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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-07
Nl. @. RRUCE.

as Just returned nom the East with the largest stock or
N consigned Goods 70 be sold a. Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, tO-Wt: .-...
STATIONERY. .-
1000 Reams Of Letter Paper 1890 selsaaing RnveloPes
1900 : " note paper, 6Hs-OoO :" Fancy 2e9ras
1000 Com'cl. Paper; Sinds; ;-- 1''-''
500 |" g BIN Cap 100 gross and Pencils;
1000 {" So Fools Cap 1000 . - Steel Pencils
75C - Fancy Note
CUTLERY.
1900 Lnives and Forks; 1000 Hammers and Hachsl
1909 Pocket KniVesj 100 dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair scissors; Spoons
1000 kaZOrs; = cords Of double barrel GHns
FANCY GOODS.
so doE Cologne hose,
50 81 T." hair on; 35OOPort Monales, ..
32l6 Fancy Work Boxes $50 dozen Linen Hdks
500 Ladies' COmpanionsj rs e SILK DO
10; 50 Gentlemen dne
1000 pair Buck skin Gloves hisrnO UndersbirIsi
$50 dOz gents while and fancy
SOCKS.
Is 900 vol. Standard BOoks;
Is Magic case Gold Watehes $50 do Gold Neck Chails
$50 english gold patent $50 GENTS Fob and Vest do
manufactured BY Joseph IS DO Gold Seals and Keys
Johnson, . Oh. street. 80 win Loskstsi
$50 Silver Levor Watches ; $50 do Elorenuue, do
a8 Open Face Silver do 500 pair Plain Gold Bar Rings,
IS Ladies' Hunting Case Gold pins;
Watches 1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold
$50 60 ChaIings Pencils,
5000 worth Gold Finger
Kings
1000 Gold Pens viii Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 80 - Gold - 90
And all other articles usually found IN JeWsry Establish
invited 70 call and make selection, all the above
Goods have be closed limited kline, they be-
long different estates have other articles
tedious 70 mention IN shOrs have anything iha Lady or
Auctoneer for COnsgHses, No II Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee nOv2-6mdGW
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Pianos. Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pt -,
w RnOFortes from these unrivalled ma
tsrs, Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Haines1 wv
Bros which makes stock very large and desraabe-
We would be pleased to have these instruments ezmin ed
by all whether they desire to purchase not Every Pr
aBo sold by shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
every respect ieblO " q r FREEMAN.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
TEAMBOATs-PATEN BENZOLE GAS.

County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOle Machine that will give q good light.
THE entire apparatus simple Ooeupes but little room
4 requires htts or no attention-except winding up,
SIMILAR o clock.
The SsDss one third less than ordinary Coal Gas;
and mskss the most handsome and cheapest light in the
world. 1t be in practical operation Hsndsr
son 4 Bros, Desderick street
ANY persons wanting their houses ngnusd be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for the
furnishing 81 Davidson county, and solicit orders.
information concerning State and County rights, be
had By applying to WM WARNE
ang 81 Cherry StreetNashllls, .
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
THE Brick Dwelling Market HgFsst Immediately below
u MeBsrs. Hu. Douglas 4 Ca'G Wh8lesale dry goods
tsuss. AppITtS spr23 BENZ. 2. sHIELDs
a GOOD PIANO FOX SALE on reasonable termF.
"A Apply 10 ae-.. W. &. CORNELIUS,
apr2o-dlH l-- % chureh street
REMOVAL. ri ~
FT1HURSTON B BERNARD have removed to No. Is
4 Public Square, heTt door to Calhoun's where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Bread
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassmsres Vestings Gloves
HO~isry, Cravats, handkerchief &C., &c.
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COUNTY.
THE Second Annual Fair OF the Marshall County Ag-
cultural and Mechanical Society will be held Al Lewis
burg, commencing on TUESDAY, THE 22D OF SBPTEI-
BER NEXT, and continue for four days.
snrIg-ff A T. EWING,
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EHHNEE-EXs AT-E-

