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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
NARRLAGEa nARNrsn cntn.na -

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C
The subscribers respect.
CEA2 fully inform the citizens Of
t|J IL Baton Rouge and vicinity
t5at in addition to the build.
ng and repairing Or carriages, they are con.
stantly receiving direct from the manufactur.
ers N Newark, N J, a complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, ~cirsiBgleg, girfs, &c,
&C; also coach and furniture varnish, black
and brown Japan, allof which Will be sold NJ
a small advance on invoice prices for cash.
also for sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
TOP DO, one do. without top, one " horse
wagon, one dray, and a full assortment Of
betsteads, and we are fully prepared 10 make
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Collins made and undertaking attended IN
at The shortest notice.
w TUNNARD, & co.
september 2 80 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
TRISSES
REMOVAL.

The subscriber, worker in tin, copper and
sheet.iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his establishment, corner ofCburcb
and Third Street, near Mr. Granerie's coffee.
house, where he will be happy 10 receive the
patronage Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. He has always on hand a fine assolt-
ment Of tin ware, which he will sell as cheap
as can be bought any where, whole sale or re.
tail. Cutters and spoats made and put I'd in
The shortest order, also2 bathing tubs, large
oil cans, s]tovepipes. all kind of tin copper or
sheet iron ware repaired. All work cntrusf-
ed to him will be executed with neatnegs and
despatch.
JOHN TfLANo.
bic I no |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
PARAsOLs, SUN SHADES, AND UNI
BRETIAS

Taken up by Seth David, on
the Comite road a white and
4H dun COW four years old, swaI-
e2z low fork in the right ear. erop
and under balEcrop IN the left, no brand: al
20 a yong calf. The owner IS redueatad f.
AXE them away by conforming 10 The Law.
April Ii. JOHN r. DUFR0CO
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

Corner Of Laurel md Ttira Street.
The eubacriber would respectfully inform
the public generally, that be bas always on
hand a good assortment Of the above articles,
and is daily receiving supplies which he will
Fell low for Ca9b, OF on approved credit, and
by bis unrouttttng attention to business, he
expects to receive a share Of patronage.
t3i22 ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
DRY GOODS.

Consisting 81 English, French, and Amer.
ran Prints Of the latest style and patterns,
plain q plaid Domestic, apron cheek, stri-
ped shifting, blue Demi0ts, Cottoufdes. as
sorted, fancy Cett6nades, Bed Ticking.
Brown a. irish Linen, Red Flannel, White
Flannel, Blbached domestic, UnbIeached de-,
French and English Blankets, Bombazette
eolored Capbrick, cotton velvet, Irish Lin
en-, Cum Elastic and cotton Suspepders,
Black silk and Alpaca Crayats, silk l. Mad
ras Handketebiefs, Ladies Stocking, silk
embfelIas,' Cotton do, Ribbons, linen pock.
81 baudkerehiefs, Kentucky Jeans, s]atjnets,
Linen Thread, Iaylofs' spool thread. Mus
Inns g. Jaconets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
MORE
.NEW GOODS

The undersigned have received To their a..
ready we'll flled store, the following additions:
B1rAges 81 the laleRt patterns, French and
English B,lzarines, iaeonets, printed lawns,
embossed prints. black aud white musline,
printed chambrey, colornd Grape, tape,
check muslins, patent Victoria muslins: nee.
die. worked collars, fine embroidered handkcr.
chief, ladies' and gentlenen's fancy Cravats,
Scotch and Ogandie ginghame, Irish linen,
estapillas. linon lawn, bishops lawn, book
muslin, Swiss and null muslins, Russ a
Shooting Ga, I05 aud t2II. Russia diaper,
hirdseye do, damask table cloths, napkins,
fancy driltings, cottonade, French morinn,
linen ticking, cotton do, linen check ~listatas,
York dunims, colored cambriek, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass do, cremoline do barege
scarts and shawls, black and white wells, bon.
net ribbands, Cap and Polka ribbauds, Tus.
eau bonnets, Gipsey bnnnets for ladies' and
misses, Leghorn and Panama hats, cashmere
hats, silk and L. G. pocket handkerchiefs,
le.worked cambria handkerehicfs, silk
purses and reticules, bobinet for caps and
wells, thread and cotton edgings and inser.
tings, infant caps, perfumery, and SO many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Gcntlemen's meFino dress and frock coats,
linen drills do, coitbnado do, gambro0a do,
cotton cloth do, pantaioons Of the same ma
terials, fancy summer vests, of ali description,
boys clothing also hats and caps, shoes. boots,
CATERS, bootees, hall bootees, buskin, and in
fact a general assortment Of shoes for gentle
men aud ladies and children, suitable for the
season, all Of which will be sold at the lowest
rates, fol- cash and cash only, at the cheap
store Of
SANGER, HESS, & co.
All the goods have been purchased by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

