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Weekly Kepors OF Deaths
In the city and county OF New York, from the 10th da
.Aprn, lg!,, to the 18Th day Of April, lS45.
81 Mems Women -5l Boys--37 Girls-Iotal, lH.

April, lBl5 to the 18Th day Of April, 1915.
81 Men-35 Women Boys--37 Girls.-Iotal lH.
psEAsEs.
Apot.,y d Bssdirg, !; Bronchitis Burned l; Cancer
yuls,ons, o Group Congestion OF bain 81 Congestion
lungs Debility, .; DarrhGa, q DroIsy 4; Dropsy in ths
bad ~; Dropsy ia chest Ii Fever, Il Fever purpuera
Fever rsm'ten, Fever scarlet Fever, Phus Heart
Illumination Of bowels O. Inflammation Of h. lungs 2; nf,m
nation of psIicsrd.um lnamma ion Of stomach, a nfp
rursy i Premature birth, q; Scrofula !; Small por,
throat, 1; Unknown, J.
AeK-undsr year s6; to years II; 2to s. III to TO- l6
10 90 6; 20 to &c. 10; 30 to 0 M So to co. L. Go
10, 4; 70 TO 10. 6; SO to 90, 2; unknown. 2.
Ell LEAviiiTiiT, Civ Ciit1 In In.pector *
City Inspectors OIice. April 10. is45. ' '
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GEO. B. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.

,v, ,, GEO e. p IL Rollins, Austiopesrs .,,
r. GLASSES, PIANO-FORTE. OIL PAINTINGS. &C.
VIII be sold Tuesday, April 2and, 1885, at 10 O'clock
si.tng Of B.qs.s. and nerain Carpets English Oil Cloth
Sewing Chairs, Diyans Ocmans Dining Tea, and Libra
y Tables Rosewood and Mahogany Work Tables
s Table with white marble Of elegant Silver
osewocd e!eg,n Silver Tea Urn with marble stand,
Plated Castor Toast Rack Salts Candle sticks Cake
French China Cutlery Secretary Bookcase large Library
Bookcase French and High Post Mahogany Bedstds Hair
Mssses, Feather Beds D,esiug BUREAUS with BILE tops,
aaaw uys @ aS nso hs sc % anp g. Gamonc s
2Sk by 100 ineh.: Ditto 2 by 100 inches sntel 9 by
tern, fiat Stair Rods, HaLSrove, &c.
PIANO-FokrE-Anel elessn Mahogany Panc Forte. made
BY Brown and Haett Boston, with pedal
cles for music, &c; in and workmanship surpassed
OIL Pal iNTINGS-A collection Of choice Oil Paintings.
Als,. Of Kitchen Furniture, with NJ the
sale will commence. Catalogues be had >y,
the cffice Of WILKINS * ROltlNs
ai9 itTc Auctioress. ~ prns street
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Soks sonshing like relaliatory duties and is possible
e government Of Brazil may take decided stand
upon this ground than the government of Great Britap
dreams of Thedinction made between sugar grcwn hy
nee labor and that grown By slave labor by the govern
cues little imagined The movement Of the Braz gov
Eminent shows tnat something will be done in the
tc rcsnlations-o that country, TO oset the resric
ment o. Great Britain very large trade has been car
ea on between two countries in cotton
iefng manufactures Of this description wonld seriously
part OF The Of Great Britain and give other
natiohs an opportunity OF monopozing the markets OF
BfszL We annex table showing the imports Of cotton
into Rio Janero for four years. distinguish
ing the country from whence they were received =
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

April 2l.Arr Comet, Cox; Albany Nave,
Car, line, Loekhart, West indies.
BALTIMORE, April 2oAr Carissa Wat's. NOrleans; Mar
tha, fafs ard Bo-ton Nckrson Boston, Mary Augusta
si, an IN Bias Michigan Terry NYoSs Ga 9th nc,
rine, Edmemson Port Spain Tr; Msent Cole, New York
sid Eliza Meserole, Lonan Fall River.
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OF Tortugas.
Hacyon Pat.n days from New Orleans for Trieste lIth
inst. off Cape Florida.
Concord lDan from st Thomas for Copenhagen 10th ul,
lat 40, Ion Is 45
Charles Henderson, Of Portsmouth, days from Mobile for
Havre, 7th inst. lat IS 40, Ion 80 SO.
Foreign Ports.
SINGAPORE, Dec 0-n port Franklin Basset unc; George
Ryan, Rogers, from Batavia arr after Intellectual
tempto China the Paawan pasageCap Rogers very
sick with little hope Of his recovery.
Yok.
GIBRALTAR. Feb lsPassed, Mozart Lewis Marseilles for
NOrleaus
ST. CRox. dae-Iu port Albert Perkins, Clarke, Of Bos-
ton ldg for New Haven,
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PassenRcrs Arriven

