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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01
Written for The Pioneer AMI Democrat
The tiens Of the AntiIlss.-lm Winter.

Hosanna!" As we passed the Keys
cried aloud /" Hosanna
The EN- raid Of the Antilles
The City of Havana :"
As one a.dream who draws anear
His best beloved at even,
And trembfes lest her wings appear
And she pass into Heaven:
Afar, so watched breathle..iy.
The musing Isle elysan,
Half fearful that would one ,he-.es. ..,..
And clasp the radiant vision
~.
stood before Lies jasper gates
On golden hinges turning,
And saw beyond, among the Dates.
The Future brightly burning
But Hope at first was dimmed with fears,
As clou 3 the sunlight swallow
! could not all orget the years
Tha; she had made 80 hollow
VI.
An instant only, as the stroke
Is followed by the thunder,
And then the mists about me broke
The world was green hereunder.
VII.
The Moro Castle, high upreated--
Eellona's smoking altar
Frowned grimv as our Eagle nesred,
Defiant as Gibralter.
Behind us, like q cavern. gloomed
The night, devoid of motion,
Beneath whose echoing archways doomed
The bil-ws OF the ocean.
Before us slept the lsle Of green.
The dawn its cliffs adorning.
And spendor orient blazed between
The eyelids Of the morning.
The bay, with gently slopng shore,
Curved inland, te,selated
With merchantmen and sloops of war,
Aud fri. a,es cannon ireigh,ed:
While in and ont among the ships
Al anchor idly riding.
Like low. sweet word- from loving lips
Throagl, ,hadOwy memories gliding.
An Orange boat would come and 60,
boat banana laden,
A flower SIX 4 with IL sail Of snow
And Creole Captain maiden.
A. through trance, seiene with psalms
A, midnight ssng. We drfted;
Until the shadows OF the palms
Above our vessel lifted
Until our 'as were furied, and chimed
The anchors with the mor,ars.
And Congo slaves the gangways climb'd.
And spaniards ihroDged the quarters:
And qgai'sl were perfume. from the shore
A. fr.m a Hebean chalce.
And martial music ioated DER
The Plaza aod 'hr P,l,re'
And Days deserted throne Of gold
Was with the moonlight hoafy.
And ali tie star. the Heaven. hold
We're reanen, with glory.
Mid summer winter rimed the trees
With blossoms dropping sweetness:
Birds caroled Christmas jubilees
With Northern June completeness.
IN eyes a. isthoNle-- a. night
And dark. tha, miae reflected
There -hone, Ike Joye, the regal ligh,
That Crowns the ioye-eleciei
.vint
And softly under orsngere-.
And under palms. there gl1-i
The sweet speech Of the Pyranse-
Tha, swee.er lip. iiVidri
r. thoughts. no; day. orr yak. were timed
BY ihr''ias. He~ emotions.
The Hi.i- u Wonder th,t ~e c,insi
Revealed Utopian oceans.
The alley. that &c wandered through.
Were not alon. the valley.
spice .1I"h Cuban ys.rs pursue,
Where TAsua ever Isl.ie-
XXu.
Bat y..s- wid'ning mote snd more,
AM more md more ,gpcglsL
WL-fe iho.e We los ed IA days Of y0r,
tpWmg7- I'll the E.er.a..
K1itf.
Aaa a. ELs g..sf. sf s..lgLi
Wkose sslsT-ey ~ giIasl
Ia ms.ie more than ~ Dari:s,
AEd Lo'U- banl. divided.
XIV.
Ihe ice ki1z % thl- Arsts, ,sBA
ihi- SoFis and BecFonAscef
kroks., ses aow. >, 0.r command.
From cora ~. q Csaesr. y.
~ Pc -,gt. I-Ir
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUANTEPEC COsIPANY--

