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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
HOHYESTEADs.

IOETERSv1LLE HOMESTEAD ASSO CIATION.-ANU NUN.
Der OF persons of small means, indng IL impossible
the exorhitabt being asod
and houses in his city, and believing such increase rents
will continue fer TO thereby compelling them TO
reside in small attic damp bnsements
place In this city, endnngerng the lives of themso and
families, lave secured tract Of land the
Railroad in the town Of New Rochelle which they intend 20
lay out Into village plots.
The land sccured contains many of the beautiful
building stcs IN the State The scenery b Of the most
mantle character-Lii and dae-wbich naturally In
sure the health and pleasure of those who settle there
Upon this property several houses barns &C. which,
as they consider the monied in associations
for the benefit Of workngmen should not have preponder
ating influence benefits DO derived from i'm
provements which be the property they have deter
shall have equal chance TO draw OF the houses with
out any extra charge whatever.
Public meetings will be held every Monday evening" ~
o'clock at American Hail. corner Of broadway and Grand
street Articles Of Association and circulars
gratis OF either 81 tho officers
=. a. POTTER, P.edSsnt, No, Hanover street.
w. II. Hovr Secretary, No. 70 kintb aveaSN
r, n, QnEATLny Rssee1inG &ooestaxy
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NAVIGATION AT BUFFALo.-The ice moved out
of the creek and passed down the river yesterday
and last night, and the harbor is now unobstructed
There is quantity Of ice yet in the lake about Point
Abino, but steamer could doubtless get through
are making preparations for an early start, and
would leave at once for up the lake, if they were
prepared for the trip. From telegraphic reports
which viii be found in our commercial column, It
will be seen that the Southerrer is on her way down
the lake, and as she cannot enter Dunkirk, she will
probably be here tonight or tomorrow morning
Buffalo ADVERTISER March 81
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CIV Tntellayppre

FIRE Last evening about half past IL O'Clock Ere
broke out IN the extensive glass cutting manuactory Of
Bedford Thomas in the Of No 81 Ann street The
fremen were quickly on the spot and by the greatest
exertions succeeded In expguishiny the flames before
they had spread to the upper stories. We understand
that the building which belongs TO Mr. Thomas and the
goodf fully insured. The origin OF the IRE Is un-
known, but IL Is supposed that straw among 10,
Of empty crates took fire. which quickly communicated
was not ascertaned account Of the ateness Of the
bnt
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TeIeRraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON. March a
Arrved--Ships Judge Shaw. aud Havana, New Orleans
barks Cohen, Newcastle f.: Zion, Baltimore brig Maria
Alexandria schrs Emma Belise, Cardenas; Alyarado,
and Mohawk, Eayana.
Below-ships Amazon, and Delhi from Calcutta Union
from Colombo Ceylon bark Helen Maria from Baltimore
brig Ange.ire, from Cuba.
Clea fed-ship Climax, San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA March "a.
Arrived-Brig Charlotte Tay. PernaInbuco rs days
Left bsls True Man. Of and FOR NYor dg to sail
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The monster clipper ship of 1000 tons building by Mr.
Donald Kay Of east Boston, and hitherto called Young
America has been renamed the liking of the Clippers
LArscimD-On Wednesday, Mr.. Paul Curtis, the clipper
ship Cleopatra Of 1000 tons ownsd by Benz Bangs Esq
and TO be loaded in Messrs Gdden and Williams line.
She taken to the psvy yard Immediately and mas.ed.
At Bath Goth inst, ship of 1900 tons called tho Mer-
maid ed. ship Of 100 TONS no. yet named. At New
port 2lst inst fine schooner of about e5 tons, owned
at Holness Hole, and intended to supply lighthouses
Park Sarah xoeers sold at San Francisco previous
To 18th nit for $1,000
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Passengers Arrived.

