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The New York herald., 1851-10-16
sOCIE tx mEE rINGs, ETC.

NOTICE THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF LAST
~ Thursday night will be held Tonight at lS5 Churcl
street tTeIrenee hal at oeoet, tor considsring th
left under discussion last
meeting colortd citizens we'll residents OnwarC
tie our eountersign.' By order Of the board,
J. q. f., Secretary pro ten.
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C0PARTHEnsHIP soTIOxs.

y N.s 49,
DiSsetuIi9N-IHE co.PARTNERsHIP or BoUcE
shiIH has been dissolved By the mutual eonsent
Hs Unsettled sfsirs ~ W nnifCclrs nifcls :" arrange
NV loRE. Oct g. 1861. ANppEV surru
j. Smith. WV W" ''.ne " nhare"
DissoiuTioN OF coPAKTEERsHIP.-THE PART
hershp heretof.re existing between j. X Herrick ane
.M. hmss under the tim Of j. X. Herrch a Co is this
ey ansolved ~ mutual consent. The sHars Of
hin VII be sesled By Isaac Ames, who will continue the
ovsness m for merly ATS John street. j. X. HGRRICK.
Ne" ior' oosooer y 1881. ISAAC AhBs.
DIssor. lion OF coPARTNERsHIp.-Tns rrRx
~ d Ninder \ ingelbreeht Patent Agents. No. 2jT
Dr'sd"sy' h This day Dissolved ,. mutual consent
WIN IA. WfNDEH.
rsw 1oRk Dot Is, lS5l THEO. y. ENgELDRECHT
ne will hereafter be conducted BY Eugelbrecht
hoover, At NE above location.
oIIck-1BE Co.PARrNERsuIP HEREroroRR.
esstinf unSer the and style Of Merrill Cilmor
F" THIS day dissolved b mutual consent. (sisned.J
q II. MEkkILL.
s.,,.-x.,-,, go, CHARIlS n gTLHOR
~. bv.n,ss will be carried at the old stand asq rui
srset opposite Washington market by q. hi Merrill
ossh. "'e"'' 'sn ps nnsSS.usfsp"r
PAHTFER WAEIED-wITH A CAPITAL OF sra0p
:. good utabshed business In this city Address G.
,h once with the real Signature time and place
rhere On interview mag be had.
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"A man may be known by the comp.rv

ne heep sd with you see person coming cut of the
tre ~ fulton street Ina tiy him down
or gsnttmnn, even lie hasn't sf Enoxs
nimssbe sh hsss surmountinr his Uranium Hts hats are
hhn"some IN appearance a they are lasting in
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

ers to an advertsemen in another column large
ofFurniturs 20 be made this day the srxe tne
Chinese Buildings. $50 Broadway, by MessrS j. l. Van
dewater Co., of Wall street.
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VINO would suffer from Germs, when, by
senS TO the Bootmshsrs Union kassu street they
Purchase pair Boots that they Danish
pain OF these dsressrg evils and with graceful that
own feet ~ ~ ~ ~
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French Boots.-Just recsivsd, gentlsmen's
French Waterproof Boots. of the quality and will bs
sold very chs.p vholesaie OF retail and any in want
will save Al Of hfty per received 800 psrs light
French Calf Boots, and will DO sold cheap, at M Broadway
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luhrcaes heals ith throat
hrCass dry hard cough, relieves distressing asthma. and
70 the throat aud lungs healthy unknown
feercs. The Etoye assertions proven by certh
Gates r the greatest Of the and besides ~
has snod the test Of time Mrs JERYIS Cold Candy
sold ty Mrs. w. Jervis SO Broadway sad by druggists ge
nerally
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the puri c0ntemplation Of nature. and in
spring Of truthful ndveualty the staeness
and body-shall mar the clean doorsi Of the temple in
which paid in faith to the holy purpose
herbs as minterng quality to the sick Mrs. JERVIS
Cola Candy composed Of those herbs and sold Ars
W Ns 30 IrOhdWaY
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THE MILITARY.


