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WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE ~

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE RS
w constantly after the l0'h of "a,
De elnber, 1853, at our well known n
stand No. 159. Gravier Street, New Orleans
The most choice selections of NEGROES
that can be found in this country.
w'Purchasers may refy on not being
,eceived in. ang servant we sell. !,
No brokers' will be employed by Us. as
the profits on such negroes as we offer viii
not Justify the additional expense Of broker
age. h u. nj. M AiTIlFWS.
dec16-,f c. NJ. RUTH q 20 y
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SUGGEST n Sale


In the nsattes' Of tie Succession Of REpEccl
BgAsrEAas Geceased rife IF JAcce IrG.
1858 Probate, Sixth judicial District Court,
Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge. Lafisiapa
DY VIRTUE Of commission iss;su in
- the above succession and to NE direc-
sedfrom thc, Hon, Sixth Judicial District
Court. in. AID for said parish of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid,
will expose at public sale at the Cours
House door, ofsaid Parish, in the city of
Baton Rouge
On Mouaaytle 30th 0ay etJau'yy
next A. p. 1854, at IL o,clock ii. Tie
property hereinset Ter. b and de. eribed be-
longing to the succession Of Nss. Rehecca
Hrasnsar, wife oss.laeob lug, late of said
Parish deceased: To Wit.
Negro mar, JIM or JAMES, aged As
wears
Terms oi sale. cash on delivering.
1et 2s f5wr. II. v BABjA Sheriff
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CARD FOX TIE MEW YEAR.

f[NHE subscriber respectfully informs his nu.ner-
Gus customers, that he has .hs day assoca-
ted with him. in his manufacturing, repairing
and Carriage Warehouse, MA. d. liEDFNBERG,
who IS practically acquainte,. with the business in
ell its branches, and will take the personal man
aGemeBt Of the estsb ishment. from this date NY
old customers and the public generally, may de-
pend on having all orders in our line attended to
with the same promptness, that has always been
observed in my establishment.
4 full assortment Of Carriages, comprising every
variety :and Coaches. BaroEches. Gigs, and Bug
gys, Harness, & Whips will be kept on hand. Car
riages built to order, snd all kinds Of Repairing
done in the best style. Plantation Wagons,
Carts &C., built and Repaired. Plantation Smith
work Of every description attended to, AIS, Balcony
nud Cenctary HailiFs of the latest styles, maize
aud put up. Our assortment Of Iron, will be CON-
plesc OF every description, and cur aim will be to
furnish every thing rartaining TO or business,
with promp.ness, and to the satisfaction OF our
customers We confidently rely on the patronage
Of our friends. The BUSINESS will DC conducted
under the lrin Of ". F. Tunnard & Co., at the old
established stand, corner of Church and Vain sts.
Baton Rouge W. y. TUNSARD.
ian BY A. L. HEDENBEaG.
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NTANrED-A situation as'wet nurse
w The applicant viii either nnsse at
the residence Of the family, or at hez own
house. APPLY at the Comet office.
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w ANrEp TO HrRE-by the year or
w month"; ahIe-bod;ed Nagro men,
for which the highest " yes will be paid,
Apply to dee -6-tfl J. G. LANouE-
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Books! Books

VIZ EBsTER's Die tionary, cteplnce
w quartoedi,ion :: Swifts works cor,
plete in two vol. Wi 3 G3eenleaf o.
evidence Hii!ard on Mortgage Ross
tau's confession Christmas Roses The
Rose Bud: Juvenile Keepsake Also Z,
rye variety OF Diaries anil 4 'manacs for
1854, and fine assortment of blank Cards
in store and Tor salf by
nov 10y GEO. "a. HEROMAN.
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PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
VARIETY STORE = LAUREL STREET.
Btree. LqfaveHr nr1 ch.rrh streets. !!
Baton Rouge, La.
T HAVE gust received tolnisieie assoIf-
i ment Of Toys of all description. dressed
and undressed dolls Of all sizes, and utbe'
fancy articles consisting of:
Furnished Wooden Work Boxes,
China sets Of all sizes.
China vases Of all sizes,
China powder boxes
Glass Work Boxes,
Velvet Reticnles.
Mechanical figures,
Music Boxes,
Accordeons.
And other articles too numerous to men,
lion all for sale on reasonable tersns.
Dec. 241m. p. CAPDEViELLE.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
General Depot Of Plantation Clothing,
Mos. II and 10 Old Levee,