NASSAU, NP-Brig Pedraza--w + Ingraham, Miss G
NHenry, Capt Jacob Britt Capt Edgecomb Peter
Peterson.
NORFOLK. Craftsmanship Roanoke j Dehamel,
Sheppard, jr, n Jackson A b Howe, w G Ellis. ]
Marion, W II Rowland, Il Clarke Cunningham. W +
Briggs, Miss L simonson, Miss Allen, Miss + Craig
Mrs Woody Mrs II Kimpe, Mrs 8 Humphrey, Mrs
II Beebe c L Dame, Robinson, Bsbcock, Jas Meade.
Rev Tr Carmichael Thornton, Perry, w Garraii,
Geo Bucken Parker; Hall. d Cullen, Mayo, ]
Lsace. WIN Ni.shsl-3S IN Itesngo.
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The Journeymen House Painters.

meeting Of this body held last evening at Mill
tAry Hall, to take into consideration increase
of two shlings per dayton their wages. There was
very attendance OF these mechanics and
raj persons spoke 1T great length the subiecthe
increase OF wages. IL finally agreed that they
should strike for the proposed advance the first day
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This being Coed Friday there viii be business tran
sacted in the law courts The Superior Court trial
branches have adjourned for the term Motions will be
heard and decisions rendered Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

The iron foundry Of Ransteai, Dearborn & Co.. Com
nercia Point Dorchester, Mass, was destroyed by fire
the night of the I'D Loss s4 00o which there is
SIS. 0GO insurance in the Etna office Hartford
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ID G KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO

p C. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING, PIANO
N. ortes &C. tomorrow Saturday 10 clock ATS Mas
street FultonR G. Kemp win cell at auction
above by catalogue for cash to pay cash advances
lar assortment OF valuable rosewood mahogany black
walnut paror dining and chamber furniture good
quality consisting of pianoortes large French plate pier
gaes carved rosewood parlor furniture suc covered
in rich French satin brocatele carved rosewood an wal
nut CHAMBER urDture painted chamber furniture site
to match with and without marble tops library and
bookcases carved mahogany sofas tete tees and
rocking chairs spring scat perlor chars in great variety
offtyes extennion dining tables marble tor centre and
fancy tables; marble top dressing and plain bureaus and
Wristbands best curled hair and general
sortment Of house furnishing articles all OF which well
MORTGAGE the furnturo of family removed from BieecEer
street and good second hand pianoorte Also hand
sme white and gilt French china dinner set 1863 pieces
IL clock twelve superior rosewood ia and
octave to he cold without reserve to ad
These Iianoortes are Of excellent tone and hnis
particularly worthy Of the attention Of ehasers
they are makers Of good and fully
rarted the sano when fold ut private sale Goods pur
c AGED out of The city can be packed for shipping
Cntnlolnes the morning Of sale
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DOSES, &c. WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUG
IL tiupccrs will sell Mt auction Saturday March 9th
I0s o'clock, at the store 10 Pine street roses &c
nosette hybrid perpetual Baltimore belle prairie and
the nursery Of u. Mante florist, warranted true to
name.
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W. L. CUSHING.


PAsY NICARAGUA AT NEW YORK
GENlENEs-I wish to make known to you facts In re-
hton TO the difficulties between your company and the
people and government of San Juan and wish the
public to be informed, also, adopt this method.
Pending the difficulties between the company and the
city your general agent, Capt Thomas Baldwin
rested charge of having used threatening and
dtoHs language towards the government and people of
San JUAN At tho request of Captain Baldwin, accom-
panied him to the station house whence after having
been detained two hours he released bond being
fgned by myself and H. l. Stevenson Esq., in the of
81, 500 for his appearance on the day of trial.
The trial having taken place. Captain Baldwin
qured to give bonds to keep the peace until the first
OF April next, in the of So 500 This bond also
also required to give bonds in the sum Of $500 to
answer charge of assault and battery with intent To
Kill" preferred against him by Captain Jarvis of the
bark Falmouth. This bonl was signed by the same
parties An empioye Of the company was arrested on
charge of using threatening language. l signed his
bond in the sum Of $500.
After having done all this for the benefit Of your COM
pany, when the incarceration of your general agent
would have been Of great injury your interests
most friendly disposition towards you was ordered
from on board your steamship Daniel Webster by the
Captain, q. J. Graham / have not been allowed any
intercourse with the vessel and have been compelled to
smugge on board such letters WISHED TO send to
correspondents and friends in New Orleans.
Citizens OF this town wishing to to r,ew York have
been refused passage and communication allo xed be-
tween steamers and American citizens Il this the
course by which you expect to conduct your rore to
California and do you thus expect the protection of
government for your monopoly Are American citizens
abroad ard those Hhe have served you have to be
treated in this manner leave it to the public Judge
Respectfully, 7. D. HARPER.
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY r. 8 OF AMERICA

COMMERCIAL Agency e. S. OF AMERICA
Port of san Juan de Nicaragua, March 4. 1853
the undersigned hereby certify the foregoing tie
ment of facts stated by T. D. Harper ESQ., be- my
own personal knowledge. true
HENRY L. STEVENSON, Q. s. Commercial Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
GAS FIXTURES.