TTENTION, VOLDHTEERS--THE MEMBERS OF
the First Regiment New York Volunteers requested
toEeet.tthe Mercer Rouse. this day. at9 o'clock
DARK clothes aud glazed for the purpose Of ATTENDING
the funeral OF the late Lieut.. X. II Floyd. BY order
Z. N BRowTR sec'y. M FAIRCHILD.
SCARFF GUARDS, ATTENTION.-rHE MEMBERS OF
- the above Compa@y Ted to meet at Centre
hGritt Drill Room on THURSDAY the 10th instant at
der of N FAIkCaILD. { ON ma "A liant.
U. KING, Sc :retary.
AIRY B0WARD GU RD.-T8E MEMBERS OF THE
Harry H9Hsrd Guard hereby LOtised TO attend o
meeting OF the to be held at the Crystal No
Grand street, Thu'sdsy evening October ,h make
for their annual tsrget excursion order
r., LAkk Chair nan pro tenn.
l.. WTLsr Secretary.
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keilogG's Fall style or Hats, now ready.
Aleo nlse sh assortment Of boys aud chdrens Beaver
~, sns s ~. car be found in this city Velvet and
Nv. sLL0oO, t2s Canal street
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNIVERSARY GRAFTON
"A VIII be delivered the Broadway Tabernace this
evening at halt past o'clock, by Dr. Charles
o Boston Tickets gratis ~ be had at the Clerks desk
|asde GARDEN or any OF the managers Of she Fair.
WILL An IA Ill, Chairman.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary of Mansgers.
TMPoRTANT LECTURES TO oGEETLEyEN.-DK HoL-
lick the well known author and lecturer will commence
ntw series OF his celebrated select Lectures on
Physology na tie ur gin of Life, Monday October 90
In Hope Chap broad way at half past teyen o'clock
illustrated by beautiful collection odes
and pantpss This lecture wi be which tickets
may be obtained for the to be delivered three
following days and sheh will contain all the discove
ries before planned in public he series for
ladies' will also commence at o'clock Monday
During his stay, Dr H. will remain at the Actor House
TTEIvtRslTY OF NEW YORK-MEDICAL DEPART
~ mentThe introductory Lectures Session 1851
W. Will Tuesday, october Nst half past
o'clock Pm, in the College building in Fourteenth
street between Irving place and the Third avenue the
Glowing cider tuesday Professor Draper; Wednesday
Professor Post Thuaay, Professor Cymer Friday Pro
tssor Be dford Saturday Professor Paton pr eson
and public are r,epeettully invited to attend.
JOHN W. DhAPEk, n. ID =, President of the Faculty.
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the piripg Niagara Falls the
for hrs. JEkYlS' Cold Candy People smile call
it "a mere candy, out has eomingled with the sugar
which is Used to make the medicinal properties
as dgr fed pliety, and as happy connection Of
lures herbs human mintraton ever applied 10
pulmonary complaints Sold by Mrs W. Jervis No. 1856
broadway.
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Court Calendar for This Day.

u = DISTRICT CoURr-Nos IL to II, SO Is, 10, /, q
srPsEME CoURr- --GsNERAL TERM.-Nos q, rs, "a, 81
IL. AZ, IS, 40, 81, 100, le3 So 54, 55, Sc.
Crncuir CounTNos o4s $40. 4O3, 53l, 657, 65S, $50
tG0 col, 6o3 665 cd, 2s0, COZ, 65S
CoshoS Pleas Part l--Nos. ISL, 759, go 773. 775
~. is3, e1 'sl, 7e3, 7y5, 797, 7s9 SOL, SOY Part
"a 42 7ii 40 7td, 7os, 7eo, 1872 IA 77S 77s $780,
SUPEaioR CoUEr.-(For two branches Mos 95, lo3,
l63, l64 A. 13o rs, 70, O. 1875 I59 ~, 1885, 1873 2D2
200 Is. 30. g. 91 us, 20 %, pa, 2l6 2l7 2ls 20
22l, DO, 2.3, 22i, 225, 2l6, 227. 2ss 219.
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to enable 1t to exc out the few short years that re-
main to it, 1t is no presumption, We think, to say
that Kossuth was not much disturbed when he
heard ofAis being hanged in this very Pick wiskisn
style by his cowardly, coptemptibls and dsstsrdly
enemies. Kossuth still lives; and, five are not
much mistaken, the STRIPPING at the head of the
house of Hapsburg win yet feel the force of his
strong right arm when the proper time arrives.
In commercial respect, the news by the Allan
I'll, is not Of much consequence. Cotton had expe-
rienced slight decline, and corn had improved in
price and was in good demand. For the details of
the news, We r. fer our readers to our columns.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16


