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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
PIT THAT IMpuDENF FRasCAL 0U1s

While the congregation were collecting at the
church, on a certain occasion, an old, dat K, hard
featured, skin and bone indv idua. Srrn
near the pulpit. The officiating minister was
one of that class who d-trsted writtru sermons,
and as lor prayers, hr thought they ought 10 be
the natural outpourlngS OF thr heart. After the
singing was concluded, thr house as usual was
called TO prayer. The genius have rntrodnc-
ed did not kneel, but leaned his head devotion
ally on the back OF the pew. 'Tnr minister BE-
gan By SayIng-"Fathrr Of all 10 every aLr, by
saint and savage adore. -''P0pe," sand low,
bnt clear voice, near old hard FEATURES. The
minister, after casting indignant hook IN the
direction OF the VOICE, Contlnurd--''" hose
throne stteth on the adanantnr hills OF Para
dIse"-".HtHOH," again interrupted the VOICE.
The minister's lips quivrred for a moment, but
recovering himself, began---''we thank thr,
most gracionS father, that We are prrmtteh TO
assemble once more IN thy name, whlie otheS,
equally merltorous, but less Ia vored, have been
carried beyond that bourne, from winch no trag
ellor returns" "SdakesPeGre," intrrruptedthr
VOICE this was too much. ''Pul that iInputph
rascal OUT" shouted the minister" "Orgin0i"
calculated the voice in the same calm but PM
voklng manner.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
THE MANUFACTCRE OF WORDS.

The following sensible remarks are extracted
from Fra@er's .uaga-iae
No permission has been so much abused 10
our day as that of Horace Tor the manufacture
of words. He allows men to mould one now
and then, with modest discretion and eau ton
bot he is addressing ports, not vendors OF patent
leather or dealers IN marine stores. would ne
not have stood thaSt at the term "antIpropy-
los" Would II not puzzle Schallgrr Or Bont-
ly 1t is time We protest 10 these vile coinages
when every brrechrs maker or backing manu-
lacturer invents a compound word OF SIX sylla-
bleS as expressive OF hiS wares. Ladies DO not
wear petticoats now-a-days, hut crnollnos.-
What is their new name fur garl"Is Men do
not ride on horseback as aiorrtlne-they TAX"
equestrian exercise women are not married
like their graudmotbrls-thr are led 10 the hy-
menial alter. A bookseller, iorsooth, becomes
a biblopole and "A Srrvrut Is converted INTO
maniciple. BARRIERS do not srll tooth powder
and shaving soap as their falher's did, but odon-
10 and drntifrIce, and rylophagon harwash
has passed away-it is capillary fluid. Can any
one tell what is the meaning OF ''diagnoSiS' as
applicable to disease II it has any sigGhca-
tioG at all We will guarantee 10 find halt dozen
Saxon monosyabrs expressive OF the same
idea.
Medical gentlemen, too, talk OF Pblrbotomy ;
we know that it has some connection with blood
letting, and for our own part, wr always asso-
ciatp the term with a night we once sp-at br-
tween The sheets, all alive O in an Irish hoteL
Who would believe that ''rplStaXiso means SIM
ply bleeding at the noSr Fancy one Schoolboy
doubling his fist, and telling another t. look out
for "eplstaXis." We take up the first book
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

VERY CooL.-A letter from the Usage Ma
tion, dated 7th December, says:
'sThe Usage Indians are ust returning from
their fall hunt; they bring with them twenty
three Pawnee scalps, as trophies OF their snc-
cess.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

05~An Irishman used to come home of,en
drunk, and once when he was watering his
horse, his wife said to him, ''Now, Paddy,
isn't that baste an example TO We Don't YOU
see he lavrs off when he has had enough he
cTayture He's the most sensible baste Of he
two" "Oh, it's very well to discourse like
that, Biddy," cried Paddy, ''but if thrre vas
another horse at the other side Of the trorgh
to say 'here's your health, my ould boz =
would be stop till he drank the whole trough,
think ye2'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

