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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
OLD SERIES VOL. n, NO. 3
ORIGINAL AND TRUE.

mr' FRANKLIN A, who was gentleman
OF good qualities and infinite good humor.
used with much pleasantly 10 relate the fol-
lowing anecdote as having occurred 10 him
sell wnen young man. A young lady in
the nerghborhood had won his affections. and
ne had commenced paying his addresses
During the courtshp he sometimes supped
with the lady's family, when he was alwavs
regaled with a homely dish of musb and
milk, and being of serious tnrn was gen.
orally invited 10 say grace over the meat
ne supper did not taste amiss, as the family
oil The ialr one was in moderate circums,an.
ces, and being himself poor, he admired sucb
domestic economy; besides, he was satisfied
provided he could gain his fail dulcinea
The course of true love-, it is said, never
runs smooth and Frank CHANGED TO have a
rival much richer than himself. One even-
ing when he was visiting his charmer, after
the board had been spared with the frugal
meal OF mnsh and milk, but before the fami-
y mad taken their seats a. the table. some
one spied Franks rival riding up. Tmmed.
ately a change came o'er the substantial
meal AS if by magic, the table was cleared
OF lis load, and naught remained TO tell tbe
tale but the clean white cloth. In the course
OF short time, however, the table was again
furnished, not as before, but with the suitable
appendages for making tea, and with warm
bread, such as is hastily baked, and in com.
mon called 'short cake" When all was
ready, as was the custom, brother A-was
invited to say grace, who with due solemni,y,
hands folded and eyes closed, pronounced
the following impromptu benediction:
"The Lord be praised,
How Pm amazed
10 see how things have mendcd
Here's short cake and tea,
For supper see,
When mush and milk was intended, ...
1t Is almost unnecessary TO add, that sfter
this grace, Frank never returned 10 WOO his
lady love, but he left her TO the undis,urbed
possession of his more fortunate rival.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

New PLATFoRM.--A candidate for office in
Michigan thus announces his platform am,
sir, in favor of the neH war opposed TO the
cholea-in favor OF high salaries-opposed
TO uncurrent funds and poor brandy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

TARRING AND FEATHERING IN SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-At Yorkville, S. c., on the 10th, Jack
son Averts was taken in custody, tarred and
feathered, rode on rail, and ordered to leave
the State, with an intimation that if found
within its borders again he would be hung.
His offence was disobedience to an order here
,ofore issued by committee of vigilence,n -
that he should leave the State-some abol-
ton declarations which he had made having
been offensive to the citizens,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

A VEIN of Black Lead has recently been
discovered on the line of the Housatonc Rail-
mine, if it may be so considered, will yield
from two 10 three tons of lead per day, worth
$50 to $3.50 per ton, al cost OF not exceed
ing $40 per Ton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

HIRAM Powers, the American sculptor, has
completed grand alegorical figure of his
country. The statue, a female, has dadem
beneath her feet, and in her hand cap OF
liberty. The figure finds her support on the
fasces-indcalive, il is said, of the fact
that justice is the foundation of free Com
monwealth. The destination of the statue
is reported TO be Washington.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

The County Court Of Jackson, Missaa,i,
has directed popular vote 10 be taken in
that county in the month of October, on the.
question whether the Court shall subscribe
100000 to The Pacific Railroad, on behalf Of
The county,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHAs. DUMMIG,
No. GOT Chesnm Street, front arcade,

No. GOT Chesnld Street, Jront Aredde,
S4r PHILADELPHIA. H
IMPORTER and Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
J. Musical Insruments, Fancy Articles and Toys.
Wis urices are lower than those Of any other store
IN Philadelphia. All kinds Of Musical Instru-
m.1ts repaired in the best Workmanship, and also
taken intrade
Philadclphia, May :5, ls5c-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

