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NaAGIYRE " HARRINGTON ,l.4.-.a ..... a-,s q iEa.
vi the avIgHeas Of W + tUu0I. tna HaurL " Lf 'f
use OF his T5Ihnypa rrr... u the Sttas .t lnHs1.'.
Alabama, F.undu Georgia and FeN beg i-t'e &" 'ai "'
attention of the public 90 iHar Ea4r rl specimen. o." '
new oelarsweRI o. Photography .....
ne Ibuuype BE- taken WURN VaI=T, b. or gas lii
and variety Of other subtsngas the first sing tn
decided advantages of trNasmshrg 10y mail caa o..
enclosed In letter. made ad0u the pages OF b"gA OF
preserved "a portfolio.
The IHUotypg trug1.v u--7glt 10 Of Iunug, So t.A
l1e picture eau BE Nmsn"d Ha5 aerEr. ae' 1 The sue'
every variety u #sIurg aUA rHuf ut the Jrnag md cuH
gGfgi.
TIE ia1HsIg I,Hfesl'a We H.sT without af# ErTrfz'
Z the TiuE. cheek.
tho additional trouble OF another sitting AleT -rr fn
immersion is taNrn copies be furnished aE fu.s
time ID. on simple application by letter Otherwise
n G.-h * a. being furnished with cry 4luuv 61l lIa
prosecution Of iz suu=uF a 'Y Ia dispose o UsG
i8T the 3f0trS speGEelg with Thorough INSTRUCTIONS
nNGl ERREOINPEs thsF pnliass to- lake gHI-ass If.
better tau aay other rstsbHua ia wyrt fasg
FuggI~f. a z-ast likeness OF child ui 5N 0gghs ,is
5onaI co. 40 c1ase lmhiul no. CAMP &u.t
ID OSiN-Sgu bbls. Ngs, aud z, lCr 81 b -
N aus HAENAA3- +A-1-5 DEN, Is NsEaEsHe
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MAyonnrY or NV oBlrAvs, Sept, ., 1880.

Sitting OF Tuesday 81 Septembog 1861
- ESuLVEB, That the Mayor b" authorized i'I
IN requested after ryng 10 days notice m the ollie ID
gazette Of the Municipality, TO sell at pubic anGoa 70 rug
lowest bidder, the contract Tor laying the iouhd stone On
Robin street, ST. Thomas To Magazine GltgeIs, also 'mt
furnishing all the necessary materials The PAYING 10 ne u
on foundation O sE inches Of Lake shule sand aTd s
,gOr 10 he done accordance with toe sppCiHgguuU ue
IN ts Survsy Office and completed within 90 day from
the signing Of the
REsOicsd, That the reimbursement OF third, due Iy
the property holders each side OF the street. he and ACH
by declared due, and able cash within 80 days after e
completion OF the work said reimbursement each sr
consist OF one. third OF the cost OF workmanship aud a
me value OF the round stone
[SIguetl i, =, 1OhNSNNr Incident ulJ i.m.
Approved Sept. 8, 1850, o. --
[Signedl A u. Nhb0sM AN Na'ul
TfuecOpy n. RlEE, ClCh.
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D. -. HEDEDNS anti Ilil1u4 PHI-. n. c,5., i,
5 tteys Ei Pr 81 Gadson's asebraggI LoT@ il , alio
for crfr 5jhs eeie-raf!d SarEapJra die yrlir.t ]
aud gtaeIs % q-aI5sr. such "a Rhs,aall C5aes
@ '39 the reputation which tey have r.1t VI commend.
ai2 ,sl TSrDIr.'nl,T2 .- . P. BAREpT,
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FIJI, q. =. II j. s. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS. No. lO4 COMMON

TENH.EY can CONVINCE any une that CaUus Teeth be
] preserved TO extreme old age, millions slIseis,
of which are now ANNUALLY ust that might tTFhsS9sst
be preserved by timely ami ludclOus treat u fTYS
.--'SAN--IA---A'-
Health, comfort, beauty and longevity are greatly DEL
dent on the preservation Ol the Teeth.
ToOtnaUhe caused by Ol The nerve, can DC it
iiaved and tbs DESTROYED without pam, -r0,,
The have used The Letheon and ChoToioTm m Gs5iy p
eases wilnOu the least injury the patent ana Mll eh
success IN destroying sesbtY TO paln IN tie eNlaglnu o.
