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oITIzRNs oF lev oRLRANs,

1T gO loat 20 pGee your Sons Of TIE best Schools
~ -4lHericd, loQk at the ADDER ttSeateat 5ct6l7
pOuGHKEEPSIE- COLLEGIATE SCHO0L-The
eqltee TOT This School Is Situated on College hlt about
lOuiths OF mile from the heapttn village o. Pough.
keepse. DuChess county, State of New NOlk.
- 4he school is conducted philosophical pnnelpes.
feefenee IS invariably bad to the natue OF the juvenile
mind, and constant efforts employed to develop rs
powers m their natu order and to preserve them IN their
relative WTength The domestic arrangements ana modes oil
instruction adapted 10 youth Of Yeas Of age aud mp
Wa and they instructed ia such branches mBy be
Iednsite either quality them for Commercial Life, En-
ginsenHg, or TO prepare them for College.
The annual expense scholar IS $3.50 payable quaItery
in advance. This includes all charges for board, tUL
u0n, stationery, bed and bedding washing, room, fuel
light apd DO ks Except the French and the Spanish books
The divided into two terms of twenty three weeks
each. The Summer term commences on the Tst Wednes
day in May-the Winter term fBt Wednesday in Novem
be II is the purpose Of the undersigned not TO receive
youth his SuhOol whose mOaI character not good.
B2O SmdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

No. SO CUSF0-NHOUS = STREET., N. o.
INVALUABLE DtSCOVERY-HO Pay Required
UNTIL A CURE IS EFEECTED.-Pryats Diseases cured il
few days By regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No 30 CusTOHHOUsE sTREET,
New Orleans Louisiana.
DT. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
of the forms Of certain DeaIs to his general sdvef-
ssment in another column. The treatment adopted By
hm it that which mas the approval Of the most distinguished
has proved beyond doubt that permanent care
for the worst Of constitutional syphilis, RonOFhgG
Gucue enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
tlosd By certain solitary practices etc etc. be OBJ
taBsd TO moral certainty if application be made to those
whose intelligence. skill and experience be relied on.
since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
thHt have come uadsT his have been orred without
ziaEI5 exception Some Of thase Of yeBn' standing
One remark able Of Cure 30 old hsE been Cured
u the surprise Of the patient The gentlemen (WhOSe
raotBbity is known to thu cZsnt OF New Orsgur) u u
hand ond tby his psfmon( be referred to-, Dr. NJ
Treatment Of structure Is not known South OF New York
Hs treatment OF gOn0uh,Ba and geet is the most perfect
ever discovered. II ia the shortest, safest and The
Fatent takeS cOpaivB cubebs, tuIpsEue other
doses, but il obtained in OF Lgodsys without
pain, lCOpVenience charge Of diet. ~ lpess
cure R et'egted within the time AIMED.
self pollution, may bave brought thenleYes any
Of the painful consequences resulting from
Indulgence Of the passions, such premature mpOa
aAoy, lnyo0ntat7 seminal ensalQus, general debility
81 constitutions defa gemsrt may consult Dr. Mullen with
aonOrabe coubdencei he often them perfect The
-tICiest seCIesy observed.
Dr.. Mullen be consulted daily at hi. Office No. SIS
tultoEnl OuBs g. BENJAMIN MULLEN, N D.
" Remember No. rs CastOmhOuss jyl5tf
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EDUCATION,
HIsHg soH { FOE ~ Y 4 ], E;AlPTz

as BOdRDERS OR Il,dF PUPILS.
CkR1NpE1NTs EyAEET, MAR ST.. joaEPH sTREET. .
H7SIAHllShEB in tS42 under the superntendenCe OF
~ the Ms.es Az lisoN from Iondon,-ln this instu-
ton conducted the beat plans of European instInpon,
the course Of study thorough and Systematic vague
theories, OF superficial methOdl Of teaching 70 elicit Display
or literatuna
The French Lsnguages under the fuperntendence OF
French gentleman Of high literary atainmeBtE other IAN
Ruages music aud the accomplishments Taught BY mas
tets OF equal eminence in their professions -
Drawing IN every style Is Taught BY the Misses Allson
themselves pupils for 0fOne OF the most eminent
drawing masters In Europe
KY Terms may be known application to the residence
Of the Misses ALLISON. CaIondeletE 128ly
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WCVOY'S ELIXIR

