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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

BRIDGEYATER MINERAL PAINT.
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEP0TS, AND All OUTDOOR WORK.
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. c. BOGERT g. CO., Agents,
No. Y Camp street, N. o.
The superior qualities of the BEiDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively KNOWN ard its reputation favorably estab
shed that the Agents deem necessary into
any heightened description Of it's merits and WILL therefore
only point few prominent properties and refer direct
70 selected testimonials from parties for the most part well
known in this vicinity. ...Hs- .ts, E... Z
covering Roofs either Tin Ion Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood will be found invaluable the bending shrinking
warppg of the material upon which is used does not affect
the Paint In twenty four hours dries and in four weeks
becomes perfect Slate. As q FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior to other and perfect
lection to buildings against sparks, cnders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior to mineral substance
now in
For DECKS of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas IT has
rival it only dries readily, bt becomes hard
in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint,
which has astonshed all painters who have used it. makes
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood
under the it will be found unsurpassed
i
6caes annexed on this point are most convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS, rEPOTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK It has been successfully used the North
and has proven Of ncacuabe service in durability well
in the protection affords against leaks and injury the
from thu effects Of falling sparks and cinders.
For the purposes for which the Paint is recommended II
UNEQUALED and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. is INCALCULABLE besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities must its the South and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will By single trial. be convinced Of the superior advantages
of the BRIEGEWATER PAINT, the economy du
raby protective properties all other mineral
D 7 R G o N s.
The quantity Of oil required to reduce it proper
Cor depends upon the absorbing character Of
clean the surface before painting In applying
it is better -four sizing first the decay
ing Of the CLOTH and smooth hard body fire and
proof One hundred pounds surface Of thousand
square feet with two
In mixing with lnseed OIL pound Of Ltha-ge should
be used to five gallons of OIL With the boiled oil drer
necessary.
The BRIDiiEWATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns by substituting lime for OIL Thus One
twentieth lime then mix with the Mineral and
reduce consistency for by adding Apply with
an ordinary whte-wasi brush
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing n9ser da the style d Of EARN cI
Wit d y NJ sTEELE Ehher Of the rSyns part
It's current n5iles will projected JAMES DONE
November s, 1856. JAMES H. DONEGAN.
Cotton Factoage Commission business New Orleans
in and for his account Office heretofore
New Orleans, November 5, 1856. do
nAw1 daSssn DUN
will be continued for purposes of audatiSn 9Rly
July l, 1856 l. H. DUNCAN.
COPARTNERsHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
M ZIP s nRde a ss Of Ca
Ju,y1 1856. 1 Gn J. RN I6SAs, yr.
Hs-on retiring from the Commission Business, great
pleasure rendering sincere thanks to the patrons Of the
late firm of kaT4 Dnnsa an Co. and Ns same time ssg
Logan and to solicit for them Of Pes5 faYSEs
Nl with in the Express and Commission Blu
Of 5. TOBY. j., ( BROTHER. s1vro, Tonv r.
sasE: sss; HAZE a
BRO fer the of conducting City EXSreSs and Com
mission Business. SIMEON TnB6; Jr.,
New Orleans, November l, ls56.-n3
NoTIcE PAR1SERsnIr OF WILLIAM 5s, Ho ,G
.
partner is authorized TO the Of the firm
in the liquidation of its affairs. Wl!tIIAM H9GE,
December Il 1856, JAMES ROBB.
WILSON of Liverpool, is this day dissolved by mutual
Each authorized the OF the hrm
in the liquidation its affairs
JAMES ROBB,
December 81 1856 TS hARhhs beer WILSON
S,IIHurrS RrrIIUNtI Wilson. 7 HANII,-
Ia FinN e T. II ~ MT bova his day
been associated with us as partners. be
Quoted in New Orleans under the style Of JAMES Rosb
LETT co and in Liverpool OF H. i.SoN HAihiEll
~ @ f " 70 III H Hcr Ea JAMES RoBE Co
| W NJ arlaars iannnry / ls5- inl
| -"
rVHE FIRM OF J. c. Raglan q co.'s THIS
G"y SUCCESSORS ~ he above rm J.
| wy r, ?. WILSON,
! Nav Orleans December H. ls5G-dI9
| NTOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN exsnr between Mr. Francis Wood and Mr.. G. q. An
under The name of Fra els Wood Co is this day
solved Gy mutual consent Either party will sign for the
an, Il, intnn anil Vr Francis Wool will continue the bust
mas" FOR lis "" account without any alteration in the maine of
the house. r Hf' SNDE EHStf
| 1.,, or1aous Io,uorv 70 1s5--
t>e" o''S"'7' '' - '0''' '
| ~.n,,,,,rysu,1 Nnr1cr-rur s1-psCP1.
| NOPARINERst If NOi1CA-lHf ~ Sthlc
~ bers have This day formed cophrersp uluer e M ol
OGDEN ANDERSON, 10Y the pursuit anu extension " nv
Cotton Brokerage business, hitherto cnh1cea D NJ ~ "a
Ogden. y. 4. otIl,tSG,
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New Iberia, Attakapas, March % 1856.
The GpiHion entertained by of the BRIDGiEWATER
PAINT expressed in the above 1852
than confirmed since. consider
paint known and combines all the claimed
Agents. Csigned} JOHN +. MILLER.
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Patent fIessicineS, NC,

