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A FORTUNE FOR ONE DoLLAR.-THE
IL Subscriber having been for the twenty
greatest manufacturers Of Patent Medicines Perumery etc. in
The United States and having closed his business
prepared to sell the Recipes give others to
something towards livelihood. Among the Recipes fron
which he has manufactured the articles great extent are
the following, viz 49, '' "'N
!. To make Or: Kenyon's Health Restoring Bitters
2. Brandeths Family Pills
8. Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
L. The world renowned Scotch Hair Tonic.
5. Best Eau de Cologne.
G. Artificial Honey which he detected from that made
BY bees either in color or TASTE and does
the cheapest brown sugar,
Z Very finest Indelibe Ink marking linen wearing an
pare etc. Profits immense, competition small sales large.
Best Black Writing Ink does over five cents per
gallon, and uG gallons can be made in six hours.
9. New England Shaving Soap.
10. Best Old Windsor Shaving SOAPS,
These Shaving Soaps acknowledged by all the
popular Soaps in the market The Hair been long
used by the most atsocatc Scotland England
cpe purchased expense ordinary
Industry and business tact line his pockets in
by manufacturing the articles they worth
times the price of them to only in the family All
say IS try IT, do not ask take it my
hon. but refer if wish. the following well
men, viz Hon. L. Cass Michigan Hon. Coax Pennsy-
yaua Hon g. Dame New Hampshire; Messrs Richards
% and C. w Losing, D.. Baltimore E. W Bemis, Esq,
Boston, Hall Brothers, New York A. S. Bennett ESQ
TERAS-I will send ali the above Recipes
the receipt OF One Dollar for three
nEa stamps Send gold, postage England bank
hlls, ii they be obtained If satisfaction promptly
given, the money shall positively be refunded.
Address, enclosing the money
JOHN ". KENYON, Groton
ms 5tw Grafton County, New Hampshire.
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Hay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LAnIESFounded in 1888, by Ieiris and con.
Quoted since lS4O by Madame pesbrayaux Burgundy
The Summer Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST June The buildings large
to accommodate FIFTY boarders, and indefinite
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath
and good wharf The institution provides thorough
stantia instruction In and department
and offers great facilities for the requirement
Singing and Soltege Taught by Mr. Provost
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera
Provost will reside at the Pass during
tnue his lessons Singing and soee the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations music take place month winter
the city and fortnight during
The city school remains whole year and
day scholars. my6Iv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DlsTRIcT couRr MARIA KETcIAM her husband
Of New Orleuns. : H. FORNO No. $3.50.
I HEREBY certify that OH. the LIST day of
April 1851 Judgment entered in this Court in suit
in the words and figures following, to-wit:
record the Court considering that plaintiff made out her
1t is ordered adjudged and decreed that Judgment
favor of plaintiff Maria Ketcha, and against defendant Henry
Fono husband and that there be separation Of
ero existing between the parties plaintiff and defendant
further ordered that the defendant pay the suit
Judgment rendered April LIST, 1857.
Signed April 4th, 1857.
Signed i T. Fl. KENNEDY Judge.
In testimony whereof have my hand and ax-
ed the seal OF the said Court the city of New Orleans
4h day April thousand eight
hundred and and in the eighty year indie
pendence Of the United States.
as 4in3ld J. r. TOLEDANO Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
TRosfENE CoUR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM VS.. son
DE LA ACCOMPLISHMENTS. epous II. FQRNG No 9, $780,
z certiie aInsi. que lie Ter jour d'avril 1857,
jugement ntenter dams cour process
en- les paroles ct chiplres suvant, Get d dire
Dams cette afare s0umi Ia la lie teognage dams
Farchves la consderent la PLAINTIFF cause
de pantif, Ma ia ketcam, iefendent Henry
Fono separation fat de proprete,
cessation de eommunante dacqus ions gagnes uque
istent entire les partie, plaintiff ct defendent.
II est de plus ordonner defenden de process
Jngeme mt reudu lie Ter ayril, 1857,
Signe lc 1 avrl, 1857.
Signe: T. H. KENNEDY. Jupe
En- temognages de quele ja ceci poser ecritue
Se lie cschet de la dit la vile de la Nile Orleans
+eme jour davrl dams ans de Segneu mile hut
csquante sept dams la quatre de ndepend
ence DIES Etats Unis.
az ltin3Id J. R. ToLEDANo Greffier.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE y DEhsIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH |
firm s aod sMis 4 La under e &c
the Cotton Faesoags and Communication business from this
New Orleans. April lasz.--as lm4w . = LEWIS
~ Wba sa.. = APnrED rAKT
New Orleans, April It'll, Iss7.-ss Ina -" ioN W.
