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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
LORINZA BRYANT AND SHERWOOD
BRYANT5s HEIRs. kXPARTE

LORINZA BRYANT AND SHERWOOD
BRYAHT'S HEIRS, EXPARTE
TY virtue Of decree uf the fprlI County Court r
ID Davidson county made al the March Term ls q n The
gu"vs cause, viii, SAIL HuA IIih DAY ar r-tl
1857, AZ New hrersye, She LeIauun Pike s1ro- t1
public sale 10 the i ghCs bcder s2tE ght Acrls u Lan
Distr Ct No. 2, bounded ~ follows, Cumm-nrrr
N0uh-t Of the Homestead Tract on h4 M
Of james Buchuuan decd ana 40 The conner OF the
tween J. hu baIr ded, aud Sherwood BrvHuc. decd
Buchanan and bryauts line Us poles 20 stoke, thence
right aug lies eth said Lane line South 5] poles
line between Thnmas Everest, deed, sad yunt tenrs
East along said Everrts ard BryaEts line % g poles t
sake the line 81 said blIir decd and 3ryaut
Decd thence NOHh along said asi mentioned le 5 oes
he brgiuniug AMI also ab Eight Acres in - rama
nvighD0rhoUd. W3 also sen ut tLs me su faca W
diownE descrbo nrgrJrs7 % sl Juua and chd, 3athaJ
William aud LsElder-
IrssIs-Ths Land viii be sold Z and 9 wears credit
with approved security takeu. and lem rstaued
For The Negroes, on--Jhrd cash the lasce u uof lbs,
wiki good security viii be required.
East q SHANE, FELtA X. CHEATHAlL
Atfya petitioner. fmr1u--d. .rr.'fs-e.n .n.#
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= Der AangIng,
Ia gs! RAGS!

WILL pay cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered at y Rag Store the Northeast corner OF Inc
square. WoGiisu and SIX Rags not wanted
dec25-a VS., WHITEMAN.
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Mammoth Livery Stable.
Gs1Ek o eE1Es

~ w. SUMNER & co.. would respectfully inform
W. citizens Nashville az Ihe surrounding county,
that they purchased the Livery Stable Msre street,
second door from Church msry Kept By J. J.
they will be pleased the old customers and a.
many new patrons choose We have large stock
The Saddle and Buggy osto b. found whlc1 We
can recommend the pebble a. large G. W SUMNER,
flp9t-tr g.. y. DAVIS.
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AUENUY FUlG BUCATI G. LAND VAR.
MANIe IN TIE NORIm W.T.. -

w B. STOKES will leave between the Isfand cafi o.
" April next for the purpose OF oCatHz Land Warrants
and investing money il Lands and Town Lots Hle
Of Iowa. sud Terri ul MulesuLa he e1pucs vs
all parts oi that stats end Ierlr and the cuuut around
Lake Superior Cy, and ne proposes Oh invest money
lands and locate others at the lO pCe or
cents al 10 percent investments Boz land and
town properly, All who desire 20 bis services
will addrssshim az Liberty, Dskal5 county Tsnuessss
Thts will be his second trip % the Northwest or the purposes
above mentioned, and h0 promises 30 give prompt end ig
liant attention 20 all business that may be consigned hia
l.LaI-a lLm
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Silks,

At our SIX Counter win be found everything New
DesHabe H. this rranch OfOur business Intend excel
tjhene Founced EObes-beauuful,
Brucade do do do
Cheek do do d.
Beautiful Six Robes for Evening,
kich Chene SiIss,
TaIrts JardnieFe,
Chene stripe Silks,
Plaid and Check 81 k5, AL grades,
Plain silks, all colOrS,
rich Armure,
PouH de SOTs, all eOlOrs,
Rich More Antique,
Gro de Nap Narseliae and all kinds OF Trimming SIX
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LIMBENI DO WUEh
THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumber
Business and respectfully s0lcit orders from Ru I-rs
and Others needing any tbng lin our line. Fhey one ur
the Cedar forests u Wilson county, and pared 10
furnish auy kud Of Lumber, either o. Cedar or
Tbeir Depot is 80 the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders Lumber may BE- addressed ths undermined t
Gadssvils, Wilson Co. Tenn- or len vita Ar DtFur. al
Depot hlhkPAIklJk, =, DEEAAON SIMMONS.
isn17-57-dIy. KIRKPATRfCK & Glass
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CUAS, ROBEggTSi5iY

