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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
A FFECTlONS OF the o. tic Nerve. lis, Conjunctival
N inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations Tor SlIabis-
mus: and other DISEASE affecting Vision. DIR. TUN-
STALLS OFF ICE, '37 Poydras street Hours of Con
sultaton-10 Till 5; Sundays, 10 ill 2
Certificates from Physicians and Patients may be at
his Ofhce. ja20
CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS
OfI BBLS. Cement and Plaster of Paris, in store and
COO for sale By JOHN STROUD s. CO.,
laN l46 Common &,
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SLAV f ID E = OF.

J. BUDDY.
~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times. Slaves will be receIy ed on board sold
on favorable terms The building large threeoy brick
mouse and very commodious Slave Depot Particular
attention Will be paid the health and cleanliness of all
saves placed IN this Vard IF
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY. ETC.

WE are now il receipt of large and splendid stock of
w Cold aud Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deuplex I-9
WATCHES. of the BEST ENGLlsH and SWISS 5efA
manufacture. Also Jewelry,, Sill Il III
FT~Es ver-ware Spectacles Gold Pens, fNSask3
80 Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere as it
selected by ourselves the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N. B-0ur personal attention will be devoted repair
ing description of fine Watches Clocks Jeweiry ETC.
which shall perform satisfactorily ever. charge
mo If n
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STEAMBOATS,, HOTELS BOARDING. HOUSES
And Private Families.
e'lE subscriber aving again commenced the Manufac-
4 ture OF MATTRESSES. ETC.. would respectfully
III orm those Ladies and Gentlemen having Old Mattresses
that he will call their residences and make them over on
the most reasonable terms Havng'had years experience
the business, he certain please those who will give
him call All orders left at No. % New Basin, will be
promptly attended TO. ALEXANDER PHILIPS
REFERS to the following gentlemen:
Hon. j. Baldwin. f Stetson. Chas. Mey9rs. j. fyl I'm
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MASTERING HAIR
In (EM BUSHELS Plastering Ha for sale by
IO.OOu JOHN STROUD u CO.,
JAZZ las Common st.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &c.

AMES ID. ANDERSON. No. IT ST CHARLES St.
81 Opposite the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans-r-y
Would respectfully invite the attention of citizens tN
and strangers visiting the city bis and extern ~
sIve assortment of LEVER WATCHES. from the a1AR
most celebrated manu- acroes of London, Liverpool and
Geneva, carefully put and warranted in fine Gold Sill
yer cases OF the richest and latest patterns suit Ladies
Gentemen. Also, to a large assortment of WATCH
# n In s. comprising all the eeent patterns
Guard Chains Seals and Keys: Ladies' Brooches Brace
lets Rings and Ear Hoops Of the latest fashion Diamond
Ruby Emerald, Camel, Topaz, Paste and Plain Gold
r,agsI Rings and Beaspns Shirt Studs Vest, Collar
Frames Gold and silver framed spectaces with peifoca
and plain glasses Levi Browns Spencers, and low priced
diamond pc nted Gold Pens, gold silver holders Plan
and Threaded Silver Tea, Dessert, and Table Forks and
Spoons Soup and leam Ladies silver Cups, Combs Gard
Gases, Suspender Buckles Fruit Knives, Best quality
Silver plated Tea Sets Cake Baskets Casters, Chamber and
Mante Candlestcks Shutters and Trays Toast Racks etc
Fine Rogerss and Wostenholm Pocket and Table Cutlery
" Paper Maebe " and Fancy Articles, adapted particularly
and Stores
II j. ID. AS personal attention will be given to the
Repairing and Adjustment of WATCHES and CLOCKS;
and every description Of Jewey, Silver Ware Swords for
presentation ETC.. made to oder and repaired short notice.
by the most expereced and skliul wokmen the country
at moderate prices. d5 6m
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

1ys maker and dealer in JEWELLERY, GOLD A%M
LENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES, IL
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NEW YORK sADpLERY WAREHC

NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE
SIGN OF THE BLACK HORSE HEAD; IS Canal, Camp
A NDREW G. BULL co, Wholesale and r7-N
"A Retail Dealers in Saddles. Brides, Martin kJN4aM
gales Trunks; Whips, Hogskins. Skrng, sad SA
dery Ware, Gin Bands Coach Trimmings and
Furniture of decrIDOn having full assortment OF
all articles their line from their mandatory are enabled
to offer TO purchasers both style end prices an
inducement to call on them, at IS Canal street
dN Pm ANDREW G. BULL & co.
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BANKS ARCADE. M4G.4ZLNE Street.
THIS Establishment having been leased by the under.
signed, they have had 1t thoroughly renovated IA
and fitted up, and prepaIed to accommodate mi
supplied with Liquors of the best quality, which we
think will compare iavoaby with any other establishment
enable us to give every satisfaction TO Boarders.
p30 If Tufts 81 DICGES
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w A N T e d

A SITUATION as CLERK in a Mercantile House or
assant in Clerks Office of Court, is wanted by
middle aged man who has had experience in either
capacity having been resident of this city for
this office. do
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wv eCeVlhg, at the above Store by every arrival from
~ the North n entire new and extern -
f~2 I'VE stock Of Ladies and Gents EF~
tSxA finest patent Lever Watches, hunt 49, ~
x III ing and open faced Quad Vest and Fob Chains
ees.salaest and most fashionable style of Ladies' and
Gentlemens Breast Pins, Also, patterns of Studs
der Buckles, gold and silver Specs gold Pens of the best
makers Also, large stock of Sverwae. consisting of
table, tea and dessert Spoons. Soup Ladies' CastOrs, &C.
OF which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. The pub
nc are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
D. The stncts atentio paid to the repairing of fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewery. Canes, Diamonds, and all
sinds of Jewery mounted in the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted, charge NJ tie
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VIM, 8. MORGAN

., CIIU Al " ATC n NJ A r,
81 G;1N3L STREET, Third Door from Camp street,
subscriber has just received additional supply of
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ~
GOODS, consisting of very supe YIN
rior Gold and Silver W atches. with s-4,k
Hunting Cases, of M. /. Tobias sHzf@AS
Roske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewely of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies' Bracelets.
etc Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
himself IN the Northern markets from the latest European
"a Eans Retieules Scissors; fine assortment Of SILVER
All the above articles will be sold the most moderate
rates. ialb SIN
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BRUCE's, No. II CAMP Street.
sNH public requested to call and the select
i FoP K and yest &c CHtA ANS sal
* IL Hooks, Gold and Silver SPECTACLES, Bracelets
nsss3aand Necklaces. Gentiemen's and Ladies Finger
Kings. RazoTs, Pen knives and Fancy Goods. BRUCES
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
N. B-ClOse attention to the Repairing of Watches,
Clocks Spectacles, Jewelry and Pens Charges mod
crate. nl9
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j l.,
II A. TYLER, 80 CAMP St. has constantly on hand
~. and is receiving by every rival Gold -
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of all .zasR
the best makers. Also-Fob Vest IN
and Guard CHAINS SEALS aAai2
- and KEYS, in every vanety. Gold Pens
Pencils Thmbes, Buckles. &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Cason, Cups Pitchers, Trays Plated Casors, TeaSetts
Gandesticks, ums, rich Fancy Goods Lubin.s fine Per
nnmeo1s to mention. ABo-SPECTACLES, with Gold
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knid-Eye Protectors, etc. etc. constantly on .rand and
ltted to suit the at short notice. mis-
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOOD

NATURES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
'tshE subscribers have Just received an additional -C
1 supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, tA
with Hunting Cases of NJ. L. Tobias Esskell and T. g.
other superior makers also, Fine London Dupier aAAi0
nqtches neh Iewery of the latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Neckaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&C. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one OF the firm the European markets. consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Retlcues and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Guns Pistols Revo ves Bowie Knives Military Goods &C..
&c for sale ct moderate prices, by
je2 HYDE Il GOODRICH. Is Charres st.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
COrnt- GIROU and NEW EEEE S. Nam D

