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The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

lie General Tnginac,-Une correspondence
du Cap ~IIa;tien, datee du % mai, annonce que,
ce jour la, lie president Picrrot await ennis I'm de.
cret, par lequel le general Inginac, ex-secre.
taire d,etat du President Boyer, etait autoris6 L
rentrer sur lie t~erritoire d'HaIti. Les predeces.
seurs de Pierrot ~ayaient mis- a prix la tete din.
ginac qui flt lie plus %influent instigateur ct ls
principal instrument de la p~olitique qui a valu i
Boyer nc revolution ct lexil.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
EZEKIEL MIXER, President.
JOHN p. MURDOCH, S6cretoire.

{, L'iindemna6 M~enicqiae.--Le Washington
Union du 4, content ce qui suit: "Nous som.
mes dutoriSes par lie secretaire de la tr6sorerie a
dire quill recu une lettre de bonnie source ieMex.
ico,mais qu'elien ne content point Ia %nouvelle que
largent all jamais etc pave a I'm agent du gou-
yernement des Etats. Unis."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

LIE Nemark daily Advertiser dit quill y a dams
lie voisinage un enfant dc 10 ans qui a deia sau.
We quatre personnes, lesquelles Sc %seraient
noy6es sans lui. II va deux ans quill tira de-
leau son plus lonne frere--et pendant le cou.
rant dc lhiver dernier, il a encore sauve de cettc
manieree ct a diverses reprises, trois autrcs enfans.
pourquoiP Advertiser ne donne.t-il pas le nom
de ce petit herosl
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
Bayou CH1coT, % Jun 1916

bayou CHICOT, % JUN I545.
ConfOrme a un avis anterieur, les
Wings du lone. ACCOMPLISHMENT de Police, SO.
tant assemblies au magasin de VIM. Akenhead,
sur motion du DIR. Tatman, ont nommd president
Ezekiel Mixer, SEN, ct Secretaire John p. Muir.
dock. Apres Proposition du but de Ia reunion,
les personnes suivantes ont etc nominees dele.
CUES de Get reimbursement a la convention de
paroIsse qni sera tenue aux Opelousas, samedi
10 Ln.IlA4. -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

IloiiiHleeS.
VIM. T. Hardy, Francois Robin,
Gerasime Richard, Hippolythe Chr6tien,
Sc. MCPHERSON, l.. A. Patin,
y Raphael Richard, Charles N. Olivier,
Joseph Gardiner, G. w. Gardiner,
Johnl. Gardiner, Alphonse Debaillon,
John Smith.
ROBERT SMITH. President.
HIPPoLyTHE CHRETIEN, Secretaire.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

A une reunion qui a Gu lieu au Grand Coteau,
ain de nommer DIES delegues a la Convention
des Opelousas, les personnes suivantes ont etc
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Droits sur ie Sucre,-On lit dams lEuropcan
Times :--"Par i'm ordre en- Conseil, portant la
date du 90 avril, les sucres provenant des Etnts-
Unis, de Venezuela ct du Mexiqne, auront droit
d transportation moyennant lie droit qui frappc lie
sucre provenant dc la Chine, de Java GU de Ma.
nile, SAVIOR sucre blanc clay6, mails non rafne,
par quintal II, IS sucre brun, soft muscavado,
soft claye, on tout autre sucre inferieur MI SUI.
ere blanc clay6 4. 3s. I'D. Les slcres dc ces
Etats a e~sclaves ne sont introduits que par suite
du dvoit que leur donucnt les anciens traites qui
s~tipulent que leurs importatlo1s seront admisea
sur ie pied de cellesdesn nations lies plus faporisees.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

