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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-24
Exercises at st. Peter and st.
Paul's College

more aSTcc6Oic cNcuiHS !" '0"o
time, than that enjoyed on Tuesday
last at St. Peter and St. PauPs Col.
lcge. A large assemblage Of ladies
and gentlemen repaired to the spot
a, an early hour. where the students
OF the school were in readiness with
we'll conned partsto play, and pslpita-
ting hearts" We were at once struck
with tie the we'll ordered arrangements
of this establishment where nothing is
wanting in comfort for its pupils. and
the degree of order and neatness-and
the character Of the work Of the build
ing, all indicate the preminency and
prosperity Of the establishment. The
sight Of the somber robed members Of
the order, here and there upon the
landscape. calls to mind the romance Of
their past history. They have been
the patrons Of literature, science and
art, and to them is the world indebted
for the sacred records Of its past his
tory.
We had been in the large and spacious
carbohydrates the stage was cree
ted for the exerciscs) but few mo-
ments, when the green curtain went
up and disclosed scene we'll remcm-
bered by many, as an old relic Of the
past, before which our own heart has
often throbbed with the stirring emo
tons, incident to the drama.
The play to be performed was
Maurice the Woodman." Master A.
Huguet, the first character who came
upon the stage as Domino" inspired
those who came after him with conf
dence, from the bold and manly tones
Of his voice. He seemed to be deter
mined that the common fault of mot
speaking loud enough should not be
laid to his account. Master w. Klein
peter as Maurice" played his part
we'll. throwing into the character a
great deal Of natural feeling. The
tone of his voice is good. and his man.
ly and digni6ed appearance renders
him impressive. The acting of Master
j. Favrot was excellent. He persona
ted the character of an overbearing
Prince, with all the ease aud dignity
Of experienced player. We have
seen much worse playing in the leg
Inmate drama" extolled to the skies.
Master Horatio Sprigg, Waller Fow-
Ter and A. Huguet read original COM
positions after the first piece. Master
Sprigg reminded us, in his playing of
the celebrated Mr.. Domby, his read
ing and acting is very good, but rath-
er too digni6ed. Master Waller Fow-
Ter, is bright and intelligent lad in
whose we'll turned forhead the stamp
of genius is impressed. The town o.
Baton Rouge will make a boast Of
this son at a future day, when the star
Of his destiny is fulfilled. Master
John Pike acquitted himself with cred
it. He spoke without dif6dence in a
loud tone, and the proper emphiscs-I
Master Eugene Fowler done remssk- |
ably well for lad of his age, as did
also Masters A. and L. Verret. Mas
ter John Brown is decidedly good in
the comic line of business. The after
piece 1.-THE Irish Tutor" was very
well performed. Master W. Fowler
as O'Toole. and sprigg as Flail-in-
deed this popular old farce has frequcn-
tly passed before our eyes with worse
appointments. The audience we're |
delighted and the applause awarded to
the little mimics' was loud and oft |
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owe are authorized to announce the
name Of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq. as cam
didate for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election.
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To you these lines look very queer
But yst they are necessary here.
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Jerusalem.-The present humber
Of inhabitants Of modern Jerusalem
cannot exceed fifteen thousand: the
largest proportion Of which CONSISTS Of
Mahommedans. the next of Jews. and
the Copts; those. with Il few Syrian
Christians. compose the resident popu.
Iation o: the city. The lower part Of
Jerusalem, that portion nearest the
mosque. is the quarter inhabited by the
Turks or Moslems; at the foot. and on
the ascending part Of Mount Zion,
going up to the caste Of David, is the
quarter Inhabited by the defendants Of
Abraham, the Jews, and the remain.
ing portion, known by the name Of AGRA.
is in the Christian quarter. In this
latter are situated the principal Greek
and Latin cvnvents and the churches Of
Calvary snd the Holy Sepulchre.
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0yMr. Walter Cotton NV 4 Rio.
awonan only twelve years old. who
had two children. She was married
It the age Of ten. to . man of sixty
1--WE.
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CuBA IN 1884 Literary friend
Of ours, singularly competent to the
task, has in very forward state, o
work Of this title. He has been for
sometime accommodating facts with re-
gard to this island, historical, financial
and political, and the result Of bis Ia
bors has been a mass of information of
the highest interest and most reliable
character. The Island of Cuba has
become of intense interest to the whole
civilized world, and our friend, with
the great means at his command, could
not confer greater favor upon us than
in the dissemination of that knowledge
Of the Island he has obtained with 80
much care. and arranged with 10 much
labor. This work is nearly ready for
publication, and will be published
early in the season ; certainly not later
than October next.
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DiOHN 6. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans, 10 the
o,ly authorized Agent for this paper in that
city any business with this paper can be
tsan.a .teI tarou,h him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements, &c, will be
valid
w. 3. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by US. His receipts will be regarded
a. payments His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW YORK, Tribune Bull
dings; PHILADELrHtA, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
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70 A medical writer in the Seal
pei, speaks Of two old maids, as 80
TRY that they rattled."