q Z REWARD LOST. ON THURSDAY, THE 9TH OC-
RO toter in the quarter befVre o'clock Hudson River
karosd ears, between Chambers street Sing Sing
silver Net Pure, with short silver chain sttached
rring sm AL The absve reward will be
paid delivery Of the with its contents the
Of Il. Prince, 81 Wall street.
g ,REwARD.-LosT. ON TUESDAY MORNING
c last in Trent street, Brooklyn small black
white Dog ofthe Prince Charles breed. Hli
cellar on which Was ngraved the owners Any
reurnirg the same to e Front street. Brooklyn, will receive
the above reward.
Il osT-oN sATi RDAY. THE nth INST, AT THE
II American Museum, blue purse, containing SIS ir
god aud bills Any person returning IL to 73 Grand
will be suitably rewarded.
4 osT.-TWO SAFE KEYS IN OR ABOUT CASTLE
IL Garden. The tnder will be literally
turning them Immediately to 30 John street. Of Cole
street, N Y.
I osT-oN WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I5rH. A SMALL.
H blue and gold enameed Locket The sder viii be lilo
sraly rewarded By leaving the samo at Jalea Hotel No.
Warrington plscs
I osT-oN TUESDAY NIGHT, lgrH INST, By THx.
IL prson who Of the the American Ho tel
Broadway black Opera Glass, made by W. Callahan Corn
bill Ionden The finder will be literally rewarded BY leAv
ing II at l9S Pearl street
I osTETnIs MORNING, BETWEEN BROADWAY
- nnd sihth avenue, In Bleooker street. Lsdy'a small
Geld watch 1ho lady was walking and In a stage Ths
tndet Will be literally rewarded, by returning to No.
Maiden lar e. at the whip store
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POLITICAL.

N NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN SEE
4l sion at Tammany. from A. n. till r. H., till 18th
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Notice..
OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIS RAILROAD Co. I
NeMOTiaars. Apr II. 1873.

A T Meeting Of the Board Of Directors, it was
Resolved That public notice be given by the Company
that in conformity with the rules alesy adopled and made
known it shah not hold itself responsible Tor loss, dam
sscept when resulting from accident during the actual
sbn % s III III nj ne o bs sbnSs
ignee, from the very moment It Il lnlosded.
d11 II J. NEvIIalAE, SecPctaU.
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REMOVALS..

r REMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and Carrolton Railroad Company has been removed
No. IL BaTOnne street. na
u EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. CORES has removed his
office and residence from 7 4i4 Magazine, next door
TO the corner Ot Edward street. d3 ly
u EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ tae of Nachez has removed No. l44 street.
pal Church. mo 3mos
r EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
~ has removed from No. ii ST. Charles street to No.
Camp street, up stairs. ms 1y
y REMOVAL--JosEPH H. PALMER & Co. have
removed from 50 Gravlsr No. FCamp street,
above Gravier. $50 6m
p EMOVAL-D DR.. McKELvEY has removed
IL his Office to No IL Carondee between Canal and Com
mon streets. n4 3m
ID pEMOVAL-HUTCHINGs DAGUERREoTYPE
IL removed the of Canal and Chartres
sreet-rhe finest Portraits in the world taken this
tabshment, at prices to suit the times. Call and En-
trance No. "a Canal street nj 3mopt
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PUMPs AND BATHlNG APPAKATl 3, &c.
oHM HrMH r, ,MGCARTY, PLUMBrK, No. 1874 CAMP
THOMAS ATKINS.

