davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

SURPRISE or A DErAguMENT.-A pas.
senget on the M6ry kiagslahd has furnish.
cd us with the following information /; Just
as the vessel was about 10 leave Veta Cruz
on Thursday last, an express arrived ntbe
city with the intelligence that a detach.
ment Of our tfo0ps stationed nj Santa Fe,
a post about sixteen miles off, had been
suddenly attacked by II band Of iadroaes,
or guerilla robbers. Three of our men
were killed, four wounded, and one taken
prisoner. Capt Walker, the renowned
Texan Ranger, immediately set off lotihat
spot, TO learn particulars, and try to over.
take the fetocious assailants. The Warv
kingsiaRd took down two hundred men
and Que hundred and three horses the lat.
ter were landed without the slightest ubra-
sion Of the skin eyen--in splendid condi-
ton. She made the passage in eighty
hours running time, exclusive of ~stoppages,
reaching the Soutb-wes Pass At 81 p. NJ.
Monday evening.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

yotprrFhas.-Ws learn that Major
Fowler IA increasing his company ofdra-
goons and expects shortly to leave for the
saat Of war, Lieut., Blackburn has enlis=
tad about thirty men 10 bayou Sara for The
regular service, and Capt. Il, g. Deal
late pfthls town, Is recruiting Ia New Or
Iabtts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
1917.
s: 2. STICKNEY

@ANa@a AA@AAA@D
Equestrian Troupe and Splendid Stud Of
WE'LL LEARNED HORSES
Are now about commencing their summer
course. Having played at New Orleans
and Mobile TO crowded houses and appear
ed before the most respectable families of
the two cities "fr the last SIX months
where their performances have been re.
ceiVed with shouts applause, and every mark
Of attention from the press. The Mana
ger having engaged the BEDOUIN ARAB
FAMILY and French cask rolling per.
former, TO give the most astonishing and
pleasing entertainment ever offered.
9For other particulars see large and
small bills
TO BE EXHIBITED At Baton Rouge
ON Tuesday and Wednesday LIST & End
june.
ADMTTTANCE 5Oceuas child
reH half price.
MANAGER PROPRIETOR s. P. srEcKNrT.
Equestrian Director. wv. ]. SIXTH.
Riding Master !. z. SHAY.
Clowns WoRKEEL & DsvHnE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

HURRICANE most vielbnt hurricane
pissed and fepassed over Madison. Ia. On
the Ist inst. II passed first fr6m The south.
west and returned from the nor invest. A
number Of houses were anf66fsd and 9th.
efwise injured, and one 6f TIVE we're blown
down. A Mrs. M6Kes vas instantly Kill
led, and one Of her daughters had both IF
her legs BROKEN. The stsepi8 Of the Fist
Presbyterian Church was 50 much injured
that II vii probably have to be Fseonstrue.
tod.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

UNtauE ScouNR' RrnsM.--A young la
dy was robbed at u boarding house in Bos.
ton Of SsA, aud bills 10 the amount of
$4,000. A day or two afterwards she re-
cetyed the following note, from. which il
appears that Che Thief was a conscientious
business man who merely took the money
because it was neodfdl, aud with the best
intentions in the world 10 himself,
Enclosed send you your noics and pa.
pers contained IN your wallet which was
taken on Saturday, as they are Of no value
to any n but yourself The money |
keep but only as a loan--6r 1t shall be re.
turned at some future day-with interest al
the rate of 5 cents on the dollar. (The
mean spirited scamp, to offer one per cent
less than legal interest.) Necessity and
want drove me 10 the act, and moi my be-
ing accustomed 10 sucia acts Of guilt aud
depravity.-Money hes been very scarce.
committed The rash act, fer which
may God forgive me lie does not seem 10
think the LADY, pardon Of any conse-
qnence.l But fear not YOU shall be paid
ia flll for your loss, aad .or your damage
and troahle-and LIST you shouldfear ! do
not mean what | say,J enclose 90, which
Is about the interest lor the NEXT Six months
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