"This cash will be paid in korn or produce
III be collected at ur about our Grxt kampmein
by enc wun what ketchls him, for the cases owe
wun SUTTY LovENGooD ded ur alive and safely
gin over TO the care of Passon John BulIin at
Squire mack Jnnking for raisin Of the devil
permiscusly, discomfHrtin the wimin powerful
and skarln ove folks gineraly at the ratil snax
springs big meetin." - signed by me
TOuN Rr1r ~ tho paecop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
TONI-AROMATIC BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure and prepared
by at the OF number Of families who had repre-
scented to me the inconvenience resulting from mixing those
eties OF bers which be mbbed unduted the loss OF
time which they occasion the mistakes made fm gno-
rance OF the mode OF administering them. -.
These well founded objections enabled me TO understand
true which deter from making use or tnef
sxceen, beneficial preparations The one b
pure, obviates all the difficulties alluded TO-
highly ecacious in Of general weakness and IN nev
laectons generally and is certain preventative from
disease peculiar TO and humid ell
ressabishes the appetite invoates the general
lime restores healthy color 10 persons who have
acquired a Emphatic temperament.
This cordial only the property Of stimulating the
appetite aiding digestion II tempted by
epast indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
impeded digestion. small glass OF this admirable
liquor speedy relief and facilitates the work Of nature
Persons good health II preservative and pleas
ant delicious aud render such
Those who in the habit OF taking lunch, and particularly
ladies' will find il invaluable addition this repas
merely of its exquisite favor but from lis dgesiy,
qualities.
The most delicate constitutions from infancy TO old ags
both employ without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given 10 using for the hrst time.
A. A. PEYCHAuD,
az 2m4W Nc los Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

n w.LYTLE PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
~. ing Warehouses prepared to accommodate those
DESTROYS of obtaining Storage having large and
modous buildings specially adapted fer the various articles Of
From their proximity the river and shipping
diminished risk in o. r being all Fire ProoJ he is
abed 10 offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE at the river-For Grain and other
Produce, Of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCH ANTS WAREHoUsE-General Warehouse, in the
Of Delta.
WABASH wAREHoUsE-For Lard aud Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-Forc Coffee alone, Fulton street.
PoydrHs.
kThe attention Of others solicited. n26
DITrsBURG COAL-R. 4 ]. WATSON, WHOLE
sale dealers in Pburg Coal, No. Is Commercial Place,
New Orleans furnish Planters dealers 9TH
with best quality Of Piusburg by hoatload
Parties wishing part only Of boaoad be aeeommo
dated. ESQ I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
COMPREHENSIVE.

NIUTICE-GEo. WIN. LOGAN Jr., HAVING PUR
IN chased L. H. DUNCAN's entire interest firm
will Cotton Factorge and Commission
business unntsruptedy under the and style
- DUNCAN 4 LOGAN.
CARD-HAvING ON THE So OF DECEMBER, 1857.
firm Of duncan hossn Mr. GO WS LOGAN
has since that date onaucted and who will hereafter continue
The style heretofore his alone
embrace this q rendering wames thanks to my old
warm friendship for Mr. Geo VIM Logan Jr the
recommending his house TO my old friends worthy their
entire confidence and most respectfully solicit for q connn
New Orleans, NAV IS, 1858. myl4 i'm
DIssOi-UrION-THE cora RTNERsaIP nERETo-
ws ss the 5 &c
O. D. MoAN fpn T4s FIJI Az claims s against tn. hs late
will be hguidated by dEoRGE Patterson, who alone is
auhorIsd 70 sigu the name OF the hr~ in iqnidsticu
ts sisnsdI d GEORGE d Sis f1fTERsoN
V,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
stand Of Delord New Levee Streets
specially soicits continusnee of the patronage ber
New Orleans, May 10, 1858. my2I I'M
t.5. HaLT
IN the practice OF law ia the city OF New Orleans and the ada
81 Office 40 Camp street
New Orleans, May l. 1855 m,6 If
COPAKTNtiKs HlP-sMIrH COOPER a CO.. OF
~ this city and New York have this day associated with them
will continue the in New YORK and SMITH, COOPER
SFEBBlNs in this city. SMITH, COOPER d CO.,
rs Tchouritoulas street.
New Orleans May ], 1855 myl I'm
Al OTTCE-THEUNDERSI HAVE ASSOCIATED
" with them ARTHUR u. WAUGH Esq. (lae Adjuster Of
Averages Notary Public and Underwriters Agent at Mobile
Ala for the in connection with their usual business
Of giving special the Adjustment of Not
aud Extending Marine Protests and the execution
ally Of all documents writings Of maritime character
CUVELfIER PETERS, Notai les Public.
II undersigned begs that he is permanently 10
Gated the office Of the above named Noaries viii
promptly all business incident 70 his profession.
ARTHUR c. WAUGH,
Adjusiei of Averages and Accountant
Refers In Mobile o-Messrs H. o. Brewer Co. o. Mazang
Co r. IL Dsey ]. G. Whitaker Go. r. A. Rivers l.
chant a Co., Deshon Myers, Cox, Brsinard A Co.
In New York-GoTdon Plummer, Esq Adjus'er Of Aver
ages.
In BostonJohn s. Tyler Esq. Adjuster of Averages.
AZ SPIN
T,HE COPARTN EtSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
listing under the style Of CUDDY, BROWN co, Is th
day dissolved by mutual consent
ENew Orleans Feb. 9Th, 1858.
SHEPHERD BROWN
JOSEPH II. JOHNSTON,
JAMES N. NIVEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY EN-
tered into c0partnershp for the purpose conductn
general Commission and Cotton Facorage business unds
the style Of ROTCHFORD, BROWN co. and will aiten
Co.
New Orleans, Feb 9Th, 1855
PBILIP ROCKFORD, New
so., sSHHEPuEkp BROWN Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

