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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01
DAILY CRESCENT.



WA1nTNaroN, Feb. 90 1851
SrNATE.--A bill was introduced granting lands
to Missouri, to aid in the construction of rail-
road, which was passed.
The Deficiency bill was passed.
A bill giving credit for duties on railroad iron
imported by the Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Company, was rejected.
Messrs. Copper and Seward presented petitions
for the repeal Of the fugitive slave lawlaid on the
table. s,S q @s
Mr.. Cooper presented a petition from the Legis-
laturs Of Pennsylvania in favor of line of steam
ships from Norfolk to Antwerp, and from San
Francisco to Shanghai, China.
The Postage bill was then tnken up.
The amendment providing for the UNIFORM raie
of postage of three cents, was rejected.
The amendment abo1ishing the Thanking priv
ileee was rejected, when the Senate adjourned,
HoUsE .-The House took up the bill introduced
the day before by Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, 10
eatablish line Of steamers between California and
Asia and also from Philadelphia and Norfolk 10
Antwerp and elsewhere.
Mr.. Babcock made speechin favor of the bill
and Mr.. Miller against it. The bill was then re-
ferred tothe Committee of the Whole.
The West Point Military Academy bill and Rev
dictionary Pension bills were passed.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and took mp the bill making appropriations
for the Indian Department. The committee rose,
when the bills for the support of the Indian De-
partment, and for the payment Of the navy PEN
sions, were passed. ~~l.N .ss+A
A provision is made for the reorganization of the
Indian Department in all its qualifications, TO take
place the first day of July next.
Mr. Thompson, Of Mississippi, said that during
four hours they had spent eight millions Of dollars
The House then adjourned .1a
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
FRANK. dark gtir. abou, 10 year. old, s fee, 20
mis- Pls9 & GE'1s' as S NJ
old est inches high; says he Belongs to Nj S,aTk
a4s s W sasss'
WAS BROUGHT to the Second Municipality
,n1s 4 AN a s, fee. / inches hlsP aged
The owner will please conform to the law regard 10 him.
ssis ilawsw e'N' IL Il. J.. g WILLIAMS, Warden
In t1s United STATES District Court Eastern District
ds s S;s.,I Nosss :, ZINES w GosLEE Ct
TN sIeamo % .n,ae..a ULLa
ed IN the above entitled suit seized the steamboat A
besh her Tackle Apparel and Furniture. and do
@ Sts and admonsh the or owners and all and
any right title interest in OF to the same to be and appes
on Or b eSs Ct IF nd asS for District
her sas aass Why he
bslan Msra ossso Eastern ,e ,9S prayer p the
fs sis SsSorsans F %M 1, ''' o. Lou
SUNDRIES-
Brandy Chsrries-'5 cas as'"'
pniteld Haps.5o tierces put up for family use.
Playing Cards-aSO sroce, assorted oualiss.
laper-osg w cases, Gap and Letter; -
T. HAR III cteSSGs sF:b ES sss By
CHEESE-S0O boxes prime Western Reserve
'2Is 81 G IL is Y co S. 90 and q o l.v..
TEAS-50O pckgs, Imperial, Gunpowder, Pow.
s'nS d Il IL Y CO. s. % and a. oa lsv..
RARCLAY's London Porter and Bass Pale
dsi John H. ELLIOTT & CO q C1s,omhon.e 81,
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ion Il Go Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
Lobo, etc. etc.
M ADEIRA - Blackhurn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
" 70, etc. etc.
PORT-The Queens, Opor.
10. LOndnn, etc. etc.
BURGUNDY - Chamber.
tin, Hermitage, etc. etc.
vi AMPAGNE = Piper &
20: s II Ell sick Schneider.
Creme de Bonzy, etc. etc
lit. SAUTERN ES-Cha-
teau d'Yguem. etc. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLafitte,
Ia Rose, Leoviile. etc. etc.
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French .EGnSsSHge,

