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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-06

MEXICAN PRrvArEBRs AT sEA.-The N York
Commercial Advertiser has received The follow.
ing important notification, from the London
Correspondent OF the Daily Commercial List.
1t lie dated.
LONDON, JAN. 10 1847.
Three priVateers sailed from the port Of on.
a0n on the 18th of January, l847 They are
british ships but have been renamed according
to Spanish regulations, and they carry letters
OF marque. The name are as follows:
Reina de Castillo, Capt. Moody, 2I4 tons, 20
men.
Sebastian del Cabotcapt, Smith, 3 tons, 2lSO
men.
Magallanes, Capt. Nash 1853 tons, 90 men.
These three vessels cleared out at the port
Of London for Manila, but are really for priva-
teering on the broad Atlantic.
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NorIcE.- No proof Of publication will here
after be gwen until the advertisement is paid
FOR.
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M~AssATHvsEgrs y. s sEEAroa We learn
that shs Legislature Of Massachusetts, now IN
session, has re-Blectad JOHN DAvlst to the Uni,.
"a States Senate, W four years from tie 4th 81
March nsxi.
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LIEUT.. Coz. BENroN-The following commu.
@nieation published In a late number ofthe St.
Louis Republican, lie conclusive evidence that
Benton was an officer in the army during the
last war.
"some doubts having been expressed wheth-
er Mr.. Benton ever was a Lieut.. Col. in the
regular army and examination of The records
OF the United States Court in St. Louis, placed
the matter at rest. After the peace, an action
was commenced by the United States against
Lieut.. Colonel Thomas H, Benton. for the re-
covery of a considerable sum of money, placed
in his hands during the war, as superintendent
OF the recruiting service, which money he
had applied to his private use; Judgment was
rendered against him for several thousand dol
lars as any one may see who chooses to ex-
anime the record. MI. Benton stated the truth
then, when he says he was Lieut.. Colonel in
the y. 5. army. AT period too, when those
small Try Gaines, Scott and Taylor, were fight
ing at Erie and Niagara, he was recruiting
somewhere in Tennessee, and had plenty of
Uncle Sans money in husbands.
JOHN GRUR -
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There aFs two sides % every thing, except
sAs religion IF hypoerle, and .hut isall Ous-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-06

- NNAe
r. ]. WALKER AND HIS SECRET INSPECTORS.
In proceedings Of Congress of 18th inst, Mr..
Rathbun, (demOcrat) of New York, rose and
stated that on the 9Th December last he had Of
tered a resolution which was passed calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury, to know wheth-
er secret inspectors Of the customs had not
been appointed and that Mr.. Walker had refus-
ed to answer it, and that he (Nr, W. was not
subject to the call Of the House. Mr.. Davis
moved for a select committee to enquire
whether any head of departments had refused
TO answer a respectful inquiry from the House
ruled by the speaker not to be a privileged
resolution and could not be received except
by unanimous consent. Mr.. D. appealed and
the chair sustained. The explanation Of Mr..
Rathbun created great x citementin the House,
1t is well known that Mr.. Walker has his pnr-
tlcular protege McFarren, Of Mississippi as
well as others travelling about in the country
IN the capacity of secret inspectors, under
good pay. The idea of having such a blab
as McFarren on any secret business is sun
remedy ridiculous, for he not only loves to tell
OF his sleeping with great men-such as R. J.
Walker-but to show his intimacy by relating
matters to prove his connection with them.
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In the Senate among the petitions, was one
fcom the Missouri Legislature, praying the A.
doP'ion Of measures for the recovery Of slaves
escaping into Canada. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Allen presented resolutions Of the Ohio
Legislature relative to the exclusion Of slavery
from Oregon.
Mr.. Cameron presented resolutions Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature adverse 10 the extern
sion q slavery IN any new territory.
Mf. Corwin presented resolutions Of the Ohio
Legislature in favor Of increasing the pay II
the army, &c. All Of which were ordered 10
be printed.
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BALTIMORE sept " lelf.
The Recent Smuggling Case Ro6bfng Of a Dvoper--
.aip5ods Tdyior-Nrs Farren's First .7ppsarance
Holiday street TbeGtre- Stock Board, &c.