AAUTTtVh6 ASTA1Ne &Hf tG 1MtSSfSStpp9.--Un trk-
pie assassinat, accompanies dos plus horribles
circumstances, Went d'etre yASrnnis sur lie Missis.
sippi, un peu au-dessous de Natchez, i bord dun
canot qui descendant le fieuve. I'm marchand,
connu sous IL nom du colonel Dawson, qui fai.
salt un commerce nssez considerable en- colpor-
tant des ma~rchandises le long du Mississippi ct
de SEES ~afiuens, SO ~trouvait, il y a q~uelques iours,
sur Ia riviare Arkansas, ~lorsque, pendant une
halle, il fHt aecoste par nn individu qui lui de-
manda lne place dana son canot, en- promettant
de Sc rendre utile. LIE colporteur aquatique
c~onsentit d Get arrangement, ct admit rinconnu
q partager son embarcation on Sc trouvaient dela
deux femmes. Les chooses Sc passerent d'abold
assez bien, mails, dams les e%nvirons de Water.
proof, lie batelier ct son passager Sc prirent de
qlerelle, ct celui.ci recut l'ordre dc redescendrc
q terre. La discussion await Gu lieu le samedi,
et, le dimanche matin, dea negres virent lie ca.
note en- flammes sen aller a la derive. lis Sc Lid.
terent de Farr6ter, ct fnrent saisis d'horreur en-
ytrcuvant les cadavres de Dawson ct do SEES dcux
conpagnes. lis avaient etc horriblement mutt.
les ! coups de hache, ct eiaient deja en- partie
consumes par 10 feu. On devina facilement Eau.
tcurce ce crime atroce, car, le samedi soir, en-
s'arretant, CONNIE tous les soirs, sur Ia rive, poas
y passerla mutt dansl 10 canot, les victimes avaient
raconte la q~nerelle qui await amene l'expulsion
du passager. Evidemment celui.ci await prof.
te du sommeil de SEES h0tes pour Sc venger bar IN
triple assassinat. Mais, REIMBURSEMENT CO crime
ne restera pas inpGni, car on d r6assi d arreter
le coupable.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

A une reunion De,nocratique, qui a Gu lieu 8
ST. Martinville. lie 2 du mois dernier, Isaac john
SON 6te nomms candidas a Ia place de Gouyer-
neur ct I'rasimpnd Landry a celle de Lieutenant
Gouverneur, sous fempire de Ia n~ouyelle consti-
tuition. Pres deaiusdslsgues. ont etc nonnlgs
pour assister d u convention Dtmocratique de
Baton Rouge.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

@Nous appelons l'attention des personnes
qui ont besoin de medicamens on de tous autres
articles de %Pharmacie, sur l'avis public dams nos
COLONIES par Mr.. L. Bastard, qui Went dc Sc
fixer dams notre village, ct don't Establishment
merite sous tous les rapports le patronage 10 plus
liberal.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Ine Reiigue.-On dit, quo NJ. Juy. Ruttrick,
de l'd,at du Massachusetts,, possede lie canon qll
lanca lie premier boulet contrc los Anglais pen
dant la guerre de la revolution. II servit a son
grand.pere qui communicable milice assembled
pour s'opPoser 2 y marene de Iarmee ansldise'
tention d'ailer detruirc les magasins de Licking,
ton ct do Concorde.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Les journanx alIemands presendent que le
professeur Leibig, lie celebre chimiste, a decou.
vert une substance qui, combinGe avcc le guano.
formera le meilleur engrais connu ct p~rodnira
une veritable revolution dams agriculture. On
aioute qu'une compagnie, au capital dc EDO,
900, s'est de suite formte, Prineipalement par
couyerte.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

"DELEGUEs A La CONVENTION. Les as.
semblees tenues Lundi soir, dams les diffarens
QUARTERS de la nellie Orleans, ont eu pour result
tatle choix, fats une grande majorite, de Hon.
Isaac Johnson CONNIE lie candidat lie plus conve-
nable a la place de Gouverneur de la Louisia-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Nous ne dirons pas quonous voyons chez nos
amis les democrates, des causes de session ; nous
savons que lorsque le iouryiendra, nous les trou.
verons tous du bon cote. L'aficle cidessus est
extrait du Lafayette Traueler, Journal democra-
tique. Que dira Ia democratic PROGRESSING
de notre Paroisse, 81 Ia prochaine convention la
met hors de cour
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Lo s~npi.ainc Flowery, ide la goelettc spiJGre,
accuse d'ayoir fait Ia traYe, a lte mis- en- juge-
ment dsyant Ia Cour deEDistrict du Massachu.
sets etsrouy6 coupable-mais recommand6 a
la cl6mencc de la Cour.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

