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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
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Some ore acknowledging his control over
The columns Of The Baton Rouge Democratic
Advocate, with an assumed Observation-Disclosures
HE being eren a tyro IL hia prefession-what
profasfioal that of writing a decent common
senee, cnipnian place, paragraph for a uews-
paper. This results from the fact that, that
e%entiernan's mind is elevated far above the
common leyelo Of men lie posepseep n genius
turned TO higher thnughts, and nobler themes,
andHis only al ease when giving birth 10 some
thing like The following strain to HE enamored
lass.
divine Empress Of my poul-lf lie reful-
gctt aiules Of your beauty had not eyap1rated
the particles Of my transported brain, and
acorchcl my intellectB into 4 cynder Of sta-
Lilly, rgrnare The refnlgency Of my passion
might shine illnstrigus through tho sable cur
tain Of lny ink, and in sublimity TRANSCEND The
galaxy ifrelf, though waited on the pinions 81
4 grey-geose qnilt? But All! celestial en-.
chantreee; the ~necromancy Of Inv charms hath
~feitnrei INV faculties with adamantiHe chains
which unless ihY compassion oh II melt, |
must eternally remain in the Fartarean gull
Of dipma1 despair, yoBcbsafe therefore, U.
thou brightest luminaFy OF this terrestrial
spheres; 10 S arm IA well as shine; and Let the
genial rays Of beneyolence melt the icy ema-
n%atiVus OF Thy disdain which has frozen ul
the epirita Of angelic rre.eminente;-Thy
noet egregious admifer and .eaperlative
alaye-"
I.sc gires il up
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
DENTAL OPERATIONS.

9UH5l&ALe All ~ hGnAAlGALs
Performed at tie residence Of The sub-
scriber, known by the name df''China Cot
laee," below the Courthouse. az prices about
one-haif the amount charged bg him here SOW
en- years ago. He pledges to thcse who may
employ or continue him as their dentist,
full satisfaction Of having superior operations
il every department Of dentistry. He pre-.
eumes HAT while living in the midst OF mis-
work, year after year, ready at 4 moments
notice 10 ADJUST OF correct any failure or ac-
cident (Which the best OF denial work 10 sub
ject to1 without expense 10 the patients, that
his operations Of those Of any other resident
deatist are worth infinitely moro Than the op.
~erations Of transient dentists, having even 81
quail ability-to say nothing Of the '~.reeipEo.
cal benefits 81 reciprocal patronage.
TIMOTHY Fay. M. D.
july I9 q 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
TO HIRE.

A negro girl about ID years Of age aeeuS.
toned TO nurse children, and somewhat &C.
onainfad with house work.
June 81 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
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NOTICE.

During nv temporary absence atthe Aortss
persons having business with me, are referred
- 'a's T. D, NEWCoNB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
EauNn.

A silver watch, On the road leading to
DufF's Ferry, The over can recover the same
by pa, ing for this sd sertismen', and proving
property.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

r, a correspondent IN thes last Allocate.
wonld do well ID attend Id iiRl own s,Niness
ANA NO, make gratuiloua fkso s~iatetoeus,
lie assertion thai the las. nd aber Of tSs Ga-
zette sustained Inc charge That The Dillon.
Henry Clay Nas defeated of kk,e chief SnaEis-
tracy 81 base faHd' IL wit 9out fUueIa'ion,
there IL not even the least rierenco Buch
A en6iect In that paper. TIE writer Is no
doubt aie ofthose podaats WIG having spthiog
To recommend them, seek detraee their
neighhof's reputation TO gainSl nolor'esy, but
when rpeh not,rte,y il founksd On ialssetood,
i n,kes them notorious tndeSl. rhehtticle
alluded to, lie q beautiful speosnen Of or hogra.
phv, grammar and puacfnatiEa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