The smuggling case mentioned Last week has turned
out 10 be false alarm Mr. Joseph Kettle who was ar
rested has been examined before the Collector OF tho
port and honorably discharged and relieved from the
slightest the matter Ills character for ntcs
rty and high standing established by some OF our
respected citizens Nothing Is said in the report
made public Of the examination Of the who run away
which leaves impression the public mind, that
there Is something which has been struggled from the
public gaze
MIR James cullan drover Of this city returned homo
last night from wnliamsport, Md In the vicinity Of
which place he had been waylad and robbed OF his
horse and $1l4, and left tied to q tree
Mr. Atwood IL exhibiting his Gen. Taylor here bot the
announcement Of the editor Of the New Orleans DeHs,
thatit resembles the General about much a. 10 does
mud fence prevents citizens nom visiting IL Ger
tanly puts different aspect on the General rom any
other likeness Of him that have seen and gives the no
TO every description Of his personal that mas
been published ..
Mrs Farren made her hrst appearance last night be-
fore Baltimore audience In the character OF Mariana
ip The WIFE, Her style Of acting certainly most
original and must hnr ~ other characters BEFORE
expressing any opinion Of her merits She very sner.
srte ssd ssn msduIss@ her vore Easy asSs' AsssAe
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Died.
Yesterday morning. JANE GRAHAM In tho elst year Of
her age.
This relations and friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this morning. ut
O'Clock from the residence Of her nephew Christopher
Wolfe. 724 Broadway
On Thursday, the 9th inst, at A. NJ, Of disentery.
THEoposE GosrREy, son Of Louis and Emily Georgsr,
aged 10 months and days.
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
nsr" this afternoon at O'CLOCK from their residence,
No LOG Atty street
VC- gu G.lo papers please copy.
ou IN 9th inst, ELEANOR ELIZA, twin daughter of
days
Ih friends Of the family respectfully invited to
ste I'D the funeral this (Frday) afternoon at o'clock
iro' n No ~ Prospect street, Brooklyn.
On Tuesdsy. the 7th inst at the Seamap's Retreat,
eaten Island Mr. THOMAS PARKER, OF Charleston c.
aged 81 years.
0I5- Charleston papers will please copy.
AZ New ORLEANS, on 29th August, at O'clock of the
prevailing epidemic, JAMES Sill, of Liverpool aged 80
years On S0th August, Of the prevailing epidemic
LupLux Cn,rrENDEn aged 80 years, native of New
York On 10th Aug, Of the prevailing epidemic FELIX
MULpooN, native of the county Of Longford Ireland
aged 90 years: On the 3Oth Aug, MARoAaEr MuLDooN,
his wife aged 50 years. On the 3Oth Aug WILLIAM
YOUNG native OF Bremen, Germany On the 2sth
Aug OF the prevailing epidemic, Mr.. ANDREW s. COOKE,
aged SO years
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wA,arrsroS, Sept. s, ls47.
w h'ft wv '
Mueh IN Ifffis.

We have no tolegraphic report from Richmond this
morning Wires supposed to be clipped. We are all,
however, expecting something by the afternoons mail
The National hteihgenesr joins in the complaint Of
mail Irregularities We shall take up the defence Of
Col Johnson presently We did like TO see man
surrounded by hostile tribes without friend defend
him. and we can't stand 1t much longer In regard to
the Postmaster General.
We are Ia fair way to get at the truth Of the
Texas annexation project but that the British govern
ment proposed cutting OF the scheme we think has
been sufficiently established whatever Gen. Houston
may say TO tho contrary. w.
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LATEST MOMENT.
II K l. K q n A p HIC.
Legislative Proceedings.

HeSIsiAtiVe FrOceeuInBB.
ALBANY, Sept o, ls<e.
communication was sent to both Houses by the Go
vernon announcing the death OF the Hen. slas Wright
1t was referred to joint committee
Both Houses then took reoess till four to receive the
report of the committee.
SENATE.
The report Of the Joint Committee was made by Mr.
