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TO be n Graduate Of Pharmac,
Is the most Important Consideration.

~ The subscriber respectfully informs the citiz
IN and vicinity that he has opened has the newest and
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RIGHT ACE!
YOU NEXT

TOSEPH A. CRAIG informs the public that having
81 DISSOLVED his late associations, he is now EEvOLH
ING on HIS OWN AXIS, in other words, he has established
himself On Church street, north side, first door east o
the Harvey House-where HE and his SATELLITES. viii
will take no note Of time, but with sAIADIN BLADE, keen
as the sCYTHE OF OLD TINE. takes off the hairy retun
dances manipulate hirsue humanity in a manner
most beautiful to behold. Lulled by the music of a
distant waterfall-EuCK bearing the dudn,, savory
and pure as ever Graded the INFANT vENC-buried in
cushions of elder down-immersed in aroma from the
ORIENTAL cINEs, there 10 carry on the 7onsorial, Hr
suite and KapperLdpium Art, &c.
"COme one, COM all.
And give JOE CRAIG a shaving call! !"
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J. A. TROUSDALE,
STRGEON DENTIST.
BATON RoUCE. La.

BATON ROUGE. La.
ENEWS the tender of his professional services IN
IL the various branches pertaining to the DENTAL Art
to the ladies and gentlemen of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As to his abilities, the best credentials can be fur
niShed if necessary: but to those who have not EN-
pi"yed him. he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have 50 literally favored him during tbs
past wear with their confidence, and for which he
would return his most sincere thanks. promising I"
use every exertion to continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the ut
most care. and also with the view to durability. thue
rendering a prominent benefit to the patient. He will
always be in his office from S A. M, until ?. NJ.
Office room over j. ". Quiggins' shoe store Lafay
cite Street.
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To Architects. Builders, Contractors, Plan
tiers aud Others.

vVHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
Builders. Planters and the community at large.
that he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power, at short notice and moderate prices, Oval. Gothic
or Reviled Window sash, all kinds of Iannel and Sash
Doors. either fixed or revolving Door and Window
Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c.
Planning. Tongueing and Growing, turning of every
description.
Plank dressed to order of any width under two feet,
and of any thickness under three inches. TimberS
dressed perfectly true, of any length under thirty five
feet long and twenty inches square.
&c All orders addressed to me through the Post
Office, or S. NJ. Hart l. Co., of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan J. W. BROWN
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1.-THE Child Is only troubled with worm

says the thoughtlessmother, when the puny appear
ance of her offspring is remarked upon. Only Worm,
why not say only Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. for
worus destry more lives than either. Ii you love your
little ones, administer to them, even if you only sus-
pec' them to be ''troubled with worms" a sure, safe.
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has seen its effects
pronounce
WZNER'S C. CANADIAN VERMFTGE
srch a remedy.
ED-Be part 5ular and remember the name.
wINERS CANADIAN vERMEUGE.'
/ IS is the only article that can be depended on.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT Il CO., Sole Proprietors,
Il nd ISL Chartres Street.
Sold in Baton Rotge by all the druggists.
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NOTICE,


III AVING purchased the entire stock of BOOTS,
III SHOES HATS, &c, of J. w.. Quiggins. I would
respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage. |
will constantly keep on hand a fresh and varied as
sortment of goods, which I will sell as low, or LIVER
than any other house in town.
r. L. HENDERSON.
Having disposed of my stock to Mr.. r. l.. Hender-
son. I bespeak for him the patronage hitherto extended
to me. j. W. CUlGG1NS.
Aug 9-tf.
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A. MONTAN IL BROTHER.
Just Received.

