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EDUCATION,
HIGH son3 SER E9R h Yo y b hrAPEHs

70 bU1dhUhIto % - Y FUFILS.
CAROHDEbEr HThEMr, MnAR ST. IOEEPH sTRBrT.
USTABLlSHED in 1919 under the GupeTin teudsnoe Of
IA the Misses ALLISON from LOndOn-In thiS lnstitu
ton conducted the best pAnS Of European Instruction
the OF study thorough and systematic no vnFus
theories superficial methods Of teaching elicit dspay
are es0red to- in Of tho various Departmental OF science
or literature.
The Ffench Languages under the superintendeuoe of
French gentleman OF high literary altainmens other Ian
Euages music and the accomplishments taught by mas.
tsrs Of equal eminenoe in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses sOn
themselves pupils for ofOne of the eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
E Terms may be known application to the Faadenoe
Of the Misses ALLISON, CarOndeetE n281Y
OARRoLLToN FEMALE SEMINARY.
FFtHlS Institution continues under the charge of Mrs
Il WARREN, who takes this method 10 solicit the
patronage Of parents and guardians.
~ Terms for Board and Tuition (payabs monthly in
advanpel, &l5 per month.
~ Terms Of Music with use of Piano. IS Per month
-REFER
Rev. DR.. Scott, Rev q. r. Beadle A. N Ogden
A. Maybin, lCOl l. 7. Preston W. T. Scott
Chas, Gardiner, j. Hampton, Rev J. TyyIohel
DR.. ]. W. PiotOn, PROT. FOTshey, IA 2m
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HOTELS, &c,
BANKS ARCADE, NTagazine stre

BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street,
HE subscribers having recently reunished and painted
4 this well known and central ss ablishmeut As-rsa
throughout prepared to accom- mOdae any num- esa
Der Of City and transient b0arder. The rooms are A
pleasant and well ventilated. The Bar Is supplied with the
choicest Liquors. and their Tables shall at all times be fur
nshed with the best the market aOds They return their
thanks 20 the public for the liberal patronage extended
them the past season, and respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same TUFTS q DlGGES.
OF 4mdSW POpretors
A CARD.-fhe undersigned, passengen on board sssss,
N the steamship OHIO, bound tur California be- Naas8
ing compelled 10 Og several DAYS in New 0r.asA
leans, would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, No
265 2Ck0upst0Eias street. kept by Nj ASPIL Is worthy
oil patronage from the travelling public Judging from
Treatment and fare, believe all Others will receive from
mine htst Kind treatment, good fare and every
ton 10 make the way targr and traveller at home
IhOs. J. Dryer Cincinnati; lHhOmas Rogers, New York;
lseayen n huru, - Wymau Tuner, Mnluei
Abel Wares, New OIk; ia. Is Hamsnn Ngwar. IL j..
HIN PettIt, Jaeksoayllie jill / ~. q. Cady, MDss.1
J. D.. Holmes, New oJkCiy H. W. Bazel CINCINNATI:
MI Frnlt, Boston, -. $, Outer, Vermont
David Tyler, New YCrh; Dan Ireland New York
VA. herIGk, ..i .Al5eu Crane, o.;
u. l.. Hunter, Malue NV. w % .JW5. Maine,
Alpheus Hunter. ..s i'll. G., 1nelnu. Salem, Mass;
SEN GnEln, NeWh &; A. J, HuuOn, New ORR;
ID. d. tonklin, 90; WA. w. Houston, Pa;
q, Winters ..i ~. AveIl, Bare, Wi
4ho4. J.. Foster, China, Me ,lJUhu IL Hollis, Mass
J. w Stewart, ..i Rob 4. FOd, n Haven CT;
Hnah Neisou, Uelry freely, Havana
Randall Wafl, ..; COl. a. Huntington, IeXati
LINUS Lane, Vermont; b. g. T. Williams Bane. VI,
Nathan Edwards, Boston; And Others, 90 3n
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MApIsoN HOUsL, LI.n.s9n.rg. -

