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BUSINESS NOTICES.
osLY EssNCcH Ina
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAGRy
DC rharsdsy. lSga D-c.neer
THROUGH TICKETS AT REDUCED RATE


Oa rharsdsy lSJA D-c.nheg.
THROUGH TICKETS AT REoCcED RATES
" The rev Ard splendid Uaiiea States NAL s,e.u.,
CHEROKEE, 1870 i1ns. viii cave l1r Csssrss air,e,
from her soek a. Pier No NoTth Riv-T. 90 THURSDAY
is.h December. 81 ) O'clock
TIE Cherokee raEs u ccoreedon with The Paelsc Nal
steamship Co sslesmers, sat passengers soas to s.,
Ff,,eisco BY th.s nne sure 20 ecssect xiss t..
.,ssr,srs A. PanSmA
RArIs o. EksG
Aaef saccr OILY oer;ss IN Sac Room ,iss
Fors.-d Ca5il ssse Rooms. sen
Lower ~
Passengers psyirs he sb0ve Fsss q 20 a. he san. a
bio and have ecIsl privileges.
s.e-rsss. Including msirH ard board. soa
B.-PAsssog-fs hoding 1he neieo OF he Jsng,sy
bo.s from Psrsua viii 30 i-frsaoI With uekss " Ga
sresA.s reds,aon Of SO irom sas shove rsses.
Fos freight snd passage srpyn
ROWLAND AsPINwklL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

DARiSG RossIET Othcer Rice. Of the Flint
Nsrs. took TITO custody q nAa named wa.h,as,oo
SGhsf. easised ui'a st=.dss , sovereisrs and sI
so e. BfOokyn Il appears tat tie pSstse. we a,
he porter eoute q Josa Matthew'S tsrns.,t A..
thar ss sFopy Intoxicated. ard whie IN th.t ,ltgs
uon tae seeased eonlivec Il cut % ne pocket con
tanning tae money snc ~ the tine % sostrac, he
uEieh iron Aas veal pocket VITA shsss De va ssozs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

u We understand tia. DoGSErrs Nav YoAK
CrTT PAS-SEIsEIF DIAEcTohT. eonainios all The erms
IN the eiy WIKI the u tie Psrtnsr, and special
partners IN Eueh arms vii BE- Published this noraiss
q; the Dree;,ry o.ce, "a Liberty 81, price 50 eesu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

DREa0FuL AcoIDEST.-At the soap boiling
mandatory Of Mr.. ceAdaer, Broousr yesterday
sooaf IL o'clock. most horrible accident occurred By
TIE bursting q boiler In that eorcern. man named
William Viewer N stieUtAres on ihs eoneern, zap
pensc . Be the boiler Ehso 10 burst a. portion
Of ecrra.ive hsii POURED upon als person, ..AdiBs
eirn 3 manner lnseSerisasly painful he tAisn
si.os delay 70 sse Hospital altering piercing sari-k,
a. ihe zsy When there De became csllrious and the
nurses I'D - - sin down the bed or De would
have torn kins-f 70 pieesf woman hkssise en-
s.ssd In lie sane place, shoe lsne Eci learned,
reserved poriioa Of ths tETuing Ia aid see VS.
sooa placed under The insGesee Of morphine, sEd wu
as.ssP vbeE tie Reporter Ger SIC va. not qgite
% senossy Bjgrs5 a. tie nsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

q LoEE> WOOD, E.q. Of New York, was On
Wednesday admitted BY Judge Du.son Of New Haven
a. Attorney snd Counsellor al law practice 10 eli
the Courts Of Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

~ The Company will, for limited tine, sen lo, n
%, psyt5ls " uonIh
Our prefer Of ssht burial lots 10 each suoordisslss
nehcsy Society ofihs city add yenIsy viii remain cpsa
for thirty days longer for The benefit Of those that hsysn
yet selected their locality.
For shs convenience scd economy q large fansrsss
steamboat will 10 the Cemetery sDy day the e1pe0sr
OF which vii thus be much soy other Gene
tery. JAMES T LEETF. secreluy
W. Ls.vGHwosrH, AssLt Once I02 Bfoaigsy
u2j 8gFkMh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