Just Received.
~ bblS fresh turrantS, case Genoa '''r"h'
uD lob,xc, Cider. bl dried Apples,
10 boxes Mr. Raislns, 20 J.. boxes,
= dozen Shaker Preserves,
2 dozen fresh Tomatoes III cans,
dozen faesh Peaches, . doZ lruneS dricd'
. dozen Lemon syrup, ! doz French trusts,
1 Yankee fruits in their own juice,
4 dozen Brandy Fruits, l d"z Worcester sauce
doz underwood's Pickles. gals rints anu q Is,
Wurrell's Il Pleas pickles
10 W. X. Lewis Il cos
Crosse and Elackwcll's in quarts,
10 dozen Olives. 10 dozen CarerS,
IA h,,.s rhncolate 1 duZ IobSterS in cans
dozen salmon, doz Pepper sau>'.
5do,r Mustard 5 ra>rS Fancy canGieS
5 iuz Rock candies doA BOXER ht''elS'
| dozen Walnut kttchnp ! d"Z tomato
! dozen Goulrv hi'ters,
Just accclved per steamer Tribune ana ",htr steam
ss and for sale by A. MONTAN Il BRO.
jan . corner 'hurch anu Na'he s''''
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Ctoves StOves::
- A large supply of small Franklin, Coal, 8 sizes
Diamond, Parlor, Oval. Cannon ball, half oval, prize
premium cooking, Crescent, four hole, May8ower-
small and larga; barge wood, Kentucky dwarf Cook
ing and Heating Stoves.
June Crates, semi fronts. whole fronts. Gothic,
square and plain ditto on hand. and for sale low by
JAM MoTNAN l. HUGUET, Church street,
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n o T | c. f.

VTNHE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
L his friends and customers who have during the
past year literally gave him their patronage, and take
this method of informing them and the public at arge
that he has now on hand a large lot of seasoned lum-
Der, and everything requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion of all work in the shane Of
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and DOORS. fit
ting up STORES. BAR ROOMS, in the best. most dura.
BILE and workmanlike style. All orders left at y. G.
Montan's Hardware Store. the Post Office or at the
shop on Fifth Street, adjoining the St. Peters and St
PauPs College, will meet with prompt cttention.
G. I, SEES
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
n II
FARMERS GUIDE.
Great Reduction In the Price Of thc Latter
Publication.

l.. Scott d Co. Ner York, continue to publish TIE Jot-
lculng British Periodicals, rls:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Con-
servative)
o.-THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig)
3.-THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
AETHE WESTMINSTER REVIEW LIB
eral)
5~-BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAG
AZINE (Tory)
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For Sale--A Fine Chance!

4 TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish about
n four miles above the Ferry Landing, and front
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arpentS
front, more or less, with the depth of about forty ar
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
by lands belonging to the succession of Terence Du-
mOuy, and below by those of Nillenauve Leblanc Jr.
4 Co., with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Also, with or without the 81 attched to
the same.
This place is well adapted for A COCNTRT RESI-
DENCE; there being FINE FRUIT TREES, COOL
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to 0. BERNARD Jr.
Parrish Recorder, or to
p194t. JOHN G. ELDER
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n W. ROBERTSON, ATTORNEYG COUNSELLOR
H. at Law. Will practice his profession in the
Sixth Judicial District of this State. the United States
and Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-
Office in Plaquenine Iberville Parish La.
I = Dozen Browns Essence of Ginger, just received
IL and for sale by feb. O. J. L. WALLET.
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FURNITURE.

FEW Complete sets of Cottage Fnrnitnre"-an
n entire new pattern of this beautiful and unique
furniture-for sal. by J. PIPER 4 co.
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Ter"0
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
By HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., OF Edinburgh,
ard the late J. P. NoRroN. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New
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T ardWare ! Hardware!
IL Having removed to the stand formerly occupied
by Joshua Beal, and having received large accessions
to my stock, would solicit persons in want of Hard
ware, Wood and Willow ware, House Furnishing, &c.
to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
jan MONTAN 4 HUGUET, Church street.
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ADNER TISE NJ |. NTS
JUrEIIl MckilKith
Architect and Builder.

