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CARROILTON HOTEL.


THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have inst taken the above menii Toned establish ~
ment with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys. INN
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc., etc, apperain -s
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole. and
making considerable improvements therein they
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boades 1t is almost useless TO expatate the
numerous attractions to be found the CarTotOn Hote
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
shment is second to in the South, possessing as
does. almost unvaed and the artificial helps OF
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary rusficatOn-as retreat from the
noise hustle ard OF city e-t merits than ordi
nary notice from the visitor
The undt rsgned appse tie the public that their Larder
will always be tonnd well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game, Fish, etc. and they have laid in finely
ssorted stock Of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repass to private parties al
the shortest possible notice. -,
The undersigned therefore ater themselves that in add
ton their asduous efforts to please the beauty Of
the location its salubons atmosphere the ease with which
access may had their by railroad render
the Caoon Hotel the most desirable of all summer EesOi
for the citizens of New Orleans:
ANGEL & CHANDLER.
III For terms of Board etc, inquire at the Panten
Hotel or at the Hotel in CanolltOn. Capt. A. ANaKLL
ap9 IF CHAs. CHANDLER.
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D AGUERREOTYPE.
MAauIRE,s DAanrpprorvnz

NJ woult respectfully return thank, for
- age bestowed him since he frst hsd ,ha hpno, "
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE ;n,n Nn,-G.l. "
I'VE yea agp during which time he taken more
than any other person in the world m, W M
exhibited at the Fair in compettion with csSsr.
he best operator from New and he was awarded In
First Premium No specimens Inhibited AT his
but those taNsn by himself M assuTes tbs nnhc th.t ~
portraits Will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and practice arr
the best to DESTROYS of in M
beautiful art. Genuine Voignnder Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than in the city, all other articles the same
RATES at % er dozen Sooys No for t3 25-gusrantcd
the best plates made in the United Staes Casas a. rs And
~ 50; New York Cameras at tI8.
- - 00fdeEs from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. CAMP street.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HO q S E-F URNIS HING STOKE,
Sc Camp street, NewOrleans
NIHERE families find all articles d House keeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cookn Utensils, TN ana
Iron Ware; Fire Sets, Brqss and Steel Shoves ana
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Ironw uo,1o,u
ENAMELLED and patentmetal timed HohLO"
WARE; Fire Dogs :. mr..
GERMAN SILVER Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS cpn,,p,,
WoOnW ARE-Brass and lron-bouno CLDhn Thito
RATTAN-BOJND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WfIInW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs sG3
RRIISII E-Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping. and
Al aTS-Jute Manila Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS
WATERS. and TRAYS. - ,
BR ASS, Britannia and Metal CANDLESTICKS
aud LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES; - ,
b. j. Wright's patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Coal-with fixtures complete; the most ap
proved article in use mara en-
ri Ra,AlS and STEAMBOATS, furnish .. reduced nj,
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

HIS favone resort of the citizens of louisiana, Mss
sipp and adjoining States red ened for the Ir-
reception of visitefs Saturday. May IL. Various fh
elections and additions have been mIle during the ss
wne with view of rendering this establishment az reea
b = ID wo Shy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
T. 'ass rendered easy of by the splendid line OF
10" trssuIs mail steamers Oregon James H. Day and Cali
2rea which leave Lake PontchaItrn daily and the Mo-
bile and mortezuma iTi- weekly.
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and oy in separate departments under the able manage
ment OF Mr. ackraan. well and fav0rably known the
residents OF New Orleans. The Academy viii open June
Two Physicians, OF well known staining dwell at the
Pass. r H. MONTGOMERY, Manager
All mailable mater left a. the Offices of Mes IS ];
Canal and Cams s1ae,s Vii ha d a
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL

PoIMT CLEAR, BHLDWLN co U.TTY ala.
HAVING been leased by the undersigned will be <eH
oren on the first Of June for the Entertainment
of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. Esss
This is beautifully located the side OF
MOBILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Gut
OF Mexico The water at this point beng aiaoays clear
and sat- (with depth of six feet within fifty yards OF the
shoe) and having firm white sand bottom, renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea-bahlng
fetish, Pompano. Spensh Mackere and all other fl h
peculiar to this latitude abound in the immediate picn,g
OF the Hotel Never-faing Springs, convenient dis
lance. furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building is entirely new-pesents front to the South
OF 25O feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per-
sons The rooms are large and airy.
sale and commodou steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-Passage 80 cents.
The rate of Board will be SO Week, payable in all
0eeky, Deductions made for families remaining the
Communications this subject addressed the
undersigned, at Mobile, will be promptly attended
GEO. b. CLiTHERAIL,
Alo Nav VIC 2pn
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Mobile. Ala. May II, 1S49. myI9 3m
BILOXI, HOUSE:

NHS establishment will be opened for the reception of
Il Visiter on TUESDAY. May 18th. The premises a.
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel fs:
offers inducements to in search Of heal
fort pleasure equal if not superior public house
the sea coast Ii occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village of Bloxi-of easy access from New
Orleans. The sward in font of the house
acrs in width, and shaded by great number of oak
mag nolia and mulberry trees The table will be supplied
with the Injuries of the coast and of the New Orleans
market. Attached TO the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
LiqnOrs; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 10 secure rooms will please address the
PropIenr at Biloxi, and forward their communications by
my15 JOHN w. NIXON.
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" E w ORL E A N S
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE 6, 1s4o
[From the National InteIligencer. May 29.1
Appointments by the President.


Harshals-George w. Jackson. Of Rhode Island, TO be
Marshal OF the nted States for the district OF Rhode Island
vice Burrngton Anthony. removed; Samuel Carried Of
district Of New HampshiIe vice Gyms Barton removed
Of the United States for the district Of Rhode Island
vice Walter s. Burgess. removed; William w Stickney, OF
New Hampshire be Attorney of the United States for the
district of New Hampshire vice Josiah Mnot, removed
James R. Lawrence. of New York, to be Attorney of The
United States for the Northern district of New York, vice
George w. Clinton, removed.
Land OGeers-James F. Mahan, of Missouri, to be
Register of the Land Office at Palmyra Mo- vice bepamn
Davies resigned take effect Both June Isaac LETTER
Of Iowa, to be Register Of the Land Office at Saltwater,
Minnesota vice Cornelius g. Whitney, resigned to take effect
30ih June next.
Indian .agents-William Butler Of South Carolina. to
be Indian Agent for the Cherokee Indians vice Richard c.
Brown. removed John Dennen. of Arkansas to be In
dian Agent for the Chocaw Indians, Samuel NJ Ruth
erf I'd. removed; Thomas Mosely, Jr of Missouri be
Indian for the Wyando Indians vice Richard
Hewett, removed.
BY the Secretary of the Interior.
Pension Agsnts-John Kelley. of New Hampshire, to be
Pension Agent at Portsmouth. h. vice Richard Jenness,
removed Israel W. Kelley. of New Hampshire 10 be PEN
sion Agent at Concord N. H., vice Isaac Hill. removed.
Postofice Department
Deputy Postmasters.-C. P. J. Arion. Madison. ind :;
Thomas Cloves Troy. y. y; William Woodward Mid
dletown Corn George Robertson, Ogdenburg N. Y; H.
ii. J. Naf, Wilmington. De-.
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MURPRY'S RESTAURANT,
Rowling and Billiard Saloons,

100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre.
yJyHE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends and
/ the public that he has made extensive add. E>
tons TO his Establishment, rendering it The most GHyA
complete and desirable in the city The RES y63sA
TAURANT will at all times be supplied with LIZ
the choicest fave that the markets OF the city afford
style satisfy the fasdious Epicure Having
Der of Spacious Bedrooms, with entire furniture he
Lodging, by the day. week month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely reitted
and visters will find the Tables and appoint menfs OF this
establish equal any the city and from its
trail situation must continue be the Billiard Saloon OF
the city.
Tire BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
and effort the part OF the subscriber ha be
wanting to give general his patrons and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
e55- The BAR. as usual will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS.
anil 2rn RICHARD MURPHY.
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

I'VE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
4 friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL. which -
been elegantly refilted, enlarged and efunshed, in A
most fashionable manner and the entire organization
every department complete The most splendid suits Of
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON house, renders it of the desirable in the
city for LADIES' and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business or pleasure; and there shall he exeen
spared to have continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received. H. J. UARTWEIJ.
rY~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 de- W.T.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL

II.
nshed opened on the 10th Of May nI for neI he
GUNNER summer ut pleasant Watering Place The under kI
nave purchased this property permanent resi-
The Cooks and servants ae ane snd
pleasant and @ be spared to render
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
undersigned has Just retted and opened the above
tsnds WehnoWn and iayorite establishment and in go
Ienas 70 az Tase It. IN every worthy Of EA
pleasant drive to one OF the elegant and saubrous e
treats u the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
me pest order he WI have boats out at all times keep
home ne will also be at all times supplied with every de-
ae ana ell e 1 beo that the New
wines, with good lemonade for his temperance friends
sMiTh5 MoTE IT, 5s~goss; ar;s I e.
up Red f kiver. q CON-
tage stop with him. as all the Boats stop at ayon
lya ~ anu b swirl swift T. f ss5e
coRxFs o d5sfgSoe5 EHz s N8T FFoxr SIS
SsgsH59 f. s hs ssHGg %. M e
IAMBBLELthe best the market will afford. -kssAA
expressly for the accommodation of city transient Board
es of the healthy airy situations in the
city D and no pains will Be spared to render those who
Faithful and attentive Servants.
in e city. Isi d&Wj E. ALEXANDER p Pop G etoc
%, up s R3A RDING HOY E.
aVSr e Of e B SSrs fas5s s
~, ~ fully informs her friends and the public generally -
pied BY he' during the last year. She has had her Ia
HOUSE thoroughly refed and prepared for the accommo
age she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and con-
yenence her and a continuance Of
'As sf%d dW FF terms will be- as heretofore MODERATE
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Loss OF THE SHIP MARIA.-The loss of the
ship Maria is fslly confirmed. Out of one hun
bred and eleven passengers, only nine in all,
including three of the crew, were saved. Ali the
rest found watery grave. The survivors landed
at Quebec on the 25th ult
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DENTISTRY. &c.

Dps pp n DENTAL NOTICE.
| bRS PEARSON and ANFOJJX inform their n,,ientz
- that they can be consulted daily at SaS
fhs,r once, rom A: M to p M Dr..
1eaIson s many Improvements in DEN-Q4 TVE&GfA
uAL SURGERY are too well known aud $4,000
appreciated TO require enumeatng His Block Teeth ara
particularly worthy the attentian of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices are graded to suit the circumstances of
AZ 0t1ce at their residence. B.4fON.NE street near
CanaI street, ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE.
Y r. SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
-. friends and the public that he has SI
not leffi and does not intend to leave. the
~ Gpe 6; az tne Corner OF Lafayette Square I
ana 81: Carries street. mhA If
DR MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleana from his
"A tour in the North and East is prepared HSU
70 perform all operations appertainng to the ~
ItEEIH and has become acquainted with U yYHA
ne pest mode oil operating approved by the A1llJ
college OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Md. His price
ior operations are in proportion to sut the times s16 #
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. bIENSING'S
TOOIH-RCHE ELIXIR charge kV Office
NO. % baronne street. 4th door above Common ST.
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
a ny person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS
n such recommended in this paper apply at n ~
TCBoUPITOULAs street. or at No. 90 CARoFpELET. bHo
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ns- A Geographic dispatch from Columbia to
the Charleston Courier, dated the Both, announces
that James Brown, sentenced to be executed on the
second of July next for negro stealing, while being
conveyed to Camden, made his escape from the
Sheriff When the cars arrived at Wateree
Swamp, the culprit jumped from the trestle work,
and made of, and up to the time of writing, he had
not been e-captured. The same paper states that
an officer sent to Georgia with a requisilion for
John w. Clark, implicated in the charge of arson
gu Charleston Neck had succeeded, and was on
his way back with his prisoner.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENr,-The Lake Champlain
and St Lawrence Canal bill passed the upper house
Of the Provincial Parliament on the 26th uIt.
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FOR @ CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER, Sc Comma

