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cipal and domestic protection, but the right o!
political protection, then how was he not to owe
us, in return, Allegiance We cannot see, for
our lives, how the consequence can be avoided.
And thus, does it not inevitably follow that no
man can reside, can have got domicil amongst
us, without contracting towards our Govern
ment the obligation of Allegiance
But again the same great principle OF re-
ciprocal rights and reciprocal obligations ap-
plies between nation and nation as between
government and citizen. If, then, you have the
right AGAINST another nation of protecting a
man. that nation has, necessarily, against you,
the right Of holding you responsible for all his
acts from which flows again the inevitable
consequence, that we become answerable for all
the acts of every man who has at any time re-
sided in the United States. Thus we should be
responsible for King Louis Philippe, Emperor
Louis Napoleon, and every body that has ever
lived on our shores. Now will Mr.. Marcy not
elucidate for us these weighty difficulties
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married.:

evening S6th ins the Rev. DR.. Scott w
SToDDARD aud Miss MATILDA A. MllLGAN, all Of this city.
The above announcement conveys the intelligence of
the departure from amongst gay brotherhood of of
worthest lveest coadutors The impression of
his pen is familiar to the readers Of the Crescent
Many boon companion will mourn and many soft-eyed
lass will sigh this his early taking on" but
graduate ourselves that though his hands subjected
to the manaces of marmony his pen has the easy
and his wit the ready now of old As Of the
brotherhood Of the quill tender him congratula
tions
On Saturday November by the Rev Father Monshsn ANN
RELY aud HENRY NcGUlNN, both Of this city.
On Saturday 49, St Georges Church,
the Rev DR. Tying, SAMUEL WOLFF this city, REBECCA
w. your daughter Of the Major UAh Blue Of Alsbama
On October Franklin Tenn by the Rev. A. N.
CHARLES DEFRANCE Esq., Of New Orleans and Miss sALIl
daueher the late Col Thomas Hademsn
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DoAichlATIoN.--The doctrine in this matter,
~ aoiy ia'd down by Secretary Marcy, CON
,lnaes sun to perplex our imagination, with
aooots which we fear we shall never he able to
soive' without the assistance Of that great ex.
pert OF National Law Another of these has 10
day suggested itself to us; and, SEEING not
ourselves, any entirely clear solution for Il No
must again entreat the learned secretarv 10
ease our mind and clear up the point for us
The duties Of citizen and the State are no
ciprocal Now, Political Professionalism i.
protection against foreign power--has, for il,
unquestionable correlative, Allegiance. soMr
Marcy himself asserts For he says, that, as
Austria had banished Koszta and thus put him
out Of her protection, he no longer owed her any
allegiance. Well. then: if, in consequence O
his having resided among us, been domiciliatet
here, he attained, not merely the right of NUM-
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Captain of Scayengers are paramount and re-

Captain of Scavengers are paramount and re-
quire additional publicity
BY The terms of article Is the Health Off
Ger . may enter into any premises at any time
between sunrise and sunset 1" for the purpose of
making examination of them. The privacy Of
private houses is to be invaded by this univer-
sal inspector of filth, and no domicl Is to be free
from his intrusion Families are to be awakened
at sunrise by the rank atmosphere that encircles
his person, and sensitive aristocrats must en-
dure his communicating presence even to the
suns setting Such an office would not be en-
viable, nor would it be safe to insure the wearer
of its honors from rough handling by some of the
warm bloods of these low ATTITUDES The in
fraction of such law would be equally as GER
tain as its enforcement.
Article 16 empowers the Health Officer to
designate the place to which any unwholesome
matter shall be removed Such power in the
of much good, as for instance, should the men,
bers of the City Council be refractory in passing
any wholesome measure, he might gather all
the filth of the city and, by dumping it under
their windows, fume them into compliance
Article % authorizes the Health Officer to
remove from Office any sexton neg!ecting to COM
ply with his orders. Besides these objectiona-
bic features of the ordinance, there are others
which space will not permit us to particularize,
all of which together stamp it as one of the
most ill-advised measures ever proposed to the
consideration of an intelligent body Of men.
The Common Council has not yet taken it under
advisement, and it is to be hoped that there is
good sense enough in the city government to re-
ject it altogether. Let an ordinance be framed
that may be feasible in its Details and we will be
the first to advocate it.
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A NEW JUPITER ToNANs One of our New
York contemporaries, referring to Mr.. Pierces
impending Message, says it is like to be "a
thunderer.'' Ii so, it will probably be of the
mustard bowl order. The bolts of such Joves
as Mr.. Pierce don't much shake the world or
are found, when their rumbling is over, to be a
brutuna fulnien sine ictu. He should Ito
Judge by the Bronson case) see that, when he
let's off his presidential blunderbuss, it does not
kick him nvar
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.fetO Clothing Store,
~.= No. 40 CAMP STREET.