UHH Gu utS HUUV.IItS F6CtIIeS ucS ITOhIIeTtS
Mcxicaines: ilparait que lie nombre DIES troupes
de ligue ma pas etc augmente. A Matamoras
il NY await que 1000 hommes, il Monterey 100
a Guerrero 200, etnne cinquantaine dams cha
Gun des villages de Comargo, Mier ct Lardo.
Mais on await appele en- actiyite de service
tous les Mexicains c~apables de porter les armes;
on leur a donne lie tire de Defcasores, ct lis
etaient e%quipp6s ct on les fesait exercer CONNIE
des troupes regulieres.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Passablem,ent cbaud.-Le thermometre depuis
q~uelques joufs (lui nous ont semble bien longs)
promene lie mercure entire 900. ct 1000, Diman-
che lie nord Sc facha, nous enyoya une boufFaede
vent, puts deux heures apress, calme, plein Sud,
moustiqnes, &c.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

0ELes s%ouscriptcuFs feront attention qua
partir du Ter dc &c mois, lis receyront leurs pa
piers franc de port dams Uni rayon de 80 miles
des Opelousas.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

GrNous n'aimons point a nous plaindre, mails
lorsqne jnsqu'a cinq dc nos s%ouscripteurs sont
venu dams une seule semaine reclamer leurs pa
piers que nous avions comics, avec soin, a la
poste, nous ne pouvons plus garden lie silence. II
nous semble qu'aucun maitre de poste OH dunno.
ms SEES employees, men doiyent par %disposer, sans
lie consentement de ceu1 a qui lis sont actresses.
81 Get avis no suffil pas nous nous expliquerons.
plus clairement.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

On await mis- un negre dams une boite a Mem.
phis, Tenn. pour lexptdier dams les Etats libres
eide Ia all Canada On lui await mis- du biscuit
on lui await donne de Pair au moyen de trous
percts dams les planches; mais on await oubIie
de lui donner de feau, ct lie pauvrc diable qui
mourrait de soif ct de chaleur a demande lui-
meme a sortir.
I'm nomne John Bennett qui await fat Ter
pedition est arrete.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

@Nous ommes intormes que la reconstruc-
ton du pont de Washington, sur lie Bayou Grand
Louis, a etc adjugee samedi dernier AM. J. Nor
gan, ponrtne somme de $2,340; &c pont de-
yra etre ternine avant la fin de Mars proclaim.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Une Cometc.-Le professeur Hubbard, du
bureau hydrographique a Washington, a decou-
vert une nouvelle comete lie A. Ellie Sc trouvait
dams la partie nord-est du ciel. Son ascension
droite etait 3h. % est sa declinaison Sic. Sc
nord. lie centre WI au moyen du grand teles.
cope etait aussi brilliant, qu'une etoile de seoon.
de grandeur mais4a l'nuil nu il ne paraissaii
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Teras.-Le navire a vapeur McKim, arrive
hiHr soir, ne nous a apporte DIES journaux qua
In date du IL courant, LIE Congress, on dot
SC ~rappeler devTa s'assembler le l6-conse-
quemment nous n'ayons rien appris du r6sultat
de l%'assemblee de ce corps. detection des dele
CUES a la Convention a Ell lieu lie IL il est plus
que probable que la majorite est en- favour de
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