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SpENCFRiS Ritters.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels. Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes &. Talette

New Orleans, March 4, 1856.
We have used the Bridgewater Mineral Paint which
Bogcrt Co. for the past five years
the Louisiana Dry Dock have had every opportunity
Judging of its merits durable and protective paint
In opinion. it is superior have when
applied fresh work and in equal to what it
is represenet be- In short time it becomes perfect slate
and possesses body and elasticity. For decks
sells, railroad bridges, depots and every description
painting that is exposed the weather. the Brdgewatc Paint
consider invaluable.
(Signedj HUGHES FALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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AGENCY-M0ET X CHAMPIONS
'JjtIEs MUMM's & CO.'S Anchor yerzenay, Cabinet ard
IT. is authorized to receive liberal terms
Jirrt Importation Of the above named very SUPERIOR Cham
sg1r And s1c the attention Of dealers in general. stock
aaSay Oh hand. Samples can be seen At the ottce OF
ll7 ~ :. not.r :, ~ oalR eIeet
opjtTAlSLH STEAM ENGINEs-FKOM IL TO
~ o.ri L Bradford differing essentially il their economic
Ndnafr qualities from engines Of other patent manu-
[ n Pamphlets with full description and letters from 1877
n persons who using them will be sent by mail on ap
W. i'm to the subscriber who il sole agent in New Orleans
fTor being sole propetors Of the patent they only
furnish or nlEufactue the engines to which they have given
and all pretended limitations frauds their
Tbasars us they will learn By due eXperience wt them
10 " SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
rVEnIItTM SUGAIsS-EDWARp'S STEAM TRAIN
P nm uilenable Mct THAI the Open Steam Trains OF my
rugtog have produced Sugars that have commanded the
Gas prices yet paid for Any sold in this market this
% ter, introducing steam on their estates, would do
NJ call and samples of the Sugars made ami also
have added rendering Them superior to those of any
Satisfactory references be had as TO the ease
Jcy with which they are operated, as well as to their
tSsiarcv and economy in working.
Tey have in operation several years with the most
results evidenced by the highest prices being paid
a made on the Of the following gentlemen
@ine SL.ssrs NELSON Il DoNEsON, LatoGrche
R. c CAMP ESD, Ibervile.
HENRY p0RG A., Esd, Ascension
$. 0. NELSON, Esq st. Mary.
W su STACKH0USE, PlHquemines.
DANIEL EDWARDS,
y 100 % and 80 New Levce street, New OreNns.
.SITTe5J,E, AND AN0SI.Sl IHON-Ianding, in store
5oI bundles y z, =, p and inch X d to a
,s,1S Nv PkIESTLEY RETN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Certificate of HIM. C. Templeton.

G. c. BCgert-Dear sir have used your BRIDGEW ATEF
PAINT the decks of steamships, and having fully tested
its value cheerfn recommend its the best and mos
economical paint have used also find unequaed
painting decks covered with being durable inpervou
water, and u protection against fire.
(Signed) ". c. TEMPLETON.
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Certificate of Capt. st. Clair 7Homasson, of the
Steamer MupnOIiG.

