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S. M. HART g. co.
DEALERS IN CT

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GRO
w ceries Provisions, Western Produce
and plantation supplies generally-Receiv-
ing and Forwarding Commission Merchants
Baton Rouge La.
In resuming business it is oui purpose to
purchase supplies of Provisions and Produce
in the Western Markets, and to make our
sales exclusively for Cash, or satisfactory
paper, at prices as low or lower than the
same goods can be purchased for in New
Orleans, with cost of transportation.
From the Planters we solicit call, and
assure them that any article they may desire
in our line, we will make it to their interest
to purchase here.
~We will purchase or sell Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Cotton &c, or will make Cash adj
vances on consignments to our correspond
ents in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
St. Louis or New Orleans. June lily.
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H. r. WADDILL.
AT HIS DRUG STORE NEAR
The Harvey House,

Offers for sale, very large and complete
assortment of DRUGs, MEDICINES, SURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, CuPPING-GLAssEs, OILs,
Scars; ToorH and WnlrE-WAsH; HAIR.
ToorH, FLESH, Nail, SHAVING, PAINT and
SHOE brushes; together with. all the most
popular patent medicines Of the day.
PENS, INK and PAPER.
Fish-hooks, Lines, Floats, and Baskets,
Low fo- cash.
Teas! Teas! Teas -!
Having been appointed agent for the sale
of TEAS for the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
Of New York, am enabled to offer to the
Lad,.s, splendid assortment Of GREEN ard
BACK Teas, warranted pure They are
put up in quarter, half and pound packages,
and sold at from so cents to 81 50 per
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This class of remedies, improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Physicians, after long expert
ence, to be admirably adapted to the cure
of certain diseases; put up and offered for
sale for the benefit of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell you, that,
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic, Indian Colagogue Champions Pills,
Jaynes' Louden's, Sapington's Hulps or
the G,affenbourg Pills, will cure you Of any
case of Chills and Fever, or Ague and Fe-
yer that may occur, and that too, at cost
of from IS cents to 81 so; whereas it
would ordinarily cost you S. 0O-They
would further inform you, that these rene
dies, warranted genuine, are for sale by
Fl. L. WADDILL
Druggist, near the Harvey House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. may2Sy.
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CHI A r Il + r.
OF THE
Baton Rouge & Clinton Plank Road Co.

We the undersigned agree to form our
selves into corporation under the laws OF
the State Of Louisiana, as particularly set
forth in an act entitled an : -4ct for the organ
i-ation of corporations for 'corks Of pnbl,,e
improyeniem and ntlityh-a copy Of which
is hereinto annexed. for the purpose of con-
structing Plank Road from the CITY OF
Baton Rouge, in the Parish OF East Baton
Rouge, to the town of Clinton. IN the Parish
of East Feliciana, and from thence along
the most eligable rout to point that will
connect the town OF Liberty in Amite Co,
State of Mississippi, and for that purpose
we have formed the annexed charter, and
have signed the same, and have added to
orr signature a statement OF the humber OF
shares and the amount of our subscriptions
to said Company
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CHARTER OF THE COMPANY.