sAYURpAY, Augo-t 2ds Is45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

TiGHTINe A DuEL.-Napaleon, when he
Was t0idtllat a cariloa ball had Killed a sailor
wha had hid hiMseif III coil Of rope in tie
hold Of a man-uf. war observed, "a man can.
never avoid his fate; Z a fact well illustrated by
the following cireAmstauc y An EngIishmap,
~'55rave 40 julius Cesar, challenged French.
Imam 10 mortal combat. Knowing Juin Bull
10 be q dead phot, the Ffenchman, being tie
challenged party, and having the choice Of
place, time and weapons, selected night, q
large dark apartment, and pistols. I he sc.
conds were to remain outside, and give the
word, after receiving Which, each was to lire
when he pleased. "Fyrei" cried The seconds,
when the cUmbatants had been locked in, aud
declared themselves 'ready."--But 40 sound
was heard. johnny Bull could find no hint for
an aim; and his adversary hearing him gro-
ping round The room, fred at random. John
was safe enough now; and after searching
every corner of the room in vain, for any in.
ditatian ofthe whereabouts" Of bis aDtag.
onist, he at length exclaimed: "Come, I'm
tired of this fun; besidep, I'm satisfied" He
lad CROPPED his way TO the fireplace, and now
placed the muzzle Of his pistol up the mouth
Of the chimney, and fired. There vas a
shrek. a yell, and down came the Frenchman,
dead as q door. nail
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

Tho qualification ! feel from this evidence
Of the good opinion of my fellow-eisizen., ~
grs ally enhanced by my being associated in
this contest with one so able as COR nominee
for Governor, ana SO sincerely devoted 10 The
best interests Of our beloved Slate, and who
] know would be governed by such high
minded and liberal principles IN the admins.
lration If public affairs.
With my thank. for The kind expression Of
your belief, that my n. me may aid in sect-
ringianr success, lam gentlemen, your friend
and ub't sery't.
EDWARD SPARROW.
To Messrs. WIN. l.. Hodge, B.M. Browder.
q. N. Ogden, a. L.rgendrc.
We have an old spelling. hook We will lend
70 The sditor Of the Advocate, TO le arm 10 aPe1l
tie words. tiffe for Title, slakeFperian, up
%roriobs, and come few other words of small
iulpora ncs, ii his first article,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

BATON MOuGE Z SIE 4C4D'
William Debugs, Esq,
SIa-The undersigned Save bees appoint.
ed a committee TO aunouF4e that NE Wing
Convention, assembled sinShis place, have To-.
day nominated you az the aVblg ctlst iatef for
Governor Of the Slate ataathe ensu5ug cleo.
ton.
IN making this COMMUNICATION s. You, it
affords US great pleasure being aye 10 add
that The nomination was Xlade Whs the ut
most harmony aud good t8llHg by the unAn.
imuus vote Of the DetegStes, present from
every section OF the y ala, aud in the full
confidence OF a certain ara gIOrioas triumph
il The approaching conteM.
Permit us To embrace I've orcasikn OF ex.
pressing The individual graI iieathlnswe expe.
rieuce IN the selection of q candidate for this
high trust who, issfulty Slentltied, with tie
principles Of the Wing Sarty, aua so we'll
calculated 10 meet their Agpectatie5e ID the
d discharge ofsthe iufportanS duties aAached to
the station.
With geat respect, we2emain
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

TAKEN UP
By Geo. Kleiapeter jr, on Wards Creek. a
young heller, brown, branded with a diamond
on the righl shoulder, upper bit On the right
ear. and under bit on the left ear. TIE ow.
ner Is requested 10 take him by conforming to
the law.
june IA JRDUFRoCo. Ranger,
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AccrprAsoE or GEN. IaBura ASD GEN.
EDWARD Spt Row.
We Law before our reaJe.s the Sullowing
correspondence assured wat il wills DO read
with lniercs,: q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
WIN. D. SCOTT.

A youth named Arnold, who was suspect
cd oflhe murder Of a Mr.. T'annahlll, an over
seer III the parish uf Concordia, last Sep
tembef, was arrested a few days since IN
Catalonia parish, and lodged in Jail. This
boy Arnold, y hois only II yearR of age, il
he Be Tie. murderer Of TaIruahili, Gar, it is To-
ported, be tas confessed ,hlmself,) must be
ID ifttier Ii tbn business of crime young AZ
lie ia. Tannahltl was killed by the chargesof
i double barrel shot gun, and there were
twenty eyenbuckah6t lodged in his body,
NEw D1eTiorARY- SAakesperian descrimt
nafion-to find out that word IL badly
spell.
T1anaFss-T0 brace ones selfagainat rea-
son aud affect 10 condemn a man Of more
literal ideas.
N~QBLENEss-To stand two hours in a pull
tic meeting, trying 70 run down a mans rep
utaDdn in his absence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

To Messrs. Wm, L fudge. 81 m. Row
Ger. o. N. Ogden, A. If4srendrs.
A similar Letter as .s6ove h5ving been
Forwarded % the 20 nsittse 10 fkx. sr&R.
Row he returned the following affwerl
PAErSS OF CaSSonpy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