DhAfH % a Dtpt6MAftsT-The Jour.
mi dss Debats, announces the death, hi
Munich, on the $50 ut, Of Baron Atsza
andef lie Ceti9, one II the most distinguish.
cd diplonatists Of The presen oenory, in
the seventt-seeond Jsar Of bis age. The
baron De Cetto was born ii Wurzbua, If
q family which had shisratsd from rus.
eaby lie represented fae ~tayariaa g,y4
eminent 1T all the courts Of Et6ps, AMI i
vas he who signed, on Tie part + Bayat,
the treaty concluded IN London he 7h E
May, 1889, between Francs aud Eng ~
Russia and Bavaria, end by which gtino'
Ohio, The youngest son Of Louis | was
chosen King Of Gteeee.AMereprH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

t,pcFrHF or ri4B Hon, CHAsl GAYARH6.
The learned and eloquent crater above
named, who eourleobsly aeeeded 10 the re-
quest ofthe managers ofthe Baton Rouge
Lyeeum. delivered Oh The evening Of Wed
nesday Last, al enlightened exposition on
the subject of "the Poetry Of Louisiana. .
The spirited manner In which the Lit
crazy Stars of tho State, have come for.
ward 70 shed the brightest rays Of their
intellectual accomplishments upon the ca.
ger and admiring audiences attracted 70
the Lecture room, viii for ever be remem.
bered,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

MoRstga-5aered morning ! The dew
feYiges tbs flowers. and heals tbe hearts Of
mtul Thy STAR L. the pole stun Of Our
wandering, tenpszt.1riven fantasies; and It's
cool beams lead the eye which has been
wandering after It's own speekles, to D.
fixed aud steady light.
The tasrning was Ike that after 4 night
Of dancing, when ono can do nothing but
dream, when oil must be e'ntIe, even Joy
Itself. Evening songs only can be listen.
ed to in such d morning; and Il veil, but q
transparent one, bright colored, IL drawn
over and softens all the sights and sounds
Of earth,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
AnytaH,-weHld i man wish 10 6dbnd

ApYt6B.-W9tl d man wish 70 6flbnd
lis friends 7-iel him give them advice.
Would a lover know the snrest method
BY which to Use his mistress f-let him Of
fer advice.
IL shot, are we DESTROYS U be universal
II hated, avoided end j sPi=ad, the meats
afe always In our power. We have but 10
ADVISE, and the consequences arc infalli.
BILE.
The friendship Of two young ladies',
though apparently founded on The rock OF
eternal attachment; terminated IN the fol-
lowing manner my sweet girl, do not
think your figure we'll suited for dancing !
and III d sincere friend Of yours, | advise
ven to refrain from 1t in future The
other, naturally eff eted by such d MAf# d
sincerity, replied, n feel very much ohlig-
cd to yoti, my dear, for your AbvteE this
proof Of your friendship demands some re-.
turn | would sincerely recommend you to
~rsliHduish your singing. rs Some Of yeut
upper noles resemble the mel6di6tis
s1aeakiHg Of the feline race"
The AbvteF Of neither was followed
the one continued 10 sing, and The other ts
danes=and they never after met, but IL
enemies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

IT. The members Of the Baton Rouge Iy-
teum DESTROYS ot obtaining impo 10 Vt news, in
conneSion with Che prosperity Of the lyeeum.
will learn something 10 their advantage by
calling OH Mr. q, A, pike,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

trrroG w. II, MtGtadder will lecture be.
Gore the byeeuw, on Friday next, Subject,
,'Fhe Intellectual man.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
IL,AlHg M n

pfeR and after this date we shall ihFafiab'f
elatge rs follows. ,i IL al.
Fof oH9 ys''S NIB 90
Fatlee n. .aai4,tta, gf tis vuaf q 90
nat tts ts' sa,t sg6 nor ypar, 20 90
l,ay gets. Merchants Il D. tors cards
per Fett
: Advertising per square, 10 lipess e
constitute 4 sdtiate. one Insertions w
iiagh subsequent Insertion ~
Announcing candidate for public Office
IN subscriber. J W.
Ata6bBpinu do lhBt-sufsGftbHt0 8 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