Corner Of Cnstoa,house street, Netc Orleans
PLANTERS will find 1T this establishment the
largest a',l most compete assortment of
IEANT4 TON CL0THIlNhs 4
to be met wih In the United States They will find
It to their advantage 10 purchase tier Clothing
ready made. as they VII save thereby time and
money, and avoid al the trouble of manufacturing
al home. Els ss5EY
.-,4 MsAEN AND G,gLs' PLANTATION cLoTgisc.
Warn LDsey Frecls. Heavy Cottonatfe Fr0cks
Heavy kersey .'oseys, used like mens' Jackets,
Tor protection from cold.
Cottoiade Joscy, do do
brown Cotton clicrlises.
| -,fEa,ss IND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
LoTHING.
Nens' and Boys heavy Kersey Monkey Jackets
do do ke~scy Pantaionns;
/ do do Tvilled Red Flannel Shirts;
! do 10 Hickory Shirts
Yi& 1Itse' clpo.s, WITH Hoods,
IS Scotch and pointed Wool CAPS;
Heavy Kentucky knit Wool Socks;
t Black Glazed Hat.
White and co5yea Wool Blankets:
Heavy kersey, by the piece.
| .Y.Z.x.s' and Ig0Ts' .st3fHE,R PLAiETA 17oa'
/ s.GTIIiN
| Denin- and Log Cabin Gdstonade pan.aloons;
DENNIS and Log Cabin Iiasney jackets;
Co.tonas.e FaEeuses;
White AMI brown Netting NusGuitc p.-s;
Hickory and Check Shirts;
Campeachy Straw Hats
| OIL GLDTXiNG.
! Oil Cloth Monkey jackets;
Oil Cloth panta!oons;
/ Oa Cloth Storm Hats
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HAT, Cap, h shoe Store.

Hat, Cap, d Shoe Store.
TINE Undersigned take pleasure in in
Il forming their friends and the public
generally that they have just lep!iuishei
heir stock with the uost fashionable style
ofarticles in their line, which they will sci
as low as can be purchased elsewhere. fo'
cash. Silk. Moleskin. Beaver. Cassimei
and Ma.ilod Hats Navy, Army. Mohair
Silk plush. Cotton and silk glazed Caps
tor men and boys Hunting. Calf Kip ARD
Laced boots. Ladies. Misses and boys Gai
tcrs and Brogans. Also negro hats and
shoes A. n. RoNTH
Nov 1S-ly. J. w. QfflfiftN
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Kres.l from Cinciama i.
s. OUssE'A'.
HIoNABLE ILCR,

TT IS Just received full stock offine goods
Ill for gentle mems wear. His stock has
been selected with care. and contains the
mos !',.hiou bic goods for fall and wibter
garments. AS inexperienced cutie. A.r.
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Blankets.

CTICK P0MATUM--rhe best form in
- which Pona'pm can be pat up. Car
he conveniently CARED in the pocket. al
WAYS ready for immediate application,
Or sale by oct o6l II. T. WADDILL.
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Ne.E Articles Of Oil Cloth.