Spencer. He addressed the Senate some length #.
ter which this body adjourned until tomorrow
AssEMBLy
The report was made by Mr. HADLrV, who addressed
the House for some time.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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PETERSBURG, Sept 9th, ls47.
There has been another failure Of the mail south Of
Montgomery, Ala The ChariesfOn Courier Of the It'll.
contains nothing later from Mexico. New Orleans dates
OF the LIST and Cd inst are now due.
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday evening, 9th inst, by the Rev Mr.
Chase, RoBrRr DIIoN, Esq. u s. Navy, to Miss LAURA
L BRLDEN, of Monroe. Connecticut.
On Thursday evening" 9th inst, by the Rsv. DR. Stark
q srEwARr Esq, to Miss K DusuE, only daughter Of
4. Dubue, ESQ., all OF New York
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photographic cor. of Philapslphia Bulletin

BALTIMoHE- bepL
There has been another failure Of the Southern mall
and at this exciting moment, when the army news sx-
pested by the Fashion at New Orleans anxiously
looked for the failure Is peculiarly provoking.
The Western again detained on their last
trip by running on the track Martinsburg. One
injured but not fatally. We without .looa
news here.
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OssEQUiES Of o'CONNELL:-The Obsequiss il Me-
mory OF Daniel - onnell will take place 10 this city
ON hs 2d nsttst The funeral will be delivered
bS ExGovenor seward at Castle arden, the 22d tan
nupersus societies asd tho Executye COMMITTEES Of the
Now York Repeal Association have left nothug undons 10
make has emancipation worthy The llusrous departed
Tae commitre 81 .rrang respectful ly all So
York cIon on the occss,os They win obtain their place
ESD or 20 the adjourned 1setnR Of tho Committee OF Ar.
ranf u.ats at lT William 0rsens Montgomery Hail. No.
O'Clock. - " ~
By order Of the Committee of Arrang emsuts.
BARTHOLOMEW 0'CONNOR,
CHihLEs u. eAkA, secretary. Chairman.
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[Telesraphic Cor Of Phil. Bulletin

pALTIMohE, sept O. ISI7.-In the absence Of nearly
All shipping demand -four continues extremely quiet.
ders have submitted to reduced prices tut the rates
nave not yet tempted purchasers any extent There
seems to bs stand on holders asking So IS for both
az toward ana City Mills but buyers are Offering only
terdsy-the declining prices have not rallied. The
market generally quiet and heavy.
rIrr,pvRo, Sept. 9.-The channel has about feet 0
and There has been rain In the mountains
morning Corn is dull mt 80 to 20 Wheat nominal at
% 70 20 Provisions very dull Whisky quiet at l9h
20 2o1 Groceries heavy.
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WAsHIseroN, Sept. 7, Is47.
Mails Behind, Sc.-LocGl 9fars-Curious History of
the Old Theatre.
We have several mails due from the South intercepted
the way by obstacles Unexplained but which will
doubt be particularly attended to and illustrated In Me-
Cave Johnsons report to Congress We believe in
the interim these obstacles beyond the control Of
the Postmaster General that the
two three mail failures week would not be permitted
In line important to the government this time a.
that from New Orleans to Washington.
We beg leave set little matter right We like to
do justice to all men, and especially every good fellow
Gibbs the barber for Cosmsns Hotel does not 20 for
Gen. Scott for the Presidency; bat for Gen. Taylor.
This is 1t should be- for while Old Zack Is Rough and
Ready, Gibbs is Smooth and Ready and shsves equal to
Grant and both Of them justified in them shinion
that Old lack will in II he just smkpoiy
razor The people will the trouble Of any special
pleading on that ticket
One Of the complete Arrangements for fore
moons pastime for strangers coming to Washington
Copps establishment in Louisiana avenue. You try
your skill first at pistol shooting, then roll game
Two OF ten pins with alleys equal to those Of the Gothic
establishment In Broadway; then there is a bathing
place below from which you may return retired bar
up stairs discuss sherry cobbler or bottle Of pop
very conveniently. This house was formerly the old
National theatre but |. went downthen was changed
into the Assembly ROOMS but Copp bought them out,
and converted them into new concern altogether.