DEMAfN.--Nos concitoYens ne sont point EN-
arrierea des antres, en- fat de patriotisme ct dam
ourde la lioertt q~uoiqu'il NY est pas de cel@-
s'occupe de celebrer limmortel a, chacun a sa.
maniere. On dit que nos sChasseurs' donnent
une Barbecue de c%ompagnie; lie Bayou Chicot en-
donne une de temperance lie College ST.
Charles fat aussi parlerde lui enfln nous enten-
dons announcer que de TOYS cotes des preparatifs
Sc font pour celebrer ce jour 81 cher a tous les
occurs americans, Dieu ct notre RepubliqueI
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The brig Lincoln. Mcclellan. (o Bath from Pic,ou.
= for Somerset. with 400 tons of coal on board struck
the Great Point Rip sunday afternoon Mt O'Clock,
ana remained there until 10 in the evening when she
on but during the night ashore again between The
Rip and the Point where she remained Monday evening
one or two pilots were on board of her Tuesday
noon who stated that she did not leak much. The wind
had easiey for three four days previous with
iog At the last accounts she was still ashore with a
lighter alongside
The whale harqnc isabella of farhaven, was got of
The rocks on WespOrt morning of IGN inst Her bot
fo is badly broken up. and she appears considerably
ho ged on side Her cargo except about 80 bhls.
os by the stavng OF casks had previously been landed
The report of the loss OF fishing schr William OF Rock
port i. Incorrect She returned home unexpectedly and
her companion hearing fisherman had been run down,
supposed ii TO be the w
The oil saved from the wreck OF the whale hsrque
Emerald OF Salem. 100 sperm would be shipped from
Madagascar 10 England whittier Capt. Lakeman would
mo .aci with n
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ADD Tor the County Of Plymouth
Elizabeth l. Siearns Of Kingston 10 said County Of Ply
mouth wife Of Charlie. Searns formerly Of Boston. IN the
county Of Suffolk. hut resident IN the City OF New
York tn the State Of Newly or respectfully bels and gve-
he Honorable Court 10 be- informed that she was lawfully
married the said Charles stearn- At Boston Aforesaid on
Inc twenty ninth day Of March IN the year thousand
eight hundred and twenty four and ai she has resided H.
Commouw cath FOR i've years preceding
the filing OF tins her libel
That your libel ant her marriage the sail Charles
seirn- has always behaved herself faithful chasie and
i-cOnaie wife towards the said Charlie, searn- but that
-ad Charles siearus wholly regardless " his marriage
duty divers days and times since the sad
niermsrraee wit the first day Of May. 10 the year
thousand eight hundred and forty and divers day.
said mentioned day ami the day Of fling here
oi New fOrk aforesaid, has committed The crime Of sdu
terry, wiki one Mary Lawrence. and divers other lewd
women 70 your htrlani unknownand that sa.d Chares
day- between the first day Of January n
he year shcen hundred and ihyiOur and the said hrs
day Vi May aforesaid las also committed the crime Of adu
erv with The aid Mary Philadelphia in he STATE Of Penn
-yvana-anf your beani further informs your Honorable
Court hal she has OF Tie OF thirteen years, ano
dan ger Of the Of fifteen years under her care
Wherefore she pays that The bond Of marmOuy may b.
s solved between herself and said Charles stearns, ano
thai a1 Charles should be deceed her such sum a.
may be reasonable and that the and custody Of her
children may be decreed to her; and IN duty bound v IL
ever pray. ELIZABETH l. STEAkNS.
THoMis P BE.L. Solicitor.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
County Of PiyEoaik-Sup Jud- Court, held AZ plymouth
said County the third Tuesday Of June, by adjourn
men from the second Tuesday Of May, IN the year eighteen
hundred and forrv-fge.
Upon the libel al lresaid Ordered That the bear
he sad Charles Sesrn- be notified thereof by pubshinl
an atieste copy of the said libel and this order Of COur
-hereon three weeks successfully IN The Tribune new
psper printed in The Ciy Of Sev-tors hs last publication
he thirty DAYS east before the supreme Judicial Cour
be- holden Al Plymouth 10 the county Of smOuth for n,
-ounie. Of Plymouth Bristol Barn-table and Dukes
~ on the third Tuesday Of October neS'hat he thef
md there appear and show any he have why tn.
prayer thereof should not be granted
A1'e..: 5No. B. THOMAS. Clerk
a122 lae 3w- Attest. JNO 3. THOMAS. Clerk.
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Books.
CAPT MAERyAr,s NEW WORK.

II APPLETON. Il co. Publish Saturday The
~. NJ ..ion. Scenes in wrifen FOR yogrg peo-
pie BY Capt Msrryai, vol ismo pls.es - cts
In ne literary vocauor which Capt ". hiss recently A.
iop-t for The Instruction Of The yosng the peasanesi
ara not Forgetting much inform and Interest their
he has not done anything superior the Mission
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These lectures are entirely suggestive n their character
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tate gh understanding Of The leading principles embod-
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p sons of Temperance