TOR and on Of the Clerk and Maerin the ease Of
Il Marcus B. IOney, by &C. parte in the ChanceyC
al Nashville, by virtue Of decree Ia said cause, WILL on
Thu RSDAY1 the 7th Of May next, the Premtse1l sell
public sale Ten Acres of Land, situated in lover EDGE
field Davidson county Tennessee the Whites Creek
Turnpike viii be laid Of into Lots, plan Of which will
be published before the day OF sale.
TEREsTWenty per cent cash; balance in one, two and
three years satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
and lien retained. A. v. S. LlNDSLEf. .
Z. X. GLAscoCK, Auctioneer. (apTil3-d
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BIlEMEH & SOUTHAMPTON
- UNITED sEATEs MAEL sTEAHERs. .-,s.

rTVHB ships comprising this line are WASH EsS
Il IhGIOa. Glpt. E. CsEsndy; HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These sisd-
stop At Southampton, both going and FetITfn1a
-. -
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WE have variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas by
w which al common Gas Burner kettle OF water can
be made boil in three minutes Oyster Plates and Sha
ing Cups also be heatedby gas Pee 75e and upwards.
mrhiO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
... Railroad.


Departures.
FAVE Nashville every Morning at.......7 IS O'Clock.
II q" Evening at,.......5 90
4" Chattanooga 6 Morning at....,...6 30
81 4" Evening aI........9 IS
Arrivals.
Arrives al Chattanooga every Evening 30 O'Clock.
Nashville 4" Evening at.......420 s.
MOfuing at.......e As "
The Day Trains Tu ima and both connect with
the Trsn for Manchester and nnve. Passengers
Besreba Springs and otbeI points and near McMnnve
Railroad should the day Train as The By
- TulahOTa IL direct. Il. 1. ANDERSON,
maT25-dti. SupeTin tendsnt.
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n. n. GLASCOCK


TINHREE Hundred Watches, invoice Of Fancy Goods
Fancy Boxes, Writing Desks, &C. together with
let Soaps and COogne, TO be sold to close eongnmen
an6 CHAS FOX.
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T. C. TwICHEI.L.
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS nAnY Delta, I

OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
73 Camp street, Jan. To- 1851. )
Mes8rs. Sermons Co.: GentlemenIt gives great pleas
that by the of the Brazilian Pebble Specacles
which obtained from YOU and have had in for weeks
past my sight been much improved my eyes greatly
relieved from the stTa which had previously been upon them
reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of glasses give you a call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
ss-oHce hours from 9 O'Clock A. NJ until 8 O'Clock p.
NJ. d29 3p5m&W
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE Has ASSOCIATED WITH
arm s snd III Il LEWIS s Ia snss, e
in the Cotton Factorsse and Commission business tss
Now Orleans. = priI I, 49, lmaw 70
~ ss. q 's tps g.,1ss,,
Quoted under the same style heretofore II =
New Orleans. April7tb. 1ss7-as In :. > 's w.
COPAFTNERsIIIP-TH qNIEksIGNED, Sue
AaXN CO. for the transaction OFFS Commission and
'"NA'''S ''''s'. ''' & f =. saf4H1
New Orleans, april /, 1s57-as I'm q. 4 I
T. san county. Me- and TH6s JEsaiaGs q his city,
eomssn ases vim q 9a f on n I
and ayIe of j. c. d 3. S. KICKS & CO. ,,,,,,,s ~
New Orleans. April Isl, 1857 az I'm
THE PAKTNERssIIP HEsETeFokE . EXIST Z.
~ John y aa'hori1sd The the
/. y '.F,~ : '-'' i. 4. NEVTNs.
THE COMMISSIONS BUSINESS FORMERLY COM
aueed by the above firm will be continued Heretofore
s anas's'shs ahast 'hs s's sof B. s4BeANDr
New Orleans lesh March. 1s57--,a17 "a, -
NoTCE.IHA HAVE THIS DAY SOLE TO NIs. JAMES
A DUNBAR al the stock, merchandise and business
s dsa @ Z Cana. see
him to the patronage Of all friends and
p1 esss, ss;ss
New Orleans, February Ii, 1857. 70 = - s5-e
| NOTICE-HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment 81 O. g. Dunbar Co. No. II Canal
will contnne the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at
the same place. for under the A.
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit the pstroa
age Of the friends OF the late house. well that Of my
| friends JAS, A. DUNKAR
New Orleans, February IA. lss7.-feI6 :
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAS EsTABLIsHED
himself as BROKER. At No. 81 Graver Parfic-
Mar attention given the sale Of Gunn Bags India and Ken
ention to business he hopes share patronage
CHARLES II. SHEAFE
| new orleans January Q. 1857. Ia7 6m
! NOTICES.. s. MOSBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
~ the arm of CLARK hoSBY the Commission Fer
wardng business will be continued by the Undersigned under
the hrm q CLARK AoSBY CO., 70 which they have
nseted Grocery Vine and Liquor business atos
2s snd rs Front Levee and "a and rs Fulton
| j. s.. CLARK,
| = j. s. MOSRY,
| :. s. r. STRIBLING.
| New Orleans, December L. 5s-d16 If ~ ?
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. |
THIRD DISTRICT Court MARIAKETCHAM her husband
of New orleuns. 5 II. FoRNO No. $3.50.
r HEREBY certify that on the Ist day of
April 1851, judgment entered in this Court this suit
in the words and figures following, to.wit:
In this submitted to the Court the evidence in the
record the Court considering that plaintiff has
ordered adjndged decreed Judgment in
favor Of plaintiff Maria Ketca defendant Henry
Forno her husband and that there be of
ero existing between the parties plaintiff and defendant
Il s further ordered that the defendant the
Judgment rendered April LIST, 1851.
Signed April 4th, 1857. b. p
tSigned T. H. KENNEDY Judge
In testimony whereof have set my hand and ax
ed the seal Of the said Court the of New Orleans
4h day April in the one thousand eight
hundred and and in the eighty year Of The indie
penience of the United States.
as 4insld J.R. ToLEDAEO, Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRorsIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETcHAM VS.. son
DE LA NoupEiLE-oRLEASsS epous II. F0RNG. No. $50.
jugement etc nenter dams cou dit process
en- les paroles ct chiphres suivant, Get dire
Dams cee afire soumit la Ia enograge dams
archives In consideren que plaintiff ganr case
de plaintiff Ma Ketchan ieftnIent Henry
Forno separation soft ait de proprste
cessation de communicate dacquispns usaue
fstent entire les parte, plaintiff ct defendent.
II est de plus oronner deenden pale de process
Jugement rendu IL Ter avri 1857.
Sisne lie avril, 1857.
Signa: T. H. KENNEDY Jure
En- enognages de quees as ceci poser eeritue
alike lie cschet de la dit Ia willie de Ia Nile
4ee dav dams ans de notre Seigneur mile
ciHquane dams Ia ndepend-
ence des Eats uIs
aS+in3ld J. r. TOI.EDANO, Grafiier.
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NEW ORLEANS January b. 1851
Messrs Semmons Coz fieatlemenI take great pleasure In
stnng that using your improved Spectaoes find them
easier clearer and enables much better by
csndlelight without pain the think them superior
any have WITH and cheerully recommend them
the public. Yours, respectfully,
r. r. TIVJCJyTII,- d
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LEGAL NOTICES.

