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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-10


The bishop Of Oxford, England, in a pub
|lshed letter. approving the decision of the COM
missioners in the case of Rev. Mr. West. the
Boyne Hill curate, gives the following views
''on the general subject of confession:" A.
GAS | have already stated in writing, I
hold it to be part of the wisdom and tender
ness Of the church of England, that she pro-
vides for any parishioner who in sickness shall
'feel his conscience troubled with any weiyhty
NATTER being 'smoved to make special con-
fession of his sins;'' and that she also provides
for those who before holy communion cannot
quiet their conscience" being invited ''to open
their grief to the minister of Gods word"
''In making this special and limited provi-
sion for troubled souls, hold that the church
of England discounenances any attempt on
the part of the clergy to introduce system Of
habitual confession. Or, in order to carry out
such a system, to require men and women to
submit themselves TO the questioning and ex-
animation of the priest. Such a system, of in
quiry into the secrets of hearts must, in my
Judgment. lead to innumerabe evils God for
bid that our clergy should administer, or that
our wives and daughters should be subjected
TO it. | am sure that any attempt to intro
duce it would throw grievous difficulties in the
way of that free ministerial intercourse with
our people which, for their sakes and for the
efficiency of our ministry, it is alimportant td
maintain open and unsuspected,
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.

u
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRoOF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers public Fire Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
is cheaper than STATES does not require heavy tmbered
and expensive roofs will last long NO REPAIRS
aud when finished has the appearance Of STONE
1t is invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Single
Roofs may be covered without removing the Shingles su
percedes the necessity Of valley hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for yers and which
have continued TO leak in spite of all efforts be made per.
fecty tight
1t i ncombusble mpervious to water is not affected bv
1t be applied any species of roofs fiat Inclined NAV
be applied the sides Of houses taking succoing
cement and will give building the external an
pearanee OF being constructed Of stone.
For the roofs OF omnibusses and steamboats, inya
uab and would render railroad ties mperishabe coated
with IL they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
or the water.
SUGAR HOUSES,
COTTON GINS,
RAILROAD CARS and pEPoTs,
BRIDGES.
MILLS
WAREHOUSES;
all be and made perfectly Fire and Water Proof
with our Roofing.
We to make contracts which we will superin-
tend OF furnish the material to part Of the country with in
struclions how to use IL.
We prepared TO negotiate with Builders and Others Tor the
purchase Of the right Of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
Tles
ohire Of the Company No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
GLENNoN COLEMAN co.
Agents.
An Communications addressed to Box 1856 New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
Wanied-Agents in all parts Of the country. NILS 6m&w
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ToBY's EXPRESS, No, 81 CAMP STREET

ToBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
and after hi date will send Special Messenger
the new steiner VIRGINIA who will Check all Baggage
through the points destination charge Of
GELS, Packages, and small freight.
Passengers by the steamer VIRGINIA have their Bag
checked from the HOTELS Steamboats,
Office Travellers coming this way bound up the river and
who not have decided their
their baggage stored office Of charge
The Baggage o the Virginia will be received and checked
the Pontcharir- in Railroad.
The Express Letter Box Chest and Wagon will leave
Office half an hour previous to the departure of the
her schedule.
Packages and freight marked to TOBYS EXPRESS will
meet with attention and be delivered with dispatch.
fel3 n ED. C. EDWARDS CO..
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X M1TAIRIE JOCKEY
.. = AGtA CLUB RACES.
~5fssSscc ~ SPRING MEETING OF 1883

