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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11
The ''Agitat0r'' and the your
Raf.'7

The ''Aeitator'' and the "yOur-
Rai.''
Our readers will agrae with US when
we say that we do not often trouble them
with the consideration Of "our own af-
fairs )" and we have never done so out of
a desire to parade them before the public
simply because they are our affairs, as do
some newspaper publishers. The near
approach cf the close of the volume and
the Importance Of the present crisis in
the affairs of our paper from the made
quacy Of the support given It now by the
Republican voters of this county, we trust
is a sufficient excuse for our laying the
following words from a neighboring CO.
temporary before our readers. Hugh
Young is sufficiently posted in matters
concerning the welfare Of the JOURNAL
to Judge correctly Of It's claims upon the
panty in this county, and the necessity
Of the party regarding those claims.
The well-digested thoughts contained
in the following remarks, though written
out with especial reference to our paper,
are appropriate for any latitude and any
country newspaper. While we especial
" thank our friend for his kind words
for the JOURNAL, we commend their SEN
timents to the attention Of the country
Press generally.
We have often thought we would tell
our readers the tyue reason why City
Weekly Papers, Of much larger size than
any country paper published, can be af-
forded for half the money, and this is a
favorable opportunity. 1t is tLis :-Ev-
cry City Weekly published upon the
cheap principle, is made up from the
matter of Daily published at the same
ofice-is the result of the same labor and
talent expended upon that Daily, with the
exception Of makipg-up" the forms and
the press-work. Nav, the income of the
Daily pays the entire expenses of the con-
cern, and sometimes gives a small over
plus as profit, and every dollar of income
from the Weekly and other editions is
clean pratt to the publishers.
To Illustrate: The New York Tribune
claims Weekly circulation Of 175,000
copies, Daily 10000 copies, and Semi
Weekly ll,0QQ oopies,-aggreg 2l6,-
600 The Weekly is principally distrib-
uted at the average rate of 81 20 per copy.
and the Semi-'F eokiy at 50 per copy.
Now, sppposinS the Daily Tribune, to-
gether with its advertising patronage, to
pay all the expenses of the concern, we
have net income to the proprietors Of
1000; and even allowing that the
expenses absorb also the Semi Weekly
edition and the advertising patronage of
the Weekly edition, there is yet clear
profit to the concern of $214000. Is it
now surprising that the POTTER JOURNAL,
with a total business of $I100 or so, of
which $500 is absorbed in expenses, can
not compete in price with the Tribune
which has net income Of S2I4,000 We
have drawn no fancy or false estimate in
the above-but have simply stated facts
that came to our knowledge during five
years connection with the city newspaper
business. We state these facts that our
readers may learn why we cannot afford
to publish the paper for less than s1,25
cents, when every copy published costs
us 81, is now; and we trust, also, that
our City cotemporaries may learn that the |
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11
FOR SHERIFF.
,rs gf Potter County

70 tie Electors Of Potter County
EelIoV-citizens-IIaying long been reSt-
dent Of your county, (being among the first
offer myself as an independent candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing election
do not offer myself through the solicitation
Of any person, but because | desire the office
have not the means nor the disposition "
to hire any one to canvass the county for ne
or to do 80 fer myself, desiring rather to rest
my claim with the unbiased feelings OF the
people. WM. CRUSbl
Homer, June 28, I859.-#
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aware of the rottenness of the bridge, but
refused or neglected to order its repair.
The Coroner's jury returned verdict that
the Directors and Superintendent should
be held responsible to the law for the ae-
cident Q,tere: What would be pro-
perindictment foF them to answeT--mur-
der, accessories to murder, or assault with
intent to kill
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Bay The Philadelphia State Journal,
in handsome notice of tie railroad pros
ject announced by Us two weeks since,
thus speaks of its Importance to Phlladel-
phia interests:
As our own city is directly interested
IN the success Of the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad, and as the proposed branch will
be means of opening very large and val
liable coal fields, which have yet had no
easy access to a market, we trust that the
effort to abtain charter the coming ses-
sion of Legislature may not be frqitless.
If placed under the proper auspices, cap
ital wifi be readily drawn 10 the enterprise,
and the road placed beyond the contin-
gency Of reasonable doubt. TO t. e i'm
mediate section of the State interested,
the successful accomplishment of the pro-
posed scheme must be fraught with in
calculable advantage, while it cannot but
affect benefcialIy the railroad interests
centering in Philadelphia"
We learn that the Books of the Cou-
dersport, Allegheny River and Portage
r. r. Co., will soon be opened again for
subscriptions of stock, at Port AIlegany.
1t is thought that sufficient amount of
money Will be obtained at an early day to
secure a survey of the ronte; and the
early building of the road from Shippen
to Port AlIeoanV is inevitable.
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Bg~ The Italian States arc entirely dis
satisfied with the peace treaty between
France and Austria, and talk loudly of re-
voting against IL Oil their own account.
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HOMESTEAD IN kANsAs.-The Kan

