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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-09-24

man beings, mixed with floating boards,
parts of the hurricane deck, loose boards,
and other light portions of the ship which
had broken away from the hull.
Mr. Birch, in his return to the surface,
involuntarily grasped some boards, and sus-
tanned by these reached hatchway, on
which there were already three young men.
He secured himself to this with piece of
rope, and with bis companions watched for
any sail that might bring relief When
he first rose to the surface, as far as could
be seen and everywhere around were heard
the shouts and cries of the hundreds who
where struggling in the water for life
Gradually these subsided. Many, who had
secured nothing to float upon, soon sank
forever; the others were separated by the
force of the waves, and were driven off in
groups. All, it may be presumed, were
earnestly watching for relief, but during
many anxious hourse none appeared.
Shouts continued to re-echo from the
different parties, who hoped thus TO attract
attention, and these finally brought to their
aid the Norwegian bark Ellen, Capt, John.
son, who hearing cries of distress rescued
those nearest to him, and learning from
them that others were still in the water,
continued his search until o o'clock the
next morning, at which time forty-nme
persons had been rescued. He continued
cruising around the vicinity until afternoon
on Sunday, when, no more being seen, the
Ellen bore away for Norfolk, the nearest
point. The conduct of Capt. johnson
merits the highest praise. His action in
coming to the aid of the sufferers was promt,
and the search was continued as long as a
hope remained that another life could be
saved. His kindness to the saved was
afterwards unceasing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

Certificates OF Railroad Ors,efIitcec-
ssns s p
hsys hs
nave sst and quaster Master Military Academy
Certificate Of Oliver H. Lee, Superintendent of Hud.
son Riper Railroad.
.sass s XII
roof Of Depot Id and on
taking t6s sonsids
.sss, and fully meets ny sspss'siens n ,vrn -
s.. ss 4 L h hsh
Certificate Of d. C. MeCmlum, Asss Engineer N.
Y. and Erie Railroad.
Having ssd IN nesa @
have e,p before s public for several finding
Ss;s ss5ys
sapsE;s sn 70 article Of the i :
'S'' Assistant Engineer N u M and T. iaiiload.
ant Colonel new York HTsssaI
New York Arsenal Oct g. 1851.
s
o
h sss Il ssssf 4 IL
the paint deemng superior to any nov IN r use n,
u. IL TALCOTT, Bt. LII. Col
sac, ss M,s1y M the United
,ss:. :$::s
sdd testimony durability
shall B. z fssss snS Ess
.af Painters Certificates.
been using Bidgewate Paint for the six months,
other mineral and II no instance have
Il H. IN ss's;
Rs5,s y bss Es. ss. and
New York, Oct. ], 1881.
ts q which
in hy that Of tn the
that By Of this paint h se hi fSsP rendered
Cor. Ninth and stuyvesant streets.
certify we have used the Mn.ps i Pai
and satisfied from our own observation that it fuJsqu
S S:Ss Paint Painters and Dealers
Certificate of Joseph Benson Painter, 1872 Camp st.,
Ne,o Orleans.
have used the Bridgewater the past Ave months
brick and plasered buildings and single and
From and experiments under my immediate drec-
ton testify to its being proof against The o
peror mineral paint have seem Invaluable
all outdoor possessing qualities that particularly
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street.
attention Planters particularly directed
lowing:
We the undersigned Cotton Commission Mer
chants do cheeuy Bridgewater Paint
purposes forth in the Agents Circular and believe
serving the interests Of planters by calling their attention its
~~- EAhSH EAEH!sSss;4 & CO..
GEO. NJ. PINCKARD Co,
.BUCHANON, CARROLL Co,
- WARD JONAS.
... ..4.... WATT DEsAuLLEs,
NJ GREENWOOD co.
In addition to the ncontroverble testimony of til
superiority Of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents have
their possession npumerabIe certificates which may be
application at their Office.
The Agents deem their duty, well for the protection of
the public for the character Of the Bdgewae Paint
ton all interested against the imposition that has been pactced
considerable extent, the past Owing to compiled
ton Of the Company have been enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and is within the POSITIVE
sold to parties OUT OF THE CITY the Bridge
Paint In order prevent any future disappointment
woli suggest that orders be direct to
correspondents here with Instructions purchase ONLY
the Agents For the future shall be regularly supplied
will be able to I'll orders to any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERas-For all sums urdei
$780, CASH from Si0o 500 sixty days 500 upwards
four months credit for approved city acceptance.
| For sale dry in packages of $50 pounds, by
G, c. BOGERT & CO.,
~ Camp street.
Agents for the States of Louisiana,
do If Mississippi, Alabama and Texas
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General ReiIef Committee.