NOPAHTNEHsHIP-T ONDERsIGNED- sic
" Messrs sonttmayd Harrisoa his day
so ha u n
Forwarding business at 95 Camp street.
!; f$: +. sAIfHHA
New Orleans. April l. is57.-as I'm
san county as and TH6 jENsfas Il n III Ma nv
to-day become members Of firm ard the Fsctoage and
style Of j.c. dB. s. KICKS 60, arnrs a as'
New Orleans April LIST, 1851 az I'm -
II. ExIs
Mr. John p sybrandt authorized the Of the
A. a. HEyTNs.
Quoted by the above firm will be continued heretofore.
by the undersigned nnder the style of sybrsnd CO
New Orleans, 18th March. Is57.-rn17 sn
I'm HA !, THIS pay SOLD 10 w. JANss
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
6er @ v held and By
recommend him to the patronage of all my friends
All those who have claims against indebted to- g. g.
puneas Co will please call upon aqne the Office No
10. GID
New Orleans, February H. 1857.
| INCORPORATING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment or O. g. Dunbar Co. ii Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
The same plaee for under the style of
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit continued
Of the friends of the late house. Of my own
| friends. las A. DITNRk r
| New Orleans February IA, ls57.-fe16
| N0TICE-THEUN UNDERSIGNED HAS ESTABLISHED
himself as BROKER at No. 81 ravier street.
ular attention given to the sale Of Gunny Bags Ken
lucky Bagging and R0p. and cargos Of prop.
ention to business he hopes to merit share Of
CHARLES II. sHEAFE.
New Orleans, January 9, 1851 ja7 6rn
| NOTlCE-G. s. MOSBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
the arm of CLARK AoSBY, the Commission
wardng business viii be Continued by the
the firm Of CLARK, Mostly CO., to which they have con
neced Wholesale Grocery Wine and Liquor business
| zs and Is Front Leyee and "a and &c Fulton street
| J. s. CLARK,
j. s. MGSBY,
- s. T. STRIBLING.
| New Orleans, December H. Is56-dl6 If
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop D,sTnIcr coUrr }sUccEssIoN or W F. BAsII
e. herein ssd
~ @s
and e said discharged ali further
s2s my2s P. Witt, Clerk.
eSSH p RssTH''F sfGGEfa19S Pc vi
asde sass
publication les rasona pour iesqness s Compile
presnte par esecaear ,esamenails de Ia de succession
spsr,s az dit
decharge de ses oncons ct de louie responsaoe
a2s my2s P. S. Witt. Grefier
szcosp nls1n,or couHr SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER
NoTIcE T. Hereby given I to the Creditors of
70 Gor1 i
they have e wy the account by the
the funds distributed in accordance herewith
a ~ 9 n1ta 3 q the Court; c wrrz c,.s,
e S GHs o 1S Hs %Sd RE
Wis rs est e. par ie present donne aug cream
celia peut dedure dix ous dater
@ faSs
r point approuye homoogue les fonds mains
s28 N.Y. P. $. WILT Grefiier.
SECOND 1 Jgi1seEs COURT GRANT
S%SEEb 'ass S'' No. 9 PUG
VIRTUE of a writ OF fIerI facias to me
- directed by the Honorable c. NJ Bradford
OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
on II Hs S
| 12oclock, M = v
One lot Of OFFICE FURNITURE consisting Of Desks Ia
bles, Chairs, Counter and Pictures.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMS-Casr on on the spot ,s
a22 q my26 W. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
SECOND DrsrRcr COURT SUCCESSION OF t. J. INGRA-
Of New Orleans ! HAM. No. II, 746.
| WHEREAS, John 8. Sfm0nds h as petition
W ed the Court for letters of administration
tate of the late T. j. 1ngaham deceased nestate
hereby given all whom may show within
ten days why the of the said petitioner should
granted
By order Of the Court.
r. aa Is % A. DREUX. Deputy Clerk.
DEUS1EaE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE T. j. IN.
| De la NouvELLE. ORLEANS. GRAHAM-Eo. II, 746.
| TTENDU que John 3. Simonds a pre-
IA sene petition Ia eet lettres de
administration la succession de 7. j. Ingraham
| cede ntestat
Avis est dome que peut
eerner davo deduire dix jours les pour equees
| il ne serait pas fait dro a la dite petition.
| Par ordre de la
A. DREUX,
a2o Is % ---. -. Depute GrefHer.
