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Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

DISTRUST.-Of all the feelings of the hu-
NAH mind, distrust is the most treacherous in its
workings, the most insldious in IFS approaches,
and the least at the command of a generous ten
permanent. While doubt exists every thing may
be suspected; and nothing is said or done, with
out being subjected to the colorings and ~disligur.
ings of jealousy and apprehcnsions.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
WaGON MAI:1NG s. BLACKsMITgINIG.

CTONE & TANNER, having associated
- themselves together for TIE purpose of car
rying OH the WAGON, L.HRRLlGE MIX
ING and BL.iCK&UiTHEAG BUSINESS,
respectfully announce to the citizens Of Louisia-
la and the surrounding country, that they are
prepared 10 execute any order in their line, at
the shortest notice, and upon the most rcasona-
bic terms. They will keep constantly Oh hand,
at their new frame building, OH Georgia ST.,
west of the oh dftc@, Il good supply OF Wagons
and Carriages Of the best Materials. All work
lone by them will De warranted.
Louisiana. Juno lith, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

Passions are the gales Of fife; and it is our
part to take care that they do not rise into
a tempest.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

Running away with another mans wife i:
now called ''stealing female clothing" a:
decided at P~ittsburg.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

The proper duty Of C0mnSeL-O'Brien,
in treating of the duties of lawyers, says
'But a lawyer who being employed to coun-
sci and assist his %cliant, willingly, no law
compelling him, counsels and assists him
in that which is unjust, becomes before God
a partaker in his clients evil deed."-
"SOphistry liz argument, ~misquoting Of ca
ses, mis-stating of evidence, brow-bcatins
Of simple witnesses, and all other arts by
which truth is perverted or justice defeat
ed, should be regarded with adherence, as
lessons learned in the school of the father
of lies"
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

A Patent has been taken out for dispen-
sing with sewing in the manufacture of
shirts, collars, and linen articles. The pie
ces are fastened together by indiss Oluble
glue.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06

I'm Inch of TIime.-"Mllions of money
for an inch of time" cried Elizabeth the
grieved but vain and ambitious queen CT
England, on her dying bed. Unhappy wo
man, reclining upon a royal couch, with
ten thousand dresses in her wardrobe, a
kingdom upon which "the sun never sets,'
at her feet, all are now valueless, and she
shrieks in anguish and shrieks in vain for a
single inch of time.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-06
&. Porter.

'.91TOH.NTI .ITL,iiT, Bou'ing-Cnsn. 10.
Regularly attends the Circuit Courts Of Pile
Rails, Lincoln. Warren and Montgomery.
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BY our Overland Express.

MOBILE, Tuesday evening May Is, ls47
CorroN.-The market for the past three days has
presented very dull aspect with irregular and droop
ing prices The sales amount to 1900 bales-5OO on Sa
turday, 200 Monday, and 800 to-day-to effect which
holders submitted to decline Of about per h. The
closing rates this evening l0Xal0x for middling
This sudden turn Of the market Is attributed the
Of the private advlces per Caledonia Be that
may, there has been scarcely any demand and few
holders wishing to close lots submitted the
named above-ndeed, in some instances lower offers
have been made without finding purchasers.
EIcHAN0E.-The transactions Of the past three DAYS
have been quite limited and rates all points have de-
cned We quote sterling 4a5 prem: New 60 days 2a3
and sight hal dis. There Is heavy demand for New
Orleans funds but only very small be had
FREIcHT--To Liverpool nominal at 9-l6d. T6 coast
wise ports three engagements have been made since
last report ut Xc at which the market il firm
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TIE L e G n APHIC.
Markets.


BosToN, Tuesday Afternoon, May %, ls47.
The market for flour and grain was very firm and
sales Of Gencsee made at SO s7Sc 50; Southern
was also in good demand and sales made SO 25c Corn
with grain generally very firm; Northern yellow
round, commanded 81 csc; hat do 81 49, white do 81
TO- rye also in good request, with sales at 81 30
81 44-the supply was scarce Oats, Southern, are
worth 67c &c; and Northern canal csc TOO New
mess pork is worth SIT $751; and prime do $l4 sI4 5o
picked hams worth DC, and shoulders do exc 7c;
Southern and Western lard was worth 10 a lOk
Owing to some kind of interruption, we are without
reports by telegraph from Baltimore and Buffalo
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. BARRETT