LstHuM bRGfBRFs.=Oh Friday evening
nflast week, the Rev. d., Scott Of New
Orleans. delivered d lecture before a nt=
mefous and respectable audience in the
Methodist Chapel, the use of which Is
kindly granted 10 the f~attons Of the byoe.
un, ttis subject was the "Histofy Of Civ.
Il Liberty" and the clear and intelligent
views ettha Reverend Gentleman we're
listened 10 with much interest and watmly
appl auded.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

AueibfFF=An accident happened III
the lower part IF our parish OF Sunday last,
which should make persons cautious how
thef handle 81 carry Hire arms,
mr.. Chopin son Of Capt Paul Chopin
had The misfortune, while carrying his gun
an his shoulder with the stock IN the rear
and Che barrels Ii his hand directed before
bin to discharge his gun, and part Of The
contents. Eve bueksh0t. penetrated The side
ofa Negro man belonging TO Mrs, Widow
rergus Duplanlief, who WAS distant about
twenty PAGES, Mr.. g. supposes that e
branch Of a tree caught the trigger hs he
walked along IN company with several
hunters, The negro we are informed Il
likely 90 survive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

enemies.
bounty Lanas 10 5otdi6fs-T'be follow.
ing are the main points efths late law res
peetihg bounty lands to soliiersi
let. Those are entitled to Il warrant
for 100 acres Of land who have served
tWHlvs months, and havs been h5n6fably
discharged of who have been discharged
on account Of wounds 0f sickness . Ifaay
killed in the service, the right shutss 10
bis heirs At law.
ID. Any sails Of right to this bounty
bsf8fB the warrant be issued, IL null and
v6id!h6f can thBlahd be- taken for any debts
| incurred previous to issuing the warrant
3D. Il the applicant prefers IL he can
havg instead II q warrant for 100 acres Of
land y. States script issued to him, 10 The
amount Of one hundred dollars; The script
bearing interest IT siy per cent.
The Courier ID MatseiIlas Of the 80th
ult. contains the following 'Ifhe tuGhta
Don Enrique, brother Of the King Of Spain,
who arrived on Saturday morning, at Mar
settles, intended to %s9j6lrn some tims IN
6tf city, for be had hired, for II month, an
apartment III the Hotel Beauveaa, In Tbs
! course Of that day he was visited by Lieut..
Gensral Haatpoul, by tbs prsfegt Of The
department, and the Consul Of Spain and
the cordial reception he had experienced
confirmed him IN his resolution 10 pr6l6Bg
bis stay at Mafssillss. 4 diplomatic de-
%eisi6n. however, SCOT upset all his projects.
r. the great establishment If every body
tbs Enianta was Immediately ofdsfed to
quit Marseilss aud France. The order,
which 10 doubt, reached by the telegraph,
was hotifedte him at ulghtfall, with 81 III.
junction to depart before day, for Nice, and
then proceed to Naples. At 4 o'clock On
Sunday morning IL p6sfGhaise arrived ri
the gate Of tha IEotal BeaugeafG and tbs
Prince, without giving any explanation.
to1t his deparlufg for the Slfdihian
+ Stafps.'
The New York herald., 1847-12-27
Died.


On the 25th lust, at his house. stapeton, Staten
Island. Mr. SAMUEL BENNETT, paint manufacturer ages
60 years.
His friends the friends of the mily are re.
spectuly requested to attend the funeral without fur
ther invitation, which will take place from his late resi-
dence at Stapletop Staten leland, Tuesday, 2sth
inst at O'Clock, P NJ.
On Saturday m orning the 25lh inst, Mrs MARTHA
FEERIN. consort Of Freeman Ferrin, aged Al years
and III months
The friends her husband and Of his law
Danl. Taylor, also of his nephews, Saml L and Jo-
seph Webster respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral this Monday afternoon at O'clock from her
late residence, 100 West Broadway.
063- Boston papers please copy
lin ss ELIZA wife of William Prall aged 90 years
The friends Of he family, and the members Of the diff
ferent Orders to which he is attached Invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from l29
White at
On Tuesday, the 2lst inst after q lingering illness
Mrs HANNAH widow Of the late Captain Eliab Sturte
want, of this city, aged so years
The friends and acquantauces Of the family, with
those Of her son Seth, and her son-iulsw DR. G. Ar
cher respectfully invited to attend her funera from
All Saints Church, in Henry street this (Mondsy at
ternoou, at u past 8, where services will be per-
formed, without further invitation
On Sunday 26th inst. FRANCES MALvINA daughter Of
Jetse and Ann Brush in the 7tb wear Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family requested
to attend the funeral this 1onday) afternoon, at o.
clock from 1876 Church street, without further Invita-
ton.
On Satur lay evening 25th inst after a short illness
in the Beth year OF his Mr. HENRY HORSEPOWER of
Liverpool late second officer Of the packet ship Patrick
Henry
05y- Liverpool papers please copy.
Suddenly, on Saturday night the 25th inst, Mrs.
MARIA SHATzEL (relfct OF Mr.. Jacob Shazs deceased
in the 6Sh ear OF her age.
The rslatves and friends Of the family and those OF
her brother Christopher Heser respectfully invited
Hubert street, Tuesday afternoon the 2sth inst
O'Clock
The New York herald., 1847-12-27
Arrival OF Strangers.
SUNDAY, Dec, 26.