es sfi. S%sESTbasSs n
BYgy 1Ils r r e writ Fl asI 1asia: e
Of the Peace FOR the Parish Of Orleans proceed
y ee,s II ssi s5se s1 Az Rs
One lot OFFICE FURNITURE, consisting Ct Desks Ia
seized in The above entitled suit
a2sz mao 'A' W. ~ W. MITCHELL. Constable.
New Orleans sf Han. No. i "a = j. is'hA
WHEREAS, John .. SImopds has petitions
ngshs s secsasea on s III II
pys u s s soT sssss w
By order Of the Court
a425zs A.hDaEUx. Deputy Clerk.
DSgnExE S covE DE DIsrsrtr SUPPRESSION DE T. y IN
A TTENDU que John =. simonds n pre-
a5anistIai.n la succession de ea r Ingfahan de-
Avis St par Ie present donne celia pent
dednire dig ours les asons pour esqaees
ii n BE- ser rat pas fai, drot la dite petition
A. DREUx,
40 % 20 -. Deput2 Grefaer.
sre CO. sE n9 oST. eeuH OF John
WHEREAS; John L. Watt has petitionei
ou the R Cont for Letter. aay exeeuorshp
cause within ten days why the prayer Of Inc said petitioner
BY order Of the Court. -
alb 10 Is P. s.. WITT Clerk
eSsk " fEE R @
A TTENDU que John L.. Watt n presente
IA petition Ia i'eifet etes deyecu
;enr tes,anentae datf la succession eu John
Avis est present donne tons que peut
m dsdurs sons is anrs s rasons pour les
alsls25 P.s. WITT, Greffer.
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HnOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLA N TERS.

PATENTED LNPR0TEAENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
- or fIRNS,
Employing 10 Spin the Cop up hui about oneourthhe
bet required raise ths nAhher consisting nteren of
six of age above, unit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
RINATlON OF MACHINERY, Inclusive of the STEAM EN- +
CINE. il The Gin with Lap Appendage
in one Machine, and the Segment Machines of the Sping Sc
res and to have all arranged i'll the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete with great dispatch. Also, competent
SpisHers. y 80.
;. oNEHAIF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
ae very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Wages. - y If'
My IMPROVEMENT. inits results to the Planter is e,nv
lent 10 his having purchased Of plantation
more productive than those he srss; while Spin
ing interest will prove his diversion viii be from
the cares and anNieties Inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba ing up crop. L.
- - MY TERMS ,.s-
MAGHlNERf is q CASH A!GTIGi.E but for good accept
s9Ge can grant reasonable facties and RIGHT Of
THE PATENF oHeuu1 be id 10 me eaca of the hrs
h years Of the the Yarns bring Gined
pronriciors. $3.50 f @
1 from Planters may now he made and to know
cpst ol chnery IN their particular mist
TO STATE what has been the pounds Of their erouor
a22 GEO q TENI
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FOR ONE MONTH LONGER. IN CoNsE-
L gHenee OF the great demand for
~ MESSRS SERMONS Il CO.'S
n BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTICEES,.
have been induced pro1ong their stay in this city until
Nay 3d. and account of engagements elsewhere they will
positively close the above date
Sole pennt g Camn Of Natcheh alleY.
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TOiL-COAI,,

ftOAL-COAL-.
" $40 nuts IelIigh I,nmp .
lUO tuns Sclnyl III. broken and screened
to arrive on brig Anrae and back NJ Williamson For by
a2I J. u. AsHbRlniE 4 co, l2a Common
(WW t.EAS-351 bags Carolina seed 10 nrry, from,
~ Sh'fesiopr for sale by
az BARELLI L CO. 6I Comm IN ST.
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New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Messrs Semmons Co.: Gentlemenof late my failed
that could read any by candle light The
glasses selected by you suit admirable read the
snnt print without the least strain fgne to the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, II. MEUGENS.
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sOULE,s CoNtrERcrsI- 1,o

~ S0ULE,S COMMERCIAL. COL
Csu, LEtiE-An Institution for business Asriranis-
~ HN Located at VIM. Gaunts Writing Academy cor
2-z--ssaa Har Camp and Common - -
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for the various duties Of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered advantages
aud facilities at this Institution than other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise wend
in the Counting Room aud instructions impaired individually
and n classes. The study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING MS practically applied
branches of business; FENhANSHIP characterized Gle
E1nce, rtpidy and legibiS; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
TIONS, embracing every of computation
business know, worked by analysis cancellation
system emily lag in this Institute; BOOKS posted closed
reopenod with dispatch ind easosble terms. This
te in perpetual session, md pupils any time nor
hihl coarse. branch they desire and aend
ION Guaranteed in every fe6
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NO EXCUSE FOR LEAixY RooFs.-