SMITH & BROTHER. So common Ste
HAVE FOR sALE-SADDLEss suitable Tor .hose 60
BRi6LEs Bits. sdmaps. Saddle Bags and fM
TSnf q RfgBR PeR G0oDs ofevery kind and
description among them be found Taps Cosss Capss'
Leggings WATERPROOF Blankets Ar Pillows, Ar beds'
TaI6aulins Tents Clothing Bags. ETC., ETC.
Al the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE, 81 Common
street. ~
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WHITE LEAD

Ok TONS Pure Atlantic White Lead, in packages OF q
stD lbs 80 lbs 100 lbs. and 500 lbs IN store ne upe
roFty Of this Lead other manufactured universally
SAM LOCKE, and Front Leyee
mYl0 Between CusOmhOuse and Bienvillests
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FOREIGN Relationship new Secretary of
State has his hands full. Not only are the con-
tinued changes in Europe altering our relative posi-
ton in regard TO European powers; but themselves
are compelled to withdraw the extended hand of
friendship to sustain themselves at home. Thus
our treaties with Hanover, Oldenburg and Neck
lenburg Schwerin, made but year ago, are on the
point of becoming annulled; these powers having
already given the required notice to that effect. 1t
might have been fcreseen thai political change in
Germany would compel these powers to join the
other German States, politically and commercially,
and that "a treaty with Germany can only be made
with those powers who, like Prussia, represent
them. The unceremonious manner with which the
Prussian Minister, Baron Roenne, has lately been
treated in regard to the steamship United States,
has not smoothed the way toward better under
standing and has rather had an acidifying diplo-
matte tendency. We have laid too much stress
separate treaties with the smaller German States,
and have neglected treaty with the Zollverein.
The different blockades of Venice, Sicily, the Ger
man ports on the North Sea, ETC., may give rise to
complicated questions, all of which will require an
immediate solution at the hands of MIR. Clayton.
The occupation of the portion Of the territory of Nj
caragua by Great Britain, and the appeals which
have been made by that power to us, may also be
worthy of notice, though the British pretensions to
California set forth in of the English prints,
are never intended to acquire more than a mere
literary and scientific reputation. - Washington
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
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WILD CAT, THE SEMINoLE-A letter from
Cross Tmbers, in Arkansas published in the Little
Rock Banner of the 29th ult., contains the follow
ing passage The Indians begin to assume a
savage appearance about here, they all paint and
wear seal p-locks; we met two the other day al
most entirely Naked with the exception of a blanket
and small piece of cloth about their loins they
were armed with bows and arrows, rode with sad
dies, and in lieu of a bride had piece of rope
about the lower jaw of the horse they belonged to
the Wachita tribe About two miles beyond Little
River we met the celebrated Seminole chief, Wild
Cat, with twelve warriors, all painted and in their
war dress; they had plenty of whisky, which sold
for twenty cents per pint, and of course very
drunk. Old Wild Cat is a fine looking Indian, but
he has a countenance that would do honor to an
imp of satan. His neck, wrists, arms apd waist
encrcIed with silver plates given him al
Washington, and engraved with his name. The
current report here is, that he is in league with the
Camanches. and appearances seem to favor it. A
few weeks ago he was at Fort Smith with some of
his people, and there bought quantity of gun
powder and whisky; with these he returned and is
now on his way TO the Grand Priires what his
real intentions are is not known, but think that
he intends nothing good. One thing is certain, as
all the reports confirm, that the CamanChes and
other tribes are on the offensive. Game here is
very scarce, should almost say extinct, if you ex-
cept some squirrels and few deer we have seen
since leaving Fort Smith,
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HOL NJ f 8 & CO.,
Il Mineral Water Manufacturers

- EsPECFULLY inform the public and their former
N customers tina, they have remoUedt to 1919 GRfpIER
street corner f CarCndele=wheIe they prepared to
oas Hotels Bars aud Private Families for Expert alton.
N. B.A Liberal Dscoun, allowed to Groeers and Com
mission Merchants.
Ey SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
4 nn,ra,u. en5 An,
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C OF TT @ I,OTJJN