We have old Mr.. jefferson, and Fanny Kemble and
Cooper and his daughter tnow Mrs Robert Tyier)
Of others, play in that house; subsequently
have danced many quadrille in the same place;
and you may practice at pistols in what
the gallery, roll tcnpns where the boxes used
to be, aud where, recently the assemblies
LIBERATED; and take comfortable bath In the pit. in
nice room, the floor where, few seasons ago
were wont TO discuss boned turkey stewed oysters
and champagne and where wit and beauty and laugh
ter, ruled the midnight hour Est nature hominum w."
sc.
We have, of course, no news to-day but every sue
ceedng morning enarges the hope for the report Of
another great victory. THE DOC1OR
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s s:
best plaes TO procure an article eyy business and the
sSss %sass i
hitting VIVA Corv The sddress auIe aatsrre
TO TaILORs-Thr FIJI and Winter Fashion 1871 and
cs ;is ;,,s'i New YSs1 thi$ doo from Broadway
Gsds where h will fG.Ss EahSa.
loT Philosophical Transferis complete and ready for
E ~ ss. &c a1E S:s.
cS U5 s dssfss$sE.S s- PsDs Of Silk
AGATl's. Geatlemens Outdtter 2h Broadway. cor. Of
Of Kd os,s yi'h ws.:s
s rSSs variety
all the s ATTENTIONS Of til.
e Shirts n % % sS Snsh are mase il
Gensmens Furnishing stre sn Broadway cor Park place
gist. are respectfully informed they 6od the m6
Gold Fo .. : os q RsD
usn.l Fol- eesrtst.d Silver, Silver Plate, Wire solder
Dealer. The ABOVE S will find greatly to their in
and g6sfsH r N
"a 2ot.rc a54 Broadway. NY.
mo md .dys User having s
conductor Of first class hotel desross Of making an ar
&: T &:
s sSa Is s r oe p, paid will meet
and vessars which BEING bought sssI
% ready and s s
ssi af sSs public . s: %S
o% pes sSsG s g y good as
garment IN proportion. So 4tis.m
II EEasCHoFF TAILOR. NO % ANN STREET,
,s.pe fully :iorn h, and The pubc generally
so ,osf and S Sssn c
h enabled nd Wild furnish garment. " sus made . nd
call solicited from those making their selections.
VI POWpEF-This truly beautiful and elegant article
% SHEEN. ss @ .s Ns.
and residents N warn climates will highly sppre
's:'9G 'si is,li Wholesale d.po, w.
e. boz ss .u." Of If SsS.sS
y Co on the s,yernp.nr st,mr. saaT ltsm
NorLcE.Ibe undermined. having disposed Of their en-
SIX IT .t sd ia
bo'iass hitherto con6ded'to thrm. ,,. " '''
HAaNpEN O. will COSTUME, in cosa.cton win III their
t.s' a:' T.: iSs o.s. q:
oTSlcss-s Ge,r street and 100 State street, Boston
Now York, Sept 1ai7.
COYARTNERSHlP NOTICE-The subscriber, her
" leave inform their fdend, snd public that thew
have this day formed CqpMt2ehip nader the name and
style o. BLAKE COOLIDGE WHEELER, for the
OF conducting the txpesB business Bostos
and New Yok aud Providence nd that they pu
of Ness Harden CO. their will and their
well known Express the above cities which will no
beg coatHusaee liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon their predecessor.
pThE Xfs g sItkE 'r Court street. Boron
FRED W. CoOLLiuGE Wall street New York
New York. Sept. l, l8t7. Providence.
81 2wisS2wos N
n AGUERROTYPE PLATES, CASES. CHEMICALS,
~ Apparatus, &C. Of superior quality, lowest market
prices nj ANTHONY'b National Daguerrean Depot,
z1 Broadway, New York
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n AGUERRoTYPE PLATES, CASES, CHEMICALS.
~ Apparatus &C. Of superior quality, at lowest market
prices at ANTHONY's National Daguerrean Depot
zf7 Broadway, New York.
anal 5atsrn
VIE ORIGINAL JALvANIC RINGS bssds, belts,
paster maanrtc uid &C. wholesale and etail at 1874
Broadway coreeI John street Dealers supplied liberal
terms Warranted 70 be manufactured By the on aai Mixers
saa .hs ~ss Hsh 'saseeA ~ Broadway, sors:r lohs
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TELEGRAPIHC,
Markets..