IN y ss'11 Il S'AS i1k1IkEAH TtUUE's.-
FROM WIN. BROWN, ARCHITECT
WHOM IT NAY GoNCsRs Thereby testify That hive sed
Warren siFe and Water Proof COMPOSITION Rooiu fnr ~
last onr years both on private and public buildings The In.
terhonal Hotel at Niagara Fails
and the extension Engine House Machine Shons of IN
York Central Railroad Buffalo, coverco with fe ronnn
ihiNe had difficulty with it, and have heard
and do NOT hesitate 10 that in opinion formed from
ACTUAL experience with its il is the nest
isdl for Hat roofs for its cheapness durnitv
Susceptibility OF heug readily made perfectly tight and its
great power resist fire. 7' ~ 80
Baltimore, February Ii, 1851. WN THROWN
All persons who have nsed these Roofs are
best qualified 10 snea inelGently the subject bear The
same tcStlno1y They have been thoroughly the
Aes Warehouses and their dec ded superiority MI
other Roofing materials used for Roofs has been ly
established ''-
THnS- RICHARDSON 4 co. the only persons author
lied TO nut Roofs Of this description Ii this State
ss-order box lA Mechanics Exchange 10 St Charles ST.
New Orleans. : '
Refer TO Hessrs A. F. CocuEAS ( Hall a22 spIn
Il de by BAGELiI & CO.
hiu 81 CgulL.ou st.
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MILLINERY.


~ No. a29 CAMP STREET corner III - :
S&vJULlA.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS. 1kkxSA.
~ MohNANY respectfully informs her numerous sS1Is11
customers that she is receiving open Se&&$
the newest styles of White HAIR work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnes Misses Gpsy
shape Hair Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats and Caps. s
Ribbons Flowers, Enbroderes Lace and Dotted Wells Fe
Silk and Kid Gloves, Lace Manilas. :,
To which the ladies invited CALI great bargains
offered. ~ +
n1~ Country o.ders promptly attended to. ns 6n
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ERHNCII, SPANISH AND ENGLIsI-