The Best Medicine of the EiR6teenth Centlr made from
Roots Q PtdRte FrOl1iltg the tlilif al HfeTicO
This is tmY valuable remedy, and everybody should
0veit In Diseases Of Children and preventive Of dis
ease IN us acute form, who can tell is worth IL has been
used with ptealnent success in DISEASES th6 Chest such
Bt00a, figA SosdS, often attended with Cks and Heal
Pain IN &c BREAST and Side Consumption IN as forRiag
stage ,9sthma, Group, fHfacuzd Also, Liper COM
plant, C0StlUGeSG ScTQLd, WastigR If he Fics6 NJ
fect1gRS 81 tie Spleen Stomach and Bnl0sls We have
heard 81 TO case 81 CtoleTt occurring where this sme
dy has been used Where has been used for indposOn
IN children, they haIe been invariably free from Worms and
superior 70 even other medicine and be used On len All
circumstances los deDuatlve qualities places m far above
all the safsRparas. In SCARED Fs5cr it unquesonabY
a great remedy.
fs2- For further information see Pamphlets and Bills
THE EOLEoTIo SYRUP.
For the cure OF FE0T ft3Ws, ESceSSiUs Uterine Dis
charges, and CsOnis Disease Of ts Spleen. OF unsur
passed exoeenee positive IN its sal utary resus and worthy
TIE RHEUMATIC ANTIDoTB.
a Great md Wonderful -4geHt, of truly astOnishing
power, composed Of simple vegetable eemen and
rally applied For the cure Of ktsHMatisu IstaRas
L0eag9o, SDdsHaS StBesS q ths hints PGR eBerV
Payt Qf ne bady Earache NsnoOs T00tidehe il applied
m tie ear of the afiectstside,
We would deal in fsisBpe eHiogy nor in the usual
VIE n ttnagye, Ia oonfiendRE tbs article public no.
zee vel eel that strong AZ ns.
YSe o. s power 20 heal. EEeallehGa efficiency, Ger
- AZ q Attributes All who use u viii sag Il good
va w W. alea1bia good . ne hg9sR isqe 9ea e.
Mn sasa II Nsiebsg "a 4a.65 ia3s5 a.
Rs4 q at MehaseN 3ts Hasft6ss 81
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ElVUN TIE BENEFIT Of THE AFFIIUIEU--
II Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers rup IN
consulting Physicians tos the Of pnvRle dlEease
owing TO the utter dsquafoatiOns OF those who profess
ours such deem il to be nothing but act OF
kindness towards the gnOpungtsy afflicted well SheeT
justice to tr. M LIEN, No. SO CusTOMHOU5E sTREET,
p state that the year 1876 was fOreY afflicted with syph
M in its worst ana most appalling form, and Tor several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain In New Orleans, without being tell benefit
tei-ndeed grew worse. At length heard Of Dr. Mui.
lens great reputation Iapplied HIM and to my gssat
ioy IN three weeks he restored to perfect Sub
jyIstf o. i SAMUEL, ROBERTSON.
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AI.RXANDER HTEI,a