essss sssESeSX SPRING MEETING OF 1858,
viii 'omg e. SoS Fl s si,E r. the
be sosT two m GgR for s s s w sUS s
added by The Boston CLUB, provided two The
second horse to save his stake Colts 50 lbs e and geld
l. T. j, Wells g. c. CALvIT by Yorkshire out Of
R, Ta,lor Co. name b, BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe
P o Hebert b. UPsuoN by Epsilon out of Kate
u. F. Kenner RUPEE by Voucher, out of Hal
A, /, Bingaman CHI. f. ELIZA LOGAN by Frosty
A l.. ch f. czARINA, by Glencoe out of
:. A. Sprague eh, PORTLAND, by Sovereign out
5. Myers Moore oh. MONTGOMERY, by Boston. r
Smith Periti b. JoCoosEE, by Glencoe, out of
TUESDAY April s-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats
three miles
WEDNESDAY, April 7--JooREy CLUB PURSE. 500;
heats, mile.
WEDNESDAY, April 7--GAIETY CLUB STAKE, for two
forfeit sOO added by the Gaiety Club provided two
more start The second horse his stake. Colts SO
l. r J, Wells names CHI c. sTARKE, by Wagner out of
P. o. Hebe b. KoH-I-NooR, by NunciO, out Of
3, p. F. Kenaer names eh, c; brother e Voucher.
l. Bringier names CHI PICNIC, by Louis Or. Of
A. L. Binesman Capt Jobuston'N b. by Voucher
out Of mare by Red Jacket.
l. BiugHmn III. Elliotps by Voucher of
7. Myers Moore CHI. by Glencoe of Belle by
H. Oliver names b. by Sovereign of Odd Stocking
y BtasheAr Power name oh. by Albion. out OF Terrer
dam.
10. A. K Richards eh. MISS DUKE own sister of
Blonde
II. Also CHI PENNSYLVANIA, by Massoud ont Peytona
~ Also, b. {. by Sovereign. out Of sister to Pryor.
THURSDAY, Aprls-JooKEY CLUBPURsE,s $500; heats
two miles.
FRIDAY, April e-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, 5000; heats
SATURDAY, April lO-JooKEY CLUB PURSE, $780,
heats, four miles.
W. j. MINOR
m24dtltW Chairman Executive Committee
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nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
~ tholomew Hospitals and six years with Rieord Of Psr
has reopened his oee at No IL Dauphne street genera
practice and especially for the Of all disc of the
Generave Organs in both without the mercury
Office hours or consultations in French and English IL A.
NJ, am 4to6P.M. as SPIT
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AUCTION SALES.
LOT OF GROUND ON THE GESTILLY Road.


GARDINER sNIrH, Anctoueer.
SATURDAY, the 27th inst, at I2 o'clock,
~ Al Banks Arcade. on Magazine street. will be sold
CERTAIN VACANT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND situate At Genty in the Third District Of this city
DESIGNATED by NO. 81 on pan drawn by A. d'Hemecour
Surveyor annexed for reference
before A. Cbiapea Notary, 3ist August 1913 By Paul
Pecgue to A. Blanc The said piece parcel Of ground
ing English measure according said plan % inches
front on the piece Of ground laid of said plan for the
Of De.aix sgnar and extending 81 depth SIG
inches the dividing line Of the ground designated By
the No ~ S14 feet II inches obque line fronting the
laid of sin plan for the the st. er
mad Avenue and having l65 feet 10 inches and lines width
In the Also that ground front on
the obque line OF portion Of ground No 3d. and marked
said being laid of for the enlargement Of Desax
H9- Terms ash.
Act Of sale before W Shannon Notary Public at The e
pense Of the purchaser. rslB
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BAhLOON ASCENSION BY THE

MRS. MARBLE
From the corner OF Anuuucation and Robin Streets near
Annunciatiou Squire,
On Sunday, 2sth inst, at 3 O'Clock.
This lady taken with four ladies' BY the Sioux
Indians and remained captive with them two
months and huff Her husband killed with forty others
Spirit Lake, Minnesota
Mrs MARBLE will relate very thrilling account Of her life
the commencing al O'clock from spacious
enclosure from which the will be made which will be
well fitted up for this great and extraordinary occasion.
The INFANT DRUMMER. who has astouu ed the world
and the rest Of mankind" with his wonderful performances
the drum has been engaged in connection with
OF music in the city TO entertain the multitude while Bal.
loon being inflated Rluabe presents will be given
the door to those who purchase tickets which only 50e
thren and servants e. Doors open IL O'clock Lecture
at p. NJ, and ascensoa about =. NJ.
N B.-Don miss this most extraordinary oceason-if Won
o, you will ever regret it. m26 2iA
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
and Fourth DsIes-Without suy Limit Reserve what
ever.
BY j. A. BEARD 4 co.

GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
SATURDA1, 27th inst, at IL o'clock M,
tue following described property TO- wit, will be sold
l. CERTAIN Lot or GROUND win all the improve
bounded by Naysees Pytania Washington and Sixth reefs
and designated by the 80 Said Lot 80
The improvements twostory Frsae Dwelling with
and Size galleries, having one-story f@me kitchen
attached having rooms eisiern, shed, chicken house.
2 CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, with all the improve
ments tnereep y the First District ia the boundedbY
Paul, Gironde Hsva Perat Streets measuring rs feet
front s. Paul street by depth parallel lines Of los
feet Inches lines The improvements comprise edoube
story frame house with gallery in front containing
each onestory kitchen containing rooms n each tene
ment all slate oo in good order and nearly new good els
5. TWO CERTAIN LOS OF GROUND, With ali The i'm
profments ther, In the District in square
BY Heya Pera 81 Mary and Frere Streets aud iguaied
by the Nos aud 2 Lot No. forms Hevia st.
Mary aud Pera and feet front on Heva
street ~ feet front Perat 81 depth
Lot No g The improvements comprise wo-stoy frame build
ings with res Ia 'front.' IA the buildings csern
property Lot No 10 feet inches ifoGt on Heyia
street 10 feet inches front Perat street. by g fee
inches deep the line No and about &c feet inches
other side tine
All as per nlsns exhibited at the Arcade
s9- rEkMs-For property No. l. $1,000 cash baanee
credit OF and IL months for notes bearing mortgage the
property with cent interest," and per eventual
For property No $1,000 cash purchaser to assume the pay
ment Of due l4l7 March, 1889 $500 bearing per
cent interest I'LL due and interest balance
credit Of bearing mortgage on The
interest. ~
For property No g. $1,000 cash purchaser to assume payment
tober ls5s brang interest and
interest balance II months credit for bearing
eventual interest.
The improvements all properties to be kept in
sured and policies transferred to the vendor.
Acts Of sale before VIM. Shannon Notary Public
pense Il the purchasers. nils
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ADJUSTMENTS.

81. CHARLES THkATEfs-sT. CHAELEs ST.
B. Lessee and Manager
H. CoRkI Acting Manager
CHANGE or TrxE5Dcor' opsa at !; p.rforruaas. com.
Denees at half-past O'clock
LAST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
| SATURDAY EVENING, March r.
Grand Complimentary Farewell Benefit Of Mss AyoNIA
Ssas e. Te J Ne. ss
mia Jones Maurice Mr. Chss Pope; hchonet Mr. Bdwsrds;
eS. & soS%s BEN s pss Ses SSI
s Y y"ns sexsTs sts r s HsS5y rasren
PRICES OF ADMrssros-Drs.s Circle and ParSu.i,., Is
.a ;f IS esn e'Pi ei BSs
mE I. C. o. CHEsTEY. Treasurer.
CPALDING & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
] - THEATER,
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
o. R. spaiding. Manager
Last v eek but One Of
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON AdrnissieFiy Gems; Children and Servants half
price on Saturday
SATURDAY NOON AND EVENING March 27th. 1883
Will be performed the Grand Nursery IL GIN DERELz
sion GindeelAs carriage viii be drawn by beautiful shet
fo nance concludes Nv sEfGHBoR,s WIFE ysH'ns per-
HS-In prePsraon-The Sea Of Iee The Mothers Prayer
ss-Box on e open from . 4. Mto5PM
Doors open II "a 0cockOverfure 70 commence quarter
past O'Clock.
MY @. A. SPALDTNG. Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY, March u, 1855,
VIII be performed psnkes Opera LA FILE DU REGI-
MEhf......LEs TOIIETTEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in
F8-sundsy. 2sth-Bene Of the Charity Hospital
1 Monday Z9th-Beneft Of Mons. John II. Lamothe-The
Huguenots
Doors at 6H O'Clock Performance commences at l.
PRICES OF ADMTsSfoN-Dress Circle, I.atticed Boxes
parquete and Second Boxes 81 50; Pit ST. Third cd
cents No Seat secured unless paid for. m27
| VARIETIES THEATER, GRAvIER STREET
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
or the Grand Romantic and Fantastic Ballet In acts entitled
FA UST
Performed by the celebrated
- ROMAN Is A l. LIZ R o UPE
With unparalleled applause and Europe and
America: and will be repeated
'TO-HIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK.
Mile Louise Lamoureux. -
Mile Josephine Pratesi,
Mile Teresa Prates.
signor Filippo BarAti,
SVnora Emma santolini, Sipnora Gaetatia Pm esi
Sig1oTa Sereina Cecchetti, Sign0r Pratesf
| SigD0T Cesare Ceccheti, Siguor Giovanni lra,rs
| Aidel by a complete CORPS DE BALLET with New See
merry Splendid Costumes and Rich Paraphernalfa
Hf-D consequence of the importance Ballet there
| will be no other Performance.
Ia Doors open AT O'Clock to commence at ~.
SS-Prices OF admission usual
W. oORBYN, Manager
ms Y. KIlLLhAN, Acting Manager
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WANTED.