btAtNNSHA1 AaINF'a q NOs
All the goods have been purchased by
Sanger himself
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GR0CERfE

1900" - ~~AF
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Tea, Rice, Sugars, Crown, fine
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cheese, Chocolate,
No. mackerel, in bbls, half do, quarter
bbls, & eighth bbls, a superior Article of O.
II. chewing tobacco, Tobacco III small boxes,
r%8siile soap, champaign Wine, champaign
Brandy. gin, clafet Wine, white wine, vine
gar, elafet wine IN boxes, assorted cerdfals,
Ky, Mustard. London mustard, Cayenne pep.
per, walnut ard tomato catsBp, nutmeFa,
eioFes, mace, pepper, ~ajlspiCe, cassfa, ass0r-
ted pickles IN jars, pfabes, Philadelphia
preserves, c%itrot, CuTants, almonds, sar-
6ibee, Goldfish, halibul, lobster. macaropi and
VcrmlfcIii, starch, indigo, salaratua, impe-
fials u ~guHpowder tea, tea IN cadvs,
essence Of peppermint, Ges, r~aisins, cram.
berries ~ small kegs, powder II sh1f, eoaree
salt, fine do, epson DO, Grapes, dc. &c,
HARDWARE.
Knives II Forks, pocket Do, ? RI fssors
Butcher knives, shoe Makers do, carving Dr..
and forks c~hissels. aUgefs, squares, draw.
ing knives, hard axes, hatcbets and hammers.
hand saws, tenant saws, locks, p8d Eocks,
Bolif, improved patent knob latches, Nor.
toiE ]a'theR, bgiis and screws, strap btnrce.
tfass and plated spurs, sauce paHs, sheteIs
G f0FtgF, spades, ~sb0feIf, hoes. springs tackF,
cfGee mills, cafds, Wool eafes, chjseJs,
brass caHGIostirks, nails erfdinDs,
wa6lea do, wafer De- and any quaptty Or
tin ware.
GROCERIES.
White granite coffee and tea cppa, With
and without handles, granite disbes Of all
sizes, breakfast, dinner and soup plates,
Vi bite and painted tea pots, sugar bowls,
cream jbgs, side cups, soap dishes, bowls.
e~ers ard basins, glass molAssea
cans, 10y lea sets Tor children.
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
Genflemen's calf peeeed,sud feged Bye-
zans, Mems russell broqans, a superior az
.trIe, boys russell d. ladies' cali sewed and
legged brcgans, ladies' kid slippers, ladies'
slices, chifdren's shoes Of various
HATS e. CAPS.
Black and white broad brfm bats, men's
md youths cashmere hats. glazed caps, &c.
Of which will be sold as low Az can be-
'ad any where, Persons wishiDg to buy,
siA please call and examine for themselves,
T.~,,..w. 81 40 @@ 9EAn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

t Black and white broad brim bats, men's
and youths cashmere hats, glazed caps, &c.
All Of which will be sold As low AZ can be-
had any where, Persons wishiDg to buy,
viii please call and examine for themselves.
January Bias. 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

G~enf1emen's calf peeeed.and feyed Bro
Gata, MEMS russ4t brogane, q superior ar
trIe, boys russell DO, ladies' cali sewed and
peRqed brogans, ladies' KID slippers, ladies'
walking shoes, chiEdrcn's shoes Of various
kinds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11