SUNDAY, Dec a6.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Julien Way, s A; Ingaes, UsA.
AsToR HOUSE.
A Bosworth. NeT otesn'; Mr. Kir.chfsld n Y; L Me.
nck, Converse. Poor, Boston; Mr. Montgomery, " Mr.
Ws@ Londoa Ie Dc nds Mexico
phens. Philadellhia
Miss Th0rne Nsw & York; Mr. and Ms Joseph Rat'srsby
ton passengers by steamer HibeTnis
CLINTON HOTEL.
M9neneS,el cHp, Kellg prps,denee: Geo toekwaod
n ''PF ai%s Dr. III f. Ho
necteut
P Williams stos,ngon Spencer Pawtuckc,; Hi
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Miss Pavish, New York; MISS Hale Boston.
HOWARD HOTEL.
M' So i'i@ Ssm Gss? G o
Willenstt.
JUpsoN's HOTEL.
II Elliott. 4 u Curtis, Nashville.
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
slus'sFS Why G p,,.un lyman ns%; Brpsiy pslr
q o:sood, Neg Yori; Il " Adams. Us (; H, Vol
!STs A'f h.. NsISSH ss"3H hiv.E hiSP
Ta.;yi Sg9af'es tTsS stsaS sT Ha%says
P R R,sdiot a; ,ham a'T'2[d Ts,ss p:...
Mr. Hall WIN tom Mr. smith Bosion; s%s,a So
Vspg, Vss Pi pyseT IT, Eew n ", %s D9vg'
Nantucket; Thornton
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
w Denning and son, Counecticut
NATIONAL. HOTEL.
Shepard " !: Il Smith, q Ii Dennope Ii Bergons VII.
li,mpot; Willard, Jones' Philadelphis Eddv Chas
B'own J; Morse. Bostou; Ferro, Cansjoh w
Ferdo II II Ferdo, Piermont; l. smith, New Haven.
NORTHERN HOTEL
WB Denny; Winy. A Harrison C Cox j: r Gro
codie reland IL Thompson, Poit Rush; Reynolds New
York; Gogen, Uuca; T Olcou Newark; q Smith, Free
hold; Sig A Biigaldi SIX M H. Gori, Astoria.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Bay, Albany; Mr. and Mrs Sammons Montgomery, N Y
TAMMANY HALL
J W HoTSrd, Sing Sing; w T Pratt, 4 Prltt, New Ha
London; a Aibsrtscn, N Y; G Tiffany Utica.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
q psboll, VIM London. l. Horton Boston: L w Mar
,aqIi SrW Brighton; Erwin. Conn; " Barber Belvilie
~ u hei,y boston; r. X Cobura Patterson, 8 o msted
Conni Ferry shipsbpta: u Urea, Bo,ton; 8 Kent
Goan; Bs9gn @ ionoo TT Fitch, New Haven; Gair.tt
y, ksntpsky; 2 Werner, tisdnssm; v BrGesI.et
Brown end sdX Brdgep2Tt Wheeler Conn; Cspt Hsgen
Coiey Neg H'yen w Clark North,mgton; A Keys.
burs; Storms, Berford Bryson Conn; Carey Had.
dan; JMcIutfe, Weston q Loyeland Berlin a Hubbard
Conn
WESTERN HOTEL.
j Palmer Boston; Snow VI st'ang, Morris Phil.
delphia Dearborn, Massachusetts Copway, Washing.
The New York herald., 1847-12-27

