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Ellsworth American., 1857-07-24

begged him to give them a sample of his
vchtriloquial kill. He shook his head
and before he could speak. the feeble
wall Of an inftnt was heard at the door
followed by the voica OF woman appeal
ing for CLARITY The family started in
surprise, for never before had ma7di.
cant appeared in that Guided place.
Joanna rushed to the door with plate
OF corn cakes in ono hand. and a large
pewter platter in the other, too much as
'onishcd t, set them down. Bv wave
of the hand, Hugh initiated the family
into the mystery of the matter, for it
was Charles who spoke.
Old Joanna, finding no one at the
door, stepped back in dismay; but her
vinegar face gained a fresh coat of acdi
ty when she discovered, by the smiling
faces at the hearth, tha, trick had been
played her.
Its Satan's own gift. No good can
come of letting that harum.scarum lad
into the family, she mu,terel; and, with
out more ado, she finished clearing the
supper table.
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Ths stars gn CT b. -ause tn ni1raiuE
(. lighter. brighter than tiioy
tn II f4.iiu; Is ,he utl iae safsiiaE
ii 'lay beautiful day
Tn ry-s lDy-i h. '.asa thr slai
whtch l,-ok,i fratn thru ~as mine.
As IS thc hfe-tlasd O, my hear.
Palli till they ccassd to sh..s.
hut, 'taas h-csusr ~ u shf Z haven
Was shtCT, brighter than they
To hear 1t wa' ,h- Een,i. da~uiug
o, dsy-f b aatiful day.
Ellsworth American., 1857-07-24

! -A''f' "ip WIS not DOunu. as 4 guard,
while the Others slept. The fire wis a
source of keen enjoyment to poor Amy
who would have suffered intensely from
cold hut for the warmth ofa large wool.
len apron which She wore when captured.
and which now served as A shawl.
Her anxiety to escape drove all thought
OF sleep from her mind. as she sat upon a
moss-covered log and watched the dusky
gutrd IN the hope of seeing him slum
Der; but the keen black eyes were kept
warlly open; and, did she but move a
finger, the unerrsng hatchct was halt
raised. showing her that any attempt to
escape would be followed with instant
death. Discouraged by the wakeful-
ness of the guard, Amy rested her head
upon one hand, and remained an hour or
two brooding upon the unpromisiny dawn
that was to usher in her bridal morn.-
She th ought of the anguish OF her pa i.
rents at her loss, if, indeed they were
alive; and the tears coursed down her
checks. She looked sadly towards
Charles, who was reclining in an uneasy
position several feet from her: anil. by
the waning light of the fire, she saw his
eyes glance cxpsessively toward the
guard. Lhc glanced that way, and saw
N'',. : - ), 'ei'5''' ''''' nc was s'eeplng
P'I,ounut9, Nun
:, 49,. o"' @ '"o"o's tn' 'e'o'"'s l'r'e
freedom, If ynu die in the attempt
and drew forth a small penknjfa Iay.
ing opened it, she stepped lightly OYER
the BODY Of the'savaye. and in a nomzn,
had severed ths cords that b55ad bar
lover. The t4ong, had been fr4wn 81
Ithtly that he was unable to nov IT
first. In the meantime. Amt exafess..5l
by sfgns her determination To ses9re .ee
foaEns-niece. which she ksey Ia b.
aAerI. Amaz-d by such m cyiibi-ian
Of d4rin, in A tinii. del,c,ts. .,irI C5ar}e,
ealra.ared to la,ain he. hat y ,Eog,
heolin. n, cg.rc,,i,g looks sbs Won.
into the very mlds, Of tn, sag3=,s@. anil
s5szed the Gun. ihon. with a .tan A. saf.
n the f.il Of = Hower made..r9,l h r. re-
traat.
n anafhsr moment t5,ey ~ le,.al
n ga.4. hs5t ANY io,ivc5,a,tfv fraa
a95a ! afv s.irk which brakc with \
,5#4.!. craakIf7. ro;... and in..an,,p eve.
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In ,5e= ftIf,..l. ,lav cya1, int = e'1r,,
of al.ler ba.ha. and cn,ce,l=d the,n.
,ai,cs II j. ,5s4ihIa that ni.ft f,yE
,,.e,nad bnt far the ke5n seen, -, e.aan,
InA m la=, which Id ,lsir ,,frz,ier. :,
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9a1I .be toIl ,6em. in .troas r. sIj4bZ
of which ho4qeyrr they ra7,i5 not nm.
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Ellsworth American., 1857-07-24