The following the officers un members for the present
term, say from July, 1851 10 JanusIy. 1858
S President be found at Recorders crce tlrs
District; Thos H Shields, Secretary Odd Fellows Halt
Thomas f. Walker Treasurer I23 Common sTee rhepdnre
Marks rs Magazine street; Thomson As Trhoppoas
e. F. Hose Bank Of orleans G. Laugenhecker at lnzen
berg Hospital Allen s3 Canal street, janis Clogh Me-
ehanics and Dealers Exchange, Charles David
Moore ITO Poydras greet; MeDouga box US Mechanics
and Deaers' Exchange Charles j. Crsrnowsk 10
Tchoupoaas o. Voshies Magazine street, H. Press
er Chippewa street between ia kon and Philips Fdw VIII
SON Agie l. Graham rs Camp street, T. F. Nil Beald's
warehouse; Jones' Third District: W. Ko,iing, Fourth Dis
rct; Second Distre Ereas Smith. Common st,
/ '"seA ''t THos. a. SHIELDS, Secretary
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"Odd Fellows Rest.'

BOARDoF DIRECTORS OR 1857 oHicers-Henry Bier
President oullemet Treasurer Thos H. Shields Secretary
Goldng Finance Conmiee :, Patterson. H. H Denzs
neaux, Frank Lewis II. Goldman F. Peterson Jos Allison
j. P. Warner, j. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN .'ODD FELLOWS, REST" may be procured
by applying to F. NJ CoRRY atSickles Canal
D. STErsoNs 81 Camp street, H. MlLLsPAueH, u.
Mint and at the Secretary office in Odd Fellows Hall
uer of Camp and Lafayette streets. n. Trs5 3 5t5
Of Lots and Vaults-keaular lots square, $50;
ditto BY eject SIS. Vaults double 10 Sockhoidsrs Lodges
SIS; ditto, to all others 20; SINGLE Stockholders Lodges,
Si5; ditto, to all others, $50. ~ 'i5 e=1s ~ u .
information relative the purchase of Lots be had
sppcationto
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters. etc.
Certificate of Hughes & Talette.

: New Orleans, IL
We have used the Bdgewater Mineral Paint for which G. c.
Bogert Co for the past steamboats,
the Louisiana Dry Dock had every opportunity
Judging of its merits durable and protective paint
In OPINION it is superior have when
applied fresh work. and in every respect equal what
representedto be- In short time perfect slate
and yet possesses body and elasticity decks
sells railroad cars bridges dcpots and every description
painting that the weather. the Brdgewater Paint
consider Invaluable
- Gsigned) HUGHES, yALETTE CO.,
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subord,nate Encampnents.