ISIDOR GUILLET,
For upwards OF twenty Professor
ern Languages in raj Colleges in the United States
Tor last three years French teacher in the High
OF thu Fourth District has taken rooms is S. Charles
street over Mr. Nctor's Store where he intends
in the above languages Z
There will he Morning and Evening CIasss the
Vemence occupations OF gentlemen of different
kM'-For three lessons week in class Slp month;
Tor private lessons to single scholar according
OF lessons required by the applicant -- p = ~ II -
GS~The fees paid advance, Charles
street, No! l6 over Vicor's store. fe27 3nl
| e6 LOCK WOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
experience iii this city practitioner medicine
the future VIII attend principally practice He takes
his method o. Informing the public that unpr
eed success diseases of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic niarca word ali chronic roru
p!nts and rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
o. women and Of tenles Prolarsus Uie
Feur Abus Amnioeoea class Of diseases
terrified yenere'!l primary and secondary.
All whogae suffering would give me call beore
going elsewhere and they will safe ard sneTv
ote myself to cure al persons who Rheumatism OF
PANS II te Limbs or make charge for services Nv
RHEuMATlo spECiFl0 can only be had my Office This
IL Que OF recent discoveries IN Mtera Medcn and IL
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In Consequence of the hnnbug advertisements in thu
with great my name TO the pubic
Address or call on ME at DAVIDSUN'S ROW las CAROS.
DELFT street between Poydras and Iera streets
Office up stairs. Hours from 9 A, II. p. NJ.
s5 ly ~ J. f. LOCKWOOD, M.
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RKEWSTER & ZACHARIE-No. as FRONT
II STREET, AND NO. SO FULTON STREET-We would
respectively call attention to establishment IS
IS Fulton streets where prepared furnish
the shortest notice and liberal terms an kinds al
COPPER TIN md SHEET IRON WORK RtsASS CAST
iNGS, BiAthsMITFING,e etc. Each member Of The Arm
giving his personal attehtonto each can offer
superior indnceE9entsto parties dealing us = y
Our facilities for furnishing the following are not
* COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES:
CHIMES, BREEGHINGS - ~
81" FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS -
FtLTERERs, JUICE BOXES; s-
HGlARlFSING KETfLESi - q
,....,.....,- -. HEATERS, etc, etc.
Altseheo TO onr establishment Furnishing
. Where ~ articles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
iAhiII0M AND HOUSE USE may be found =
IumtS-.Worthugon's Safety Steam Pump s. P. Eass's
e CAST IRON Brass Snd Copper Force and Lift Pumps
new article showing highest point nay
been carried turing It's Hcarson's Water Gauge.
TINW A r E.. .r'
Glazing Dishes, Buckets; + 10 81. ..
= '.- Dish Baskets, Jelly md Cake Msulds; .s-. +,
d 2 Coffee and Tea Urns. Soup Tureens
Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties. y
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stovss Washing
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin Parlor Stoves
sinander and Casnop Stoves; Deck Stoves ETC. FORCES Fire
DER hagasines Crate HAIRS Bntehet Dtil Hose Irass
Cylinder, Bihb Step and Compiling Cocks; Gauge and
fnrnp Cocks Lanterns, Luups Of all descriptions.
BREWSTER & EAGHAR1E,
Mes, "a Front and rs Fulion streets
Sole Agents for SchEers and Vacuum Hear
sons Water Gauge; s. p Kises FiEe Pumps and g. " Cot
tehN fseent flHtHn tesas ard t'rste RSrS- anh1y
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| T rNSEED OIL-g) bills Raw aud Boiled for sale by
- ALFlEr NEAEN
Aou ziHwSt IL Maya tet
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AND AREsCON-
stantly receiving at their Lumber Yard, Robert
and CIrondeet Walk, Old Basin
0Q0J feet assorted Dressed Flooring and Ceiling Lumber
800 90 feet Rough yellow Pine Scanning und Boards
1UOarUU Laths,
( 50 900 feet Cypress. =
$4,000 feet Juniper Lumber. o..
10000 Shingles, .
snD2 # pODT.EN &
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bate VI departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for April, 1857.

All letters France Holland and Belgium -pnd
II cents the American Liverpool
toni % by the direct Havre by
British taanr Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under same rule reach earlier their destination, with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Islands,
is sent from The Postahice In New York semi weekly.
'Wcst India Islands will be by this steamer.
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DAK AND KOAKt1ING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ iAAbitS-E omded in 1883, by Madame Iers and con
Quoted since 1870 by Madame DeshrRyauN Burgundy street.
tween Custornhg aud Beuvile streets New Orleans
The Summer Session of this Pass Christian
begins on the lstIne The buildings there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY bonrders, and indefinite
Day Scholars Attached the premises fine
and good wharf The nststion provides thorough
santa instruction in aid department
and offers great facilities for the OF THE French
guagc Singing and Sotege taught by Mr. Provost
known leader OF the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during the summer
nue his lessons tsinnL soltege HI
viii also give private lessons in fatalities. -
EXAMINATIONS i'll music take
in the city and every fortnight during the Pass
The city school remains the whole year
day scholars. my2sIy
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HB-Ihe ship EmeIie A. Hall, Capt. Wymnn,
from New YORK, dischargiDg her Pest 49,
Third District Consgnces requested to attend to the
receipt of their goods evee otherwise they will be stored
their expense and risk
nj GEO W. HYSsoN 4 CO.. 81 Camp st.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

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BG Will be the rage in the Of DR.. AT this
Alt is very light, and also handsome shape yenti
tinguished only by the wearer. i Hz y
Also. splendid assortment of Gent
and American Felt HATS Sk, Cashmere Beaver
-s,. D. U. JOHNSTON, St. Charles Bat Emporium,