(lata Of JIG. & q. Robertson Broad str8et)
TOEFECTIONEE AND CANDY Manuiacfurer and
1 dealer m Fruits. Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco. TOYS ard
Fancy Articles Generally. No. H. Market street opposite
Morris StraitDus would respectfully iBrm ihe citizens
Of Nashville and surrounding community that be b. per-
mgneuty Ccltsd in the above business, and W0ud bl
pleased 10 receive share 81 public ra.rgceBs
~ Particular attention paid 10 orders IRON he country.
dgC7-1v
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NJ = III. ~ - ~ u " IL
GROUND, situated n the beautiful village Of EdgeEec
mile from the city OF Nashville, and fronting th- Goa
Iauu Pike Fuh3riaud ard HObs0n strert- s pr1hrb.
Of The most beautiul places n Davidson ouuy. al
would make very desirable residence rsusnan o.
fortune 10 also we'll situated % fu fug frfs
having about six thousand Get Of fronts My object ss
tng n buiid upon less valuable porti7E o my aads
feb20-ddtwlm ST. HOB-ON.
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IT0LU FbAos
7OCO Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
800 . Gold
And all other articles usually found in 1eWelry Establish
enfs Mercbsns PeddIers and the citizens generally are
invited 10 ca soon and make selection, all the above
Goods have be closed ont ~ limited time as they be
Io n different estates have numerous other articles too
tedious TO mention, in short have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call Tor N. q BRUCE
Auconeer for Cons gnees, No. II Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee lhoF2-omdoW
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MORRIS & STRATTON,

MOHRI0 g : IA I ON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MFROTIA ETSS
NO.12 Market street. Nashville.
HAVING male arraugeneut3by which win receive
II ing large ard fresh supplies OF Grocrry dars-
viii hereafter have regular sales every WEbrEsDtT
morniug ldeoiOl nko HORRls s. STATION.
~ IuE CORSUMEks Uf CORN MEaB IN
NASHVILLE.
4 HAVE started q Mil in The city and VIII keep on
i hand fresh Meal, a. 10 l07 South summer sfrset
All orders attended 70, and will sell The loBsg, cash
city, and viii deliver 10 customers in any part toe
pries. J. ". CARDWELL,
mayl9-H Agant-
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THOMPSON & CO.,
MARBLE PALACE
No. 80 College Street.

T7H0MPS0N & CO., having removed 10 their Magnificent
Marble Palace and having bandOmtly dtted up for
Ing business In mercantile manneT determined nOt
be- surpassed IN the Beauty and Magnitude Of their stock
Having increased facilities fOrpurehnsing Goods In The
Eastern markets aBd king purchases from
hands and Of our impOrtatOns, thereby
enabled sell goods al less profit Than those purchased
from second hands.
Our will consist Of the best English, German and
American Goods All ask OF friends and
Is TO call and examine for themselves feeling sasded they
will agree with us, both IN regard The Goods and Pces
Wehaye lheb light in the city for showing G0Ods.
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ardware except such as specified in First and Third
Glasses Coffee Mills, Machinery, FoTegn Liquors
in barrels and pipes, Tobacco "a boxes, Leather IN
rolls anC boxes ole in barrels and casks, 1focae'g
aud QueeusWa re iu crates and casks, bce, "A'ah=r
PssIer sheet Brass and Copper per UJlDs..-...Si
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d0u6Ie FirsI C7as- Tacs Per I0J l5s.. ~
Have every package plainly marked with name o. con
rne- destination and depot Of delivery Attention 10 TINS
nsyefs delays ana losses and IHsures speedy de-
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favor Of The desudanss with in both courts
Buchanan, j. 49, 49, '.ali ~
Fearn Putnam Co. appellants VS. VI A. Richardson an.
pellee Fourth District Court Of New Orlsah Judgment IL
yersod, Mcrrck, g. j. sat{s ~ 4 ssSI3i h ~
John A. r. Naples, ct al, appellees NIFTY and Sarah
vi sppsants Eighth DISTRICT Court u St. Tammany,
Judgment reversed hi favor Of defendants with costs IN bob
Courts; Buchanan Judgs. Y, .ss q
William A WhftnAd appellee vs. Benjamin Screws appel
liant Fourth DISTRICT q New Orleans Motion 10 dsniss
ioverruled. Spon0rd, Judge. p ~ N 83
Thecdue Perrin appellant Nav Orleans Canal and NAyt-
cation Comrany ct ais appeees Fifth District Of New
ofIesn" Judgment afrmsd with costs. VOORHEES, Judge
Thoe. ~ Durant appellant, j. r. Riddell appellee.
costs Buchanan, Judge. s35 IA $50 & ,
W. Peyton sppeliee Vs. Mortimer Turner CO. appel.
an. Sscond District Court OF New Orleans. Judgment
VIM Creepy q al appeees James ". Brssdovs appel
District Court Of New Orleans. Judgment reversed
John u WSod + e. .ppsses g arrsi :. ~ appel:
favor OF plaintiffs and Appeees reversed and
IN favor Of defendant and appellant with costs in both Courts
Buchanan, Judge "a gfs q e87 H sJ9Aa 81
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NEW DISCOVERIES GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PARILLA LOZENGE
SimDle md Con, nnund