WILDEY No meets the first and third Saturday in each
month in Fellows Hall, of Camp Lafayette
streets Officers for the presen. tsTnIR Keaghey, g.
H. Williams Treasurer; james Furneaux, Assisantscribe.
HoBAH second and fourth Saturday each
month Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp
streets Officers for the present teruI B. Pother q. P
NJ NJ Carolan. H. p: Geo Seymour, s. W.; s. Butler
Scribe; N. J. Hoey, j. W; s. NJ. Todd. Treasurer.
LASALIE No meets the first third Monday in each
month"; in Odd Fellows Hall Of Camp and Lafayette
Streets Officers for the O. p;
N Benedict H. p J. f. Carn, s. w; Edward Allen Scribe;
E. L. Bercier, j. WE. T. Field, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
each month in Polar Star Lodge Room,
officers for the ermG Teman, O. P c. Langenbeck
er, H. Pr j. n. Barras, S. W. c. krebs Scribei R. S.
Brewster j. W.; H. Mllspaugh, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. the third Monday in each
month in jefferson Lodge Room, Fourth District oiees for
the present term-Chas Geheeb, c. p W. Winke, II. p; j.
F. Dunn, S. W. R. Turney Scribe; ]. T. Barrett, j. W.;
Louis Seibsrt, Treasurer. II. .lg~s --,--u+S~<. -
PELICAN neetsthe first and third Saturday each
Polar Star Lodge ST. Louis street. Ohcers for
the present erm-J NJ Wagner, G p; L. Charles a +; T.
Capaine W.. c. o. Dugue Scribe; j. Vedot j. W. B. La
terslle, Treasurer. s, 90 TaaS
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G.ard Eneampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
O. o. F. regular sessions Mondays in Feb
rnary and August each the Odd Fellows
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers year lS57-as. Stockton NJ W. Patri
arch; A. Hero, NJ. W G. H Priest Smith R: " G.s War
den; Furneaux r. W. G. Scribe: H. Williams r. W.
G. Treasurer, s. NJ. Todd, R. W. G. j. W. II. Mspaugh W.
G. Marshal; B. Dasilva, W. G. Sentinel John Frankfort, W.
Dep G.. Sentinel. 'ft- g. 80 rs -
Barbee r. W D. G. Patriarch Of District No. Ba-
trct No. 1, Clinton; John Orchard, R. VI. G. Rep. u
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Certificate Of John F. Miller, of Aaakapas.

New IBERIA Attakapss March Is, 1889.
In July last was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT To Sugar House. and every respect
has exceeded expectations and the made
by the Agents. MessrB G.. C. BOGEKT 4 CO. / cheerfuliy
add testimony the embraced in
Circular and recommend the Planters ard
Fire and Water Protector have
have applied it, has been exposed to the since last July
and has neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely mpervious.
GSigned) JOHN F. MILLER.
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RAILROAD COMPAHIks.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company-Depot corner Of GslioPe and Clare
- -siE1ssi ltifeE5s q t]sf lsst
John Calhoun. President
+. r. Charles. .Secfetafy.
Office 45 Garondelet street. 44 ss4&E
NEW ORLEANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company foot of St ANN street, Depot
at Algiers. 9la sSl3fs t.fs tsssgs. +.
W. .HeWes, resiuept
A. =. seeger.... wee Irept.
once corner St Peter and Old Levee streets fs5as
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHAHlRAIN RAILROAD
corner Eiysan Fields strests
W. H. restoeht.S 9
r. H Goodwyns .secretary.xl
Office, Victoria street, near the depot
NEW ORLEANS AND cARRoLLToH RAILROADS..
pot, corner Baronne and Perdido streets; s ~ .ss
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-CAR RAILRoAD-Depst, 10. Bs-
rome street, sy.sE.s y
Circle ~ Il
George Gurrie duncan freeiqent
Albert G. blanchard. Secretary
Office, No, Is Baronne street.
MEXICAN GULL. RAILRoAD-Dep corner Of Goodehn-
dren and Eysisn Fields streets. 49, -
W. G. Bakawe .sy.. Executor
Office, No. 30 Comn11< street. - tEssssss.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street
Geo = aersssrx
Geo. u bawrason. ..secretAiJ.
TEHAuNTEPEC COMPANY, Is Commercial Aley;
Emile ERsefe.. sssussss
H. Hegfnger.s
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sr.na Lodxe Of LouIsiAna. Z