parties regulating the movements Of the precious metals
possess prices Is tremsndous
That the drain Of bullion from this country for Eng
land viii continue, We have not the slightest doubt
it wanted In Lsndon for several important and vital
reasons 1t is however not much wanted there, a.
Its absence from this country is for the pur
pose Of placing the financial power In the hands Of Lon
don bankers and specuator five could hold on to our
specie prices would not be easily depressed and their
object to the only support upon which prices
Ia sustained.
In dra wing specie from country like this 1t would be
ruinous to the manufacturers of Europe to have the
drain continued long 60 too far The markets Of
this country too important to the manufacturers Of
Great Britain to be completely destroyed, and therefore
great should be taken oyerstep the limits Of
safety.
Commercial affairs in this country never were In bet
ter position to stand drain OF bullion. Individual
credits not dangerously expanded, although bank
credits in dsn gerous position. The immense
amount Of specie received in this country, the past
year found its way into the hands of the people, and
kept in circulation among tho consuming classes It
does find its way into the bank In lines past but
has improved the general currency OF the country very
materially The banks have increased their paper issues
without having corresponding extent the
specie hand Individual credits have improved while
bank credits have deprecsed individuals therefore
in better posiition to meet revu-on than the banks
and In fact the revulsion will bs confined almost entirely
to the banking institutions Of the country 1t will at
all events commence with them and PROBABLY through
them reach all other classes 1t s not only the drain Of
specie for shipment to Europe which the banks have TO
meet but Il Ia the demand from the for specie
send Mexico and this drain will prove dsas-
trous than that for Europe Specie going from
country TO another for the regulation Of exchanges
any other commercial operation has but temporary
effect; but demand for specie to send into another
country, to meet the expenditures Of Of invasop
is much wealth drawn from u.s. the value received
is consumed without giving anything in return. 1t is
all outgo and income 1t is actually withdrawn from
The channels Of trade and tends much to restrict
commercial operations II is true that the Mexican var
does not directly derange commerce. destroy the
property OF citizens but steadily ssps the country
its only recognised evidence Of wealth. without irving
the sehtest equiv alent In return. drain Of twenty
to TWEEN five millions of dollars In specie. per annum
will leave banks in position than they
were In 1887 This propose to demonstrate conclu
sivey There is no way to avoid the result then real
lied.
The New York herald., 1847-12-27
Passengers Arrived.

L,vERpooL--Seamship Hibema-For Boson-Mr Buffers
by and lady Mr. ourder Mr. Suen Nr Vibert aud lady,
Ir rnu,son and M,s ThuIston Major Sir Ale.s.d.r
lyme Babcock Poue Frank Begss PgRo,t. Stevens Jep'
kins, Stohm, TYLER. Wagner, Charles leo, Buck
s, James Wray Thus on Dwight, Jr sloane W SaMLey
ied somer Blegdom Butterf-lI set,on, Walter Val,
Hip H.nry ssnal. ssnat, Gsdel Munice Fred Dun
Hardie Peck. Montgomery Eunard Rice Morris. Doug
LIS, Kelsey DIury, CogS III! W Hsia, Charles MIL
ageMr Jol.ey, Capt Cooper, MIR Ashwell, Mr. Hol-
and--4.
From difax Boston-Mss Hopkins, Miss Jacobs and
friend. MessIs Robert smith, l. Brackett, M Atherton
Chambers Williams Paterson-9
The New York herald., 1847-12-27

CH.RLEsToN-Bark Edward-9J cks hf do rice II Leve
rich 81 do Brown, De Rosstt co50 do 6oodhue co-50
Te,t,n CO. so do bae wool spnsue Rob,nson & co-s2
bsl.sysrn Il ID NJ St,bbins-26 do W Mott Jr75o Empty
bbls q wobinsnn2 bales snake Wheel wright
uunk M TlesonleO bags corn 90 do wheat q II Wood
rnM fl % chs e a order.
The New York herald., 1847-12-27