I UmBER-LUMBER-L
4OOO0 feet l TX narrow dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet ~ and X wide dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine CEILING
tonRued and grooyed.
100000 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERB0ARDS.
l5O00O feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of
Boards Weaherboards Scantling, Joists,
2500O0 FEET assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
.
ssshes Doors. Blinds. Mouldings, etc., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices purchss
by SIMPSON a DORR.
$3.50 ly .t New Basin
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CULLUM SPRINGS, oHooTAw COUNTY, ALA !.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and i've miles west OF the fombbee
river.
undersigned pleasure announcing his friends
and the public generally that his establishment now ops ed
additions made with single view
increased comfort and convenience only the invalid but
to others sekng recreation and pleasure These improvements
Of the several cottages, commodous
billiard room etc. and the whole establishment has been
spring fitted up expressly their accommodation
have been particularly attended to also has the ba ber shop
An experience IN the management OF public house Of
than swesy hss years and determination to Keep his on ne
him liberal share Of patronage spe did band OF music
for provided the premises The cottages
all separate and are neat clean and airy;
Commodous light draught boats will ply regularly twice a
week 10 the landing the Tombgbea river while
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad do
Springs By this passengers the Springs
o'clock in the morning, and arrive in Mobile in the
from the Springs about the 10Th or 18th of june.
As to the curative virtues Of the they have not only
surpassed the sanne expectation of the proprietor but
be believes he can 50 with perfect proprey that there are no
d ~ ~ npbi bsi have scea 40 many cnrss Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present
variety of and valuable chemeina medical combta
The Springs the three valuable kinds Of
found country The celebated vichy Chaly-
beste Sulphur Snch
to be found upon any single place in the whole Southa fact
Arrangements being made have Express from
New Orleans Mobile to these Spring. 10 order the
however under contract u be carried regularly three times
aweek.
Per Month
ner x
Carriages are in waiting the landing upon the arrival Of the
boats, convey passengers Immediately 10 the Springs
wATERM1S Bro eor Hp Of SSgane aSS Common
streets who are my agents in New Orleans no ,,,r,
my5H Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

M E DICAL HOUSE, No. " Gustum street. nsar
syphitic ali Private Deaes, without Mercnry hndsncs
from business friends and guaranteed In
all cases.
The unparalleled which attended DR.
ce In all OF the United States and Europehe
markabe he has effected which Incur
the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Pvae and Of which.
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
maneny eradicates psmey: syphilis primary, secondary and
tertiary Structures urehfal Discharges elect Goporhe
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
hamaton of the Bladder and Kidneys. rheumatism. Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers fnors and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. james would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in h
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unit
ting them for either busin society. win Constitutional De
melancholy effects produced BY early habits CT youth viz
Weakness Of Back Limbs Pain IN the Head Dimness
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power fapaon OF the Heart Iys
pepsa Neryousness lrritabty symptoms Of consunpuoa
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind zEe more to -
dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of lsAs depression q
Spirits Forebodings Aversion Society Sefsrus
Love e Solitude fimidy some Of the evils produced
All afced with OF the above simpsons should
fail call Dr. James and be at once restored 70 pes
false deeacy prevent but epy ~ once ana
yourself from the awful snd dreadful consequences u th
weakness ii organs Immediately cured. and full vgor
Remember The Medical House Of Dr. Jamss 81 custou-
Private and separate reserved Hours Of sendass
| from sA NJ to sP. NJ.
| " Sionsnltntions strictly eonhdential.
PsReeent Of Goaorrhea cured IN twenty four hours
| ar no nav DIR. JAMES,
| Of iy 50 Cusiomhoase street
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AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF V. DAvgssK-No. ls3g7--secoud Dis
tct Coursae Of Ponicnartrain Railroad Stock, Home
Mutual insurance Scrip aud Pelican Dry Dock Stock.
By PALFREY A CO.,
g. Il. g. DuPuY, Auctonesr,
Office No. q Camp street
SATURDAY. May 80, 1858, at ne O'Clock M.
~ at Banss Arcade Magazine street. by virtue OF and
suant TO order o. the Hon Second ct Court Of New
OrleAss bearing date Of the llh day Of May 1883 will be
sold at public auction for Of the Of T. Da
venue, deceased
% shares Ponchartrain Railroad Stock.
20 shares Pelican Dry Dock Stock.
$lGO New Work Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip Of Ie53
E8rTERMs-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE y. DAyENEE-No I3,sg7-Deuxeme
Conr de nistrcvente de POntcharrain Railroad Stock.
Nome Mutual Insurance Scrip" pelican Dry Dock
H:ock.'
PAR PALFREy A Gle.
@. L. c. DUPuY Encsuteur
Buresu No q do Camp.
CAMEDI, 30 mai 1858. a midi, n FArcade
DC Banks des Mag.siu vertu dun o.dre de phcno
rable eeconde Cour de District de In Houvee
dn II mai 1883 u veudu pencsn pour lie compile
succession de n. Davenne, decide
q Actions du " Ponichsrtrain Railroad Stock"
D. Actions du " Pelican ilry Dock Stock"
Sl6O New York Sun Mutual Scrip pour 1888.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES myis % D %
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND rOMBoLA roR rus BEsEFIr