Gov. JoHN A. QuITMAN has called special
session of the Legislature of Mississippi, 10
be convened on the 18th of November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
LINN, SMITH & CO.,
No. 2isk Market Street, c6sce 5ih ST.
fHILADyLPHtA,

a.ri wholesale Druggists,
AND DEALERS IN ,s.. 1,rr
JNRUGS, MEDIcfSE, PANTS, OILs, WiNnow
I'D GLASS, VaRNIsHEs Dye STUFF, PATENT
MrpIcIsEs, MEpIcrSE CHESTS, Surgical. IN
SHIPMENTS, &c, &c; and manufacturers ei the
celebrated
Congress Ink,
Black, Blue and Red, The quality ofthis Ink Is
unsurpassed and we are now prepared to furnish
il OF all sizes, neatly packed in boxes from one to
three dozen each
l.. S. & Co., endeavor to have always on hand
a full assortment of good and genuine Drugs al
the lowest possible rates farneular auen',Sn -
their goods, 50 that they feel prepared to warrant
their canyirg any distance with perfect safety
All orders by letter or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention.
Philadeiphia, June Is, is5O'--0m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
SELECT POETRY.
THE SEER.

THE SEER. njt
by J. G. WHITTIER.
hear the far-of voyager's horn;
see the Yankees trail eTf
His foot on every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whiting round ST Mary's Falls,
Upon his loaded vain
He's leaving on the Pictured Rocks,
His fresh tobacco stain.
hear The ma,tock in the mine,
The axe-stioke in the dell, pi
The clamor from the Indian lodge,
The Jesut's chapel bell.
see the swarthy trapper come,
-r From Mississippi's Springs
Aud War Chiefs, with ,heirpainted brows
Aud cresi Of Eagles wings. JJ r1' Ia
q Behind the scared s1uaw's birch canoe,
The steamer smokes and raves
And city lots are taken for sale,
Above old Indian graves,
By Forest, Lake, and Waterfall, f
81. see the peddler's show ;rq sa. 4,
The mighty min4ling with the mean,
The lofty with the low. t-.ft ...... ....
hear the tread of pioneers .- 'l-
or Nations yet to be;
The first low wash of waves, were soon,
Shall roll Human Sea. .....
The rudmen,s Of Empire here,
Are plastic yet, and warm
The chaos of Mighty World @ T."
Is rounding iuio form. a...
Each rude and josiling fragment soon
Its filling place shall find
The raw material of State,
Its muscles and its Mind
And Western still the Star which leads
The New World in its train,
Has tipped with fire The icy spears
OF many mountain chain.
The snowy cones of Oregon
Are kinde,i on It's way;
And Ca,itornia's Golden Sands
G,eam brighter in its ray
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
z. 2. MASSER,
rug ROOT,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST,


No. 14o, corner of Fifth s Chestnut SIS, Ph'ta'
ddphid, and 363 Broadtcay corner %
Franklin Street, NeU York.
EtrrIzENs AND STRANGERS can have
ia sitting for Portraits or Miniatures, an, ana
receive them beautifully cascd, in morocco enk
velvet, Papier Mache or other fancy Styles OF ss''
in M.dallions, I,ockets, &C.. in few minu'es'
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings
&c, Copied.
Out door Views, and Miniatures OF deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits of Adults by our process ana I'M
proved instruments, a tlohSg day is quite as Id
vorahle as clear weather ,o
For Children, clear day (between ana y
is preferable. [J@In Dress--avoid whle' oue
or light pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals ana
Works of Art, is open at all hours ana rec
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not we
shall at all times he happy to see them 81.
June 90, 1850 ." ... .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12
NEW YORK s. PWshADELPAfiA
JOURNEYMEN
E4aitcra Association.

Cor. Of 8 I and Chestnut Street, Ph''adeiph'd'
,/-,sy,,,rIyU,T = to make and sell finer and more
~ ,gp,r,sd. II at for the money than any other
...Gzsk.,..A,t in the United >tstes-s,andard
sx;,, q H,1s SO 90. Gents and Boys Cloth and
Gtss.a Caes. Emb elias, Carpet Bags Caaly
p,a.n,,s ,,.s esmszg hats at equally low prices.
Nav 25, SSS0--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

.yasygN &. EAR> S g. Go.
JwYGRYEES or
watches, JaEelry, platet ware
a.laa AND FANGK c.oOE>'. ~.
.1e ckes,.f 81. 6,ti.esp 81 + I'll Sirssis'
PHILADELPHIA.
ALWAYS keep ca hAd an exnsllent assof,, :m
u s,esat Of The above articles, which they VIII
ss,sI an scrrrs as low as any IN the rily-
L,,ps Is LS50---6n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

by J. G. WHITTIER.
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BY VINCENT & co.