1st The said corporation shall be called
the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank Road
Company" and its domicie is fixed In the
the city of Baton Rouge. %
End. The said corporation is established
for the purpose OF constructing, working
and maintaining a plank road from Baton
Rouge to Clinton Louisiana and from thence
hereafter to be continued to Liberty IN
Amite County. State of Mississippi, should
company be formed in Amite County to
connect at the State line.
3rd. The capital stock of the Company
IS fixed at One Hundred thousand Dollars,
divided into four thousand shares at twenty
five dollars each. A payment OF five per
cent on the amount of each share shall be
made, within thirty days after the election
Of the first Board of Directors. The SUISSE
ouent payment shall be made in such sums
and at such periods as shall be fixed by the
Board of Directors. Provided That no
call shall be made, for greater amount than
ten per cent. at one time, and that sixty
DAVIS notice of each call shall be given, by
publication in one newspaper published IN
Baton Rouge which shall be known to the
stockholders as the official paper OF the
Company, and in one newspaper published
at Clinton.
4th. The said corporation, shall go into
operation and be organized, so soon as
shares of stock to the amount of Thirty
thousand Dollars shall have been sub
scrbed. >,
5th The business of the corporation shall
be conducted at its domicil, in the city OF
Baton Rouge by a Board composed of seven
Directors, who shall be stockholders. The
Directors shall elect one of their body as
President of the Company, at their first
meeting after their election. A quroum to
transact business shall consist of at least
three members and the President, or any
four members of the Board. At all elections
by the stockholders, and at all their meet
ings each share shall be entitled to one vote.
Votes may be given in person or by prory-
The President of the Company is the officer
designated as the one on whom lega! service
of ali process or citation against the Com
pany may be made, and the company agree
to be bound, by service of process or clta-
ton. whether made on the President In
person. or to his address, at the office OF the
com pany in the hands of any of its officers.
9th. The first Board of Directors siall
be chosen as soon as the list Of subscription
shall be closed. This election shall be held
at Baton Rouge under the superintendent
of the commissioners hereafter designated
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PIANO TUNING.

TT COATES most respectfully inform
IL. the public of Baton Rouge and vi
ity that he will tune and repair Paino Forts
Violins, Guitars, and all other musical in
struments on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the Comet Office or Jacob
Pipers on Church Street will meet with
nrompt attention maj 81 ly
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BATON ROUGE, Sept. 4th, 1852

DATON ROUGE DCPV. TsAf AOc~.
meeting of the friends of the Baton
Rouge and Clinton Plank Road Company,
was held this day-at the office of VIM. 5.
Pike, present:
TIC. Morgan, B. F. Harvey J. NJ. Bru-
not. A. S. Heron, H. T. Waddill, Eugene
LaNoue. w. H. Crenshaw, J. w. Seymour,
J.B, Romer, Jordan Holt, Philip Win
free. If, S. NJ. Hart, VIM. Markham and w.
s. Pike. Judge I. G. Morgan was called
TO the chair, and w. S. Pike appointed Sc
cretary
w. S. Pike stated the object of the meet
ing to be-that Of adopting charter Tor the
Road, and foI the purpose OF appointing
commissioners to open the subscription
books. A draft of charter was read, and
adopted, and it was upon motion
Resolved, That the charter, together with
the act of the Legislature, under which the
same is formed, be published in the papers
of Baton Rouge and Clinton, and that the
papers of East and West Baton Rouge and
East Feliciana be requested to published the
same.
The following named gentlemen, were
appointed commissioners to reopen sub
scription books: At Baton Rouge, I. &.
Morgan, S. NJ Hart, Fl. T. Waddill, A. 5
Heron, F.. Lahore j. Holt and w. S. Pike
At Clinton, j. H. Muse, II. H. Haynes
Henry Marston, G.. w Munday, J. B. Smith
WIN. Patterson and NJ G. Mills.
The meeting adjourned SINE die
THOS. G. MORGAN, Pre't.
WIN. S. PIKE, Secretary.
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cup sROwGe spry scrYCws,