THERE will be Lecture 1t early candle
l. light, At the Methodist Church this
evening, by Dr.. Naphegpi, for the benekt
Of the Female Orphan Asylum. Admit
lance Is cents.
, 1853-03-26
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD

Was first established on Jackson street, and des-
troyed by fire in September 1850, reopened on
Clay street, the same month, then again consumed
by the same devastating element on the memora-
bic 4th Of May, 1851, and was again opened where
il now stands, in July following. and was the first
public refreshment saloon ever started upon the
coast Of the Pacific, without intoxicating liquors,
not even glass Of beer has ever been sold upon
the premises. neither shall be.
My friends advise me to Introduce the sale Of
liquors into my business, as they thought il would
add much TO my pro6s my reply was, have
hands 10 labor and produce what sustains life, but
not to deal out that which will destroy it. The
FOUNTAIN HEAD as usual is open from six
O'Clock in the morning, ill twelve o'clock a, night
so that gentlemen who are unable to obtain seats
at regular meal hours, may get refreshments be-
tween times, when the crowd Is not so great
". l.. WlNN.
, 1853-03-26
BURGESS, GILBERT & STILLS
Wholesale ANp RiTAfL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
94AR3O9l922 O4QOPl
This is the Oldest establishment of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

WE have on hand, ond arc constantly rcceiy
w ing shipments Of all OF the latest cheap
publications. standard works, law books, mcchani.
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spani'h languages, and also other languages
paper oi all kinds, waters, ink, ukHsnds, quilts,
gold and steel pens, leadpcucil-, drawing pencils,
erayon' and chalks letter stamps folders and cut,
teIs, ca'h and deed boxes, copying and notarial
presses and in fact every thing apreriaining to the
stationery business.
B. 6. d $. arc agents and will receive subacrip
tons Tor any Of the following magazines or news
papers at The following prices per aunum:
, 1853-03-26
RETAIL


Beef per II. l4al6 Pickles, pcrjar, 50
Pork, 20 Vinegar per gal. 5oatO
Flour. per 100 Ms. 10 On Salt. per III. 4a1
Potatoes. per bush. ? 30 Blankets. per rair, OO
Butter rer n. 90 Candles, per ID. 62a71
Onions. per bush. "a no Linsced oil, prgsl. %
rall1w, per 10. l24 sperm OIL o oo
Cheese, 40 Tobacco, per ID. 7jal Ou
Eggs per doz. rs soap, lza,
Bcc,s, per bush. 20 Sheeung' - pr yd' 10
sugar per ID. l7J Drilling, 10
Coffee, per ID. 80 Axes iva w w
Tea, " 7jal 90 HewiAg axes, %
Noln.,cs. pcr gal. 5Ja7j nrsndy, pr 81. ! 5Oa9 90
salmon. per lb l0ai2 Whisky, " ?!
Salcralus, 20 6in, ''a' w o
Chickens rer doz. 90 Hickory shirts ! oU
Sawed lumber. fir, So per NJ cedar, $50 per VI
shingles. s. 30 to sc per NJ; piles, to 10 cents
per foot square timber, Is to IS cts. per foot :
wood 5 5 por cord.
, 1853-03-26
Wfnn's Fountain Head.
Sfaam nandv manufantnru