- 1850 A~ -A'e y--Ae45i +"a
fENHE subscriber respectfully invites l5 patronage of 5
4 travelling public, confident thgt ho Gun supply "A
the wants Oh the tausieEs Yisltes Of Montgomery rs ~
well any OF hHeJmpetiiors Those gong Co. & q
turning from the North yba'n meals all hours 80
Ihe5uIyei uud departure q the raIosd Cas AID s7
hue four hpse OMNIBUS C9Ha lHlH Attendance, so
convey passan gers 10 and from the yoa the free 90
charge. The accommodations equal any other a-Jaa
ahment in the town, and, being al reduced tate, ului
additional Inducements ~ lbe uavsblg public The Boa
stewards gabss and servants engaged and gEus &
Ru9U d Il WY O.. A. AEHRCHJMBlE.
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Me- OrIeans Ernlgrant and EemlLtanca Oina-
BrOOklYn Mareh0nSe C0mnanu.

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS aud SHIP.
I PERS IS called to the Brooklyn Fire proof Ware.
houses at the Point opposite New Orleans for the regent
O Produce from the West and Merchandise from The
North, intended for reshpmen Having 1900 feet frOntage
the River, with whaye front Of Inc Warehouses by
which goods a,e Immediately conveyed without drapage
Of exposure 10 tFc l0e1tbr, ample will be found Ion
the Gschsglng OF steamers md loading Sims Charges
are Xai At very low rates (as per a) and every accom-
mndnun offered 10 Merchant the City and Shippers in
The Upper tOunry-t being the wish of the Company 10
elBa the eonvenences Of The Atlantic Dock Of New York
invited TO visit the premises. one IL P0UdrgS sirsst
.\Glg GFicgHs. TIL AVER II 20 Ags,tg-
r. r hlrH0Ls. -'' o,Sl -
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A c. AINsWORTH, no TaRYP UBLIC and CON
[As MISSIONER OF DEEDS fof eUerp State IN ths
Uaseg,i; OEEIoa-N2 90 CAMF STREET, New OIleaHl
Msngagss Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments Of
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
n any part OF the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended
and all Gases OF General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh25 lYd&W
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BOAR DIN & II OU z.
1871 GR1HIER Street JetloseR Sc. Charles and Car0i
ae!st SiTcstsOas dO0r from, Zee Of Cayuaes. So
M RS. WILSON, Oste Of 20 Bsnvlo stIsat.) rpspsc.
IVA fully informs her friends aud the public generally, fs
thar she continues IN the ebo7a eligible location oCcu
veg oy hsf during TIE la1 year She hlA had hei@~aA
HOUSE thoroughly fgdttad aEt prepared for the H9gJGru
dalton gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patton
age she uOJla by GEeli attention 60 the comfort and
ycnisace % g' patous meat aud Taleya coutnusuC-8
the ssna Eieilsma vii. b. aH heretofore, HODERATE.
usly dtl ~
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Depot, sOFasr Qf BGr0ana sud Psrzido strsets.
single ticket aRy diEtaaUe above Pleasant ST. 20 0eR
I!Hge ticket for children over aAd uudor layea 10
LlgksLAt AEAtOJ ~ up
Half the above atss for dIaEee below Pleas
Servant tslavea fcThay 10
~ Residents In Lafayette CaTr0lOu and vicinity arc
Informed that this Company has fixed uniform OF
communication eks for passage in the Cans to-wit IS 90
month n advance for either R0ad snd for any distance
Children half pToeRo such tickets EvsH for any Other
pajiod than the hfstto shs last OF each month
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PEACH TREES

VIE subscriber has been to great expense procuring
and packing, well assorted in bundles Of IS eaoh for
this market, a few thousand PEACH TREES from -.
one OF the oldest aud beat Nurseries in NswJsrsey. Et4
These ITeeg OF large growth from six ten feet -.
hsh one year from gfa ot the most approved kinds that
ae raised m the States of Delaware NawIersay for the
Philadelphia and New or marketS A number tf them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard Of
reeves y hidgWay near Wilmington, Del The greatest
Gaze mas been observed IN taking them from the ground 9th
their roots uuinuFed and packing them in mass so that they
viii arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing one more bundles can have them
well taken care OF on their arrival here by having the
placed in the ground till they are ready to recsve them
They Will probably arrive about the LIST Of December Or
ueTs e Al NO - HeVa street will be promptly attended
tepS5 Sn VIM. p. McLAEN.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