YAvsSrAH- Brig Macon-Nrs Eliza Bschalor Miss M Lii
by Ms, Adams Dean. II Bze halor, II Young d Dea.,
ny ii Crane. Levett, IL NJ Harris, lady two chldrer
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LnrRrooL-Packet ship New York Mrs Tcmes George
Tones, John Hsddsn, Mrs McConnir, three children and
servant, all Of New Yoik.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.


THE ARTS AND MISERIEs GAMBLING. by J. H.
GreenThs valuable book should at once
be plaeed in the hands ofevery youth this country.
is high time the who community to the
come gambler must be fend Re,d this bookfahers and
teach its truths to your sons" Price so cents.
ANCIENT E6YsT,
sItiss Of chanters early Egyptian History Archaeology
n Tb;. g. r. Gdaoaa formerly United s.as. Consul tCarO
man Of science and tn. antique will this the most
comIeie work Egyptian antiquity which has been pub
.,o,, !. JUDD STsA,YI0s, No sA.,e, House. and
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CHAs. +. OTTiGNON respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has recently taken the large and
modious Nos. l IT. and 10 Canal street, Broad
way, o-merly occupied by j. P. Rogers which have been
give satisfaction the sdous Connected with the
Gynnasium, Is the SPARRISG ROOM where Mr. o. is always
,dy personally to give instructions the noble Art Of Self
Defence and be will likewise that his pupils enjoy the
putaon Of teirg the most szul amateur sraers in the
Wrestling taught by Mr.. VIM Price, who will warrant any
pupil perfect after cour, OF instruction
Fencing taught by an experienced professor.
MIR ~ would respectfully inform those pupils who have
not already expired that satisfactory arrangements the
OF their unexpred time, will be made by calling
on him at the in Canal street. which will be open
sunris. until 10 O'Clock. PM.
Mr. 0. would also Gymnasum and Pistol Gal
Il; further notice. a9 lmje
l Sword also the Inautry Small Sword and Musket
cse most respectfully those who fe ncined
become perfect the above that they will do well
call az his Drill Room, Harmony Hail. No. II Centre
Mr. has had an exnerence Of seven years teacher Of the
complete his pupils in twelve lessons
Terms, twelve lessons, $6
~. B-Mr. II. can bel from A M. till 10 PM at his
Drill Rooms.
Private lessons taught part Of the city ale lw.sc
MADAME ADULLAM, the greatly celebrated Fortune
u Teller who has ben so highly appapded in parts
perence all of fortune tng &c. be
her Ie .dence - Washing, ton street.
Mad Al feels pleasure TO the ladies aud
gentemen OF New Yors that shs extremely Obliged and
greatly thsnkfu to them for the bral and kindness
NJ B-Madims A. is in her 18th Of age and ths seventh
twin, willing at times exerton and skill
tsfy sill PERSONS who consult with her. a27 STEM
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AUCTION SALES.
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auc,ionetr