~ OON11NENO1aI ttO I'd,
Corner GIROD and NEW LEVEE SIS. Nsao Orleans
R'HlS fue Hotel is advantage ousy situated being in
Il front OF the principal Steam and FatbOat s-s
Landing and affords peculiar accommodations for f.5A
Western Merchants raiders and Travellers gener- ki54
ally The house spacious comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great care No
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH. Manager
ola 6m Successor JOSEPH +. BELL.
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Health Of Nelo York and Brookkyn-7he Libel Case
JNeto York Legistaturc-The Penitentiary-B Branch
.Nnt-BrookLyn FIremen-.4nne1ation--Jllr Fanny
Rembie Butler
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CORNER CUS7OyHHO USE and FRONT SITS
VA ILL be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS on
~ WEDNESDAY, January 9, 1919. We'll fur "a
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen k5zsE
TABLE-the best the market will afford. ELEsH
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of and transient Board
Iii o. the most healthy and airy in the
city, and will be spared to render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
EV Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
In the city. lJal d. Wit F.. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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LABORERS WANTED.
NTANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware
w house. EMERSON, TOURNE co.
d12 15s Tchoupitoulas
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end Of .Neo Shell Road.
'INHE undersigned has efed and opened the above
l. well known and favOite establishment, and in -
tends to make it. in respect worthy of the pat
r0nage OF his friends anu those who wish to enjoy
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
his table supplied with the nny tribe fresh from their ocean
home: He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
scrpton of wild game and all the delcacies that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one, come all ~ LIDO 6m1 DAN HICKOk.
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NAVY As.ss's ovnor, wsshinsson, Sept Is, lsss.
SEEp proposals VIII be endorsed pso-
gosa lo eos until y oeeek M day o. ns1l,
LOT furnishing and delivering, nee
best quality Cumberland lump coal - ~-' - - = -
Said coal be suitable for 10 be delivered I'm
dry state, such places NAV a.
such II the ~ NAV ~ Al
by reofhe Computed a a4o
pounds; quantity be delivered lou Of No.
yember
Approved ureties in twice estimated amount the manner
forth Of contract win be required No payment
10 be made said coal shall be delivered Every
offer accompanied by guaranty lhe
Of The be eerflnod ~ navy agent,
other official known q this ageneyD that
the offer be accepted bidder bidders w within nve days
aer me receipt Of the the once de@snaed,
eese The with good and Sufficient arses % un. e said
seeapy 70 the terms specified in this advertisement and
VIZ may be embodied IN the The law Of 10Th August,
such guaranty
Bidders particularly cautioned
required that they be distinguished letters,
IN order TO prevent their being opened before All
offers made strict
particular, will be rejected informal
accepted will be duly notified, and
delay
offering directed designate post once through
which they desire be and the whom The
Sep. is-dt4thocI J. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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IBy telegraph for the Baltimore SUM-
New oRLEAss, September IS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 25.
Late from Hauana. President TaWor,s proclamation
The Yucatanos.-Arrest Of the Belgian cossul--En
lsh intruention at Yucatan-Laisr from Guatemala
and Jamaiea.-Yellow fevr.-Marksts. &c.
The brig P. Soule, from Havana. arrived yesterday,
bringing dates to the 10th. She announces that there
were great congratulations the success of General
Tayors proclamation, and the papers quote largely from
the American journals to show the failure of the secret
expedition also extracts from the Yucatan papers, show
ing the gratitude OF the Yucatanos 10 the United States
government tor preventing the expedition that quarter
The Belgian brig Marie Antonette, Havana had the
Belgian consul in custody to be sent to Belgium in the
English steamer, for trial.
Advces from Yucatan report that England is about to
nterpose with for the publication Of the Peninsula
by virtue OF contract with the President of the republic
on conditions than the port OF Buceas and its jurisdic
ton be coded 10 England Other accounts state that the
Yucatan government well reject the intervention the
proposed basis. ~
Accounts from Guatemala to the 26th July state that
the rebels headed BY Gwaman and Others are still pro-
gessing The United States charge had arrived at San
Juan.
The question of making canal on the line OF the river
Nicaragua, caused much discussion ~
Accounts from Jamaica state that the principal
chants there had called the United States consul
hclt his government for the establishment OF regular
mail communication between New York and Kingston.
The United States transport Gen. Butler sunk at her
mornings on Sunday in the river.
hospital during the week ending 22d instant
The Cambia's advices caused quiet in the cotton
market, with easier sales. About 450 bales OF mddng
changed hands al 81 TO l0l Small lots were selling from
cargo just received al 100 large lots to be had for less
There arrival yesterday from Tampa Bay, with
dates 10 the 2lst Nothing later had been heard from
Billy Bowegs, chief OF the Seminoles. and his warriors
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THE UNION.