II receiyeda aplendd assortment Of Gentlemeps Fancy
OF plain black figured silk and satin Cravats and Scs
suspendes Gloves essing Robes Purses, Wallets feIfu
Under Garments &c OF hi. manufacture comprising
largest Of umi.hng goods to
237 Broadway. corner of Park Place. dl8 Ht"r
u OR THE HOLIDAYS-Persons intending to celebrate
French Cordial. Of most quality impoTed by II
GOSSI Co. No q Ann street. Such Vaulli Anisette
Curacao Eau de Noyaux Fersico. etc Also Cadinal and
Bchop pleasant beverage made of French and Rhe
n sh wines Punch Syrup, which makes the st delicious
that he made without uble also the ces-
b1Gsd p M ssman Bitter have for
and Judge for yourselves H GOSSI Co. 81 Ann St Con-
tany hand well stock Of all the above Cordas
Win and Cologne Water. d21 Ht*rc
GkEAT BARGAINS in India shawls and scaris; also
" Canton Crane ShawIs of dSscrption, at
due d prices at JAMES BECK & Co., $50 Broadway.
dI0 cod till Jan lr
The New York herald., 1847-12-27
.JqSI,r, PUBLISH. .DIA GREAT NATIONAL l., PIC. p;

TURF pyl whsh iSonld a9n fyfy Les.davs oad
& @ SV rD %.ST of all The The .ss % h.
2sby % inches and be scot by express BY mail
~ soH';
sSS Ss s hSGa ssa:Hs nSw wSS w
the Deear1to, Of Independence and The Coo%bs Gahans
pa Every Span % ad
ai fsf m as'
SUNDAY SCHOOL .CELEBRATION--Tse -s,bOah
Grand d'sG ss Th.
Duets. solos, &C. Ticket.
Cnildrce half pt'ee " d27 Lt-Ih
HE GEy pE scoMEsBY e Ergsnd On a..
S LGSfTsEs asd 1 on a. is ss% 7s
faegs
operspn of the Gigantic Tee'copss Of the rSr of Rose"
pu,ics Of examining III. Of and viewing
H ss Ct M ssa the
& @ osdmsS asG Of Mr. a' Ss o
NgW YgAas DAY-rICKLND 0YsTEKs-PlC::
70 SR % i. Nsw
ar should be e,dy above. daI st.Ic
90 AND 81 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH HATS, FOR
sIs GEPos 'Sf'y wss
coaer of Broadway, entrance White street the
son the hod AMI wishing settle her BUSINESS invites
the ladles oil New York 10 whit her establishment.
III UDoON RIVER HOTEL. corner Wet Hoboken
IL streets, opposite Canal street ferry This commodous
house has been fitted and furnished and open for
transient and stady horaeIs This hou'e commands fine
view Of haroor and bay o New York also the Jersey shore
mcud Jersey City and Hoboken The bar will be f nsh
ed with The best OF wines, &c Sc Those in of quiet
home good fare and moderate charges will sve this house
call hose who wish single without board be
commod,ted d23 l2t-re
TO LsT-Rooms and Offices, with all the improve
OF Croton Water kc calculated for
the I'd and Sd stories Of the newly epsid building
No "a Fulton ST.. Apply TO Messs. Bauer Bodcn in the
building, or BROWN, BROTHERS & CO., 50 Wall st.
! f2twSrc
! EUKNIsHED KOUMS.-severai single bedded healthy
rooms with pr,tes-bre kast and II reaured-wh
respec Englh far Ivy For cleanliness comfort they
cahuot rxfeed 10 this city. Warm and cold host and
sho baths for the Of the occupant, spply MRS
MEDHURsT 5ti Houston IT., one block from Broadway.
$40 l2t.r
| NN EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
w SlGNSThess letters remarkable for durability snd
liaacY OF the gliding urequaed b. any other article
the oityvhich bnancy warranted to stand exposure
TO the weather. Tney also japanncd TO any color that
t- desired Orders len s IoreS, Rssbss Co.'S 40 Fultoi
er' will be e,tf-cst TO- TIE rrtEeThp h,I7to!cs e ysS
b.!M,.. Mssh,ra Scott was discivsd or the M July
| b.P MElNHAHDT. all III