DiscHAEoTD.-Stephen NJ. Barns. keeper Of tie
bowling saloon IL Broadway where the ats s-rsy oc
cured, and Who ~as held n charge Of shooting Elliot
hss se.n discharged ~ the Coroner Enio, rspisly
rec ysF1ng
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any ID their operations, by any other preparation COM
p9nnded iof similar purposes, now before the public
Speclncs are combinations of approved medicines
mngnng the excellent qualities of each medicine into one
sahaye whole SO as to produce efficient compounds
wnch nave never yet been known fail 1t impossible to
ha.ue OF hewise host of facts might be advanced tn
snow e proad and deep foundation upon which the char
acse y! hese speeches rests for support Long
cases u oonerrhgd elect, Structures Pains IN The o s
.9BeI5tons OF me hsdneDs, Gravel Burning an he IN
g asSdees ETC ETC. have yielded to the Commando
nncoie antidotes and instances of SYPHIIIs of the o
aecrpuon have fled before their most ASTONISHING
sd preparation IS without doubt the most eecua REM
si every other medicine had failed In its improved form
neary asteess and effects permanent cure in The
1pane " re or s1I days without restriction TO diet ex
posuie OF business Besides this important ADVANTAGE II
leaves inc part subject to that troublesome weakness
80 after the of other medicines peneav
@ ana II taken in the first stage of the diease
" .e oischarge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
@ Jays IN ong pTofracted chronic stages of the
dseases IN Obstinate elects Female Complaints sneh as
ever discovered. 1870 Wv O's e'ieSl"ai remedy
we 40 not offer these Specifics as a PAsAcrA m cu,e
every hng but for the above cas9s we are anfhor
aea oy DIS LeRoy and Peetier of Paris lthe inyentor
u 4 ndrdntg cure under forfeit of $500.
we Wond mere remark that these Mixtures have bean b
He me public OF NewOrleans for the last ine neo and
'ney nave universally proved effcacious 49, o NA'
~ C1O1ION;-Beuare of a base Coun,erfeter ,,lo
~ spuIious and injurious article RecoILest H. on
N.Y. IL ~ Unttea States Is A. DONNAUD No 18 C1pnS
~ ssrTEEET 6etueen Canal and Common - SA"oN
a reatise on Structures can be had ernf;s
- an private consultations free of charge nN
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ANECDOTES OF DUELLING.-ln 1906, duel
was foughrin England between Mr.. Richardson
and Baron Hornpesch. The former was killed. 1t
from the Barons accidentally running against
a lady in the street.
In 1904, Lord Camelford and Capt Best, of the
Royal Navy, fought about female in the gallery
of the opera house, Lord Camelford was killed.
What simpetons!
In January, 1906, Ensign Brown and Ensign
Lukens, aged IL and 10 years. killed each other at
Marga'e. They fought about an opera glass.
In l77l fatal duel took place between Major
Hobbs, of Liverpool and Lieut.. Sussex, of the llth
Dragons. The latter was killed at the third fire.
To the astonishment and horror of all, The Utcttns
proved to be woman. Major Hobbs proceeded to
London and blew out his brains
In 1892, the Earl of Lonsdale and Capt. Cuth.
bert of tie Guards, fought near London. 1t arose
thus: Capt. Cuthbert, officer of the Guard, had
orders to keep the stree. Clear and Lord Lonsdale
attempted to force his carriage through. He was
informed that he could not pass /; upon which the
Earl replied, " You rascal, do you know that am
peer of the Realm 20 The Guardsman, ruff1ed.
replied, " don't know that you are peer, but |
know you are scoundrel, for applying such a
term to an officer on duty, and will make you
answer for it." Hence the meeting.
In l72O. two physicians, named Mead and Wood
ward, fought in England, The latter slipped and
fell. So Take your life,' exclaimed DR.. Mead.
ANY thing but your physic, replied the PROSTATE
Woodward.
In old times it was customary for the young
Englishmen to get into scrapes in order to make
themselves popular. In 172O, while Mrs. Oldfeld
was playing, Beau Fielding pushed against bar
rister named Fawood. Fallwood expostulated,
and Beau drew his sword. The pugnaeious law
yer pinked him in the breast. Beau, then fifty
years of age, came forward and showed his wound
to the pit, who Missed and laughed at him, to his
great modification. The barrister, emboldened by
his success, repaired to Lincoln's Inn Theatre
where he picked quarrel with Capt. Cussack,
and demanded satisfaction. They met, and the
lawyer professionally dispatched by the soldier
In l772, meeting took place in Scotland, be-
tween two nobemen. One of them was killed, in
consequence of which his mother and wife became
insane, and sister died in commissions three days
PHILADELPHIA City Item.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
TO CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN. BY ELIZA CO

To CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN. BY ELIZA Cook.
The early melody my heart; strings bore,
Free and untaught as Gods Eolian notes.
OF winds in woods, or waves upon the shore, s,o..
Was heard BIZ thee long since-thy SOUL whchfotes
On High Eternal Nature. gave to me =.
It's gentle sympathy and all unknown p. -
Thy spirit chung to mine, and craved to see
The simple reed that pleased thee with rs tone
Fate brought thee hithe, from the faI-of West:
Thy Genius shone and Fame can tell the rest
gazed with joy upon thy open brow, ..,nd.
And Faith spTang up between us. hrm anu sounu'
we were good, earnest friends at first and L now
Where Is the hand by WHICH could be n h,s
The mingled threads of Feelings faife ,h, an
That no us captive IN A n & couId nfuse
Into our draught of Peace, Doubt: burning gail
We speak too meanngly and me mean ans ~ we'll
For any worldly craft to break the spe''
We have talked on through many cheerful day,
Rsason}s mood or Fancys impulse led;
Tire on has flown so deity on our way,
Thai ere the South seemed light the West was red;
And II my later song bear harvest gram,
or richer excellence, as some declare
Thine be the praise that waits upon the strain,
nd thine the leaf Of laurel il may wear r vou.b
Broadened my brain and fortified my uuth
love thee. and herewith dedicate
Unto thy name the children of my mind;
NY verse Is honest if il be not great.
And thou wilt brook the fruits nnse cen md
Ny first instructive lays poured with the nope
Of soothing breasts that meet too little heed
To add star TO the dull horoscope -,
Of hearts that in their darkne.s sun can 9leed.
sing for the chafed mass, y and not Tor those
Who, couched on flowers, groan O. er rumped rose
I know thou art an altar where my Tyre
May hOnorably yield its worship chaunt;
IT only worth like thine that could inspire
The unbought minstrelsy OF this R0maunt.
would not iatter Monarchs for their thrones
Mo- serve a golden shrine TO win its De f;
My Harp-the proudest thing my spirit owns
les only at the feet of thy dear self.
Friend. Woman, Sister, let it lie there long,
And mark how Love and Trust shall help its song
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DODGE'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
las proved itself infallibe remed, for Rheumatism
Pains in the Back and Chest Inflammation of the Kid
neys, Contraction of the Muscles Spinal Affection Ague
II the Breast and Face Sore Throat Group. Chibans
Frosted Feet, Corns etc. etc.
Although but lately brought before the public is daily
achieving new victories, and the time not far distant when
can produce numerous certificates in proof of its excellent
qualities as DESTROYER OF PAIN. One great recon-
mepdaton Is its composition purely vegetable being
founded upon an Indian recipe Having made of it
his own family for nearly five and made addition
TO the original recipe, the proprietor last induced
by some OF his friends to bring it before the public order
that all the afflicted might avail themselves of the blessings
applied externally and the mode of simple
that child can apply it. and at the time oecacous
IN the diseases above mentioned and those similar Them
That much pain might be alevated if every family had
bottle OF constantly hand It has been used with
astonishing success in of Rheumatism and Spinal af
fectons when all other medicines had failed produce the
desired effect and death had been considered the only relief
from pain to the patient It useless enlarge cura
tive properties Ofths valuable compound stamp as
prete that there great many Liminents in cir
culaon that not the least virtue hesng the dis
eases they are warranted to- and only sold by the ms ans
OF high sounding advertisements Suffice il to say thr Is
modesty brought before the public truly valuable med
icine and as such recommended to the afflicted 1t only
needs fa trial to convince that all that claim
ed for It. The extremely low price at which Sold places
nor rich repne We ask but fair trial of its good qualities
and feel assured that person will pass this medicine by
who should be acquainted with it. Directions accompany
each bottle Manufactured by L. P. Dodge Newburgh N.
nas S sm 4hp e" van zHNT CO., Ii St. Charles st.
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for the cnre of GoBorrhea,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Pelstier
fearlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for their
curative properties OF. for
mildness, safety and Ger.
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mo ruosr NOTICE.

I aSTTSE AFFLICTfD WITH VENERFAT ms
lsbsd , ~ reputation of the writer is so well estab
m a. mat ecessary say those who have been
mi as to have contracted any one ofthose dnesd
thar keown and called Secret Diseases In any mart of
Dseas 81 years confined strictly to Veneres
iieved manu- nseases OF the Blood (havng treated and re-
wiI mao Deen Under the treatment eminent physciaU
tiyeIs ceving any benefit enabled to offer You nos
woud do s afflicted 2, see this short advertisement hes
e eeIoe applying elsewhere and avail tbemssyes
I tae subscribers long and successful experience
nlou b. f. MULLEN IS Custnmhcn.o .,
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CLOTHING.
FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU. Merchant Tailor