So sans of Tempe rance splendid Social Excur-
SON Ia PEEkSKILL and FORT INDEPENDENCE
Mechanics pvtsion, No - sons OF Temperance having
chsfercd the splendid aud commodious steamboat kLE
GRAPH viii on Tuesday, August oih. make an ENcur-
sion TO Pcckskil and For Independence IN Pc Nc style
Din E. uneQuallei ashnglon Brass Band nas been en-
I'd for The excursion Several Oi The mos AicneN ses
Of the order have been engaged among whom are Br
Thomas IL Oakley b. : II Kirby, Br Luke Hasscri, Br
L. snow and others Several rst rate singers have also
,ouueered their services There will also be large Choir
If singers from Washington Union No ?, Daughters Of
temperance and other Unions Dame, II Sands OF the Ma
fula Division Will preside. The Grand DIVISION VIII he
present In body The boat viii land irs at Peekskill
Do and the members OF the order VIII parade through the
refv Font independence which IS close to the landing
ooyn A. Van Courtlsnds WhsrL Plenty OF seats viii be
n The ground and other necessary .uience Br
rcf will accompany the excursion with refreshments
90 dinner will also be provided by Vspt Iut, board
ng Housel near the ground for al who may desire it
Plenty OF VIII be gwen for al 20 refresh themselves and
view the magnificent scenery OF the highlands, not forget
uus the immense works now IN progress 10 raise capt
seam terry boat : constantly running Sons and DaEgh
oi Temperance and the Temperance public IN general
cordially invited 10 be present Tickets for the whole
EXCURSION - Cts 10 be had Of BIZ d. Sands IA For-y m
t; Br Luke hAssefi i OrciArdsi Office n sun Building
r Higgins, 81 Cories ST. b. Boggs lS8 Broome-sL; Br
Crol, W BroOmest; b. = kworh. IL Mangin-st. Br.
werlich, UocfcAsl; b. Middleton. $40 fi'fhst; Br.
Nleaiv Monfoesl; Br. Mann Ru,gerss Br Strong
~ 3overy; Br Monroe 50 Avenue D. also on board the
LOAF on the day Of the excursion and Of members of the
Division The boat will leave the foot of Rvinctop-. al
10 o'clock MHke,-st al O'clock Chambers n
CLOCK and Hsmmond-s a; 81 O'Clock Returning viii
and a, The same places ~ L. should The weather prove
nvorabc the excursion viii take place the first fair day
ers,rls of which notiee will he given In The papers
NorcE-rhe members OF ibe piv'ioa ana o. me Order,
are hereby notified Their Hail. 80 Grands third
orv on The morning OF the excursion at q O'Clock, for the
lur1ose of marching TO the bos' with N. o. ,sie .
40 81 JOHN MIDDLETON. r. 5.
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NEW.yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY AUGUST ~ l. PO-
NETRf.-Ihe Shoemaaers, by j. -. Whittier. Extra l.
from Poems by William Thorn. II. FDiTOkiAL-Ne
the brink Of War; The rarf Couroversy The Cou
rcr the Convention. How The Tariff i a-sailed The
Ambient Troute- The great Copper Region of America;
The Interests OF NswIors Labor M New ors 10 cir
constance conditions and rewards. No- and H.. The
Cause of Temperance onward &c. Ac III. POLlIl-
CAL-The August Overwhelmingly Tennessee, Indi-
ana North Carolina, Alabama Iowa. - Louis, &c. ".
NFWS--From Europe, by The tihemla. From Texas
From Mexico: Preparations for War Correspondence OF
The Tribune from Washington. Ohio. Penn-y ana Maine
Texas Lebanon Springs Boston and Montreal! From Del
aware COUNTY Account Of the AntRent Disturbances. &C
v NGSCFlLANEOI : Review OF Thom.s Poems; Ore
gOn C.tr Items. from the Daily Tribune; Communications
BIO relation the Ambient Troubles IN Delaware County
The tine Grandeur Of Nations Letter from J. n. Green
reference 10 The OF WYATT Love, extract from the
Crock Of Golis &c. VI COMMERCIAL INTELLI
CENCE.-siocss Money, Produce, Caule Market House
hold Markets. &c.
Single copies put up IN wrappers for the Mails be- OBJ
aincd 40 the desk-prce bl cents
T3,T EKMS-SI per yeaf All subscriptions payable m
heNiblv IN advance. Address
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~ Genuine Bears Oil. highly .cented-rh.

