ret square, IS or 20smore eafevucS uriNlsu
Nan 't Sta'oi'ohsiy - ce"'S i0' = ' ~ lie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
fouRTH GRAND WIG CONCERT

EOURTH GBAND WING CONCERT. CF
TIE Sssa Ssa9 AfsIREL II 05 On n RbaY RPRaYE e
.otisT.7yjoI5S att 81 0FblSSX;, E1g1
rhsy VII! also be sssisted b Mss MARC AKE
PETITE RoS:Lls, aud Gentleman Of the Tenth Wa
Cenes.tIo cOmm7nce al hail:past O'Clock.
Tickets De h.t 81 ,hs dccr the evening OF the Conce
g No Pos;Pops uisat on account Of 4. weather.
-. Persons h'yls business with he nstEss MI! 'P
TO lAEopoRk {. Wlr1sSssko, 252 G[aHd-st mhSe r
THE HUTCHtNSONS, grateful 10 the cl;lze ;
L of Ne~-foFk, fe. the DEMONSTRATIONS Of approval :
their former TSastS ffE:Ks!ry 1SqESS SMEST 'F last
To De gwen AZ the Ta5sruacle (Bfoadwsy ca Thurstts
cyenins, Narch2isi
they Will introduce 2EcsIans OF ;hsr most approved
duc;ioas and selections which have received the aPpEobaua
Tickets 50 c.n;s zach Tessts 10 De had of 8 Il Em5s
=. BowsGy. at ANVIL: Hsw'us, Wm Dueolse Risy ;
Nlletts Stodda,d Co. Chamesrs Jol-, I. II Gesi5l
Miles and 4, the door
0 commence AZ before O'clock
~RS pRoPs;RaMME:.' oPS;Rf;aoMH+M@EE2'.--4
BLOW on. BLOW on.
Pirate Gee-Saksg.
Blow o.. blow on! vs. love the howlipg wiad,
rhsI bar way
As zarlsss as ih=wolf that's prowlire upon
oli life E?:fS S @iii RE Is WIL6 1t WOOD FREE
0':is merry and fee b. he wild, Wild SEA,
"s r rs Ki 'sHp:S s ,KaSrs o2E @s,f LaW.ST 4sS nSS
Muse by w. X. Dsmpssr.
I'm slttlns the sac. Mary,
Where slide by SIDE,
On bright MAY morning ous ago,
Wher tirst you w-re my bride
ROCK OF The PILGRIMS"
Words By q P. Morris, Esq.
4 Rock IN the wlidsrnssS welcomed oar sires,
F5oia bondage lar the dark rolling sea;
Oa thar holy altar they ki4dle,i the fires,
'F00Sn THE E'S DEaTH s'Tl OF ~ waSRES Ss i 'AS'
Wulsn by t.pss SargsCt, ESD
When thu war cry OF Liberty raH- through The land,
To sprlas our fathers, the loe md.
On Old Bunker Hill their -ntrecchmsnt they rear,
When the army Is joined by young volunteer;
Temp; death" cried hs !eHd Dat he bate them guod
Saying, 80. .itis sweet for our country 10 dis
RECOLLECTlONS OF HOME.
th why from wn native home did We part.
With is Mountains aud Valleys 50 dear ssch heart.
All WHY did W. leave the eoJoyraents OF home.
o.. the wids wasle OF waters, strangers TO roam.
ROCKAWAf.
EXCELS OR.
MY MOTHERS BIBLE.
Wods by G P. Morris, Esq.
The GRAVE. OF BONAPARTE,.
Arranged by Hutchinson.
Yet splFlt Immortal, the tomb cannot bIud
E3r like thine own eagle, that scared 10 The sun.
hou spTing-st from bondage. and leayest bhind thee
4 name which before 40 mortal had won
ONCE. ONA TINE;
On THE Origin OF YANKEE DOODLE.
The MANIAC.
THE. OLD GRANITE: STATE.
We going the Mountains Of the Old Granite Staa.
Containing Family History of the Sons and Daughters Of
the Tribe ofJesse" NH 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- o. Fish has ready his Spring Fashion for re'-
tetaens Hats which for durability and style,
thing before offered O. Fish received the FIRST Premium for
Nutria Hats the late Fair this city, and the first at the
late Far IN Philadelphia The public invited call and
INSPECT his Hats his Warehouse 37 Broadway doors
above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH.
29C Imy Fashionable Halter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Martin e. Thompson, Architect and Build
ey Office No street, is PREPARED 10 ,pInsh paas rs 1Is
Superntend the Erection Of Buildings residence no 8
clinton p'see' "He's "' -'a' '' 'N> Ehs 3nis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
BELOW,
One ship; no signal Wind W s W.
u The Corner STONE ofthe snaols street

I7- The Corner Stone ofthe Suffolk sire ct
CHRISTIAN Church between Delaney aad Ragton streets
Will be land with edneay aeruoon
20t: al O'clock p vi. The Bible which only cred
y this ChuTcn and some documents relating
It's history &c Will be deposited customary such
occasions z Collection will be taken up aid building The
Church The public respectfully lnvItsd 20 attend-
Should the weather prove stoImyit will take place the next
fair day. mhl9 2ls'
SDring Fasnion3.-tor accommodations
Of Manufacturers abroad the STYLE. of Gen-mens Hats
for the ensuing Spring viii be forwarded them by mail on
Application, post paid, TO LAM ~:
B.-Gentlernen can be supplied With Hats Of the nec
stye, a counter.
New York, Feb. Is, 1914. IA 5t
NJ Spring Hats-The subscriber informs Gentle
men ,ha, he is now amply supplied with the tSQng)
Pattern Hats.
prices will heretofore, 70. Fine Nuta, 81 IS
I'd quality 50 25 and this Notwithstanding an important ad'
vance in tie price ofstock
2of str SPENCER 81 Chambers-stree
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Two THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
l RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP-Ths subscriber has ust
received the baQGe Houblr rom ruusdd Of
this celebrated Soap which Tor shaving 8nd the toilette un
surpassed For shaving acknow edg dby those who have
used be the most superior article no" use IL 10 now
three years this uuce introduced INTO tr cy OF
Boston and has been said 10 ards oi 81 n0 ierscus IN
every case with pSriect satisfaction. aud Is cunSd r
rSs dozen or cake very low by SAMUEL. " CREECH,
Heir Drr..er No. FREMONT ROUSE. BOSTON.
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