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON-Priva Les
sons in the above. foundations from English into Frtnch
EF Appy at the office of the Crescent the
Apollo and Caliope streets dill
- Brooklyn Warehouses, Algie opposite Newt orleans,
are in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT ii intended for re.
.pment Having 1900 feet front the RIVER with wharves
in front OF the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage the weather. ample
room will be found aie dischargins of steamers ar,,
loading of ships
Charges fixed at very rates and aceommoda
on offered to the Merchants IN the city the Shippers
the upper II the wish of the ompnny eGua
the convenenees of the Alta tic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha dise invited
10 visit the premises.
Office. of Magazine and Lafayette streets, NewOr.
r. ] CASEY. Secondary
Reference. r. Geddes Price Frost & Co.; ]. w.
1t" nton Il Co.. r. F. Nichols les II
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No. 81 Camp street, New ORLEANS
IMPORTER
II RANDlES-Sazerac, 1875; Otard, Dupuy &
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DO MES TIC POR rs

ers CHA HiEsT0S AND IL AN A
4EGIXs Packet - United States Mail Line bcttseen
esnfa12s1s Charleston and RdUatd, Sdpannah and
aer West-The splendid steamship isABsii Capt. Rol-
Inns, 100 butthen, has resumed her ulaT
CHARLESTON Is. O. to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharesonSh and 22d of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the LIST and 18TH
PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. $40
Havana to Key West. so
Foi further particulars apply
NJ &. MORDECAl, Charleston, or to
L. J. HART " co. 79 Tchoupiloulas st. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
~ Passenger leaving Havana by tins ship can reach
baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phade oha III the time by taking tbs
steamship to those ports. do 3aw
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PERFUMERY, ETC,


tVs" We have inst received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS
COSMETICS, etc., offered in this city, Customers
and visitors respectfully invited 10 call and examine ony
stock which, we feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Floyers.
CoLoaNEs, from the French. German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS of every variety and odor;
PoMArUMs, from the manufactures of Iubin Dunnvtren
Roussel, and Others '
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description.
POWDER BOXES AND PUFFs; TOILET PowpER etc stc
iogether with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, Tooru BRrsurs
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES ETC.
~ rof sale at p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
'Y corner Camp and Grtvicr sts
DUtFlELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
o bbls Dutfeld's Hams:
g hhds do do DO 'su do
Landing ex steamer Georgetown and for sale hy
;oo r.. Al McALPIN
IaSo ~ Common st and Canal street Row
lME JUICES barrels pure Jamaica Lime
isls E,WooDS co. Pea ~. Amy.
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tFrom Mr., S. C. Hayes Of the rrn Of Br0oer Hayes &
Co.. Booksellers and Stdti01ers, No 1888 Market street
PhiiadeiDhid-January9 9. 1S47.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar Is Invaluable rene
dy il cured the worst of colds with me- If you wanl n Ger
dfcate will cheerfuy give one. s. G, UAYYs
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SHIPPING.


s.rsss. FOR CALIFORNIA. via tho lsthmus of
SIiINxs Tehuantepec and Vera CrnzIthe well known
szasss3szsk and favorite steamship ALABAMA, X. w.
Foster commander will leave the wharf foot of Grod
for Muatitlan. touching at Vera Cruz MONDAY, the
Sd March, at o'cock P. M.
RATES or PASSAGE TO VERA CRUZ AND aINATITLAN:
In Lower CABIN - w
cT $50 pounds baggage allowed each passenger Freight
81 cents cubic foot.
fg Passengers will have to provide themselves with
ports from the Mexican Consul.
r.y~ For freight passage, apply to
iel5 q. ]. MEEKER Il co. IS Poydras st.
n FOR CMAGREs AND SAN JUAN. Mica;
-6 QUEEN, (hurden 200 tons) Varny, master, is now
daily expected and will have the quickest possible dispatch
above. This vessel is fitted and furnished superior
and has excellent accommodations for cabin and steeage
passengers. For freight passage. apply to
jal4 VIM ]. DEWEY IS Gravier st.
"a. FOH SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rsgakqr
GfEE Llne-The AL coppered and fast ship II Al H
$3.50 DIN, Alfred Morse MASTER isnow loading as above,
and will have all possible dispatch. This ship is OF the first
class well found every respect For freight passage
apply to WIN. J. DEWEY, So Grayis. ST.
LIZ This ship will be consigned to the address OF Messrs
CLIFFORD CARR & Co San Francisco. d2S
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: = 7 VI o q 8 o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs,
Nos 242 and 2I4 1ch0upit0aGs street, NsD Orleans.
X EEP constantly on hand good supply of every
IA article IN the GROCERY LINE. such ms FLOUR,
BACON, BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE,TEA, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, FISH, etc. etc. in large small quantities,
suit purchasers. fy6 ly
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For EIEN POR rs.