~7~'(se~' yN'~>>o~>s>~N0sN>|>->
4 tofhhiNk hsblt Tnk UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- ihis icy hfuen cvpartnership far the purpose Of
taptn .n tht tesd5 made cothiag business wholesale
anurr ~. tTm Of tardber. Co. A, II Broadvav
" I'LL Al y tbNth OLIVER y. TWkEDY.
@.iAs "htf IN ., :, GOLDMAN q. M0ULrON
nt NetE Sprt T. 1902
TE'HE CofAsTNfRSIIP HEREfoFoRE EXISTING
fetWcty lehn Florence aud George W. Uarpel baying
loon disco by mutual consent, tho auhsorber viii keep
tb, CATS hoe Broadway, 81 street. an IA
account aud alone viii settle an claus against tho
La 1sm If Florot 20 " iisrpei GEORGE W HANPEL.
New TX Nay 20, 1862. JOHN FLORENCE.
oARINER NANTED.-A GENTLEMAN. WITH SIX
{, Il Ars. emlsrk wish the advertiser ia
irsftahlc ioblng already established For par
tiet t II IL, nj the office OF this paper which will
~ tfcatcd sVhtdeatially.
sySuF CoPAKTNkRShIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
lctN cen y hu Florence aud George narpel having
uiss0ly.1 ~ mutual the 10th of NAV,
htarsr ~ Hargai vil Keep the City Hotel Broadway,
nrrof navarro st. set his account, and alone will
tetfe all Nlims against the lste firm ~ Florence and
harpcl JOHN FLORENCE
NOV ok May % 1852. GEORGE W. IlARPBL.
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ASTROLOGX. DO

nEpTs OF LONG STANDING COLLECTED BY THE
~ Of geomancy. II coed fortune to have
interview with the Asrologer. &. W. Roback respecting
many persons who owed money, who abe to pay
yet had not the disposition. But. by consulting with
this gentleman have recovered bills that had for
gotten and in received than
did in the time since have been In business would
advise all TO call who wish speedy cole tion Of doubtful
accounts, and buy his magic for am sure you will
gret il. LEWIS kUSHEhRT.
Aletters the above topics VI posi- paid will BIO
gratis. Ills office is at No. White street, two
blocks below Broadway.
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nRf COOP ShhESHEN, VINO ARE MEMBERS OF
~ the - q. g. q ~ y. Association. reque .,ed TO
meet Al ther and keajog Rooms. 1903 b,wesy,
Eriasy eyeR,ug tAp lh instant at ee'pek Bnsss of
great IN pcrtapeg - ~ Clerks e - bsonsbt Tor snnsi-
deratlon, w BERRf, frcsijeas
u. y. FARgswoR!r =, Cor. .e,ary.
E9EaGHER RECEPTION ASnaEEss or TIE OR
AVE ter 81 the circle rsqnes ted astend special
"a % - their df r9ota Natenal IL ALL Ctanl stse.t,
% friday the - nst 1T o'eloeS 7. w. when business Of
l. .hve viii lie transacted.
WILLIAM EAGLE President
MAS. a cRI1LIFfTtE, Seeret-ry.
u osEHfLL BUILDING Ass0CtATf0N-TH sSECcND
AZ monthly meeting " this aeforiat win be heid
UGian Han. ot Third aad Twents aond
strcet Monday evening lthint att O'Clock. Members
etair their books ut tie aee ia Fourth avenue.
tIAhI sS a Day, secretary.
'ENH0MAs y. BFAeHER-aN ADJOURNED INERT
ing - tho Operative SaipwTi sts o. aeN York sill be
hole tels vry evening she tb inst a. the Aasyrsn
SAL to. .i5 9tFd Lewis Every o. the
trace IL respectfully eGneted forw rd and unite
Visf IN showing She enemies Of fr dam and The
Of the working thRt have hearts to sel Abe
the eqpressor and TO defend THE oppressed
M0khlcE WALSH Chairman.
pAvIn HEART Secretary.
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TIVE BITEP BIT
u These are .he woudrous pills
That save the expense Of traps,
On rats and mice that gnaw their ell,
While folks afe takir maps.
Thee are the powders, too,
The surest seen,
That sweep away the insect crew,
And leave your houses Gle
Come, try, md yoa II and
The COSTS very small;
they Do no harm r. human kind,
Then. pray, give us call
L. LYON, a24 Broadyay
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sSOLEapfA HALL, Fsw hSsA&oN sfstHGS, N, ".
" lhe Ep5sras nes hereby respectfully gives notice
BIT friends the pnhc that rae ahoye Qened
a. establishment viii 10 reception Of vsitezs
tho 2tsh Of Nav Snd ne is prerarsa "a
wNse arrlngepss.s wish feysiliea for the seas ~.
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sssBE GRAMsRsY AoCss, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
stYosr shd Broadway, New York will be opened 20
Ne aubia Gou6ay, May "a 1873 sont.ns $50
ia tho elegant with possible
yea;eaes 1t wi he tspt the Amsrcsn and European
plsns bed And the proprtors determined that il
Eh.n the best fsaiy hs tsls in the world,
DONALD 10 co.
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TAPG MARSHA BATHIEG.-CONGREs8 HALL
~ vii be open tine l0.h Of june nss The location Of
high besutifu grounds Ia front.
desirable 81 the island The rroprs
ert continuance Vt The liberal paroI
AGE heretofore rscaiFsd ". u. MILLER Proprietor.
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ri gW YORK VOLUNTEERS.-WHE sPE-
~ ei Committee OF both Boards Of the Common Coun
81 ote city otNew ork have been slpont.d FOR the plr
ot ring what individual Of
cold Box which dc ised by tae ustrious Jackson
BE- rrstented to the who should be aduleod by
country been the valiant defence his
country in the lae wth Mexico: therefore,
hereby gives tat the Special Committee viii receive
tru elaine from person. late of the Nav volun-
tears f said Cold Box; the claims, with their vouchers
b. Iresen within three months from this 70 he
addressed Charles Frate Charman ofthe above Com
n1i.tee New York May 4 1852 CHAS. FRANCIS, Chair
" Committee Of Board of Aldermen. CHARLES II.
ktNG Chairman Of Committee of Board Of Assstsn AL
6erGen.
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<sHSMPLrN PLACE ISLIr, LONG lSLsND-THIS
~ nottl dsshuiy situated the south side Of Long
Island opposite Fire Island Light s spsn Tor per-
ranent transient besrdsrs Boats always at hand 70
senvsy PARTIES the Light House Gshiag excursions
AMOS y. STELLfNWEKF.
NR.-Comr unication With tse city twice day, LoAg
Island Rairen3, storring At Sa1olk station.
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NO pEINTEIssa