New Backwheat--Fa boxes and kegs-Jugt
received and for sale by %
VIZ. MARKHAM, Church 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price 2 cents per
copy-S7 % per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy-$a l2s cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-always
cash in advance.
despatch.
o. All letters or communications by mail addressed
to the establishment must be paid or the hostage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR THE New YoRK HERALD EsrAsI,sHmrNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
Is BRUN LARosIERE & COURT ZIG William
large of fashionable Spring Flowers of the
IN elegant and latest styles and will continue receiv
ing them by every succeeding packet. all imsrc
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
HENRY KAHN, - Liberty street. up stairs have lust
received and offer for sale complete assortment of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
lunches, sprgs and single. Materials for do do, and all
kinds Of
WATER COLORS,
for flower manufacturer which liquid pink
color Of very superior quality Also an invoice Of
PARIS CAPS,
for Ladies and Children of very rich embroidery Hair Pms of
latest styles and lot of splendid Engavngs PLAN coored
mi pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

The NEAPoLTTAN NAyY.-The presence of the
Neapolitan frigate, Uranla, now in this port, has
turned public attention 10 the subject and we find
that the present Navy OF his Majesty the King of the
Two Sicies, consists OF the following vessels
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mails round the kingdom
III steam irlgates now building in Naples and in
England
Inc above SIX surveying Steamers and four OF tho
ten frgates before named, have been built in Eng
land but IN consequence OF the facilities afforded ID
the kingdom, and the Improvement IN the of ship
building, the remainder built in Naples
Some years ago, the Government established a
National Foundry for the construction OF steam ma
chnery, which is now IN active operation, upon part
OF the additional ten steam frlgates to complete the
twenty vessels OF that class, for which thelaw was
passed.
None admitted officers or artificers into the
National Foundry, without being first thoroughly
examined as TO their qualifications, and they must
serve IN the establishment for number OF years be-
fore they are admitted officers machlnists In
the national steam vessels by which means the GO
vemment are enabled to supply themselves with
persons thoroughly competent In their several
grades from their own country.
Ii may not be improper to state that the "Uranla,
now IN this port, has been sent to the Brazils, the
River Plata, st. Helena, to this port and will 60 to
Boston; from thence to Eng land and France, tor the
instruction OF thirty young mdshlpmen, land twenty
four young pilots, now on board her, under compe-
tent teachers III all branches of the naval service.
1t is SAID that on her return to Naples, one OF tho
ships OF the line will make voyage round the
world, taking the same young men on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

THE SUBSCRIBER, Sole Agent the United States Tor
the well known Wine received from his correspondents
Oporo, under the brands Of TRASH" and PURE JUICE
recently imported into this country By some nnprncpd
lenty affixed the said Brandmar having been first used
Appropriated by the house of Osborn Brothers
Of Oporo before adopted by other person whatso
ever and according to universal commercial custom other
party possessing the right to use the without their
consent.
Purchasers of this description OF Wine who desire article
that will improve for number of years. and become
meam9rphoed into vinegar in sin months please
addition TO that Of PURE JUICE" and may rely that the
quality will continue that nyied superiority which
has invited dshonorable imitation of the brand-he tribute
which vice pays virtue. JOHN OSBORN,
myl53tsm as Wall street over PeI,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

FAMlE6y AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
business peasus can BE accommodated during their
lady espectaby where they will meet with every attention
as lm*rc Euston Square, London.
PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS AND
DRAWINGS.
SRsi
venons at the prices usually paid for dupcas o. 'ns IN
ais lm*m 1928 Fulton street. n Y, Sum BuiIdnxs
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMONp Windsor. Rose, svariesated and descrp-
Cologne Water il ths most beautiful style Of fancy bottles.
h 1 and Toilette Essences y, very great variety
.e;gea Ps%%s.y me @ aa'''s with every de.
ever invented It makes perfect aher which does not
dry o h Fs@ sf Washing SOAP Of ..ce.u, ou.v Patent
c,'ns Candles N TRooMy snf 81 vi the de-
lm.m new ma Sat Ss. Z a i1s
WATCHEs!-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Those
ss i5s who selling ds.e1ptoa
fiy Gold Watches = low sec and ss each Washe
good the money Watches and Jewey
ed the best manner and warranted much less than e
ALLENS .sa f WSfss; ,e J-s
WANTEp-GHE "a JIIEMMY's Wholesale and retail va
The subscriber remind the ladies that if they expect
ard wish be dealt with honoraby
adjustment stands preemnent to the city There
but price asked and that the reduced price
one the usual retail prices The proof Of this assertion
well by the of has
tanned since the subscriber this
dealing Another great advantage that when has
found here consisting 0f all descriptions Of hosiery gloves
fancy musins knitting cotton zephyr wored suspenders
buttons combs brushes thread and needles OF all de-
talor and dress makers trimmings Of every description and
takers country merchants and pedars that wish purchase
cheap for cash will find this Of the desirable places
the city.
N B-No advantage taken Of persons acquainted with
the value quality of articles. JAMES SUfDAM,
ml36tsrc PSI Grand ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