CLOTH -. CT o HING.
RE TAIL STOCK ARRIVE
M BARNETT Nc. 10 CAMP STREET. has Just received
W. ships Galena Quebec and Memphis a large and
well assorted stock OF fine SUMMER CLOTHING made
expressly for The retail city trade:
Super. Black French Merno Dress ard Frock Goats
Fine Dap d Etc d Orsay Goats and Sacs;
Cashmerette and T eed Sacs. all c0urs
Cashn,erette PaleIos and d'OEay Goats. all colors;
Plain Linen. Plaid Linen and Nan keen Sacs
Spper Fancy Grass Sac and d'O'say Goats
Fancy and Black English Merino do. do.
Black and Fancy French Merino Pants:
Superfne Drap Etc Pants;
White brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants:
India Fanieen and English Merno Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black Bombazine Vests
Super PLAIN, Fignr and Embroidered White Marseille.
Vests etc. etc Tmy9 TELL M. BARNETT J3 Caun sis
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RE-CoNvERsIoN.-The Rev. Pierre Connolly.
chaplain to the Earl of Shrewsbury, has seeded
from the Church of Rome. The circumstances
connected with this case are very curious. Con-
nelly married Philadelphia lady in 1897. and he
took orders in the Episcopal Church. He and his
wife visited Rome, where they became Catholics,
separated and took vows of celibacy. The Rev
Mr.. Connolly next became chaplain to the Earl of
Shrewsbury, and came over to England Mrs.
Connolly left her convent, also, to TO England
and take charge of a religious establishment. Mr.
Connolly then sought to have an interview with
his wife, which she refused. He complained of
her refusal to some of the digntaries, and got
nothing by that motion-so he has filed bill for a
restitution of coniugal rights, and has renowned
the Roman Church. ga very pretty quarrel as
il stands"
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
HolbrOOk 0syter Saloon and Restaur

HUIUIUUk UOyItI OdIUUH dHU NtSLdUTdHt
HAS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
l. L the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and MM n
q B,rataria, which will be served SsSA 6ey
<sFS - up in every STYLE to suit the pal "~%SyTS3Y
$50, NJ ate. The proprietor has made 49,
NArAksZ4 his gemens to be supplied WIN every
variety OF GAME and FISH, in the preparatlon OF Whch
pains will be spared crafty the taste Of the most 1 asd
STEAKS,-CHOPS OUTLETS. every kind OF FOUL
n,oeu,sd ' - '' ~ ja30
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
All New Materials of the Latest Style


All New M aterials Of the Latest Style
B The proprietors Daily Crescent would
inform their friends and the public that they an
JOB OFFICE their prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the terms viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
In every style.
All their maerialsTyp Presses entirely new and
inc very latest which will enable
WORK III not to be The
from the foundry hessrs R. Hoe
dries OF Mesrs George John White
been selected with adapt the
this city.
PIANO FOR SALE
A VERY good PLANO. for very low price, may be had
IA at 152 Camp street, opposite Lafay. @N1EI
cite Square. Also a few VlOLINS and
SSTrPRTIAA f and an assessment of PlANOH M X
FOR CALIFORNIA
tUSI received by the subscribers supply of COLTS
y REVoLVERS and Y. s. YAUGER RI--seSS
FLES Aiso-GenuHe perrngsr Pistols. R fled *
Bowie Knives Pocket Compasses Percussion ETss{AesA
Gaps Drinking Flasks Bullet Pouches. Pistol Belts ETC. etc
milo HYDE s. GOODRICH, Is Chartres st.
FURNITgREi FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse.
No. IS .E-4GdZLNE STREET.
THE Subscribers have constantly hand the most ex
4 ensye assortment of Furniture consisting of ]ssz2
6 faRE hhs soFA Etf ARa sea sh BkEs
ETSlNG CASES. LOUNGES. OTTO sssssa
- mans. CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS, LOOKING
CLASSES DESKS, Etc. etc. E.S'- City and Country
elsewhere stock at all times very large and complete
Plsaers from The Country also requested to call and
examine stock, determined not to be beat
prices by any other house in the city.
N Maps
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PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
81 G1NAL STREET, Third Door from Camp street.
l. WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY RI
GOODS, consisting of very sppe- Nh
S Hunting Gases Of M l. Tobias. esaAee
Rqskel and other superior makeT also. fine London up!ex
Sod Watch Chaips Keys and Seals Ladis. R,ases.
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOOns. selected by
himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
impoations. consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Gases fms
Fans. Retcues. Scissors; fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE, pure as COIN: and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. jal6 5n