No. 40 CAMP STREET
IRWIN FORNO
~ Have Just received and opening stock of
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS superior
article, AID of hs nestest and fnish;
BLUE CLOTH FRocK and DRESS COATS with Plain and Gil,
Buttons;
BROWN and OLIVE FRoCK DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER ENGLISH KERsEY
ovERCoATs, CLoAKs, PALEToTs and SAC COATS, Of all
eolors and styles;
BLACK DoEskIN and CASHMERE PANTS;
100 different syss and patterns OF FRENCH PANTS
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK SATIN VESTS;
WHITE SILK aud MARSEILLES VESTS;
Plain and Embroidered MARSEILLEs VESTS:
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mechanical Worked Bosons.
Plain, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAvATsi
Fine He4yy CASHMERE uNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS;
sUsPENDERs;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERcHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
yALIsEs;
CARPET BAGS etc.
~ We viii receive additions
every steamship from New York public
generally to examine stock which on reasonable terms
n2a 2pf
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N1sp EUI Goods.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,

GIQUEL & JAMISON
no. ~ Charities street,
w Have just received per Isvrs rich AZ.
Of the following articles which they particular
attention Of their and the public
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS, BANDS, LACES, sici
RICH PRINTED DE LAME DRESSES;
PLAID AND STRIPED vALENCIAS
PRINTED DE LANES small patterns;
FIGURED AND PLAID w0RsTED, for children;
RICH PRINTED FRENCH CAIICoEs
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH CAIICoEs;
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANs;
CLOTHS, all eolors, for Ladies' Closks;
fLAiN DE LANES, all eoiors;
FRENCH MERINos AND cAsiIMEREs, all colorsi
ALPACA AND BoMBAZINE,
PRINTED BAREGE DRESSES, three nounees;
CoLoRED AND BLACK cAssIMEREs,
CoLoRED AND BLACK CLOTHS;
ColoRED FIANNEfs AND TARTANs,
RED BLANKETS, supeifne;
RICH PRINTED FoULARD DRESSES;
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three and av. ao,pc,,.
PLAIN AND CHANGABLE SILKS;
FIGURED, STRIPED, PLAID AND PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
PLAID AND STRIPED FouLARD SILKS;
BLACK WHITE AND CoLoRKD SATIN;
SILK POCKET HANDKERcHlEFs
CLOTH TABLE COVERS;
EMBROIDERED, PLAIN, RfvERE L. c. HANDKERcuEFs,
LINEN CAMBRIA AND LINEN;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EDGING AND INSERTING.
EMBROIDERED JACoNET SKIRTS
REAL LACE sHAwIS;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS AND sHAwLs;
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CAssNEREs;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTHS;
CASHMERE SATIN AND SILK VISITING;
GENTLEMENs' LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS;
LADIES' AND CfILDREN's HOSIERY,
GENrLEArEN's AND LADIES, MERINo SHIRTS;
COTTON HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
SILK HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
FANCY AND PLAIN VELVET RIBBoNs
FANCY SILK RIBBONS;
NEEDLES, PINS, HOOKS AND EYES AND FANS;
LINEN RUFFLEs PEARL BUTTONS and SEWING COTTON.
WoRsTED AND SILK DAAIsK, for curtains;
woRsTED AND COTTON DAMAsk for curtains,
COTTON DAMASK, for curtains;
CORD AND TAsSELs, for curtains;
yALENCIENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING;
BLACK AND WHITE GULPURL;
LADIES AND CHILDREN's SILK GLOVES;
FRENCH CoRsETs.
PLANTATION GOODS.
BLANKETS,
KERSEYs,
LINsEYs,
CoTToNADEs
CALICoEs,
DENNIS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, A'NHi''
TICKING STRIPES,
LowELs, BLUE AND BROWN,
COTTON, etc., ETC.
6IQUEL JAMESON
n23 6t2p Chsrtre. street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TODD Go, No 100 Canal street
just received very large and beautiful assortment
o' american and European earpetings curtains oil cloths
aud paper hsngugs. There is no establishment in tbs
Guy "ch Keeps on hand more varied stock Of different
s'yes ana patterns than Todd Co. and all those who
have occasion to purchase should call and mako
tion
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PRESENT TO oAfr' MchAH-The New England Mutual
aailhe insurance Company have presented to Capt L.
Mckay, of the ship Great Republic. massive silver
pitcher for his noble conduct while commander of the b;
Sovereign of the Seas
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Day and boarding School