1
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Is 1 n o E G II LII EFT,
FOR upwards OF twenty Professor of
dern Languages in several Colleges United States
Tor the last three years French teacher in the High Schools
ofhe Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
street Mr. Fctors store where he intends form classes
in the above languages
There will be Morning Evening Glasses the
venence occupations of gentlemen of different
TERMs-For three lessons week in class SO month";
or private lessons to single scholar according the
OF lessons req uired by the applicant
H-The lees paid advance ST. Cha res
Street, NO 10, over Nictor's store. fe27 3m
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS ExEoUTIvE or

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS - EXECUTIVE OF
FICE, Baton Rouge APRIL l85l.By virtue of the Act
ofte General Assembly of the State OF Louisiana, entitled An
Act relative Debts of The Sae approved 18th March,
1857 and in pursuance particularly Of the provisions of
the ID and 18th sections thereof NOTICE hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received until the first day July next
IL o'clock meridian fer the disposal of SEVEN HUN DRIED
BONDS more ess) of ONE THOUSAND DOLIlA RS each,
Of the State of Louisiana having forty years and bear
ing interest nj the rate of six per payable semi
annually the first day of January and the first day OF July
Of each year.
These Bonds offered soley in exchange for any
Bonds receivable by the State security circulation
tile Banks established under the Free Banking
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au
to Of Public Accounts and the Treasurer State
endorsed Proposals for Exchange Bonds Said
proposals will be opened the first day of July
Auditor and Treasurer in the presence of the Governor
exchange will be awarded to the bidder
offer the advantageous terms The Governor however,
the right of rejecting MI the bids.
Advertisements Tor proposals..
. special FIND has been ultimate redemp
ton of the Bonds to be issued under act which
be diverted to other purpose whatsoever.
[Signedl ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE.
tsigneil c. F. GRENEAUX, State Treasure-
[sigaedl S. +. MARKS, Auditor.
BY the Gosernor
[signedl ANDREW S. HERON,
Isl tall tIyl Secretary of State.
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
- PLANTERS.


PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFA cTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing to Spin The Crop mp about the num-
Der required ithis consisting children of
SIX years of age and above, and women unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
am prepared 10 furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY inclusive of the STEAM EN-
line II necessary-naaely The Gin with Lap Appendage
~ one Machine and the Segment Machines Of the Spinning
es ana to have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
e,ntao' complete with great dispatch Also, competent
oNEHALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
ehery inclusive OF the Steam Engine and Spinner's
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is eouya
more productive than those he orks; and while his Sp
mng interest will prove his diversion will be exempt from
ia ing up II crop. e ~
MAcu1NERytso G MY T .ETiG,. ,..
Ge en- grant reasonable facilities; and for The RIGHT Of
THE PATENT oneourth pli TO me each Of the FIRST
nye years Of the excess the Yarns bring nned Cotton
proprietors 49, h''>'''" 't'"se
Popositicns from Planters may be made and IN know
cost OF Mmchnery in their particular case they mus, moi Omt
10 sae what has been the number of pounds their cr0usor
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin -
az GEO. q. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
SEvvING MACHINEs-I NJ. SINGER & CO &
especially adapted TO the making of NEGRO III TIt
PLANTATION ''''
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING
took the first premium at the Worlds Fair he RI
Machines: and The only Sewing Machines now used bv h
Government of France in max the clothing the FRENCH
with silk, Cotton aud Linen Thread Sp6os Ncedies et r
Always on hand orders promptly ATTENDED TO- Address
~ Sm lah Canal street, New Orleans
COW PEAS-S53 tags Carolina Seed 10 arrive IF IN
a22 BARELI.I 4 CO., CT Ca,u1lsu st,
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0R. LOCKW0OD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner Of medicine
the future will attend principally Office practice He
this method of informing the public that
leed success diseases of the Head Ear Heart
Kidneys BIadder Chronic piarrhea word ali chronic
plins and rheumatism in its form. Also diseases
Of women aud chiaenespeeay of females; Prospsus Uter
flenr Abus Amnioerho and thar class diseases
termed Nenerea, primary and secondary.
All wto suffering would do we'll give call before
going elsewhere and they will safe speedy
ohieate myself to all who
rams i the Limbs make charge for services. My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only a my office This
of recent discoveries Medical and it
tai with perfect safety 1t being vegetable
In consequence of the humbue advertisements the
with great reluctance give the public
Address or call on ut DANIDS0N,S ROW, UAEON.