BENEFIT OF Mr.. BARRETT
! be performed the comedy 81 the SCHOOL FOR SC n
b. 5as M w'f. ~ rs,sr
Dyou Lady Tesxie, Mrs. Hunt.
NJ Conclude With The drama Of THE ADOPTED CHILD
Boxes 81; Pa 50 cents; Gallery q cents
Doom open at ocock-ths pehormaaes will commence
RQGwEkY THEATRE-A w. JAcxsoN Propr1ssor- H.
~ SrkyINs, Stage Manager-On Wednesday Event ng
Boom Ed s s saSs s King LE A. Lea. Ne
rean, oswaS hsg.n, Mrs Madison; Gonerl. Mrs Ser
u TGsSssaSs with BRIAN BoRolHME-Bri.u Boroi h..
Enns Mr. ha SSnoShus Mr. Neafe; Elgiva, MIRA Wkins
RIs.. CIcle q cents; Pit and Gallery, l2s cent?
DooI. open al IN o'clock Performance commences asy}<
THE coMpi MNs NM4AnSNSS's st bNE,NvEE III r.
at the PARK THExTRE '"' evening OF FRIDAY June tth.
Tickets can be Obtained from member of the op.;,,s.
at the Box Ocsat which place only xssfs are - ~
cured. Boxes $2-Pit3 " ."
Hamilton Wal.. Th % hAsdn ay. E Em asy,
w. T.. Laight, Bache McEver.
Robert Emmett, Samuel b. Ruggles
OKden Honman, Beverly Robinson,
J. Prescott Hall, Geo. Washington Costsr.
penning Duer Beekman Fmlay,
Ns %si bioodsood. John T. SB Brigham.
Rob Ss ffyM SsxS'ld Mfr~i Ed +: Roy
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
John Stewart, Jr, H. @. I.s Roy,
Chas. A. Clinton, James Monroe,
Geo. L. Schuyler, Chas- l.. Livingston,
w. q: King, Delaney Kane.
66a%MG aalan !. "n'' Aisay Hamilton, Jr.
David Austen r, Lewis nj. Rutherford,
David {. Golden Anthony L. Robertson.
Chas Aug. Davis, Henry Breevoor
m1f ferr
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Political and Person oil


Judicial Convention for the sixth district met at
Greene on the Goth inst and nominated Hon. John C..
Clark Of Chemung Ben Johnson of Tompkns John NJ.
Parker of Tioga and John Wait Of Chenango for
tees of the Supreme Court.
Senior Atocha was at Cincinnati on the goth inst.
The Connecticut Legislature has rejected q proposed
amendment to the State Constitution striking the
word white'' out of that instrument, to place
negroes and whites on the same footing in regard to
suffrage. The vote stood ayes l42 to 6s nays-two-
thirds being required The time of holding the annual
State election has been changed from April to November
and the Legislature is hereafter to meet in December
instead Of May.
dinner was given by the citizens Of Memphis Tenn
on the 18th inst to Captain Hunter, the inventor
commander Of the u. s. steamer Allegheny The toast
which called out the Captain was
Our Guest Capt. Hunter-Inventor and Commander
Of the Aleghany-he has the distinguished honor of
giving the first practical demonstration of the ability of
the Mississippi valley to furnish effective navy to the
United States-the world will acknowledge ALSO
that he has furnished the true model for ships war
adapted to the best application for seam for naval pu
poses"
To which he replied in handsome terma
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Died.
On Tuesday morning. May 25, Mr. THOMAS PLurKET,
aged AZ years, native OF the town of Ardu Ireland
His friends, and the friends Of the family in general
are respectfully requested to attend his funeral his
late residence, No Centre Market Place. on Wednes
day afternoon, at haf-psst O'Clock.
On the Path inst, RosERT MARTIN aged &c years
His friends, those Of his family and Of his son In law
Dr. f. Gray respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj at hafpast O'Clock, p. NJ, Wednesday, the 10Th
May, from his late residence, No. 40 James street
On the morning Of the 25th inst, Ann LIpDLE, the
twin daughter of John d. and Mary Lddle their
sidencc, 1873 Canal street.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at O'Clock, r. NJ. this day.
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]. w. BROWN Ane.ion..-

HOUSE FURNishlSG G 3; 5AbSs', ION ia ss Ill
~ FURNITURE, &e@J; W BRO WIN will sell al auction
Thursday May a. at l0 O'clock Il2 Broadway large
invoice of valuable House Furnishing articles comn.
rich Plated Ware Tea Trays. Girandoes Solar LAMBS W.
fgerato Britannia Ware. fine ivory aud other Table en.r
with large variety Of other ARTICLES used in houssSeepas
mahogany Chairs Dressing Bureaus Work Tables Card and
Centre do rbe top Washsands Rocking Chairs Hair
Mattresses Brussels Carpets, &C. Catalogues ready
ma 2tssr
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, May 25-BP. M.