ITO q s Eft . r NIBHIW @ NTO e n,
.- So Camp street. NewOrleans, r..
AkyHEBE families find all articles Ot House keepinp
w cCmpnsing general assortment and select stock OF
hlICHEN FURNiTURE-CO0kInC Utensils. Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass au5 Steel ShOYsIr and
IQ1gs; aud Kitchen Fire iTon-wa
ENAMELLED and patertnie8l timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY. Ge.mau Silver Britannia and Iron
TEA aud TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWA RFi--BTass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS.
TTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
Wagons. .
RRusHESa-Fqncy sud Plain. Dasting Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes. |
WATERS, and TRAYS
BRASS, Britannia and new Metal GANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and RAIL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. g. j. yfughtg patent premium COOK STOVES, fOl
Wood or jqai-Fi'h fixtures complete the most ap.
proved article in use. maH3 SIN
e "oro spd Steam boat, furnish At raAuoPd
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A Q. AINsWORTH, Ac0 TAR r LBLEC aud CON
Z H. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for egerV State IA the
Ogsga, .OrEloE--No. So Camp srBERT, New Orleans;
AW Dispositions tHkea, Accounts Pr0bated Deeds and
hoEgage Drawn and an Documents and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared, ard Authenticated for Use and Record
aay part Of She UNITED STATES.
maEne and other Protests particularly attended to (;
and al cases Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
slated and promptly arranged. mh26 lYd&W
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HOTELS. sc.
~ 81. IouIs nornI..

kAA N4s EQQIS HOTEL.
FTVHIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur.
u nished, VIII be opened the 10Th of May for the
reception OF Vsen and Families wishing to spend the M
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The under -
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and Ws keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks, Stewards and Servants engaged and
pains expense will he spared TO render the stay Of yseH
pleasant and agreeable lmy2 6ml o. LEWIS & CO.
MADISON HOUSE, hTontgomery, Ala.
yNNHE subscriber RESPECTFULLY invites the patronage of the
a travelling public, confident that he can supply A
the wants Of the transient vsteIs of Montgomery,
well any OF his competitors Those going %, o.
turning from the North obtain meals at all hours,
theanva and departure OF the railroad and steamers
fine four horse OMNIBUS constantly in attendance tC
passengers and from the boats to the oars free
charge The accommodations equal any other esab
ishment in the Iowa and, being AZ reduced rate, oe
additional Inducements to the travelling public. The best
stewards cooks and servants engaged and no pains vii
be spared 10 euder the stay Of vse pleasant and agreeable
an20 d&Wl y q. A. ABERCROMBIE.
3 OAR DIN II OU Sc.
III GR4GiER Street, bet10een st. Chagtts and CaT0R
deefSreetSO door from the corner Of CqrgHastet st.
Nc RS, WILSON (afe Of ~ Bienville street respect
IVA fully iaOrnB her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location e
pied By her during the last year. She has had hers
HOUSE thoroughly reftted and prepared Tor the accOmmO
dalton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dEent attention to the comfort and
venlsnoe OF her paOnstO merit and COntinuangeO
the same Hs terms viii be, as heretofore NODKRATE.
u3Iy dNW
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VEN EREAL DIS.
a EASES The reputation Of the ritter is well estab
shed that all that those who bavebeeR
unfortunate have contracted OF those dread
u diseases known and called Secret Diseases in part Of
heir various Orma that the writer after most success
tul practice OF tweRtysix years confined strictly Venerea
peases and DEesserof the Blood (bRvng treated and
eVed many hundreds who past all hope, many OF
whom had been under the treatment eminent phyEGianG
without receiving bens is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any of the
Unfortunately afflicted see this short Advertisement they
would do we'll to call at No. So CUsTOhHoUsE sTREET
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves Othe bens
hts of the subaonber' slOng and successful experience
F jyi5u Is b. f. MULLEN, So CustOmhouse 81.
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0AHhY CREsCEIT.F.