W. Grand Lodge Of LOnls1Ana.
u ssH 3
,ss md nssss. ss sssss ssi New Orleans:
OMcsss for hs fsssent riisnsrys g
bsy
{ Harmony y. g GRIND wsrden; Thess. sSiss.,
sssnsss':i 10: e ss:as
Western isdss No o. Rsprs.sntsssass to he B. W Grand
a. W. Grand 1.rshs} sa,Iss Iodss
= ~ e
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70 Hststa No. 81 Richars, of kxcelsioT L1dgs Me-
Il. 3 Sc f z q s.
,Mlnsa Carroll Ledge i NJ q Es ~
q NsviberiA Lodge No 81 Hsct No ii: II. HasssTsr
Es st. lssss. NJ q Dis.ies il A. q
bss ' H. &; A.ssS q I.s
sa s.ndaf cems,i Is.
g. Jss s,oekoa r e. = WA VI b Koont.
r re- ION ind & Dmlag; Mag
W., "a .s,len II sc I'VE ssa w% s1.rs.
G e .sa ~
All aaSs H. Grand MISTER Grand
Fellows Hail. THos. Il: SHIELDS. Grand seesstay.
lsg-s 3. PSI
Lou1srAyA LopGE M NEST, .,.-, y,,,.x -,
81 Pss Fl Ss;S RasrS
wAsHINeros LODGE NJ s%.st. .,s,z rha..s.y.,...
Wn.es aseI hieRe W. as.. =
H: B. Lambert. Psr seerssary;d o. Hooper, Treasurer.
No. s. odd Fssvs hi. feIss1 h g.;
hfnS, lain RAJ fnos d snsids
CRESCENT LoDGE No. meets every rbur,d.y
N sa y. 81 5sss1ss
n1 nopen s sI'
Jno u Krad1 g.; Isfayefs xoliisr Secretary j. B. Hsr
TEysTnNIA IonnE ~ 10 go. -.
in room odd seo.s Hail i''s esis
$3.50 h a s.shnsid: T. heussF Fer
OaIEANs LODGE Ma II meet, .v.y ,..d. .,.r,,
CON T. S.,.;. ODD Fseys Ha TO oaiss.sJ
.coMMERcIAL LODGE No; Il meets every wednesday
Fineh II O. yont. s j. na n ps1 mssasmM
r1 noWsnn Toner NJ
room Ne No 2as Fellows Hall o%csIs.Eeb. ks.shJ
Silva, Per Secretary, Thaddsu, v Horn, Treasurer.
HOPE LODGE No. 4 mestsesery Wednesday eyeni.si II
Todd, v g.; joseph Murphy sseret.1y Chsiis;
ssss Fa1ay B esssRss
a 81 ws@ sssey La,hs
NJ IL hppGE No. % Frasy evening
a. "A + Moss q n q RvsrIy arystsr. Th ,o;ns
Bragg Per Secretary: H. A Patterson Treasnrsr zA"'
rngrN UT on1E " - . go - ~ Y, =,
10 asMTgny buramgs, Tnird p ph ghes.s-M D. Hs
Sans.n pa r. ,iiissn uEI. y.
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 meets every wednesda,
evening in Polar star " Second District
@ nmd ~. III Vi zoe Ian
ncey see.e'ars =. pneoassa y treasufer.
IN room Nc 5, ODD Fellows, Hall offcers-v Written n
Flora Treasurer ,..,..s.-
in ODD Fellows ofesH selG
neuta, Per Secretary; O. Krebs TreasnTer Aoen
G ~ NJ - %
ssen Seh Mead Secretary Aasehe Per
GERMANIA LODGE No; 20 meets every Tuesday evening
G.i Ph. Enge Y; G; G W; Smith, Secretary; H Cameron
HARMONY LODGE No IS meets every Friday eveninsir
F. Ssa5 bsae IL
HsRgaNN InnGE M 40 meets
Beelitr n G.; JLederer " G.; David KAN Secretary;
Klein, fer Secretary NJ, " eissheimer' treasurer.
sOUTH-wEsTERN LODGE Nc. 40 rneetserery Frdayeven
ing in No.2, Odd Fellows, Hall. Ofcers-T G. Rob
nson, n. G.; W W Brsbin v. G., G. NJ Brisbin, Score
surer. - - : : - H. = =
MERcHANTs,IoDGEN No. AZ meetse very Monday evepiu
Bell, Per. Secretary; Geo H. Grief, Treasurer
Eagle Degree. 5000.
1 EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. i, I. o. O. F., meet
first third Saturdays in every month In
No 2 Odd Fellows Hall Brothers cordially invited
Deputy Degree Master; r. L. Bruce Treasurer L. n Jahar
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- BOARDING-THE LARGE AND ELEG ANT
EFsi house known as fine DESBAN yERANDAH ii, in
M street No sl2 is nov open for the reception OF
bic locations III the city, and the family
comfort each having dressing room or cab
net attached also sne bath house the premises
every the comfort of boarders few Day
Boarders can also be accommodated .,--,,,,
ieS0 20 -CATHARINE b. boWEhs.
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New Iberia, Attakapas. March o. 1885.