Lot of Ground d.....................LOt OF Ground.
BY VINCENT 81 CO.
j. EUGENE ToUREE, AuctiOneer
MONDAY December at Il O'cIoek-W be sold at the ST.
vi Louis Exc ange-
The Undivided Bt OF a ain PIECE OF GROUND situated
Faubons Tteme First Municipality designated by LOT No
Dumau by 20
depth French measure 81 ami rac front
and 29 feet and rac Depth American meanre between Rob
etson and streets plan of the above property can he
Office.
third cash. balance l2 months for
bearing the properly and il paid at maturity to
bear interest per cent per
of sale before John cabone Notary Public at the expense
the haser. ml9
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Choice Building Lots, to close an Estate, with.
out reserve.
Il
BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

BOOts.... BrOgRns. and. Shoes,
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
"WEDNESDAY November q, half past 10 ocock-Wl be
w sold heir auction sales room, No 81 Magazine street.
second
25n BOOTS, BROGANS La Ties and Chidren SHOES,
prime fresh stock consisting Of Mems KIP, Calf Seal, Patent
Leather Seal Morocco Booe Buskns Ties and Slips Roy
Bogans Misses otee Sips aud Ties.
Terms at sale
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ITO RENT-A pleasant Residence, suitable for
Il a small family, without small children, or few -
Old Bachelors of good and reg ar habits The premises
in fine order and condition and present abun III
da supply of hydTant and cstern To such tenants,
terms modera'e. Apply
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF MUSIC,

.NaTa TEACHER OF MUSIC. asas
gSSzs ezrMRs NJ c4MPBFLL, Teacher Of Nu- sn7r75zls
sc on on fn..g -. Forte & and i. Sui, r. receive. rng
reg esson Lectures % her pup IS once
he Science Il Music Price IS fr twelve lessons n2s lyos
HIGH SCHOOL, corner OF Constance and Race
II SITS by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. MS Sly
NEW ORLEANS FEMAI.B ISsTIFI TS.oR.
i Day hsP w SGESSs Epb B. 9Rss @ and HRs
supervision Of Mrs Macaaay; advanced cssses the
ay assisted BY another gentleman. To give Instructions in
m sp1Sd and aaa the most asco
pl!shed professors are employed =; LL = t,,;L
and FSeSs sSeOS cSoo sd he aim q j. q com
Set ,hs.T ppS ppns u he tiTe W NOW
edge and progressive discipline Of The heart well the
~ Intellectual culture ample have been made.
% w Id be Sss ss g f ,H S s% ct
oardeis will share in the enIOyments, privileges and aten
TSs Play 6round-an item essential to schoois large.
y and sepqsd @ % G@ pSSe s S1 eehes NEE when
ers the Insliu uticn for Year,,
o e vUced GG n Msenaa S ulns os
wnter and to aid the pupils in understanding the lectures
apparatus For further Information appicsIlon may be
niads pers0nsiy OF by letter au3l smdNW
CarrOIIton Episcopal Female Seminary.
n1,o he o. srd ii Gafroisoa ssiosd
REvD ELjAn GGIoN Rector, PTinetpal Of the English
REv'D CRAs. H. WILLIAMSON, Prispai of the French
Mas. CLARA D. NJ. GuloN, Principal If Musical De
TIE Rr. REyp LEoNloAs PoLx.o, I'll o. ::Ss-Ggsi9.
txrei'sa VAfos hnpsr'iAien Ct ln gene al ans' % e ~
l,u,ion e ,os%S Ia edis. ss.Is ~ al 4, he
5scegtion q SOarns p oa ~ b 4 Esa Ss 70
House," sad esaIly The re lssee o. Pr !! I; Rdd u pes
Of ih sd sss'si'ls from New Orleans
Tue 'SH sSPss s..a sssi.A French ysra
, 1e neuiiF ass sf ip.trsnls so .sr teln Dtin sas
wi Ensa % ts, I @ .hs,s, p 9s e.'s ss -
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.T