tI-i lII t.EttBI
Architect a n q 6ullQeT
, IL,,,d, rraJ ,DJ nj WnIu
Ic f. NV assortment Tor the new wear. Having
, ,,,na,,.n,- with one Of the best manuactu-
I""t ..,,hTsh,n.nts in Cincinnati am prepared 10
-" uh.IIn,p- md III I\p@ made If the best Of
~ " ',n. I',,l.r ,,,I Of ,,,rrror Wokn4an-hip murh
""'N r't . 80, Il. mai. - III. south Irr-np- IN
'h'"I'' .U"" -, 49,. ., L,,tI an r,t , IA ,lrr al
1t W. 'I a1,,h ,. h.l,,n h,,Lf,,r,
""'' .., ,h. cn,,t, 20 ..r,,.,k solicited
H8~ Country worn ct all KIND r"~"e'H""y a''s'"''
to IN lhr most W 'hiNh'l'N' manner
En- IAN ana I'',''''''''H '' - va
hon" suburban "A''' "'' eN'" III " "' "P
proved sure .,, ..,
AS ~ N''''' VI J "' 81. ~. .
ne am "'Ni''ch' "a'i "''"' ''
hiIi'i"
,.,,,.
SIlLS DN' Sl'i"1
,,;,, y,r,i.h
49," Wt|,...h
iiurr !room-. MoIs,
Srrnnhinr iIan.ilrrl Marking,
S,,,r Shining Wlntuw
ro,,. Head rup-- +, YES,
lar tapc, buster,
UricL I,,.r. Yankee Dusta,a
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of the La
L dies of East and West Baton Rouge to the fact that
l am just up from the City with a splendid assortment
of EVERY thing in my line all of which | offer to the
LADIES' CHEAPER that ever.
Mar 1856. MRS. e. HI-ESTOv
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PosTAGE

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works will be delivered, FREE OF POS
TAGE. When sent by mail the PoLrAGE to
any part of the United States will be but
Tucnty,four cents a year for "Blackwood, =
and but Fourteen Cents a year for each of the
Reviews.
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORE!
J SIN d v d. u.
IT.. Al, If war is o'rr-lcncc |, proclaimed
EcONON AND TASTE COMBINED
GOODS To SUIT TIE SEASON, N THE LATEST S'flfS'
Jus, received and constant! I'''e'''E'
rv,,lF undersigned request ladies and v'ht''i''"
CIV, them a call, and satisfy 'h't",'''', ~. mex
OF the low price but the l'ltl'|y :" '' 7
have on hand.
~ YYiE lDIES N~kI'tHThtNf
Financed and plain IAreg"- ari lI>-n'n-
Ih,ur,I and PLAN Muslin, and "'t''H''@,
Muslin. .Iar"n-t and urEandt l"'',
prIutr! lBriliauiIut-. Jar"n"f- ana '"''''
Plain and united lLnn'h Lawns
>nan ttt1rr printed Linen Tor chiIif'h> '"'
Plain \ain,ooA- and NIc'"ra lawns
Plain and dotted ~ ioa, ami goat variety 81 ""'''
goods, ,, Ir,
Plain and Striped Black EAres"", 'IiS"amN' '"A
li,h and French prints.
EMBROiDERIEN
Embroidered Ch.m.,rtt, and sleeves, in sets,
Rich Guipurr Lace Collars,
A large VARIETY Of six and Lace Mah''IAS'
Embrpidrr.. Muslin and Jar"n"t lhhH''
Very rirI, Enhrtiirr"i ilantk"rchl"1-.
tmtrorI.rct Skirts. "A great 'af4e't VI ""
Fans. Silk Gloves, etc, etc
TIE GEr7S DEPARTMENT
fErpfltlN ''i.Fl lt At'N h'H'
To- De til. best Workmanship aud --latest style '''npH
Suit. of rolorrl Ca-hmer"'t"~,
Suit, of whit" l.inn"u irI' AMI Russia i'"'h'I
Suits of Checked Aar-'ti"-,
suits Of Black italian cloth.
M.rino. Bomhazinr. Barrour and AlnracH Goats
ln DO do IL, q" rant
Brnwn linnrn. lrili. and other S'N'7 ~ N"'''''
v..,~ Of every description; light six Vests for sum.
mer wear,
All LInurn anil l.. B Shirts
Tnlrr garments. nlinn"n anil cotton,
six and Muslin Cr,vat-. Half Hos. "l"ves, Panama
Hat, straw Hat tor ' Young America
ss- special attention is paid /" our cn-t"nrrT' ana
from lr 'aruets OF our stock. a p''tt' III II III AZ
STAPLES ~DOAESTlcS.
Just received a few bale. Of Blrachs-i and tnhleach-
ed ~brrf int-.lO 1 Il ! AMI l2+-"hich ne oiitr i"f a
very law price. Also IL. Linen Hhre''hs' tt"ncn
| Ir,Irr-. f5,rl-.ye Diapers. Linen lamask, lhnnask
Tnhle ,lrth AMI NAPKINS. Linen, trash Linen and '"l
ton No-plu"to Netting Mn>iin- and bohin"t~ for bars
rra-, made Mo-In"t" Bar Cotton and p"r" ,Anrh
,h.r.- New York Mills. lthca Mills, Great tatlS,
t-'ar lake and all celebrated marks OF bi'aehe1
Gotten.
brown cotton of all qualities. Cottonades. l'en'm'
""' - J. SIMON K GO.
an! Corner OF Iaurr! and Third s's.
u.t Received:
>. wrench Jaconets, small ami figured. French
Lawns. small AMI figured 30 per cent I'"hin
Ell LADIES lyi,l" THREAD Gloves, OF all coolers
and a larry, variety of thu latest =! L. o:
Embr"iicr~l Collars, 81 per cent lri,h linen< I'm
truItrrrd skirts, Extra fine Marseill"> Qnilt- a,
80 4oz l.. c. Handkerchief, at 81 81 pei d"x"n AT
J.. SIMON Il co.
lust Arrived: Come an" -''::
Light Cashmere Pants for summer WEAR. hr1'-
ing PANT. urr linnen Shirt fronts Patented seam
shirt very tine. Shirt collars. Light ,ilk neck ties, ''ra-
neck tir~. l.i,le threat gloves. li>lr thread >achs,
SIMON Il co.
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CUTLERY! CUTLERY! =!