HOMESTEAD IN kANsAs.-The Kan
vah Constitutional Convent;op just closed,
have Incorporated a provision in the Con
stitution for homestead exemption en-
bracing 160 acres Of land with improve
nents not to exceed $4,000, which shall
not be alienated yithopt the joint consent
of husband aid wife
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

The Rev. J. G. Gangooly, the some
what famous BEahmin preacher. who was
recently quite 6 lion" among the visitors
at Saratoga, vas refused place at the
table of the Glen House, on account of
his color, while on visit to the White
Mountains, the other day. The Boston
Transcript, which publishes communi
cation from the insulted apd incensed
Brahmin, says that he is about the color
of Tom Corwin of Chic and Senator Ham
lin of Maine, and does not look so much
like one of the African race as Senator
PeaEae of Maryland
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES FOH 1859.

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES FOR 1859.
ALegany: G. W G. Judd, Ahcrt G. Prcsh;
-A5Jolt: David Conway. n. B. Suhr
Bngkam: Walter Ieoaard, NJ. d. Briggs
Clara: ". 3. Graves, j. l.. Allen.
C0aaayP9rt: 2. A StehLius, Jr, Z.
Eaialia Joha Taggart, Jasper M Spaffort
GeaesceE)O, II. Perry, Patrick Kane.
Harrison Israel Dodge, Isaac Thompson.
Hector: Cyrus SunderIin, ". T. Leach J,
Homer: Edwin Thatcher, DenQis Hall
He@roa: Elijah Chamhcrlin, A, r. StiLman
Jqcksoa: David CrowelI, Rufus Thompson
heasHg: Piiny Harris, l. Dingee.
Os5rago jerome Chesebro, i. D. Estes
Pile: Henry Martin, ,Eohn Carried,
Portage: +. D. Sizer, w. L. Ensign.
I164aant Valley: D. P. Roberts, Lewis Ly
NAN.
Rou2a: John Lyman, Jr, Seneca Pomeroy
StemardsoH: Henry Andersen, Leroy Crit
-euden.
SYlnma: James Rees, Robert K. Young
SHHuaH: Alfred Ayres, j. Il. BaSsctt
Sre3ea; Sam'l Y. Ackcr, Sylyauus Jones.
Sharon: Rodney /. Nichols, \. L. Ballard
Ulysses: Quick Whipple Lucian Bird.
West Branch Erastus Crippen, 5. N. Cons
able,
lfdaltaas George Barclay, Seth Briggs.
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might be applied The Convention CALI
ed by the Members of the last Legisla-
ture is a union Conventionin facti The
distinction which existed two years ago,
as Americans and Republicans was t0st,
buried, and will remain buried noswlth-
standing the jealousy Of a few Dema-
gogues who seem determined to rule or
ruin, and the unit&d party, strong in their
determination to conquer the fos OF their
cherished principles became one compact
party! aud they maintain it to-day, end
will maintain it, in despite of all the eff
forts of those selfish, spoils-seeking as
pirauts who are eDdeavoring to divide
their ranks. Our advise Is to adhere to
the regular convention and give no eoun-
tenance to any optside' movement in any
way Let us go straight ahead and the
day is ours. A few dcspicable ofice-seek-
ers are trying to gain advantage by the
New Brunswick movement, but they are
almost entirely alone, The peopls are
moved by priacipie, which is on the side
Of the union Members Of the Legislature.
To them let US adhere, strictly and rigid
ly. When Peter Farley consented to
hold a conference and listen to the over
lures of the enemies Of his Castle his
weakness was manifest, and his ruin seal
ed Those who fight for plunder let them
fight alone, We fight for principles, and
therefore can have nothing to do with
them"
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VI TEE EroFidenee Journal says that an organ
of the Democratic party should be published
daily, with three editions, and every faithful
Democrat should de: troy the paper rs 5, q as
he reads it, lest what he sees to-day may inter
fcre with what is expounded to him to-mor-
row.
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pssg The Huntingdon Journal. seco

Bsg~ The Huntingdon ,Jomnai, second
ed by the Greensburg Herald, proposes
the name of Hon. John Covode, of West
moreiand, as the next Republican Candi-
date for Governor. Mr.. Covodc is one of
the strongest men as yet presented by the
West for the ofice-(and the West is
undeniably entitled to the candidate and
ofice)-and would, we think, make an
excellent Governor.
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MisGeQang.