DELFT street, between PoydrRs and Hevia streets.
Office up stairs Hours from A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
SIS ly j. f. LOCKWOOD M n
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I fNSEEn UIL-aa hBls Raw and Boiled for sale hv
IL ALFRED KEARSY.
mSe 2aw5t II Mar..s, ,r.tet
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OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
70 Camp street, Jan. 16 1857. s
hessrs Sermons Co.. GentlemenIt gives pleas
that by the of the Brazilian Spectncles
which obtained from and have had in for
sight has been much Improved my eyes greatly
relieved from the stra which had previously been upon
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
Ill aid of glasses to give you call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
sG-Oice hours from o'clock A NJ. until o'clock P.
NJ. dog 3p5m&W
coon NEWS TO EIOUSEkEEPERS.-
Every family in the city should have of JOHN Nc
CHESNEY'S
p Il TENT VA SIZING MACHINES,
The Greatest Labor Saving Invention OF the Age for
W A s Ii l n G
These Machines have been thoroughly tested both in this city
and elsewhere, and have proved
ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL,
Economical essving and Labor saving Machines;
they have received the universal appreciation
who have witnessed them in operation Besides, is South
invention, Southern manufacture and ought be patron
sed by the Southern people.
sample be seen and Machines had, by applying at
Messrs Heath Mlers House Furnishing store No. Is and
rs Camp R2O 3pf
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RREWSTER & XACHARIE-No IS FRONT
IL STREET, AND NO 36 FULTON STREET. would
respectively call attention to establishment IS Front
80 Fulton Streets where prepared all 10 furnish
the shortest notice, and most liberal terms all kinds Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WOR x, BRASS CAST
lN!iS, BACkSMlTlNt, etc. Each member of the Arm
giving his personal attention to each department. we can offer
superior Inducements to parties dealing with us.
Our facilities for furnishing the pnrt ~. no.
passed BY any house in the South or West ~ 49, -
CoPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES.
CHiMElES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS:
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES
A..a,s, T.. HEATERS, etc. etc.
ts"eneo 10 our establishment Furnishing
p Wnere al articles REQUESTS for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
fhIIoM AND HOUSE USE may be found.
~. fe,-W orfhpgons Safety Steam Pump. s. p Kases
" IMP Cast Iron, Brass snd Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM g AuGES.-Schatfer's vacuum and Steam Gauge
new article showing he highest ont which may
been carried during its Hearsous Water Gause.
FINW ARE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meuds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureers.
Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing
snander Stoves Deck Stoves etc. Eoges Fire
Baskets Bucket Wrenches; Whistles Valves Paw
der Magazines Grate Bars; Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder, Bib Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps etc., OF all descriptions.
BREWSTER h ZACE ARIE.
~ Nos. IS + ront and SO Fulton streets,
Sole Agents for Schater's Steam Vacuum Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge - P. kRse's Fire Pumps W. Cot
tons PStent Piston Heads and Crate Bars su6 Iv
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HAVANA AND CUBAN EyPRESs-

ia v AN n AM CUBAN ESPRESS-
gTI8tA Having cempleed arrangements with Messrs. P.
s-s'tsosssssa C. BoMBALIER co.'s ISLAND OF CUBA
EAtkESS, we prepared TO receive and
tue steamers leaving this the 9TH 18th, Goth Of
each month"; description nf Freight Parcels Packages
Je%elry. etc, TO HAVANA, MATANHAS, CARDENAS, ia.
~ ~ = IA GRANnE, TRINIDAD CtENFUEGOS PUERTO
PRlNClIE and SANTIAGO De CUBA.
This being the only Express Island of Cuba we
trust IT will meet with every encouragement the com
MUMMY generally, offering, 1t does, communication and
facilities hi hero unknown and much required greatest
care to effect prompt delivery possible all
ter confded to S. TOBY Ir. ( BRO
10 Gravier street,
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no Freight for Ih1ladelph in.-WanteG.-
good vessel load for Philadelphia Apply Immediately
mil j. II, AEHBRIDGE { co. COnm st
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Date OF Departure of European, California
and Havann Mails, for April, 1857.

All letters France Holland and Belgium must be paid
Fl cents by the American steamers Liverpool and Sonthamp
tons % by the direct steamers Havre and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
uuder the rule reach earlier their destion with three
cents inland postage from this office to New York
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of the German usan Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland, Russia Greece lonan Islands,
is sent from the PostoGice in New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be by this steamer.
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~ J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMIC.