SNSA SANJ NNAAAoSSSAy'
Fancy COMfeetiOHdry, Pie and Cake Bakery,
AND REFRESIIMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf, between ssnsoms and Battery sb,
BAN FRANCISCO.
, 1853-03-26
WILLIAM ii. STOWELL,
COM SSION ERCHAN
No. 4, Mnynard's Fire proof Stores,


SAN FRANCISO.
ND. VIII $. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on bis own account, but
generally has a large assOnment Of merchandise
for sale on consignment.
lie respectfully tenders his services to any per.
son in California or Oregon, who may wish to en-
poy an agent for the sale Of domestic produce or
other merchandise.
Sept. 0, 1859. If
, 1853-03-26

I WILL just ssy to my patrons for their special
i benefit, some Of whom have been frequently
decoyed by The near limitations Of tables. chairs,
&C., (as well rs my system OF tiekels), by house
in close proximity TO the Fountain Head, (and
been as often taken in, that with a little more
attention they can avoid the like occurrence for
the future, by just noticing the numbers on the
candy windows, az, 40. and rs ane so on the
, 1853-03-26
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY THE CART LOAD!

by THE CART LOAD!
burgess, GILBERT & STILL, Ports.
ID mouth square, San Francisco, wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications standard books,
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
d. G. & S. continues to supply oil orders Tor
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles in
their line in advance Of all Others and at the low
est market price. County merchants, agents, the
trade, Pedlers, csnvassers, and the public generally
are invited TO call and examine our extensive col
lection Of publications, where they will be sure to
find al the latest works published in this country
or elsewhere.
b. C. & 3. are sole agents for, and rvceiving
per rvery mnil the Boston Journal, N. o. Pieay.
uhe, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial,
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
timorc sun, ST. Louis Reveille, &C.. &C.; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York Tribune, London illustrated News, Wilmer
& Sniih's European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doublin Nation, London Panch, La Cronics, New
York Stats Leiieing, New York Schnellpost, Ia
Pfessee, la Constitutional, I1llustration, and
other papers generally from oil parts Of the world,
One Of the firm resides in New ork, and will at
tend to the filling Of all orders that may receive
with Promptness and dispatch.
BURGESS, BILDERT q Still,
Portsmouth square, San Francisco
November 9th, 1881. Off
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THURSDAY, August Id r. VI
AsHS Some so bbs realized % 1881 for pearls, and
81 81 u for pots per 100 lbs.
DETERMINATIONS favored buyers. The steamers
not deemed enoouragng The salss OF the day
embra ced s400 bbls Sour, 81 81 81 rs superAns
No. q at 81 asa e3 mixed 70 fancy Western, at 81
COZ IS 81 ordinary TO choice State at S. IL IS
81 common 70 good Ohio. At IS 1Sx So BIZ extra
Western at S. 37h So; fancy Genesee at IS rs So
4aX and extra Genesee at IS so Sc rs An
transaction reported at fraction under these rates
Canadian rema ed a. last noticed Southern ruled uiet
but tolerably hrD. There 900 bbs taken at pre-
yious quotations Rye four AVID cornmesl unaiter
ed Wheat continued i1aDms9. The ba sne3s vss con
fned to coo Gus. Ohio white ct scout OIL 81 81 81
and C00dD red At 81 TO- Rye aid TO he la request
at SIC and nsl5 ct egc Stste end Western we're
more sought afsr at g5O s7c. Corn Dentier and
cheaper T,e sslef included - zoo bns. At zoe no
for unsound, asd me. To- tJr uxed Western and
Southern, psT buslei
BRANDY Sales wes reported of 50 half pines otara,
vintage Of 1851 a. 10 and - Rochelle at ~ o5 " 10