B0-The Warren Moa says the old oils
,of,ths Warren County Bank are prompt
i, redeemed by the North Western
Bank" !Qpe4ed in that place on Monday
tae 25th pIt.
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B9- The Hon. RICHARD RUSH, form
erly Secretary Of the Treasury, and Amer
Jean MiaiateE TO kngland and France,
died at his residence in Philadelphia on
Saturday last, at the age of 10.
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THE NEW VOLUME.
a Chance fer Agents, Worthy
of Attention,
L1BERA4. PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

We desire to extend the circulation
and usefulness of the JOURNAL among
the People of this county and elsewhere.
In order to do this, we offer the follow
ing liberal Premiums for Club Sub
scribers:
TO ANY PERSON GETTING UP A CLUB of
FIVE Subscribers, at 81 ,25 each, sending
US SG,25 in cash, we will send any One Dol
lar Book, or Il volume Of any Dollar News
paper.
FOR \ CLUB OF FEN Subscribers, with
SI2,50 in cash, we will send the getter-up
of the Club any Three Dollar Magazine pub
lishe8 in the United States or any Books
he may select to amount of 50, 80 or he
may retain thatr--4-aunt from the subscrip-
tion money, sehsa,ng Us $40.
FOR 4 CLUB OF F'YsENTK Subscribers,
we will send the person getting up the Club
s. worth of Books or Magazines of his Sc
lection, or he may retain So Of the money,
sending us $50.
FOR \ CLUB OF FIFTY Subscribers, we
will give the getter up of the Club $3.50
Worth of Books of his selection, or he may
retain $3.50, sending uz sac.
B@3 { VIII OFdcF the BOOKS from the Crtt
Book Store Of &. q. Evans, Philadelphia if
requested by those entitled to them.
To amy LADY getting up "a Club
of TSY ENEK Subscribers, and sending
us $50, we viii give one of Bartletts Sc
SEWING MACHINES, (will do all ordinary
plain Sewing, or she may retain SO OF the
subscription money, sending US Sl9.
Bg73- In all cases where TEN or more per-
sons club together and send us the money
without the Interference OF club-agent they
can have the paper at 5 each, per annum.
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THE New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says, that the Sehor
o., whose approaching nuptials were al
luded to in the Tribune last week, is "no
| IS person than EstebaE St. Cruz Ovieda,
Of Cuba, and the fair american is Miss
Fanny Bartlett, daughter of Capt. Bartlett
of Maine, late of the U. S. Navy. The
gentleman is one of the richest residents
Of the sunny island, reputed to be worth
about S4 000,0 ,000.- Tribune
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Mn. RAYMOND writes from Paris to the Times
on the T4th Of July: "Thcodore Parker has
gone to Switzerlahd and Alr. Sumner to
England. G6yenor Seward is in Russia. M
Bivelow, of the Eoenng Post, starts to-day for
Switzerland and Germany with his famf ly."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

pa 4 few weeks since, in giving an ac~
count of the railroad celebration at Lock Ha-
ven, Wa stated on the authority of the Watch
man that the DEMOCRAT office was notillumina-
ted The editor of the latter denies the as
sertion in his last paper, in so uncourtcous
and ungentemauly a manner that we are now
convinced of its truth, if We were not before
convinced by comparing the character of the
paper with the facts stated by the Hatehman,
We are always willing to carreet errors into
which we may led relative to any cotemp-
orary, when we are courteously told Of our
error, VIII the Democrat remember this +?
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

sas- Hon. Horace Mann, President of
Antioch college, at yellow Springs, Ohio,
late NJ. C. from Massachusetts, and Sec
rotary of Education for that State, died
on the I'd inst. He was one Of the great
est and best men of our day and pation.
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TO any LADY getting up "a CIub

Rzg~ We this week correct some errors
in the Call of the County Committee, and
the list of Vigilance Committees.
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PQiiticai Announcements.

announcements Of Caadidates, I'LL Co. CON-
reatson, 81 each; Independent Cand.dates, al.
Geaera5 Election, s. cact--n all cases, IN Az
vANCE.
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BeE Another wholesale railroad mur.