/ i H NHlIs HisH p du- rum tHEt
couchcs IN surprise and alarm but. at 1
word Of explanation from Hugh Stauton
they sou sht shelter bchinl the surround
ing tres.
The savases looked at each other theE
at the captites, trying 10 read the ridIlt
of that mysterious voice, which appeared
+ to come from - great disia-ee with d
warning 10 their uHwafy pnr-uers 8: Bat
( Amy's face wore a look Of blank astan-
/ ishment. while that e Charles vas a,
impassise e block Of granite.
The RI m n lre a suprrstitious rae
they believed the great spirit had desertc5i
them in favor Of the whites and. in Dis.
may, thy agaiu st forward. driving 'hf
already exhausted prisoners m-rei iiessis
before tham pom reaching a plaea
suitable for defensive post. they paused
and mad preparations q meet the *
pcctcd attack. l. soon came and tbry
found th=.r enemies we'll skilled ia the
In ian mode ot warfare. namely. that Of
dod snt behind trees. anl .imias at ev-
ery neal. body. OF limb that was * 1oseI
to view. Ih.s cautious manner 81 pr
c-edint w4s exrse1insy d.st1st fl =
ketble. whose baud sas hurn.n = aveaze
his sisters l-ath. aul TO rc,cu b. te.os-
ell yong mistress. H. ,mpr1deatiy es-
pos d hims Ii. AZ INST the express com.
mands of - Isaler. tnI In return re
ceiSe bull: taI ggh h,s NJ arm flum
.,pa e ,hrtr yt-4.-Lf1ft or,D.u.us.
Ellsworth American., 1857-07-24
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with ncatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Heads
Programmes, Receipts, BYLAWS, Court Dockets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &c.
Ellsworth American., 1857-07-24
"To the Hon. Eiias Bondinot."

~ 'AO'' '''e's DV""t""ts
This .etter is precious relic of thu
venerable past. 1t is addressed to on,
who was himself one of the purest and
noblest Of the sages and patriots of car
ly days.
The words in itaiie were so emphasiz
ed by Jay himself. The letter is az
exquisite specimen of the clear. tran
sparent, exact, direct and luminous inrel
lect of the frst Chief justice, and Of th'
simple. humane ami Christian eharaetel
of the bosom friend Of Washius ston.-
Philadelphia Times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
IMPORTS.