ARRIVED.
Bark w Gator, Trott So DIS I'm Rio Janeiro. coffee.
&c. Vessels left before reported Experienced severe
gales ON the passage.
Brig Savannah, Bawley. dc fm Savannah, cotton and
rice.
Schr Pauline. Fields ls days fn Newborn. NC. naval
stores. On the Cd inst off Barnegat, experienced
gallo from Me- which drove the schr far South
Cape Hatteras Lost deck load Of naval stores stove
boat split calls &c. 5lh inst off Cape Henry picked up
two logs of mahogany; number OF logs at the same
ie and bale of cotton and considerable OF wreck
ed stuff
schr Theodore Frelnghuysen, Bogart, ds I'm Swans
boro NC naval stores. Sid In company with schrs Nj
cholas Biddsl for New. York Little Mary, for do. 9th
inst Cape Hatteras bearing SW 80 miles distant fell in
with the wreck Of schr bottom Up painted green black
bend, with one white streak around hor both masts y
ing alongside broke abort off, sas and rigging attached
Went alongside and saw letters her stern St Pierre
No doubt the st. Pierre Nell from Newbern, NC 1t Is
feared all hands are lost,
Schr Charles Roberts, Anderson, from Edenton, NC,
and days from Ocracoke naval stores cotton DC. Sid
In co. with schr Elizabeth Hardness for NYork; Julia
Nancy for do; NJ Bird for do On the Sd inst In the NE
gale, the schrs Francis. Deborah, Swallow Martha
Fowl all dragged their anchors ashore inside Of oeTo
coke Bar would be got OFT after discharging The schr
,Nwo Brothers had gone to pieces. -
Schr. David Risley, Coarsen. DIS fm Washington, NC
naval sores. The schrs Caroline. of Newbern Francis
OF Di8hton; Two Brothers of Washington all loaded
bound to sea- and schr Abigail dschg NIL dragged their
anchors ashore inside of Ccracoke the I'd inst In the
NE gale. -
l Schr Samuel l. MITCHELL Johnson from Newbern, NC
and ds I'm Ocraceke Bar naval stores 9Th inst OFT Hogs
Issnd spoke brig Isam of Eastport I'm Rum Key bound
Norfolk. The informed Capt johnson that they
bad lost their Captain overheard the LIST inst of Cape
Hstteras
schr Ann Lyman. To,ten Newbern. NC, naval stores
Schr Isabella. Nickeraon. I'm Boston mdse TO Atkins
Schr Ivsnhoe, Packard, fr, Thomastou. lime
Schr Trumpet. hmes I'm ThomastoD lime.
Schr Bbston Dunnng New Haven, for Virginia '
Schr John Kendall, Plsbury, from Attakapas, La. via
Newport, =
i. Schr Coral. Smith, i'm Thomaston, lime
schr Delaware. Holbrook, FIN Thomason, lime.
Schr Lodi. Atkins I'm New Haven nballast
schr Arrival, Jones, Philadelphia coal.
Sehr Stephen d. Young Coarsen, Brandywine, corr
meal md -four.
,Schr Hope w. Candy, Candy, Philadelphia. coal.
Schr lreneus IngIshsm, Thonastoa. lime.
= chr Lodi Atkins ds fin Marbohead tsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

ryALUABLE FARu FOR SALE-L.iely re
residence of Nicholas smith, deceased ple.ssniiy 81
uaied The side Or the Harlan rver soou. y
miles south OF New Brunsw containing i'll scIe more
orrss consisting Of about 80 OF meadows al pro-
por,:ou OF heavy woodland The remainder aaoe ano,
large portion OF which is IN :gh sat- OF Guyeon anu
well watsred. There The rsrm good
OF convenient size barn and other outouologi apple
peach orchards full ses;nS and sVsflety OF otner
fruit trees TIE beauty ard heaafutness OF ia snacon
richness o. and adaPruess 10 the rasing OF irSk and
peach Trees together win il proximity 20 tae New Bruins
ick and Nr-York markets. renders Ills farm well worth
the attention Of the gentleman and practical farmer
For f..err nar,icSlars Inquire Of Nicholas Boeu or J.
Van DYKE. Esors 8, tbs Mansioa-Horse, New-Bruns-
wick D. w sm,s lOl Mitdagh-s. Brooklyn l. Il or Of
JOSIAH Smith, SUFFOLK county, l. ms Sns
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Remopals.

y EUDVs{.-T'he Brooklyn Flint Glass Co have re-
lamoved their warehouse from l2e aies 20 rs Broad
81; and 50 South Willisln--t.
And will have constantly hand general assortment OF
Glass Ware suitable for home foreign markea Drug
gss and Chemical Gaas Ware IF every description and OF
superior quality.
Fancy Euan-ied Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows, from 20 20 gallons each
2Gf5w PETER MORTON Agent
- ENIOVAL..-tiENRY BREWSTE r has removed HIS
seLsw Office 10 NJ ~ Nssssu-st secand soTy February
%. 1876 MP cS-
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THE TRIBUNE.
r.op, pIckens,. london News.