Prepared ny N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrnp Extracts SO named and
to All speciaities heretofore known. "-O'
the or morbid principle which proceeds
organs
BILE and mineral Kingdoms had the hope that Could
bring about such result and thanks my interchangeable
in vegetables the this
pnov re upon an @ ssr
which have the honor this day advertising The form
Feasibility otherwise have dSided into sm
PIE a a in order that they might be given
Rpds
and that the charge of quackery could be brought
The attention of physicians and of the public is called to
these in order that every witness the am
GENERAL EFFECTS,
The TO s a % S per-
by removing all impurities from this organ fluid
p,o,,ut ST sP Eel Al A L oe r FEcTs.
used these Lozenges have had the
cholera nor the yellow fever;
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
XII se s ssss To- nn.
other ans external complaints disappear entirely pro-
For sale BY the box, with prospectus showing they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
j. 'wRRieHr 4 CO.,
+, p and Isl chartres st.
II. BONNABEI,
of Natchez Tchnupitouas SITS.
JAMES SYME, 1874 Canal st.
Q. II. WERCKMULLER,
102 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
NB-Consuatons (grats) daily the above Drug Store.
iy3 iy
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
u sor and Yandalia, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL. HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and for sale by
j. b. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
jel5 II 81 Common street.
VNHIslxY-soO bbls bills old Monongahela for
w sale by JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
ms IS rchoupitouas street.
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DURAL Residences
II MANUFACTURING SITESi
RARE OPPORTUNITY
LONG CREDIT !!
FOR sALE-ls9 SQUARES OR ABOUT s40o LOIS In


This property is situated the line n o. jackson
and G. Railroad miles from the city The ground
Of the Metae Ridge higher than place
within five miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means. I'D
To airy healthy and agreeable neighborhoods
raj retreats for the families of the business city
tain sections Of the higher grounds apart
vate residences with ample and under uniform egua
tons all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental trees To their wants. grounds
have been and will be donated proper parties
schools churches colleges and public squares Here
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for
beauty.
Other sections apart business purposes This To-
caly decided advantages manufacturing
town than any other point State has front on the
Mississippi river of more than mile half rear upon
the navgabe Of Lake Pontchartra only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the N o.
and g. N Railroad connects directly with the river offers
At the same time the piney woods
districts For the establishment of
scrptions dry docks and steamboat building supe
ror; and for the Of artans
arts SO much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered,
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made the spot
De delivered here at less than city The Railroad
pany Will render the facilities the travelling
muny, and will run accommodation train and
at hours suit the Of these doing
p Irwin will also his linz of to the depot at the
requisite hours thus making the street.
portion of this property will be sold prices for the
small payment OF five cent in cash balance five
with interest at six per cent per annun
town of Kenner W. p COLEMAN IS St. Charles street. or j.
E. VOSE, las Magazine street. an2b Nv
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] 3 F = ! loHAs. y. WATERMAN. Mayor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sjaf fii CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, I
- - City OF New Orleans, July 7, 1865.
n EsDLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he hereby authorised and required give notice.
standing In the ocal Journal
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. 4 approved March
90 1854 The Council will not any bill Agans the city
contracted under authority Of order Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
7q lSgned3 .f 49,, +. L. TRACY, a.,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgned] L. II. PLACE,
s5A $50 s{a5 lslsaHf President Board Of Aldermen,
tsigDedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. .,...455
The attention Of the officers the city and Of the publIc Ia
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. ~
81 55a54Ag a ~ ~ ibs a.s, n THEARD,s si e.
1y16 II Comptroller City 81 New Orleans.
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
~ vMain Depot 80 Camp sree-Branch IS Chartrss
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

