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HORSES. 30.


about leaving the eity for time wishes TO dispose o.
enc family estatshen consisting OF pair OF su-
peri0r by horses we'll broken snd two carriages-ons
oourf, ard the other an open osrre Terms reasonsss
Apply Sylvester for further Particular ~ Ne Covsns
stables. ~ and D5 Mercer street
MAST HORSE FOR sALE-A sUrERIoR HORSE,
fast trotter will DO sold cheap. For Particular
inquire % r. Van Diea ~ Nassau street Aso, Light
nd harness.
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TeleCrnphic Marine Reports.

The report of the sesmshp City of Glasgow being below
yesterdays incorrect she not IN sight
iyom the Highlands at sunset on Saturday.
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EELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE LATE
Percss Mnstrels A. the Olympic, "a broadway, be-
and open every night rnt the completion Of their hall
direction Of j. b. Fellows Coseert will consist songs
Duets Gees, Quarte,tes, Choruses, Kefrans, &C.,
Burlesque italian Opera Dutch Drill Black Shakers
Solos and Ethiopian Dances the whole BY the
best performers in America Admission twenty
Doors open at Concert to commence at o'clock After
noon Concerts on WednesdAy and saturday. at T. II.
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SPORTING.

ITNIoN COURSE, L. L-TRoTrING-MoNpAY, OCT
~ q, at o'clock, p NJ Purse $500, Two mie heats in
karnsas Owner Honest John q, Sploer enters
D. Americas 8, Mclaughlin sHs.rs oh Conhdenoe. Az
O'clock match for SOD meEhsats to 2oO Id. wagons
N. d. Green Lady Beyinsj J. Conway names b.
Cayuga ksid. Tho will leave the South Ferry,
Brook TX o'clock. and the sports
are over. sPICER q noNANN. Propristsrs-
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T, HRIsTY,s OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY, ABoyI

4 NHhlSTf . OfEkA HOUSE, Az BHOADWAY, ABOvI
~ Grand streeOpen every night during the week until
further notioeThe original and well known ChIssys Mn
stres comprising efficient and versatile "corps" OF
talented and "experieneed performsr under the
agement OF e. Christy whose in this city for
Of four have been received with favor BY
seven o'clock. Afternoon concert every Saturday,
mencipF mt three p n.
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II OoMISs PANORAMA OF CUBA-OPEN EVERY
IL pight this week at the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway
most splendid wsrk of art exhibiting most
and thfuy the eties, country mountains ana luxuriou
trop vegtAton Also by pictures OF SURPRISING artistic
mort, the social customs Of ths Cutsns Illustrated
ms<nheent views of coffee tobacco estates
hcgrny cedar ebony AMI royal palms Doors open
Gu p. NJ, panorama to at TX presssly
Admittance 70 cents; children, half price.
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MABENOISELLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HRR
lvA First Grand return 20 New York at
the Tripler Hail. ON Wednesday evening, October Esd.
PROGRAMME.
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N Rosevelt.-konday evening, October 81 the enter
tainments will commence with the play Of RICaELIEU-
kieheeu, Mr. .. Chanfrau; connt de Baradas. J. II.
Brandon; Louis XII lie Favor; DeAauprat, Il Watkins;
Julie de Mertemar siss Mestayer Francois hes. H. p.
Gratan. Marian de Lome, Miss Crosker Dance by Miss
nslvina. 20 conclude With NOSE IN CALIFORNIA
1ose MI chanirau sysssy seymour; M; Adophus pli-
Jenny Bogert Mrs Jefferson; rs Pit a.
cents; Private boxes. SIS eeats Orchestra 80 CENTS
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II AIsINs. RAIsrNs. RArsINs-se WHOLE BOXES
Isysr. very sac At 81 l2s 800 W. ~, ssd e. sns
GRO sCRiyTN CO BROKERS sad Dealers
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LCoR sALE--A CELEBRATED BAR AND DINING
ssleon in mater street me-" street, the propris
the family inquire o. ohss X TAYLOR Esq 70 Nassau
street. whore all information relative 10 terms can be OBJ
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