DAWES MATHEMATICAL WORKS
- Published by A 8. BARNES & CO, NewYork and
sold by John BALL gent, Bookseller, No IS Gravier
street, NewOreans. The following conlrisng the entire
series of PROFESSOR DAWES, MATHEW ATICS, may
be had all times either By retail quantities. as above
ELEMENTARY COURSE:
DAVIES PRIMARY TABLE Book, cloth back;
DAVIES FIRST LEssO IN ARITHMETIC Morocco back
DAVIES SCHOOL ARITHMETIC. new edition, enlarged;
KEY TO DAVIES SCHOOL ARITHMETIC new edition;
DAVIES GRAMMAR ARITHMETIC
DAVIES UNIVERSITY ARITHMETIC, l2mo, sheep;
DO. do do Without Answer:
ky TO DAVIES UNIVERSITY ARITHMETIc;
DAVIES Ell tEMErTARY ALGEBRA, sheep;
KEY TO DAVIES ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA;
DAVIES Practical GEOMETRY AND HENsURATIoN;
DAVIES NORMAL CHART or MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE
ADVANCED COURSE,
DAVIES BoURDoEs ALGEBRA, Svo, sheep;
DAVIES LKGESDRE s GEOMETRY, SvO sheep;
ItAvIEs' ELEMENTS OF SURVEYING, SvO, sheep;
DAVIES ANALYTICAL CT oMETRY, SvO sheep;
DAVIES DIFF. AkD INTEGRAL BALCULAs, 6vo, sheep;
DAVIES. DEsCRIPTvE GEOMETRY, 8vo. sheep;
DAVIES SHADES, SHADOWS AND PEA sPECTIvE, Svo;
DAVIES LOGIC MATHEMATICS. Svo, cloth. nIS 2wos
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

n EW 0RIEAhS CAIttLIAGE NAhbHOUSk.
~ Nos. y and 20 GrdUisr street. a. ~ h
CARRIAGES and HARNESS Of every tss3& 1Ssy
description always hand. For sale low k kfzss@fs"
for cash approved paper. Also, Al&-~1iE-
Springs, Axles Lamps, Bans Cloths Leather Lace and
Varnsh. [sl4 6md& WI J. A. LUM Y co.
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REMOVALS..

d EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
IN Gate Nachez has removed to No l44 Canal street
Office the lower front room, third door beyond the Epco
pal Church. n3O 3mos
ID EMOVAL-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
IN has removed from No. II ST Charles street to No.
Camp street, up stairs MS ly
ID DEMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER ~ Co. have
IL removed from 50 GraueT street No. 4Camp street,
above GrayleT. $50 6m
d EMOVAL-DR. MCKELvEY has removed
IN his Office to No IL CaTOndelet, between Canal and Com
mon streets. n4 3m
d DEMOVAL-HUTcHINGs DAGUERREoTYPE
removed to the northeast Of Canal and Cha,
Street.-The finest Portraits the world taken this
tahlshment, SUIT the times Can and En-
trance No. "a Canal street nj 3mOpf
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Sale OF splendid and Fashionable
Furniture.
T A