Certificate of Capt. st. Clair 7Homasson, of the
Steamer Magnolia:
v syng PAINTED the hurricane deck 2 H.
FAINT fully recommend it for its mpervios qualitts
and have no hesitation in proouaeng superior IL my uag
protection against The effects oTspark ciners
ss2 entirely ST. ny fif; "s
Certificate of Capt. IVuliam Bromn, of 7o,cboat
1haye used the BR1cEwAfER PAINT, for which Messrs
B?EE CO. s are & o a np ao deck the
and sparks and cinders constantly falling it has bad
and satisfied Of its possessing all the ae necessary to
@ y the Bdswr Paint az" FOR tie
f0 W. 'l BRGWy a Of rowpoa porpose
New Orleans, Feb A. 1854
2EE asd * @ R s pHsn %S ws s
Capt Brown, Of the rorPoise. We cheerfully
"$Pf rHoMS Iog,s1ans Dock Yard
Certificate of Capt. 7Aos S. Mnott, of Ship Oxford.
have used the BRIDGEwATER INF on the iron work
as ' s GR S ESs n @ G than se s
Of iron and ottn Of wood and canvas i prevented by the use
owners valuable and thr y paint. TII0s S, MINoTT
Certificate of I'm. S. adams, Master of Ship .Jo-
seph Holmes.
nave used the M %fssR: Ief PS1S NJ on
m ns G" % ct TX sp %s1 to sd G5 5n j ps
for iron that is exposed 10 salt water WIN 5. ADAMS.
Certificate of I'm. Cuts, Master of Ship Charles
Cooper.
New Orleans. Nov 26 1856.
feel compelled, sfterhaving the BRInGEW ATER MINER
AL PAINT the decks of my ship nine months, say
that has proved infinitely superior any Paint have
seen gave certificate March last after
my convictions then have been than confirmed, and
have hesitation in saying the Bdgcwater Paint
CANNOT BE EQu ALED for ship purposes and ship
its not cOrrodng by the action OF salt
| blis,ering warning by exposure to the
WA. CUTS, Master of ship Charles Cooper.
Cefifccteot Capt. NJ L. Carpenter, Of Ship Eli-a-
| BETH Denison.
New Orleans Dec. 4. 1852
which G. C. BOGERT co. Agents. the decks of my
shin and superiority all other Paints
have used 1t cheaper and more durable than any ottr
have hesitation in recommending it to masters the
| best substance for ship purposes know Of.
NJ l.. CARPENTER, Master OF ship Elizabeth Denison.
Certificate of J. FL. Uniting, Master Of Bark Yam,
kee Blade.
New Orleans May l. 1852.
The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Proof PAINT
apply it 10 the decks of vessel and it gives better salts
any o;her paint have used recommend
to ship and believe it will when properly applied
leaks Of decks and preserve the wood. consider it
valuable discovery for ship and intend hereafter to
the Bridgewater Mineral Paint in preference auy other
j. II. WHITNEY, Master OF Bark Yankee Blade
Certificate Of J. H. ASHLEY, Master Of Schooner l.
+. Rogers.
--- New Orleans ,Iny Is, ISL
Ihave used tlne BRIDGEWATER PAINT the decks Q
ths schooner al +. Rogers" and
for decks have ever used. J, II, ASHLEY, Master,
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Certificate Of Capt. Hiler, of ship TirreU,

have been using the Bdgewater Mineral Paint the house
d ship for the past two and consider most yaua
BILE paint for going vessels Recommend such without
hesitation both for and its ndoubted protective quail
ties. (Signed,) THOMAS &. KILLER.
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Certificate Of Capt. Gale, Of ship r. d. Shepherd
New Orleans, Dec. Is, 1856.
Having used the Bdgewater Paint decks and oe
Of my vessel, for time cheeully endorse
merits consider it the paint for durability protec
| ton that have yer used. ........
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
McGar.
New Orleans, March 90 1856.
have tested the Bridge~aer Paint, which G. c. Bogert
Co. agents in various ways ship for the past
have found in superior paint
have 1t is my opniOn invaluable durable
and protective substance, and recommend
ships use in preference any other, 30
(signed) r. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen AtcGuw,
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VEINS CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE

NIGHT d. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which tlley offer supply
SAND Dealers NJ Proprieors lowest wholesale prices.
u Depot Special Agency, No. ISL arp q Chartres
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BUGS AND MEDICINES.