EIGN PORTS.
a+ FOR CHAGREs DIRECT-To sail on TUES
AKNA DAY. 4th March, positvely-The Al fine fast
s<ses sailing regular monthly packet brig OCTAVIA
4. NJ Maiden, masters will sail positively above The
OCTAvIA handsomely fitted for The accommodation
passengers and will land her freight and passengers along
side the wharf Chagres thereby saving the delay and
pense attending boat hire.
fS This being the only regular established ne passen-
gers may rely upon meeting with no detention
For freight passage. apply boar, Lower Pcayune
Tier. JOHN ALEXANDER, "A Gravier ST.
eH~ Baggage free. mil"
SEra FOR VERA CRUZ-Fhe AL schr. BONITA,
go. j. Sbisa master. will sail in few days For freight
s' passage, having superior accommodations apply
to the captain board. Lower Pcayune Tier, to
te24 BARELLt IL co, 81 Common st.
ft4 FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER-The A ]
asf1E Siclian bark FRANCESCA, Vella master. will
be ready in few days to receive cargo for any port
in the Mediterranean. Apply
fen If BARELLI & co 81 Common st.
G4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The Sci.
EHME liam brig CAROLINA, Coras, master will be
.s ready TO load few days, and will engage Tor any
port in the Mediterranean. Apply to
fe27 If BARE1iIl & co. 81 Common ST.
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HoCk-Johannsb erger, Rudesheimer, ETC. etc.
sR Very superior Holland Gin; Scotch Irish and Mo.
npneahea WHISKY; French Cordas. Curacoa, etc. etc.
favorable TERMS ~
, tV Clubs and gentlemen furnished with choice Wines.
Brhndes ETC.. in small packages 10 order fs 6mos
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Dapis's SyrRp Gt Wid Cherry and 1ar-Ne wound call
attention 10 the advertisement OF this valuable medicine
other column. Several of its 5uary effects
under personal obseIyaon and therefore confidently
recommend il the aiicted.-Ei NJ J. Weekly YtSftar
end Tsnlperanek Ssntanel, (JrtnLor,) Fsb. g. ls4i.
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THEY HAVE COME!

tV ThOre persons who have been anxously waiting
for the arrival of our $ II RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS. respectfully informed that they have
at last hand and row ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and Guaranteed of superior quality Call
and them. For sale by
felO If P.L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Grayier sts
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Form of a Guarantee to accompany each hid.
The undersigned There insert the OF the guaranor
guaanor guarantees that There insert the bidder
names of bidders, as the be- his Cor the) bid
for carrying the mail from to be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into the required BY
the Postmaster General pursuant to such bid the first
day OF July next, with al least good and sufficient
ties, to perform the service proposed.''
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from ,, >. tffpens
PADuCAH, KY, June5 I8isMy stock of Cherry and Tia
Syrlp reduced 10 bottles and its popu Il
increasing. You would do well me another supply
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A. p. COCHhAx d 90,

n. z. COCHRAN d CO.,
GENERAL oomMIssl3s aMfEhIRsER HaSersS r cad NJ
have r awa imP on ban 9 FRUITS NUTS VINES etc.
CAROLINA SEED COW pEAs-5Oo busbsl, gem.
EIf! !ae. ,lm n 2rsi direct from Charleston;
ahMT dS6sln aa3P anti e sn pgrehasers
PEGAS BRAzL NUTS 'G al5 Pa a' sS5
gsEEEFSiEsE$I T. R ,s5}i' clsgER, bags,
Il SyTll,--2. baskets, pius and auars, "Pagnol;"
ec 5ose es &aS assa op swes,
anS 66iY Fo Wns av vaFGp' qualities
ANY bfSes qGp ss, bs 81 aG1
pr Az a, kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc. '''
f IN NE,S-in las and fancy boxes;
GHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets; ''e-'" '''''n''
sasAAaSak 6GsHh KEB 1 f, RSdns .,
d g: s::ss.99 qps Ne
Powder %an guarantee 5 hyperion
{ EMENT-2OOO bbls Newark, Denman7s and
ondo snd = store and landing from snip Oswego barks
jas DIN s sTR Is ife y co. las ommoD q,
PLASTER PARIS-30O bbls. Wotherspoon'S
jas 81 NswtIS n s ri y CO. Ia, commo, st.
T ,IME-l5OO barrels Thoniaston, in store and
jas 's' u T6H IN STROUD co. las Common st,
T. RANBERRlEs-15O pkgs, whole, halves and
jas 9nn' b n G ;sif RI f. &c s 40 and % Old
RUIIER-700 kegs prime Western 300 fir
s GR sPfH !" .'G'G 6 80 114 an e % s.
/ GLAND GIN pipes MeGer's Swan and
isls 'r Glass g Gi r., for sale by RM MGALPiE,
PLASTERlNG HAIR-la Aids, bbs, and
JOHN sTRoUDs co. las Common st.
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form TOR bud Uhere no change from ddUsTttSe-
ment is contemplated By tie 6idder.
81 Cor the may be- There write the or
in full of There the residence sencesl hereby
propose the mail route No from
often the Postmaster Generals advesene for
posals the dated January Is, 1851 requires in the
time stated the schedules contained in such advertisement
by the following mode Of convey ance wit there
how to be conyeyedl for the annual of There
write out the sum in words at full length.l'
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FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhdg of selected Figs, large and small drums received
steamship Ohio, being of the first and only cnrgo
of New Crop which has been received this season. By
w. l.. GUSHING Il co. So Common st.
Parties who have purchased arrive are requested
to receive the same from steamship Monday morning
s-S Also FOR SALE-FlGS in prime order OF The Old
LroD,
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MEAKNEss AND PAIN In TIE BREAsT.