CONDUCTED by MRS NJ D DIMITRY
tS The above Institution has THIS DAY September H. 1859
opened Il. Eleventh Annual Session. really
ers, Half Bosrders and Day Scholars,
systems Of superficial Instruction. books Of
questionable propreIy adopted. Strict pAd ,
the physical welfare to the moralsnns op
ment Of the pupil.
great advantages for hsuBg hsFreueb
language.
Apply in paFson, or by letter. At he Institute, cRcnE
South sstssciou. a.ogi Iy9r
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GENERosITY.-The merchants of New York and pbiIa-
depha with their characteristics iberaty have during
the ravsges of the yellow fever in the town Jackson
Miss sent to the aid OF the sufferers in this alone
the sum Of S7i5.
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THr CoLlEGE OF ARIASsAs.-The number of students
in attendance at the Arkansas College at Fayetteville
Ark. is lS2 This ranks among the best conducted In
sttutes in the Southwest
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EsuGRArIos TO TEfAs-Larse numbers Of emigrants to
Texas have LETT the states OF Alabama Mississippi and
Georgia this fall and many preparing to leave
during the winter.
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To the Ladies.

NJ A D II ? L A EN-
T Respectfully her Ladies' Of New Orleans r
the treatment Of the following dssses PRoLAPsUs uTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATloN EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Th-estuen adopted By has me the ova
the most d'ng Surgeons Paris M AMI
ts here Of which she has testimony and the many
respectable ladies she resr u- dssAss
Of the Uterus, not Of a nature, cured
Madam herself exclusively to the diseases and
can be consulted DAILY, at herresdenee,
myis spf ls8 AZ Io.cnL s,rcot
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thk oAMrseli hINsrRsls.-rhs company of Ethiopian
snsers continues TO draw good houses at Armory Hall
Inc ueneaons OF negro character by West and Peel
certainty most m'rth-preFokns performances, and will
repay visit
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ARRIVAL on TIVE fEnsrvERANeE-rhe steamship Perse-
'eranes capt dohn LaWess from Galveston and Indi-
anoa arrived yesterday morning She brings the following
passengers
Lieut. Wllkins family and servant Mrs Turner, Major
Howard and family Messrs Johnson Hart Nichol.on,
Morton Brauns seegson. Shertr Canterbury Gaddipgs
Bright lady and family ROBSON j b lbsoandee a
d Beatty, Newman Ten on deck
We are inaeoted to the puner for Texas papers and
memoranda
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H3-Thanks to Mr.. J. c. Dowty, clerk of the steamer
Piota, for late Red River papers.
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Nz1- Messrs Editors: Please announce Col.
p FIELD for JUDGE Of the FIRST DISTRICT COURT aud
oblg. his MANY FRIENDS uIs tdao
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Ne" oLorhiSG sroRr-We direct attention to the ad-
In to-days paper Of the new clothing store just
opened at No 40 Camp street The stock advertised 10
rich and varied
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To Esfnf.

II The eligible NEW STORES in the Dsab.nTs
rshdsh building in Camp between Poe. DuEanter
They suitable for fr'eas Dry will
leassd upon favorable terms. Apply 10
s. PHILLIPS, (DTy Good store) SsysIs, street,
tneE, to the Horse sAon)
81 or TO the oHnsr at ]. B. SrEEIlS 40 Csmpst
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AS- The steamer Bulletin has furnished u, with late
Memphis papers, for which, our thanks.
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J. A. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.