! BUGS AND MEDICINES.
MR Mi rhHRss9 s.sas4.s !, oELEBRAFED GER
4 ss.. Da: g. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
aI fss GSSTsss s Esy and 81
i ga3 :, ton = 1s es?;'lP Files.
4 gsfs2 RI. Fullness Or Blood 70 the
4 ,Nansea, Heartburn Disgust for Food,
El Fs,sss Or s W'saiEht il ~ Stomach Sour
.na ssai
ssss ysS Dial
Pain S hs @ B asow
onei Hs. aT R, es etc. Il, sud E1t FlSsa n of
slant and i PEEL bssrs st EVIL
he Proprietor calling attention of the public to this
,irtaes and adaptation to the which
is no new and un.red article bn. that the
ten ysSs trial before the American people and It's
shswn its snS By The % n
and careful Of The A Rs o. pnb s
ss, Ma annually BY The proprietor gratis Of any
S sS, ST
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
German er' superior to al n nov in use
Dear sr feel bound qualification
sof your erman Ber have found to Be ali You
for The fhsn
sadsd for and superior to all other il
BfEEs ARE REFEShhH ~ BE
ar SRI used your German Bitiers and Ind them
d5e p be- and eeerfuy recommend them
HAGSi.Ai9!EiEk y ssys VIZ FAULKNER,
TAI nm, HARRIsosnyRc, La, May %, 1853.
w german 1 Bers j. very valuable medicine Ihaye
IA af' RAEBoLD QUAIL s"z En,x,-, :, Inn. 40 ,s,,
cAve for the last nsed the BsIs prepael BY
ntns q he kind that bs readily sold here aPd b.
taa h less Sns year there will Be more sold in this
Dr. RABE says: FRAsKlIs, La, June a. 1852;
nrGernan Bitters have become very popular here and
tafresh supply immediately.
EA ADAMS 4 co. say: .-
Bers give universal satisfaction who have used
should mind that these Bitters are entirely vegs
ethereby possessing advantages over most OF the prepare
sdby Druggists keepers every village
mo o'ed States and oanada'' 1 4 W X CO.
.uls 1ydwAA New Orleans
HooIE CERT1FICATE-TAfEw WORMS FIRE.
4 seI s, ssn 1s are + ss sss
A. The general health deranged the system
s TIE TIE f ssens FabHs.,oe a
muse is the best remedy in Pi,,s ease 1854
E.ssfs, B. A. Fahnesoek L Co:
ssed efmfnge my family always had the desired
s enc liz 9sta1ee brought away s from y, 'te ss
la other children caused The discharge large
sois, myself and discharged innnmerabls quantity Of
High street, 'T Tsfa H WIZ fssDurg.
pP4 y Uae5 6saS
YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
4rapit cure of
GGHs, COLDS, HoARsESEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHUDPINE1 COUGH, ASTHMA AND
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New Orleans, Feb A. 1851.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested
in opinion with Capt. Thomasson Of the Magnolia
and Capt Brown OF the forpose. We cheerfully recon
mend said paint a superb lrtcle.
HUGHES VALETTE &THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
j. p. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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Then I'll stretch then I'll stretch from each cline to
each cline,
As electrical light from each star to each star
Making luminous harmony, deathless as Time
In the great orbs that people the Heavens affair
While the hearts Of the Continents raised from de,
spair,
Feel the mad roar of trumpets at battle shall cease
And the Earth summer on through the Edens of air
With her broad bosom filled with the roses of Peace
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Certificate of Capt. JIIViam Bro,cn, of To,cboa
POr'pOiSe.

have used the BRIGEWArER PAINT, for which Messrs.
g G. BOGERT Co the hurricane deck OF the
owboat Popoi>e The paint has been about three months
and sparks and cnders constantly falling has had no eff
feet whatever In about four weeks became perfect slate
ard satisfied Of its possessing all the qualities necessary
certain the effects Of sparks Gin
de confidently recommend the Brdgewater Paint for the
purposes set forth in the Agents circular.
tSigneG. WIN. BROWN Captain Of Towboat Porpoise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

DISSOLU1ION-THE FIRM OF RAWLINS, DUN
~ CAN Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent and
will be continued for purposes of liquidation only.
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp ST.
Nelp Orleans.