VHEHUANTEPEC COMPANY
IL NEW ORLEANS July 3d. 1851.
Whereas report to this Board by the President
mission to Warrington In furtherance Of the great
enterprise which the object Of this Company satisfies
That whatever could be made with
That impossible to OBTAIN the mail contract for this
Company; and, la ii
other parties having acquired under rights derived from Mr.
Sloo without the knowledge OF this Board; and.
Whereas opinion Of this Board the title to the Sloc
not being in this Company the Of rad Com
upon longer continuance
this Board In existence would deceive the public and posi-
bly, induce the prosecution Of enterprise that
be accomplished by this Company to the crest dis
credit Of this Board; tn erefore, be It unanimously
Resolved That this Boa ID be and the is hereby dis.
solved. 5s
Resolved That the members OF the Board aevealy hereby
resign ,herefrom. 100 as, - :,
Resolved That Of resolutions be published in the
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjourned sine die
certify the foregoing 10 be true COPY the minute
L. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST: f,-# -
W. G Duncan, campo Basin.
CATHOLICS: ,,,,
Immaculate Conception baronne, on oansi-
TJesuit'sl-Baronne, c Common
st Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
st. Anthony-Rampart, c. Contil = 5s-i ta-
g. ainhonsse-Sf Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
81 A,gusiine-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude.
ST Bafthoomew-Yillere b. Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
ST John Baptist-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope. %
81 Joseph-Common, b. Maras and Where.
St. Msria-Conde, n. Ursnline p =
ST Mary-Josephine, bi1iye Oak and LAUREL
ST. Patrek-Camp b. Julia and Girod.
St, Peter--Marigpy b. Casacalyo and Greatmen. -t
St. Theresa-CaiGp. opp. junction with Prytania.
st. Trinity-St. Ferdinand. f'3 ST.
ST. Vincent de Panl-Greamen c. Montegut. -
Ursnline Gonvent-Belew the city.
Oh RISTIAN Camp, en- elpornene. 80 = lrs
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: St Charles. a. Julia. -
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAI.:4S ST. PeterstSearen's HetbeD
5Esplanade. L'Eglist ProtestnIe Franeae-Ramparp c.
Bienyie Christ Church-Cenal Dsuphine ST. Paul
Camp, Gaenne St. Luke's-Hercues near Felicity rosd
Trinity-Jackson Paapemipe Annupciation- Annun-
citation Square. Mount Oliyet--AlgieIs
| LUTHERAN. Eutefpe, b. Bscehns and Dryades
METH6nlST Carondee b. Heya and 6iIce Felicity Read
C Chestnut Mcreau, Esghien Dryades, Terrsicheis
Piey G. Greatmen. b. Bienyille Cont Cofee,
Jackson St. Paul. (coloedl Carroon, Carrollton, c.
/ PRESBYTERiAN; Lafayette Square. PIytsnia, Clio.
| Casacalyo Railroad Gnsl, Fransln Fulton, n
Josephine, Pry.sais s. ssssp hips. fhss. G. BsH,sns
6RRM EYa No: R4oies,aniE hip schirrswas Fsotes-
jUNiT ARIA NJ Trs fsta GRO, stanfA aud
Dryades Tetpsieh re, Neysdes EuteIpe, D. BaeehIx
SpG Drsades.
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Grand Encampment.

THERw GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
O. o. F. regular sessions the first Mondays Feb
ruay August each the Odd Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for year S5Jas. Stockton NJ W. Grand Patr
arch Hero NJ W. G. H. Priest; E. Smith, R. ". G. s. War
den; James FpInsauT 4; q. scribe; Wiihams <.
G. Marshal; Dasilva, W. g. Sentinel John Frankford, W.
Dep G. Sentinel.
oscar Babee, RW. D. G. Patriarch Of District No Ba.
ton Rouge A. v D. Covert, R. ". D. Patriarch. of Dis
trict No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard R. W. G. Rep.
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Subordinate Encampments.

wILDEY No meets the first and third Saturday n each
streets Officers for the present termR Keaghey G. P
W. Salomon H. p; L. Kaiser, w; John Normant scribe
H. Williams, Treasurer; James Furneaux AssistantScrbe.
HOBAH No. the second and fourth Saturday in each
in Odd Fellows Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette
streets for the present termL B. Pothier, c. p;
Nj NJ Carolan H. p; Geo. Seymour s. W.; L. S. Butler,
Scribe; N. J. Hoey, J. W.; S.M Todd Treasurer. =
IASALLE No. the first and third Monday in each
Odd Fellows Hall corner of Gimp and Lafayette
streets the term-Joseph Wagner c. p.
n Benedict H. p; f. Carlin s. W.. Edward Allen Scribe
E. L. Bercer, j. W.; +. 7. Field, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No; meets the second and fourth Monday
In month"; in Polar Star Lodge Room ST. Louis street.
Officers present termG Tiean O. P c. Langenbeck
err H. P j. NJ. Barras S. W.: G. krebs, Scribe; r. S.
Brewster, j. W; H. Millspaugh, Treasurer .
LAFAYETTE meets the and third Monday in each
month in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District Officers for
the present term-Chas Geheeb c. P; W. Winke H. Fl j.
F Dunn, s. W; R. Turney, Scribe; j. T. Barrett j. W.;
Louis Seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN No. the first and tsrd saturdayin each
month in Lodge ST. Louis street. Oncers or
the present term-J N. Wagner e T. L. Charles Z. &
Captane S. W c. o. Dugue, Scrbe j. Vedot, j. W.; b. La
| terale, Treasurer
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General Relief Committee.

