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Eastern times., 1856-04-17
assessors Notice.

THE Assessors of the CRY OF Bath hereby give notice
to all persons liable to pay in said city, that they
will he in session at the office Of the City Treasurer,
Thsddy, Friday and Saturday the l0th l1th and 18th
Of April inst, from five O'Clock p NJ. each Of
said days, and longer, for the purpose of receiving
statements under oah containing and proper lists of
their polls and all their both real and personal
cludng all property held in trust Gu1riian, Executor
Administrator, otherwise owned held by them in
trust, as aforesaid, the st day Of April. 1856.
The Assessors would particularly call the attention to
this notice of all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves taxed that they wen all others liza
bic to be taxed prepare and hand in lists according
the requirements OF the law of their taxable prop
ery and thereby relieve the Assessors Of the unpleasant
deeessity of booming them. as expect abatC
men n taxes after the lists thereof have been committed
the Collector unless in in which the requirements Of
the law could not have been complied with.
Real Estate will b. assessed the persons whom
WAS last assessed unless notice is previously given of
change Of ownership occupancy, and the of
HON the has been transferred
dered. CHAS DAVENPORT, Assessors
L. W. II0UGHT0N, Of
NJ. T. GANNETT. BATH.
April3. 3w43
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

To the Honorable Judge otAe Court Of PROBATE ei,Ain

To the Honorable Judge the Court Of Probate ,rihin
and for the County of Lincoln.
'rHE petition and representation Of William Dnsmore.
Admini>t the Of Benjamin L. DinsmOre,
late Of Bowdonh in the County Of Sagadahoc deceased.
estate, respectfully shows that the personal estate of
said deceased which has the hands and possess
sion of the said Administrator is not sufficient the
just debts and demands against said by the of
three hundred dollars: and that said deceased died seized
and of real estate situate IL B1wdouham,
and described follows; vz being fourth part Of
mill privilege, situated the lower falls of Ahagadasett
Stream, called, the head OF where the tide flows
Abagadaset RIVER formerly owned by Elisha Hatch Oate
Of Bowdoinham deceased and others Winfield P Allen
and Hervey Campbell both of said Bowoinham, Of
ered forty dollars for the above described premises that
partial sale of real of said deceased will materially
injure the remainder thereof that advantageous
has been made for said real estate, of forty dollars
including the Of the Widows Dover therein and
that the interest Of all persons interested will be hest pro-
NOTED by immediate acceptance thereof lie therefore
prays Honor that he may be authorized accept
said 0r and sell said real estate to the making
the according the statute in such made
provided. WILLIAM DINSMoRE, Administrator.
LINCOLN, ss.-Ata Probate Court held at Fiscasset
tuthin and for the County Of Lincoln, the th day
Of 4Prll, 4. ID. 1856.
IN the foregoing petition, Ordered That the said petit
" toner give all persons interested said estate
that they appear Court of Probate be holden
Wiscastt within and for said County the first Monday
Of May next, by causing cory of said petition with this
Order be ubshed in the Eastern Times printed Bath
in said County three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to said
Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate.
Attest James T. Dana, Register.
true Copy.-Attest James I. Dana, Register. 5w43
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

Tar THE BEsrThs ioudest bossting and windies SELF
vnunng Il moi always indicative Of the greatest merit
NOW athourh there numerous preparations 90 hisA
6loun that the anntiated would think they originated
y little beneath the and possess such remarkable
designed more etherul class beings
freshng come in contact with remedy adapted to hu-
man sAand such we believe be &c. W. stones Cough
Consumption and Bronchitis Eixirn 1t makes only a
modest enancation of Its merits but from actual trial aud
observation we believe be the usry best cough remedy
extant Il has cured very and tight seated coughs
and colds in forty-eight hours try it. ln44
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Flour! Flour Y!

ANnING from schooner Joseph Baker, from New York
u loo bbls Jos. Pu;nani's double extra Flour,
100 do Akron City, [0ho) blue paint, extra do
100 do do do do red paint, do do
1s6 do Garden City, Genesee extra do
Also il store, landed during the past week,
rs hbls Baltimore Family Flour,
$50 do do do
$40 do Howard Stree, DO
lis do Lilly OF the Valley extra do
SO do St Louis (high grade) do
100 do New York Mills Fancy do
This assortment of Flour (sng fully equal to any in this
Sate having been purchased since the decline offered
low he purchased this ANY oTHgR
market. ut the New Block, City Wharf
April l6. MCCLELLAN DENNIS & co.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