New Iberia, Attakapas, March % 1856.
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT the above certificate 1852 has
than confirmed since consider IL the valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed by the
Agents. tSigned} JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

ALGIE r. s WARE-HOUSES.-AP TO
n COCHRAN HALL, Agents. No. So Gravier street, who
prepared to receive and the favorable
R4oad and Pig Iron Liverpool and Bulk Salt,
For terms, etc, apply as above. r. ..+s seq
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Selected Certificates.

Certificate of the Ne,c Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in the
PAINT for the covering of shingls roofs
and frame buildings will at all times give those fire risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint Is used
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
W. 7. A. ADAMS, Pres't Crescent =. :.
A. BROTHER, Prest Home =. =.
j. PEMBERTON, Pres't N. o. :. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS. BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual :.
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G. G. Bogert-Dear sir have used your BR1DGEwATER
PAINT the decks Of steamships having fully
its value cheerfuly its the best and
economical paint have used also find
painting decks covered with being durable
to water, and protection against fire.
tSigned) W. C. TEMPLETOS.
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Interior Encampments.

4 Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month "
a. W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday In
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feicana.
All communications intended for the Grand Encampmept
must JAS Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
haii' new oi'e"n' JAMES FuRNEAUx, q. Scribe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

NJOTICE-THE FOLLOWING TARIFF OF BROKER
age for the purchase Of articles mentioned has been
agreed by undersigned take effect and after the
LIST OF February, 1857:
Flour, per .b. ..........-......4 ceDth
Bulk Pork and Bacon ,...,......,.....,.l per cent
Barrel Pork.-,,..- ..,....-.....'.,....--..; q
Oil Cake. ,,..-.i
For all other articles, as heretofore charged
p J. MIISINA THOMAS MeWHAS,
NE IARUE SLOAN B. F. SIMMS,
J. n BELKNAP, JAMES W. BURKE, 81
ii II nix JOHN BOWMAN,
J. 4 W. ELLIS CHAS. H SdEAFE.
New Orleans January 1857. ---' fe
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL |
meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the FIRST Monday of every month.
sEdward Pis6uy, PRESIDENT Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Ben Treasurer j. a. Dunlap John Orchard, H.
stetson q. Howard Eneas Smith, james Davis George
Rarehide A. W. Bosworh, Geo. Drmeyer Bernard Cohen
and " B. Cook. ----
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10 AUTHORIZATIONS No

pATFIS-BAV1S-BAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NO.
u 26 ST. Charles street.
ROLLINS at his post The Verandah fire for
while stopped the of his well known establishment
Time the great has restored to him better
where he give all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower or
Medcated BATHS. ~
His BARRIERS sALooNi is supplied with the best artists
the afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced down science
feels assured that he with aacriy and dispatch the
most fastidious. :
He for assorted stock Of fresh PERFUNERY,
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes and Tonnes for
the hair e.. L.. =
uI3 JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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r. r. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A scIENTIF1
MEDICAL PROBLEM.
RAD Wa Us .RELIE F