Teeth aud also IN the surgical operations, aN
tatluns ETC. Is can he aesled by Professors StOne e-
burn, and Dr. Mccormick, and many OF the medical probes
They arc prepared TO insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from
sets, either with without Artificial Huh, m
with without atmospheric pressure, (Cg circumstance may
require according TO the latest scientific improvement "
the
years Jast viii cheeUNF bear testimony u utr uNpIl R
tcuaTly OF their beauty ard Durability. m'2h ~ hN
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Passed. The bark R. H. Douglass Captain Noryele ar
Sept 1885, rived at Baltimore the 3d. in thirty.four DAYS
as amended from Rio de Janeo By her we have Rio dates
te-- an >. m to the goth of July
r. Intelligence had been received at Rio of the
oS signing of treaty at Buenos Ayres, between the
ASaEA. French Admiral and the Buenos Ayrean Govern
ment which it was confidently believed would put
stop to the war in the Banda Oriental
The fever had almost entirely ceased to exist at
mo- and the departure of the pesence had given
.g quite an impetus to the business of the citv
anioe The bark Alabama Myers, from Baltimore to
Ssn g5p on arrived rive At s. ca,hAns Brazil
]. !. I. !. !.
@s 10th OF April and consequently " dnvs in eT
Efar passage to st Catharines She was To sail nevt
E1l days for her destination. letter from one of her
ssJH passengers reprhsens the voyage to have been
slFl pleasant one, except the length of time emnIoveJ
W a IN making it. The Captain crew and passengsrs
%a%sa We're all well and in good spirits although thew
"ssSz had made up their minds that they could not nos
each sby reach California before the rainy hal
M 4 Iorg eg, commenced ~ "'
nga@Se ihe following is from letter to the
qndnei to baltimore American, dated Rio de Janeiro JpIv
eontingeugy. 10 III, Markets.
or limited nd Gep& during the past month have very
This Extra cause combined with rather more fsva m
5e is p2ss aBoT 9ea Ref SG may now considered
w CatoEo lnir Coffee in mae o SS POM reached There
'o4 T1G5C has been paid. Good list we oaote 30fl
Henry G. sa to thg United States the S four months 9s
Chare NJ WncWw te same onr months of last year show
mes Rome that the shipments he Tour months of S OF
am e Of Ibis country reached in any one wear 5 p G "a
George 9 ii 72 me crop years Of S4s the shipments reached
A. B. seer OF three years crops Weiaye now entered H. or s
HARMON Do and Tie crop from w we o are q o B C0ee II the
Medical EvauAI we've month known to be short tbeaveo
syG NJ @ ucn sample OF the INLAND Coffee havef nun,
! L. l.. 'iuut1f Ni'' we ''r considerable fl
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nj The DELTA.
us remarks our conterps~4.
uffl1n of r,..st. r.. 49,

= yesterday ~
'spoft @ iShssDNss5nt, By Dr.. Doaa'
.a,.s' r. Ae5h we find the following ortl-
I'M On this poem -. ,..,,,, din.
''oR snnddy, mem enutled Thoughts in Prison. was
re- nno1 M tabe This appearing TO me an irl
eoit sirs to hear lohnsons opinion Of IT. 10 nv ~ 6t
~ odd he mad not read ns Of IT, PS 93S W VEIL it
saa nSsyioasy disposed 10 like them n ID anSl ioo TIE
sge v M own hands and having looked at re Pse WAS
he end Of IL he said What cs.5sTGs Is DC not believe it
lie then read aogd where he PEa S 10 man. the night before
observed, Sir DO you S he succession OF royal iami}
r y 70 ne aSD have composed this PRAYER tes oH
who has been Sf IN, bn refused pardon after 20 much PS
on S HonId hardly be praynsthu ie Nenuy lot Ns'
.TBouG ITS ON HIS IMPRISONMENT
.,NIy friends are gone harsh on its su,en hinge
tsrates the dread dOorIths mas mas,E oos rePo""
1be dire Eeys clsug, with move uent dul ana STOW
White their 3f6 Tm The he e obsc roy o RSf care
Islosoitude, to sorrow lett
,Rnt Svherefore fasten'd? OH still stronger bonds
Than bolts, or locks, or doors OF molten brass,
To solitude and sorrow could conslEh -,
For whittier should he fly, or where produce
in omen day, aud 10 the golden sum
HIS hapess head! whence every laurel laurel tolH
On his bald brow sits grnpng miami
And Al in spOrtive Triumph twincs around,
The keen, the singing arrows oil usgIoCe'
20 dismal change! now not in friendly 9 sor
A Christian NlstCF 10 pOul lliS 'A.'i
TT Christian comfort in some Nfeleh ~ -.