A writer in the Charleston Courier is raking the
garnet OF antiquity tor things, that seem TO
nave been buried In the dust OF time he
has drawn forth the Will OF b. Marion mentioned by
Weems The Will given at length in Provincial French
ana IN English The worthy man dsposss OF his nogs,
cows, anu negroes with much pecularty, and ntions
children ana grandchildren Inc good man. who dates
ms testament 18th January, l13l mentions son Ben
Jamin mad misused his property and how would
tie matters with hun and the grandchildren
menons Mrs. Marion thus ARTICLE O. With regard to
my dear WIFE, give her pspy Jenny and her two last
children, namely, Isaac aud Lsete, dispose them
according to her pleasure. But here (e rude arel
nice point- my vile should happen marry agan,l
she must depart with what have given her her horses
and her furniture Would an unjust thing that
stranger should squander property he mad
But believe better things oi my we-l believe that
she viii live virtuous widow, governing her family in
the fear OF God she always has done If she So
hope, appoint her my ad,nisfrative executrix and
my Peter and my James he shall Of age
Moreover, give to my dear wife all the calves and
lambs and other provisions, are uendc the pigs and
poultry Of eems which she shall sell the butcher
pour auor SEES pees com,aodites to have her little
yenlcnces. Above all thugs, my dear Peter en-
join you let any tning be wanting, neither to
your sisters according to their conditions, your
mother, who has reared you ppeq 81 grands do.leu,sl
with such great pains II you do the Lord will bless
you and give you good reputation in this world and
you do not the young ravens OF lhe desert will aad
pick out your eyes"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

ITO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS THRouGHouT ALL
CREATIoS-A person fully qualified by education and by
long experience different of the United wishes
% Obtain suitable situation in department of newspsper
he would make effective associate country paper Ad
dress lpostpaid wv D., Affords Newsofce, Bowery
New York" mis- 3t*Pc
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
New York, May 3th, 1843.
NOTICE-The Stockholders Of this Institution hereby
notified thar Election for Councillors and Directors
will be held the Banking House the h day Of June next
Polls will be open from II to o'clock. BY order,
my4 ltawtoJ4*rc j. j. FISK Cashier.
IF ESTHER COHEN who formerly lived with Mrs.
Hughes Boarding house keeper, Union street, Liverpool
LEFT England about nine years age to live in New YSrsmw
England, she will hear something greatly her advan
tage. myl0 2m dy&wy*c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, SC.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1853 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CoURTLANDr ST., AND OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC HOTEL,
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our.
w selves at the above place. principally for the purpose
meeting our views ofopr wholesale and large family
on the North River Side The upright which
have carried business for several past this
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
goods earned for degree oeputaton and far
beyond that any similar house the United States and we
consider these the best obtain
tronage
We have, however, much pleasure stating that hav
made, with and Judgment selections from all
the spring cargoes and which comprise the finest specimens
Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Ooong Pekoe
Nnsyong Congou sopchong, &c. which have arrived here
this season. which, with immense Of Fine and Good
Qualities, offer wholesale and retail We have also
ground daily.
We continue operations other places heretorS
particularly 12i Chatham We your obeden servants
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-12 Chatham 36 Grand and 38 Blocker
Philadelphia-ss Chestnut street. and IS Fifth
my9 2m*mA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18
THE "THORN CHAMPAGNE, %