"a y q 49, 3s. = ~ ~. ~ %"
RAD w A US BELIEF
VIII prevent and cure
The most MALIGNANT FEvERs whether contagious
contagious, infectious simple, with the safety,
rspidity and efficacy, that drives out and sx-
psis from the System the most simple
aiseases, relieves, 1t al.
800 ways does, sI
THE MOST ToRTURING OF PAINS AID ACHES.
Physicians give Calomsl Bus Pill for nisety nine
plants Of hundred Is seldom prescription given
Mercury calosl FERNS this princpamsdica Of
the In fact II Of the popular and positive
laws among medical faculty chat when they know
what give patient cannot clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis Of the disease Of the patient give Calome" Now
we contend that RADWAY'S READY RELIEF or REGULA-
TORS-eher OF hem-posssssss greater variety Of virtues
than Mercury FORM and capable Of restoring to health
where Csomel would consgn its victims to death &
FEvERs.
There every section country the present time
greater prevalence of Fevers than usual Among the most
fatal and general, notice that ,
Yellow Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Ague,
Typhus Fever,
Scarlet Fever
Ship Fever
Chagres Fever,
.. Nervous Fever,
Congestive Fever,
Brain Fever,
FE - 80" .''.' ~ Bone Fever.
Lung Fever etc.,
Are the prevalent The regular faculty their
Of Fevers make bu. little progress The fearful loss
life follows the present practice in the good old times
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THE ESTABLISHMENT rs INTENDED mainly for Adults
Ladies' and Gsntensn, a.d Ysutbs-woss time Is very
valuable and it is 80 arranged wish to learn
ENGLISH, - -
. +
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FREDERICK LAW WILL CONTINUE THE Bu-
I C,amn str.at cnrnsr IF Canal Tvs
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NTOTICE-R. CAHuZAC 4 CO HAVING DISSOLVED
~ this date either partner will sign of said firm
liquidation RAYMOND CAHUzAC,
STANISLAS PLASSAN.
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Certificate of Capt. Hall, bark Hia,ratha.

NEW n
have used the Bridgewater Paint the decks
Hiawatha and find il superior
recommend 10 masters of vessels especially for decks
decks leaked and the Bfdgewater being
recommended applied since which they
perfectly tight and have needed cauking painting
(Signed) DAVID. H. HALL. Master bark Hawatha
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Certificate Of Capt. HRer, of ship Ii,reN,
~ New Orleans, March 3, 1856,
have been using the Bridgewater Mineral Paint the
ship for the past years and consider it
BILE paint for going vessels recommend without
hesitation both for and its undouhted protective quail
ties (SignedD THOMAS G. HILER.
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At all meetings of the stockholders and at all elections
ory Of the stock such meetings shall
except that such meetings called for the purpose of ncres
diminishing the capital stock of the Company for
purposes in the fifth section Of the
Legislature Of Louisiana entitled An ACT for the organization
March lh 1855 shall be of hold
ing in their right agents for Others at least three
fonrhs of the stock of the Company in order take valid
binding action in the premises all other meetings of stock
holders and at all elections majority of those
represented shall govern
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" week l2,N
A-Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival OF
every boat convey Immediately the Springs.
rS- anay of the be had of W B. Phillips.
No SO St. Charles street. who in New Orleans.
go CHARLES lLIIIUM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

New UrIeAnB.
have used the Brdgewaer Paint past
brick and pasteed buildings tin. single and
roofs and in every has given fullest satisfaction
From tests and experiments made under immediate drec
ton testify to its being proof against the effects Of sparks
and cpders and protection against leaks consider
perior mineral paint have seem Invaluable
all outdoor possessing qualities that particularly
commend 1t for in Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON, Painter
No. 1872 Camp street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
Washington Items.
WAsHISGToN, March 1,

WASHINGTON, March IL.
Lord Napier arrived this afternoon, and is
stopping at Wizards unattended except by
page. -. a.
: Gen. Scott paid his respects to the new
Secretary of War to day. 1t is understood
he is about to remove his residence here.
Judge Black has assumed his position as
Attorney General.
There was slight fall eff snow this after
noon, which has melted. Weather MIDI
Several hours debate in Executive session
on the Clarendon Dallas treaty-no conclu
sion.
There is no truth in the report that the
Commissioner Of Patents rendered his resig-
nation, and from present Indications he will
remain.
S. c.. Denny, of Illinois, has been appointed
Marshal of Kansas.