The Devil AND ms lMrs,-At one Of the re-
hearsals OF the opera Of g Obo,' Cuzzoni, the IA
NOUS singer insoleniy refused to sing the beautiful
air, " Fdfsa imagine. Handel, who was presiding
at the performance, Instantly became enraged -
Vat p said he " you viii not sing my m0Oshic
viii row you out te window, if you viii not sing
to mooshiel'
Yoa sal not vex me, Mr.. Handel; / will raise
de dev-sel wen I sal Be vex p returned Cuzzoni;
"a You are ts tsvil;" said Handel. But mad
anne, am Beelzebt5, ts BRINcE of to tevils, and
(seizing her by the waisD / will trOw you out te
window il you VII not sing te mooshio"
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or ladies', II each train.
ER ARRANGEMENT
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY ooN0EEN.

- The Cans willlaAva Kew Orleans ard CsTrDtou ever
hour atarI O'Clock Sundays. If ths weather 10 lair.
AZ The Lafayette Homo Can will oaye every minute
from the corner Of baIOnne ard EAarl sta. mayt28m
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOTORY,

TNHE Patronage that has been extended very be
\ rally the lastssyen years while on Com EsHE fH
mon street, has induced MS the Bst summer
70 erect aiarge building expressly for manu-. =
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. -akE-s-auz
We have now Of the largest Shops the Southern
Country, and prepared, with good Northern wOkmen
and the best Of mateas to bnild any style Of Carriage to
order and guaranty them two yeaa il used In the
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost TO then
original beauty and durability although apparently VOTE
out and useless We will freight Carriages sent u %
p " MI u aSg hesp ~ 9Faq 4H n ~
low Old Carriages taken in trade to5 New Qqss We in
Vte the attention Of those wanting NEW CARR AGES
Or their old ones repaired to call at Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves, at the Corner Of
CfRAYIER and Cy4RORDELET Streets, next door 70
the Office Of the COgmeTcal Water Works, Of the b.
my5 sm d&W MATTHEWS s. DENMAR
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4. T. OOCHRAN Y 90.

~ Tchoupitoulaa street.
TENEH Al. COMMISSION MFRtlA NT.s rUt hi.
~ rect Importer Of FRUITS NUTS, WIHES etc
have ALWAYS on hand
RAlSINS-ln Quantities TO suu pa chaes
AIMON OS--3O0 bales and bags Sof Shetied A monde
SHIELDED ALMOEnS-2g0 buxes in fne order
PECANS. BRAZIL SUITS and PEA NITS-g50
bags and baTC's.
PEPPER RACE GINGER. Ec.-4r0 bags,
ETARCH-AEeuCy OF Hnth Floyd 81 Co.
LOBSTERS &o-AErptg for t,aiwellN Co.
OLIVE Oils-5JO baskets pins and quarts PIarnoI o.
EARDlNES-Whoes halves. thirds aud 1uartfr hc YES
WINES uscRt. Clar0i stc., in hONe8: Malaga sweet
and dry; Pot Wine, various qualities, &C.
RANDlE7-Narout qualities
BITTER-Always on hand a supply best ST Iouis
ORANGES and LEM NS-Ul direct importation and
all kinds Of FOiegn Fruits, etc,
PRUNES- In IG5a and fancy boxes
CITROh $50 boxes superior Genoa CiyI0ns
CHAMpAGNE-IQh baskets.
BRANDY CHERRIES o easps fresh Iapdpr,
Genoa labdnr; -' ''19'
EIRE,tClklACKER5-sJg boSo, fret quality Mol
FQWQEB-AEepuF Of the celebrated .. "a merirsB Cbry,
Powder maRniaglRTfd ''@N Nof"
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pEIIGHTTUL RHsIpENOE FOR SALE,