MATRASS MAKER AND UPHOLsTERER, No.
Of az descriptions Hair and Moss MATRASSES, whole
sale and retail. EF SHIPS and STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS
supplied on the most reasonh bio tenn. mhl2 1y
MADAME fORk-This celebrated PHILOSOPHER, As.
l o0gst and PhysOg nOmst and of the Egyptian
Oraces q Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
OF New Orleans that she will remain the city for
shor time, and may be consulted in any Of the above
sciences u her Office, No. S ravier street. between st.
Peter and ST. Paul Madam Y If desired, will give
chronological Charts with admeasuremen Of the bead
tsmpsrsHsnt, ete. Consultation t1. uu12 Gun
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NEW ORLEANS,
~ sa I lIsi 80 Izlsi{'S.s - -.
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN.
PONTCHARTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY


Un Sunday the Cars leave every hour from Clock A. H.
t An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
j. W. SMITH, Superintendent.
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SADDLERY. ETC.

OADDLEk / Ell.
Newark, N. J. sADDLERY Warehouse.
A ANDREW e. BULL Z co. No. Is Canal
sss;:s sss:.;
Of of Saddle B.ss: M,Insas T%p. whH ssi9s h.
80 sm daW " ANDREW G. BULL CO.
ss.sas. d f.; Ms:s,;s: Ts: :,:ad: II;
o'n'l i%iIz;tssEE iiI;tsE ksEAss, e. 49,.
NE fps F T ssSsl o Il s1 4ad
as Trade nsss sss' w': ffs a
Military Goods.
ns: sss. STfs'sa sss:sas. ss. III Se,s .ss e..
%s's'B Fass. B1nSs: BSotiSss etc. as's' and
f:o. as and soa. q T:ns..ns. wo.1
p,s &. II Asa Rsss.. so. sf .s
Steam fSsfj1s b s GsiHh %GFcGRE XII " ff;
s With 1ss, nss or they % yin S it,
SADDLERY STORE-SM1TH Y BROTHER
~ 50 and 81 Commoa strset. New Orleans. "a
es, for m ,s, Ias the the m most =. sSmpsts as,omsn. Of
sADpLEs-Mors than 800 varietie. Of English. Amer
Gag f: ss saddle
"a Brides. Bride Filings. Martngals, Girths Surcn
gles, Stirrup Leathers. Extra. Reins Hitch Reins
80 hf's,i IL Gssceaeh. Gig and Buggy Ha.
al qualities Wagon and Dray Harness. complete OF parts
collars. Day and Wagon Saddles, Hames Blind Bndles and
Plantation Gear of every description NNENNN
>, ,TRUNks-Packins Trunks. travelling A44
and finish. - h1el4S
SADDLERY HARDWARE, sADDLERs. HAR.
NESS, SHOE MAKERS TOOLS and FINDINGS OF
every DESCRIPTION. COACH TRIMMINGS.
LEATHER and Sk,NS-Skirtmg, Harness, Birdie. Sole
and Band Leather; Ul Top Sides and Hides; Enameled
Sides and Hides Patent Ieathers Of all qualities coor
Bag Hides and Sides Pad skins: Wool Skins Hog Skins
SKINS all eolors and qualities; Chamois and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
q 4 B; are Agents for the sale of the Paten, india
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands. Ako the Patent Stretched
Steam Packing and India Rubber Clothing, Of all kinds
Band Rivets, Lace and Band feathers, ETC., etc.
di7u SMITH Il BROTHER, so and 81 Common It.
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.
VeaC Book Store.