MOB AND LYNCH LAW IN NEWBrRYPoRT, MASS.
"A wanton and awless outrage was perpetrated
in Eewburyport on Tuesday last The clrc1m-
stancea are az follows Il seems that man by
the name of Cutler native OF the British Prov
inces published short article IN the Ne~buryport
Herald charging that number OF fishermen from
that port, were accustomed to take out their pa
pers for the cod fishery, in order to secure the
bounty and then 10 prosecute the rnackerel fishery
For this, Mr. Cutler was attacked while at the
supper table, dragged out of the house, where ne
was received by a mob, beaten severely, then
mounted on & cart or wagon, sort OF yoke put
round his neck to keep him in an erect position,
and thus dragged through the streets, persons &C.
easionally getting into the carriage, and insulting
and beating the helpless man. After while he
was released, and conducted by his friends back
to his lodgings A physician was called, who
found Cutler very badly bruised about the head
and face though, it is hoped, no. seriously injured.
A meeting OF citizens was held on Wednesday
forenoon, upon the call of the Selectmen, at which
it was voted to choose q Committee Of ten, to be
Joined with the Selectmen of the town, who were
instructed to prosecute to the extent OF the Ia"
all persons known to be engaged in this disgrace
ful proceeding.
WILD CAr-This fellow has left the Seminole
Country we understand, for the Rio Grsnae, anI
has taken off with him about one hundred he5
large number started with him, but coLaPe~2
Of Creeks nursued them and succeeGsd u 1GEy;Id
ing 70 or 30, mostly women ana clit4 b;s tribe
Cat did not succeed in getting ieay ,ioolas hang
to follow him, only sl1 or p,o esb he viii give the
In ms coInpaH3 great deal of trouble on the mo
Gniteo 0'94 4a ,oS has wide range, and large
5raHq l -. onerations The troops on the no
nelu A. oil have 10 keep sharp look opI "'
era Ifanoe wa Fort Smith Ark Herald
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The Loco PRIMARY MEETING THIS EVENING
.ursuant to the call of the q Democratic Repub-
ban General Committee, Of Tammany Hall,
ections take place this evening Tor Delegates to
be Old and Young Mems General Committees,
Iad also members of the Ward Committees. The
lection comes off between the hours Of : and
IN. at the following places:
First Wayd-To be named by Ward inspectors.
Second Ward-James G. Stoneal, 1871 Fulton-st.
Third Ward-To be named by Ward Inspectors.
Fourth Ward-E II. Plume's q Jamesst.
Fifth Wayd-Emblem, 89 West Broadway.
Si1th W0rd-SiXlh Ward Hotel.
lSesenh Ward Seventh Ward Hotel. 159 Madison-st.
Eighth observation-disclosures, corner of VaricR and Do
thick sts.
Ninth Ward-Isaac B. Smiths, so Perry-s
Tenth Yard-Tenth Ward Hotel corner of Broome and
forsyth sts.
IipenM Hard-The voters Of the First Second, Third
hd Fifth Districts, LathaIns, corner OF Columbia and
Eouson sts and OF the rest OF the Ward, al RCards
Isr Of Avenue c and Eghths'.
TloelJth Wayd-Thomas Hopes house. corner of One
hundred and Twenty-6f,hst, and FouFlh-av.
Thirteenth Embellishments Hotel, Grand-st.
Fourteenth TFard-Democradc Headquarters corner Of
Ifand and Elizabeth ats
Fifteenth Ha,d-To be named by the Ward Inspectors
Sixteenth Huyd-To be named by the Ward Inspectors
Serentecah Word-Hermage Hal, corner OF Allen ana
Houston sis.
Eighteenth Hard-C Constitution Hal, of Third-av'
I'D Twenly- secondst.
Mpetcenth IPa,dTo be named by the Ward Inspectors
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1850.