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
MR.. GEORGE CULLUM offers for sale his delightful
1tI residence the Eastern shore Of Mobile Bay IA
There charming spot 10 be found IN the ~
~ south. H. stands some seyentyhve feet above H.
S8the water the land rising succession Of teaces
AsOld, handsome WHAT rises 10 the first these whence
well land ietpeutne walks ad 10 the de- ghtiu residence
and out buildings The place D. called kavenuA, from the
ravine thai edges the NOhen side of the front lawn in the
middle Of which flows stream Of spang wale thai rice
amidst the iD that lines the side and head If the dell and
pes1ed a by the Besdes CehnE though
the Dairy. This sparkling sLT forms th- Bay.
Cesson Of flowing Shower IA h5 and 'hs
almost aways SAL that ashes the foot Of Che buH eve
species Of fine Bathing at all times be- enjoyed Album
dance Of Game always be h7d la he rear and au uu-
fuiIug supply of Fish be taken any IN front
For d Summer Residence and Watering Place 10 can
scarcely be Cqualed in the South.
e7N5- For terms, and other particular, inquire Of r. T.
NICHOLS & co. Camp and EafChaE-t.. u28 tmltNl
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THE 5Ubsoubsu have row uand laIg8 ana wei
4 selected assortment Of CARRIAGES. --s@-z3 ~
and constantly receiving from the best faE g. s5
Northern huutGCloueE. even style AID tzsass 50
variety, Purchasers would DIG well 70 give
call. a. HGODEIFE G. 90.
OC29 6md6ZW i05 st. Charles 81.
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THE 5RENoH LgoINA ooRDIAL

Or, DR.. Idrbe's Restorative Dr0ps,
FE'HE lNYARIABLE SUCCESS of these DTODs in
of lmpOtency has gained for them lust celebrity
To those persons who, by excess Of veney seEpopton
have brought themselves Premature lmp0eucy nToI
untafy Seminal Emissions General Debility, Wsaknssa
and Storytelling of the Genital Organs Nervous Affections
other consequences of unreaned ndu gence of he
sensual passions these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice (Onanism) depression OF
lOwnesS Of spints with peculiar fits of melancholy and e
sens both mental and bodily capacity.
" The only Agency in the United States is at No 10
GARDNDELEr Street. between Canal ana Common sth
kewOTleaus, sign of the Esoulapus Statue, Al lv
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ENJ Z receiving, per daily arrivals, q f1H ana
w complete assortment OF the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambria HGndkeruhlesi
Plain .. o..
Very handsome seolloped Edged :.
IRISH LINENS, oil duaties
Cashmeies and Mousseii1e de Lane9;
JEANS, Blankets, QUILTS aud FLtANNELSi
EMBROtDGRlES and LACE GOODS
Bonner, Cap and Belt GIBBONS
Plain, Satin and Lnt0stung do
BALLOONS and BINDING;
Plain Black and COlOyed MERIEO EHAWLS,
WOODEN SHAWi4S, every variety;
Scotch and Biulseye DIAPERS;
Linen and Uonesuc SHEETlNGS, all widthsi
a. French CALICOES - Turkey Red do;
MeTTimack aud tRli River PRINTS, new styesi
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All stYes Of Printed DE LANES;
Rich Watered and Striped POULT DE SOLE,
Heavy Lustre Rlrck MattOa LUTEEFRlNGi
800 dozen Very Superior co ETUH HOSE;
GFass Linen HANDKERCHlEFS:
Worked JAtONETS and Null INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS, every VARIETY
Coates SPOOL THREAD,
Together with ui assortment Of Cotton Cords. Linen
Braids. Linen Threads Sik Br1id1 and Watch-GUArds,
Buttons, Pins Needles Tapes Stay Bindings. Silk, Cotton
and Linen Stay llaces Ladies' Six and Kid Gloves etc.
Tine above Goods all selected in New York, at rates
that will enable them to sell ~ LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK Cheap STORE,
oOt5u corner Julia and St. Ch8res streets
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De. ELLIOTT, veterinary surgeon,