new, II IA cents Lnseed oil suddenly rose to ~, at
which there Is desire realize Ohio pork has remained
frm--saes $40 $40 II for mess; prime IS 60 Beefh
in fair demand 80 30 for prime Ohio lard Is active Al
81 81 cents good prime Rice dull at IS 81 IS 81
Seeds free Ohio clover 81 Whiskey again better
sales Ohio 26A n cents TaIlow steady, 81 cents
Tobacco with light stock continues In fair demand WOOL
with large arrivals active and
in freely Little wool is be had under 81 81
Saxony fleece a. 4S cents blood IS SO cts. Freighs
not much improvedcoon Liverpool ss., -four Cd.
The stock market has remained without material change
The absurd vagares that have manifested themselves Of
late in regard to foreign relations have not influenced
the market The foreign demand for stocks has ceased AT
this OF the year is less money seeking invest
ment in the European capitals and the prices accord
ingy influenced The rates of American securities
high in London for period of returning confidence, how
ever untounded, in continental stocks.
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Especial Correspondence Of the N. o. Piesyunel
SAN FRaNcIsco, August 4, is


EDrroRs PIcAYusE The steamer California leaves
here omorrow IL O'Clock, but the mail has already
closed will send this note by hand, IL possible.
he day has just closed with election Tor delegates
the convention 10 form State constitution members
Of the town council for San Francisco county and the
other local and judicial officers of this district Elections
have also been held for similar officers throughout the
before the departure OF the next The election
produces quite stir, and the various Offices have been
very warmly contested among a large number of candi
daies aspiring 10 the honors From the large vote poed
and the manner in which the tickets split, the result
Will not be known until or O'Clock tonight
ne bamue Callso has just arrived from Panama, with
aoSut one hundred passengers
some OF the emgrants from Independence by the way
OF ne North Pass have arrived here, and learn that
large number have in at Sacramento city, Some four
Thousand are within lew days march OF the Sacramen-
% mines have not been able TO ascertain whether
hey have met with any serious difficulties on the way
Zen. smith, Com Jones, and Gen. Riley are all on a
tour OF observation in the mining region Col fremont
ana family have been here aday or two. Capt Warner
OF The Typographical corps, has started on his tour OF
exploration in the Sacramento valley, with the vie
Of finding pass through the mountains in that direction
suitable Tor the great railroad.
Several public meetings have lately been held in the
serious difficulty may arise out OF such proceeding, I'M
res me formation OF State government prevent by
mnhshing law and order Throughout the country.
Just learn that Major Mott, OF Mississippi, died OF
spopiexy, on the passage from Panama to this port
board the oarque Callao. The Cincinnati Mining Com
pany took charge Of his effects
Our living here at present very good though not quite
70 cheap as we desire IT. We have plenty OF fine beef pork,
veal and mutton, some fish and plenty Of most excellent
potatoes Eggs and chicken filings are rather scarce and
more costly Boarding 50 per day, and room rent from
500 to $3.50 per month.
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BALrrnonR. Sept. 27-Sp,