FOF NHElV N0t9 1SecGTe7 q 1Uls0t.
Oy1cLorH Apgoss. with Sleeves, expressly got up to
protect the cotton picger's garments from the
irating effect Of the dews on the leaves of the
cotton pan. in the early hours of the morning.
OUcLoTH GAFoTs. with Hoods, to cover the head
THIS article VII! suit both cotton and sugar PLAN
terra as 1t con he used ia rainy weather, the hood
shielding the negro's head and neck completely
from the wei.
Tie use Of OIL Clothing cannot be too highly
commented to planters as they will find by eXpe
rience that it prevents great deal Of sickness, oc
casoned by damp clothes, and it will allow the ne
c-oes, WHO often keptback from the cotton field
until the few the leaves has dried, to get out
earlier in the day, gaining thereby an hour tw9
Of picking to each hand.
Planters, commission merchants and others
invited to call and examine my stock of goods,
which ofer for sale ON liberal terms.
noy15-Sna. Y. c. F0LGER.
1870 Old Levee, cor. Customhouse, n. o.
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Verste sc Succession.

Dams lagdf,e ae Ia stcc@ssio, oe kEsFceA
BRasHEAKs s,,oasse cstsafe de } seos ZIUe
mo 3s3 Gonr des Freases du siaispe
District Jusliciaire--I aroisse DIET Eaten
Rouge, Gonisiaac.
I'm FEisTU dune conn, ssion lancee
H dams Ia succes sion ci-Gessts a usoi
adressee par liliosofahie Corr il, Sixiare
Distric. Jiidiciaire dams Ell Ien, u Pareisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, Etat de louisiana
j'fxrosesai en- ysnte IubliGN dams Ia die
Patoisse a Ia porte dc "a n1aison de Corr
dams "a vile dc isaton Eouge.
Luaaa1, 80 Jauriet proclaim, 1854
a midi. La proprG'e c;-a,les designees.t
decrites. apEarfenanta Ia succession de Mrs.
Rebecca Brasiiears. Srouse de 1arob Zig.
dernieenaaht de cette Paiesse dere l6e---
sagoir;
IN negro bounle JIM Gu JAMES. ayG
As ans. Condition dc Ia Vente-CoMp ANT
sur dclivTance.
decas- SIS. II Y. PABIN. Sberif.
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OUTER AND SODA BISCUIT -
ID Butter and Soda Biscuit. fresh and
fire for sale in boxes, barrels, half barrels
and at retail JasHu, BFaL.
4 7 RETML.--Fauilies in want
a Of a veApure and beautiful article
of LARD Or, G.anot do better than send &c
store of JOSHUA BEAL.
ito barrels Issef received aug. -.
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MOURNING Goods.