JENNY LTFD's CHARITY IN MAIsE--A core
spondent of the Portland argus writes from
Calais, Me. on the a7th ult as follows
A check for $500 was received here Yesterday
by the Cashier of the Calais Bank. to be given to
Mrs. Sarah Clark, widow of Joseph n CLARK, late
OF this town, who lost his life in rescuing the lives
OF the crew ofthe Swedish brig Johanna, Of Stock.
holm. Clark was mate of the bark Sophis, of
Calars which vessel arrived in Portland about the
1st OF October. On the Sd of Sept. the Sophia
fell In with the Johanna in q sinking condition,
and took OFT the crew who were mostly Swedes
and after getting all board but one the boat up
set and Clark was drowned. Some mention
was made OF the circumstances at the time in the
Portland papers, and sugy estions thrown out that
Clark's family would be a fit object for Jenny
Lind's charity, and she, it seems has been
pleased to bestow the above amount upon the
widow and three children of him who sacrificed
his own life in rescuiDg those OF her countrymen.
1t is perhaps proper to state that application was
made and all the facts set forth, and the whole
thing underwent close examination before the
money came, which is all right-and long live
Jenny Lind
AN ELDERLY FEMALE BURNED To DEATH
Mrs. Hannah Repore, 70 years of age residing at
No. 192 Varick St was burned to death while ia
bed, on Sunday evening. Deceased 1t appears
has been confined to her room for two wears past
and on the evening above mentioned, female
named Mary Haxton, inmate of the house took
some reireshment to the room of the deceased,
and when she left placed lighted candle on
stand at the foot of the bed Shortly after, flames
were discovered proceeding from the room. Sew
eral persons rushed into the and found the
bed blazing and the deceased enyeoped in the
flames. Every effort made to rescue her, but
in vain-when the flames were extinguished she
was found burned to death. 1t is supposed that
after being left alone she attempted to reach the
candle which fell over and set the bed on fire.
The Coroner held an Inquest on the body, and q
verdict of accidental death was rendered.
CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MIscHiEF.-A man
named Edward Ryan yesterday arrested on
charge OF entering the house OF Maria WiIlough-
by, 90 Church st. and wickedly aud maliciously
breaking large mirror valued at 500, by throwing
candlestick through it. He was held by Justice
Lothrop to answer the charge
ALLEGED PERJURY.-A young man named
Chas c. Algen was yesterday arrested by officer
s. j. Smith Of the Lower Police Court, on com
piaint of w arren S. YaRcourt, Policeman OF the
Fifth Ward who charges that the accused per
iured himself in the Court of Common Pleas by
swearing falsely in suit brought by complainant
for divorce The matter will be Investigated be-
fore Justice Lothrop on "Wednesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

! SuicIDx.-A German confectioner named Wy
eefg, committed suicide on Sunday night by tax
ag a dose Of laudanum. He died early yester,
Gay morning. Previous to his DEATH he stated 30
as wife what he had done. She Immediately
|sgOcured medical aid, bat ell efforts to remove
Iae poison in time to save his life were without
|@a. A long course OF dissipation is said to have
ID to the commission of the act, He leaves
g3sfe and child The deceased came from Ham
|sa'g few years since. and is respectfully con-
Ilscted there.
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:, favored birds, weighing on an average from
e. * MS Some reserve from Turkey Creek
~ ~ could alone compensate next day for the
IT 5ster Of Elm Creek or Cess Pool
a That some idea may be formed Of the supply of
..t a from snn Antonio to El Paso, give the
Towing s list of encampng spots, with the inter
lin, and total distance in miles and decimals
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q,s,r OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

uNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
roiiISs's LINE-Seil, from Nes'- lSr rs, Ma,
ATLANTIC Capt For L ysrPoo Sal Dee Il
PACIFIC. .. Capt NYS'.''''''Fol iASe'
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agoRGIA......D D. Porter FROM n York Wed. Dec u
CRESCENT CITY,. ID WILSON. From N.York Is
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For Rrenien.
From Bremen.

OCEAN STEAM NAvIcArIoN COMPANY.
HERMANN CRABTREE, FIN YORK Frid. Dec
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
HERMANN. CRAsrREE. For n YORK., FTd nov 10
WASHINGTON. LLOYD 49,. For n YORK sur pec 10
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co,I,Ss's L1Nx-Sals frol

co.Llss's LlNE-Saals fross Lis<y7,C11 ..
ARCTIC Capt LucE-..,.,F For n 1orS. w ed NOV ~
4 Uric Capt CoMSrocK. For York. sat Dec II
: arIFfC Capt NyE........ For N York Sat Dec q
~ STIC Capt WEsT..., For N York. Sat Jan. II
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

PUBLIC HEALTH.-The following is the Weekly
Report of Deaths in the City and County of New
Yorkfor the Forty Eighth week of l85O-from the
23d to the both of Nov.
Men, e7i Women 60 Boys losi Girl. II. Total. SIS
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or Rurope.
UT IuIUpCs
Cn,NANn LINE-Enr IirerSeoS.
FOR America.