/ am the wretch myself! and want, hluCl ""''''
Tbni Christian consolation bestoWu,
So cheeruily bestowed! Want want IN, my """.
from Thee the mercy, from my fellow nlui 1-.... I'd,
The enienI mercy, which thou know my slauu". 81"
Ever s,Tang forth with transport TO lmpari'
',yyhy then mysterious ProydeRge, pursu.d
with sneh nnieelng aTdor? Why puHu
70 'isst6s dread b0urn by men TO- me unknown
tVbv-Sn the deep question It o erWhelIts my -,3t''
yis ~ gsngrersi Earth turns round NV brain
Nhirs IN confusion! my lmpeuous heart
n -ohs with pusalions not 10 be restrain . rrb
wiz 2-Wbere ~ Chesterfield, nv son, my 'n-L
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:, LfgI"euQf tie Vest.--The Burlington CVtl
Free Press announces the arrival at tie Wharf IN
mat town, If the bark Rapid, with one thousand
hve hundred barrels of nour, of this last wears
crop oil wheat direct from Detroit with one trap-
shpment at Montreal. u '''
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4 uT5ogfeSs 81 Chrt@tonitg IN ladfa.-A ,yr;to,
IN western India remarks that throughout ali tbet
region there is an increasing desire for booIs rJ
an increasing ability profit by them The rea adj
t iesS 10 Pufoh9se-not accept as gift ony-Cbris
.'am DOORS ana tracts Judging from all statements
seem is without parallel in any part of the be,tbe
world Nine thousand Christian books had Inielu
peer sold to native heathens The same cbeeriny
taet IN regard to educational ADVANTAGES ia mcne
'oneu by other writer's in different paris of India,
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Colo"tSatto@ ship far Lj5eriq-The bark I'd.
gar OF go tons lately built has been chartered
by the NewY oTk Colonization Society for trans.
porting em.grants to Liberia. Her day of sailing
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Coe9anMt Sugar.-A new mode of obtann,,
sussf mas been recently discovered in CeyIon. il
obtained by cutting off the stem of the coooanut
i HoWsf attaching vessel to it. and evaporating The
,. tnus obtained, which is said to flow from the
th,,s III al quantities almost incredible The sugar
that furnished by the sugar Caneand ne aI riiL 70
oi le cocoa tree can be obtained in almost am,
4uth!lly. but how many years a tree that il t,nne1
IN this way will exist, is not stated . 'apPs"
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j. d. BULLOCK DENElSks
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 29S Camp rftaI "A
~ above neord - He will perform all z 59s55t "a
operations on the TEETH for their pre2er 14z
walton and beauty 4rtuicI Teeth IN IL ffYNgv
serted-rOm TO q complete seton me 1-A-hJ,
approved plan, ,.,,',..N u tharEea 'tIy Huu
jos -
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/ '.ih we LOUISIANA flOndian, 9Th inst,
oouoa'-ln our last number, we smoke of the
, HIlion crop being less than an average From re.
lao,e Information, we can safely saw tbat il will
| NOT De more than one-half This will be owing no
e,Ie layages o. the bou-worm which has made its
oi' a'lnos5 every plantation in the parish.
mn From the Felciana Wing, 9TH inst.
The picking season has fairly commenced and
ny mus iaT, IN ths parish, the yield has been fair
The indications of the last few DAYS are. however
OF quhe an untaVoahle character. The boll-worm
j,ls i'sue JUS appearance IN the every quarter and
their raVages are represented as highly detrimental
TO the crop: Add TO this a very indifferent stand
caused by the April frosts, the cut-worm and mucb
unreasonable weather, causing extensive shedding
OF young lis, blooms, and FORMS and we are i'm
cIlneu 10 listen to the predictions of many of our
most experienced planters, who assert with conf
dence, that our crop will fall much short of a fair
average, although it will, perhaps he a better one
thah that OF last year. As far as we can learn. the
cane crop IS very promising In the eastern rortion
oL the parish, where many planters are engaged in
raising their seed cane, the prospect is represented
as extremely flattering.