Felicity and Nj elpomene street. Lots.
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY.
ATURDAY, December 3, 1858, at II o'clo>Ss
viii be solo auction Bank. Arcade hs hg; adder
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the iset bounded IS Mopomsne
Felicity Glars and Mr,n being lots No and No. front
oclty and No. MIomGnc rest-ai as
plan The said lots will be sold in block.
THRNsOne third cash balance at and with interest OF
per from maturity and not 'hu paid
cent unit, final payment said the
perry until paid.
t Ac, sale before W. shannon p the expense II tbs
ha,sr
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Caspefiag, Furniture, etc.
O/ ROYAL STREET. az
~ The undersigned have oompsts cARPETNG
consisting in styles of
ROSES ADMINISTER LAssKRADE sAxoNY,
VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
THREEPLY INGRAM VENETIAN
, CARPETING.
ADMINISTER and CHENILLE RUGS
ADELAIDE CHAIN, BRUSH
SHEEPsKIN and COCOA MATS.
MOSAIC TABLE COVERS.
CLOTH TABLE and PIANO COVERS
WOODEN and LINEN cRUnB CLOTHS
BINDING GIMP THREAD, .us.
LAMrAsETTE,
BRocATELLE,
DAMAsK,
INDIAN SILK
PRINTED LASTING LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
FANCY TICLES
s Our Fancy complete being superior to
anything W. have offered IN this city, and comp,s
sEvREs CHINA,
BISCUIT BRONZE
sTATUETTEs and MAETEL
,,.svs ,,ocvo ORNAMENTS.
VASES 'N''A'' CRYSTAL and
SILVER and PAPER sIAcHE WARE
LOOKING GLASSES,
cHISAwARE, CUTLERY. etc,
FURNITU RE. .m
OAK FURNITURE,
Ia P0rlor and Bedroom and pining-rooln Sets.
=, FANCY CHAIRS
ETAGEREs,
JARDNIERs
TOILET TABLES, etc
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Ds- Messrs. Editors Please announce that
if WILLIAM HALL Esq, will Candidate before the
Democratic Nomn ang Convention for the JUDGEsP FIRST
DISTRICT COURT By the resignation o. the Hon. John
Iarus, he will be supported numerous FRIENDS nIs
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.tesc Books,
Hr FOR SALE BY
THOMA l.. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET. los
JUDSoNS MEMOIRS. Edited by President +. wayland.
LOUIS XVII; his Life, sufsrings ant Death.
BROWNIES ROMAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE
MoRRlss POLITICAL WORKS ILLUSTRATED.
BRITISH POETS, FROM SPENCER TO MOORE, GRAY GOLD.
SMITH and POPE. ready.
CIVIL LIBERTY AND SELF GOVERNMENT BY Francis L.ber
PRICRS LIFE OF BURKE
BOOK OF NATURE An Elementary Physics
Chemistry, Botany, Physiology sehadler
Mrs CLARK's CONCORDANCE OF SHAKESPEARE.
THE OLD DOCTOR Stray Leaves from my Journal.
lS- NEW PUBLICATIONS received as soon a. published
TT LAW AND MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS ms qsp
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Hs-The clerk Of the steamer Grand Tower has ou
thanks for copies Of the 81 Louis Republican Of late
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Correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS, November %, 1853.
DEAR srRThe friends have during
midst, desivus Of mansing
able appreciation many usstmabls qualities
talent ~ a vocalist.
Anticipating that You will shortly esvs and prompted dis
position
respectfully consideration Of the pleasant
that the years
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
may beat accord with your Respectfully
R. LUSK, JAMES McGAwLEY,
HENRY F0RNO, VIM. DICKSON.
Fl. NJ. ISAACSON, II. H. STANLEY,
JOHN MEALY D. 7. DONOVAN,
D. o. HOGAN, j. C. TAYLOR,
r. $. MORSE, s. NJ TODD,
JOSEPH KELLY, CfiAS. NJ WATERMAN,
JAMES SIDDONs, W E. UNIACKE,
TIiOs. C. POOLE, VIM. LYND,
GERARD STITH W. W. WHITE,
JAMES BEGGS, JOHN DOUGLAS
SAMUEL MYERS, J. A. BEARD,
T. MeBIRSEY, JOHN A. WATKINS,
r. W. ADAMS, Pc OLDHAM,
To JoHS FARRESBzR, Esl with Murphy, Pess Original
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Dr. EdtU. .Teuner Core,
Drugs, .Nedtci,,es, fserf,smeru, etc.

~ The subscriber would respectfully call attention Of
Planters, Physcians and Families
article his
examinations will DO found FRESH AND GENUINE During
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD very bes, onnitsC
will be found a. tbs with all popua Mineral Wss
cn Blue LlCk ee etc. Bar supplied ON
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPEHMIS
eooLtf ~ EFo, ETC. , THOMAS RANKIN -. =
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NL0UR-l500 barrels St Louis landing and
IL or sAsby KENNEDY FOSTER, Is rchOupisouas n9S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21
BUILDING Materials.

THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE Bull ,srwn M ~,
veil 70 Gail a. Cyr res works and szAnias oar sSosi q
execute orders from fourteen different psttsrns AZ
tntss enished and varyne style IS oosS
one me price o. brown stone
spssinsss e our niss ..d Ills sla ssss n Tho isi
%wMe p. d Astors building. 10y 0rssawioh
ISsisssss svssus 0roesr 1s.h eaainS corner Cosss
Fourth street and River Ps3sr ssVs brd
n9, Twenty nth street snd Fourth PissSs
sudin, Twsny ninth street and Fourth avenue n
Murray streets orison Biunvs budnss Murray strsst:
James Hoormans buildings I25 Cham strseA r. 81
neehs bu lduss serner Church and vesey streets; Mcv
1orn Cy Flour Mills corner Broome and Lewis streetsi
Ssovetins bndinss, Jsrssy City; Kemp one Cdscnj
Williamsburg; and numerous other places Also ron sos
oicss capitals eolumns des crates, and fsudors 10 ~
~. JACKSON, BIO fHER CO.'S Iron Wcrka
sweet - Ssss.osS
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TO .EssRs s1EARNs 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r: sss
s1s & haze as
ysIsh
BY throwing ont current Of MISREPRESENTATION.
%.i %
gle to fs on, Of TIE in which my sh.lenss has placed
fire. and is to the test of not Of gmarols that want
Now then to the subject matter Of the two challenges
sss y'a ss' sS and
hrst Shaepss in your conta1s three
which shall make their for the
ae on 81. sSS sn s
pamphlet doe, contain the of one individual
sa single SAT-" had been sold
rs1%Ss sss. . Ra.%
nssy ms your ,n saS S VII
nsrgs was the only Safes sold theushs would
iar sss. With Sn%Sy conceived would p;s"s % yoa%s
antiauisy which You would direct .tssnsisn
Why dd not refer ss'taS sssi e
est of al. Ycus,y that, as have both recently
%sssss 9s ai SS ns sns the test should BE-
hsye making other double aanss
your double Hangs :sss
purpose spp i q the ' single
by showing that have double
ncuded our dsr safes in my ohaiense Sure
" iS1s st the aSans x. %
preference the from stsArns
them as possible really cannot that they hs ashs
with my own pro yemsnt call IL, while
suchs bus.boo CHALLENGE made for no
and
trial before fellow citizens
manu- Sssn pscsa on exhibition .i
ss'.i :s'
fas.
others 70 which the objection. would .pplv
%
furnish with .. double s.n.e
70 ossS that Il
pattern sii.S Win ny
and % MAKE path
e ~ 1T ' dA my a. The 5:
=. win ADOPT you, ,ns. asnss :. you nay :siss
be filled by the other by under the conditions
stated.
would further for the Of the public
that committee OF three-one Of VIII least shall
chemst-be selected the filing
place respective letters Of
committee that they sstifv
filled in acecraanoe thrcwsh OF the COMMITTEES Of three
sed publicly b. Ere under the direction committee
appointed by equally and for that purpose only the
cesfpl competitor the othez
party to pay all the expenses the trial By 6re
he'd point to wi ich hops to nail The chssn &C
ground You have all along
to desire trial of
and have striyer Z. make the public believe wanted
something else. You have talked Of putting double
fasge INST your single kno wing tbat made iouble
anges txclusivard have dodge to every point OF the
compass; but think have cornered you last Curses
they say come home to rcost here your proposition
has home VIII accept reject ~ Let
have NO more backing and filling Toe the mark, o. haul
down flag npion SAFE and consent 70 play
cond nddle for the Of lives SILAS c. HEHRf&6
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i W. BKOWE, AUCTIONEER.-ASST0 NEE'SNATEO ar
extensive stock Of valuable counting house and
furniture, cabinet ware materials 10 w. Brown will sell
auction by order Of she assignee Of i've
turer on Wednesday, Nov 2 ~ half past TN O'clock Il
the large wareoems No 17G Elizabeth street. near Spring
street the entire stock contained
ssns Of 200 mahogany snd walnut counting Office
decks chairs and stools Of all styles sut
able for banks insurance coee counting rooms &c. Cab
net elegant dressg bureaus carved rose
book centre and sofa tables library chars srvod
mahogany black walnut wildwood and pine lumber ma
hoEsny and walnut veners hair cloth leather 10 Terms
day 81 tho place of sac BDeAlers and others will
find IL sale worthy Of attention IL will be peremn,rv
and without reserve, to close tie estate. -
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