Mourning GOODS.
THE subscriber has just received from
j. New York. another assortment OF
handsome Mourning Goods. Consisting Of
1upin,s best black NJ de Lanes, Bornha-
zines .Alapacas, Mpanins Grapes, Molinos.
Ginghams also 1910 yasds OF the best black
English prints, all small hgiress.
nov lily. w. d. PHtllrps
DARREL PORK AND BACON.
LA large lot for sale by.
dee 9th S NJ. Hart & Co. )
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Hudson, Baton Rouge pia0uen,ine, Donalt!sonviile,
and intermediate landinss. The cast-runnins pas
senger steamer NATcIJEZ 40. 9, Capt. JAS. CLARK
ia wing been locked and thoroughly repaired, Ia
taken her place IN the above trade, leaving New
Orleans every Wednesday, At P. NJ, and Fort
Aaa,ns every Friday At IL AM
- The NArcHEz No. 2, VIII to',c'i At Baton Rouge
every Thursday morning going up, and returnias.
on her way down, will be at our handing ever,
Saturday evening. novelty.
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- g * n - : Z ~ - - ! -
sUGG1 10
n 1ss r.atssr q ikk SG6 BIZ AItLEs
II n srsls s4sss4sss
lsss pralssa s. ~ Jad e i'll tsict Court
p:slish .og asst ID pn Rouge Qslisisna.
DY YIRT5'fs. III d ceasr4issisnfN issued IN
ID tts as4v Z ssacc 4ssasA t431E silrecs
ted fran,sti,a tirps sixth lusllsiaI pistlsct
Gcsss.. mad fJs asa risinsis lsastsRssnia
Ro,eessad stase sssusesaid saass Is 8 u n ~
srIl4ofsf at pasl,fscs IA II ssill Parish,
in the cit. iaato1ssisGuss sll sk-alaSstte
Streei--st the iast Fesissehee ofzSs harlss
Tesssef. tseeessed. en- ssas ss5a u zss d sss
IVeanese1agTfhe 4 Bib dnt ots .jfa,1af.
arY pert,e 1s54, AZ III o;'rlo1k II NJ,
the rro;le,ty herein after sset forth and des-
cribed 4 befop gihg 10 the s'e cess GRO has
Tessier.sia.e oIssald parish dec ass ID Wit:
IA LOT Of, ground. sisrascd III tlJaa part
ofthe City Of Edsort Eouge. lsid cus D r.
/ neyall. measuring tWeni y fret frontsen La
| fayette street, BY one Eu-idrea and twenty
| feet in depth. beng the northern part eliot
number three, with at the improvements
thereon
ANOTHER LOT If ground adjoining en-
| the rear line of the ahove DESCRIBED lot.
measuring one hundred feet on the said rear
| line, and running back sixty feet 70 tie
west line Of LOT Of ground belonging to
{ George A. Pike.
/ ANOTHER LOT of ground situated in
t DevaEl section Of the City of BatkE hnnge,
described on the plan thereof, az lot number
/ 8. Of square No. 3, measuring sixty feet
/ front on Third Street, by ore hundred and
| twenty feet in depth.
/ AN THEIR LOE Of ground has ing-----
| feet on Lafayette street, by one hundred
ard twenty feet in depth, it being the
/ southern part Of lot No. Of square, No. g. g.
! Of that part Of the city Of Bafon Rouge laid
/ out by Devail. with improvementsthei
I ANOTHER LOT Of ground hasine---
/ feet front on Lafayette street, by one hni-
! dred and twenty feet in depth, it bfing the
northern part of lot No 2. and ten feet OF
the adjoining lot, one with all the improve
ments thereon.
ALSO. A TRACT OF LAND. sitrated
OF Jones' Creek. in this Parish al ahopt.sl
miles South East from the city Of Baton
Rouge, containing five hundred arfsnts
more or less. boun RES given or the day Of
sale. Also. a plan Il. the above mentioned
lots to be submitted Gil tie day Of sale
I OK TIT. FoLIo OWING TERas Anp CaNlI-
4 TIoSs ro wfT The houses and lots sieaat-
inc on Lafayette street, on q rreaA 81 One,
Two andIhree years from lie day ei sale,
the other pSorerty.to wit: i tfaetian q 3
oe adjoining Fishers. il the rear et his. lot
70 be sold ior cash
N B. The above lots VIII be sold il
\ c ntormity with tie plan, ard boundaries
4 established in a survey Of the same, made
n ,ar = q.
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EHchEt--LAIltF{4 Hill, IVfN 4
sE@g correN Master. This FIRE boat,
2'' built expressly for the trade, will
Leave New Orleans every SuND.Y morning a. 9 a.
clock, and every WEDNESDAY evening at O'clock
and viii leave Baton Rouge every hoSrty and
fHraspAv afternoon. j
E.E-The LArRsL HILL is built in strict compile
ance with the requirements Of The late Law of Con-
gress, and offers to passengers every Guaranty OF
safety noyf6-tf-d
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Trunks Carpet Bags India Rubber Goods, and
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Country merchants and Others viii find it to tfl.i!'
advantage to give me CALL Is am determined
to sell my goods at very low prices.
nov 15-3ln-d. n. c. FOLGER,
1919 Old Levee, cor. Custonl',e,se st. y. o.
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ram OF MlIT ,. wNRD.