SVE1V nOOK StOTGs
No. Sc GIaxier street.
~ JOHN BALL, Agent receiving and opsnins At ths
above large and valuable Stock Of Law. hsics Thssg
cal. School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books
ALSO the and stechs Of staonssJ
ever brought to this city. consisting in par Of
snssh Cap and Lr raps Nss fapsrA
and Envelopes MATCH f4i
ouil Psn Ink and article usually kspt BY s,a-
tionefs. l.s
stock ofPapisr haehss very large and sissan
censsting sf 81
Writing Ds'E' P'f'lio'. Albums. sanda Work ss.s. Level
Cases, etc., etc.;
superior lot sf Gold Silver, Toos Shell N,reeco and Fancy
Ports Aonnaies, Gold Pens. etc.
nm stock lsasss and sempls,s. and all nav and
a tsnd. 1:se and ssI ~ puss mi =: =.
.alns nem mat he viii . them Good. At very es price, on
STATlONKRY AND BLANK BOOKs,-We tele
"a s5s pubic iRs ssssssis h.t 4sa 70 , g zl
eSw sssrn seesabA.hsd ss 81 our old stand NJ; %
'if fie R'sp::sf :ss A x
% sau,h ". ssos soaps is. nv: ssa . 49, g:
a .,o 8" " 'S'obssos ARnsraosis, ss.s.=: s.s: -.
STATIONERY CORSON 4 ARMSTRONG. .
ss Ssoa :os sSssS al i .a
N xSifS SSsg AZ; s!SSS5
order. their @ 70 on aock q fAFkks '. =
s, s,e s. cofsos AaAsrRoses sS;::,:;:: S:ss -:
sEYMOUR Z BRo..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROC4D6, q
Nos. 2A3 sad 344 zsAespitosiss street. NsuOslssns
KEEP constantly on hand good supply & every
sAg5s s5iif r 6ff II sd2
MOtASSEs. FISH, stn &c. N laass = 80 aasayitiss
PEANUTs.l00 bags flssh Pssnuls, II ssors.
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SEED, FLORIST AND PLANT STORE
- Cor. CusToMHogsE STREET AND ExcnANexSs n
PLACK-.Nnrsery, Poland street-JOHN GREEN -NlLJ
FIELD has received the Ohio steamer fresh NE
supply OF GARDEN AND AGRlCULTURALTS1
at cheap rate.
ess - j. G. has for sale splendid collection of the
5,AGarden OF j. A. Fryer, Esq. This valuable stock
OF Plants consisting Of Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees
shrubs Greenhouse PIants ETC., great variety, has been
Tor some yenTs by expensive personal travels
offered for SALE without reserve giving gentlemen op-
portnnty oil supplying themselves at moderate prices.
CF Specimens al the Seed stone. NIL tapos
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATlS, sc.
IOHN McCARTY, PLUMBrR, No. Ial CAMP
a., srREEI n New Orleans, has Just received anew
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc., etc.; GN
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. IN
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead WORK
of every description. Ship Steamboat work promptly
put up and Repaired All orders nrnmptly attende to-
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~ Saloon and Restaurant for Ladies.
The subscriber. grateful for the patronage -. .4NnA
which they have experienced at the WHITE IXS
and desrous Of its continuance have greatly embe
llshed Their establishment On SATURDAY 18th November
at clock P N: they will open New ESTAURANT
~ ASALOoN on the second.story OF the same
NNllXh house, No. A st. Louis street.
3A#Y This Saloon. decorated BY the best artists
A., fN q this CITY, unltss elegance to comfort. Ou
Wines are choice NN''' VI o'S" 'e"''A' 0''u ''e
k The public is invited on Saturday next to psrtake OF
splendid LUNCH, by which this Saloon will be opened
MS ON 3. VlOSCA h co.
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DRY GOODS.