ENRENCH GAS FIXTURES AND MECHANICALLY LAMPS
New patterns Just received made expressly for this
country fitted and warranted Paris bronzes clocks
biscuit China and Bohemian glass ware The
best French oil rbpe seed d cents cheaper than sperm
H. DARDONVILLE, AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

WATER, auctioneor, No II Wall street. win sell
Friday March & at half past ten o'clock choice selection
roses peonies and other plants from the
nursery Boil corner Broadway and Fiftieh street
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wv turday at O'CLOCK at ISL Canal street the gcntoo
consisting of paror chamber and kitchen furniture upright
piano oil paintings engravings books &C Sale positive
Also the Aaron to ist and frrniture
sss also heus. IN Srsg street 10 st and faraitusa for
sale. Terms cash.
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COPPER ORE-SECOND SALE BY THE NORTH
~ Carolina Copper Compnny-For delivery during tho
month OF Apr.-S1MEON DRAPER will cell at auction, at
the Merchants Exchange the first Monday of pr next
at 12s o'clock two hundred tons Of copper ore vz-lOo
thirty hundred Of about
twenty per richness Terms made known the day
0f sala
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Memoranda.

TuE HIGHLANDS, March o4-5 PM
One ship, one bark, and two briggs in the ofing. Wind
NV Weather clear
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THE REPORT UPON THE nos
Tie names of the same employer

tFVF EVSSLN
Tie names of the employers read oyer again
All with twoor three exceptions, reported being
willing 10 pay the advanced wages from Monday next
TO good men but objected q fixed scale for all. Many
bosses added that they would pay snch fair wages
would be fixed upon by the Union The Navy Yard
cepied for the reasons heretofore sated II said
that Messrs. Decker Browne would prefer to shut up
shop before they would concede the demand.
collection then made in order defray the
psnses Of the and printing hundred pacards
seven dollars and eigh.ytwo cents taken up. The
meeting then adjourned until next Monday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

TTENEY IT. LEEDS & CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II oil paintngs-Tbe attention Of connoisseurs and the
public especially requested to the really elegant collection
OF oil paintings exhibition at their gallery in
Gales No Wall street. to he Sold without
reserve Saturday th instant Mt IL o'clock AN. They
without doubt the finest collection ever offered at
tion this city, and embrace originals by N. Berghem
Moucberon, Horscnan, Boucher, Boddington Jan Both
Erasci Tempesta Cooper Cohbct Naysmh, Van Natter
ersna portrait Of Chief Justice Theopbip Parsons BY
servo being tie entire private gallery Of gentleman leaving
for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

TAs. MCDONNELL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & Nc
81 DONNELL 1l3 Fulton street will sell by auction
Tuesday 2J met at their salcs room 01 o'clock
by catalogue extensive and elegant Of
hold furniture panofortes paintings pier and mantel
glasses mirrors bohemian ware musical Instruments &C.
&caogether prising the assortment offered
arction tits Particulars in the Courier and Enqu
this day and next Mondays Herald Catalogues ready
n Monday Sale without
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LITERArURE.-IN
u ternational Arrangements.
Low Son X Co Brit md mi hal II.

EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LITERATURE-IN
u ternational Arrangements
sampson Low, Son Co, British and American book
sellers and publishers ~ Ludgae hill London have do
voted their extensive and commanding premises to the pub
location and sale OF American works Their arrangements
comprehensive for securing tho earliest appearance
England OF American book Of interest benefits q
the sale Of works exported reprinted by them being Ill
participated in by the authors their publishers
and, where necessary She copyrights sccured.
Mesrs Low, Son Co.. literary agents in all matters
connected with copyright tho fuhI
benefit
The proper requisite to be filled up will forwarded
spon application and information afforded to
pom dents where requested.
The publishers Circular and General Record British
and Foreign Literature Is published by Messrs Low
the LIST and 18th each month and will be forwarded T.
part Of the world upon payment Of 81 per
This work contains complete alphabetical list of oil
books published Great Britain and work ofnsert
published abroad special attention being given
full and useful list Of American books Il DO regularly
supplied direct from the once or Messre
ferees-New Yorl-Messrs Harper g. Brothers, Messrs.
Bangs Brothers Co. Boston-Messrs. Little Brown.
Messrs 1icknor Co., and Messrs. levitt Co.
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ID c. KEMP AUCTIoNEER - BOoKBINDERs'
II. stock ard tools this day at lO o'clock at l9i Full
ton street, consisting Of lurSe power stamping machine
screw presses, stamps &C. large lot OF bookbuders
qristc for carrying the business Sale by order Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