UINUW sale bVJ ". KANDOLFTI, May 2Ith, lbsl.
n Scenes, NeWmsn BAres spanish Dictionary
by Mariana Nrlaqust pe IL Csrdeta. t2
Life IN AbyssuA; being Notes collected during
Residence and Travels that by ~ Plates
t7bO
interest Average Tables per cents n,z method
combining Accuracy nplIeity the
any smoun from t to COO for any period one day TO
be found At glance and for Ayeagiug
most nre, Accounts in shorter time and With fewer hgures
than BY any other Sygs By Drls't author Of
sellers Discount Ready Rcckoner. ~.
Pull sni Authentic Report Of the Testimony Trial OF
Matt ward with Speeches ~ Governor
Helm, T. y Marshall E'q snd Nathaniel Wolfe E,q and the
Reply Of Alfred Asn Etq Attorney for the Re
ported by A. u. Richardson. IS cts
The Chemistry Of Common Lie. ByJFw Johnston No Is
cents
The Two Roads Rgh, and Wrong ny Jane, Knorr
fi 40.
Blietweods Magazine for May.
uodsy's LNdy's Book Tor June. % cents.
hlet Es,hrr Or the Adventure, ot Young Woman. o.
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LITTLE, nROwN & CO.'S EDITION or TuT
british POETS.

VREITIE q FALdONEIi-Just punlished hy Little Brown
Hb Co. Boston, and for sale A. MORR1s Main street
The Poeea Works of James Brate volutne and Of
William Faccner volume; with To
&C. uniform With their Complete the british Poets
in course Of pueea Price volume bound Adinc
OF in black cloth rs cents.
1--WE oniy that which oen ai-eady had
occasion 70 50. o The simplicity beauty, and ypoEaphiea
eelcnce NJ this edition.
white paper, With distinct lcgblc
luxury to all who desire good edition n the British
I far the best edition of these
this country fully equsi TO the Eng which they are an ex
act reprint, and stJust half the Atlas
eve cannot too warmly commend the to our reade
South. LIT GsI.
The typoaphy Of those already Pub,l'hsd
English books are more charming 20 the ebtsrprc
An honor TO the American We DO not Know any
other edition o. the English Poets which macy eSs
iencies"- niblotheca Saera.
I'VE regard this the beautiful convenient library
edition Of the British Poets published which
Bulletin.
This .srIe, ths British Poets edition
tecn"-Lou,svire Journal
"Werezard as the beautiful and convenient library edi
1--WE have before alluded this enterprise
" terms ~ hearty sincerely
luxury 81 beautiful typography vsns the London editions
WI not M o. rsesvnE general appreciation from American
s0nno''surs"-N, T. Tribune, nJsi
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r. NJ PETTENGIIL q co, No. Ii9 Nassau street New
YORK and 10 Boston, made such arrange
ments With the best and most widely Journals In the
United States and canadai that they enabled make
Ing Of time and expense to the Advertisers who do business
through them They select the papers, and Advertise con
pieucuy the lowest prices and always Keep interest
Of their 10 view. Merchants invited 10 call on
them and salty themselves that these thing Msso.
seq-iy-fP1
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SsTOCKs FOR sALR-s2O.OOO Coupon OF the Cor.
pornon OF Lynchburg 80 endorsed vi
$4,000 Coupon Virginia Central Railroad
Company 20 years interest payable half yearly To
the these
600 land be s,ued there is the entire
works OF the Company costing about 81 800 900.
$4,000 itichmond City stock 81 to maturity inter
payable semi annually. sinking
payment Of this stock, which will extinsush In 80
Persons having stocks to dispose Of would do well to offer them
TO always
desirable heu will sell their
csmmission
To those wishing invest would that
rally have hand market,
which will be sold very moderate ms,
jaa6-N MAURY MORTON. Ter ity Hotel
yuyUE IIyERpOoI And PHI mr. lMsJIp IN In
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sign tf the Illuminated Clock,
apis 75G Wain street.

upINFUHD a PORTER, Cabinet Makers, \. u. Coruer
D franklin and Thirteenth streets have
full complete Furniture
their ownmanuetue and other which they
tention Of personsin need.
Their long and thorough aequananee with the Cabinet Making
Furnishing Business affords are
possessed in superior degree by
Eorkmen experienced, styles
and and in all the essentials
shmen they stand unrailed They challenge
paon OF their work with done North
that those who are in quest good Furniture will aord
advantage OF comparison Of their with
iishments in Richmond other cities.
Of trade and
uPbetween Richmond and the interior and business hitherto
unhnownt Rehaond being drawn within her reach and
would take occasion in advance inform
uaintd with the advantages in trade which Richmond
in the Furnishing ine better bargains
shere than at BINFORD A PORTPES
UnderASng attended TO with especial care and prompt.
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~ Ss, Se tS sDI'S Carolina and Halifax Cut Herrnss
% bSl' No haekerel. For sale by