ALBANY, September 9-P M.
Fiour-The market continued dull at S. SIX for fair
brands western and Genesee and So sax, for fresh
ground Sales of all kinds very limited Wheat
The article continued inactive and no sales were made
worth reporting CornSales of 5000 bushels western
m,x-d were made at ESQ. for white do &C.
p Dmsskey,ssies at 27c. Provisions about the
Receipts by the canal during the preceding "a hours
r"ur ooo barrels corn, 5000 bushels; wheat, do
rye, 1000 do. No change In freights
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hs sSash s5
S Fis:d down
g. an he sS.
N.ars and ths world renowned FeudIs suSi:
p.S and
aS the s: q s sa e
oay Waller ss hs from
pAINTINGs-A small collection of rare and good Paint.
ing. by the old masters in perfect order and hasd.0mely
5ss landscape: &C. May be every Day
u EM0vALryT7BOULANGER has the honor to inform the
~ public and her psps that she has removed No SO
Gss1 street and ID, that he, ehoo will reopen the first
Ii. % re
Fsael s W.T.
Liam :Is: Fulton street New York oss r.:s
d 4RlsIAN DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERY, Curtain
m MATERIAL Subscribe; hays nov IL store their
ri innings. consisting very article line, which
they sf and r. all prizes lower than can be
y From ;aeI u hs
win better than
sss sss::
and under the rate Of DUTIES embrace
h best assorted aud cheapest ycsy eyer ar9qght into the
Importers and Manufactures of Upholstery Goods Paper
Park. sus9 3Otsrc
Sadas
SSS Sss:: f Fssss%:v. 1S,sssss'
Aso anew style fcarages four persons, with
and 4, 'Op' together with aass E ssa'
NANCY GOODS-T. A. ARTAULT, Proprietor of the
just imported suitable stock for fall trade. which he offers
country chants encouraging of fancy
inaid work boxes fine hns cut glass, Paris porcelain
fse the splendid and varied stock OF fancy
be found in this city, Country merchants invited
to call sul7 30t*rc
w ONDERFUL DIsCoVERY.-striier'. Solution 10
w the Hair which will change grey hair original
color lew minutes. This ISOLATION different from any
yet offered Those who doubt its virtues requested
mond ga Broadway corner of Chambers streets DrCh
sksr Coenties Slip where can be applied Non. gen
uine unle,s signed H. Striker, in red ink as2O I4tsm
INSTANT CURE FOR THE TOOTHACHE.-There
have been many attempts from time emonsl. dis
Ssver speedy and cure for the hache The
discovery has length been made No toohache however
acute, can resist Tor live minutes tho Glove Anodyne kills
the nerve forever Tar its capacity pain
misery 10 distraction eDdng would be saved How
one suffers f., days together from this greatest Of all
:" The minor ills that curse humanity"
when IS would purchase andote his distress As
poet says Of the liiad OF Homer,
For all the wealth Of Cr1sus.n
AZ p Sand. O. s1s Blosaw.y Chsabsrs
sold also the United States
u Purchasers be careful that they be deceived
6y some worthless mpound under the name Of Glove Ano
observe the and signature of Henry johnson all the
genuine aust BOZ.
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.~y-. TOB!RD FANCTERss-Seversl respectable breed
X4E es 81 the Long Canary being DESTROYS Of promoting
49, Their produce have determined to GALL public meet
ing Ter the purpose OF arranging show Of their stock and
iominga constitution for the conditions OF entering birds,
awarding premiums. &C., &c.