WON, BENJAMIN MOONEY. Anc,oneer
Ason vii eli @ ,': No s
dl q m coI
an. :. .s,: and I, Fesl., Cutlery
a. i iGd Fancy Fancy hS.s
.,p or WM; WM; McGORMIGK, Ancticnser,, -
mick Co viii ti. day at . oclcei al ,hs Farsia.
contained N he hous IS Breadyay consisting CT large
Aho, Piano Fories
Catalogues are nom ready. s22 itsm
sgsck gTgSTHz g.s.,,
IL r s % Of % F.asy ssy bsS 70 SS 6s.
dsSIipns S 6nH,s' and y Is asaion hoa;k
N pst ssHs .s
S sS Tsd Ses and full nah i Misses
seal, I,ai ,aoi S vol,sdl,s, "a Office s9a So.,oS Chair:
SOFAS Dvsn. chs S VIZ "an0S'nS fneh
Also, shippers; loo doz rich gilt cane sea, knock down
Term. Ca.l-banksble money.
FOREIGN FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
A. Evy M a ,n,s AL on THURSDAY MSrnog at ssoek
tds. in gss Ind Large Ysw css
s,a A sas Flow" Seeds up in neat 81 the
ELI EIEGANT G. J FU NfTuRE. nTSJlSdse''
Eeaan, Furniture consisting of Royal Wilton BRUSSELS and
irs easy do RoaEers Centre TaSes Pier do fete ee
silver paIed randos ard Candeabas bropyed gls Mane
Clocks V0lare Chairs Hall Lanterns English Oil CIrth.
fiat STAR Rods Steel fire Sets Fench China Cut Glass; Cut
ery eic Mahogany ch Bedsads Hir Win
dow Curtains Iessing Bureaus, Washstand with marble
hat Stand etc Also an assortment Of kitchen Furniture,
with which the sale will commence. IT 98f
Catalogues at the office Of the Auctioneen II Broad stre
WIN. ". SHEKLEY, Auctioneer q
STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWA
~ Tussday Ap 22d instant at I0h O'clock at the Store
6oI Broadway Houston strePosve sae in lots suit
retailers and families all The STOCK shsynas Counters
Hail. As 1al Solar and other Lamps and Gandoes,
and ground Shades cut and plain Glass ware,
Sale positive for cash. the closing his business and the
store 70 be pulled down and rebuilt. ap2l 2t*m
RlGnA ~ Van DYKE Y. AnGnoneer
~ Slse.eI and Co. Y. sell at aucti"n on wednesday
btyeen the 9th and 9th avenuesA gesera Of
handsome Household furniture the property Of gentleman
going Europe consisting in part of Chairs Sofas
and Pier Dyan with hair cloth Pier Gass by SO
and Ditto 81 by 6 n in gilt frames; white marble Pier Slab
ornamental Brackets white marble Pier Tables Centre
Table wi III marble Breakfast Dinner and Tea Tables
round corner Bookcase; Panofore, by Tomkinsop Of Lon
don Frnch Accodion maple seat Chsis cut glass
sndoss and Candle.cs: astral msntel and hall Lamps gilt
small Knives sad ForFs pieces. Brussels Ingram and XeIe
Hat and Umbrella Stand; a lot of Plants, &c. sc.
Catalogues the Gay Of sale. a2O st
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MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP,


PHYSICIAN. of long standing and good praccs intend
% ing withdraw from pro e,sion DESTROYS before 80
esrecabe ouag pretitloner line with real ssaa,ue az
issed 10 aud the Drag Store r. y G,esn 500
vi l lkEihs First Ap.seTss.y 0f National Ten. Ne
.tr ct On Ta;sasy kvenng April ssi, 1915
opsnag expected ha the Rev. Mr. 'sth Matthews
The .Iaton Musical will b, present and sing
ZONE ofttei' popular odes.
AdpissiSn free Tickets be had oie. Of the R.cha
ler,s B9os store. 2is Blesckerst.
meet the Lecture Room reg lila a. clock prseseiv
IAefcles Z commen1e st ~ O'clock a2s itm
-cur nna...;.s New YoRx, April 81, is45.
, s sds dsy a%e yp Says
an association under the of Delachsux hIae lie
hand o iS e n, :,S dSy
manufacturer. every description Of Watches aud Movements
a ns,,ohu :, ,,. No. III Fulton street. ~.
AsTOR HOUSE BATHS.
GNTnsNGE NO vEsEysr PRvArE doom AsToR HoUsE
central position both aud recently
s, "ssn nteG up with new baths ur,tue &c. and equals
Ssis n;d .s ary similar i'm establishment the The
S IS 50 hs he, and s upgy hot
oy s S re j sh'est ou h The
Warn Sea- Baths at he oa of pesbr, street North
sp RnBSEAu snsi uefssa fspeso
ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS
HELEN HOWARD, or. Th. Bankrupt and Broker Prof.
TA k"a fsi e A. Ssy55
The r N.Y. & St Ursula, by Hazel. IKE.
Ths Bell aG%sS E9f E9,s ss.ss v.ea a:oa
Prosse af9ss2s o 9h Grand Albert Simmons BE-
vasy oihs! publications. that vii b. sold iow es' to
m "as ''s' VIZ isTn PISIlbt ssR
s9ap2l 2wsec 293 Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATfIe.