. REMoNsTRANcE WITH THE AMERICANS.
BROTHERS. why this rage and scornf
Why ,hese gibes and taunting flung
Were your sires not English born
Speak you no, the English tongue
Think YOU not with English thought
Is not Shakespeare yours and ours
And the same religion taught
In our cities and your bowers
Brothers, turn your thoughts TO peace
And let all this discord cease.
Why should war alright the earth
Were the lands you covet thus
Richer larger, better worth,
Wherefore should you Fight with us
IT would be scandal TO our kind,
An opprobrium to our creed,
: II through rage and malice blind.
One American should bleed'
Or IL Englands meaness son
: Lost his life for Oregon
,R;de vo1r bour-'twilf not De long
C,enr fr--plant it-send a band
Peaceful, enterprising, strong
who will people all the cline
Spreading commerce as they go,
Free 20 answer IN their time,
when YOU ask them Yes or no
But beware, for Freedoms sake
Oh, beware, the part you take
II would be bastard shame
Shame more deep than words cen breathe
If for this we lit the fame,
Or drew weapon from its sheath.
Deeper guilt, more heinous sin,
If the foolish quarrel grew
And the nations pressing in.
Ranged themselves for us or you;
And the earth was filed with hate,
Because yoa were insatiate
Freedoms prophet, England taught,
And You learned what she instilled;
You the inspiration caught;
Be yonr prophecy fulfilled.
Show the world, tina; doubts the fact,
That of freedom is not born
Rabble passion, frenzied act,
Utter recklessness and scorn,-
If 30 once, they need be;
Wisdom dwells with Liberty
Let the bloody flag be furled
Nobler is the task were set;
And It's treason TO the world
To neglect il, or forget,
Science woos US to her arms
New Discovery waits our time -
Young Invention spreads her charms;
knowledge beckons US to climb.
Brothers. join us in the van.
And well lead the march of man.
But II madly bent on strife
And all reason speaks in vain;
Be the guilt Of every life
In the unnatural contest slain.
On your heads land ere tits Ger.
Such lesson you shall learn,
AS shall sicken you Of war
Brothers, for your hand we yearn
Let us give our thoughts to peace;
Let this foolish discord cease. &. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
Gar0ware, Nr.

SPIDERS and Dripping rans-Sske Pans Grddles
SSkts, Sauce Pans, Pots Kettles. Stew Pans
roucd and oval Composition Pots Fish Kettles Tea Boilers
Soup Diesers, Potato Steamers, Fry Pans. Waffle Fur
and Irons Larding Needless Coffee Biggins, Egg
Ladies, EGG Whips, Egg Codd-rs Humford H-s!er-
Chafng Dishes, etc. may be found nj the House
keepers Emporium together with article in the Hard
ware Cutlery Japsnned and Bright Tic; Plated aud Br
tAnnB Wood and Willow Ware requsit. for furnishing
house. SMITH, TORREY :. co. - Maiden-lsne 26f
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Eseul Notifes.