In EaAaAaAg - NgleIlnafY surgeon,
NJOpD annOunCs 10 the citizens OF ibis ely and he
w vicinity that he i prepared 10 httend ali business
10 MS line entrusied 70 bis DR.. Elliot hopeu his long
experiences e Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large
naaoe a. pc spent nine In the Veterinary College
Of France i've yean in Prussia and the last Eve year In
ms CITY with great success The Doctors charges from
81 70 ~ upon any Cuiab8 diaease-adVics gratis.-
" The Doctor Is to be found at all houm Of The day
and night a. Igt,erSAil Stables, 81. Charles street
Nv FAMILY HORSES, well broke always on hand
and tor sale. sl3 6m
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1 BENSON, HOHge, sign and OrFameatai P;aLN1-
EI- tmiatQr " Hoods and Marbles, No. 49, lamp
street, (opposte Lafayette SQuaIs) lyla "
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- J A VI h NJ 4 TIN, "a
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. VI
as removed from No. 6l14 COMMON sTREET, to~ess
IL NO. 80 CANAL STREET, (betWeen Camp and st.
Char streets He has constantly hand afze aSg0ri.
ment Of GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' and t'gilL.D.
REN'S ROOTS and SHOES, at low prices ug6 I'M
T.. W HALE. J. A. Lut
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE wAREHoUsR
No, 118 and 120 GfR.JYIER STREET.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of Es9eay -
~ every description always on hand, for o
aee low for cash approved paper. Also tSsssgfstS
SPRING., AGes, Lamps, Bands Cloths, W q
sa55ndGW "a - B.w.HALE LUM.
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CLOTHING
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

~ Il ~ II ~ "
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
3 Camp ST. NJ. BARNETT IS Camp ST..
III AS hand, and z constantly receiving, large
4 and magnificent assortment Of FINE Ready Made
ClOIHlNG all OF which being his own manufacture en-
abes nun to sell rs cheap any other sbhneHt oil the
KIND In the United states. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited to cell and
anime for themselves. Every gatmt is finished IN supe-
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRlCES.,. The following is limited list Of Clothing now
on hand
superior Black Cloth Dress and FIock Goats;
Black, hrOWn and Olive sues and Palst0ts;
SOld Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaetOis;
Brown, Dahlia and Olive Dress and FIOck Goats;
Superior Light Brown Ovefc0ats;
Black and Blue Cloth (iul circ.e) COaks;
Extra Fine Black DOeskin Pants:
brown, Olive aud Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pan's
superhns Check Tweed Pants;
Black, Mixed and Fancy Satnet Pants:
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests
Black and Fancy Embroidered Casino Vests;
Super White Satin Bal Vests;
White Mar eiiles and Fancy Vests, etc. etc,
O5 I'm M BARNETT lS Camp At
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SADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS
"a We have hand large dssOr- f715FSS I'M
ment ofal kinds Of issela=E=4l4
NS&S India Rubber Goods, ,5iTnAA u W
suitable for persons going to 'alaa-AzAazA-s
California, such as Reds, Pillows Blankets, Leggius.
COak Pouches, Water Tanks and Bottles blinking Cups
Bags. India Rubber Cloth and Tents.
ALSO
complete stock of sADnLERY. TRUNKS and
HARNESS at Wholesale and Retail, the loves. maTket
prices. ~ Country Merchant and saidlefs can be sun.
piled with every article in line. ~ 8rdsn put 10
with care. ]. A. HORTON Il Co
au5 dEW 81 Common 81. and II Canal st
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.

IN COHEN, having had 30 yean' experience Ohen the
L. above tRfGftibks remedy for all Diseases a7ee
pertaining to the EYE. OPthalmia, Of years ~
standing, cured in IL weeks the Tear in theU NJ
Eye, Of8yeaTs, cured in 10 weeks man Of this -
city being stone blind for months restored the aght
Ct one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
for b years BY using only drop, enabled read the
Newspaper without them by clndeight hOUu after In
Illumination of days, cured bp single Drop II gives
bnaney to the Eye, aud also strengthens the sight.
CHJaRLES Street. apl7 "
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q, ". EAIk. W. m,
y ACE FOSTER Attorneys and CouRssIl0ir at
Az LGlo--Oaice, 10 Exchange Place, N. o. mh25 "
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BUSINESS CARDS.
" G. RAYMoND. FAMILY GROCER, II 0AsErF

BOHN w. ANDREWS a co, Commission Merchants
- aud Ship agents 81 Common street, New Orleans la6
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MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Pain
lFA has been sold here the past which has given
very general satisfaction 10 all who have uAed it-and-ls
demand for it is increasing, The Paint is Of oOlotl
Slate and Chocolate the latter Of the fashion
able cOOTs in use, and far durable than lead
as the weather makes impression upon IT, whether
upon Brick Wood.
Mr. BENSON Ga Practical Painter Camp street, opposite
Lafayette SQuale) who has used eTtensiyely will impar
every desired information respecting it,
q. SHELDON Agent
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. c. WILBgR i co.
IS Bank Place. oil dEW3m
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saddle, Harness and Trmnk Mandatory.