THE LOVING STARS. BY WILLIAM JoEHs.
Beautiful are ye, stars 0f night.
Shining above on your thrones Of light,
Over world Oh sorrow
Heulds Of peace and love 70 those,
fNesfied and sad with iheig wright Of woes
lshefirg them at the niidnightH Close,
Into q SUMMER morrow
No marvel that men in times Of Old,
Many destiny should uni9ad,
Writ ia your gentle beqllns
The thoughtful spirit 0an WilE y. HAS'
Far in the region of eaeh h.lghl ia sysi a
Leaving the world and iii chiilit ~ 49, uf''
of paradise sweetly dreamiqg
srbe hearth NAV lack is aoeusiomid guest
a NJ Ne nav Ti3urn for friend at rest,
Bat, gszing awhile above .g,.i rs So
Ia The Jewels Of night we yst-eogio t'aee'
'Fhs linss famiiiff d e9ch ueAftecsf >
IfP5o f55sa yos heavenly dwehng.plaee,
sijli rs their glory jOve us
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itlsens q M OrIeans az Vieinttr, Shipmasters

Ilt'senS o. Ne0 Orleans and Vicinity, Shipmasters
- aid Steamboat Captains, to you G-eetiRg:
HATEFUL do fee for your liberal patronage for the
- past lye Yeas; and BY having, and continually
eeiylng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES, OF my own impOr
,auon, and at al times heavy stock hand, attentive
CeAs and Team 70 deliver goods free Of charge, by
e1Peaen?ed person do feel prepared q put mp Family
hks. ORDERS and attend 70 PLANT ATION SUP
Lits 90 A59 most ay0iaho lesms, with goods Of ths
CHARLES sT9DsHTqRa
mglst faHkg Hfheifl "a be seegl e n
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t0Fthe cure of GOnOmhRa
elect, STRUCTURES, Venerss
Diseases, etc. etc.
UntlTing research, tfave
aud labor, combined TO tht
advantages afforded by al
extensive and diversiiiet
practice have enabled thu
3b0ve named celebrated
physicians to make VHriOni
highly important discover
lesin the healing ant.
In offering these preDara
lions 10 the human family
Doctors Leroy and Felptie
iaarlessly hazard the asser
ION that they are not onl,
not surpassed but une
gualed, either for thei.
curative properties or 70.
rildneas, safety aud Ger
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0g- Aboutthe middle Of August there were, it is
said more than dozen Of the New York churches
closed in consequence of the flight Of their congre-
cations into the country.
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RALROADs IN CUBA-On'the 10Th INST. a new
line Of railroad from Nagajas, connecting with the
Havana and Cardenas road, was opened for the
accommodation Of the public. We believe, says
the Philadelphia Gazette, the railroads on the
island of Cuba are the only ones in all the Spanish
dominions.
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.sgeg-A writer IN shs Tribune gives graphic des-
cripton Of The Mosquito king Soiled scarlet coat,
cooked hat, no brooches or boots, and long spurs.
This says Major Noah, approaches more nearly to
tbe South Carolina uniform, a shirt collar and a
pair of spurs, than to any that we know Of.
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ron FEMALES AND MALES.