81 The Steam Tannery of Messrs. Jarvis,
=t Gardiner. Me-. which has been lying with
out occupation for FIVE years, has been taken
up by VIM. Jarvis & Co., who are 20 carry
on the business. The yard and building can
give occupation TO one hundred men.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
State Of Maine,

ss-4ta Probate Court held at Wiscasset
on the 7th day Of ApriL, 4. d. 1856
Ordered That Samuel H. Fuller Administrator of the
Estate of George Maxwell late of Bowdoahan formerly IN
said County, deceased notify the Heirs Law and Credit
OF said Deceased and all persons inter.ted that an
account of Administration the Estate of deceased
will be offered for allowance at PrObate Court at " is
casse on the first Monday Of May next, O'Clock
NJ, when and where they be present they sese
Notice to be given by publishing atested copy of thls
Order in the Eastern Times printed Bath, three
successively before said Court of Probate.
Given under hand this seventh day of April in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest, JAMES I. DANA, Register. Sw4a
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

THE Suhscriber having disposed of his Business and
ing about to leave the city requests all persons ineb
ed to him tomake payment before the first of May.
Bath, April l6, 1856. W. B. STEARNS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

THE REACTION IN New ENGLAND,-Wilhin
New Hampshire, Rhude Island, and Connecti-
cut The result ofthese elections shows dem
ocraiic gain of nearly thirty thOusand U0tes
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

SAG 4D4HOC, ss--4t Court ofPrsbate, held at Bath,
Icithin ans for the County Of Sdgadahoe, the first
Monday ofABril, H. ID. 1856.
Wship r. Lilly, Executor of the last Will and Testa-
of Martha Tfott late OF Woowcn in said County, de
ceased having presented his second of admins
tration of the Estate Of said deceased for allowances
ORDERED that the said Executor give notice all per-
sons Interested by causing copy OF this order to b. pub
shed three weeks surcessTely the Eastern Times prn-
tel at Bath that they may appear Probate Court
held at Bath, in said County, the FIRST Monday OF May
next at Of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause
any they have, why the same should not be allowed
D. BRONSON, JUDGE.
A true eopy-Attest: A. 7. TnoMPsoN. Regsler. 3M43
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

Some Of The Effects Of KnO,0- Nothing Riots
and Murders. The Louisville Democrat says
that city is in happy condition that "she is
out of funds, has no fire department. no work
to do, property ready for sale, but no bidders
plenty of room in vacant houses, with but few
TO occupy them. Multtudes of the foreign
horde are gone after them, finding no work to
do here -
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

u At ROckland, on Friday week, John
Burns attempted to murder Mr.. Tuitle with
an axe. but being foiled, he cut his own threat
aud threw himself into the dock He died
shortly after being taken out
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

u Capt. WIN. Eaton of Wells met with
shocking death on Monday. He was saving
logs iu his mill, when he fell across the car
riage which supports the logs, and was com
pletely sawed in two. He was a highly re-
specled citizen, ard was aged &c years.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

STISsoN & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson avorably known experienced merchant and
shpmasier formerly Of this city All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
CHEHSE-

ii ERpS Grass and Clover Seed, for sale by
Ill April :. NJ F. GANNETT sOs
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

A LONG PASSAGE. The barque Eastern
Belle, of Bangor, Capt. Havener, arrived at
Boston on Monday, after passage of one hun
dred days from Newcastle, Eng. She has
been on the Atlantic all winter, and has been
blown off the coast repeatedly, but has re-
ceived no serious damage
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Sardines,

WALNUT and Tomato Ketchup, Grated Horse Radish,
W rickled Lines, Capers, Tamarnds, Olives, Branded
aches and Cherries, Currant Jelly Raspberry Jam,
Lemon Syrup, Rose Water, Sweet Oil SC. For sale hy
April 9. AVIS w. II. EMM0NS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

" Old Father Time, the parent Of bright eyed Truth, is
daily developing facts and theories among his
merouS progeny fact incontestabe than that the
success attending the Introduction of G. W. stones Liquid
Cathartc and Family Physic to the Public Is utterly
without parallel Those families who have made the
most thorough trial Of its merits oudest and
thusasc in their enconiums of its virtues. 1t admirably
meets want long experienced by all classes Of persons,
and is rapidly gaming that confidence which it richly
deserves.-LotceH Courier. 2m44.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
SPOKEN.

MARCH lat &c 10 Ion 43, ship Richard Morse, Dins
more Antwerp for Orleans
Feo 18th in straits Of Gibraltar ship Harvest Queen
Constant nople for Orleans
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Ladies',
Ladies' Caters.

VoU lave Boots and Shoes, Of any kind, aads ss
short notice, by leaving your orders my storeor
have the wofkmen y March 81 T.. S. FISHER.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
s. The ice left saco River on Thursday.