The following and members for the present
term say from July 1857, January, 1855 =.
Gerard Stb President be found at Reeof
District: Thos H. Shields, Secretary, at Odd Fellows Hail
Thomss Walker Treasurer ls3 Common street, Theodore
Marks rs Magazine Thomson IS Tcbo ptoulas ST.
E. F. il Hoste Bank of oresns;G Laugepeeeker at huIsb
ber psrital f. Allen 1873 Canal James Clough Me
chanics' and Dealers Exchange, ST. Charles street, Dayi'
Moore ITO Poydas street, A. McDouga box rs Mechanics
and Dealers Exchange Charles j. Csrnowek Y
Tchoupoulas o. VOORHEES, Magazine street. Press
lar chpnewa sttet Ja kson and Philips Eds VII
SON Algie.s L. Ggshan 10 Camp street; J. Miller Beard
Warehouse T. Jones THIRD District; W Knling, Fourth Dis
trct H DstSuys Second Ditrc Eheas Smith Cotnsen St
's'"eNt THos. Il. sHIEIDs, Secretary
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Odd Fellows, Han Association.

meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month.
Edward Pbuy, President Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Bein treasurer G. Dunlap John Orchard H. g.
Stetson H. Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshide W. Boswoh, Geo. Dirmeyer Bernard Cohen
and ". B. Cook.
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RATHs-RATHs-BAT -BARBER1zrNa, No


ROLLINS at his post The Verandah fire for
while stopped the operation of his well known
Time the great physician has restored him better one
Medicaed BATHS. -
His BARRIERS SALOON Is supplied with the best artists
the country afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeing aud Dressing have reduced down science he
assured that he with acr and dispatch the
most fastidous p
He has for sale we'll assorted fresh PERFUMERY
Furnishing Gopd Cosmetics and tie Dyes and Tocs for
I the hair.
a-Ca at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing SELDOM
nl3 JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes 8. Valefte.

New Orleans, March 4. 1856.
We used the Bdgewater Mineral Paint for which G. c.
Bogert Co. for the five steamboats, and
Louisiana Dry Dock and have had opportunity of
Judging of its merits durable and protective paint
opinion, ii is superior have when
applied fresh work and Is in equal to what 1t
represenedto be- In short time 1t becomes perfect slate
and body and elasticity For decks Of
sells railroad bridges, depots and description of
painting that exposed the weather. the BdgewRter Paint
consider invaluable -
Csigne6l HUGHES, vALETTE CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock
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Certifcate of John u. lliler, of Anakapas.

NEW laLch Ib52
July last, induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House, every respect it
has exceeded my expectations and the made
by the Agents. Messrs G. c. BOGERT Il co. cheerfuy
add testimony to the embraced in the
Circular recommend the TO Planters and others
the best have known Where
applied it. has been exposed to the since last July
neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely imperyious
(Sgned) JOHN +. MILLER.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

CertifIcates OF railroad Ors, efftcec.
sssss sa
Almy expecatlons ~ adding
Of the Pa article
Certificate of OErer H. Lee, Superintendent of Hud-
son River Railroad. s.s
oss
ros Of Depot oS S sapE AZ. asd on
price ;s
@ seausnted Il seems to durability adhesive
'.. .;: S3sfh T. Rsh
Mr. Lee Is Secretary II. II. Railroad
Certificate of d. G. McCullum, Asst. Engineer ".
Y. and Es.e Railroad.
Having
before the public for years past and finding
hs XII
Railroad @ to Be- much
superior to article of the kind use
'S''D Assistant Engineer N. Z. and Z. Eaif'oad.
s"t e. H new TSrk
x5 Rs s E XII e N m xT Il 5
s5s Ess s; & ss ssss
the paint deemng superior to any n%w Sss n, ri
W. II IALColl ID. Lt. So
e ,it.sx N the United
have used the NNaliiE ssn
,estimeny da5ssy apd InatuIs,
1E!sg1i NJ H. I. Ess
Painters Certificates.
have using Bdseweter Paint for the six months
s ns N 1S s
III s k sha h IL n2
si
use the on The roof which
leak IN Places happy
Of paint n e si f1sG rendered
Cor Ninth and stuyvesant streets.
certify that have used the Bragw..e, Mineral Pair,
any '''i sHS sss
Certificate of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp ST.
NetD Orleans.
have used the Brdgewaer Paint the past
and and .s and tin aS
From tests and made under my
commend isfor use in sonths5n simsts p.,,o
| No. 1872 Camp street.
| lowing
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Msr
or X rec M vn an
serving the interests Of planters by calling their attention to it
IS $hSs5 s, E$EffS$$sss Sc co.
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Certificate of Vm. C. Ttmpleton.