DrFFAIu Ivory. Wool anil Horn, R,n- solid han
ID 4i-i kNlNE~ FORKS from 80 rrat- /" 81
~ yer -ett also. steel Carv-rs, Packet and Butcher
Knives at CONTAIN X HUGtET
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I,akcs. Cakes:
spices. iIaroriny Extracts anil Rose Water. For
sale by Vim. Ba,t>I- Druggist.
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TINhrCt Counters.
Two with ar." drawers and one with -Aelve,
underneath tor sale low A. they are IN the way
am MuNIAN x HCGtEr Church .ssv-t.
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ASHBURY REGER.

HOUSE, G AND ORNAMENTAL PAIyTER
\ 4 NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornaments
"A al Painting, Paper-hanging, and Glazing. will meet
with pre- attention. As am permanently located
in BateI Juge, and as it is my interest to give oene.
raj satisfaction, l shall thy to do it.
Saep.29, l842. ASHBURY REGER
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ryov sAvkNYAu AND rLoRrpA-UTrrrp STA rFs
IL Mail idnc1he steam dip AUGUSTA. Capt Tbos LION,
viii leave or SstHtisy picn1cr 81 from pier No North
river al CLOCK r. Bs q AIDING signed on board For
freight or passage apps o 4. NI1CHfII, 70 Broa lway
Tbrouab tickets IRON New Jacksonville $751; 10 Plat
M 9N Steamers for FLORIDA connect A. savannah with the
o. AHsrs Aqm Eew yctk 90 rccsdays sud ss,urtsyN
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MEDIC VI.