FURNITURE SALE AT HOBOKEN--T. b. BLEECKER
CO. will cell at auction on Monday, 18th inst. At
half past ten o'clock ut Hudson place Hudson street
Hoboken the gnee furniture In half OF said
house. comprising English ingram carpets tned rngs
tops marble top sofa tables mahogany breakfast tables
glass book Shelves pier glass window shades French bed
ed cottage black walnut do feather holsters
pillows marble top double mahogany washstands black
walnut single and black walnut chairs dress
cloth refrigerator and complete assortment Of kitchen
furniture. Termg, cash day of sale.
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HENRY II. LEEDS & co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
IL this day friday, March 2 at IL o'clock, at the store
No. Wall street signees sale Of wines and Havana
choice old Wines 6c Backburns Il. l. Sercis Ma
deira vintage 1925; Newton Gordon Co.'S H s. L., do
1882 Leacocks Paathino 1887 Maitland, Phelps Co.. do.
ls43; port 1896 sherry G. D. s. lS;Winc Co. f. port,
all in o. D. Co.'s brandy, old In ennessey's
do old Schedam Gin IN of dozen asks old,
from stock of Commodore Eichoson do cherry brandy
from gtocks; real Rash Mills whiskey very choice.
Also assortment of choice brandcs liquors and wines,
in oetayes quarter casks and demohns caret and bur
gundy superior. Scgars0 COO warranted imported
Havana of choice brands and in desirable packages
to suit the trade samples win be ready the morning of
ale Terms-Nncty days approved notes for all
SlCC under that amount cash. city funds.
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T ARGE SALE or LIQUORS SEGARs &cy-J. s. VAN
IL dcwater will sell this day March b. 1917 O'clock
the No 90 Cortiandt street corner the
balance q tie stock Of quors segnrs &c. consisting in
part Of Old Jones Fraso Duff Gordon south sdo Madeira
Old Earris Queens Royal Wine Co and pure juice triple
grape port old cog.nc Jules Robin Pinet Caston
chsmpagnes, se also 100000 cgars, choice Havana and
other brands be sold without Also Il O'Clock
the PRED four lease from the first of May
the brown stone front store No 50 Cortandt street
eetler with tie store fixtures, counters, shelving Re
also the asement furniture suitable for restaurant
stpg OF marble tables chairs stools walnut
top eountcre shelving rnnge, DC.
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u W. " EoTCOIT Observation-Disclosures
IN. furniture this Friday morning 1917 o'clock consist
ny Of all the elegant furniture contained In houe aud store
ld6 Greenwich which will he peremptoriy sod rain
stnecobsting CT tapestry velvet and ingram carpets
twoocrant pier rages with slabs and corniceB; two
ror suits parlor furniture in satin brocteie
rosewood centre and fancy tables etegcres rosewood
hogany marble bureaus and washstands mahogany
teteattes and sofas dining card and breakfast tables
mahogany and walnut hodsteads best hair richly
carved mahogany chairs mohoGany and walnut Vottaire
and sewing do lace window curtains and cofnices rich
shadg: inlad and painted tables elegant Parian
uu clocks girndoes; china; silver ware ivory cutlery
with quantity Of Kitchen furniture. Also, coll
lection Of oil paintings worthy Of particular attention
paintings Of real merit Also superior octave
wood pianofore Catalogues the morning Of sale and
no "a naYe tncrt
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MRS SWISSHELMS NEW BOOK. c. RIKER, NO.
l l2s Fulton street, has just published, " Letters to
Country Girls b. Jane G. swisshelm. Emo. oloth-prics
seventy five cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