M fa BALrIMoRE. Sept n-6 D. m
RstrssAimg sowsr Trial of JOHN Price Dinets 10 OBJ
tain Jury Congressional contest Of ytamd
Ssmator.-Tas Markets, &c. n
We had most refreshing fall Of rain last evening" after
drought of about thirty days, but il unfortunately did
continue longer than twenty minutes doing but little
than moen the face ofthe EARTH and lay the dust in the
streets of the city.
charged with the murder Of George w. Campbell, is still
progressing in the Baltimore city Up 10 the present
time about five hundred citizens have been examined, and
of the WHOLE but jurors obtained who had not
either formed opinion the case, formed a bad
opinion Of the character Of the deceased good citizen
Should jury not be obtained tonight the Attorney General
will change Of venue and carry the case 70 some
other county
learn that the contest for Congress in the third congress
sonal district is progressing with the greatest spirit and
that the election of Edward Hammond Is regarded al
most certainty by the democrats. The wings anticipate
that they will have enough majority in Frederick county
balance the democratic majority in Allegheny, and that
the result will depend ON Washington county. Although
Allegheny is the home of Mr. MoKag, the general belief
the democracy Is that 1t will give larger majority for
Hammond than McKag possibly get under the most
favorable circumstances in Frederick and Washington
combined, and the vote of Washington Is always consid
cred doubtful a few days and the matter will be
settled.
The contest in this district is regarded by the friends of
Mr. McLane certain to result in his election. Some
offering to bet on high 500 majority.
regret learn that Thomas A. Turner the democratic
State from Caroline county, died his residence
Friday last He was ycung Of decided talent and
greatly esteemed Of the worthy citizens of
Caroline.
The fair Of the Mechanics Institute will open for visitors
this evening.
The Republic will for Charleston on Satur.
day, on her first trip learn that her freight list is already
full and that goodly number of berhs have been secured
The ARKETs.-In tho Baltimore markell this morning,
there sales Of 300 bbs Howard flour at S5 I2
and of 800 bbs City Mills SO l2a. No change wheat
sales good prime red 100 104 cents and white IO4
ITO cents Sales yellow go 81 cents and white 81
SO Oats 30 a 81 cents Sales Pennsylvania rye at
65 In provisions good business DOING with sales
pork at $40 so, and prime 80 rs. No. beef at
$ll 75 Sales bacon 81 cents for Sides 81 cents for
shoulders, and ii cents for hams. Small sales lard at
in kegs, and u cents in barrels Sales whiskey at
25 20 cents in barrels, and 27A % in hhds being
an advance.
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made 10 orher.-BARNES b
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen that they
within few days the most extensive and best
stock Of French English and American CLOTHS
makes, all the Styles and most fashionable
such moderate will please the
As IL is their
their business In this particular branch this season. they
made 10 order In neat and fashion
call examine their variety before buying
they determined 70 sell cheap and give good article Their
no cutting and workmanship, equal
city. And wi every saisfAcoy
will be expected goods.
They only few Of the leading eolorsi
pieces superior and rich black French Cloths Of Bajou
Simonis manufacture
pieces black Engiis woodyed cloths from which
made to cost from SIG TO $40
London smoke and olive brown cloths much
In ffock and sack coats
u do French and English blue variety shades
do dark grey do
Also, cadet mixed
Beaver and Of shade Of color
quality Of material Also, tweeds and Pesse cloths for bus
IN CAssMEREs.
10 pieces black doeskin smonis make,
genuine article, and will be sold 20 cent less than former
prices.
American cassimere Of and fash
them changeabe brown green,
mouse, drab, grey, and other fashionable coIors.
Also, grey colored weeds Of quality and STYLE
IN vEsTINGs.
supply superior and than have be
beautiful supply OF silk, satin, and Madras
Meno shuts and draws Of description and cheap
Best quality Md gloves, merino, cashmere, &C., do
Meno and anbswoo socks suspende and every other article
usually kept line for genlemens
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn avenue
Sept lo--3taw3wh
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Carvasi's saieen.

DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY.-L. CARU1T has
his dancing and walking academy
reopened reception Of ladies and gentlemen
about the Of Instruction
fashonabis dances will be Observation-Disclosures
polka, Redua galopade, Maxurka, &C.
AN scholars soirees which win commence
the opening Of the school,. N. = s.t' 49,
ladies, till O'Clock for masssrs, from ill O'Clock
and for young gentlemen, from z ill O'Clock
n academies
asteng render them In worthy Of the al
balls, exhibiuons &c
any hich prices will be moderate In the exissme
Sept 2l--eoa .f aa