o.
have used the Bridgewater Paint past
brick and psered buildings and tin hingle and
roofs and in instance it has given the fullest satisfaction
From tests and experiments made under my immediate drec
ton testify to its being proof against the effects Of sparks
and cnders and protection leaks consider
peror mineral paint have and invaluable for
all outdoor purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend it for in a Southern climate
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. l32 Camp street.
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CUKOI A ND N"IF7 NJ ~ T7 - ''0
,1S Nv PKIESTLEY i BEN,
fG e. 60" 50 and 81 Camp street.
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= New York. Dec. 30, 1851.
We certify that have used the Brdgwater Mineral Paint
and satisfied from observation that it fully equa
any paint of the kind in use. =
HARRINGTON CLARK, Painters and Dealers
2l0 Eighth Avenue.
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NOTICE THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style Of FEARN An CO,
by the death Of JAMES II. WEAkLEY, and the
withdrawal of NJ W. ST EEE. Either of the surviving part
Authorized the of the firm in liquidation.
liabilities will be projected by JAMES H. DONE
GAN. NJ. W. STEELE
November 5, 1856. JAMES H. DONEGAN.
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Certificate of Capt. 7Aos s. 1Iinot, of Ship Oxford

New Orleans, May T. 1852.
have used the BR IDG EW ATER PAINT the work,
also decks and tapaulins Of ME ship oxford
and entirely my sntisfac ion lind that much of the rsng
OF iron and rotng of wood and prevented by the
of the Mineral Paint and recommend ship and
valuable and thri ty paint. TH0S. S. MINOTT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

JAMES H. DONEGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
Factoage and Commission business in New Orleans
in his and for his Office heretofore
Is Carondelet
Ney Orleans, November 8, 1856. do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30
[prOm the Tribune, January Ell
PROBABLE OVERTHROW OF
NUAT Il IYTQ

The following is copy OF letter received by
the last steamer, addressed to gentleman in
this city. Its contents speak for themselves:
"CAsTILLO, January 1, 1857.
"Dear Sir: We have about 700 fellows from
the mountains of Costa Rica now in Fort San
Carlos. They have two twcnty-iour Founders.
plenty of ammunition and provisions, and firm
resolution to hold the river or perish % man.
1--WE have all the steamers except the San
fearios, whicflT expect will be over with the
passengers in afew days.
"Wc have strong garrison at Sarapiqui,
with cannon, &c. Also at Castillo, where Costa
Rica has inauGuratcd a Governor. Last night
General Mora and three hundred more men were
placed in Fort San Carlos, that place having been
taken by us the night before without firing a
gun.
I'VE have accomplished complete and rapid
succession of surprises, until we are in posses
sion of the whole river from Point Arenas to
Fort San Carlos. There was not a gun fired
except at Sarapiqui, and / believe but three or
four shots at that place, for we went in with the
bayonets dashed to the rifles.
ain capturing the In Virgen we found on
7 card al lie II nn;e no itz RS AMI cartridges 3,
pack sadles &c. lately shipped by the Georg Law ;
the letters and all by bark Gov Hubbard, have
fallen into our hands.
-" You may make up your minds, Walker is
now gone in More men and munitions Ofwar
will proceed up to fort San Carlos in the
morning
THE plan of operations is such as to ensure
that Walker will desert the country or fall u
victim to starvation in less than three weeks.
" General Montenegro is in Chontales, about
forty miles above San Carlos. with thousand
well armed men,
al assure you, should Walker hear of US
before the passengers come over, and come him
self with 5000 it would he the destruction Of
the entire party, for our position is about imprcg
nable.
" Walker has about 700 well men, and 400
sick but I feel assured he can get no informa-
ton of our dnings, and that the San Carlos will
come as usual with her passengers"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30
Nothing further this time, but more the next
Yours, truly, PHILADELPHUs.
DoIses OF R1cu HEIaEss.-The Now York

DoINGs OF Rrcu HEtBEss.-The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
''Thc Express tells of a great excitement on
SATURDAY in the Convent of the Sisters at Mercy,
corner of Houston and Mulberry streets, in CON
sequence of the flight from there of a young la
dy who had, in fit of disappointed love, turn.
cd nun some two years since The time was
approaching when she expected to take the
black veil, in which case some SO, 600 to which
she is hcireSs, would go into the treasury of the
church. Some of the relatives of the young lady,
however, persuaded her to abandon her inten
ton of taking the veil, and at the eleventh hour,
as it were, she consented, and made tracks from
the institution as above described. This is the
substance of the story. The Express gave the
initials of the dramatis persona, but now that
the cat is out of the bag, your correspondent
might as we'll give names in full.
The young lady is Miss Pauline Costar, a
grand daughter of the celebrated Madame de
Pau, daughter of the late Count de Grassee.-
The young gentleman whose refusal TO recipro-
cate her affection is Walter Livingston, ESQ
The parties are all occupants of the highest
niche in the temple of fashion here, and as you
may guess, this bit of romance in real life has
created no little excitement above Blocker
street /"