@. G. Boger-Dear sir I have used your BRIDGEWATER
decks of steamships and having fully tested
its cheeully recommend its the best and most
economical paint have used also find unequaled for
painting decks covered with being durable impevious
10 water, and protection against fire. - -
(Signed) W. c. TEMPLETON.
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Selected Certificates.

Certificate Of The Netr Orleans Underlc'1ters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in the
BRIDGEWATE PAINT the covering of shingle roofs
and frame buildings will all times give those fire risks
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
7. A. ADAMS, Pres'L Crescent
A. BROTHER, Prest Home
j. PEMBERTOG Pres't N. o. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
CHAS BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
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New Iberia, Attakapas, March q, 1886
TIE opinion entertained by of the BR1DGEWATER
PAINT expressed certificate in 1852 has
more confirmed since. consider the valuable
known combines all the virtues claimed it by the
Agents (Signed) JOHN F. MILLER.
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COTTON PRESSES.


ALABAMA, -lE ,4,.,.-.-.. sssf-s9SF
FACTORS, saEs5s
FRERETs, r
"o Corner St. Thomas and Basinstreeta s.ss~
Corner Tchouptoulas and Richard strsets. . y
Corner Tchoupitoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS, s55li. - $50
New Levee and Louisa streets. ls HI 81
Corner Leyee and Rofignac Streets, as.
-" :, Corner Annunciation and Richard streets. Z
SZYMANSKTS, 5l e.l, s-4-t .s.r -... .,4..5.s
Corner Levee Clouet Streets Third District.
SHIPPERS, - 4.
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
Corner New Levee and Rohfgnac streets,
WOODS, M q, .-
TEXAS, ss.lrtT
Corner of Tehouptoulas Orange Streets
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street, between ST. Ferdinand and AonteEne
nv, ,-,,,,, streets, Third Distrist.
Leyees street. opposite Post lss Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Leyee and RoHignac streets es
-'- Leyee street between Montegutsud Goue,stfssG--
Third District - 80 g
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RAILROAD COMPANIES.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Conpany-Depo of Calliope and Clara
streets
Jonn IuslIet.
r. R. Charles .secretary.
Office As Carondelet street. - ~ -
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs7 AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company foot Of ST. Anne street. Depot
at Algers.
W. u. Hewes ELes,9ents
A. b. Seeger. ICE 10
b. r. Flanders .SecAssoay
Office, ST. Peter and Old Levee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Company-Depot Efysan Fields and Victoria
W. h. = tesluele-f
a. P H. Goodwin. .Secfethhy-
Office, Victoria street, the depot. 81
NEW ORLEANS AND CARR0LLTON kAILKOAD-Us-s
pot, Baronne and Perdido streets
| LAFAYETTE HoRsE-CAR RALRoAD-Depet, ID Bs-
rome street; 5s--t t ~. q FL
cARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILROAD : Depot, TfvelI
| Circle. 81. s.'s4ss 3.f :, So
George Curre Duncan
Albertti Blanchard toecretarJ.
| Office, No. Is Baronne street.
MEXICAN GULF .RAmRoAD-Depot, corner Of Goodehia-
dren and Elysian Fields streets.
Bakewell. .Executor-
| Office, No. 30 Common street. go
| SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street.
Geo 3 1erger. .es.s.'
TEHAUNTEPEC COMPANY, Is Commercial Alley;
L. Heylinger ...seei''As
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ALGIERs WARE-HOUSEs.-AP TO
IA COCHRAN HALL. Agents No SO GrayisFs street, who
prepared and the favorable
rms Reroad and Pig Iron Liverpool and Bulk Salt, ETC.
For terms, etc., apply as aboye.V seq
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LANGUAGES.
For any the Languages lesson day $50 month;
blossoms per day, $50 do; to learn to read wrte
and also speak Language dramatically lessons
not limited l0O w
persons who already speak Language and wishto
become good readers and also to write and speak it ;
dramatically 3o w
Strangers referred to circulars for letters from
Gen Andrew Jackson late President Of the United States;
Hon Buren, late President of the United states
Hon R. NJ Johnson Vice President of the United Sates
Hon. A. B. Roman, late Governor Of Louisiana;
Hon. James G. Jones, late Governor of Tennessee;
Hon. John Gale, late Governor of Alabama;
Major General E. p Gaines late T. S. Army;
Hon. John Bell U. S. Senate;
Ri. Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee; ..f
Rev Dr. Lindsey, President Nashville University;
Rev Chamberlain late President OF Oakland college, MISS
Rev. DIR. Edgar, Tennessee
Hon. D. Prieur, late Mayor of New Orleans
Hon j. Stockton, late Mayor of Mobile
Rev. Mr. soler late President St. Charles College La.
Hon. Thomas H Benton late U. S. Senate;
Ri Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenn.
Rev. DR.. Howell Tenn;
Rev. DR.. Wheat, Tenn
Or they refer to-
Hon R. c. Wicklife Governor of louisiana
Hon Joseph Walker, late Governor of Louisiana
Hon. A. G. Brown, late Governor of Mississippi
Hon joni A. Qutrlan do. do.
Hon. Henry S. Foote, do do.
Hon John Crittenden late Attorney uenea OF Toe oeo
States.
Hon P. Soule late U. S. Senate;
Hon J. Slidel, U. S. Senate;
Hon. George Eustis, late Chief Justice of louisiana
| Hon. P. A. Ros late Supreme Court, Louisiana;
| Hon. A. D. Crossman, late Mayor of New Orleans
Hon. Jas Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury U. s.;
| c. Roselius Esq, New Orleans,
Hon. Charles Derbigny, New Orleans;
| Hon. Jon L, Lewis late Mayor of New Orleans;
Messrs. Ward, Jonas Co., New orleans;I
:. Barrere Co., do;
| ;. Henderson Gaines, do;
| . Hewitt, Norton 4 Co, do;
n, "a do
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"Odd Fellows Rest"