CEFRTFF SAIE.-Bv rirtue Of several wrtts OF SEN
Cfsrias 10 me directed and delivered, VIII 81 - y ISL
nj the vesbus OF the City Hail. n the Clty OF ,L
nj O'Clock NJ the lIih day OF April l7ioi az he
ute and interest OF Jonn D-an-. which De $50 OF ne %
day Of December l5+5 or scy time after are . ~
hands soever The same mag BE. OF, N ana 70 M ~
certain OF land sised on the noriaer!E see 81 I
York. and together are bounded and coran Is 70
wit: Beginning 4; point ibe ror;neTt a ~ All
the westerly l;ne Of re oih-aveaue rannLns 80. bsrr
" parallel with Fh-aveuue and IT'S FEET nchss neree
souhery aod parallel WIKI The Ffh-svenue l.S Zee. auo
inches 10 5thstreet aud thence esEery along ne nole
y side Of 80 feet; 10 ih place OF
with al and snsIa ie spPueas1ee, her cNS
New FORK, March g. 1916. WIN. JONES, SHeIlH-
W. W.LYoS, Deputy Sheriff. mi 'ewew
CHERIFF'S sALE.-By vir;ue OF g VIII OF feF1
sale The -estibule OF City Hail. in The C!iy OF New
York, The Slst day Of March ex, 81 IL O'CLOCK d. al the
re.rymen OF the cavs3y chre n he cy OF NewYoT
which ;hey had the wea:yrs day Of HoveoeT 1873,
may be- Of IN hnd 10 al those four lots OF and N sne C OF
New YORK yng contiguous. 10 each otnsr enc toselne5,
avenue Souiheriy By Tseuty-sscond'si HssieT IN me
by Lac parallel with the ForrhRvenue, and distance
iheIeto one hundred feet and Norihery y line parable!
wiki Twenty seco1dst and distance eretro ninetEeshi
thereon. New.York, FEB Il, 1915 NM. JONES, Sheriff
w. w. LYo. Deputy Sheriff. lsf law6w
DY ORDER Of Hon F. A. TaInadge, Recorder of.he
DCity Of New.York Notice hereby given pursuant 10
the provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
abscondng. concealed NONRESIDENT oeoor mat al 81
techeDt has Issued against The estate OF OF James MITCHELL
sesident OF jersey City il the State OF New Jersey and
Tia, the same Will be sold for the payment OF MS debts IN
he appear anc discharge attachment according 10
ice and Thai the payment Of any debts by
cents OF this State and the delivery TO his use OF
any property within this State belonging 10 him. and the
OF any such property b. MIN are forbidden by law
and are vaid Dated the 1871, dsv OF September, 1875
"a a,vem GEORGE BRADSHAW, Attorney
for Attaching Creditor 81 Johu-stree. New. York
~, - w.; 1-,.nciIo- ~ ,5s
CHANCEhi me Nlce-TnaHILoI VI .nG
=, -, w D., ti.,s, II
Peet and Edward Bsrrian Judgment ditors hill Mills
Beckwih. com lsinaIs' solicitors 6s Ws-s: \ y Ste
ph-n e. Pee whose place OF residence Il IN the City OF
New York and State OF New ors bit who Is absent there
from, and Herman Pee. who Is resident OF Lchned
in the State Of Connecticut are required appear In this
By the 25n day Of May The bill therein VII
he taken confessed against them Dated, New o!k,
p = 5 ;iii .. john ;s ESQ 5 g 5: :: p.
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6tationerp, &r.