B5- Another Wholesale railroad muir
der-this time without any other excuse
than negIigenee-oecurred during the
night of the I'd inst, on the n Y : North
crn Railroad, near Schagticoke, above Al.
bany. A tram was coming down and was
about to cross bridge on Tomhannock
creek, when. the structure gave way, pre-
the train distance of 70 feet
into the creek killing Is persons and
wounding about 10. The Directors were
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

Chairman Of CoHHty kx, Con,
Coudegsport July 30, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

nlEyrr d ms FIsHrH-The friends Of Mrs.
Ms - her lite hmented husband, Charley
Fisher; hays resolved TO give her benefit at the St.
Charles theAter Tomorrow evening. In behalf Of
the widow and her children We appeal to the public
to make i what il ought to be--a bumper and
should speak q greater length but that an able cor
respondent has taken up the subject and written de-
sssvingly of L IL another column.
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Lace, Embroidery
AND
Il r M M N G S T O r E :.

A<NCeS E"UTVVeNCk
Il r NJ MI N G S T O r E {.
JAMES n. DICKSON,
No. lSs formerly 14s) CANAL STREET. Next door to D.
II. Holmes Dry Goods Store.
j. MES R. DC SON
Begs to inform the Ladies' Of New Orleans that he has
ceived, per steamship Empire City, the .
LATEST STYLES
LACE sHAWLS, MANTILLAS,
Barege Burnouses!
And will offer them on MONDAY, the 2lst instant at
LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Ladies who visit New Orleans will find at
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Z. II C Z s, Z lIERx ORD z II T z: S
And
TRIMMIN GS, M..".
At small advance the Importers Prices and any lady
buying FROM Dickson if not pleased with her purchases
return the goods and in all the money will be refunded
The stock consists in part Of the following articles viz
BLACK CAMBRIA lLACE sHAWLs, POINTS and MAN
TILLAS.
BLACK THREAD LACE SHAwLs and MANTILLAs.
BLACK and CoLoRED BAREGE sHAwEs and BUR-
NOUS.
BLACK SILK NET, and 2 yards wide.
BLACK QUILTED RIBBON, for Net Points.
QUILTED RIBBON, all coors, for Dress Trimmings.
SPRING CoLoRED PRINCES, all kinds
LACE SETS, from IS to $40.
POINT ALENCoN and APPLICATION SETS
BLACK THREAD and IMITATION LACE Wells
Ms-Lades will find these goods the very lowest market
price, and Of the best quality ...z
Also, the great THIRTY. ONE SPRING HOOP SKIRT
for s-sod in store in the city for Is 50 81.
AS- REMEMBER
KSON'S
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Store,
No. 1853 Canal street,
NIL 2p3t Next door to D. H. Holiness
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IcoxxuNIcArEp.l

lCoANuNICArEp.1
ArEds. Crescent: The following commu.
ncaon having been decired Of the city papers,
will please insert 1t advertisement:
Experienced practical engineers will generally that
with adequate supply Of i'm steam boilers explosions
Ike that which occurred the Princess cannot take place.
It the duty Of engineers give their attention to
keeping the supply of water in the boilers But sihe
practice most of for the assistant engineers
strikers to be enrased with this responsible duty.
Until engineers enrus this Of the most import
ant part of their duties assistants explosions such
Gently occurred, will continue to happen.
m2i 2plt. ENGINEER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTIlLERY,7
New Orleans, March IA, 1853.

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
New Orleans. March IA, 1853. !
As-At \ Meeting of the Warrington Artil-
ley held At their Arsenal the above date the following
preamble and resolutions read and unanimously adop ed
Whereas Our much esteemed and truly beloved
dier and brotherosrms JOSEPH ROSS while in the vigor
Of manhood when hope beat high and has by
timely death been suddenly removed from midst and called
to that bourne from which traveller returns" be
fore
Resore That tie members Of the Washington ARTILLERY
depore the loss Of worthy JOSEPH ROSS
whom all delighted honor and who exhibited
member of corps and private citizen the
examples Of Gods nobest work-sn honest man.
Reso,red That deeply sympshze with the relatives and
friends Of the deceased and offer sincere
in their Bereavement
Resored That in respect his memory Arsenal be
dad and the members of corps the usual badge
mourning for thirty days.
Resolrd That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes
and copy Of the transmitted the family the
ceased and be published.
Extract from the minutes.
NIL 2pIt A. LURIA, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

On Sunday, 10th inst past 10 O'Clock NJ WILLIE
KEY PAUL aged ID months youngest child Of John F. and
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral O'Clock this morning. from the residence Of his
parents, On Calicpe street, Annunciatan.
On Sunday, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, MARCEL1N
aged 81 native Of France and for the last
q years resident Of this city.
His friends and acquanances respectfully invited to at
tend bis fenera O'Clock this evening from his late resi-
dence, corner Of Basin and Euterps streets.
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.Joh,. Todd,