The presence Of the admirers o the long canary
specially qaesed and urged this primary meeting IN
der that all hrve voice in forming the ssptsry
after.
public meeting will be held fot this purpose Friday
eve mF oth instant ~ Lshvtte Halt opposite Nbo- old
garden, 81 o'clock. ANsm
TO THOSE THAT WISH TO JOIN THE isr
RECT. OF Y, =. ARTILLERY Wanted for the Ist
M Regiment Of Artillery 400 able bodied men, between the
IL sges ~ ~ and 30 years, 70 which good pay nud
clothing Will be gwen Apart from The above fam OF 100
eors OF 500 lhtu Scrip. and s2 bounty. Apply The
ou ald No Chftsm stress also Al The Arsenal Yard
evfpsJ " Whiw sna Crawe tu, New Yerk ~ i.s
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lam EN0iNE.-ons seam sngins OF two horse
lover compste with locomotive boitsr attached all IN
&ooa order Tor sale iow X HOE &tO,
"a Al f.o,t .,x.a.
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u OMAN EYE BALSAM.-
~ "Waes me chiel locks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim

~ " Waes me a chel locks grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim"
There are bodily ameuts more in their ma
ue than Inflammation the accompanied succeeded
ny A1s wh sy
4 !. dosI; sns sep ss ESoMAN EYE
s1 s'1;'s;
eo%pstsy suIed By this aeEhal saye The edne.s
ia: I'D hsy have aiti%.siy % plea.
".,r '~r' a"''''A' iESEf JSHSsoS dSsn
q AM hEwAhD-Cross's epec,nc MIXTURE Tor tic cure
Of gOn.IISsa slss .tcp %s and aaslssou. com.
speedy without The least ise.
ssa
% Sa XIV wheel
Il, are erfsa d TWO DAYS For vale BY
a MBhOslAL TOOTH rAsrk.-For cleansing. the
The B.. S. Psis q c and Sa other
ixrae, ingredient: hs, been acknowledged far
rails hadsns The gums and MAKE. them adhere morn 6%iv
s ssf f ..d ns @
and detergent in an eminent and i.
K y iyss ;sd healthy c0adi,G .Ody HEN
Granite Building. corner OF Chambers street Sold also at
S So ss'P s :ns @ Hudson
au,l ," IN
Eye DISEASE Ss and their cure rSy %
at tho au,Sor and Of booes.sr.
Dr. Powell attend. s1clynv: diseases Of the Eye and
AT Ara lei Eyes of"osrior quality recently impo.d
CAP AND LETTAK fAPEk.-:thesp Cap aud Letter
81 Is,i..n JxH rs q, Sss9} aSy .,I::,
CHARLES AHRENFELDT, New York So Maiden lane
Fourth Sp and mn = .1s, .' IS NORTH
Duane sect Importer Of all hads Of toys and fancy articles
man PLAN a, ut glass ware ornaments for mant.pisss
HY0TTyTrLE 7,L ASssy0RKT, pajI.bsIPaIa
- These now blast and the are pre-
pared to execute oder. for mineral porter and wine bottles
full s:tmsat Of arHrsists walls and bottles constantly on
BENNERs. sMITH1 CAMPBELL,
q aMIlNE BhaRs OiL5ii.,a ..u,ly. close eonhae;
csn.es q premature csldns s1a more %oItiyna eteug.
,m.sqsd That p.psr.Os: then hes, .Icplstsd b.se
j; k. sP; ;s d..S ma IS. 's ss
Nor fc : to any merely critical 10 he
commend. By ho's who hsys i6OtcSshy :tudc IS. eon
he s By HENRY GSs%
corner q Chambers Sold Also at 100 Fulton and
BE- ss.uqsd Of Sesns tho snups
S"s Ssn Wy YORK. ' seal and name
i III OFF WARDROBEAND FURNITURE WANT
ED rLsdies gentlemen having .uperfuou, effects to-
dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c, OBJ
tain fair cash price the same by sending for the subsb
e through the Post Office or oherwiss who will attend
their residences. j. LiVENSTYN.
go Broadway up stairs.
Al m*s~~ - - $500 '''
WINDOW SHADES " every 1Foa I'D da1Iily
for s w s1sS any ys Sh, the und
JOHN e. ,DUNCKER's
.u,s,.,... "Chatham corner Of Chamber street,
SHOULD THIS MEET THE VIEW OF 'GusTXvE
~ HENRI MARTIN, OF Chslons France, formerly Sea.
man on board brig Lapet OF Camden hsne hs j. equesed
Yo,s where m VIII " afos~ea Of ses.hiAs s.y his