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR INSTRUMENTATION Bier
Presidents S. Boueme Treasurer H. Shields Secretary
Goldny: Finance Committes1E Patterson H. H. Dent.e
neaux Lewis H. Goldman 7. F. Peterson, JOS Allison
j p Warner, J. c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST" may be procured
by applying TO F. NJ CORY Sckles Co.'s SIS
at D. FEIr SrErsos's Camp street; to H. MLsPAuGH u
S Mint the Secretay's office in Odd Fellows Hall
uer of Camp and Lafayett streets.
Lots VansRegular lots, 10 feet $50
ditto feet SIS Vaults double to Stockholders Lodges
SOS; ditto, all others 70 SINGLE Stockholders Lodges
SIS: ditto. to all others, $50.
relative the purchase of Lots etc. can be had
| on applcationto - D..
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
L him Mr. R. c. oGIESBY. of Shreveport La under the
and style of LEWIS 0GLESBY to succeed Lewis Co.
the Cotton Factoage and Commission business from this
date. j. U. LEWIS.
MO MORE PILEs.-No MORE PILEsl-Dr. cHAs.
lS KELLNrTZ from Paris and London Is in possession OF
which will radically this painul disease however
obstinate The first prescription ar
all pain if by magic and three days treatment effects
Kelnz likewise all Secret Diseases by an intabe
perfectly process He also the inventor of liquid
for ncnrshng the growth Of the hair and removing oane
Apply No. 10 Rampant street, between Canal and CUSTOM
p M mS0 I'm
NJOTICE-THE COPARTNERsHIP- HEREToFoRiSE Re
IN existing in this city undersigned under the
name of MOISSENET LAW, is this day dissoyeG by niu
w N'N FREDERICK LAW.
D, New Orleans, La, July LIST, 1851.
V,REDERICK LAW WILL CONTINUE THE Bu-
, sines $50. ,o MS 9wr os Canal jyS
CRESCENT CITY SOAP WoRkS--DEPoT
The have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap Family Ship Steamboat USE whch they pre-
sent Tie pubic in competition with the BEST
reputation combnes economy with
dom dsageeabe effects OF ordinary soaps IN ant
lection guaranteed to contain no IN sucien
suantity to iujure finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages Of merchants and Others being apie
supply and customers with equally good If no
better home manufacture will present themselves
glance the subscribers respectfully solicit
| milo ". haAhN q w,
| MFR. CHARLES He. STONE Is PARTNEl
l1 in this date The business will be contne
unde''''s name 0' D' DUDLEY NELSON.
New ORLEANS, July /, 1S5l.-jy2
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Grand Lodge OF I.ouisl.na.
THE E. v; GEAED LODGE or LogIsIANA,I.o.o;
!sis. : q..ad Issss Ses ~ Fellow: Hai,eola..
Masmeay
Vs,ea Losss ES r. 4 5sas
Blake ii Comereial M H. and III sstson, ii south.
sss i S e: ss K ssas Z.
T. rs ss.sS Ghsg;a %
ks; T. " Grand csnsuesos; Paul Me,.iIs. q rnos
Lodge No g. ". Grand Herald. a. - 3 ''s
9 It. Deputy Grand /.
si s X g ssss.;ss 's
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EYE: e 4 ;ss.ss u Sshs
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Standing commt.es.: State q the Order r.
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se. 4 s,.n go.s, I'd w% D. Ds1srgs
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e Inc Grand Master seers..y,
sSSa
Subordinate Lodges.
{ ODD Pslia. Hal @ ns ssi sse.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 3mees every ThursdAyeven.
il B. Lambert PEI. Secretary g. Hooper. Treasurer.
n.y. ga Il ss
F. sssrs'f' 1h'' Il
han Per- secretary = "a
JEFFERSON LODGE n No. evening
s xs!s1
$pfa + !
Secretary Phi. Schneider Treasurer.
n o5S ~ Il sy.pipsn
I. Bercier, g.; N J. Hoey Secretary; L. Bruce
.ssa e ss4 LODGE es II s..s h
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aos r. I9 6ss SS Hs
saRisss Charles
t 6S9 Se . meet "
| Homes. Treasurer. - 4 m
NJ 5pPsE NJ Ham fs.s
s ssss
2srRsa adass he i e.
Maunse Per. Secretary Il. Mlspsneh. treasurer .
sIAR LODGE n -
noey, Secretary; A. Dudoussat, Treasurer.
MAGNOLIA LODGE No q meetssyery Tuesday evening
G.; J Brown, v. Gi W. TsJ Goodman, Secretary; J. A
6 No 2
N E. Rucks, v c. F. Boensel, Secretary F. Keen
COLUMBUS LODGE No "a meetsevery Wednesday even
ing in Algers 0fhcers-Henry kruze n G.; Chas. r. Nor
Sehn Secretary IA Magehear Per
GERMANIA LODGE No. % meetsever Tuesday evening
In Jefferson Hall Fourth District ofcers-G Linser,
Per. Secretary; D. Gerhard, Treasurer. =
HARMONY LODGE No. 50 meetsevery Friday EVENING",
PoIsI saI Second District,
Secretary Louis Charles Treasurer. -
Hermann LODGE No. 80 meets every Wednesday ever
Klein Per. Secretary; NJ. Wssshemer, Treasurer.
al Peass IAN g Se
inson N. g.; W. w Brisbn, " G.; G. NJ Brisbin, Seer
tary W. saloman, Per Secretary; D. W. c. Campbell Ire
0 surer.
MERCHANTS LODG No. ~ meetsevery Monday evenir
Odd Fellows Hall Officers P0hisE
% Bell, Per. Secretary; Geo. H. Grief, Treasurer.
o Eagle Degree.
y EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l, I. o. O.. F., NEE
the d and a s n a sse ces IN
attend Ohcers-Gerard Sh Degree MASTER Francis Rawl
Deputy Degree Aaster R. L. Bruce, Treasurer L. N Jaha
Secretary.
DE SOTO LODGE No7 meets at Baton Rouge on Thursdf
evening
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- BoaRDING-THE LARGE AND ELEGAN
%Nsss house known as the DESBAN VERANDAH H, In
EI Camp street No. b. is open for the reception OF
families single gentlemen This Is one oil the most oea-
passed eonfort each having dressing room or
net Hne bath house to the premises
and every convenience comfort of bosrders Afe~Day
Bnar'iers also be accommodat ed :, ,ou,pe
je9O CATHARlNE Is, BoNEho.