~ VEGAS most respectfully his friends
fA the public that his Dancing Academy Is open for
LIN the season,
ODD FELLOWs' HALL
where he hopes with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced on Saturday, Nov. |.
LA IMPERIALE, danced in the first circles of
will be taught by Mr. Vegas
The days and hours of tuition are as follows:
LAD1EsTnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
O'Clock NJ.
CHILDR ENTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from to
G o'clock 2. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays from to
10 o'clock r. VI. 49,
nA Practicing Party for Ladies Gentlemen every We'd
nesday.
Particular attention will be given Children many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be
brought out.
HJ v will also give lessons Semnares and in private
families.
The Musical Department under the charge excellent
Yiolins Mr.. A DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Sorees.
s-For terms apply to Mr. i VEGAS at Odd Fellows, Hall,
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PRICES OF ADMIssroS-Dress Circle and Parquee, rs
cents Second Circle 50 cents Gallery eents uadroon Box
tickets, Is cents; Private Boxes, each, 80.
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4
~ nal and Rampant
r. constants, formerly partner in Maurice Co.'S Con-
ectionery Store of ST. Louis and Royal and
lately of the propretor of the establishment the
Canal and Rampant informs the public and his
torn that he is sole proprietor of the last named
which he intends make frstciass establishment and he
feels confident Of deserving public patronage.
invited to call and Judge for tbemselv,
His superior SAVARINS and genuine GATEAU a LA
RENE are particularly recommended to
as I'm T. CONSTANTS
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p00lfSI sABLE STEAM sHtfiNflS-FkOM II 70
. morse power of the celebrated
ate Hoard BraiforD differing essentially in their econom
aha durable Qualities from engines of other patent
Iacure, are now eSteive
Union Pamphlets with full description letters from 81
dnerent persons who using them, mail on
peaoa to the subscriber who is sole in New Orleans
can furnish manufacture engines which they haye ys
reputaion and all pretended frauds
MO ly SAMifET II 'trf fss,nj 81
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
L their Lumber Yard New Basin, and
ing supplies Of the same:
100000 feet assorted Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring and
r. Ceiling.
l000G0 feet assorted Cypress
300 900 feet sorted Yellow Rough Scautliur and
Boards.
100000 Iaths.r
5000 feet Juniper, assorted
$4,000 feet Dressed Shelving,
200 600 Shingles.
10000 feet White Pine, assorted
a22 If POOIEY. NICOI. 4 CO.
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9A ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
G Ran from the subscriber the 5th instant, IN
IN DREW READ boy about % years of age; five feet
~ four or five inches hight well set yellow complexion;
long black bair slightly curled and usually tucked
der the back Of the head large black and
writes aud is good accountant. In his general appear
he rather genee generally dresses we'll and pleasing
in his address.
will give One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
delivery of said boy for his confinement jail that
can get him As he provide himself with pass, he will
most likely attempt upon steamboat
tains will please be on the lookout.
al I'm ALLEN JONES IL ROYAL street
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RRAND q ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON &
- CO NO. ~ Magazine opposite the Arcade Import
ers and dealers in Domestic and ForegH HARDW ARE SHP
uhANNLEkl etc. have now in and for sale
ne terms complete suitable country trade
Planters, Carpenters Black miths Others
BRAND & ADAMS,
az ly&W No. 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade,
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Doors open at :; performance at half past
O'Clock. Box office open daily from 10 TO o'clock.
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TS~LIS TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. VA
ll4 l4iSEs, etc-We receiving large
A6 ~ III sormcn of Trunks, Bags valises India Rub
okz9zs.5ber toats. Coaks, Iegsins Piano Covers,
which Furnish wholesale of RETAIL figures than
any house in the South.
H. W. REYNOLDS 4 CO.,
az 6t & EAnal Street
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CEILING OUF-SEI4LING OU1!- 14I ROYAR
- street between Toulouse and ST. Louis-ME C. CUE
RtN would Inform the Ladies' that she will sell remainder
Of her magnificent assortment Of Embroderes Draper.s
Fancy aud Variety Goods Of all kinds VERY Low
PRICES. " fe6 an
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

en- HI-A-NA-THA.-Ihisne new and beautiful Tie
will be the rage in the Of DIR IS HAT this
lAlt is light, and also handsome shape,
aors running through in such they be
tingushed only by the wearer.
Also, speud If Panama Frenct
and American Felt HATS Silk, Cashmere Hats etc.
ID. q. JOHNSTON, St. Charles Hat Emporium