GRAND TOMBOLA FOB THE BENEFIT
-or THE-
NET R oPoLfTAE sRAIEARY
OF New Orleans,
Napoleon Avenue. BouiIgny from I5rh Of Nay June
1865.
~ OPEN EVERY DAT,
FROM 10 o'clock A. io2P. ~ and from 10 1o5< p NJ
sS-Omnibusses and viii from he Seminary 10 Ca
nal 'teet Is late - o'clock evening for
nsenee On tboss yisIIine Ihe Tcnhea. my2f n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY EN-
tered into coparnership for the purpose of conducting
general Commission and Cotton Factorage business under
the style 81 kOTCHFOkp, BROWN CO., and will attend
10 the liquidation OF the affairs of the rm Of Cuddy Brown
Co.
New Orleans, Feb. eih, 1883
PBIbIP ROCKFORD, I New
SHEPHERn BROWN, ! Orleans.
fe8 JOSEPH u. JOHNSTON, Ficksburg.
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nucTOR HOoFLAND's


~ CELEBRATED
G R NJ N B T T Frs,
Prepared by DIR. C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
win eHectuNlly Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jauulce, Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys snd all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver Stomach
Such
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Blood 10 the Head
Acdy of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fullness Weight in the Stomach Eructaton Sink.
ing Flutering the Pin of the Stomach, Swimming eff
the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing Fluering the
Heart, Choking suocang sensations when lying
posture Din Of Vision Dots Webs before Sight
and Drill Pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspraton
Yelowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbs Sudden fushes ~ Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imaguings of Evil and great Depression
of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
preparation, does with feeling of the utmost confidence IN
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which Is
mended.
tis and unred article but that has stood the
test of years. trial before the American people, and it's
reputation and sale Ia unrvaled by similar preparations
ant The testimony in Its favor given by the most prominent
and we'll known physicians and individuals in all of
country immense and careful peusa of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be had
of his Agents. but satisfy the most skepcal that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity has obtaneo
Principal Office and Manufaetory No. 4l8 ARCH street. Phil
| adelphia Pa
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
d3O 1yAW q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