81 Green peas are selling in the New York
Markets at 81 bushe A little up that.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
From ne Boston Time,. ,yune ass. 1s4s

DR.. Wm. R. Haydeni is doing immense business with
his Improved Vegetable Purgatve Pnlsn The sale in
this city alone for the last two MONTHS has exceeded fre
thousand bores They are not only the cheapest pin in
the United States, but are the best. linda
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
ToB

lust received from Baltimore per Lookout, Is
u "Rsdferni Tobacco, and for sale at New Block City
Wharf, by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
Bath, April 2, 1856.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Buy Me and Hi do you Good :"
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Rect and Herb yaHnaice Biiters,

Only rs cents fors pint and 81 or large bottle.
Composed Of the best Roots, Herbs aud barSs the world
in such manuer to act directly upon the Of dis
ease This the best medicine discovered fur the
cure OF Bilious Diseases and Liver Complaints, and may
therefore be used as The best preventative and remedy for
that affecting scourae Fever aud Ague. They alsn cure
and eradicate from The system Jaundc in its FORMS
Costgeness Dyspepsia uumors Of the Blood and Skn
digestion, Headache Dizziness, Piles Heartburn Weak
ness Pain in the side and Bowels, Languor, Ftulency
Loss Of Appetite, and all kindred complaints caused by
dsurdered stomach or bad blood which all
less subject in spring and They will cleanse pu-
r, heal gthen. regulate build up and keep in order
the whole system. In word they always DO good, try
them.
oce. % Union St. Boston; sold by all dealers in med
!cine everywhere. 6m4l
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Farming Tools! /! Farming TOOls /!

oSG Handled shovels Cast Steel Shovels Iron Show
ID els O. $. Spades c 5. Hoes Manure Forks; Hay
Forks Hay and Co.n-stalk Cutters, for sale BY
H. NJ. Bnvey,
Arr;l Il Front St, Bath
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Ladies.

III ERE are White and Brorze French Kid Slippers
for that Bail. Quick or ycu lose em.
Dec II, 1855. J. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Pork, Lard, Sugars, &c.

TTsT landed lot OF Leaf Lard in barrels and herees
u New Mess Pork heavy) few boxes N. D. Sugars tnev
CROP for sale by
April >. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS a CO-
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

OO00 BUSHELS Yellow Corn in prime order for
OOOO mealng 0Ubhs Flour, among which may
be found the following brands-I Putnam double extra,
John Young do do What Cheer extra Lily Of the Valley
do Akron City (0hiol do Eunoms St. Louisl do Howard
Street, New York State Mills Fancy The above has been
landed during the past week from schooners Lookout
"Keron,n "Convoym and "Julia Franklin" and is oil,
ed at low be purchased in the State at the
New Block on City Wharf
April .. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS L co.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
ttOUSE OF EQUITY.
Tannery for Sale,

TIE subscriber being about remove offers for sale his
= Tannery, situated in Phpsburs. Also the dwelling
house in which he lives, together with barn, newly
built and about two acres of land.
Terms reasonable.
Apply to OWEN Co., Bath, o. tie Subscriber on the
premises. ii. J. SEGEBERG.
Fhipsburg, Feb. 13 1856. Cx4-
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Abl,Off'S ERitterS.

Just received by the subscriber arge lot Of Ladies
CATERS which viii be sold prices which can't be beat
Bath, Aug. 2g. 1858. II NM. MATHEWS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

BOSTON. APRIL /, 1856.
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
made her debut on Saturday night before fine audi
ence. Being heralded as " STAR she did not create
o very great sensation; had she come under any
other name, she would have done better. She
yibrates between good.ordinary and eXcellent-that
is to saw, she walks that delicate and dimy-defned
line which divides STAR from stock, in the dram
attic scale We are one of those who feel dazZled at
the word "star when used in the theatrical sense,
and So if the person upon whom it Is conferred
should happen not to prove as brilliant as the title
we are bound to feel disappointed 1--we admit that
Miss Mitchell is q " star, we must be permitted to
saw that she is one of the small twinlllng kind.
This, however, may render her more acceptable to
those people who love to strain their vision after OK
cellencies that are concealed from the common gaze
Astronomers love the small twinkng stars the best
and similar propensities find their solace in the
dramatic armament. Miss Mitchell is small, pretty
and brighteyed; is perfectly at home on the stage
and trips the lowery path of light comedy with grace
and vivacity. We have no doubt that, if the play
goers can forget she made her debut as STAR she
will become a great iavorite. She played Carlo
in the little Devil,n and iMiiy, in the :" Maid will
the Milking PAIL" on Saturday night last night sht
played halfa.dozen changes in Satan in Paris ant
tonight she will appear as Captain Charlotte ant
Katy O'tSheal besides which, Mrs. Gladstane ant
Messrs. Nagle 4 studley, will appear in the grea
drama of "Faustush
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THE KEYSTONE FEsr1vAL.--Among the different
States of the Union, whose sons have made New Or
leans their home, Pennsylvania, the old keystone
State,'' is not the least represented by any means
Many of our most prominent and influential citizens
are natives of Pennsylvania, and we believe that is
the only State represented here whose sons pay her
the compliment Of remembrance by testal reunion
once year. The festivals of the Keystone Associa-
ton, in years past, have been of the happiest and
most elegant description and the Association may
be set down as one Of the fixed institutions of the
city. The preliminary meeting for the festival this
year will be held on Wednesday evening next, in
parlor P, St. Charles Hotel All natives Of the Old
Keystone who may be in the city either permanently
or temporarily and feel disposed to join in honourine
the State of their birth, are referred to the card OF
the Secretary Of the Association i'll our advertising
| columns.
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Gifts :! Gifts i!