CERvANTs WAFTED-A coon co9e U.A-r
- and Ioner and woman 10 do general hovssse ers
servants preferred and need apny 49, eYzn
pe'ent and well Recommended Apply at No 81 Gu Mxz
lawer floor. &3G
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GTRAUB'S CUFkN ANU FLUUN MILL, 50
y favoraby known onghout the southern States exclu-
sivey possessing the combined qualities Of being In
Frame using only the best French Stone running the
which being fast the spindle
with its feow be injured by running empty having
bush to get loose having drives orrnd make choke
having its spindle in piece from brdgeee to hopper
bearer.
5 H. GILMAN,
mS 3m No. 10 Grayier street, New Orleans.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS THE UNDER
IN signed Collector Of taxes does hereby notify all
indebted to the tate for Of 1851 and hos for
licenses of 1855 within the First District this city TO call
his Office &c City Hail. Sd story, and the within the
time prescribed by law under penalty Of their property being
for said taxes.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 3 p. ".
THOS ASKEW,
Collector First District.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BOWER.
BY N vIGNIE, Auctioneer.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BOWER.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
Office No. Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1855, at
t2o'cOek NJ Banks Arcade Magazine virtue
dreams dated 24h February, 1855 No 1867 will be sold
public auction-
MARY gorphau) mulatto girl aged about 10 years.
a. rEIeMS-Cash
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in faubourg Deassize
in the Fourth District Of this CITY, Parish Jefferson desg
mated by Nos h and II Of No. bounded by Chippewa
Harmony Pleasant and Jersey measuring 80
front Jersey street. 20 deep
No ID forms the Of JERSEY and Pleasant
Toge with all the buildings and thereon
fifth cash. and the balance in
eighteen, and months
the property aud bearing eight interest until paid
SUCCESSION DE- MARY BOWER.
PAR N. vIGNIE, Encanteur.
MARDI, lie O avrIl 1883. n midi. a PArrnde
1fl de Banks des Magasns orde de Tho
nsrable neuxene Cour de District de la Nouyre Orleans
No 1861, date du "a fevrer 1855 yendu
pnhlique-
MARY torphelineO mulatrcsse agee d'envron 10 ans.
hf-CONDITIONS-Gonptant.
DEUX LOTS DE TERRR. Stues fauhourg Delasze,
dams lie Quatrieme District de vie ParosSe JeeTson
desgnes les Nos 10 ct IL de et No borne les
Chippewa, Harmonic, Pleasant Jersey cacun 30
pieds de face Jersey, 2l peds de profondeur,
pied ameriean lie lot No 10 orme Pencognure des Je
ct Pleasant
Ensem BILE ayee toutes les basses ct
dessus.
asrCoNDITIONs-Un cinquieme compliant et Ia balance
hlets six, dSnut vngtquatre mois, garans
hypoheque R de prOpHee, huit
d'iuieret iusqnA pArfait Placement. ms Is % ap56
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a, ogE HUspaED NEGRoEs pas szEs