CuNARp LINE-&ails fyoT' Ltterpoex
,st. Cant --.,.. FOR n York, Sat Nov. 5
'NEPICA Cant - For Boston,. Sal Nov. 50
sFRICA. ... Capt -......Fo For n York. Sal. Dec !
CANADA -. Capt --- FOR Boston. ..Sst. Dec. Il
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For Chagres.

,wALroS From N York. Thurs. Dec.
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The deaths in the corresponding we

The deaths In the corresponding week Tor SIX
years were as follows
1913. rs 1877
1919 208 PIP 1915
IN Brooklyn, for the Forty-eighth Week the
deaths were SO; Adults, 3d. Children, II Males,
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Forty-5erenth Heck.

Forty-eiqhth Yeck Eortysercnth Weck
Urder year.. 77-24l pr ct Under ear...5l9 pr ct
Under years. .l2l-3G, Under years. ssh :.
Under years. .l6O-5l Under years. .l3lttt =
Under 10 years 74--55 Under 10 years. 55-52 =
over ~ years .l4245 Over 10 years ..l4i-i8 g
The following is the classification of children
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The chief diseases for two weeks compare thus:


Forty serentF Wee6.
Apoplexy 9
Consumption -....... ~
Commissions. ..... ...... %
Croup...... .,......-.... y
Diarrhea...........,.. =
Dropsy in the Head. ..... 10
Dysentery- -...- -..-... Il
Inflammation of Lungs. =
Marasmus. .,. ......... y
Total ..............l57
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CAsuALrY.-Mohael Egan was found On On the
track of the Hudson River Railroad near forly
fourth-st having been run over by tram ana &c
yerely injured.
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F'ortu.eiQaM Week.l
The per centage, according to age, for the two
weeks. has been

Total. l55
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CslLp MURDER-A female child, oniy ' tb'
DAVIS old was found floating in the rye[ a. sn'
Snct y CIarkson st. It had a skein Of SUE ara"
tightly round It's throat
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Genuine Medicine warehouse
NO. I51 Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
u every department of their bushes have agreed with the
Propeors and Agents of all The genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States to keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at
far below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection OF purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this other
city, Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular Department. on the most liberal
SCALE and are prepared supply the trade at
exceedingly low that the purchaser fail realize
handsome per centage his investment, either at Wh0Lesd
or Retail. At their establishment may be found ia !
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment,
be furnished dealers, in at from to
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
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GOkrINRRRaR.