Il, ftssbAS Nfss III EvgsSS fg e y, Asa Aaas;:e
st John Vsy b fs' Nj cspBsnasis Snaf La
Nsx p; ssuI. y Ms, 81. Clair,
MK0s1 NJ. Maeaire Crisp; Jaquss srOp slerTe sIa
Foxes M tier IS cents ed tier so cents-Pt 50
1ooss open att O'clock curtin rise precisely a, hapa.t
BURTON's THEA'rRE-Arch street,
PHI LADELPHIA.
6 Mis NJ s.;ss sas's n FSsT asSss.
baa E:w3sr M fS % rs,s NJ
MIiisseT n: G: Nj ihoMHsOn "S'' '''' ''"'''A' MI
IL; q f2ARRoksl., Mr. w.as4, Elvra, Nh.
The successful buresque, called THE BOHEA MANS
MI n nFPSy
Mrs. w Smith; Mrs. Queen, Mr.. Stevens. ->'e'
PALMO's UPERA HOUSE.
The Lessee has great pleasure in hat h. now en-
Bo.s: AID pa,austs 50 cens-seeond Circle IS cents
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF TALENT
MR.. BOOTH
MR.. G. YlWDENHoFF fNH
For this night only ShS THEhro xi in the Tragedy Of
.. sss r '.a
TUESDAY EyESSG 81 GsAasss' A aads g lis' 1886 will be
IassS Mr.
To conclude with s tim this theatre the eegs Petite
Comedy by K Planche ESQ, called the CAPTAIN OF
THE WATCH-Baron Vanderpotter. Mr. Nickinson.
Tomorrow Wednesday, Mr. Booths 70 nth appearancs md
slg Hervio Naso, second appearance.
written by Geo.. .Vandenhof, ESQ, called PASSlON-Or,
Youth ana Age.
There Free List this Theatre except the
the Press
Doors open at 7-Performance positively
halEpast O'Clock.
The Box Book open. and places be secured.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE FOOT OF DELANEY STREET
PRICES REDUCED.
Admission 70 Dess Circle 25 cen,s,PaIquetts 2h cents
The entertainments will commence with the EVIL EYE
Demetr, w q Jones.
Medley Dance, Mr. Goodwin. -
Comic Song Mr. T u Booth.
The Petite GUMBO FAMIiY-who will give variety Of
original Negro Peculiarries &C singing and dancing
To conclude " ith the JACKETS OF BLUE-Jack Rud-
derly. w Jones.
NOLMAN's GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND
Literary Exhibition No 2o3 BroedwavJust added the
Exhibition, beautiful Picture by G. Coien size about
SIT 4beng Landscape in Cumberland, England filled
ia with wonderful of Cattle which have received the
finishing touches Of Thomas Sidney Cooper Of London with
whom Mr. Cole studied was valued the Exhibition in
eert Of which has been exhibited here in many years
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings 2h only is
charged.
Entrance through the Book stor where charge made
to che extensive Print Room where Engravngs OF
variety may be had, at reduced prces
N. B-Mr Ccman. wishing TO close the Book Depart
ment his establishment, offers bargains to purchasers
ai2tfrc
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AuA HALLECK BOusE-To Let, the upper part of ths
an: house IN the norhen Of Broadway aud keade
sret contaiong hyfou rooGs Will be rented very
sss .onsbie Appiy 10 y. b. HU1CHINGS,
a2i iwissm " John street., from 10 10 u o'clock.
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By X. J. GER ARD, Auttioneer.
l HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNIi URE contained
in said House namely in Brussels and pganed Carpets.
Pianop,ts pier and centre Tables %ahoss1y so.: Quo
g!as. Sc with excellent Of Bed Room
Fnrnture, almost new, and variety Ct Kitchen Furniture,
with which the sale will commence. ai66tsec
- MAGASIN JAPONAIS.
"A Parker AGENT, (from Amst-rdaml 50 Duane st
hetween Braadxav and Elm begs inform
his friends and the public general that he
precious ot ANTIQUITIES: committing of Japan Lacker
sauesr. orsc. Japan Wooden Lsekeea fables gold
ceian Figures Cups and SauceTs Ancient Fans the 10th
esnury; original Red Japan Porcelain Tables and Japan
country; which collection shall BE- sold public auction
On Thursday. April 2s!h atI ocloct AM ,nd be
The public respectfully invited to and examine this
magnificent collection, which CHARGE seldom
with.
particular request colsequ.nee Of the sailing Of
ties Duane will be postponed until Friday morning
April 23, at IL O'Clock precisely. apl5to24~rc
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
140 and ISL Broadway, corner OF Liberty st.
HIs Es EsTABhlsMMENT founded the ist Of December
Staple and Fancy Goods will be enlarged the Of May
The subscriber having rented the building ISL
esnt two large galleries whs. the traders m,nuas.
and conyenient and the ladies and gentlemen splendid
place Of resort and public and fashionable promenade
MRS: II. SHANKLAND Daguerrean Artist, has already
rented the front Of the galleries Daguerreotype
where shs will continue BEFORE to give the perfect
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR,
including the best kind Of Morocco Case or Frame
Several Counters let, with glass casesenquire the
Bazaar. 4. A. ARTAIJLI.
mhH 1m*m
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DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
+. TRACY has taken Rooms No. 233 Broad way, up
stairs second hoo- he Is executing the
beutfal specimens Of the Daguerrean Art in this city The
prices are according to the style OF finish, from
ONE 10 THREE DOLLARS.
Those OF perfect Pictures call and
anime his specr Mr. T. is happy he has
engaged the essona services of N e. Burgess for
me and tho who wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful
would do well to call soon.
Plates Cases. Chemicals &c., always hand and instruc-
tons given in the Art moderate terms. lmec
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NJ INVRiGHT Professor of Music, informs his friends
W. and the public general that he has made
for giving the Piano Forte. His style Of i'm
parting astruc,on perfectly simple and easy and not
passed H equaled by other style taught
bnng all the and elegance Of capable Of being
impaired that Instrument lie has already turned several
his abilities giving him trial. His terms reasonable
and advise all those of teacher embrace the
portunity offered Terms and all information made
known application 2 Grand Of Mulberry
IN $rrc
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GRAPHIC DEPOT, 25l Broadway, corner Of Murray st.
lover Tenneys Jewelry Storel awarded the Medal four first
Premiums aud two highest honors, the Exhibition Bos-
ton New York and for the best pic
superb iscnesses. OF all Sizes taken any weather. ats
factory m21 Intro
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THE LAST TIME.
DR. HDLLICK'S
SELECT LECTURES FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE,