~ Al FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, Isl coassnan srf-sz, =
ihis time. 100 likely Negroes for sale ~ $50
Hands Cooks Washers, and Ironers; Ne Cupasns
No Engineer Through the entire year wa BE &nzzx
large well sesr.ed lot OF Negroes puTef
this Market and will be receiving supplies every
ring The season. Having lesed the houee fornsriY
BY Messrs Peterson Stewart Slave
place, will be able furnish traders Ne<r-<s sxi
comfortable quarters shall sn< q 49,
isfacion 70 all parties TH0s FOsTER.
SEA- 6m 1877 fscrsz1rsr .<-uzxs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE or LOUISIANA
srx1n DnrnHT cocR1 CHARLES RoREwAsssz -
~ NV Orleans. CKEDITOES-No en-
NOT1CE IL hereby given 20 the eressSrsux<E
cnsses kotn~asser and 70 81 other p-se.r @a.e-
that eessnn OF his property has been accepte1
ior thsr benefit thai they At he sa-~ az
y nsateil ntary public TUESDAY fhe On drx aurs-
-, = ~ oeloek A. NJ for the purpose ~ <saisu<r<E
apon INC tAklns INTO confederation, the sai - - <
nonsf snd that IN lhe meantime, all Judicial Pr.<r-w
asainst his person and property are stayed.
By order Of ths Court:
Clerks ofsee. March 18Th. 1858. -
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
sTxrEHE CouR DE- DISTRICT CHARLES PoRH Eae<sN ~
de " hoayehe Orleans ! sEs GRE ANcIEHe-Nsa11U
Wis est par lie present donne amz <xs~saw-
ciefs De Chas Sornwasser ats~r -.
celia pent concerner, qu'une ces-ion a. hscz -
eepte par "a pour lear benefce qus ouf = --. =
bureau de ". J.. CssteI, notniYe public MARD7 = -<E
leSs 10 heures A. NJ set De prendrs en- csa<ssnsf &
ahsires do pefffoansIre qu'cn zsr~.
Iadieiafres eontre Il s=<-<nf
Par oFdre de Ia C0ur:
Bureau IN erenser, &c Is mars 1855. .ssz sssrr
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A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES-LE soUSsI
n gne. Collector Fiat uohe par lie present avis
toutes personnes devant des tR pour snnee 1851 ct
cees licenses de 1883 dans Premier District de cette
vie de presenter bureau 20 City Hall Seine etage
les susds dams present. par Ia o
peine davo leur propete hypoheque pour des
Heures de bureau de A. NJ toSP N
THOs AsKEW,
m9 2 Collector Premier District.
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GOOD ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
ture at auction.
BY l.. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioueer,
Office, IS Common street.
SATURDAY, 27tb inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ on the premises will be sold
he contents o. the dwelling No. 25 Bronne between
ST. joseph Triton Walk consisting of Rosewood
p bottom Parlor Easy Rocking and Cane Seat Char So
f. Center Tables Eiagere, Mirrors Extension Tables Side
board Hat Rack sets fine Cottage Bedroom Furniture, Ar
moTs Bur Washshnd fine Mattresses Mosquito Bars aud
Bed Linen Towel kaeks. hne Glass China Plated Ware
Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils etc.
A 6ne assortment Of Fresh Family Groceries.
E4-TERMS-Ca~h. m23
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| Observation-Disclosures