vxto raINTEES.-foR SALE, LARGE HYDgArffG
StsEding Prose and super royal "stntnf "a sFaH
prosa with aeliini Ing apparatus aops.e sppy TO y w.
goe &. Co.,. Gold stfeet
yy,O PRINTEns.--A CREsTvAnifqY or Woodland
Metal 1ype for eale. AS IL has
kme will no sold rcaFonahe terrcs kpply 70
y. c., tbisl stpxy, Eersid BpildiGsG
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JtAMi Lr0N HoUsR-FoRT HAMILTON. LONG
1-lawd -Is within Twenty minutes sail Of New York,
b. steamboat Is oren Tor .hc reception of bosrdsr
wishing will address the proprietor,
Port Island the cAse, Asor House,
Row York Steamboats, win leave pier No North River,
NJ and PM Steam boat John Hart loaves fo ct
at Pm Stages leave lcot OF Fulton street,
Brooklyn late NJ making the trip fifty minutes
6th tho leaves Now York for Fort Ham
at PM for halenoe Of the season remaining
ai4ht- returning at /, M in the morning.
UAWLEY D. CLAPP.
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W. o0sTEn HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT,
w was opened the frat of June Is il large, newly
bt supplied with spring water for bathing. &c, and
Lrs I'll yeriepcss OF modern hotels. Danbury is
about our ride from this city, by the New Yerk and
New Haven. end Dapburv ahd Ssrwalk Railrot ls and
r attractions tc tn wishing visit the sountry dur
i.r Che sum mer mouths. W. SIMONSOS.
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gNDD NELL0WS Hall ASSOCIATION OF Tue CITY
~ ofEev Nork.The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this association will hold in the Id Fellows
HaIl OF Centre AID Grand streets Mon
II - eelocs r. NJ. on tho day election will bs
h'a Ter twelve of election
tns 'nsrng year The pol will open 1T o'clock p H.
JOHN j. DAVIES, SECRETARY.
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S1>o BUILDERS ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
Il Tor the completion Of Nouee. in Closed in tho
L,teent ward ano between First and Second
in Fifteenth lhe plans and specification will he
shown " nppiyi4g to Ar SPENCER the ofioe the
Irtiug House from tho 1rning from to 3
&freruoon.
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T V. u. PALMERS AGENCY, VALUABLE PRACrI-
"A cal Inflammation can he had aud ehiie - me q
widely circulated aurnals hcsles hc y authorized ~ TN
ortcnrs 81 the best papers Of the wat country o. re-
tevr ana receipt tor subscriptions and Advertisements ~
Nor lowest ratss thereby aordirg the erportuny ~ I'D
vtrung with diserlmnaton, speeta anl saety.
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CEA BATHING AT ROCKANAT, L. 1.-THE PA
~ vioa Bote Is open for tho reception of visters.
The South ferfy Brooklyn, for jamaica
Ga, except Sunoay, q. o'clock A d. and o'clock p
whore will be In readiness 70 visitors to the
unic aton fer left with j. Ogden Smith,
Go Front street, will be promptly attended to:
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w AwAYANpA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
w Orange county, n. II The above house IL most
beautifully situated at tbs head % Greenwood Lake tea
miles in length For pure mountain air. romantic
eoanery auist raubss, fresh bathing good hsaev
&C. this piece ssnsst 10 surpassed stagss leave Gee
soopers Hotel Chester Depot New York and Lio aisstd
tho srra % the morsisE train from New York For
particular inquire Of Henry D. rssr 500 Broadway Of
She propric tor at the isks THERON EELTLR.
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aOFfLs aso eyATsIsis0 PLACES,