LIvERPooI-ship Artesar-le2 bdls hoop iron case sill
ve plate 30 hare anvs 40 bags nails
casks hware hware Bridge Ranle &co-loo bdls Of
hoop Bridge Ranett &co25 do casks hwae casks Of
chains Folgor &co-5 casks hware case thread ink
ink Il casks chains ca nails McCu.chon Howell &co
20 hware casks hollow DO chains bds wheels
Gaines &co-l casks hwae do chins kegs nails 10 do
undies Robb Geo. mdse to New Orleans Gas
Companyl pkg mdse Rudeial do T Bragg-25 of
to Leues Deechaise-G W Giveus &co-J y de Egana-W
Cunnnghau1-C Buddecke &co,J Duhan.shnte Tomlin-
&co-Gampbell l. Bickerby-M Mier-Marbury h Fosters
Fernandez &co-L Monloro Talamon &co-Wm Prehn ECO
Taylor Church--.J Dougherty -sursennegger /
Eernod-Priestley Bep-J zaeharie m &eoFa ,2: Gun.
&cGregor &eo-W Ietehford tco.w Arnstrong-A La;
nauzs-J Levois-Piskett, Perkins &co-J HYDE &ce-J
bie-Talamcn DesmannsJ Marks &co-Cobelero Basual-
do-D Holmes &co-Henderson Ganes-J sickles &co-
RIO DE JANE1Ro-Bark Sam sick-5aOO sacks coffee to
Johnston, Moke eco.
LIyERPOOI-Ship Artisan-Assorted mdse.
Steamer Escatawpa-2O 600 feet lumber to
Merritt McConne-3OoO feet lumber lot hides and sundrie
| SO order.
| ST MARKS AND NEwPoRT-schr Wild Pigeon-3l hide
9es wne bales ornaburgs 30 6h 32e hbs
to Post Mel bbs urpenLe IS bbs rosn l25 do pitch II
Rogers, Wooda &co-9 cases mdse trunks TO Donne-
snndries TO order.
| PENSACoLA-schr Ann Eza-l4OO0 feet lumber I25 0c
| laths to order.
BAY ST LouIs-schr Gov villere-3O corGs of wood t,
| order.
| ANTE RIyER-Schr Sarah Jane-5000u shingles 3O0
| slaves 10 cords wood and sundries to order
BoNFoUCA-Schr Libery-35, 900 feet umker to order.
MADISONVILLE-schr Republc-2sO 900 feet of lumber tt
| order.
PEARL RIvER-sehr Eliza-3o 900 feet lumber order.
| RIGOLETs-Scar Anua-2s0 bbls shells to ORDER
TCHEFUNCTASchr Fontainbleau500 bbls sand to order
BAY ST LOUISschr Independence-27 cords of wood IL
order.
BlLoXI-schr Lady of the Lake-39 to order
| ANTE RIvER-schr Emily-l5 cords wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
geuietu Of tgs alarkets.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs THE sales oil sugar embraced
~ hd in several lots ut for Porto Rico and l2c Tor
Clarified Louisiana In Molasses no were
FLOUR The market still unsettled and dull, with
ss of m bbs ST. Louis Superne at Sd 25 100 Fresh do at
Sc So 900 bbs brands on private TERMS ana ooO uh-
branded ST. Louis al S. 50 e bbl
GRAIN .. Corn in good request with sales oi 3o
c irc,ui,, 9a, Mixed at 7se 5000 White and Yellow from
store at So and Selected Yellow at Soc u orshel
OF Wheat $50 sacks Prime Red sold at 81 Sl 2b liOo
in two lots at 81 G Fair 81 6 4o in two lots at 81 q
l5 Fair 81 90 and 81 Prime White at 81 4O = bushel
Oats era still drooping with of 2O0 sacks St. Louis
private terms 400 Ordinary at 4O45c, and some small
lots at 455Uc II OF Bran 2oo sacks sold in two or
three lots S599Oc Il 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Ness Pork was retailing at 81 90 ana iot
of 10 bls ws sold on Friday S2i q bh, though generally
round lots held those rates Bacon was hrm with
sales of 80 casks Shoulders 2c 26 of Ribbed Sides at
and % terces Fancy sugar Cured ps tnui
feld also at 16c n h. Lard 80 hbls and l4i erces Prime
were sold at l $50 The and loJ kegs uI Ice
4 ID.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

COFFEE Tho confined $50 bags at l14c, and
co atllAc d. ..H -s1.s.a. sg-a.a4 5.,...s -
BAGGING India with sales Of 30 bales in wo
lots at 15c d yard, equal to cash.
CANDLES. so boxes tar full weight were taken at 2Sc
Tb.
WHISKY The market dull, holders asking &c gal
Ion for Extra Rected Some time since reported sale OF
Recfed be delivered the 9Th and 18th of
September at &c gallon. We understand that II
"bogus' sale,
FREIGHTs "a nall bark taken for Havre at the ad
Of nc for cotton and small los shipped
for Liverpool at Nd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
4 NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AN
a MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSA RILLA LOZE " G E S i,
Simple and Compound.


Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrup and Extracts named, and
o all specialities heretofore known.
long time thoroughly investigated the idea OF
general therapeutic agent susceptible of being applied to all
development morbid principle OF which
from internal cause, either III the blood or any ol he
careful uninterrupted analysis of the animal vegeta
bic and mineral kingdoms had the hope could
bring about such resn and thanks to my interchangeable re-
Searches it is obtained -,
have found in vegetables necessary for this
sparia partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form OF
has been given it, because its nature recuded the
possibility doing otherwise and have divided it sim
Pile compound in order that they might be given
to children well AS adults.
Nv first experiments made privately and remained
wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeded and that the charge of quackery could not be brought
The attention of physicians and of the public is called
these Lozenge in order that may witness the adm
rable results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons. ,
The stomach is ceansed the blood is purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
SPECIAL ECTS.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally
who used these Lozenges have had the
g. Venereal syphill hepatic, scorbucal gouty rheu-
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resored to.
All diseases of the lungs head stomach bowels and
other internal an external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenge- rssorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
''N', GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's
| corner Toulouse and BOURBON streets.
j. wwRRiGHr Co.
q and Isl Chartres st.
| II. BONNABEI
| of Natehez and Tehonpiouas SITS.
| G. H. WERCKMUILER,
l02 Camp street, corner OF Poydras street.
NB-Consultations grats daily at the above Drug Store
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

ne The Lakeland left st Louis sth inst. Her
report port New Orleans Michigan and
Uncle Sam. .-'.
Er The Aida left Alexandra 18th inst Her Off
Red River rising slowly and heavy rains reported
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

There very little sold to-day The gross sales to
our information did exceed $4,000 Some little four and SIX
months of negotiation, which reach con
Monday 10 cent for choice and IL to IL tor goou
market outside OF Bank free and all other seeu
ties and paper placed low in New YORK
Of stocks to-day were 30 shares of Union Insurance
Company 20 paid and few shares Union Bank on r.
T. There of Scrip daily at good prices for
sellers Confidence in the issues OF all our Insurance Conpa-
nes is strong joint stock associations hold the same
high feeling with the public.
The usual operations of Saturday attended the Exchange
market to-day Banks. with exception sold over the
counter at s. premium New York Bankers sold at 2 but
| made concessions in with regular customers
There change time drafts Choice 60 days sight going
l@ls discount good to fair l4@h discount In sterling
sum in bills taken 9ss by dealer The market
ranges 9 s and 10 cent premum-the latter an ex
eme figure the prospect increased supply to b
offered week. arising from late sales of cotton Francs
quiet change in rates. We quote 52o5i5 though bant
drafts are held higher The Banks hold this evening 90
against the corresponding day last year. The un
drawn deposits Banks million Of dollars les
than the same day last year.
othis city the toeek ending Sdur
| august 15, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND DlNDIANoLA-stean,shipM Mexico-616
bbs -four 100 bb pork bbs whisky 1900 sacks 5
bxs soap, 100 Begging, $50 coils Is hhds
ACOLA-Schr Zulime-425 sacks 10 do coffee Is
balec hay IS SOAP bbs -four lard OIL I6 do sugar
pork bbs whisky bbs lard l6 bb potatoes, II bbls
n bxsy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
Nsh 0rleaas 1alu Grsstsrat.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nem 0rltans Montp Markst.
CREscksf 0yrIcE. No. 10 Camp street, I
Saturday Evening, August Is, 1857. !