AID OL p H F. B r. A G FL e,
H@m- No. 60 ROYAL STREET,
Invites attention to his of FRENCH GOODS,
comprising, a variety of FANCY ARTICLES suitable for
PRESENTS, such
JEWELRY of the most handsome style;
Biscuit, Chn" Crystal aud Bronze WARE of every sort;
TRAVELLING CASES. Work Boxes, Liquor Stands;
BASKETS and Fancy Boxes, Of all kinds;
Rosewood DESKS, Bureaus, Work Tables and other Fur
biture;
FANS, Rich and Plain;
COLLARS and SLEEVES Embrohered
Embroidered and Plain HANDkERCH1EFS;
PORTEMONNAIES. Souvenirs Card Cases;
CIGAR CASES, Purses Reticules
OPERA GLASSES. of the best make
SHE'LL COMBS, the newest styles.
In short full specimens OF Partisan
skill and ingenuity
GLOVES, imitation Of Jouvn's, Mt IS cents pair;
Genuine Jouvin GLOVES, ut 81 IS pair dis 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

VANNUcHl's MusEuM.--Those who admire litesize
pictures Or tableauX in wax, with the movements OF
life impaired by hidden machinery, will find at Van
nuchs Museum No. l07 St. Charles St, the finest dis
payof the kind that was ever gottenup in the South
The great feature of the exhibition is The Trial of
Christi tahleau of thirty figures, arranged and
worked as to give a very vivid idea Of that most
solemn spectacle in the worlds history. The Lords
Supper is also a splendid piece Of waX-work,
composed of thirteen figures moved by machinery.
The immovahle wax figures, the astronomical views.
and small curiosites, excellent food for lesnrey
contemplation Dame Nature, however, as if jealous
of the art Of man. has contributed specimen OF he1
wax-work which may safely defy competition 1t is
little girl baby Of two years and five months old
weighing only 1876 pounds! Not snch little affair
either! 1t is a sweet chubby duck, that no mothe
can behold without desiring to take a mouthtul on
of. aThe Museum is open day and night, and will b
found most attractive resort for leisure hour.
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Geo. Vs.. BFeSCe,
Holiday Presents!
Holiday Pl'cscsets'
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
II VIDE, n GOO y !, CI{
Invite attention to their large we'll assorted stock Of

HYDE n GOO DI. CIT
their arg, rich aud well assorted stock Of
.5cvctry and Fancy Articles,
suitable
rUElSTNA% -lNN We " IEAH'S GIFTS!
They have n choir2 ami varied assortment o.
FOREIGN NOVELTIES
rgFEY endless variety Of article" Of TASTE, from
PARIS;
Eicll PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
TERRA GOTTA WARE. Dresden Iorc, lain and Runer ian
Glass from GERMANY;
90 and Enn1ne.d ARCHES Of finish and
cu7acy, from GENEVA;
Rare and beautiful objects in CORAL from NAPLES;
! Papter Nuche and Iulnd Wood WORK BOXES, Writing
Desks Dressing Cases, Tables Chair, I.jqn@ur 'shsf, Il
! and Jewel HoNcN, rtc
! FINE PAINT NtiS u;l P,rtnn Sttiny;
| ARTISTIC BI2oNzFS, Clocis and CandcIabraa.
Fancy pieces BRONZE and OR MOIU tor Notvi and Fla.
| Ornaments;
| Rich IVORY and Pearl Bridal and other "a rs;
Ivory Pearl Shell! Velvet ap,une4 and Eno,need OPERA
| GLASSES;
GOLD I'll MILES, Pencils Card Gases ard Porte Monnaea
,;o! Mounted = MES Fancy Whips and Ridns Gloves
We have also hand and continually receiving from
nl'tulactory in The city, styles of
Silver Ware,
Such Tea anu Coffee Sets, Walters, Pitchers, tiOhrta, tCps
Butter Coolers, Sugar BASKET, and rresery" Dishes;
Punch Bowls CrulD Srraer ri, and lee Knives
Fish Carver>;
Napkin Rings, Cr~es Of De4>er kiyeS and Nut Picks.
NV, variety Of similar articles, suitable for uSciul vel
handsome & if. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
| dlo 2lNoWckFr,Ja3 Canal Royal SIS.
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School Books!

