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~ OTI G + .--Having been informed that GER
~ tam persons are In the habit OF collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain or have
contained our beverages and putting therein an
ce made BY others than ourselves and then dispos-
ing OF such article the ath and credit of our name
stamped on ON said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notIhed that such Bottles our own PROPERTY and
not subject to SALE and that they are delivered to our
customers only to be returned, and that is firm
lav any infringement Of our rights on the premises
= Army & SHINN,
Union Bottllng Depot, 81 Green street.
geu GeOrgetown. ID G..
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NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND

IN LIQUOR STORE.
The subscriber bsgs to inform bis friends and the
public, thst-he has opened NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends to keep constantly on hand a large and varied
@ @assSItment& & Of Foreign and R9mestis WINES; II
QUORS, Cl&ARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee Flour, Soap,
Olives, Raisns, Flgs. Sardines. Anchoyies, 0tard.
Marrett d Co., Pi9et < Co., and Col. Chassrd's
B5andsss in eases, dsmijohns. and casks Old a. ia
scriptions, st. Julien Claret, Chsteaux MsrgauI IN
eases, Champagne Cider Brandy Fruits, Reynolds
Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Maraschlno, Curacao
Absynthe, Champagne, and q large and vaned de-
scription Of Havana Cigars.
Also, Stoughton Btters, ana Fever ana Ague
Bitters, Porter Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited To call and exam
inc the stock before purchssng elsewhere. Mem
bers of Congress are also informed that their orders
will be promptly ATTENDED to, and delivered At their
residances at the shortest notice.
a GENERAL assortment of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct By the subscriber at wholesale and re-
tai.
produce taken In exchange.
LEWIS Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, Of 1870.
Country orders punctually attended TO, and coun
try produce Of all descriptions received on consien
ment. JONAS p. LEVY,
ie a-tf No. ga Twelfth street.
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EASHIONABLE PERRMMERIEs, from the
Il best houses, at GlBBS's, near the corner OF
CCIss0Rs. MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES,
S&e AZ Gl BS'S Hair Store. near 18th street,
pa ave- and at his Salesroom, under WIZARDS.
nle-3m
7 KINATMcLAUGHLIN's No. 90 between
IL sth and 9Th streets, at his large stock oi new
Goods nov opening, nN
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NJ MUSICAL CARD.
NlR. GEORGE M.ARTH begs leave to announce
to his trends of Washington, Georgetown. ~
furnish Nj sic for Balls. Private Psrties, and III
SOlrees. From one TO any number Of NJ usioians To
be had at the shortest NOTICE. =
Orders can bs Left al the Musical Depots OF John
r. Ellis or w. q. Metzerott, or nj his residence,
corner 9th and @ streets, Navy Yard. 90 s-Sms
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Ma0nes, Jewelry, &c.
WATCHES JEwIEitFY; IitEF2Ys; AND FANCY AZ.
s4ys e. hand ns .OPs o e '5s be-. SILVER
CLES, DO. E9
Call and examine, at
eo S-2m SO Pa. av., oppo. Brown Hotel.
baltimore, WASHINGTON, AND VIR-
- snIs Bank Notes taken at par for al slnds OF
Ggtp t1S dpisnrI.S sSd wifcHEshs COTS fn6
CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, .LocKETS. and al
ether choice goods, for q Few days.
have just received hne assortment Of new
prices.
Please call at ss Penn avenue. sien Of the large
Spread Eagle. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ CLOCKS!-CLOCKS!!-
ciaoE Eood PhSS Sk0GS for o.. Every style Of
vIlS' Also GlPek Materials. such ss Keys, Balls RS
Cocks 70 the trade at wholesale Proes. Cal y13
and examine, at -
J. ROBINSON'S
ooSl I'm $40 Pa av.. oppo. Browns Hotel.
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Vocal and instrumental Music.