Saturday Evening, August ls ISU.
The closes under quiet feeling in the general
money market The last day OF the generally very
busy day, particularly in the business season Of the year
There nd exception at this present time and
dali other branches Of business very active which
keep good supply Of currency In circulation
Of kind in the commerce. reached
its point Of depression In the mechanical branches
erecting repairing and refurnishng buildings every
class activity and brskness has attended
Of the week. barring the interruption almost daily from
the In sbou the several ship yards ueghborng
village y tits to be) of Agers the fonndere shops
on all is veiness and unusually anmang The health Of the
city goodits general condition in this is not
passed other city in the Union among resident and
population The prospects for an early and active
decidedly cheering though will be
delay operations in cotton receipts Of staple will
sufficient attract buyers before October The
picking in the Mississippi valley will general before the
middle of next month.
Our merchants and traders every branch of trade
Masking preparations for their usaa supplies OF dry goods
ceries hardware clothing, boots shoes, with all the
pendages of millinery fancy atces and hsberdas
general In ne expect witness the best assorted
stocks of merchandise city this fall that within
its limits for years Vessels from almost every Northern port
the hher fay loaded with almost everything
as Of the fall trade. Liverpool Havre.
Bordeaux Malaga Hamburg and Bremen of the
| raj products of those countries also en-
1t be observed by country merchants and dealers
their best interests will be served coming New Orleans
for their usual au,umna supplies unnecessary for
repeat that low prices and liberal credits good and punctua
predominant with merchants, and it is altogether
useless this class of citizens 20 Norhward for the
supplies Those who restricted their and facilities
contemplate trade merchandise purchased credit
wi course, Northward where is provsrbal to forc
old goods with choice up articles in the
line which credit buyers from the country, particularly
! | those from the Southwest.
The weekly statement Banks as made Board
Currency this morning. will be found below The changes 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
N o II L c e
MOTH CE.
Jefery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cih India Rubber Ball Values,

Jeferu's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cih India Rubber Ball Valres,
Suitable Sugar and Cotton plantae"s Draining Excavs
0ns Dry pGsks Shps Ocean aud Rver Steamers
for he Fl for h s @
saS @ an T s RS at Ss 1s Ss%
YORK S5a!e Fai5; he'd at Emira il ha IN intro:
e @ ss Is
% ssd % Of ns for
Pump Valves will at once be apparent to every thinking mind
certainty Of operation and of action which cannot
s Hs en SmPs S
and and Pn % o sne t h @ the most
Captain should more Of these valuable Pumps
s5 o F Ensy iey can in be
Size No 2psssesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons iu
Size No 3nossesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
capacity of forcing IS gallons min
capacity of 800 gallons minute of
S e I nd
lasses and the ordinary uses to which Pump generally
pensabe:
they will speak for themselves and that later
$ SP ss o M E ts. 6 @
at the Office Of the where persons are in
se 70 cal and sA As5EEsoS iis s'Sf s. 'f5ifF
cases g. saFdass SHT hanieses NAMES;
n Trnfled Pies, Defer Yne;
x e1E1ths very old Cognac, Iarrondes brand;
ls3 boxes very old claret, Chateau Margaux;
~ Laiitte;
GRATlAA, COMMAGERE " co,
| Jy2 20 Customhouse street
| 7 LIGHTNING KODs-LIGHTNINti RODS
N. NUTTING GOULD
| DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders left in Box
No. 6 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive PROMPT
| attention. az "
| STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM THE
S residence of +. A. Shaw No. 255 Caronielet street
10y. with brass plate. liberal reward will be maid To
any returning said dog, by applying to
| jy27 SHA" It ZUNTS. No. Al Front street.
| rTyAXES-TAXES-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
State of 1850 hereby notified that nv
office City Hail. will remain open for dnys longer
said Taxes those indebted for are in
formed that they past due and liable fine from S
to $1,000 THOMAS ASKEW,
| jyi5 If Collector First District.
4 ANv NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC.
- tice of profession and be found Office
| Camp street.
| myiS ly NJ. N. REYNOLDS.
| EUNNIEs-GUNNIES-
| ~ POO bales (25O eHch) second hand GUNSIES;
80 WHEAT SACAS.
For sale by j. T. BELKNAP,
| JED tt 100 GTayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
ARRIVED.