JOSEPH H. PAL0E0 y co.
MO II CAMP STREET, oasss 70 deail lnys aDd aEssA
N stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS smbsactnGs
foreign and American.
some Of the leading articles nsnsd bsSv.
WOOLRN GO019, Enbnens I'm me1j1a an1 ~
sanets blue black and fancy; Meno Castnu; ke1tss1Y
colors all Wool and half Wool Printed Mssines sn
Shavls many Norhssn EaaRn kays I'D
Ln.sy.i real Kentacty aad Georgia Wed Ei.i NJ fvl.y
clothes white and all colon Maslnav Biaskss; He DaA.
kes Weighing lbs Saddle Banke; fns md css ID an4
Crib Blankets, etc. etc ETC.
COTTON GOODS. Brown snd blsashed 6Assti10B Gn&
6hnEn, Of Brtish and American make Of q1aly an4
and width, from to yars vids, Cotton Oabm1 = ~ ms
popular brands North snd South Prinssd cslieo:s
embracing Ch:st PLAID. Stripes I1elasf D:si.s = ce
variety; Cotton Hosiery Goods full aastmati 61ghas
great variety Of English Scotch aaf Hsueh; Cale, J1eo
net, Mill, sviss and Book huslius; Dp Lawn; Chssss6
Muslin, etc.
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Stipod, Riax
and Watered Black 6iks Sill nosences and oeao
vevet; Handkerchief aud Cn ladss and
silk and Satin vesnss; Bonnet Csp, Nssk an4 Dsk 1es5
tes and coIors Mahair Lusres; Canton CIehs, -.
LINkW GOOD6. Dssu Linn, in whns an1 - Dtpe1s
Bed L mems. Table Linsus and Tcvsisi Linsn
and 6ne, ETC. etc. " n
~ With m,ny othe. article, usual our line Il bsna
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EDUCATION.