per gallon.
CoTos.-Tbe sdyicae Der Aeics bsve not changed the
tone OF our naEiet tls sales amount 20 100 bales, at
yesterday figures
CoFTBK-ssles have been r1aSs RI 200 mats Java, at
lie, and $50 bag Flo ~ ~ o9tc- per 10
FRnGBTaJ0 ldverpo'. ftopt 20 100 70 25 900 hastes
wheat rerei engaged 81 Hc r shp's bags snd 600
70 $50 btls apnr at y ~. - on6on 50e bbs -four
100 ions II 200 hbis OIL olts % per Dbl To H.yrs
7to bhs ion engagod ~ 65c res Dbl ard 15c ga
stSet fox N4tst ~ sA3 oIuls RAGS rspxei fron aeo
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T.TunspAY Auguust III r. ~
nsssa ers spsss VS. nlaifsstsd as the first board
n day but II b. the spp.ssnss CT being great effort
..a ~. b.rel, no.eesb, rho majority Of ss.ss, not
,s.s. adin9 ws-e sfsessd at lover figures thaa
soarsd At The sr board yesterday, While others, with
s.asube beosnas succeeded In sustaining the prices
~ the a.Y previous. Cumberland coal went up fun \
Nicaragua Transit Company. III Csntoa, u; aud Ehs
Raaausad y. Florence and KeyPo-t. Parker Vein, and
yrsm Railroad stood upon the prices at the hrss board
ysste1ssy Osystsl Palaces vent do~n pse cent; Hud
500 Rives Railroad Ia Morris Canal, y. aad Long
Irlsxd,
Tns slet armness which shown IT the first board
raw vsy at tho second, and there manifest d.
cline Erie Railroad ~snt do~n ~ per cant as com-
pared With the rates OF ths previous sass Cumberland
Coal y; Nicarsgua Transit x, aud Parker yeia, y.
In the following table have brought the prices of
sous Of the leading fsness tbs llsh Of July last IN
lux apostion with whs stocks sold for TO day
in osdsr that the steady decline may not be lost sight Of
by aay eGqr. TO stay for moment their downward
n.oxpusrt folio wing is the "a bic
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!. viii be seen by the above that the Crystal Palace
stoOk in ons month has gone down from 14sk to u.s.
decline Of sla cent and this TOO, while tbs exhsi-
hon he's been In full blsst-some days taking over two
Thousand doars from three Thousand six huadred Wis
itses % 6fty cents head. The mining companies,
whole have felt the depression more materially tn An
- pther stscks, which may be accounted for in part
" fact that they had attained . height far above
zhsh sctual value, and must needs down at this
6rst uneasness in ths money market. The end Is
net yet.
The amount collected at the ofacs Of the Assistant
Tsassrer 70 day, $l38sz9 s5 payments ST. 100 GA
balance, o. 1912 100.
Ths Stock Exchange board vstsd to day $780, - for
wardsd to the Howard Association Of New 0reaus for
1e relisf Of the sufferers In that city from the cpl
aenic.
h stsansAip Africa arrived to day with Advoss from
Esgisad 70 the 30.h Of July.
Tks following is the Bank Of England returns for the
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uesIiy conplsied their early autumn purchases, have
Temporarily Withdrawn from ths market rhts STATS
meat sppIcs oriy to the far Wcstsra AaA southern
buyers These BY their remote situations and the
Of rss requisite to transport goods shsAsr are com
uelled TO appear in advance Of each ssasoa ia
order supplies have them ON exhibited in
their respective nxrts whom the period Of activity
rives whether ii be that Of spring fall gsseray ths
brskest portions Of the year. Gin in.aa beers and
other equ distant customers, s0t under such us-
csssity that which is above referred TO- Thse enjoy
the greatest facilities OF intercourse With ths msrepois,
which to their advantage In two very important
ways viz II the savlsg Of time which s precious
gold TO the business man, and IN the sssotisa 81
stocks, which distinctly influence the trade a the
Hence the dealers frou Ohio aud other proxt
mate States have II in their power 70 defer their vss
or increase them which is the usual prascs a. long