There has been material improvement in quotations
for stocks since yesterday and sales Of Ances to some
extent have been made. At the first board to- day
Treasury Notes went up per cent Illinois u, Pennsyl
vania Elves y, Farmers Loan Y, Harlem " Reading u
Ohio Skies, go fell OF per cent; Canton ~ Norwich
and Worcester Long Island and Erie scrip closed firm
at yesterdays prices.
At the second board, Indiana improved 4, Harlem a.
Reading q, prices current In the morning Fsrmers
fell of ~ and Norwich, and Long Island closed at prices
ruling at the first board The fancies are changing
hands very rapidly at the improvement in prices.
The Directors Of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company have resolved to increase the capital stock
equal to 80 per cent the present capital to
be distributed among the stockholders rataby rejecting
fractional parts.
The statement published few days since relative
to the traffic and receipts Of the Reading Railroad Co.
to tho LIST of May in each Of the past three seasons
should have been for i've months instead Of four We
annex the statement corrected
READING RAILROAD.
Receipts for mos ending. LIST May, ls4o saa2ooe 81
/" g issJ s sa'yos 90 90
Amount Of coal transported during Tons
Smonths ending: LIST May, Is4S l7a,ee4 1920
ls47 4l3,546 $40
Increase of receipts in ls47 over Is46 $l7iI62 20
Coal transp'd in AT over '46 1899 7-2O tons
Thisis official statement and u.s. therefore perfect
refutaton of those statements recently published Is
suing from other 1t appears by these returns
that the transportation charge ranges about the
same last year. while the increased tonnage gives
very handsome addition to the receipts.
The following table shows the received upon
merchandise shipped from East Albany, during the first
four months of the years upon the West
ern Railroad.
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L o Ratio TICKET.
SUPREME COURT.
Samuel Jones, John w. Edmonds
l.. 4. Hubert H. r. Edwards
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judges Oakley, Vanderpoel, and l.. H. Sanford.
COMMON PLEAS
The present occupants, Judges Ulshoeer; Ingrahsm,
and Daily
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
John McKeon, Esq.
The above ticket was nominated last evening at Tam
many Hall, after sharp contest
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A Card.
To Captain Edmund Funcl of the shln EN-

TO Captain Edmund Funck, OF the ship En-
terpseSr: We the Irish from to New
York by the above ship feel that should honestly
to justly ourselves leave shin
without offering in this public manner heartfelt
and thanks for kindness and
Aud we hereby IN this manee beg leave tender you
that much do appreciate your Kindness the
penority Of your vessel that shall lose Opportunity of
recommending friends Old Ireland who NAV cross
the Atlantic e secure possible, passage by your ship
nesssud attention ourselves.
In taking leave Of you respected sir We one all
wish happiness and prosperity and long may You
continue TO enjoy the same.
We remain sir, your most ob't servts.
Here follows a long list of names.
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From the Photographic Despatch Of the Philadelphia
Bulletin