OOkG1& AVANSs .sa
- b IA. ..CHARTRES STREET. i. 10 l. IA
viii offer for sale,
On MONDAY, 2lst inst and during the week,
LARGE AND SELECT INVOICE
RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
OF my own Direct Importation. and which made
pressly for this market, consisting of exclusive
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
PARIS SILKS. FRENCH FoULARDs, etc., in Robes and
GRIsAILLEs sILKs-A New Style for Travelling Dresses.
GRENADINES,
ERNANI,
RNGLIsH BAREGEs
In Robes and Piece, consisting of New Styles in
STRIPED CHENB GAUzE,
CoRDEsMA, "u.....
ARGENTINE, z-...=-
CHENE, etc.
FRENCH BAREGEs,
SILK CHECKS,
oRAGANDY.
CAMBRIA ROBES,
JACoNET ROBES, etc., etc.
NEW MATERIAL FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES
FINE POINT LACES
BLACK AND WHITE THREAD LACE
SHAWLS,
POINTS,
MANTLEs,
FRENCH BoNNETs, ''~' wv
PARIS FLOWERS
FEATHERS, wREATHs,
RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS,
And other styles Of
NJ 1 L L e n Y coo ID .
Just opened several cases of
FRENCH MUsLINs, AT Is CENTS PER YARD,
And
French BrilIiants
AT 20 CENTS PER YARD.
JOHN TODD,
NIL 2p3 Nos. Il and IA Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

L O.O.F.--A call Is elsewhere published for
special meeting Of the B. w. Grand Lodge of Louisi
ana, o. O. n, to be held in Grand Lodge Hall, on
the evening Of Wednesday next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
University of Louisiana.

University of Louisiana.
COLLEGIATE DEP ARTMENT AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
The semannual exhibition of classes in Eocuon will take
place FRIDAY the 18th inst, at o'clock p N in The
UNIVERSITY HALL of Common and Baronna streets
TWO GOLD MEDALS which awarded at The last ex
animation will presented by the Board of Administrators
Honorable mentions for the last tenn will also be
Patrons of the University respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
Boardcr day boardes and day scholars received any
of the year. either Collegiate Department or in Gram
lr School.
For further particulars apply TO
PROF. LOUIS DUFAU,
NIL 2p3t General Superintendent
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Cheating Tobacco.

AN PORTANT IMPROV EMENT
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
Has been adopted by Messrs. +. GOODWIN 4 BRO, of
New York City,
TOBACCO of the very BEST QUALITY selected, neatly
wrapped In TIN FOIL and PATENT PR ESSED.
The great advantages Of this other brands the
size OF the packages rendering convenient carry
the pocket, and by being PRESSED SOLID keeps MOIST
and FRESH and improves in quality is used while In
other brands the package opened quality rap
IDLY DEfERlORATES-the tobacco growing dry-and litter.
Ing the pocket to the annoyance of the The
Dressing which the Fine Cut Tobacco nndergoe
of manufacture frees from all grit impurities objection
BILE in the of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do well give
the Parent Pressed trial and judge for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants who receive direct
the Manufacturers
Z. GOODWIN & BRO,
207 ind 203 Water street,
milo 2plmAW New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

CoAIN6ERCIAIs CoLLEGB,o
No. log CANAL STREET,
(FouNDEp IN 1897
Is open the entire year. Its object persons
Business in a MERCANTILE HOUSE, BANK or any situn.
tion feto OPEN close and keep OF books whether
for Steamboat partnership compound partnership Gov
books any business whatever. There
apartments and Professors for
PENMANsHIP, FRENCH, BOOK. KEEPING, SPANISH
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, ENGLISH etc., etc.,
There less than thousand Of its former students
Mercantile Houses In this city.
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book Keepers.
Citizens and strangers invited to call ard Judge for
themselves Circulars with terms to all who wish.
HS-All who here by LIST April finish the CONNER
cial Course' before the siekly
ml8 2p3t@ RUFUS DOTBEAR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

To Planters,
We are exhibiting store,
No. I16 CANAL STREET,
very extensive stock of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising everything required for
Family and Plantation Use,
Those who DESTROYS Of filing their entire hill, of Dry
Goods at one establishment will find advantageous to
anime our stock Inducements will be found in th
assortment and prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & Co,
m5i 2fS' lie Canal street.