The stock Of these stores comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY b. sons CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B-These celebrated Pianos considered by all the
the United States In the lastwo
years received various public indus
trial Exhibitions North not less than SIX PRE-
MUM COLO NED AIS for the superiority their Fanos
Also large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices
suit the convenience and of all classes OF
buyers. -
Harps Guitars Vons, Accordeons, Banjos Flutes Brass
of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of
description.
A9rMusie Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Any order for Music Pianos anything
relating be left either addressed
mali, will be promptly attended to-
RJ~TERMS LIBERAL.
np ly L. GABICI.
CHAMPAGNE WIN E-CHAMPAGNE WINE-A
~ small invoice OF Billecart received, for sale by
GRATIAA, COMGAGERE X CO,
MIC ~ Cnstomhouse street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


MARETF BRANDY-THE UNpEssIGNEp, duly
appointed Agent for the old established house of AR
n hs ony
Brandy receive orders for either the
supply Constantly on hand Samples car
NIL " Corner of Gravier street and New Levee.
SAzERAC BRANDIEs HAVE COOP
Additions "
W lag 49, s g a s s n S
pipes nys the attention the
generally this article and unadnterated For sale
40 y WI y: hE*RSfoR CO. 2. s Old hsyss &c. H.,
ss, sssa Bss: a.sts Mount.
1S half pipes brand gine csston Co. oosnac Brandy;
IS: ): F Fisssli !. Co. ::
i f hsSes United proprietors La k ssSs
8 barrels superior old Bourbon Whisky;
g medium different grades
s pipe. H S'a Ms1 sis;
100 100 baskets Champaign Heidseick 4 Co.;
Turner srehsrs S fsasd Ginger wns
g cases " :: Blackberry Brandy; .
800 " different Btsrs Viz Boxers, Hosester.
100 dozen each lb. Lobsters
o. o. CLAIMS;
100 casks quarts and pnts London aud Scotch Ale of
best brands.
large of Preserves Pie Fruits Jee and Jams
Sardines, etc.
Also general stock of Steamboat Bar hand
and for sale the well known house of
fe4 If CADY & HOLMES, I Ciravier st.
CHAMP ACME AGENCY-;MoEr4 oHANpoN's
rial.
JULES MuMM's CO.'S Anchor yeraensy, Cabinet and
Imperial. - ~
The subscriber authorized receive orders liberal
for direct Importation very superior Cham
pagne and socts the attention Of dealers general stock
oh hAnu Examples can be seen al the ounce OF
s. WOLFE,
NIL ly Corner of Graver street and New Ievee
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL. I
WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 18th of November the muatto,boy GEORGE. Says
belo Mr. B. Corner who lives in Natchez Miss he
feet & inches high and Is about 20 years old. ri ~
The owner will call and claim his property according
vi sts54 s44 q. PLANCHARD, ,.a Il
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
+ - sit55 w. HENRY DUREL, 4
nl9 l5t 80. Clerk of Comptroller.
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REMOVALS,

hEMOvALS. j.
r ENJOYABLE. W. PHILLIPS d co. HAVE RE-
IL moved to IS Union street. nl3 I'm
II EMOVED-CLARK, MOSBY & co. HAVE RE-
~ moved TO ~ Front street and 81 Fulton street nil
y EMOVAlI-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re.
IL moved to the Banking House. of Charles
and Union streets, ..s- no
NOTICE-THE OFFICE OF THE UNION INsUg-
ance Company Of New Orleans corner Of
Canal and ST. CHARLES streets. - nd l5t
q J. DENNISTOUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
n. to No. ia Grayier street. o3 I'm
ID EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 96
IL Camp street, to the of Graver New Leyee
streets o8
10 EMOVAl-A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL. HAVE RE-
II moved to their old stand No. 13 New Leyee Fulton
stfeets. --.--.-.. ..a..t o25 I'm
10 EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
~ his soarfa Office to No. 50 Royal street, between
house and Bienvile Streets
o3 EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
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h. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
steamer GRAMPUS, lying the opposite
side Of the river, In good running order and well
ound well adapted for the towing business dimensions LAG
feet long, p feet BEAM feet hold, Is inch cylinder foot
sroke will be sold accommodating For further
uculara apply to j. H. PHELPS,
Sniff
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49, VALUAR LE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
M Bayou Black parish of Terrebonne La with Slaves and
leans to the highest bidder Banks Arcade the MON
etors. 49, ff''
The property consists of 20 Acres of Land inferior to
none 10 Louisiana heavily mbered and nearly all susceptible
of cultivation, about 100 of which cultivation: up
wards Of 50 Slaves all family Mules stock
Of Cattle and Hogs Circular Saw MILL Farming Utsnss Ne.
chanics Tools with which the abnantIy SIM
ped3 Corn and Hay supposed to be sufficient the next
seasons consumption.
The Machinery in the Sugar House il valuable
KIND and works we'll The quality of the sugar usually made
interior 10 none made In the State and that
Of any other plantation in proportion Of hands
Inc growing crop is expected TO be about GOO hhds.
I'D. HANNA will be on the plantation during the rolling
season. and will take pleasure in showing any person es
rons of examining it. - 800
The terms Of sale fourth cash. Che purchaser to as
sumo the mortgage debt due the Bank louisiana the
balance to be payable nstalments divided into
coupons to suit The vendors if required one three
years from the date of sale bearing interest per
per anum from date until paid and secured
privilege on the property sod possession be given when
terms OF sale shall have been complied with the
hands, teams will be
Tor Market and removing from the plantation Of the
growing still be the plantation of the
SALE " - $500 " ~
particular description will be given before the day of
SALE ~' "
For further particulars apply to VIM F. LEvERICH CO.
ora JAMES j. HANNA.
o3l 5m SARAH YORKE,
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GUS AND XA 7AT WISH nj EN- NEW OR ORLEANS O.