BE TE FRUITFuL AND NJ ULTIPBY,''
- CREATIVE EI.IXIR.-Thh is the only actual rene
t9,S SsS Fn g i Sy SSnSda YSOy, 30
eethabiis and many the nOsrums recently recommended
nnnvaed EXCELLENCE, fame, and popularity have brought
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
United States unanimous in their recommendations of
the JUNO CORDlAll and have not given their taneuon
single instance that has been authenticated TO any com
reavsd by the Juno Cordial ere generally such as to leave
The publication Of certificates Of cures cut of the question
the PROPRIETOR could produce host Of the mo4t conclusive
not accidentally Obtaned but firmly based apon its
are to found The happy parents Of healthy Offspring who
would not have been but for this extraordinary prepare
Is recommended Objection has been naturally made TO
Che price Of the Juno Cordial bscaue the trash that has
bot the fact is, the Cordial BE- afforded for less aHd
ought 10 be much daaer as many Of the ngfetens which
the oheB made of cheap drugs worth bat little
ney and less meHt. We assure the Ieaderhst the utmost
rance may be placed IN the Juno Cordial IN the OF
the maade mentioned above and also Of those which fol-
low, viz. Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical LaSstEde
ions Indiggson suggishness Of the Liver Glset Leu.
coHhUa or Whites, end FqOr AlbOS and disease in
FunotOns-in an of which it will afford almost immediate
rei and Il used "a directed Is almost certain 70 prOdncs
sR51d tsFs III, C0Rbf All q 4 viii iSaIbIy rsoye
health and visoT in n bTisf bsTd and where want al oil
BENEFICIAL results may be sniaioste3 with confidence II 4
IF priceless vsHe those without offspring 1t has taken
e pTecedenee in Italy, and will in all other counties whsre
Il also Pos5eaTes the Dnvaed qualities Of curing inopent
Consumption, and have administered with great
pauens who have sought our def baul climate the estO
rtiOn of their health and the result that medicine has
teen added to the catalogue Tor the cure OF Incpent con
10 spread wide The 9sSg3g5 gf this medicine have eP
ANTONIO LARzETTI, NJ D.
soi3.0SIy IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET.
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-0REsCHNT CITY =HoTMI,-

CORNER CUST0AIEO USE IND FRONT SITS.
Az ILL be opened for the reception OF BOARDfRS 90
w "WEDNESDAY, January ., 1879 Well fur RF,ysA
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen.
TABLE-the best the market will afford -E4HAA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
Il Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those who may
atop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants
81 Terms feasOnabeas any establishment of the kind
in the city. bal d&Wd1 e. ALEXANDER, Proprietor,
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m. oEHTIFIeArEs OF QUALITY.
s ioloWlng are selected tom number received by the