School Books!
just received and for sale low by
w. FIemmIng, Bookseller and Ssationcr,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Corner ST. Andrew street, Fourth Dotrc, New ORLEANS
C;oodrchs FIRST READER;
=. SECOND F..
THIRD
FOURTH
a.. FIFTH b..
Buttr's FIRST LESSONS IN GRAMMAR
q. PRACTICAL
Davies, PRIMARY ARITHMETIC,
- INTELLECTUAL
d.. NEW SCHOOL.
. UNIVERSITY
Montes1l's GEOGRAPHY, MOL;
NO.2;
McNaly's Mob;
Pnrker's SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY,
Porter's CHEMISTRY:
Durhey's SOUTHERN BOTANY;
Davies Algebra;
BOURBON;
a.. IEGE&DRE;
:. SURVEYING
Wizards SCHOOL. HISTORY;
LARGE
UNIVERSAL HI%TOKY;
Boyd's Logic;
names ELEMENTS Of CRITICISMS
tANEAlS Albums and Illustrated Works. suitable for lTs
cats, r:". For sale by
W. FLEMING, BOOKSELLER
Mngazinc 81. corner st Andrew,
Jq 2pNo2:4 Fourth District, y. O., la.
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yIeb Orleans lailg Grestent.
sAnas 0. NIXON. WILLIAM r. ApAno.
ny NIXON e ADAMS.
44f
mRRICEa NO. 10 CAMP sTR = kAH'


TERMS:
f. will regularly served to subscribers IN the
city at an early every morning
$40 gear in advance; halfysary and quarterly az tne
same rates. Or % cents week, payable to the carriers
advertisements per squarsrst insertion in all cases.
81: for every subsequent insertion, so cents.
Advertisements on the second charged 81 TOT every
insertion.
published intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion
Advertisements not marked will be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub
scrpto will be stopped until all aresrages are paid at the
option of the proprietors
AYat,eraI Discount will be made regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
ae circulation which desirable medium for adver
Users AS FAMILY PAPER it circulaes largely reaching
many Of homes at early hour and being READ
before approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageonsly published in ITS
columns. #
THE WE e KLY CIR $ CEN Mt
Is published every Monday morning at So invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama Texas ana other
States presents favorable mode to advertisers OF making
their wares commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for ST per square. each insertion
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Gifts FOR. the Holidays.

3 CANII5 SITI EIIIT.
WATCHES, JEWEIRY, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE.
DILLON lIOVE having received considerable additions
and Fashionable Goods would solicit the attention Of
purchasers.
Watches.
Gold, S35 to $3.50, Silver SO TO $65
Jewclry.
Ladies' Fall Sctss0e very choice styles Brooches.
Ear Rings Finger Rings Chains bracelets, Gold JET and En-
nlurcd I.ockcs
&iiycr-EEare.
Table Dessert Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner and
Forks; Salt Cellars Tea Sets; Gohcs; Cups Napkin
Rings,
Repairing.
D. II, being practical Wa,chnakers and Jewelers.
ecu;r all orders for manufacturing and repairing, moderate
prices. - w
DILLON & HOVEL,
t,I5 2Dtt No. 9 Camp street.
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BENEFIT TO Dir. JONES AND Mr.. GARDNER,--Dr
JONES' the popular agent and Mr.. Gardner, the equally
popular bass singer, of the Campbell Minstrel Troupe
take joint benefit at the Amphitheater tomorrow
night. They are a brace of hrstrate fellows ; and
must and shall have bumper
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III. .jYHay0fefE Il Co..

No. 20 Camp street,
Are constantly receiving by every arrival fresh additions
their large stock Of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
comprising the writings of the celebrated nhor, in His
tory, Fiction, Physic and Law.
Among the above will be found large suitable
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS; of which we solicit the ~.
tenoM Of the public.
A. MYGATT & CO..
de lntt NJ 40 Camp 6rref.