schr Zulime Webber, for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
ARRIVED.
Ship Artisan Pollard from Liverpool 2ad june to ] Whit
Bark Sam Slick, - from Rio de Janeiro to L EEL
schr Wild Pigeon, oIeary days from St Marks to Post
schr Ann Eliza SNOW day. from Pensacola to John Hurley
6co-Basin
Schr Gov Vilere, Smith. from Bay St Iouis-Bas;n.
Schr Sarah Jane, Wilson, from Ame Rver-Basin.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin
schr Republic Croker. from Maditonville-Bssiu.
schr Eliza, Huichngs from Pearl River-Basin
schr Anna Ncnermotte. from Rigoletts-Basip I-..
schr Fontainbleau. Peters. from Covington-Basin.
schr Independence, - from Bay St Louis-Basin.
schr Lady Of the Lake, -, from Biloxi-Basn.
Schr Emily, from Amie River-Basin.
sTBAMBoArs.
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
Capitol. Hooper. from Bayou Sara.
LATTE Michel, from Lafourche.
Ahda Alban from Red River.
Lakeland, Miller, from St Louis.
7 l. McGill Townsend from St Louis.
New Uncle Sam, Van Dusen from Louisville.
Sunbeam. Denslow. from Shreveport.
Frank Keeling, Carlile. from Ouachita River.
G Bsaler, Cox; from Cincinnati.
California. Hntchings. from Mobile.
Belle Gates, Janfraau from BaliIe
Eseatawba, Rhoades from Pascagoula-Basin.
Towboat Charles Chambers from the down
llth inst, bark H Millay, schooners Flee
Wing and Taliahassee-brout up ship Artisan.
PASSENGERS,
Per ship Artisan, from Liverpoo5 cabin and q teerag
| passengers
| BELow-CoMIN6 UP.
Ship Lebanon Hamilton days from New York, to Cheste
| Hilliard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
sS,59S,ls9 S9,7O5,S93 $500
s6,sI,7lS SIT ,4S3, ,666 S2,s07, ,o07
Comparative Statement for Tlco Weeks.

Long and Short Loans, August saii ioi igS
Long and Short Loans, August l5'.......'. 239all5
Actual decrease for the week $2i3936
following comparative statement of loans discounts
mortgages and pledges includes active and
dead dyeiph
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
CATTLE MARKEr.
Shipping ynteAigeIts.

MONDAY. August II, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico, Lawles for Galveston and Indianoa
Harris. Morgan 6co
Schr Zuine, Webber, for Pensacola John Hurley &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
w ANTED.

- HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
TE Fourth District, between Magazine aud Apollo Streets
comfortable House, uiabe for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would De
exceed 5000 5000 For house mar
suits years could be made Apply to VI
Crawl WI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
OF LOUISIANA LAW d

The Lectures in this Department will commence the Sc
cond Monday Of Nnyem- 1885, and continue until the h
branches Of the Civil Common Interna
onal Law, well Equity Jnrisprudence and Practice
Les,nres will be delivered BY fSnE Pr1 & Admiralty and
Maritime Law. International Law, and the Jurisdiction OF the
These 81 by ,f Professor RsNDELL HUNT will
mereial Law, Criminal law and the Law OF Evidence.
Professor ROSEIIUS will embrace the CV1i Law
Titles whether derived from England Spain france or
United Staes and the Practice of the Courts OF Ci
Those by Professor HENNEN viii embrace the Common
Law, Equity, jurisprudence and fracce anu
The degree of Bachelor will be conferred on those
lures after having ea Twelve months under
the of Couns eor at and who SHALL
on examination the various Professors be ou deserving
The fee Of each s5 matricuation fee S. and
$40 for the diploma. a., n ~
Faculty at New orleans. THEODORE H. MgcALEB
ielg tnlO Dean Of the Faculty.
NIUTiCIG TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
ro very heart aber for sale S4 for rough
and SO per for iressed in lots TO suit purchasers
fsIs is's sm STAR PLANNING NILS New Basin.
MILLS-A full supply in OF u % and 80 inch double
and sing geared and Is inch Jingle Tor e a the usual
prices; SAMUEL H. GILMAN .trs.+
88INA RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary fOs
~ Building and Repairing Carrages Kept ter sale
and Nuts At No I'D rsver Street Orleans auil "
a FURNITURE FURNITURE : PER
W desiringto
III Store their Furniture, or
To bug Furniture,
No. lSs Gas1s street,
: fe5 If opposite ST. Pa:E-ex'S Chursh-