PHILApk LPHIA June q 1871 highly recommend Dr..
Dsvss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
Of its virtues. My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain the bres the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time, and on all occasions the relief speedy as
the first place 1t is months has been
free OF the affection consider and recommend most
valuable medicine Its ening effect has been very
in addition relieving the breast. Swallow 70 Waer
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III The following satement is from worthy and vel
known citizen. Mr. Miar has been for several years n d.
rector OF The Public Schools and has held various offices Of
fhn ApELPHIA, September H. isip-A month or mora
since, was attacked with obstinate hackag cnngh which
resisted the remedies such paregorc aud 1n
and other ordinary medicines Dr. navss Command vy1r
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved few doses ant
tourths OF bottle entirely cured NV mother W it
troubled with an habua cough and has been In
sqnllls and paregonc, has been tsking Dr. Davs nedcn
lew days past, and her coug l moi half 40 had
before she commenced taking 1t. "a
THOMAS RittlAR, Al Race street
tW Sold Wholesale and Retail y The General ssnt. II,
the South and West j WRIGHT ~ ~ '''' 'o'
No. 1871 On es.Stres Ne,v I,ria,,ns.
Where all orders must be ad w." III
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CH ERRY AND ira Il.

IN OFFERING to the public this and valuabereuedy
1s,i ~ ESUWPIION BRONCHITIS, as 7is,'f4,
character and efficacy 1.-THE Medicine Numerous testino-
na may be mphc for distribution the agency.
winch sufferers ito obtain tmay be proper TO say
at Pr d. Is eminent practising physician OF twelve years
sthdng graduate of the University OF Pennsyv wanna.
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PHILApELPHIA, June =, 1851 feel free
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my ex erence
OF its beniieia effects IN my have been Tor
Tune past subject to attacks Ut splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last spr having
attack Of it, commended by acuu nance who
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup, try dso and
relieved by II N less than bottle Its apparent good
effects were immediate.
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PDRr CARSON, February 20, lsi?-Esssrs. Robinson,
Collins d Co.! am happy to inform you that think Dr,
Daviss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead up
In part of the country. | of it, and have halt
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for
Dluiss DtptrGBe Extract and J0Seph I)dptss BOrsc
Imminent, that have taken the liberty of writing for an
for the above articles agreeable you; II So please
write word and send dozen each, with large
show bills Respectfully yours. SAML. X. KgMPTDE.
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.TAR CANDLES-l0O0 boxes best Cincin-
- nau brands, for sale by
ia2s A, D, GRIEFF & co. IS, 10 and ~ Old I.sves.
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-
~ Bergasse. bordeaux, Madeira and Port Wines
Perlumeries Essences OF Roses;
Superior Sweet OIL etc.
In store and for sale by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
II. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENT.