Sl.UUU curgd-Dr nUSTEi cures when dc trsas.
efi ~ other physcans and al remedies fa Via r-
DISEASE. Ne Diys.a cree, he only pses now 80 wsi
know for DE y many ss'eSAy snsss has Psrsn
rcred e, cty dirty. ne ei.esse ~ the blood y oniy Ths
rsmedy on esrh thai does il Try ali oilers and .es. ~
q handful sainz Or. HunIor has removed. a
vilanous hunbug
DIsEAsEs or rTnE Luses AYR Ignosr..DsS
steamer from Bayre nau supply Of DIS cIceso
Sse Y oS ne ha 10 r. ~ SR .
uy "Dr Forsers pectcrsl herns nc srsa rsrspesn ree
consumption and scrolnls or Which po.lusey ne mo
s. sq;s s,ss ps s. Bs one @ % ss PHI
is2 B1ced~ny, Par,e- rars ~ nIoadyaz. guicn !
hss' ,y .sa ne ssaersi scents Brsnss O.
5s r,na sryet who WILL recsIp Of ,e price, forwer
% s. lock ss1 oa - .s%.
v cnres have been sold within three months to be had 4
~ nominal Price 81 10 cents. possse nee
pR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY M COVE
~ suited privately on Diseases The victims Of mispac
ordence can call on him with The certainty Of being radical
cured. charges mo ierse. ". B.No fee tin cured.
eiccrS,ypsd Musrs,oos cioS. IT, II gives ,Se .ivsrs 6
LONDON treatment ssnao diseases nervous deSi
local and senera rom &C. lie cures all such a.
SseIs. i ne,sE .% I ae IN ',as
II Lsrmcns TO the sictedcouer des Eta" uns s'aa''
DRIyATE CoNsvLTATroN.- WATSON mas r0e
h l.. ss,s r., e. fs a., r. ,wss
mild And there no interrupted 70 susse o ~ ~ ~
ucSO,rr r np Ms 3 nsh !. and redcac
r.,n.,S ss,..s. S !. y: Gsss 4 is.s.
DTCORDT rRACfICH, IN stn aAALnoI mr ~
~ Glass Of si,scse AfoI;s ioss ssSsuissi $780,
tnils g IEnajiaS or Yrs1&A.
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L,NAMEIJFD COTTAGE rURNITURE-ET.EgANT
II well made suits fer cas- richly decorated suits with II
pieces marble and warranted In every respect a
80 the manusc'ory ga Broadway below Blocker street.
Goods carefully packed 70 60 out Of the city.
EoR sALE-A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNr
C ure for small family the peror furniture Inquire
81 les Green street, Of Miss DECKER.
L'oR SALE CHEAr-A SET or SCHOOL FURNITURE,
IT almost new; has been used but short In \ priv
school, Apply 81 2is West Thirty fifth street. bet Eighth
and Ninth avenues.
,TEREsTISe TO HoUsEKgEPKRs.
i Renewal u tho
To No @s Broad w{ near SPITE street
Has removed bic stock OF
Dsusske epers' furnishing goods,
Kitchen hardware, &C.,
Prom No 70 ussden lane 10 No bs4 fsroadssy
Whore he will have increased faculties fpr showing hs
NEW GOODS,
And which will he offered Al as low rates
As the Old stand.
shipping
Supplied with
aalicy and
Table hardware,
Ny wholesale Department
We be much more full and complete Than heretofore.
STErfIEN VIM. SMITH.
Sign q the Golden Tea kcds.
No sst Broadway,
resr hest Nctolss and Metropolitan Hotels
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T17copns pa 7CfTCE IN A sERTAIM Nr0RIANr
TX esss o. lisesses, xs-Dr. O. p HAnn0Mp ~ -
tnliy q EpaihA o. rrSose.
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NTo rrs TTrI. CURsD-.DR. coRBRrr, DuANn
~ rest mar consulted with confidence private ~
sasea The vicms q qusckery eai on pr D. Win -
eyS.ir,v n being radically cured. n. Beee hs diploma
member Of We New nerk vnvWUV ueQo0 Oouege, -
pensed 10 his once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

WEST FOURTEENTH STRFEr.-sUTTS OF ROOMS.
or second ard third floors for families single genlie
loca,l1n unsurpassed Dinner at O'Clock. Reference
tired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER &C. 1858


E,0B LIyKhrnoy-. United sTArEs NAL. srEAx
ship ATLANTIC, tyidge commander, will depart with
the Untad Stass mails for Europe positively saturday
Sept Il al IL uclock N From her berth al the foot Of Canal
d,on for elegance ard comfort apply EDw K COZ
Inns, Of NaE street Passengers requested TO be
board At O'Clock NJ All letters psss through the
Post Office any Others will be returned The steamship ALI
TIC Capt CorsOck, viii succeed the Atlantic. and
saturday Oct IL N BThe rate of reigh. from Liverpool
New YORK Is reduced four pounds teo messuemenS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF
Iiroaawa7 two sitting rooms, With bedrooms attach
lso eoube and single for gentlemen, iucuisae l.
Us on .s Grsi cor . let light business purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
board sus az front rooms second and third noocs,
first class house with tho Inoicrn improvements also
10. single gentlemen. Convenient 10 cars and stages
ler al two oc.ork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

INVEST TWELFTH sgEEEr.-NEwLY FURNISHED
roerns 10 let to gentlemen and their Siyes Also few
ke gentlemen can be accommodated.