NM TEACHER OF MUSIC. -
~Mxs. y. .CAMPgELL. Teachsr Of hls-
sic on Piano Forte and Guitar, receives pupils
~ at her residence No. m Barsnne stzeet. ee- -
the sciencs Of Music. Fries 9s hr twelve - ys
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Rsoe
Il as. BY Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELI. uGoH
CarrOllton Episcopal Female 0sHinaxys
1--WE miles fsm New Orsans and 100 yards bsysad
x nus Of the N. y. and Cafrsltsn RsilFsad
REv'D ELIJAH GUON, Rector. and fTsxsipsi Of the EngA
REv'D CAAs H. wlLLiAAsoN. Pri.esai sf The Er..sA
Mas. CLARA D. n. GuIoN Pri.cpal sf ths Musiea D.
Ths 1T. REv'D LEoNIDAs POLK, D. D.. viii ssseeis,
exercise vasral supsrsasa Of The gsnsra ais tbs s
nary.
This Instutisn fer ysune ladies' hs
banchss Of complete Christian sducas viii BE- spensd
reception Of boarding pupla MONDAY, Nsvsb 4h foee
the elegant and spacisu hanson formerly Known the 4a
House. and recently the rssdsncs II Dr. j. L. Ridds; pa
sauty situated IN the healthy and retired q Carrs.
the bank o. ne river and accessible hm New Oss
The for soar Tuition English. and Vocal
Music and Washing sl0o per sf ..n1lsumsataA
Musc including Of Instruments 90 Drsvn9 o1S
Pupils will fumsh their shssts caasa.
NAPKINS and fsrh The ether "
ne netu,ien Al psymeEts will bs rsqurdssrtv ard is
Visits the pupis tAs PARMA saA
apart for the reception Of vato No rscevs eandAy
Rgcn Ihs eshop and Clergy Of ths Prusssssnt kpsespal
-. 1850. ~ -ls : - ~ IN :
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ROOTH Il STEVENSON'S Patent BRICK
~. ~ MACHINES-Tbe undersigned ia now prepared to e.
hb the operation Of the above machine which has he ca
pacy to mix Morer and mould Twenty -four Bricks per
minute with the labor of three hands and two horses and
~ he applcatl9n OF steam power will mould with any de-
s1ea sapa Persons wishing 70 purchase the night for any
parish N the state do and be supplied with Machines
Dy sppynE during this week, from H.. the Office
q Messs Ward Merritt, Lumber Merchants corner OF
Baronne and St. Joseph Streets where the undersigned may
oy found. [jalll L. ARTHUR.
nlSSECTING GASES. Just received per
- steamer Philadelphia, dozen Dissecting Cases. best
Quality Medical Students and Others call and
~ n L. MASSEY. corner Camp and Grav.r SITS.
OST-A note drawn BY E. j. Hart & Co, in
~ favor OF E. l. Hvams. dated 3d August. 1850 and pay
able in March, 1851 amount twelve hundred dollau Pay
ment has been stopped and the public cautioned against
negotiating it, suitable reward will be paid for its delivery
to-, N T. hxpAMMs; %
T OST BOOKS-Taken from Judge Bulard,.
- office, No. II St Charles street, at intervals last aum
mer and fall and within few days past hs ene - al
La REPORTS, containing 10 volumes. with the name oi
BuLLARD" written on the back Of each Per.ous know
q the ofhce where they may be found ALo-S PETERS
TWENTY DOLl.Aks sREWARO-Ransway from
4 the subscriber, the 18th Of MAY ast muatto =
BOY " the name OF Bonke. about Is yoars DID, ~
stout built lie had when he left blue blanket Il
coat and wool hat There bald places on his AN
neaG gccdsoned by bum when achd. lie has also
Ga nS ieeead hs s tour feet sx inches hgh hand
r.! ad boy g lodgs him in jail. and give information -
ward. losa aml ROBERT MoALPlN.
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MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
4V4 the public that, having opened and thoroughly
renovated the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. Is Canal IA
Mlatey occupied by Mrs Shal) she now prepared II
to offer every accOmm0dation, to both uansient and -
permanent Boarden that paine and procure
NewOreans. November 8. 1850. MA lyos
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Two families and several gentlemen can
- be accommodated with board No. 2S Common st.
between ST. John and -. Peter streets. O.5 3mIps
ROARDlNG-In Central Locality-A num-
~ ber Of Gen,lemen with without famhes can be &C.
reasonable terms, by MRS. MARY F MORTIMER,
TO RENT-Very low to a good tensnt--The fne large
Store under the above Boarding .house, "a 3mos
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

HOlELS, RESTAURANTS.
PLANTERS HOTEL-This time -honored and
fashionable establishment, having undergone con. 49,.
siderable alterations and repairs during the past sum- M
mer now IN superior order for the accommodation Of IA
the pubic whoss patronage the undersigned would
most respectfully solicit. promising that exertOns shall be
able His rates follows:
Board and Lodging in the Public Department per day. u 50
Board and Lodging in the Ladies or Family Depart
ment, according to the Room occupied, irony 25O
The BAR Room and sHop i;o hi, rs
ton heretofore, annoying to Ladies entering the establish
men have been changed, and the entry the Hotel 10
tered as to make agreeable and pleasant Its believed thai
when The prices and compared with those
Of other houses the Planters Hotel will not be surpassed by
any 9ther establishment in the city.
nls 3m NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor.
MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
w The subscriber respectfully invites the patronage -
OF the TRAVELLING L PUBLIC, confder that he fE!.f
can supply the wants of the Transient isitors :;I
q Montgomery well any of his comp ,itOn, ssH
ihose VINO are going returning from. the North
Obtain MEALS AT ALL Hours, to suit the aniyA md depar
ture Of the railroad and steamers. fine cur horse
OMNIBUS constantly in aendan convey passengers
to and from the boats TO the fse of charge The
Communications are equal to any other establishment in the
town, and, being reduced rate offer additional INDUCE
ments to the Travelling Public. The best Stewards Cooks
and Servants engaged and paine will be spared 10
render The stay OF Visitors pleasant and agreeable.
dlu dGWu L, A. ABERCROMRIE