before l. Kenny Notary Publc at hs expense of
the purchaser. n2s
Extensive Sale OF Splendid and Fashionable
Furniture.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SGyf,ee:1 % i % a S9 s%d = f H. OsTas ,s II
f9SC, 9t, ESQ, st y GhaIiez & street ,,. ,
Of elegant and Drawing Dining reaEfa.t
ss.se Work Tables Dining ether Tables; Piano
me Carpets ul sss Of China and a'swas the contents of
Guery and large variety of description of furniture Of
6e ready or delivery on be 6 o. Novsmber ~'"
he dTeog will be opened for inspection Of Furniture the
Term ca'hon delivery, Sale without nj
st Theresa's Church" .saIe of Pews.
BY IA. BEARD, Auctioneer.
NT0ND y, December o., lick, A, sold at
W auction the Church belonging the Camp Female
Tho LEASE OF THE PEws for one year
last wear or % Ssy, f Iy nn " % & MI us, P,,.I
thn o NE coming year and who feel interested for h Ophans
are respectfully invited to att The sale NO 2s 90 %
IS squares of Ground containing SO Lots with
new and modern built Dwelling, after the Gothic
style, in the town of CnrrOiltOn.
Also, Choice Batture Property, situated at AIgiers.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY De- O'Clock. following days
The wos seTe RA Sh 2 ] SGs @ ia 6
the highest bidder 10 wt
the CsPon Avenue between Third and Fourth together
WIN y "a & iots OF g ground % -, ..,,..-,-.,.
which will he sold ground situated some Of best
The line the o now fRS Dut being s PGSLS
rom lafayette and the other being continuation of the Caoon
helIoHd 70 me LAKE
Third lots Of ground situated the large warehouse
gs an1 bounded ~ sTrgne street The public road Mississippi
N ana 1e properly oi DeNee heirs These lots are vel located
ior shpyads warehouses; steamship wharves,
exhibited at the Arcade
Ierms- one-hiTI cash balance at l. z 3, and years
crelt tor the
interest from daeand then paid bear
OF per until final payment.
AGs OF sale Stark Notary Public, expense
the purchasers ....
-
succession OF Cyrus Gteen-lmprOyed Property
on SuZette street, second Municipality.
RY T. A. REARD Auctioneer
- IA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKe.--We take
~ great pleasure in informing our former A7HTRkFH
patrons and The public generally that We are AsLEkA
now reestabished al our old stand, No SO E11[TTW
Camp street and are prepared to fill all or
ders for STATIONERY Y and BLANK BUUks a htis
factory Our stock icing entirely new and the
largest in the Sonth offer complete to thos,
CORsoN & ARMSTRONG. statOners,
O1O bm 81 Camp street.
STATIONERY Il CORSON ARMSTRONG, 81
- Camp respectfully call the of those wish.
ing good and serviceabe STATION cry aud BL ANK
BOOKS 10 their large complete and entirely stock
which they offer reasonable terms. Their BlNDERN
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the build
ing, they enabled 10 their special attention all
orders IN their line. To our stock Of PAPERS ask
especial reference
CORsON & ARMSTRONG, stationers
ol0 I'm SO Camp street.
PENS:;:sTO Merchants, Accountants, etc.
w. B. KENNEY,
GOLD AND BELL-hETAL PEN MAKER,
~ Magazine street, ~
II AS on hand, and 10 constantly manufacturing y y
Il large and beautiful PENS Of superior qualify
lns, stamped ''W B. kenney, NO. W. B K refer Vi
perfect oonhenes to al those Rho have used his Pens and
tculay the Canal Bank the Mechanics and Tader Bank,
the Municipal officer OF The Second Municipality and hos,
she-ln shor needs these Pens rial then
becoming fSvnrts with vhc fter. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

BOARDING HOUSE,.
No. ~ GR.4VIER STREET, 6etloeeR 81. ChGrIsi
aHd CaroHdelet one door from corner Of Car0nde.st
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her ftsa
LFA friends and the pnblic that she continues in the S
above eligible location occupied by hsr during the .1
ast yeaTs, and prepared accommodate her fenda
and those who favor her with their patronage. Fou
long experience and the desirable and cOnVene
location of her House. she feea confident nf being able
give satisfaction all who may favor her with then
ERATK. do lyd6W
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Ne1G Book Store.

No. sc Gravier street.
tB- JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving AMI opening at the
large valuable Stock Of Law, Medical, Theoog
CAL School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO of the largest and superior stocks of Stationery
bro ght this city, consisting in par OIL
English Cap and Papers, Pape
bnd Envelopes match
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting House and Fancy Ink Stands
ouI, Steel Pens, Ink article usually kept Sta
consisting Of
Writing De.E Portfolios Albums, Stands, Work Boxes, Jewel
Cases, ETC., etc.;
superior lot Of Gold Silver TORTOISE she Morocco Fancy
Porte Aonnaies, Gold Pens,
His stock is and complete, ali
fesh having been selected by Mr.. g. North ths FALL He
would respectfully solicit call from his friends and public
them that be will sell them Ooos
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. A, BEARD.

slaVes.... To close Succession.
BY j, A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
WEDNE 3DAY, November n IL o'ciocs- be sold at
w Banks Arcade close the SuceeEon Of MIR Couuey-
The Nesress HANNAH aged IS years. and iuabt child The
woman Is a Cook, Washer and lToner
Terms Of sale, cash.
Acts Of before R. Kenny, Notary Puc eHpenss of
the purchaser. ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