. PITTsBURdH, May IS.
The water In the channel to-day is feet inches and
rising The receipt price Of flour may be quoted at So
70 to SO 81 There have been sales Of 1000 bbs at So so
this morning, but buyers numerous than sell
lers at these quotations In cotton there little move
ment fair supply il in first hands, and holders being
anxious to SELL prices have slightly given way Provi.
sions have not varied Oats 80 to 80 cents
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Indispensable articles so necessary to easy free and good
find the economical pen in The best
in the city is kept by w. Creation Co II Cedar
near the Post Oce and from their scale Of prices they
determined undene any other house in the city,
either wholesale retail No matter what be the style
pen wanted you find there aud what better STILL
from 2s TO 6s less in price than at other places.
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$2s,oa 60 1926 SO 5s,242 IT $500 IS ISs,47I "a
This shows increase for the first four months Of the
present year. the period in ls43 Of $l4o4
56over 1884, Of $l2lls4 s6-over ls4o Of $l0s229 OF
and over 1916, of $7s,27s SO.
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the con-
dtion Of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. on the sst of
March, in each of the past two years =
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onIf want first rate Gold Pen, cheap, try those that
j. Y SAVAGE, 90 Fulton street. is selling He has
them from ST. upwards, with silver pencils included We
suppose hat inform the public that pens
sold by Savage the cheapest and best the city
mistake the number 90 Fulton street.
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Fine Cutlery-The ssabscrlbers' assortment
embraces every possible pattern Of Pen Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife with large variety Of choice Razors,
which will be warranted to the purchaser Also Scissors
Nail Files, Tweezers, &c.
6. SAUNDERS < SON, 1T Broadway
few doors above Courtlandt ar
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How ImpOrtant-FOr the removal and per
maneut Of bilious complaints indigestion habua
scrofua impurities Of the blood pimples pustue
the face hereditary humors and all arising from an
inudciou of mercury the of safe and
esctus remedy and the of Dr. Woods sarsapara and
Sold wholesale aud retail by Wyatt Kechum l21 Fulton
street Az retail 1872 Broadway and 81 Blocker street N Y
frce u IN large Dotties "a 3teod
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$325l,480 GO $3,3N7l2 12
There appears to have been uniformity of move
ment in this institution In all the departments and
where increase has been realized in any department
in the liabilities corresponding increase has been real
lied in the balance department in the assets
The annual report Of the Bank Of Virginia exhibits a
reduction since April ls 1885, in the loans and dis
counts and an increase in the amount Of specie hand
The circulation remains about the same
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The Yankee Blade Is as highly polished and
of metl Rogers your Falsa
of lath l. well tempered and has fine edge; will
cicatriZe the wound Bangor Democrat.
The Blade has been enlarged feet' make
for the queeest notions and ancie that filled
Ymkees head which Mathews submits weekly large
pumbsr Of the of ibid For sale by A.
FUTILE * Co, ilG Nassau street, New York.
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Portable Dressing Cases, I'm all that the name
imports compact and complete each article contained there
being Of the hes. qsaty and of,ze convenient
sufficient in itself TO recommend il, for sale
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
opposite Howard Hotel.
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Costar lIatters, No 1856 Broadway will introduce on
Summer HATS
y z. VII present 10 the public new and unique style
White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting and ura
by with ghncss and comfort TO the wearer flushed and
trimmed IN a new aud elegant manner. 49,
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Cans for Gents, Yopbs
and chiidfen. noG =,
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L.ary s Co.-summer Hat 1s47. OF ROCKY

Mountain Silyery Beaver without will be introduced
saturday, the 10Th and sold for the
their standard price An adequate supply Of the material
obtained under peculiar and their
in manufacture, enable Co present their
and the public generally the above article that which has
before been offered the price this any other
ounfrv
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DANIEL SWEENY,
(Ldte III Ann street. Mem York. \

IN ENJOYED TO &C CHATHAM sTREET-The under.
signed at the approach of the travelling season. deems
necessary TO appse those who not be Of the fact
that IN order TO- extend ms BUSINESS well his limits Of
few doors Chambers; and nearly opposite Duane where he
one but IN extent comfort and anes surpassed by
me city The enlargement Of his sphere been demanded
by the reasng OF the pubc his oca
ton has been seeced centra position for citizens well
strangers He therefore socits the Of the public
both resident and transient TO bis position where they
VIII md not only The substantial elements of life
pustion he enjoys and which he is determined
tain.
As the above the only establishment he either owas or
IN manner nomnsly otherwise connected WITH he
hopes his friends and the public will that this is the
only saloon of the undersigned, and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
Chatham street.
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nAGUERREOTY PES.-As "discoverie and improve.
~ ments" are the order Of the day.
bach artist CLAIMS that his work ought carry the full way,
So WALSH has Process Of course the very best
Mthe Bowery, III, ycs-tiere they stand the test.
But Drag and folly put aside his work inspection
Ihcn judges will decide his is fine collection.
Now making his take Thousands MORE
lie still " hangs his banner the sugar store.
m26 N2awsJe III BOWERY, near Broome.
A CARD.-GEO MONTGOMERY respectfully takes
notice his ends public gensaI that he is
prepared furnish all orders that he be favored
for Salt Beef Pork Tongues. &C. in every variety Of quality
and package at the shortest notice and the most reasonable
terms Also. that he will attend TO the purchase and sales
produce generally and he that having the advantage
many experience the business together with the
f presenting the following highly respectable references that
ne VIII be entitled 70 receive share OF Patronage.
N Orders left ut No. III Front street. win be prompt
ateuded and liberal advances made
10 be sold or exchanged.
RrFsREvcgs
t,rinnsl Mintum Co. Chas. II. Marshall, Esq.
n, l. q Q Gnswold Anaiony Barclay, Esq
woodruff Minturn VIM. Diwson ESQ.
Maitland, Phelps & Co., David =. Kennedy, Esq
Taylor Merrill. George T.Trimble Esq.
BENZ. DeForest X Co. Adm Richards, Esq.
A. II '6ba;d s1Co. Thos w Douglass, E.a..
m2t It-f
VELLERs, containing description Of each State he
cites principal towns and watering places the railroad and
stete ,utcs price Of fare, Sc embeshed with a5 highly
hDshed aud of the United States
just published and Tor SALE whoessie and retail, by
my2s gawlm-r l22 Broadway, corner Cedar At.
CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, 1917 Fulton
~ street. TOR PAPER Hangings, Window Shades, also manu-
acturer Of French Galvanized Spring Hair and other Mat
resss Bedding &c Ship and steamboat cabins and tells
my@r ie<k Fulton xrvsI
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VNlMOLAT's SULPHUR BATHS, 3a7, Pearl street ne,
= Broadway-For the cure of rheumatism Salt Rh.un
EruptIons OF the Skin, Palsy, Colds, &c. &c. Sc '"'
~, m NEW YoRK, April Is. ig47