Corner of st. Charles and Common Streets,
he Ss
%ER o Rs a$ %s De f. s.
the T sffiSfa b 81 AGSs
Sss | 55s ;ss s:s
A''n 'eSs' 'e'' cL S5!1fHsst F styss COATS
ow s Rad n DE-
Mosador do Superior Emerande do Superior Sky Blue
ne do; Cream Pechear d. onTEa' Beaver s' and Plot
'Ol'' ull cAss INFER FOR pANrALooNs.
Do Striped Cashmere Great Variety Of Fancy Cashmeres
u every description vEsTINGs.
Black Satin and Black sing plain and figured Black
bIodsTsd style sssomen Of Velvet sVsry des
lined with vi g0 skier % and wedaDs
s'fk Si0os f ss manufacture
FahGs gentlemen who axSTsd him with orders when
'Ssn and are now SSff ssyss ss"
E. ssPsssas :sPs : q
gence and attention. to render entire satisfaction
w wh0 on may an sG him with ea He WI sp
CaSSLMERES, DOESKIyNS., TESTTNGS etc. etc.
Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms. n16 3m
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
No. - Camp Street.
snd d ans Of
CLOTHING As his stock is very extensive and the season
somewhat advanced he offers to sell single
at the lowest WHOLESALE PRICE. His stock consists, in
part Of
Super Full Circle Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Bask gISwa; ard Plaid q 4 D'o"ay COATS.
Black, Blue, and Brown Cloth Dress do.
BPk, Brown and Olive Cloth SACS and PALETOTS.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock COATS.
Brown and Gold mixed Tweed SACS and PALETOTS
LAMARTINE SACS-a and beautiful article
made expressly for this market.
Extra fine Black Doeskin Cashmere PANTS.
Super Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere do
White Marseilles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin lPolka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fancy Cashmere do.
d51n M. BARNETT, Il Camp st.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
AT 81 Canal street. -. Under the Planters Hotel
FHE subscribers have received by the steamers Crescent
City, Falcon, and other vessels from New York. choice
and fashionable assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for
the present They have uniform reasonable price,
and aim at giving satisfaction to customer but if sub
sequeny to purchase any reasonable complaint should
be expressed the causeof such complaint would be cheer
Gentlemen's Fine CLOAKS.
Also, good CLOAK for $12
BOYS CLOTHING in variety.
FINE FIN Els SHIRTS Silk and Kid GLOVES;
TRUNKS; UMBREILAs. Etc. Etc. d
fS A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO.,
do 4md&W Fl Canal street. under the Planters Hotel
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES CURE
FOR DYSENTERY. &c.

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
NHE success which has attended this Medicine, renders
imperative duty incumbent upon the propretors,
make known to and appreciated BY the public that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP is of imme-
date efficacy in the violent and obstinate Dys-
EMERY Darrhea etc. and giving immediate relief to the
CHiI.DREN'S PANACEA. for Summer complaints, etc;
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS:
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION
And for description of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scads, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
a sovereign remedy.
All of the above may be found at WELD CO.'S Depot
OF Cheap Literature JN6. ~ Camp street. a5H
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RE!-S5oo FORFEIT.

STOP HERE!-S5OO FORFEIT
NO. 10 CARONDELET STREET,, Sim of the
.EscNlapian Statue.
AR- LEROY'S and PELETIERS (of Pars) Com
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI VENEREAI MIxTuREs
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BLAKE'S PATENT
FIRE and Water Proof Paint and Cement.

HIS valuable PAIiiT and CEMENT although it has
~ neen IN use Tor two years past in the Northern and East
n and been highly approved of as preventative is
ion af G MS tle introduced into this market The aten
morn ~, ae public invited examination of this i'm
rers ascqvey and the various testimonials of those
and N raa io the protection Of Steamboats, Sugar
teria invaluabe-as after fs, ,v oae ma
anc o when applied TO WOOD brick iron ratings or
EF Master Builders and Pantsrs are ,.,,,..a a. -,
anime and lest It's merits are requested 10 call,
pi 81" ID, At A. c. WILBUR co.'s. 10 and o,pANu
T.. and at 90 CAMP street by wboss.I - D..
-oIo I'M e. SHETOON
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MEDICAL MoTIoE

| h. PARMELEE would inform ali thos. rsy,c,. ,,h,.
h ing onoer certain class of diseases called SEE, III.
in wbaeyey 70 o . them sArE and Cure
invite ,oin the disease may present itself a Iynn
th9se suffering to call his Office where b wOnd
bafonne and Philppa. '' STREET., between
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s LAV e DE POT,

]. BUDDY.
II Slave Yard and Boarding.House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
on favorable terms The building large three-stoy brick
house, and very comm0dious Slave Depot Particular
slaves placed IN this ard nd If
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CARRIAGES .-CARRIAGEs,
A FE.ANSTERN PRICES: at the Commission CAR
St. CH.aRL rs Sss NE d1nH.l,. NJ GO /"
m "a Exchang e e0 r hand and Constant Es
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the manufscto
C1ACHES, ROCKAWAYS BAROUCHES' RIfC,
GlES Ge &c, for STYLE finish and price eoual to anv IN
market Customers invited call and see for tbemseyes
as ON III. S. SMITH SIS St Charles 81
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Albany. April. B47,
CAUTION.