. MILLINERY, EHA
@ nc We would resi- pecffaiiy friends ps$S
(zs{ aud cusou.ers that have taken the No. %A
- 1872 Camp street opposite the lower md a
Yete Square, 1ceei for the purpo ssl
goods 80 than be bought elsewhere
in he ny We receiving and opening hesutipl
Of Misses SILK Velvet Straw Tuscan and Aloui 5onne
H. TACT all kinds that together with pentd assortment
OF Rbons fcial Fovers Plumes Embroidery ali decrp
tons. Thread Merlin Lses, Caps. Gloves, ETC.
Orders for the mailing Dresses Cloabs and Gsas by
superior srst o half the usua ce that assed in other
establishments
B. Bonneis clsaned in for 20 each
You that DO wish 10 buy cheap, call No S2 camP street
u3 Gun l. J. STiIL.NAN.
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VOLUME III.ANUMBER 229.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. p CLISSEY Y respectfully informs the ladies'
1I1 and Gentlemen Of NevOrleAns that hs Dancing .nsa
Academy will be opened MONDAY Nov g. dzii,
N7n No Carnn6eist streef, Common and 49,
2a E Canal s,restg, vhsre he vf teach al the HfS
I& fashionable Dances in such the following
"a FreReh QHadriHes,
Pdise Deun Temps, Polka MazOurka,
Y0Lse a TrOts Temps, German Polka Walt.
Polka dH Salon, La Red0Da,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. C. will aGhfJnabls Dances 10 ladies gentle
u a Of fifteen lessns.
NJ Private Classes for ladies gentlemen O'Clock
every day.
NJ Class Children O'Clock til dark on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS
No Class for gentlemen from haltpp, tilt TO- every night
EewOriean-, Nov 2, is5D. 25m os INV
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STEAMBOATS,.

- Il A-&A 4 Ne
xG-- For MSblIs Sat1 P4!kY ;SkY .E-A
-. +; + a sSss$s sl Sy h% Sa.s {;
Eits " GSs2aa A. Fs bssn
ssD a. h sSs Ias with q Ss vs
he Raoad BAL3
the arrival al the LAKE Of the 4oclock M The
isn24 iy j. r. GGDbEsD A&anIs @ SS'Si 10 Bank Place
Sst FISH rssse sts%%sr
aszszak and AexandriaIThs sggsTioT Hgh1;draush;
ings THIS DAY the 9Th inst, at o'clock M. For
sGH' Or apply on F s'sss
HsT Regular MemUhis PAcEFt x. P Me-
Ga iqDfEot T. 'R% BeoEs viii po
This DAY the a16 instant at Il o'cosE M For eg6t or
apply on board foot of CostSmh9gse street orto
~ = Regular NJ emphls Packet AMERICA.
EC MemPh eSsaa MOuP P,6da.V Of Wnf and and
splendid psssenger steamer xMERiCA Jesse Johnson,
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freight having superior accommodations, apply
00'''' 00i FfckETf Il EfSf fs FERkINs co AGENTS
BA clerk is the Levee receiving freight for
arg n. Red River Packet DUCk RIYER-For
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OK RIVER. J. ID. CLARK, master rs now receiving
freight, and will leave above on t. URSDAY, the 2slh
instant, O'Clock For freight passage, apply
| on board, foot of CustomhOuse street. or to
T. b. SMITH, II Poydras street.
p. S.-The steamer Duck River will connection
with the light drapgh steamer Jim Gmer, and will meet her
| at the Falls. at Alexandria. nH
NJ - Regular Weekly Saturday VicksbuTg
F4ka14tFrss Packet NEW LATONA-EOr NIckshuTg
sss9ssssIZs and Miken's Bend-The new. magnificent
and swift rulnng passenger packet steamer NEW LATO
Ma, Capt j. Smoker, will poslg lgely leave Tor the above
and al intermediate landings SATURDAY. 3Oth inst,
oclock For freight amply on board, foot
| 49, ~ iseguIar OIachita Packet Steamer
Lf4tEaahs-LT DI DIROC.FOr Camden, Champagnole. Mil
Isazlsss min gtOn Monroe. COiumbia, ard ail landng
on he and Black RWersThe SUPERIOR and swift
running steamer DURUC Capt, Thomas Llps'ey, is
receiving freight and will with quick dispatch for the
above and intermediate landings. For fre hit passage
| apply on board foot of Custonhouse street, or TO
| n26 L. Is. SMITH, II POydras ST.