SauUIeg HaTnes6 ana Trunk WamuIactOTV.
TOHN MiLLAR. No. 19I 81. CHARLES Strsst.
- Corner Of GiTod stTeet), respectfully informs "a
the oitiLens OF New Orleans and Planters Of Lou M
isana, that he is prepared 10 manufacture and aS
furnish all articles in the above line and has con-
CSFN I'm stanty hand good assortment Of AID.
l4-AAT444s DIES, .BRIDl.Es MARTINGAL
t3tst u ANWHiPS, SPURS, and HA NESS Of
a skluA1every Kind MILITARY SADDLES,
HOLSTERS, K-SADDIiEs, VALISES and HOB
BLES-all which | will sell as low as those who import
them, and warrant them 70 be As goOd-whe they all
Of the CRESCENT CITY manutactuIe
~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
ghoTt notice.
nv r. REPAIRING attended to with nsainess and
danht0h. Bl96m
CALIFORNIA GHART5-Just received, Charts OF the
~ South Atlantic aud Pacific, The NoThtPaeio and Coast
Of California Blo OF the Gulf Of Mexico For BY
% WOOD CO. opposite Post 81 % Ny,
CRANBERRIE ESQ packages ofbaues quarten and
- halves, CuIth' Brand, landing from bark Western
81 y ~ Rai. L. GUSHING 3 90. 50 Common at
IN 4 nc I i dS SD " a gI41 lSi r
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07
n. S. LAWRENCE,

Hgcni for the sale Of SOuthworth Mum
WactOring Co.'S Uriting Papers.
Warehouse No. 3 Minor Street.
100 cases Of the above superior Papers now in
Store and lor sale to the trade at the lowest mar
Aet prices, consisting in part oil
Imc thick Flat Caps, T., If, 10 and Is lbs, ,
blue and white
NuPcrlinc Medium and Demi Writings, blue
aud white
Extra super and supcriue Folio Posts, blue
and white, PLAIN and ruled
SuuerIine Commercial Posts, blue and white,
plain and ruled
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt
SupelIne and line Ball Papers, long and broad.
Supcrline aud foe Counting. House Caps aud
Posts, blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, PLAN
and ruled, blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gut
SnPerlne Sermon Caps and Posts.
Snpcrhnc blue linen thin Letters.
Exlr1 super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled
Embroidered Note Papers aud Envelope.
"Lawyer'," Bret Papers
Snperfue and fine Caps aud Posts, ruled and
PLAIN, blue aud white, various qualities and prices.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07
" NOTICE. .Ts

Office of the" Catm0iSSa, UWiamspOri
and Erie Rail ROad COmpany," No, 4s
South Fourth Street, Phiiad,IDhio,
lime 4th, lS49.
DY an act of the Legislature of the Common.
ID wealth of Pennsylvania, approved the 2nh
day Of March, lSI9, it was declared that IN,
Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rolroad Com.
pany should, thereafter, be known BY the name oI
the Catawissa, Willamsport and Erie Railroad
Company, and the President and Managers Of
said Company this day passed the following reso.
luton:
/" Resolved, That the Secretary publish a no.
tlce of the change in the name Of the said Cnn.
Pany, and to request the Stockholders thereof IN
surrender up the old certificates OF slock md
take ont new ones in conformity to the changn in
the name OF the Company and that he also pive
notice to such Of the Stockholders Of the late III
tie SchuyIkIl and SusQuehanna Railroad Comma
whose stock is iorteitaJle for non.payment NJ
instruments thereon that the owners OF said stoc
shall have the right to consolidate the navunrt
made thereon, and take shares at the mar value in
the Catdwlssa, Willlamsport and Erie Rail Road
Company, to the amount Of the actual payr,enrs
on the shares 50 torieltabc, provided, tbe old
certificates are surrendered up IA ninety day.
from the time Of the publication Of such notice in
two OF the papers printed in the city Of pbiladrI.
phla and one in the county Of Columbia and in
default of the surrender Of such certificates and
consolidation, the said shares and all prevous
payments thereon are hereby declared TO he cor.
feited,
VIM. D. LEWIS, President
JOSEPH R, PAXTON, Sccy y7-3ln.