I UMBER-LUMBEK-LU
100000 feet Ia and IL dressed Florida Ysss
FLOORING tongued and grooved-
10000 feet * and IL wide dressed Florida ysIr-w
FLOORING, tougued and grooved.
10000 feet x Florida Yeoa Fsl.s CELL.
ING, tongued and groOved.
100000 x wide Florida yellow
tongued and grooved.
10000 feet ~ dressed Florida yellow RxkN0k
ing, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARnS.
l,5g0U0 feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER consiann q du
Boards, Weaiherboards Scantliug, Joists,
$4,000 Feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and xEhE
Sashes, Doors, Finds. MouliEgs ETC.,
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots sa ~
by SIMPSON 4 pDEN.
$3.50 IL Feu 0ssza-
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: MERcHAETs' HOTEL, CORNER essr
! VERANDA4 H0TEI.
. AstAtSS5TsH o on .Ass sETFFEPq's Gz;sEs

~ y ANTHONY AsTREDOs& OFSxKR
WgN O11SALOOk AND RESTAURANT, Ea. Is HAIas
~ksl1kfaY street, adjoining the Post Office.
~ ANTHONY AsTREDo respectfully szEsz.a
bis friends and the public that be viii his s9kz
SATURDAY, l2h, at O'Clock A. NJ. prreiey. Bin asnzEs
ments such that epicures always rely
TURTLE GAME, FISH, ETC., in fact every IzusE az az
MEALS AT ALL HorRs and at the shortest uaesssL
His collection Of WINES and LIQUORS Is Wnszr3z2 IN
any other establishment.
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially
Of private parties and families.
FRUIT Of all kinds. PICKLED OYSTERS etc.,
sale and RETAIL IN and barrels.
Special attention given TO orders from families IN o.
country. m4sR
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DERMOPIILE'S PERFUMERY-
GENERAL DEPOT,
No. 20 Monholon street, Paris and at
II. MOreRu's,
No. $50 Royal street. Of Toulouse street,
And
No Sc St. Charles street. opposite the St. Charles Hotel
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has just received consignment from Paris large
and complete supply OF Dermophiie celebrated Peumery
He hopes thai IN calling attention to this Perumery In
such high and universal favor ia Paris he will have subserved
the qualification Of The Ladies' and all the elite OF this city and
he respectfully snlicits their patronage
The foOsSing is list of some Of the articles
DERMOPHILE'S COLOGNE WATER,
EAt RACTS-s the Handkerchief.
VlNEsAR-For the Toilet.
LAVENDER WATER.
RATOT
HUNGARIAN POMATUM.
PoMMADE DE CoNOOMBRE.
PATE DERMOPhILE.
CO>METICS.
=. SOAPS AND BERANGERS SOAP.
OPT ATE-For the Teeth.
RICE POWDER.
GOLD CREAM, etc, etc.
n Bach package and bottle by directions
for the most satisfactory Of the articles.
The undersigned also calls the Of the Ladies to his
assortment Of Trimmings that Of gentlemen his
extensive stock OF Shirts of all sizes qualities and patterns all
Linen with Linen bosoms white and d. Of Socks era
watts, and other fancy articles mention.
T. M0REAU, l5l Royal street.
mil I'm A. VoISiN. Agent
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SUCCESSION DR. MARY BOWER.
PAR N VTGNTE Enranteur
ATTRACTION

MA A ME U ED R d,
The most renowned Planet Reader and PhrenoOg in the
known world has Poyuras No. l39
ROOM second floor Dr. A. A. Jones' drug In the
ball leading her will be painting representing
fortune a wheel.
Persons wishing their fortunes read by the Roman Asrol
of old will lind TO their advantage TO call and consult
her all subjects connected with her business Information
given OF lost stolen property.
n Madame u viii select numbers for those born in lucky
months which will draw good prizes Also the great Roman
Tamsn by the aid of which persons in love affairs bust
be successful Dsolue persons of either SEX
be reclaimed by The aid Of this wonderful charm.
All persons suffering from complaints neuralgia e
and children teehing will hnu immediate relief by
wearing Of these Talismen.
Terms-Readug the Planets Ladies ST. Gentlemen 81 Col
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Cincinnati, February TO- 1858.
Respected Madame: The number selected for in the
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drew the diamonds valued at 5000. shall shortly send you
set Of diamonds which hope will Rccept with my sincere
thanks. Yours, respectfully
HARVEY R. SMITH, Jeweler,
milo I'm Fourth street Cincinnati.