much they please, without endangering thse H.
tsests So far they have mot arrived operated here
with customary freedom; but they caaAot sbsa much
longer from doing When they shall have made their
appearance and the Northern sad aeshborng josbsrs
shall have come forward, the traffic viii undouS sedly
prove uncommoaly extensive; ard due sku and caro-
be ezerciied besides. Another assigned
for the percepble quiet feeling that has crept i.ss
business during the past week. is found in tbs opprss
sveiy warm weather, which makes sluggArds II old
fgies and enervates the bodsst paIies persona
testimony useful, could confirm this ana even
add that the Autumn's suriness Ia sufficient to extu
guish life in everything. The strDgency In the money
market has likewise checked operations yet only very
sghtly the influence sxerts is cenHnsi TO import
er., who obliged to find funds-a net easy
pleasant task at pressnt-to pay the moustous dudes 10
which the current receipts Of foreign goods give riss
Other dealers and al classes Of consumers are
CARDS pecuniay circumstances very comfortable s.d apt
to remain mot 50 freely offered but
very good request at rn rates Tho dry weather
and consequent low tsts Of the rivers at the East hav
checked the production and cut OIL psrtisa Of the
ceip; hence the diminuon Of stock previously noticed
B-ached sheetings and shirtags without essential
variation being fair demand and steady in prices bat
abundant. Cotton fAnnels Of poor aud choice
sy les readily taken, but medium qualities appear
rather dull old quotations The production q d.
pims is net large usual and IL qucsy bought up At
full figures. Drills little active, but not
hidered arm; yet actual depreciation bs dis
covered new Gnghams very actively sought After
The GAgows ard Lancasers engaged By distributors
fast manufactured, at 1lc., which price. Man
chesters very readily fetch Lawns reman before
reported There Il no important change discoraAbs in
the market for Dankins. OnAburghs less abundant
and freely purchased within the appealed range =
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TO SJo Mse WAS change 70 astise n rates Tor
Austr ALA.
Fsun Tho tansc,ioas dA sot sxcssa $50 boxes kysr
saisAns not msde pvese0; 20 toxos buzeh Do
at 81 90, sod 8 ci,Ica, ~ 2eks
HAY-But 400 bsles river chAageA hands, ut 7Se .
500 ues 100 iss
Hers reAnsd At s2Xe. . Sse.. sAsh, PSF -. Stock
very kehs-
LAns-E.steru we're actively ssuxLt afssr. stsis7.
per hsussDd
luna good isqs,ry prevailed for R,sk,ssA, ct 800.
for c,nnon, ard 81 rs for lump PEI Dbl.
bofAssAs-A sails OF muscoyAda ruusred ct 2lc.
per gallon.
NAVAL sroRxs -RoAn aad Crude tarpssins vArsd It
tie shout 200 sbh. spirits buyers At aSc
Q 4eo. per gallon.
Crude vhals ard sperm wore quiet. but nru.
Nothing occurred 10 olive There have heeA $500
PROVISIONS -Pork DALI ssd unset Ned The sales
included 600 bbs ia os Sl2 rs for prime ssd Sl6 rs
for mess with 600 bbs mess, supposed to have been
disposed Of under regu circumstanoss at $lh
Picked meats unchsoetd ls0 aecss select sacked
han fetched $2 and 10o hhds bacon sides &c. per H.
Lard favored buyers There 800 bbls ooaiasd ct
1870 sl0%c per ID Beef like 1tse tesdsd dswu wards
There hsse been SEQ bbs procured ats IS 26 for
prime 81 60 = Sc rs for c,unry msss and $li 81 y
$i2 70 foe dy Do per Dbl. Butter and cheese were
uusltered.
RICE vas inactive at IS rs - 80 per 100 lbs.
SUGARS attracted less notice. The sales Consisted Of
800 hh6s Cuba at $40 4kc; Mc Porto Rico ~ 49,
q exc and 40 New Or.ssns at 4ko psr h.
TArLOw-Thczs we're II 900 lbs. sold at lshc 101fo
per h.
wmxEr -ssles have been made Of $40 bbls. Ohio and
prsoa 1T 26xc. 26Ac. per gallon
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SECOND POARD.
Weekly Review OF the Dry Goods Trade.