I IL. TYLER d CO., COMMISSION MERCB ANTS
s.s sn SISkss @ agents for PSdp Fa and
Glass Works AZ Pine stree; New York
JESSE II. TYLER....wN. p CONVERSE
Late of Converse Co., New Orleans,
all tns sTS PSSb euP o
Percha and Rubber Goods Belong etc Charges for purcs-
ing will be the usual brokers' commission a2t2m-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G ALyANIzED
N IRON REFRiGERAToRs on practical aud scientific
principles The best and most article n use Tor
They arranged that the ice slowly through
keeps coolest point causing the refrgersng
uence be the throughout The whole apparatus This
IL effected by the drippingH from the which lost in all
other refgerator They open top
water sF by which perfectly eod water can At ali tines be
had without additional ce These Refrigerator expert
the Eahcaon Of those who have them in
before he public The recently added By which
the most perfect ventilation is insured great saving Of ice
has been obaned frgd air produced and durability
effected certainly place them far in advance of anything
offered for public p" s%EyANrzEp IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving in lieu OF zinc thereby
sooon and Vod o re hat o oGoi
witch has heretofore een most Objectionable IN other regea
owing their convenient arrangements and unequaed pn
Galvanized Iron IL more durable than any other metal as is
not affected hi acid salt water, etc.
m's s@ FLINT JONES "A and 4s Royal street.
DYEING-J. B0NTEMPS, DYER AND s0OUREa 90
bubble Sa Se has lust he on o oS he pyeg E
bl shment No Is Royal street and that will be continued
the principle he has heretofore conducted his old
abishment No. O. Bourbon sreetcaefu attention 10 bust
prompt fument of he has
in this for the past twelve years the public may
shed there will be deviation in the future.
J. BONTEMPS,
mo 3m 50 Bourbon and 10 Royal streets.
CUNDRIES-JE ANS AND LINsEYs-2U BALES OF
- best Krniucky brands.
BALE ROPE AND BAGGING-l5Oe coils and pieces Ken.
lucky and Missouri hand made.
BALING TwINESOO bales prime article In lots to suit
900 barrels Of fine Old bourbon WHISKY.
For sale by HIILIAkD, SUMMERS * CO.,
myl3 l2t ID tygrondelet street.
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BY N. VIGNIE. Auconeer.
H. Office Banks Arcade Passage.
THURSDAY, june 3. 1858, at 12 o'clock NJ.
l. NJ Banks Arcade, Magazine street, will be sold
SEVENTEEN DESIRA tLE LOTS In the square bounded
By Jack Gasqn Palmyra johnson and PTeur streets
Said Lots designated Lots Nos. l. s. o. TO- H. ~ 3D.
a. 49, H. o. e. 23 e. 49, and situated IN already
improved with twosory dwellings, and with OF six
the Public Schools The sidewalks made In front
Gasquet Palmyra aud Prieur and pad tor Lots
Nos contiguous and each Y feet and
Gaaquef by depth Of 100 feet and more os
and IL each rs feet front Pri
Nos q aud IS uous and each "a feet and
front Palmyra street by depth Of l09 feet and moe
the whole according plan exhibiting at the Arrade.
De- TERMS AND CONDITIONS One fourth cash, and
dorses by mortgage bearing
until maturity interest ut per cent per
Act Of sale before $. Magner, Nolay Public. my26
CyOvLER's PATENT S,Pss AM BOILERS
extensively used for the years. and
for fuel have proved be far preferable to the od
nary boilers They combine the following advantages viz
Economy In fuel require cleaning small
construction and do much tn ordi-
nary ued Boiler and half much other
fuel saving bat at The same time, complicated Boilers
Planters and others interested these Boilers in
ton at the following places in the city:
Steam CUos Press usana Cotton Press, Caronde-
let Refinery L, Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
Numerous certificates the office Of the paenee,
and circulars with plan OF the Boiler will be sent 70 any part
p. H. FOWLER, III Baroune street,
Manufacturer Of owPressue locomotive Flued and Cyn-
der Boilers sana Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimneys, etc, etc.
R All work done ut this establishment will
quail point workmanship and material, the
country and AT the lowest prices. ma 6mSw
4 Aw NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAo.
II ce of profession, and can be found at Office No. 10
Camp street.i
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NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoEEER, APPRAISER, AND
M General for the Sale aud Purchase OF Real Is
tate Lands, Plantations, NEGROES. etc.


M ATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WkIT-
Itl ING ACADEMY.
PROs. y, RICHARDSON will give instructions. day and
evening Charles street, Of Common, In
Writing Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, Trigonomeiry Mem
suation Surveying Engineering Navigation; Perspective,
Architectural and Ornamental Drawing with thorough nst.uc
Sk etching art Greek, LEn English,
French spanish will taught by competent Pro-
fessors. Evening will be formed for Private
nstln ctions will be given 10 those mis- ly
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LADIES' AUCTION AT Is5 CAMP STREET.
BY L. A. LEVY. Dr.. Auctioneer
Office 70 Common street.
THURSDAY, the e. tn Inst. :, Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ the No. 1856 Camp street, between julia and
Girod will be sold
Nansook Jaconet and other Musns. Fiounced Mus
lin and Barege Dresses fine Embrodelte Black Lace shaw
MAnas and Cape PArasol Fsas Hosiery Irish LINENS and
Lawns Booboet Mosauito Netting, Quits vei Hdkfs and
a variety Of other Goods. my26
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4 Aw NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAO.
II tce of my profession, and be found Office No. 10
myls iy MN. REYNOLDS.