OR, CONHTIPATIQN o. rHB ROwRLs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
"a the suret safest and certain remedy or this scas
will positively give relief in the wort cases and even after
~ the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequent
ned Office with sftoushman upon their faces tall
bal they had used the ointment for other seas upon part
If their bodies the bowels, and that copoha noyeg
had resulted from it. Ths result win awayH ol th0,oug
rabbng Of the Extractor upon the bowels when ttey arr
i've Let the experiment be us. Il is percty safe an
IA no instant can the Pain Extractor do barr1
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Vi AACt anu may NC usAs
minlstered with perfect
prophecy to both sexes,
of all ages and eonstitu-
tons. We have numer.
ousletters and certificates
showing, SO far as the les
umony of Others can go.
It's sure, sale and uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
are fair specimens:
DIR. q. Goodman, OF
Linden, Ala, writes :
March ii, ls50-"I ad-
ministered it last Sum
mer, IN upwards of ffts
cases, Of different grades
Of lever, and succeeds
in eBerD instance IN from
two to ten hours -
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TENT MANuFACTORY.
INHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of all
those bound to the gold region to his large stock oil
useful and necessary articles, snch every variety OF Wall
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CANT B EDS, weighing about
two pounds; Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS, etc. all OF
which he offers at fair prices, and IN any quantity Those
wishing their articles pTOOted be accommodated
and 70 all customers who prefer do their water
ing the subscriber will give receipt and the ei
Of every description spced and furnished. FLAGS every
description made and neatly repaired Every descr
ton OF Woo, and lion Frame A AWNINGS TIA RPAULIES
etc.. made and warranted proof against mildew.
IL. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance on Canal
~ All orders from the country will be promptly
tended to. nj
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s,HE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; OF, SPEED's
4 FEVER TOMc-The announcement that eveis, of all
grades and types, he cured from tDeHg hours
without vomiting Purgng or other dlsagreeable oper3oq
VIII appear so startling and improbable that many will hard
y give 1t credence, though momenary astonshed such
apparent presumption and think of the subject
nevertheless, we unhesatngy declare that the Electrical
Fe6nbuge will do it, when used as directed
Bilious, Yellow, COngestves Typhus, and Intermittent
Fever or Ague and Fever, all yield its and potent
remedial action. 1t is perfectly safe ali conditions
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Hk Subscriber begs TO return thanks his friends, and
tns public IN general tor tho liberal patronage he has
INel nom Them and desires TO inform them that he has
taken the Store No. l45 CaroRdeet street. where he
tends carrying on the business Of PAINTING in all It's
bfanehes and hopes, BY sqiot attention his duties, 70
merit 4 conLnnsloe Of their SuppOrt; Z. F. DEAXES.
". b. All oSden promptly attended to- lasS ON
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The efficacy ol h'PAiE EXTRACTOR in this dissss.
remarkable. yVa know Of numerous enrs and do not
isaTae that the Untnen viii never fail 1 this pur
Decscy from asins certificates from adies
this subject The loowllg procused by one OF our
agena:
This viii certify TINT VI have u.ed DALLEY1s MAGl-
gAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nippler
nd cheeruly recommend it to those who may he afflicted
nth that most distressing complaint mosl valuable ar
ias cure it. Phoebe BRAY
glbaaV, April 1915. MARY MOOR ri
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with an inyetera
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have speni nea
i've hundred doa IN employing physicians nd in purchasing
medicines that used recommended cure but NJ
purpose, until last resort, heard and tIied DA L.
itEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when 10 INV
nSt surprise, before had used whole box OF ibs Sae
g,g limb entirely healed, and have nothing OF Il ef;
ibGnt me. BRADOCk DAVIS
Iie1.ristta. Monroe county, n. Y, May s, is a
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MEDICAL GARnS

nR. q. M. RAUNDEns's OFFICE, No. liz
IL ST. Charles sfreet-Dr. SAUNDERS feels grateful 10
the citizens Of NewOea for their generous support, and
hopes that prompt attention to business will eontnn
OF the same lie Is In possession of remedy that viii
break any lever in from to II hours Persons wishing 20
try can obtain u upon application at his office. mys0 y
BOTANIC DRUG STORE, Mo- as Calap steet,
~ conducted by Or. "A. A. JONES. mill ly
hrs. HOuGH and FRYDINGER viii attend to the
~ practice OF their profession in all in its branches Srct
and constant day attention paid office practice Out door
calls attended 70 at all hours, Office No. 5 baronne Ate
near the Canolton Railroad Depot
EGHPTlAN EKE BAl.sAM.
COhEN, having had 30 year, experience offers the
II. above inialble remedy for all Diseases per:
tanning to the EYE. Ophthalma, oil five years NfrsS
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear IN the Eye, SG
OF years, cured in 10 weeks; man OF tins city,, -
being stone blind Tor months was restored 70 the sight OF one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs or
newspaper without them by candeghl hours after In
namInation of days cured bv ono single drop u gives
bflancy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
~ Nos ZOO PHILIPPA street, near Hevla, and a = 81
CHARLES street. aplI ly
1 III. ELLIOTT, YeteriRarV SgrgeeR, would announce
- 70 the citizens of this city and Its VI; f., ~
ciny that he prepared to attend to all ASH kaAS@
business in his line entrusted to his care.
Dr, Elliott hopes hsong experience as Veterinary Surgeon
will insure him large business he spent nine years m the
Veterinary College Of France, five years IN Prussia and the
last hye in this city with great success The Doctors
charges from 81 to $40 upon any durable disease
Advice gratis. ss.,
t The Doctor be found at all honrs Of the dag Ind
night at TatteFsalls Stables, st. Charles street;
~ FAMILY HORSES well broke, always On hand
and for sale. mhlS 6m