From the POinte Coupes Echo, 7lh.
we nave Just been told by gentleman, who
mas lately had an opportunity of seeing nearly ali
the parts OF our Parish which had been SUBMERGED
ourlng the late high water, that the cotton planted
since the overflow presents the most nrdniSirrr
appearance; and that if the frost be late tbot
more than fair crop will be made The corn
planted under the same unfayorable circumstance
will also yield will
-, From the Alabama (Groensboro) Beacon. 7tb
Inc weather, since the rains of last week has
Deeh Lather cool Tor the first of September, though
Ia'iler Tor tAe last day or two. As we expected
the heavy rains caused the cotton In shed IL, sae
rapidly. While the immediate efTeot Of ba .n;
on most crops has been unfavorabe the rrnb,
Dl'ty IS, that should the fall prove late one tbay
may prove OF some benefit The acconnts Wa ~
eve Of Ihe crops continue to be decidedly unfa
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patty sssl August 81 &c. de owrrrs Of tbe Lite
flied the proper level Stun TIM, ys uar penalty hue
sad & rema6 undsj and + At 5ha esf ioa oi , asy s
from tts notice. sand LOIS remain mf.s J. they will flied by tie
.' '''' " Ii. HARRISON, Acting Surveyor.
First tT0yH
@,. !, a. "'o,@iS' hoj i7gUE On Teb"ngtuas street. hs
/. Aatbs"s's aomsro Constance and Orange streets.
T. Pos on Reo1s, between Jlaes aud Celeste 5rsss:
T,i,ts.l Rsi sloas between csa and s. Jmas
J. MeDrnoga ST. John the Baptist between Market and 81.
Estate Walsh Dmond, ugsn 81 John the Baptist, between
s Da Cs fe~Ssa g. t obu B sPa fi'
n Rogers a. Duty egoEg corner Of Teboupoule7 ant &C.
A. Liyaalas; Richard street. between St John Baptist and
goE5os Mason asn st. John the Baptist, between Kcaaa
Terrell Jobn Baptist between RaharI and Market Streets
,Sec9ud Hu,A
aats Of ". N. w!htnsro Judge Raws, agan,. Dysy
D- ,|e3t Epfefpa and Tgrp'ishOre streets.
j. c h@ ss' square bounded BY Raea Dn,ar, Eu,epe
Lanaftilne streets and Felicity Road.
P. irwin tn is between Baccbus md Dyales street
6. f. asPps hiepomias 8lseIGs an" Sheet,
e Duncan southwest corner Of Magazine aud Constance
Judge si S5'f aSgs R Rs3G Of Gam aT a sT
osnes unknown northeast co5nefo Of Camp aud BAN.
THiyd IFaJd.
;9m Deere corner Of Elenne and iebonT,oua uaa-.
g. Pap,5ag Fion Leysa' between se4e1e and Gaennl
' @s.5 5l1 s,.,,., E,t.e3 Es eze3 ga Ts4aupoaa
jo=s . gq,sr sase qsn 1e1ooroos and Front L,ge
AnlFewi suEsl,e, be ween TobogPouIra Front Lryee
Pe-sr C5ney corner q s'sa and Aa6an51oa 5tgse '.s
Unknown corner Of Dupl.ntsG and DO.
p 65s, P 1 sot o q s Of Poeys.s and ooehe
ovr unanosn; suastte, between Magazine AMI cons.opss
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L@3t0riiRe's E5tate-Wo IL happy to hay
me 3FsaSs to the Ea sP0H T Re result Of
&c.,. We granted to him is nor ioa lo' G o. laa nj
!or ~ Gmierence itisferliIea and rot.' al"n o.
be- psked with 30 900 head of catpis Iue
..r1 b jhng sustaining 10000 more Dnr;n5, , ,i
~" .vea,'. ms sgouTn IN France he ,,sr m; t,s
..... of at nus hotel by spectators yybo' W
m. re e Fae all or part of this nnnenso u
sst.T grantee would not decide ,,ro "a, n
~ having visited il himself Io". ne s
d qL"!nIaDy draw persons into had
~ -,r. 80 perhaps he would decide IN
" rniI;,T. nHe Cinclnnatus, apply
...u. fro ,,,'' !, 10 the Piow, by way Of rc,
. .. &c.. 'o'it lhe rade toll Of saving his nm.
.a N. courier @es Etgts- Ullis
. OF. '.