-rSRANSLlN SQUARE HOTEL, SIS PhARL STREET.
Il John hveass late o. the Nor.s umbsrland House has
furnished rsly the franklin Square Hotel where
hs transient an3 permanent boardcrs
able term Slso single Led by the week
n
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I'm. CRY. CRY OUT STILL WORE AGAINST cos
TAkS ESterminator! Is possips tnas any eso Mno
has good article AFRAID 81 snotnef and De crying
mpo stor! imrostor Poi-oni poison n &e.! CostAI
leaves them 10 their snd destruction and
he does Ills Rat. Mouse Reseh. Ant Sc Extermnstor
ought IA he In every family 1t Is not dangerous to IL
l. sale Ly ali prin druggists. Wholesale and
tar in The United States, Sc Costars Depot fs Broad
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ELECTORAL PsyCHOtOGY.-DR. BENTON Will
II isCtnEs ana give tnteresting experiments upon tho
Aa9Ns at ihalan Hall s2 Grand street Junction
Mast broadway and Grand street,,
evening. June i0th and 18th. Adnittancc i2l cents
Dorps open At ~ commencing ut O'clock. MR.
Tor consult alton and peration for the disease
ner Of fulton and Pinoapple streets, Rrooklyn
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
l. Ludgatc Hill, London.Ths above house Is centrally
siueted; has excellent todeeroom ten or twelve r-
lifting between forty aud fifty light airy bed
good smoking warm, cold aud shower baths
always ready night porter in attendavcc; axed charge
the New York Herald hed Tho mas Quar-
leaders his grateful tAank 20 his american friends
for he he has long enjoyed at their bands and
soiicits their continued patronage and
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sfsEClAL NOTICES.