4 4
DIR. HDLLICK'S
SELECT LECTURES FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
FRANKLIN HALL, Chatham Square, the Trades
mans Bank Doors open at IN, Lee commence g.
llustrateby Seventeen perfect full Sized life like Models
entng the Male aad Female systems comoete the de-
velopment of the being from the germ Of days
the full period &c., &c., the ony models Of the kind in this
Admission as cents a,9 4tssrc
ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY.
pROF. ~ LOOMS from the city Of Phadelpha and
ciate OF Prof Wm H. Rodgers the unparalleled MaRnetise
will lecture this evening these important and interest
ing scences at the Temperance Hail. in Bloomingda Expe
ments will be shown paray zaton power OF WILL Pheno
Magnem and will introduce lad styled the young giant,
who will lift chs held down By five the the
room, while in the magnetic state.
Admission iaIl To commence u before o'clock.
a29 ltsrc
pROFESsOk RODGERS has been invited to Lecture at
The pcsbyterisn Church 22d street. near Third Avenue
this MONDAY EVENING. Tomorrow Evening, in Pater-
quaIter before 8ocock.
Tickets Is cents. admitting gentleman and lady.
ar2l 2tsec
THE FTY.NINTH ANNIYEksARY DINNER Of
4 the 8 l. GEORGE'S SOCIETY of New York, will take
Of which is limited, may be had OF the stewards
]. X. WALTER 296 Broadway
WIN. M.HINDHAUGH,l Vesey stAstor House.
F. DIAPER, 3S Wall street.
u EDWARD WALKER, iI1 Fulton, and
a62s oh 28Nassau street.
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ss~@~r.sss. ~ = !:
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TOP INTERs1heo Of an old established Jlb Office
IN the lower prt the city, whrg 10 retire from the bu
sness of the sstab hmert for ssl- mcdtng
terms TIE active business man ogrs chancs raev %
with. Such mand OF 500 $1,000 cash,
balance may remain good securt, lby appiyog o II.
ELTON 10 Division street may .cun all the particulars To
ouNie need apply that
m siatslv and comrlv with the above terms AGO
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NOTICE hereby given, that P oposaIs will be received
IN he occ of the York and Harlem Railroad Company
until the 10Th May nen for the delivery Of from Oae Three
lTersd monthly from ore 10 three hundred cords.
WAI. s. CARMAN,
apI2omy10
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EOLIAN PIANOFORTES

NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent rightfor
~ "Coemaps Hoan Attachment the Panoforte Tor the
entire United States (excepting Massachusetts
the public that they ore prepared supply Pianofores
with this improvement attached to attach the any
modern made Panofortes In regard the duab
y Of this invention, N q. prepared satisfy the
pejudced mind their critical examination and expert
mens warrant them in the assertion that the olian viii
given with each instrument.
The public invited examine the "Hosn Panofort"
at their No $40 Broadway opposite the Park where
also be found of 81 aud
ortes, both rosewood and mahogany m26
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
A WANTED-rwo or three Furnished Apartments
t.: from the first Of May suitable for ANAL amy Lo-
y cation within ten minutes walk o. ,ns ciV Hail.
Cefus moderate. Address X. Y. n al TINS once.
mas istfrc
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LADIES' AND FAMILIES
D. q u UERREOTYPE Z lNSTITU UT E ),
MRS. II. SHANKLAND,
D AG EkKIAN ARTIST.
DAGuERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the bes
- style Of Morocco Case Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR.
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 Broadway, or
H35 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. 1-opposite the Park FouRain
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TO BkOOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CyROSSlNG FULTON FERHY-A very neat Saloon has
inst been fitted the United States Hotel (entrance
Water joining tie bar OF the Hpfe with three first
Tables iron kagir frames and marble beds better Tables than
this country Ba sford old Ann
l9 fulton Players Fulton Market and down
town, the east side will find the s. Hotel Saloon well
calculated for their Accommodation The proprietor pledges
himself 70 have II kert respectable For exercise only
m IN m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-15
REAL SON

Dealers in groceries, provisions, hardware
shoes &c, would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they now have and
will continue to keep on hand a complete as.
sorlment of the above articles, which they
| are determined to sell as low for cash as
they can be had in this place.
GROCERIES e. PROVISIONS.
Flour, whiskey, bacon, lard, Havana, and
Rio coffee, brown, white and loaf sugars,
family and scented soap, black and cayenne
pepper, Allspice and cloves, nutmegs, CHINA
mon, ginger, saleratus, mustard, starch, fine
and coarse salt, sperm and star candies, rice,
imperial, g%unpowder and black teas, pickles,
sardines, snuff, cigars, tobacco, indigo, olive
oil, brandy, gin, rum, annesette, wine and CT.
der vinegar, Stoughton's buffers,
HARDWARE &c.
CUT and wrot nails, Ames' shovels and
spades, trace, log and dog chains, Carolina
hnes, Collins axes and hatchets, hammers,
saws, butt and strop hinges, screws, tacks,
brads, augers, chisels mill and hand saw
files, door, chest, cupboard and padlocks,
curry combs. table, pocket and butcher
knives, iron and brass plated spurs, hand sad
and dog irons, shears and scissors, planes
and plane bits, squares, rules, drawing
knives, pitchers, shoe knives and thread,
avis, rasps, shoe lasts, cork screws, PEWTER
and brass f~ossets, iron and britannia table and
tea spoons, iapan'd waters and candlesticKs,
tea kettles, and coffee mills, hand and cross
cut saws, snafle and plated bride bits, ladies'
and swimmers, frying and dust pans, steel
yards, wire brass and haire sleeves, wash Ket-
ties aud pots Of various sizes, gfiddles,
sauce pans. spiders, ovens, door hooks and
bolts, lapan'd bellows, lamp black, shoe
bleaching and brushes, cotton, wool and play
ing cards, water and well buckets, axe helves,
keelers, washboards, tubs, churns, cocoa dip
pers, Tin buckets and cups, pans, lanterns, oil
pots, lamps, plates, tunnels, rope and twines
assorted sizes, oakum, fish lines and hooks,
boxes, needles thread, buttons, hooks
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs, shaving
brushes, lead pencils and points, co.
logne,pocket books and purses, german and
toilet glasses, german harps, letter and fool
cap paper, ink, waters, and steel pens, pow
der, shot, lead, copperas, saltpetre, salts salt
soda, whiting, sulphur, and camphor.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof do, calf
sewed brogans, seal and kip do, seal kipdo
for boys, ladies' seal brogans and geutlemen's
dc. And as fine and good an assert.
ment Of glass and crockery ware as there is
in town, all of which we offer at the very
lowest prices for cash.
We will also keep on hand a supply of
oil and brus hes DC.
Oct 4 no IS ls45