NIR.W. HENRY PALMER's PIANOFORTE
i't CLASSES are daily adding new msmbers Per
sors desrous OF avalllnz themselves Of Mr.. PALM
FRS services are requested to enroll their nance
early as possible.
This Class ystem 10 more advantageous for the
advancement OF Children, than any other system Of
equally advantageous Cor the psrfectins Of the
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Primary Glass IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
Sl0: All applications 10 be made to Mr.. w. Ii.
PALMER, at his residence. $50 r street, between
ThIrteenth and Fourteenth.
III GEORGETOWN Classes meet every Monday and
Thursday at Il O'Clock, at Miss Harrovsrs Georee-
town Female Seminary. seA-d
NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
G. l.. IRVING will open Music School for La
dies and Gentlemen, at Temperance Hail. on Is
street, between 9Th and 10th, Monday afternoon.
November ID. at O'Clock.
The object of this School is to make ladies' and
gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with Music from
the Elementary principles TO Composition and Har-
mOny.
Glasses will be formed for the afternoon and even
ing OF Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
O'Clock and Z.
The Georgetown Class meets st Miss Narrower
seminary on the afternoons Of Tuesdays and Thurs
days, at o. 'clook.
Terms-Per quarter, q lessons, IN GLASS, ss; pri-
vste elnstructlon-Vocal, Pinno, or Organ. ga.
APPLICATION mey be made TO Mr. lRyINo st the
Hall az the time above named at EllIss Music Store
or though the Post Office. 90 34-tDeol
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7 QOK AT ELLIs,s STOCK OF PIANOS
IL before pufohsSlng elsewhere. - ME
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SEWING MACHINES

The ONLY KIND of SEWING MACHINES suitable for
PLANTATION use Hrpver Baker make Over EIEV
I'M HUNDRED of them in Plantations, and
giving PERFECT SATISFACTION.
The TROUBLE and PERPLEXlTf of filing and attend
inr ia Shuttle las other Machines) i" in this avoided
No SHUTTLE Is EMPLOYED the under thread being used
from n large Spool. ~
II is very simple yet strong, in construction EASILY
LEARNED and kent in be at great speed and
does not require be taken apart to be oiled.
The stitch always distinct even aud regular, and Tor
General beauty strength and elasticity eSces the vry best
hand sewing.
The work done II CANNOT RIP.
The machinery simple and strong that The NhehheS
ran he used for by and not get out oil
order.
lerard CO. thirty of these Machines in use NJ
,be Clothing Manutactory and all Planters ackho"'
edge Clothing upon the is stronger ana lar S
perior any other kind. -
All in want of good Sewing Machine which DUES ~
REQUIRE TIE PATIENCE OF JOB to learn the use Oh II
are invited call at the
GROVER BAKER
Sewing Machine Campary,
ol9 gnF No. Is Camp street.
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(lOnTABIE STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM X tt


power Of the celebrated OF Hoard Son,
Gate Bradfad) differing essentially in their economic
and durable of other
feure exesiss in tvety FIVE States OF the
UIen Pamphlets with full description, letters l7
different who using them, will be by mail
pcadou the subscriber WHO IS sole agent in New Orleans
Son being sole propreors Of the patent, they
furnish masuctue the engines which they have given
reputation and ali pretended limitations frauds upon
purchasers, they will leaIuty due eNpece with them.
BiU ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
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NAY AND HoARDrN& SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

l. I.ADIES-Founded IN 1888, by Madame Lers and con
Quoted since 1870 NY Madame Ueshrayauy Burgundy be-
and Bienville Streets New Orleans.
The Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins The buildings there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarders, and indefinite number of
Day Scholars. Attached to the premises fine bath house
good wharf TIE istitHou provides thorough and sub
stmn instruction IN and department Of education
facilities for the requirement OF the French
Singing and soege Taught by Nj Provost the well
known leader of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Mr.
will reside Pass during summer will con.
time his lessons Singing and HGege in the establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the the Pass
The city school remains open the whole boaes and
day scholars. rny26 ~
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CRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Isl OIL f & L L j. T,
For upwards OF Professor of Ancient and MO-
LGngnaEe several Colleges United States and
for the FeGc teacher in the High Schools
the Fourth District has taken No, l6 ST. Charles
Nv Victo where he intends 10 form elias
in the above lag gnages.
There will Morning and Evening Glasses suit te
venence occupations eff enteme Of eent professions
TERMSFor shrea lessons week. in class, PIC month;
pvae lessons single scholar according TO the number
OF lessons required by the applicant.
H.The fees expected re paid in advance st. Charles
street No is, over VictorR store fe27 SIN
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TTyHE UNDERSIGNED Has ASSOCIATED WITH
him Nj e. sWIs sIess snecsea ed Lewis Co.
Cotton Factoage and Commission business nm ms
New Orleans. A pril ]. 1856. al 1n4w -
WADE 3 SSs s1,1.s., !, bs ssr
Quoted under the same '''s IS G. " NEWTON co.
(JOPARTNERsHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED, Sue
u cessors 10 Messrs soutayd HarrtnoH have This day
HaIN CO for The ransactIon general and
Forwarding business '''' + s. T F. sAifH:
New Orleans, April !, ls57-as I'm -
T. son county MIS- and THos JENNiNas q this city,
Of E. tsf on s name
and ayle Of J. C. q B. S. KICKS co., r p1cv,c RI
New Orleans, April 1st 1857 az I'm -
11OPARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
az 20
Commerce and II Tchoupitoulas st. I: MoREAI, -E
New Orleans. March IS. ,ss7-mIs In I'M NJ e''eoN1'.
ms uadsf The sis sysaads Sssns vas
H. John b sybpsn. saiorzed to use the name Of the
firm in liquidation Of its Affairs. j. d. sYBRANDT
THE ~ M sgst y , EosxEsLY c"N
by the undersigned under the style Of syrand &C.
New Orleans leh March ls57.-ml7 sn
+ NISsOLUTTONO Or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a Sidney hs}
Mckay composing the firm Of Livingston Co United States
Express is this day dissolve by mutual Sidney Lv
ngston and James Il. Mckay Withdrawing f,om the Ern.
TIME the Express business to all OF the United States
# FL ct I'd
stand nc Common street and strict attention their bust
receive liberal
Office livingston Co.'s United States Express 77T g.
116 Common ST.. New Orleans, March s, 81 me-
| NOTICE-IHAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mn. JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise and business
held conducted By for my account
der the style of e. g. Dunbar Co.. No. IA Canal street, and
recommend him the patronage of all my friends
4 TONER'S .. q .at.i. f-s
All those claims against indebted G.
Dunbar Co, will please call alone At the Office No.
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. G. DUNBAR.
New Orleans February a. 1857.
NOTICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
IN establishment Of G. G. Dunbar Co. No. IA Canal street
the place for account under the style OF j. A.
DUNBAR Co. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
friends. JAS A. DUNBAR.
New oreans, February IA, ls57.-fel6
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ESTABLISHED
IN himself BROKER at No. % Gravier street Paric
lucky Bagging Rops cargos Salt BY prompt
ten'on to business he hopes to merit shaTs Of
New Orleans. January 6. 1857. }a7 en-
NOTICES. $. MoSBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
In the firm of CLARK Il MOsBY the Commission and Fer
warng business will be continued by the undersigned unde
the firm If CLARK, MOSBY Co. to which they have con
neced Wholesale Grocery and Liquor business at Nos
q and Is Front Levee and "A and 26 Fulton street
J. !. S 5. e HasRK,,
S. 7. sTRIBL1NG
! New Orleans, December IS ls56.-dl6 If
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Anew ERpCERTES-JUST REGElVEh-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cjrnckneil BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
Frunch PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISINS Figs aud Prunes, in Jars and Fancy BoNeS'
variety of FANCY GROCERIES just received desirable
rte Holidays. -
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
L!IUDRS and CORDiALs
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
+. Il. BERGlEh, Agent
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L. " n v / iCG
The comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC, 49,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARDS and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY 4 SONS CELEBRATED PIASOS.
B-These celebrated Pianos considered 10y MI the
prominent artists the best in the United Safes in the last
wears s. Sons have received various public Indus
trial Exhibitions AMI Furs of the ko otiess Than SIX PRE-
MUM COL MED U.s. for the superiority cfter Fianos
Also, large assortment Of
FISCTERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices,
as the convenience and of MI glasses
myers.
MASONS and HAMELIN's CEiERRATED MEI.OREONS,
Hnrp Guitars Vioins AccordeGns Banjus, Futes Brass
of all kinds Musical Merchandise every
description
ng- Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NOTE order for Music PiaHUs Instruments anything
relating be efat either addresses by
mail will lie promptly attended to.
Eg~TERMS LIBERAL. ..-
M. ly j.. GABICI.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EtVAHD-
~ Lost the 18th inst, about the ST. Charles Hotel
RED CORNELL an STONE bearing The iniia, N. A. s. u
in heavy flt Ring Any person returning the
to the ruders gIed sal! have the above TawArt
! is If s. WOLFE IS Camp street.
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TUESDAY, April Il, 1857.
Race TO off at O'Clock p. NJ
Sweepstake for Two Year Olds-Subscpton $500; Forfeit
$780, 500 added-Mile Heats.
NoNINATIOSs:
Col A. L. Birgamans oh. f. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty,
dam by Ruftn.
Col NJ. sprague's b fAvIs by imp Sovereign, out of
Thrush.
g. Also, b. PORTLAND by imp. Sovereign, out of Folly.
t. Gen T. J. Wells CALVIT by imp Yorkshire out OF
Reel.
Also CHI. f ANNIE LAURIE by imp. Yorkshire, out Of
Badges S25 angers' slO-can be had at the
office Of the st. Charles Hotel and the Course.
Should he postponed pennant will be displayed on
the st. Charles Hotel.
n8F-Admission to Gate and Stands, 81.
ala j. L. INLAY Proprietor.
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OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
"a

OFFiCE THE NEW ORLEAN DAILY DELTA,
Is Camp street, Jan. IL, 1857.
Nrssry Seu,rnons Genemen-It gives pleas
rre 10 state that the Brazilian Pebble Spectsces
which obtained you and have had in for weeks
ast my sight much Improved, ard my eyes greatly
eieved from which HAD previously been upon them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
tie aid Of glasses to give you call
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
es-ofee hours from o'clock A, NJ until O'Clock P
NJ i2a Sp5nl &W
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DKoposALs FOR BONDS EXECUTIVE OF,


FIcE, Baton Rouge April |, S57.By virtue Of the Act
Of the General Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana entitled An
Ac relative certain Debts of the State, approved 18Th March,
1851 and in pursuance particularly of the provisions of
"a and It'll thereof NOTICE hereby given that
proposals will he received until the first day OF July next
u o'clock meridian fol the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS (m0re lcs of ONE THOUSAND DOII.A RS each,
Of the State Of louisiana having forty and bear
ing interest the of six per payable semi
annually day Of January and the first day o. July
Of tRCh year.
These Bonds offered solely in exchange for of the
Bonds receivable by The State security for the circulation Of
the Banks established under the Free Bank ing Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au-
dtu Public and the Treasurer of tue State, and
endorsed proposals for Exchange OF Bonds Said
proposals. will be opened the first day Of July next by the
Auditor aud Treasurer the of the Governor, and
exchange will be awarded the bidder bidders who may
the advantageous The Governor however
the right Of rejecting all the bids and to direct
advertisements for proposals,
special fund has been created for the ultimate redemp
the Bonds issued under the aforesaid act whc
DC diverted any other purpose whatsoever
signedl ROBERT C. WIGKLIFFE.
Signed C. +. GRENEAUX, State Treasurer.
SigncdI s. F, MARKS, Auditor.
by Governor:
isigncdi ANDREW s. HERON,
I.SI all tJy1l Secretary Of State.
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~N MIME P.ALBERT, No So RoYAL.e ~

seN MIME p. ALBERT, No. So ROYAL.M ~
sstree of Bienvile. has the henor to MIA.
~ inform the Ladies' of New Orleans and the s2sSA
rounding country. that she has just received LkA
from France large of NEW GOODS,
which she invites their attention.
Her assortment OF EMPRESS PARMELA and styles
of B0NNETS she is will be found excel anything
the previously imported Besides she invites particular
| attention to the following articles
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS the most choice and recherche
description; HEAD DRESSES LA HARQUIsE, RTSTORI,
She has also magnificent ,tock Of hACES EDGIEGs LACE
Street Dresses, FANS POINT D'ANGELTEERE PARA
SOILS and MARABOUT PARASOIIS, all of which will,
doubt prove inspection to be the most beautiful
! and tasty. .|...
NINE ALBERT also informs the Ladies that she is prepared
do all kinds of DRESS MAKING and MILLINERY, being
assisted by Mile eonne and Mime Fony who lately from
the fashionable houses of Paris and Mile Caroline late of
the establishment of Mime Cade at Paris who brings with
her all the latest Partisan Fashions. .....
Mime A. informs her old that her stock will be
found fully the standard Of those imported by her
in the her residence in this city, and desires that
they will call and examine for themselves do SIN
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11ox OWE MONTH LoNGER.-

NOR ONE MONTH LONGER. I'm CONSE-
L 1uence of the great demand for
MESSRS. SERMONS & CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTiCLES,
They have been prolong their stay this city until
May 3d. of elsewhere they will
positively close the above date.
Sole pcpo " Camp street, corner of Natehea alley.
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A HINT TO STRANGERS

III IN HINT TO STRANGERS-WhatES $50
MEE is the of paying for article than A
EE%rZc can bought for 2-At the old established XVI
Sey@1S stand of MRS. CLARKE Poydrgs and IVA
CAronieet streets foundnow opening-an
giant of SPRING MILLINERY consisting in part,
Of Grape Hair and Straw Bonnets of description Pa
Flowers beautiful Spring Ribbons well every other art
excellent Of Lace Manas which, with the Bon
being offered ut prices much lower than be
branch of business in what
"a fashionable part of the city,
CPS being small her profits likewise all
She would therefore recommend visiting city
call and examine her stock before purcas elsewhere Re
men address, MRS. CLARkES,
-ul7 6m-nlT Poydras and Carondele sts
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New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Meyrs SeHrnons Co: GcntlemenOf Int eyes failed
ne so that read any by candegh The
by you suit most admirable can read the
finest print now without least strain fatigue to the eyes,
take pleasure to recommend your glasses to friends
Rcspectfuny H. MEUGENS.
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of lots Brashear on Berwick's Bay, the
terminus Opeousas and Great Western Railroad,
and the point OF departure Of the vanderbilt MAIL Line
Steamers to Texas.
BY J. A. BEARD co... A. Beard Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, April Is. 1857, and follow
w IL O'Clock, ut Banks Arcade, on Magazine
street of New Orleans by and in pursuance OF an
parish Of St. Mary in the State OF Louisiana bearing
9th February 1885, the following property of Robert b.
Brashea deceased Others sold for division and settle
coparnership. the heirs of said H. b. Bra
shear and Tlos. T. Brashear, Esq, to wit ~
500 LOTS OF GROUND, more or less, in the beautifully
Of Bashear fronting Bewcs Bay and being
the of the Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
poses the Southern States and will be
the principal Gulf city, communicating directly to the Pa
ciiic by the contemplated railroad .
The will finished Brasear during the month OF
March, and the Vanderbilt line Of steamers now ready Tor
the connection to Galveston.
The necessity hotel and for immediate
and travellers and pleasure parties will require much
greater accommodation than that which now exists. .
addition BrHSeas commercial advantages il will at
delightful the shores being bluff and full
To the hunter it holds inducements both
| for and fine fish.
The property will be positively sold and DESTROYS of
visiting obtain photographic plans and full description OF
locality the ground the office OF the auctionees.
TERMS Of SAI.E-Ouc-thd cash. and the balance at
years credit for secured by mortgage
the property, with interest per arnun from date
| until paid.
divided coupons suit the convenience of
| the parties interested.
/ of the purchasers. mo I'd
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Date of Departure of European, California
Mmd Havana MnIls, for April, 1857.

n3s-rile bark Washington Bufcher, collins.
from Philadelphia discharging cargo at Post 70 First
District Cosignees requested to attend to the receipt
Of goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored
their expense and risk.
ala GEO W. HyNsON & CO. So Camp street
ss-The clipper schooner M. j: Hoyt, Capt.
HEbee, Fhiuephn, is dschargipg Ler cargo at
Post 3s First District CDnsgnees requested to attend
receipt of their goods the levee otherwise they will
he stored mt their expense and risk.
n3 GEO. W. HYNSON CO.. 81 Camp st.
ry.Ship John Sidney, Capt: Wheeler, from
New York, dsrhAging At Post 70 First District
requested the receipt of their goods
evee otherwise they will be stored their and
riSE
GEO. w. HYSSON X CO., 81 Campstreet.
ssrNotiee-rhe ship Albus, Capt. Weyman,
from Boston, diScharRug Il: Post "a Third District
Counees will please attend to the receipt Of their freight
Lev-e All goods left the wharf night will be at the
risk of the contignees thereof.
40 JONES, MACkINDER Il CO.. 81 Gravier st.
ss- Freight for Philndelphin.-SVa hIeu.-
good load Philadelphia Amply immediately to
NIL j. II. ASHBRIDGE 4 co, 10 Common ST.
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New ORLEANS january 49, 1851
Rsrs. Co.: GeutcmenI take great pleasure in
stating using your improved Spectaces lind them
sier to the eye clearer much better by
eudeight without pain the eye. think them superior to
any have with cheeully recommend them to
TIE public. Yours, respectfully,
l.
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WAGONS etc. VARNISH, etc.
sEg-For sale low for cash or city "ceept"nce'-e ga
ss~ No. l13 GRAvIER and No. 10 UNION STREET, ct
New Orleans, La.
;.17 " j. A. LUM & co.
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u NEWHALL, WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE, No.
90 Canal street, corner of Old Levee stairs.
subscriber Just received and for sale the largest
best selected of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
consisting in part Of Gold Velvet freco, Marble Stone
OAK Granite Views Statuiric Ornaments and Decorations of
every description.
,o large stock of meSrm and oW price Papers,
Fancy Borders Fire Screens, Tester Paper etc. for
s.te rctsonable prices by
ala If F. EEWHALL.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Nessrs Sen1mons Co Gens-I uting for the last two
Brazilian Pebble Specaces obb.ned from yot and
feel much pleasure stating that not only the admirable
s,ructon the the great advantage TO
the earcr your skill and good Judgment in selecting the
very glasses sufficient recommend you TO al who
stard in need OF that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGELI., NJ. D.
l6, 1857.