TEMPLE OF HONCR.-Ths subscribers would in
form The members OF this order that they have hand
full OF all the Blank Books and Blank Forms
neatly printed ruled and bound 10 various sized books for
the different officers OF this order which they offer very
accommodating terms. FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
D2 Manufacturing sJs.ioners, II Msidenlane.
IVORY TABLETS, Poke, Wallets, Memorandum
hooks Chess Men, Bsc CANNON Boards Porcelain States
superior Gold Pens Penknves gold ard silver Pencils &c
In great variety allow prizes by
FRANCIS K LOUTREL Sisoner-
mo 2w - Maden-lane
ENYELopE> FOR LETTEhs;-A hne ss'ort
Imsut jus. made mp for use. under the new Postage
Law. They OF the strongest Post Office psper suitable
for steel pens, by R. C. ROOT co. Publishers,
lev cor. of Wsii-st- l52 p-srl-at.
'SHE POCKET EsCiITOIR-Beins small
elaborate covered with morocco, plsn superb-
ly Illuminated IS in. b. q n il deep.) uniting the er-
tire requison or the portable desk and conainng the
justly celebrates coin and Letter balance with pen-holder
application of inksand with India rubber stopper
see pens, letter and chequer seal memorandum tablet
and blotng card II inch measure India rubber % glH
medallion and other WATERS sticks OF ing wax
,spers Promeihesn lights being sucien; 10 seaSVO
letters, &c. For sale by JOHN J. BROWN 4 Gu.
rnlG l22 sGitnn--t near Nassau
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iDinbom 6hanes.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. sprue sl-Es-
most splendid Show Room for the accommodation of their
and having made arrangements win one q!
the celebrated houses in Paris they will be Receiving
every packet of the choicest designs, and will there
fore be enabled 10 supply their customers with SHADES oil
every pattern, kind or size.
Rhine in copies Of some Of the mos
celebrated Ancicn, and Modern Caherals in Europe be-
Gohcs of every kind. Landscapes in any quantity, from
The light any airy Moavan floating luxuriousy along the
quiet rippes romantic lake. the sombre efantesc
Lombardean, reposng the ruins OF gray stone ana
fallen tower
All our Shades are painted with the OF oil coors and
warrant them to wash and not TO curl or cracH Every
Shade bought of and not answering the recommends
ton will be cheerfully exchanged.
We have taken pains In selecting New Designs for
the express purpose of our retail
and they viii only have choice stock to select from,
at least 80 per cent Our facilities Tor executing or
ders be surpassed Persons by choosing their
views have them copied correctly
not TO be surpassed. Trimmings OF all kinds Shades
exhibited with the greatest pleasure.
Show Room so feet doep by p wide, ample space TO &C.
commodae at least 60 customers Ell one lime Store open
q, sunrise and closed al sunset
BARTOL & DE MAUNY Manufacturers and In
ms I'm rorers7 Sprucest. four doors from Nassau.
WINDOW SHADES, Ts.sels, Cord, &c..--The sub.
w scribers have opened AT No. SO Chatham street, New
York, one door from the corner Of Chamber, 9e. ex.
Shades consisting of every variety OF patterns and quality
10 be found either in Europe or America Prices we will
not mention; but from our facilities for anuiacturlng as
well as for importing we think we can safely defy compe-
utiop with the WORLD.
r. good aOsor,men, of Tasses Cord, &c will be kept
on hand.
Wholesale and retail purchasers respectfully invited
10 call and examine for themselves.
DUNCKER & BECKER.
New-Yors, Feb 18th, 1886. 27f lmeod'
ERESCH WINDOW SHADES whoesale-J c.
Woodford 1901 Broadway, has just received complete
assortment of Window Shades in every variety of style
Among them French Landscapes Gothic plain and Lhud
scapes French Vigne,tes plain and Scrolls Also, full
Landscapes.
N. B.-Merchsns buyog sell sgsin will be allowed
liberal discount Next door TO the OF Reade-s La
large Buildings milo
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IN big Sauonnak. from Sprannoh-A L Aylsintu q
Jameson, D Bothlck, and two in the steersge.
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I1ublir goupepanrss. or.
Il NIL y .i...s LINE II A " to AIs.a


MAIL LINE at " A. " to Aibsny IA
Re intermediates landings, a. FAR >. III
ice viii permit There IL good wh.eirr
frou any point the Hudson Albany and Ssges viii ~
10 reai1es to carry passengers teir destination Pa
sage - 80 through 10 Albany. Passage TO Newbrrys
81 So. Breakfast board th- boat Tho celebrated re
steamboat UTICA, Cap; T. n. Rulss leaves the pis
between Cortland and Liberty every morning a:
O'clock
All packages srt parcels Will be Landed a1y OF s "a
gu.r findings, provided they paid for he Ayerpk
ce and entered the freight list For passage or fs,,ht
sppy on board 10 P C SCHULTZ, TIE Office on ne
wharf lst
IT, NEw-YUKk AND ERIE ~
* ssassas.gESRAILROAD LlNE-w inter Ar. AS&
z ment-Or- Passenger line a101
sach way dally leaving NswYork and Midde.owu war,
morning. Sundays excep,edD a. o'clock.
Freight Barge wl leave New. York frou foot Of Duane
stTu-sdAy Thursiay and Saturday afternoons O'clock
Stages for Newburgh, ghkeepse, Hudson and Albany
leave Turner'S Depot upoI arrival OF passenger tsin.
Stages Tor SooIn,os our gh Monticello, Milford, Honesc1s
Csrbsndsie. Btnghsmton, Ow-go. &c. Sc lesve Mddls
Town, upon arrival OF Passenger train
For farther Information spp- ., The ONCE corner o;
OGsue and Wes; .,S