SIN II feel It my duty TO return Won nv mos, .;..
anS Tor te ben,t my daughter received from your Sulphur
bahs she was afflicted for years with rhcatic mains
aud general debility and in fact had no use of her limbs bni
va, OBLIGED to be carried required Every
u hh we prescribed by two eminent physicians was tried
out 20 no effect and gave hope seeing her walk
ST., pu being ADVISED by frcnd induced try the
onpu baths and now have the satisfaction 10 say
ae, skng npmb,r she i perfectly cured and shall be
most happy and willing at all times give any further particu.
lars to those that you may think properto referto
Yours, respectfully,
mig 1Nsrc '''' WV ,ssip 49,. .,...,
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want Of fine wig before leaving town and one
suited to the summer season. would advise Won 10 ca
and cyamlne we new style 0fwiEs toupecs
By Gilbert and Fletcher practical hair dresers and WIG
Nc, io Broadway, opposite the Howard hotel 10 vosrs
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rried.

Mn rried,
At Grace Church, on Thursday morning, by the Rev.
DR.. Taylor, Henry ANTHONY WALpBURG, second son of
Anthony Barclay, ESQ., her Majesty's Consul to CoRNE-
SMYrH, daughter Of Walter Cochrane, Esq
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of such friendly the above object will be held at
Clinton Hall this evening to hear the report Of the committee
appointed the last and adopt plan the ne
manert establishment Of the Institute.
Wednesday, MAY 49, s. ANDREWS
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GentIemcn's Pearl straw Hots-A nav .r,,-

Gle ant new III Broadway prepared
with s usual extensive assortment of Gents aud Boys
Hats Of desirable STYLE which he invites the at
tcnton Of the public.
AMIDON, Halter, 1T Broadway.
N. B-A fresh importation Of Paris Hats Just received
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A GA!RD-DR HoLLICK begs TO announce that in com
Pance with numerous solicitations, he will remain IN
9rk Tor some time and introduce into practice those
hen alu mportnt agents aud principles explained ~ his
from 10 4. NJ ell sPM NJ, m2a 1T
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The Piumbe Na11onal Dagexrean Gallery, on
the upper corner OF Broadw.y and Murray has
The which have been made al this es-
tabhmen excel by far thing that hs: been made in
this magic careful examination will convince the
penuous that much the cheapest purchase good pic
ture, instead Of poor one
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.

NO. B DEFY STREET.
SANDS SCOTT has removed to No. 81 Dey street Tho
street Of his former success and has opened splendid
place where he will serve Dinners, &c. his old STYLE
variety of hot Dinners will be given each day from IL till
g. Of every description his old price Of One Shilling and no
additional charge for small bread, butter,
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar and
the best favored Cigars.
He will be happy his old friends and respectfully So
licts the patronage Of the public in general
Steaks, Chops, Cold Cuts, Poached Eggs Rarebts Tea
Coffee &c, any time until IL Pm.
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York papers. as Imsc
7 DUGAN AND BROTHERS, sLATERs43s Broome
LIZ street Of Broadway New York. new Roofs put
IN the best old Roofs repaired tight
Orders received a the above place aud Mr. p Clak
Henry street, will be Puncualy attended To- m3 imsc
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"A MONTREAL CANADA-TO LET-A spacious
E newly constructed Hotel nearly finished situated in
treaI the Custom House Square, overlooking the wharf
commanding beautiful view OF the River st. Lawrence
Island Of ST. Helens and the shipping The river
land ~ the immediate vicinity and i the first hotel Of
stone in the best style Of modern and the
interior will be found all the details Of extern
sye establishment including spacious Dining Room Parlor
and Sitting Rooms, with forty-fye Bed Rooms. and every
other requisite of domestic comfort.
Montreal, May &c, 1847. WILLIAM DOW.
M