nSn iohh August lit r. N.
The dry goods trac possesses less animation now than
we had occasion 70 notice week ago. This unse.son
Abe chang Is. however not deemed adverse AZ IL rs.
cults ffos csuses which usually have similar effect
Teh,ps the most powerful q these found in tho di
as u the demand frsm country desssrs, who, hsynx
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CASmnoE CArnx KAExK1. Aug lo-At market LIST
catuo about 200 besvcs and 657 stores
beefExtrs per ovt 81 50 6r.t quality 81 second do,
SO SO sc IS; ,hrd do. % S. 25 ordinary, TO %.
Hoes, 80 per cwt Taow, ~ . 81 50. Pelts, 75s 81.
CsHskns lie psr h. Veal csss S. SO Sl2 TO elI 81
l74 .. market Stores Working oxen. SOS sos sll2
$i27, 1882 ind $l57. CoMs and OAvss-sa5. rs, $$l,
$50 s3s to s42 yea-ing. So $40 to $ll years old
SIS 81 to S5 three years old, SOL $4 SSG, $685. $42
70 $48. Sheep and Lambs 902 at m ket, extra,
81 a 12K. S42s "a SO, IS 70 -; BY let 81 81 l2h
50 rs, 81 So IS to 50 So
NEW BEDFORD on MARKET. Aug. S.-Spern continues
very dull ard have transactions ia this ms rke TO
report We earn that cargo OF l. 800 bbs sold In
Nantucket since last. third on New York
count ard the remainder for export at prices not made
public WhAe-Tbers is scvvs demand for the sea-
son but prices barely supported We nstics sales
since lat of cargo of 1150 bbls Polar large pro
portion Of ground t,r and dark at 50kc.; $50 bbls
do third ground tier at Ole 900 Sss good Polar
at SIC $50 bbls dc. at 52kc and oatgs of 200 bills
private terms.he market closing with fair demand
whssbons--There Is fair demand, and 3Se Is freely
offered for good psroes but holders generally decline
atng, ard demand higher rates. We notice sales Of
~ eco lbs fair Polar at $780, and 600 lbs prime d.
35c per ID The following the imports Of oil AID
bone int the United States, for Che week sa1ng
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pUEe BRED BLACK AND TAN KING CHARLES
Il spapies ehoos ret tcryiors. Newfound Glands 40
(oon CHM and Shanghai fowls also extra King Chsrcs
from tho Wer dsFsr terriers, epd Nevfop ands COR
street
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EXTRA PAY.

EX1RA FAY.-ALL U. 5 NAvR SAILORS WHO
~ served 10 any United States vessel in the Pao,ds
time from l5s6 to lot2 promptly obsaie their
pay Of EDWARD Bliss LII, Apert
low Wall.
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D W. FROST. AUCTIONEER WILL s1JI. THYs
IL. day at O'clock at Is Spruce street to CLOSE
large consisLmsM and psy cssh advances. 10 casks
ported brandy 5CC bottles do cordals choice lot of
broestelle window curtains sofas couch beds beds
choice eDgravings mirrors tables washstsnSs hair
tresss ocoths carpets also 60 dozen lager
worthy tho attention Of buyers, Sale positive rain or
{ hia.
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AOTGy.S.

~ Howard street New Aork is open for tins Aoeeu
mediation Of the public The houss has stl
up with all the modern and is Furnished N
superior The sbovs hotel IL ecndusted On shs
European plan aud the proprietor ssots the patronage
hs former guests ard the travelling public in general
Gk0R4E w. HAkPEL froprls%os
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Printing cloths rather sparingy offered slightly
enhanced rates which arrests the vgor of busasss Pur
brisk, but command steady prices Stripes are in
good request and firm. They are quoted thus