Are in successful operation and prepared to furnish
MACHINERY OIL, GAS OIL,
PAINTERS OIL, BRIGHT VARNISH,
TANNERS OIL, NAPTHA,
REFINED ROSIN OIL.
greatly reduced prices and equal quality of those
articles in
Dealers in Oils particularly invited inspection of
stock. -11 .5@7s
Orders received at the Mandatory, New Basin, at the
office, IS Union street. ..l
For evidence Of the good quality Of these Oils the Company
refers following persons who have tested them practi
cay in lubricang machinery and painting and whose csrd
Gates can be at any time.
F. W. G.. COOK,
Manager Of Beleyille Iron Works.
LEEDS Il CO., Iron Works.
b. s. BREWSTER, Coppersrnith,
Nos. SO and 2S Futon and 35 and 81 Front Streets
JAMES MACKISOS, Coppersmith,
of Customhouse and New Levee Streets
JOHN FOSTER Eng'r str California
GEORGE WICkS.
Engineer District Ferry formerly of Swamp Fox
CR0NELL SCHWARTZ,
Carriage makers, Rampant street, near Gravier.
L. G. SHAW Blacksmith, Girod street.
JACOB MYERS
Engineer steamer Laurel HILL
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine.
J. W. HAMASON Engineer.
W A. MACKIE, Engineer.
NJ. G.. ALMINDINGFR Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS Painter,
II CustoInhouse street.
JOHN 8. MAUNSELI.
And ,Propreors of Newspapers in New Orleans VIII
have used the Oil. my4 6m&W
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SOUTHERN INSTITUTE, No 1877 MAGAZINE

PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Leres and Elocution in the University of Louisiana and
graduate of Harvard College, the Of
those whose children pupils of the School
Classical, Scientific Military School, No. 1877 Magazine
street. ls7.
The English French, German, Latin, Greek and Hebrew
languages taught without CHARGE also all Mill
and Scholastic accomplishments Special attention
given the foundation OF each study; Grammar Arthme
tic Mathematics Oratory Elocuton and genemany habits
and department
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-25

THO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THEu N
desgned respectfully informs city and country dealers,
and generally that he has lately added his
factory of SNUFFS which obtained medal Universal
Exhibition at Paris in 1855 the Manufacture of all kinds of
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he guarantees good least
those Of most celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant taste
General Depot 1T his Store, No. l6 ST. Louis street. Manu-
factory at McDenoghyiile, La.
OF 6m A. DELP1T.
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FOR SALE,

- FOR SALE-A SQUARE OF GROUND ON
Metaris Ridge the Flag Station Of the Pontchar
train Railroad With all the improvements consisting Of
Cottage with stable and chicken houses also
good assortment Of select fruit Of which enclosed
Z - = 80 80 D. j. HOCKERsMrTH.
MI I'm Z Ranb Z
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SINGERS SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Family Sewing Machines, also Tailors Shoemakes
Sadders' and Plantation Sewing Machines for sale
Camp street. 4 u t ~ 7-7T :
Also Needles Silk and Thread, all at New York prices.
Old machines improved and repaired other machines
csived in exchange the terms NJ Singer 4 Co.'S
oihce. in New York. n WALTER BONNET,
Of " AGENT for Louisiana and Texas and eIsewhera