TTNIIE miraculous cures performed by the Arabian ply
i scians in the days of DID, then looked upon
the result Of magic but since we have become intimate
with their history thus account for their surprising
power over disease. Their atfainments in the knowl-
edge of medicine the wonder of the age while
the time the science of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin to the rest Of the world ga seal
ed book; and in Botany they the jealous of
students In the beautiful groves which skirt the des
of Arabia, abound plants and odorons woods,
whence obtained those aromatic gums and fragrant
basams of which this incompatible linment is com
posed and by whose stimulating, unctious penetrating
and Anodyne properties it is, when applied insantane
ousIy ditfsed through the whole system, aay
ing the intense pain in the incredibly short time of
10 Is minutes. Its action is prompt, powerful and eff
fectua without the least danger. peneraes the flesh
bone reaxes contracted cords restores to limbs
which have been palsed for years. causing the shrveled
flesh grow and rich blood to circulate through its
veins. ..."
The subscriber has hand small supply.
May 81. L. MASON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
miscellaneous
ST. k)SEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED ny THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN:

.4dout eight miles from Dubuque
vnIIE situation of this academy is beautiful and pctnr
improve s constitution and to impart new vigcr to me
mind. The course of education comprises, orthograPiy'
reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, composlu1n e.1
cutien, geography, Of the globes algebra, rlen.
history sacred and prfane; chronology, mythohss,
any, chemistry astronomy, music piano vnrI &C.
&C.; drawing, plain and ornamental needle woih, "
/ The sisters embcdy i'm their educational COURSE a
that may be found useful in modern Improvement, .u
which may tend O refine the and to dcveiope the
natural resources of the mind. They endeavor TO com
bine morality and literature SO that each may happh!
They study unite with the ordinary course OF ednca
ton refined and the more necessary accomplish
ments Of the mind being fully rs',aded that mere
scientific education becomes pedantry unless &C
companied with graceful address, with that ease ana
elegance of manners which always hespeak lgy cui-
tivaed mind, and which are found, next {" virtue, me
most noble endowment of the mRd-tfc most PrecIu US
ornament of the female character
Young ladies of every religious denomination are al
nittcd into this academy where especial care Is taken
that influence bas's their religious principles b'lt
otde, Cor tn good sovernm mt OF every
institution. they wu be required 10 observe the ordinary
regulations of external WORSHIP
Those forms and ceremonies so mach priced and prac
tic in polite soci ~ ar strictly ncucaed; yet is
taken prevent these necessary MES from dcsen
Grating into those exravagant complim nts which have
neither meaning in their form, sincerity in their pre-
tensions
The system of education pursued in this accademy
calculated to remove that painful disgust generally eA
perenced ny young minds IN the pursuit OF Their studies
aud rend those studios rather recreation to their
pills than a disagreeable task or tircsome duty.
No exertions spared ny the sisters to mpar to the
minds of their pupils ,uc; of information
shall prove, in after life, in, aluabe treasure socie
ty undrainable OF pure delight To themselves
and remove them from that dangerous intercourse which
vacuity of mind render highly agreeable 70 the unedu
Gated.
Board and Tuition per annum 500 OC
Extra:
Washing per annrm. OC
| Music and use Of piano per uuarter 10 OC
Guitar per quarter, 10 W
Astronomy and use of glc5cs, Philosophy Chem
| istry and Botany, OC
Drawing and painting, 5 0C
French, 0C
| PAYMENTS mast be made IN adrancc.
Persons residing at a distance requir> to have
| responsible agent in the city of Dubuque
| No reduction made in the of children being with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter unless in
cases of sickness.
All letters to he directed (post pa) to Mother Mary
Frances Clarke, ST. JoseplIs, Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
Drlles, &f.
Il M ASON

Sign Of the Good Samaritan,
INVITES the attention OF his customers to
the following articles received by late arm
vals
STERN OH. for parlor lamps that will not congo
Prepared COCOA from Rakers well known establisi-
Mt.
Prepared CHOCOLATE. s-
CORN STARCH of Kingsord manufacture.
HEcKERs' Farina
CoLoGxE, at ST. per quart, ofsupcrior quality.
RosE WATER double distilled and fine favored.
PEARL POWDER. ..E| ....
ALABAsrER powder r. ..
WnErHERI's premium Lily Whits
CHALK BALLS Tor toilet
RosE POWDER ..... ..
POWDER PuFFs ..a.
TAYLoR's transparent soap
+" CLrystilinc wash balls
kEsAN soap
OLA RuSN Windsor soap
SAND SoAP Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
MILITARY sHAyINc SOAP
SHAyTNG CREAM of various kinds
VAREGArEp SOAP; white soap; CASTLE soap .r ..
TIE attention of Ladies respectfully solicited to rs
following articles: . ..
PEEI's liquid solder for china
ToeTH RRrsHEs of every variety tf
Charcoal PASTE for the teeth ..E-.
EXTRACT Vanilla; tAtraCt nutmeg; extract lemon
PoMAoEs of every variety Ok marrow Of various style
HAuEL Eau Lustrad novaO |.