.end 70 5as kes and immense sale Dr. Town
Agenu have commenced making SaHansr;li. FSt2scs
rally put np IN tbs ,a Of Yellow Dock etc They
osn and copied acknowledgements tbey are ONLY
P,inc;ns T nsa and should be avoided
YorE q ea;o nse ip fnlt0n street Sun Building New
ia 1ssd ing Co. State street Boston Dyott Sons
s;st Rst; Sescna Sfyeet Philadelphia s. ance Drug
McGrsw. Natehez-and BY ali The principal
Stsfss We. deIcna1is generally throughout che United
J. WRIGHT, 151 Chsrtrss street
sojs Agent. New Orleans.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND
LADIES' CALISTHENETJM.

AhDlEO OALIO L II Elm II u M
APOLLO ROOMS
CARoN DELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
MR. ST. MAUR STUART respectfully intimates to
winter in NewOtleans that owing to his n1mer. g aS,
CHILpREN's CLAss-:,Nonday, Wednesday and EzGs~
LADIEs' CLAss..Same Days from 10 BAN.
GENTLEMEN's CLAss-Itonday, Wednesday, and Friday
To- Parents and Guardians will at all times have free
access to tie ases 70 witness the ndodua not the COL
LIZ seml-monthly Sources, for the Pupils only. dig
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AND LADIES' CALISTHENE UJM,
APOLLO ROOMS, cARoNDELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
MA a1E t sTHAR r. PoiS es
n nth the South respectfully ntjmates to his former
rGls and md, the public Gf ETC. that his
the above splendid and commodious New BALL p
s9oM She largest IN the city expressly fitted up for
ated large and convenient private entrance with every
other accommodation to render the Pupils comfortable during
Mr. stuan's superior capacity teacher of the Fashion
ape Saaees IS SO vel and appreciated not
MANY Fashionable Watering Places throughout the Union
asgfe sT he to saeRss bs @
are few OF the most fas hionabe: Cachucha la
the Haf.es Of = R as1 gM n @ N1
S.sa or Ggriand Waltz the last three taught by MI
the latter which tie eo1p s ae5 aaS 81 p o
zhrha with the correct Polish terms that should be used
when teaching those Favortes of the Fashion able Snree
MI stuart would farther inform his numerous friends and
he OF the State that in the event of their
VISITING the city during the winter houd thew nref
distractions they will be attended their residences on
tbsr and SATURDAYS to suit
,eI convenience. The system pursued BY Mr. 81 Manr
Pun IN mPang graceful and easy department to the
curing his late successful through the principal towns
ana the Institutions the Western part of the State It'll,
toy SAID that Teachers should only be skilled in the Art
ney pretend to teach but shopd have skill in the art of
'm Pai,ng II, and patience in the practice. ~ VI
- DaDs dnd Hours of Observation-Disclosures WEpsKs
and FRIDAYS, from to O'clock M for Misses
as'ers Ladies Class the days from 10 A. M to
and hSSe who would learn style Of Society Dancing
,x b ~ are advised to apply early the first Lessons
usns Lessons given IN the seminares and Families as
Hon p Sonls EERENCEs- daft
L H. Martin Dr. M Gen,,nhu J. r Benjamin,
[yoI I r Pastor ~ W: campbell, Judge Overflow
Jndge 4 rargDn,s n n Il n1wsyze, Charles Porter
,uuse "a. CaHlgues, ID. J. r. Satterwhite r Tavlor
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HO U HING STORE

So Camp street. NewOrleans
WHERE families can find all articles of House Keeping
comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets. Brass and Steel; Shoves and
Iongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron-ware.
WARE; Fire Dogs ~
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS. -
TABhE CUTLERY: German Silver Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
CHURNS and TUBS '
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
Wagons. o
BRuSHES51Fancy and Plain, busting. Sweeping, and
MATS.EI1le. Manila. Alicante. Palm and Husk MATS,
BRASS; Britannia, and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. q J. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES for
Rrov fs aItice ~ use. DAFT
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