hht0n opens sdaesday. jane o - 10 = ',es, ia
as N 1@r.eai s ~ r rs%s rob sp 70 i':
i 3 II, sas 9a.c Osa & s s s ,s's ana
table les and ths euy sceon d 40 yeerb VcssrS
q rliials rLa viii eeeasy tAus Sishs~ea sqs,rs
IA K9spo5 ssa iient # "a ssejesy D.dworth ;
b,Rayite in atendasse duEing tho exhibition. Ae'a''
Ara MEETING OF TEE FRIENDS or Mr.; ABRA-
=, ~ "a hsa y she hs s % IN And M sard
wa SEATED " TIE Chairman sao called sr wes orrel
s r nsr :" sA aas' q. f Es% I'd
frssd- OF Mr. Westergelt presentsd .. .uti sisves
this sadTas as srWo liz employee. # l. Mats ron
guidance we have long labSrsd ana - sn have
sir who for many wears have ~ o.r roroaau are
about save and We cannot resonee oorseyes
have received your hauis without shs
rtecn years ago you tered UPON duties
Mon which you now resg1 and we are fee TO admit tina.
h. lad the ssss oS sss0 II any e %
sunny sS iii ssGy ove las always ua & be hun sa
passed sgif'e ara The moeld worked better when you
he always reeofnissl friend We have not Only Easwa
Icyop liz our WORK and The cank The
We tay learned your aud eoncientea
yda ia Sa aI' and rss; ~ss IA
Is hi q Se s lamas nee WIND and 70
dhrs Of whose heart touched With Gonna sion for
r. '"S "hs5 iiSisa'@ s,aa a
the ftsRru Wa taNe ahd tAas mhkcs your separation
from ~ an occurrence We deeply lament But, sir,
eitrum tanees compel Ms 20 pert shen know that in
takrs taJe Of IL parting from OLD and
ia tnd, Raa sincerely as'ure you tha your memory
WI sea legacy g. al and best wishes for well
sare vii follow y0n Why you may go In whatever
sphere OF lie y"U may hereafter is the desire
q those shat sddres you that prosperity
Al your Norts, and that aad pieaty always he
tue o. Your alao. And in e0ncl hops
that 3"u viii not look this testimonial regard
aul itrrat, hut receive 1t the voluntary Offering
'tse III whom ynN have been long associated tribute
whh shs tumble artigan co merita m greater thaa
yoiden oh Rigs or gorgeous pres Dtse sincere affections
OF honest Alasts.
Mr.. Graham ai!:-Mr Wetcrvoit--Sr have been
q puted ~ yuur riepns hcre yon this
mcuto, atd would d. irj,. co 20 them nd myself il
faeu Wedge TIE OK gratitude for The honor
taoy have done - this occasion. ana regret my ina
htty 30 ana words 70 atfressgou. sir GIT repeat the
poet.
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GQlQ RARE CHAN CE.-F0R SALE, FIRST
OOOs class oyster saloon With dining stalls. bar and
licensed held under four years lease from May
1852 at very odrate rent the proprietor being about
South FOR h health. Apply personally by letter,
postpaid to H. S. ARNoULD, Counsellor, II Wall street.
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AGENCY.

HAVEN BAKER, soLE AGENTS FOR TIP SALE
IL of Malone Sand Stoue. good supply constantly on
hard and orders for dmenyons sled AZ short ao.s
OHce, 100 Broadway aud At Che yard Wet. TWestyal.0
street. between Ninth ard Tenth sveupss.
A. L HAVEN
LOUIS y. BAKER
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PAVILION. NEW BRIGHToN.-TuIs ESTABLISH

TlnVIIION. NEW BkIGUTON.-TUIs RSTALISH-
Il open for the and the proprietor Will
be happy make with parties Who may desire
40 engage rooms The distance from New York to New
Brighioa six m;ss aud he TRIP rerfo rMed BY steam
boat In from 2b TO 20 minutes leaves New ork Pier
NO river, at esnd ~ A. III and 81 AMI GP N. Leaves
rev brighton at and II A. NJ and and o ~ minutes,
ns the season adyanees L, BLANCHARD.
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GAILRoAT VIOLA FOR SALE, SLOOP RIGGED, AND
- in primo order throughout Has small boat, and is
ftted With ga topsail flying lib. is wcn calculated
for safe pleasure hoat. Burthen Fix tons. Inquire OF
llobokeu.
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