-'" avn rLiEfcsbGk6 RAILROAD CO.,,
A-aTUCD IT,. MAY IS, 1854
man nVe DOLLARS afer the FIRST having hen nTo
hs de- He, o. Assem- under penalty Of under
ms pAny for eight passenger fare after he soth int
on passengers over this road doiar,
Reasonably expect the Company furnish ths
Of specie thas wonl be necessary give change for
denomination In all pe.,e
p''''a 'h I.eSs' with change for their tickets
r,oa sSrSef' THos. DODAMEAD,
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S35,OOO,OOO!
SPLENDID CtHPETs P"H THE MILLION,
Ar HIRAM ANDERSONS
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS
No. 90 Bowcry, New York,
tELEDRATED largest and cheapest in
~ ted States.
MOSAIC WINDOW sHADEs
VELVET, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
AUBUSsoN, SILVER STAIR RODS
TAPESTRY, DRUGGETS,
BRUSSELS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS from
Three ply and Bic. to DOLLAR perYd
Patent Ingram, Ito s Yards wide,
VENETIAN CANTON MATING, and
and stair DOOR MATs, ALL At
CARPETISGS, TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
HIRAM ANDERSON.
mhi6-o3m-[Nl 20 BoweTy N Yts
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NNTm. IRA SMITH, CLOTHfER AND TAILOR ia
w Kdir NrSst-Having received larEe portion OF nv
Spring stock am prepared 70 ,hov As nns assoTment
they be bought elsewhere the sane goods oonde
ed would also that look supply will
hnd made this and II Sbe 10
their interest give goods buying As
am determined 20 oner Zoe and well made goods
otheIscan. wM IRA SMITH,
apI Late Smith a Marvin.
SALT.-"H.nhsnr brand, for sale By
- MI DAVENPORT AIIKH a %
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vSScHER scHELs HorsK
sTREET,
SAMUEL L.. CANERIY.
NATH0LESALE DEALER In Brooms Painted Pals. Tubs
Wv Wood and Will'w wAre Baskets, Mats Cordage TEiue
WiesinE Matches, &C. 2oi Greenwich street New York.
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

Onlcc, No. 3 John Street.
Two pooRs PROM BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
RIDERS received by ESPREs otherwise.
~ ing LIIiEs DREsEs MASTLIS descrp
ton DAmask and Moreen Curtains beautifully dyed Lace Cur
tsn- restored. Canonerape shavs
the All kinds goods
10 the piece sArmeni treated In the successful
The unde rigned have had
Of this business at Staten Island and feel
cess in the art Of dyiug s unrivaled.
mhl4-ism-vLs BARRETT, SEPHEws 4 co.
NNATCHES. JEWEIHY. Sc.--The read *
w OF the Nhig invited to call No. I5& NtsA
Main street. and examine stock OF Watches Jewy
&c. Our stock the entirely
business in this every article
ally found in a first. Jevelry Establishment
article sold by will be and
prices shall be moderate such goods
where.
The limits Of advertiser will admit
all the different articles for sale
assured that shall be able please them
may want In our line.
fresh supply Of Sewing
the attention Of the Ladies.
Watch repairing branches done In the best manner
and satisfaction warranted call respectfully
MYERS e JASKE
sign Cf the Illuminated Clock.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
loa.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BL1NK nook

MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps styles cents quirs and upvards
do full bound. white, loc and Pine Blue, 1se
do With Ends and Bands White &c; Pine Blue pasd roc
Demys Fine Blue. Russia IS and upwards
do do With end. and bands. paxsd, tte. and upwards.
do do Russia do do do ooc. do
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