&, gua. .'.is' t1e eex-actor and eccentric
,...a. ...s4 uLeu ms hand at sundrv emnIoI
-,. among others, is now, accofJing
~ ,...nra a.l Sci oIrhai, leader of the Mormo66
!, liD UNNDr hundred, which has taken nos
s.. - hH" "r 'dt ,I Islands, near the foot of
a.. lfu, .ratr to- 'S ioi'owers are constructing
On. Hrn -o.n, appears, sufficiently advanced
'''... is '"I 49, {. where, we are told Mr..
ne 81. ....- o.. IN, on week days, on the
.0 tirRpIn $50 e'nnotie, King Richard the
.a " rn..r. .u.h' 0yy and by, when it is fin, |
a....... ...... Mt character on Sundays.
+. ... /. .aor %. ne Fspaper being CHALLENGED |
"a '. D.. me-" me-. .ngoo' mightgve s challenge,
, .. S.. ID. ... va. "..''Heeaed toF fght,
o., with their patronage.
~ ...r..f.| .t.. ... ..u.
10 lgu-,. T..nr A...
to SpLit rEAs-
lie - 7u-- T..
FETHlss,k 80 eu-. ..-,-
'' w On Ho2rFFoa r it ,iopsl3 22 % 2F s'sS
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u. 5. MAIL sTEA,Is,,,n

hereafter sail on The ioIwiS steamship Company will
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
"""aiu'''' Leaves NewYOrk ..,llh Arrives NJ Havana 80
Houeward.. ., Chsrtg4, ~ 97h - Shasrts I'd.
=, Hay3r5 '''' ii-N' - litvlna lsi.
STEAMSHIP ONO ''''
O"'""r'''' Leaves NcwYork .2Gh Arrives al ovor, o,
Hutewlrl.. E, kpg6r6,n. IL - NewOrlcans 5th
:. Bnv1a, ''' ittt e IhV-hl .,.. l7th
STEAMSHIP FALCON ''--u
ou'"au'' Leaves Neworielns. 2sh Arrives at Havana OF
Homeward. =. CLagr"' Ist - haRrea ....sti.
=. IJty1na 10 u - Havana 18th.
10
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l.@o California md China Trudc-The B9,io,,
al IN AH1s speaks of clipper slip, of 1900 tons,
lar oniding at that place, Intended for the Cali,
r4N" and China trade. She is to he called the
,opl louud," and will be ready for sea about the
rrtruof December. This vessel is but one among
- er OF others now in course Of construction
N aston, three Of which are over lIC0 tons.
lgned Tor the same trade. 1t appears that
1,s n-, easing Importance of the commerce with
=. '"aia has induced many of the Boston mer
IL. .,,o engage largely in it; and, in order to do
Up nao eitectuatIy, they are beginning to build n
a., 2 ,eass of vessels for the purpose
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aEtEs

aFNVEa ~ NV TVT HWFpTEs, The N0r-
lsATENT srivod at Port PraVa, July %, from
add Comeira, and left on the 20tR for Man.
J.. t.",' sn M"1. Az Port Praya the realms had
rnaTro,s o. was very prevalent, many of ths
1-l"muom Le inhabitants becoming victims
E,DRaDy Cazteni Jose EOroIina, commonly
: ,,3,m ,IoIeon of Guinea, having been Iarrs.
u, D. ~. n the slave trade until few wears
~ Io.r.r = Squadron were in the enjoyment
, .. '' realth ''''~'''
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The four great questions which have
ed the country from one extremitv
to a degree which has caused NAM
oder at the prospect of disunion. :,
led California has been admittsd
itorial governments have been fos' ~
lew Mexico, and proposition h.
''to Texas for the adjustment II If "a I.
ny line which it is not dopb,od B
.Pt without hesitation. This i
,o5 che protraoted struggles in COM !
,S the patriotic with rabid fapa
O., 1agOguism. All good citizen.
! n ~. country, should be proud
+ : " ! i grateful to an overriding T
,A ASR guided US safely through n,
5F nor enoOmpassed us. *
- ISEState of Louisiana-and &
md sty-ons more devoteSs,As Il; d;ss ave
IS t one sentinsry bssi I 4
IN Sc neopl-s MEDICINES
only pnnfies the whole system aHA
n, hnt ii Creates new, pure ana non
sessed by no other medicine. Ant 30
ecret OF its wonderful success. Il h..
, last five years, more than lUV,Oc! ghr.s
/ sease AT least l5,Sl were CoISlgGIeI
we'd the lives OF more than DUN thlIuieA
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" AICtiEo AND jew HLN !
SADDLERY, ETC.

PHII.ADELPaIiA sAnnLERY WAREHOUSE
-. - SIgNUithe Golden llous Head. l5f-a s EA
krassszA where the large Horse stands in Z t5F7t2
the door-No Masazine, near - gs III Y NJ
Canal street,, ,-.-,- 80, Nslsasasazaa4'aa17
4ss,utac.uyara ,u, Importer of SADDiIER41 EAt-
MEMS TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather Of all klnds, lco.5,
and Finding for the Trade Plated Saddlery ware G3Gh
and Hamess Furniture YhCst6R7T0WS, Cdrtg ana rec
cock PtOJ7s. .,,.., C,,ods
a In great variety, together with Military = Il
IA Findings Trimmings, etc, as Cloths, Cas- "a "a
Q simefes, Buttons, LBces ana IahpiO'Vs'iSs' Ill Ill
EEjS, Flsgs, Buntngs, etc. - ~
REGATTA and ewels,
FOR Aasuns, Odd Fellows, and sons OF tempe tNes WON"
ine Regaia, Parlphernaha. ron, H. r,.r,,, lr.,
M = IL are Principal Agents 9l the bo50n beluiB ION
pany FOR he sale oil Metallic Rubner Macl,Hs he4Nn-,
Stesm Packing ETC., together with a, articles q
INDIA RUBBER y}i8yTUt,ftlGRL.
Puvnhaer are invited call and compare the Goods AMI "
uss with other Houses, they VIII regret II. NM
~ Great inducements will be offered apo lyDhN
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SAOULEIiY VNAIIIfEiOJSE.
NOs. so AND So COMMON st. Z:

,s5s7ss-, =, Nos SO AND So C0MMoN st. s5ss..,A
G& VASMTTH e. BROTHER, man. NsssAzss-S
est45iwA 4 Nv utauufers and dealers in SAD; III,
III - and n ,RNESS Of every style and qudlty' W4Oh
ali The attention oil Merchants, anters ana Others 10 @
arue and well stock made and selected espec.y
y ina market cumpsiug every variety Of saddles now IN
use Coach, GIG Buggy, Wagon Cqrt apd Dry ne!2s2;
neer Shee and Goat skins; Brdes; Marnsa!9sb IrI4EH
Whips Bus spurs, SuTqg5, etc. etc.. Also Mn ttH "''
Bands; S1ddlers Tools and Trimmings Lgrylage ihhm"'
etc. ali OF the best quality and AZ the lowest prices.
au20 SMITH II BROTHER, ~ ana % CnminGl 's.
EUp CALIFORNIA.
StADDLEs, BRIDllEs, BITS, SFILRiRIPS, &c. OF
- every description, INDIA AU bBEh L-S.sSas
CLOTHING OF all kinds All BEDS Ill asf5a w
Lows, TARPAuLINs, SADDLE BAOs, YEN > -
India Rubber Tent Cloths oil az sizes iqT sac " -
flO SMITH & BhpAuEh :, % oNu1luh'N'
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, &5papef being CHALLENGED.
.n lr mighteive 4 challenge,
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gaiCu 30. 40 ST, Charles street
Egtwssu Psyurnt street siIt 'lslayt'' e SOU. s.
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F' no. l2f l5,ah,d Tie Brittsh-The burning of the
6a.e it goressels by the British IS a subject of in
rs4 fy, ment, aud the Brzian Minister has de-.
raaIines' H.aetton for the insult to the Emperor
ID IT, 2esr, placing s coastng .s s9.o of tSs
' .l. .. n, aitIrc mercy OF foreign tribunals
o.. l,.r. Nv 'aDut at the discretion of the ipcep
| e., s.t.., la'"the commander of any British
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Third M9ncipSifo sy o. az No. = Margny Buildings
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The ~ the bark YARMOUTH, from PbHsJsn
L, White oI '' 70 order IA rked, G. siogsn box Tho
4g pacsa -. ouh bfoRner Homer cafs H. Tsy,s
cleiL an ~ WIZ please make themselves known IN b ~
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goods Oh De eyrs VIZ please attend tho rcs,pf nj mar
50 I'lIM hy wy be atofed their exrg1se pTi yl,I
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goods No goos MI ee3 T please steGd 10 the reeep q
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Of NewJersey Anna iA' dseu ID years, native
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