THE "THURN CHAMPAGNE"
THE UNDERSIGNED will hereafter have constantly on
hand for sale article Of Champagne Wine Of
passed, and probably unequaed quality.
The subscriber has been appointed sole the United
States for the Manufacturer.
As of its superiority, Colonel Herman Thorn
Paris has allowed of his seal be affixed each
bottle The quality of the Wine will be preserved in all future
shipments und under circumstances be allowed depre
cate.
Respecting this wne Col. Thorn thus writes:-I is Of
quality rarely to be with America; have drunk other
for years past"
The attention Of gentlemen Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited to this article.
Parties desiring supply should make immediate aT
pcation. Z. LIVINGSTON,
ais I'm No. 10 w all street.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
sa. RR - -

. EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE
From philadelphia to Pittsburgh via Pennsy Rail-
roads and Canatrough 3 days The above line now
pleasant mode of travelling to the west.
The built in the approved modern style the
poats are hed up IN superior and every effort made
Dy e propetors TO conduce comfort and
OF he this unrvaled and the
thy of being seen.
BY this route avoid atgues dangers
peditious trip.
The cars leave morning o'clock Passengers
v,sed 70 engage their Philadelphia Office Philadel
10 aud Is South ThD sts A. CUNiMIN(}S Agent
Philadelphia, Ma III 1915
For information in the city of New York apply to
B. II. KNlSELL, Agent for
d. LEECH cos Line. 7 West st, N. n.
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OFFICE OF rnE soLlelron or THE TnEAsuRy.l

Z, y
SIR-In minsterng the affairs of this Office, it often hap
pens that the constrained to purchase real
property under its judgments at Marshas Sales for its
protection and safety When this has been done, it
needs careful and competent agents to take and
the properties thus acquiredto prevent waste,
collect rents contract leases, &C. until seasonabe
sons arise for resaes OF such properties While these
duties devolved upon this office, have deemed
important to obtain lists from the accessible and
liable sources the several States and territories of
suitable agents perform these several functions with
sagacy prompttude and fidelity in order to enable
guard the public interests from all avoidable detri
msnt in the premises.
WILL therefore, greatly oblige me, you will fur
nsh me- your earliest enience, with lists OF such
persons, residing in different sections Of your State.
whom, from personal knowledge undoubted
ofcharacer and qualifications, you enabled
commend for the duties referred to.
Very respectfully,
Your obeaient servant,
If tho Tra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-18

EsIHER COHEN, who formerly lived with MIS-.
left England about nine 70 live New YSTtmyill
ssxs lDsAD WIN mean '0"''s m Sls1 an Sywy.s
EOLLAN HARPS.
Os%.as GOlsn Atsash%sa, % DE Pl.h"orss the
the puSe . hsy a. no uppy With
attach II;
iayss'Gn C. prepared to ss'. the most prsudic.a
and w S BE ses BY s;
insFTu a neSi,. ,. II. 0., p.no,or,..p
Me- Sad
also Be found Of 81 and Octave Piano
THE BEHM FLUTE.
ERNST Tsschs Of the + Flute ute and Gaa would
de
wy" f.
A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT d. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE.
sT; sas III ss S s asa reject OF of
goods that has become the every buyer patronse
s the abo, ' '' Of prices
Of style and fabrie varying prices from s. g to $40 90
rOeded and an1 q IN %
beautiful selection Of Pants. Consisting plain Black and
Goopd Cassimees, Tweeds, Drsb GEte, French Elastic
Any a quantity anti stnss of Psn se :e
The greatest variety Of offered IS 81 90
Aso complete of Boys Clothing, cheaper than
NJ B-Country Dealers would find great advantage to
purchase this establishment the
the Cutting Department which aimpoant the selection
| Of
Come come all, drop in and try them,
IL they are not cheap then don't o buy them!
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store,
All 1m*ec Corner Of Grand and Essex sts.
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals from
4 their Agents in Paris and London their Of rich
CravaS Gloves scarf Saspendes SILK Under Garments SC
&c. Their Of the above articles have been selected
with much and attention and only abe richest
but the most assortment to be found the CITY, The
Subscribers devote atsaon 70 the manufacturing of Gen
them cut after the most approved method to suit the
pended only for the beauty of their finish but for their
durability The partner Of the having been for the
last engaged the same line of business his
knowledge only Of cutting but in the quality
Of the materials used in mandatory decided adj
and fashionable and well
finished Our of under garments Of all de-
scrpons-Hosery Dressing Robes, Pocketkerchie Night
Caps Linen Collars and Dress Fronts Stocks Stock Ties
Stenes Purses Money and Riding Belts &c. &c. will be
found worthy the attention Of all who will favor with visit
the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
N3 Broadway, Corner Of Park Place.
NJ B-P A. continue the of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts.