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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

TDRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTTTUTE.-DR
L. J, CzAPKAY has opened his Institute for the cure
of all forms of disease-sueh Syphilis Gonorrha Noe
turnal Emissions and all the consequences Of seabuse
In the first stages of Syphte Gonorhoal diseases he
guarantees in few days without inconvenience to
the patient hndance TO his business When patient
by neglect improper treatment has developed the secon
Diary symptoms Of Syphilis such as buboes or painful
swelngs the groins ulcers in the throat and nose
which, if not checked destroy the soft parts and cause the
bones to mortf fseparate and fcome away leaving the
sufferer object hieous 10 behold; or when spl6tches
and pmpes break out upon the skim when he has main
full sweings upon the bones when his constitution is
injured as to predspo TO consumption or other con
sttutonai disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks
no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM chronic or acute; in DYSENTARY,o or
DIARRHA, he has safe and efectuai remedies For the
treatment of the consequences of seEabuse such as noe
tural emissions, nervousness timity headache pains
in the back and limbs with general weakness loss Of an
petite, loss of memory injury to the sight resessnes
confusion Of ideas, dislike for society and feeling of we
rness OF life; with the system so exetabe that
slight noises shock startle the patient making his ex
isence miserable For the above aades the Doctor will
guarantee cure ask compensation He can be con
suited free of charge and invites all 10 call as it will cost
them nothing and may be much TO their advantage His
offices are at the Medical Institute Sacramento street be
low Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany Vihec, san Francisco Cal 1pt
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
GLOVE ANODYNE
TO0THACHE DROPS.

Those ho have felt the painful throbhing and excruc
ung paugs of a raging toothRche shooting through their
laws and head with the Orehting perseverance, and
IS Is uen the ease have received but little sympathy from
frirns will M doubt be- mtrh pleased to know OF
ly that will never fail 10 quiet the unmercifii otfender
mi leave fh lreth where they should remsin, in III. head
hcnucrvu~ It has accom- pli-hed are well aeste,l
and has only become generally known to he as highly
appreciated hy tile pnbic it has hong been by DAss
The following testimony is from one Of the most disiin
guishel practical Dentists In the city OF New York:
Messrs. SANDS Grntlemen-In the course OF my prac.
ticc have extensively used your Glove AnUdyne with
much success for the relief Of the Tonhache; and as
constantly recommend it to my patients deem it bnt
Just to inform yon Of the high opnion have of It over
other remedies. ain yours. very respectfully,
NJ LEVETT, 10 Wavcrlev Plaza
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or NEvA-
- DA--ss In District Court Of the 14th Judicial Dis
trict WALLACE CALDWELL, T. n. MILLS and JOHN
WORRFII VS.. GEORGE LEWIS. Notice is hereby given
TO all persons holding liens upon the property Of George
Lewis situated the Eastery side oCayoe street bound
ed and described follows bounded the south by lots
OLA Sanford and D. Cttenden the north by the dwell
ing house owned and occupied by L. +. Frsbe 10
hibt the with the proof thereof 10 the Judge Of the
District Court aforesaid in open Court on SATURDAY the
18th day Of August A. D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. d. Of that
date BY order Of the Court.
Witness my hand with the seal of said Court hereto ax
ed, this 4th day of August A. ID. 1857.
Clnr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
SACRAMENTO STREEr, BELOW MONTGOMERY,
opposite
PACIFIC MAII. STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE

u San FRANCLSCO, CALIFORNLA.

.EaaJIisAed far tie Permanent Cure Of all Priydte and
Chronic Diseases and the Suppression Of Qadckay.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
importantly to Fcmales.--When a FemoIc /,


Corner Of Montgomery and Cali ornia sts over Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express department t3l
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

For sale by DEWITT. KITTLE & Co, II. JOHNSON
4 Co. and REDINGTON Il Co. San FranclSeo; RICE
Il COFFIN, Marys,ille X. II. MCDONALD y Co, Sac
ranento; and by Druggists generally. "a ,..ts... ..
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
CITY TRUSTEES REPORT.

In accordance with the provisions Of the act to ncorpor
ate the City Of Nevada the undersigned submit the follow
ing report showing the receipts and expenditures ofe City
government from May 7th 1851 (ate of last epor) toJa
Let .
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

JOB PRINTING. or All KTNDs. YEAiTY ExE
y cuted at this Once al
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

Prepared and sold ty :. II. 81 ID. SANDS. Whole.
sale Druggists No 100 Fultonstreei Of William
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CTATE OF CALIFoRNTA. COUNTY

Corner of California and Montgomery @ " sts t UVST up stair
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r. & CO., respectfully solicit orders from the country,
andw guaranteed satisfaction in every particular TO those
who may favor them with their ircustom.-421yl
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Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS POST-OFFICE,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r,,, T.. n:.,,s, a. -, .o--
=" i'' Juno i7'''
OFFICE HoTrps- Weak DAYS from NJ 10
,Ii ~ ~ o , i ~; .iuii "a ~ "
"cIock + a. Sundays anu HoI'days RON to IL
EASTEpN W,rr 1,ro d,u,o+ NJ oro,o- ;7,;1
at2iP. N. for prepaid letters, ats p, NJ for for
Zig eISn i GtST ,,r1 No.. 7,.,.. G. ,.:,
p,sS Cbr;stian Micsis.nri ~, = P},o.i 10,
Snrinas n sosPi c oy n ,s 1'Eh
~ "a ,,,r1.~t - NJ DnEnart!, ON TO-
anu ln,isHnyS 9I o a ~; tp7e"5"uAd VA LUIS
cA1p2S M 'u p0IITTE soN c,Ivin, p,,
Rouges Natchez, Xicksburg, Lake Providence,
Grand Lake, W9rthnston Greenylle, Columbia
9ap9tGoh 'IIu N' W'dr H1'h Io
Hlnop1 81 Nf" hu'iIiu, Hehat E0 ~ "
Sa i1, ang e. LOUIS eioseS uaS All M Due
,rrc,1 uH,i} ~ . + ~, =, -,
Nloh9bOh! MAl'--ouppIlnE Dona!usOnvl!le,
a a!S,e pe oa'9 G honse fort nnaSo iran
GlsVii!e, f@hte toupee; Morganza; Ned iEiVer
LANDING, Supplying Alexandra, Grand Ecore,
Natchtoches, shreVeport ana Eastern IcNas
Fort Adams, Natcnez, WATERPROOF. Rodney, 81.
Joseph, Grand Gulf, Ashwood, Manenton and
yieks6nrg. Closes on Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY AT . I. NJ. l'ue on MONDAY, thursday
ST. tRANClSNil4iE OR COAST MAll..-SNpply'
ing Labranches, Tayors, Bonnet Care, Ed
CARDS -Vacherie, Brnsiers, Cantlels, IHre-
auds, Donadsonvll!e (and INTERIOR NeW River,
Bayou Goula lberville, Plaquemine, Manchac,
Bruly's Landing, Baton Rouge, (and ihteror)
LobdelIs Store Port Hudson, Hermitage, Water
loo, and st. Francsve, (and nteriOrD Closes
on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at A. NJ.
Due on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by 5
A. NJ. -.
COyINGTON MAIL, OR LAKE MAIL-Closes on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by \. NJ. Ar.
liyes on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by 4
PM.
JEFFERSON CITY MAlL.-Close5 on Tuesday at
II NJ; due same time.
ALGIERS MAlI.-Day, except Sunday. Closes al
II NJ; due same hour
LAFAYETTE MAIL-CloSes daily Except Sunday
at Z. NJ. Arrives daily Except Sunday at II
AM,
CARROlLTON MAII.--COses on Monday, Wednes
aay and Friday at 2. NJ. Arrives on Tuesday
Thursday and saturday, hy p. NJ.
| OSYKA MAlI-Closes daily at p. NJ. Due daily
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and 2sth of each month. POSTAGE PAY ABLE
IN ADVANCE, as follows:

NEW. GREN ADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
, VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.--Closes on the 4th and 10th of
each month, ut 6 P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
ag-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia. ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid
s The postage to places the West coast Of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
43 cents and on each newspaper, 8 cents, when
sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received
Hg-The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (va San Francisco) is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance,
R5The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
nestle rates apply. A. S. HEWITT, P. NJ.
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T.ICK At A FRENCH FAIR.-A clever trick was
played of, q few days ago. ut the Fair of Breaute
fSene lnteri9re) well dressed gentleman sumter
ing about with a valuable gold-headed cane in his
AxEd, was stopped by wretehedlooking man, who
dragged himself painfully along on crutches, and
aitesusly implored charity. The gentleman, moved
90 compassion. generously gave the beggar a piece
az silver. How can you be so foolish p cried man
Standing by. That fellow is an imposter, and no
iyzore lame than you are. just lend me your cane
Esx minute, and by means of sound thrashing |
will convince You of the truth of what say The
gentleman mechanically let the man take the cane
azd the beggar, throwing down his crutches ran of
1s Cast es he could. The other amidst roars of laugh.
ter from the bystanders after him, menacing him
ssth the cane; and SO they ran considerable dis
aaee, when they turned aside into the town and were
sssen no more The gentleman waited for some time,
expecting to see the man return with his cane but
Aihe expectation was in vain 1t was then clear that
Sle whole had been an affair concerted between pair
OF adroit roguess The gentleman had nothing for it
bat to walk home, feeling very foolish at having
allowed himself to be 80 yictimized.
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4sh ORLEANS DaiIu Crescent,

- apaniard's First Sight Of the Southern
Sea.
xzn stood upon the mountain brow that gallant
Ara evely heart with joy beat high, and hand was
Fressten were their trials now, dangers and sorrows
Hs31sed for object ~ attained, the goal was won
~ last Ssssis Il
efsrs Them al tho mountains fool, ontstretchsd sne
Southern sea, a,5 / .t,,,,,s. .
sys esqd Ssasa' s IGSs y bs M lie sun
Ana ssssly broke Tie crested waves upon the sands
hescs. ,jSs ut s9
How deeply thrilled each hsars when first it opened
1 heavens leave fs vide expan.e oerhead Of pure unsul
whzs clouds ii crimsonpurple gold were floating in
4&e|,s the West, IS
Ascsr The spot where slowly sank the ayking TO his
rest
No white mans foot had tread that farof coast
before, .
ukisrss;ng fairy legends to the winds that wan.
0f built halls and coral grots that meath The
M Waters lie. s5@ g
They saoed moment as entranced near that all-glo
N rinus slght,
a kneit and poured forth their thanks to that great
God Of Might, b se5a
Mkese ginger had their pathway traced Ger valleys
-e"T hits and plains, n s'. ~ 's :
To where the bounlless ocean told of new and vas'
~ domains. 3as4ssss4.
risag with glad shouts ofjoy, that little warrior
tsl sand
Descended from the mountain height on to The COLDER
y sand 758
Uathonght of was their toilsome march beneath the
burning heat, =.
hen they stood first upon that shore, with the ocean
ss nj their feet III
With bis stout bnckler on his arm his sword held up
0n high, s's ges
BsIhca in the waters blue waded all fearlessly,
And took possession in the name of Ferdinand Of
Spain, W.
Of st vide world Of waters, that glorious Southern
e tnAin. sse5fs s2ig fss hi
Again uprose that ringing shout upon the Silly air.
Azd proudly flashed each warriors eye they stood
W clustering there
An fancy pictured visions bright Of rich rewards in
store sa4s 5a5 ~ A
Mhea anoe again with honor crowned they reached
their native shore.
IKE radiant tints had faded now from tdfar Western
"a sty,
.Ana one BY one the diamond stars gemmed the blue
rs vault on high u m AZ
NH softly now the moonbeams lay, where the suns
light had been,
Ind gently nights dark curtain fell upon that glow
ing scene gg@
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LOBBYING QUARTZ RoCK.-It is stated that Rem
lamh aardlnge inventor of artificial stone has sue.
clear as pure spring water by means of humid heat
and some simple solvents, and other chemical agents,
at very small expense The editor of the Scientific
American says he has seen the liquid stone reduced
capable of being moulded into any form. Far1dav
aud Marshall Hall, of London, it is stated, have en-
dorsed the usefulness of the discovery Supported
ny such authority, it really appears to he one Of the
sFandest discoveries of the present age
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OF THE N1sslssIPPI

KNOW ALL MEN. BY THESE PRESENTS That We
Louis ,ppsoyel is M March 1851 being Act NJ III Of
Steamboat for Thy rGnpor2iion Of Eretzh: aqd rsgnGS
Day Gu,f Of Mexico the tributary w,ters hereof
Article Tho name of the corporation shall he THE MIS-
Known and sue Md be Sued It's iofc shah be In New or
TGe s&i Company ,h1ll be and Is cs;a5e for the purpose
Of building and eQuppng rpnrchnsing owprrssne e,nbc
Lake Bosns Mississippi Sound Mobile Bay, the uf Of Next
and The tributary waters thereof.
Art The said C9mpany shall have President, whom.
citation may be served.
sun Of NnS3y TISus d Dor tffsd into E9liceu ua
cred Gga. shares Of Fifty Dollars each ts Dollars sfi
Of DIRECTORS Of the Cony Ter Dollars in one month tere,
hres months tEere Sr for each and every sbae Of StccE
At the me Of making the first payment The subscribers shall
Nrno their 9tes Tor the other Payments payable at the
nnte Of the Stock hny be at any lime subscribed by the
Ar j. Three Directors shall be elected annually on the first
Monday Of December each year, b. ballot The stock
holders having the greatest number Of SRi be hi
Of their numer President who shall serve one >eu The first
the Directors and President 'hcu eiecct shall antl the
regular election ensuing.
aforesaid the President and Directors in office shall hold
oyer mi! new eieco! is held which can b at any ti9e
dep2 tied in the Poat-ohce in Orleans, addressed the
e ] BY two ' Of the sSiny 'sse notices "
In case Of the death Of Director the vacancy be filed
AT s. TIM" the expiration Of the twenty Eve years fol
twoihE!s Of The toSkocers i majority and amount shall
qGe, the stiGe shall he liqHida'g! and mag lily Of til
possession Ct ali lie property rad ec- Of The Company sell
pnsn Of III eTSes n the S S and he " It'll S OF b
Company divide the funds pro .nta ano%s the STOCKHOLDERS
pose tue said general uiaor is hereby charged with liz
Art The sai corporation shall have n seal Of oic, which
snail br a&ed 10 ali except orthg expenses O. stores
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RAILROAD EPITAPH.
Sister, mother, aunt and me
We're run over. Here we be.
We should have had time to mizzle,
II they'd blown the engine whistle.

e & 80 ~ ~ = - " - n
THE YELLOW wAIsTCoAT QUESTION
Brother Jonathan went to Court,
Without the proper garment, @
When Sir Edward Gust kicked up dust,
And would not admit the yarmint.
6 Why then, I our Brother j. replied,
we will proudly take our leave, sir,
For you know that on the t'other side
We go in our shirt sleeves, sir
For there we hold, the genuine gold
Is not in tinsel trappings,
But in the truth and moral worth
The dress is but the wrappings.
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IL we work upon marble it will perish if we work
upen brass, time will efacc it. If we rear temples
immortal minds-if we Undue them with high min.
clples, with the just Mar of God and of their fellow
men, we engraSe on those tablets something which
no time Will etlsee but which will brighten to ali
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a GRACEFUL CoaPLIMEST.-It was iudicious re-
anion of father when being asked what he intended
% do with his girls replied, ~ intend to apprentice
assm TO their excellent mother, that they may learn
E2se art of improving time, and be fitted to become
Ike her, wives mothers, and heads of families, and
useful members of society.
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HOLLAND GIN pipes Imperial Eagle in bond, for
$50 SAMUEL WOLFF, 95 Camp street
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Parish Of Orleans, GORMAN. No. 1851
p1 VIRTUE of a writ OF fieri fuclas to me
- directed by tho Honorable o. NJ bradford Second Justice
Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
public auctinu Banks Arcade. Magazine street. between
Grnvcr and Nachez streets THURSDAY the 9TH day Of
February 1851 at II o'clock NJ, the following property, viz
certain lot of ground with the buildings thereon situated in
faubourg Lvania being Fourth District Of New Orleans
in squste No 6 city plan bounded by Rousseau SOruparu
First AND Fulton streets, The said lot is designated by No
IN plan drawn by Hugh Grant City Surveyor of Lafayette. and
and Soraparu by depth of 100 feet inches and lines
between parallel lines American agreeable said
plan.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS--CHsh on the spot.
d29 janl0 ~ fch5 W. W. MITCHELL Constable.
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: LEGAL NOTICES.


Of New Orleans ) IN No. io,6ls.
DIX VIRTUE of n writ of fierl fncins to me
Orleans in the above entitled cause and by consent Of parties
will proceed to sell at public suction MONDAh I'm
January 1851 at IL O'clock A. NJ on the premises julia street,
between Tc,olp:oulas and Magazine streets
The CONTENTS, UTENSILS, etc. of the establishment
known the FALCON WAREHOUSE or REFINERY.
Seized in the above entitled suit a,.-
TERMSThs being the second and last ancti0n the above
described property will be definitely aducaed to the highest
last bidder for saeycr 1t viii bring at Il months credit
bearing per interest per date until final pay
ment.
'. JOHN NJ. BELL,
d3l jams Il .. l.I Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
e'A''sna G$'S De DISTRICT doo GSSsAp vs. JOHN
Eonvele- Orleans. No. lD,6lS.
I'M yERTU dun writ de ficrl facias mol
II adrest par honorae naiiemc Cour de District de Ii
Nouvele Orleans Paiare prectec ct u consentemcn
parties dams cette are j. procedera e uNpI II jan
yer 1851 IL hcurcs du mntin les euN, julie entr.
cees Tchoupitouls Magasns la ycnte pnbque ct adjn
dicltion de-
lie CONTENU, USTENSlI.s etc, de Establishment CONT
sous lie nam de MAGASIN on RAFINERIE FALCON.
Sns dams lafaire ci.lessus. a.
CONDITIONS-Cee erie etapta seconde ct dernere la dit
proprete sera dentivement augee plus oan ct dere
credit facqnteu bon obligation caution
bonnie sovae portant nert aut de hui pour cent Fan
jusau't partnt paiemcn
CuNDITIONS-Compan moment de Naturalization.
JOHN NJ. BELL,
d3l an5 IL Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans
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EmB LINING THE DEGAD,-P. CASANAVE
- CnieIta&er No37 Anrais street. between (uonhOlse and
Benvie having purchased right from Dr. HOLMES of New
York city Of EMBALMING THE DEAD will attend PROXIMITY
TO- all orders by dug or night The simple and
done with no Inconvenience exposure euanel by
him warranted keep free decomposition and can BE-
tai en TO of the world without exhaiug the slightest
DOOR many season of the Bodies
decomposition Restored tdh perfect of preservation
apply. - '
NS-Deceased minister's physicians and lawyers will be
einbAlined free Of charge. e22
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
j. NEVILLE individually and as a
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT member Of the firms of NEVILLE.
of New Orleuns. TOERNE Il co. and CHENEY
NEVILLE Il Co VS.. HIS CREDI
,.. TORS. No. 4,556.
the nsovent that cession of his property has been accept
ed by the court for their bene. that mesng of said cea1,s
DAY. the 10Th day of January, 1857 at 10 ococ A. NJ for
the purpose of taking into consideration and deiberag on
the affairs Of the said insolven and in the time MI pro
ceedngs against his and property stayed That SAM
uel Myers E Attorney and Counsellor at Law has been
pointed to represent the absent creditors.
BY order of the Court.
Clerks Office, 9th December, 1856. - -
dS3tin3m W. II. REESE, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
j. NEVILLE indivluellement ct
SIIEME CUuR DISTRICT associe DIES maison IL
de la Nouvelle Orleans. WHILE TOURNE, ct GIFF
NEY NEVILLE L so. vs. SCI!
CREANCIERS. No. 1855
Wis est par ces presentes donne aux cre-
n ancrs du snsd iolvabe cessons de blends
etc Nccepe leur benefce. qus ont
paraire reudp de v f. Cotton, noaire public SAMEpI Il
Oanvier, 1851 10 hers u matin refe de deberer
prorritcs sont suspendu. Eft Samuel Myers
avoca etc nonn represente les crtacers absentS
Par orire dc Ia
6d6cembre, 1885.
DIS 3tin 3nd W. H. REESE, GreAier.
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~ near CAERoLIToN, in the Parish Of Jefferson This Insti
tuition after vacation Of a fortnight will he
Monday next, the LIST of September.
Mmr MACE bags TO avail herself Of the making
this announcement, tender her thanks
hnEe ionoFed her with their feuce and renew assur
hhcc u them and the public generally that will
c0tiue to devote herself the advancement comfort OF
herpnp TOntId them faithful and well grounded instruction
to cultivate in them gentle and accomplished
ncte them TO elevated tone OF heart aud sve be-
as Il has heretofore been, her aud
and she confidently hopes from her past experience with full
certainty of
The OF instruction pursued the st. Charles Jus
comprises everything necessary complete education in boh
French and Enyiish
The English department under the direction Of Professor
Of the highest merit, and of American ladies from the Npr
who reside in the establishment. -
Nine Hl W. Mace preside oyer the French studies they
refer to the attained by American pupils whom they
have nsS the language for proof Of tue excellence of their
system and their attention to their duties. In addition con
slant intercourse with pupils of French origin Of whom The In
sluIe s majority the other young ladies all enjoy adj
vantage OF instruction for several hours each day in ss
hnl o! studied conversation with their teachers.
The greatest is also given accomplishments MUSIC
IN particular. is an object of the livetst
rege and is coafded 10 the best known professors the civ
Further particulars given IN psuspgcsns ,yliri ma, H.
cslilhllSnlntht
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INDODMAN, o. D., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
W Drugs Chemicals Patent Medicines, Paints Oils etc
corner Common and MngaAne
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Ga. CHARLES INSTITUTED.

WATERMAN J. s BRO. IMPORTERS AND
" DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. corner
Magazine and common streets
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LEVI WILSON, Parish Rnpdes La II. PONROY Orleans
WILSON, POMROS d Co., COTTON FACTORS
~ ANpCOMMiSSlON MERCHANTS. As Garondeler street,
New Orleans. s2D
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WHITE, TfiDS. L., BOOKSELLER AND STA
w toner, No. lt5 Canal street
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WRIGHT ~ ca. -, DEALEKn IN PATENT MSDT.
w cines, Drugs Peruery etc. etc, Nos q and 81 anr
tres street.
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SLAIsk, S1AUFFEls q Co., II RnW AR e,
- IRON, ETC., No. u Canal street. Agents for Pages
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G ". SHAW. W. W SHAW, ~, SHAW.
SNAIV, G. W., q Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
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