q
Bright us-sas are Inc theme % poets praise
The painters xii their iusrre too display.
Ts beaufy's marx. lu-trOus head Of hair
And wnaf both -ese- much del shf 10 wear
good head Of hair needs attention 20 preserve lusre
and uxur,nre II 4 commences dropping ont there J.
nothing will prevent ti- Calamity A. The BEAR or
prepared from pure Bears grease u enters the pore Of the
snd mosten- the roots. and - BE- the natural
remedy FOR preserving IN u original ser 9Th and beauty
Prepared and sold by B. SANDS co. wholesale and
retail Chemists and Druggists. 2-3 Broadway corner Cham.
brs-sree Granite Buildings Sold. also Al - Fulion-t
and u East Broadway. In bottles p and s. cents.
alll lmeodis
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RICH AND ELEGANT OARPETINGS,
Ec a.. Pm n Trnhe.

THE SUBSCRIBER is daily adding TO his extensive and
well selected stock the latest and best patterns OF French
Aubusso, Administer, Royal Wilton, Tapestry Velvet.
Brussels hreepy and Ingram Carpcngs suitable Tor the
Fall trade lie also offers the best assortment Of on Cloths
old and well seasoned containing great variety Of patterns
OF every description and width together with all articles
connected with the trade Strangers visiting the city aud
all Others DESTROYS of purchasing the latest and beet styles Of
Cspetngs Oh Cloths Sc will lind Il greatly To their advsn
tsce Ia examne his stock before making their selections
r m hs long experience and great facilities In the trade he
Z. enabled 10 the strongest Inducements 10 purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, 25t Broadway,
Lac HAL
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r.y- To OnIcer. the Army and Navy, Sea

ans aud oth-r-One Of the most necessary uucrs :.
those whose easure business calls them rom bone 49,
VINO compelled to be their own baoers,is 800 ..
superior any before offered TO the puoAe' Is men
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream.
IL certainly removes all that irritating smart alter saFlnR
and takes away all roughnes- pimpirs IRON me SAN he
articles from which j. composed are OF tne uosa eo
enl and besng nature and The Chinese Cream can fus
be said To be perfect luxury those who shave themselves
Pnce 81
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS CO, Chemists
Druggists and Perfumers, rs Broadway, Chsmbers -
the Grsnle Buildings Sold also ., ~ Fuon-sl ne y
Essl Broadway snlS lmeodis
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=. c,,.r,xs 0ALvAmc Riscs AND MAGNETIC fLviD
d. ci,semrnt Ia relation 10 this and remarkable
-1pe ~ = m be found the First Page Be not deceiued
feo'rssa,ng ynrious articles Th- only place IN New
s =, sbssn the genuine kngs and Fluids a. ~ fun
ioss an,ldngl only Agent IN Brooklyn, James W
o,,sgist corner Fulton and Crsnberry-sts All mi
Su, elsewhere are base and worthless counicne's
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RICH FALL GOODS


L>OR GENTLEMENS WEAR, now receiving Al The
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment No ls1 Broad
way three doors below the Franklin House
The subscribers are receiving their Fall supply OF
dch STYLES French Elastic Cassim.res and Nesngs Also
very rich patterns Scars and Fancy Dress articles
of every description for Genemen's wear, TO which they
would invite the attention OF the public.
Strangers and Others arriving In the city, wishing nall o,
partial outfit will find this establishment every article
lustr complete 0eneman's Wardrobe Of the latest
styl,s and beet fabrics. al the lowest cash prices
Full suits furnished few hours NOTICE. and for the con
yen.ence OF requiring garments tor Immediate
. we keep constantly assortment Of The finest
quality and styles IN every respect To thoss made
ORDER Terms cash delivery and no deviation IN prices
AMI i,tf J. &. BOOTH co.
SUMMER GOODS Tor 0enlleinrn's ~-sf.-We nave
pdng clolhs OF particularly light fabrics for Dress and
frock Goats; DnIngs. Nsnkeen and single mlled Cast
meres for Pantaloons Chay and MMseles Nestings In
great variety which will be- made up to order deduction
from usual moderate prices, IN view Of the advanced
state OF the season.
VIM. 7. JENNINGS 1 co, Drspers and Taiiors
iyInf 81 HrnadM Az. American HOtel