T,OR SALE AT AUCTION-ON FRIDAY, MARCH 9TH
at II o'clock at ut tho Merehanta' Exchange by
Anthony j. Blocker the substantial four story brick house
ard lot with Croton water ut No 1873 Seventh avenue
Terms reasonable For particulars inquire on the premises
The house rents at $50 per annum.
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HRATIs.-NEW PUBLICATION.-A POPULAR TREA
VI tse tho cause and Of nervously debiltatsa
health and enfeebled that tho young
besot the Of pleasure business and study and ebitts
old just published and to be had gratis by eddresng
postpaid, box 100 Broadway Post Ofhco.
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WE'LL BE SOLD. To-MoRRow. FRIDAY, .MAR0H
y o'clock valuable building on the north SIDE Of
street. three hundred feet Of the Sixth
Broad street, or w. s. JAMES EOS Elm streCt WV
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CC0TCH ALE.-JUST LANDED, 800 CASKS YOUNG
- er's Steees Doves Fnlkirk Dicks Bards Harvey's,
Csmpbes and other brands pinta and quarts In
der, and for sale in guantitiesto suit, by
q. r. LETHBRIDGE, e6 and 80 Fulton street.
TONIC ALE.-BASS CO.'S, AND SAMUEL ALSOP
Sons East India tonic ale21O casks pins, just
rived in the finest order This pnre delicious nonintoxi
eating beverage, recommended by the eminent
medical men, for sale in quantities to suit, by
G.. p. LETHBRIDCE, SO and SO Fulton street.
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E,OR sALE-A THOROUGH BRED MARE. OF THE
IL Priam stock, dark bay, beautiful and carriage,
gentle and Prshy sros and csntsrs capital horse for
Fort Hamilton, L. t. till Monday evening 2Sh inst BY in
curing Of EDWARD MORAN, the Hamilton House.
Price
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 60,

E,OR SALE-A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES GOOD
travellers and stylish drivers, and very gentle Also
coe carriage in good order with silver plated
&C. Win be sold low the owner is about leaving city,
the stable Of Wilson Brother Tenth
n Fourth
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n COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
IL furniture pier glasses carpets oclohs and ono hun
bred dozen chairs &c-To-morrow Saturday March % at
O'Clock tile auction % Beekman and Sy Ann
streets large assortment of paror dining room bed
furniture in rosewood and mahogany
Also French plate mirrors carpets oclohs mattresses
Asc, abont hundred dozen black walnut curl ma
pie and once chairs The whole will be sold to the
trade and others They will be sold in quantities of from
one to five
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ANIMALS AND
BIRDS.
Native and foreign consisting Of Leopards Tigers Tiger
Cats Panthers Wolves. Black and Grizzly Bears Zone
the latter the largest this side of the
Rocky Mountains. 0sirehes Monkeys Ourang Outangs
the rema rk able Lasus Nature, known as the
WILD BOY OF CEYL0N;
The "Happy Family and one OF the most extraordina
nv ones ever collected numbering ONE THOU
SAND BEASTS AND BIRDS, native and fore H. living
together in perfect harmony; the celebrated Brahm
Castle.
In addition to these and many other attractions in this
part of the establishment,
THE RENOWNED CHINESE FAMILY.
Consisting of persons including the Royal Princess
PWAN YEKO the most beautiful creature of her high
class who escaped from the Celestial Empire. her
feet being only inches and half in lei 9Th, will APP
pear and give Concerts both vocal and Instrumental,
using their native instruments.
A MONKEY AND PONY PERFORMANCE
viii be given at each exhibition. and Mr.. GEORGE
NUTrER, the Lion Tanner, will enter the cage of he
large and beautiful BRAZILIAN TIGER, and those of
several other ferocious Animals.
Persons can visit the Menagerie without entering the
Bippodromc. IL SD disposed.
II PRI, i TO BOTH is ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Children and servants hall price.
The newly designed and magnificent Pavilion is capa
bic of seating five thousand persons comforta' ly.
For particulars Budget of Fun, Pictorial and De.
scriptive Bills 1T the Hotels.
myII C. II. CASTLE, Agent.
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BILLIARD SALOON.

CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STREETS.
(EatraRee on FIRST Street)
TINE undersigned have purchased this well known
Saloon. and entirely reitted aid refurnished il. IL
Is in every particular agreeable place C. resort
being provided with excellent Tables and everything
cssay for the comfort and pleasure of visitors The
proprctors will give the person attention TO the Sa
loon and spare trouble in making the ists Of their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saloon
but the groun1 foor is Bar provided with the
choicest brands of liquors and cigars. The old patrons
Of the Saloon and the public generally, invited to
call THOS. SMITH,
apl4 ALBERT ROWLEY.