- toAohlhB are SELECTED 0m number received by the
Certificate Of VIM. J. MoAlpins. Chief Engineer. prv
LOCK Oilcat " q NaYg Yard Brooklyn, Nov 49, ISIS
~ MON u ataf have bees formed tbatfhe
hegark and hosendae Lime and Cement Company have
fafett So The 9gafries and Mills lately owned By Hon.
t1ugh " bite. at WhitespOn Usere0nnty N " and have
pen asked to stale knowledge OF the character of the
cement made BY Nj White. Ahave used large quantity
Ere Canal at and Albany considerable portion of
Ahs was msnuiaeluIed by Mr. WHITE aud was unformIy OF
ost excellent character indeed it was the best bTous nd
my liAe5 The tests before using very severe and
hal ssy lev barrels rejected have been informed
athe Cement aimed the same excellent ehalsfr al
ne Oiotoh Aqueduct. WM !. MCALPIEE Engineer
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cen,ent asro
manufactured by The ROsendale Lime and Cement C'oI
pHng on the Gas Works Readng and can strons re-
commend n as most excellent article Of Cement in
stsenen glekPess q setting. and for It's taking large
'NhAAh3 q tanu ~ rs mixing. A. ID. .HIGHFFEIp
H, 8. FARRELDY.
JOHN GINRY,
November II, 1873. Builders and 81ebtsoot,
hets5yeey that thaye been usilg the Cement mann.
Setuea by the Newark and ROsendale Lime and Cement
company Bad cordially recommend il as a very euperor
article have no hesitation in decarin be the hest
4esNei used, and would recommend j. contractors aad
9le recruiting Cementthat will set quick aud fgie srgs
paIpeses. ~ VIM IN ~ ~ F ~. a,luas
Rochester, n. Y. December 1915 N4'o'N'
have had the mixing and usng Of the Newark and RIOS
2oas cement purchased by the contractors Of the Readn
g. u 9lss aA9 can strongly eeomWend rs being the 56St
--iiafesfsi g-eu. =, -, JONATHAN FAIRCHILD,
superior Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
The subscribers prepared 20 execute orers for the
dppR afees On any quantities that may be required and
wouQ cal me attention Of dealers, builders cistsrn maen
New Orleans iaah 30 1870 10 IL s,u
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III Patronage that has been extended to us 90 yerv be
~ rally the lasts years while Com. lz7
mon street, has induced us the last summer ~ az
70 erect Hlarge building expressly for manu-.
5aetnnng and repairing CARRIAGES. ~ -
We have nov one 81 the largest shops in the Southern
county, and are prepared with good Northern workmen
hn me best Of matsras to build style Of OanHRe to
af and guaranty them two yeas, If used in the country.
Neafe also better Prepared than heiOfe tor REPAIR
lels IAN ages, AND can restore them almost their
onsinal beauty ard dufghig ath1ugh apparently worn
ohtand useless. We will pay freight on Carriages sent as 10
Tep RI we Will Rsq keep on hand assortment OF NEW
Rhd h1yUND HAND Ca ARiAGES, which Ygili be sold
low Old Carriages taken in lada for New ones We in,
Fte the aitentionOf those wanting NEW CAR RIAGES,
o. Their old ones repaired, call Mandatory and
apo5itqTy aud iudge 0I themselve Of the Corner If
GfR.aRlER 0ad C.8ROFfJELET Streets next door 10
the Office Of Tie Commercial Water Works rear OF the Sit
Charles Hotel NV Orlshhr
mys SIN dRW MATTHEW'S ~ DENMAN
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MINERAL PAINT. s. .
lust received fresh supply of the above article for
y sale Wholesale and retail al the Office Of A. c. Will.
BUR T. co, Fl B.4.NR PLy4CE. the only depository
where this Paint can be found in the South.
myI9 @. SHELDON, Agent.
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STOP HERE = $500 FORFEIT.
no. 10 CHROND ELETT STREET sign 0f the
.HESCuLaDiaR Statas.
shR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (Of Pars) Con-
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANT-VENsREAL MlXTUREs
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is new article Of English invention and now irst IN
roa9ced INTO hs United States This Filler is made Of
greater andiy than any other yet discovered Il Is eyhn
an9al IN shape and capable OF lerng from 70 bgUO9
g6ons per day II rapidly dfsngage matter of every KIND
he9 IN suspension and renders the water beautifully pure
ana hmpd and from its peculiar construction q peIteu-
y oHe o. me most useful inventions OF the day Us tlmpi-
muddy the water NAV Jes never failing supply OF pure
%aeF trouble the speedy removal q AZ qeets-
ou hhef ITS applicability be placed ~ FvAeF huNs,
tanks, Cisiems Ponds OF Reservoirs particularly recon-
menus q 70 The notice Of Hotels Rounding Houses steam
oAts ships, Private Families Offices, etc. io7 al OF which
mere are Zes iuiahs Several OF them have already been
put up ~ the city and county and found TO every
expectation. They can now be IN 0palatQn II ms
SOLE Hhon peoas as invited to call and examine them Il
sBs visa fieH u Bsyaai g gpIlssl!Y hsv y,,,y
ksH HssFl faias5iss asassI s. eslBT n
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HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CRESMUIr STR EET. PHIL.AD ELPHka

FB7HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
i friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which a
has been under bis charge Scr several years has just II
been elegantly reftted, enlarged and etynshsd in he
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization OF
every department complete The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had at all times by giving few hOun
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
CITY tOf Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall DO eXons
spared to have it continue TO merit the liberal support hai
heretofore received. II. J. HARTWELL.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d& W.T.
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FOR YifN TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA.
y VIE UNDERSIGNED, having received from the Hon
Isaac 5oHHsoS Governor Of the state q Louisiana
the Teuit9ry of California for the State ouisiang would
mion his friends and the public that i his Intention for
the present OF locating at the Bay of San Francisco and
M attend 20 any business entrusted 10 his either in the
way q eopsignmenu Of goods, agency, OF Otherwise
e. nAWFn TOREON