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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-07
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LOO 0lt! Ge0D NEWS FOR ALL I!
THE ncver-iailing MRS. NANHoRN, Is the best she
i succeeds when all others have failed Al who
in trouble all who have been unfortunate all whose
fond hopes have been disappointed crushed and blasted
ed aud tred with all hy to her for advice and satis
faction all who in duobts Of the affections of those
they love consult her TO relieve and satisfy their minds
IN LOPE .3FF.4IRS she MEYER F.4iLSi
She has the secret Of winning the affections Of the OPP
posing sen 1t is this fact which induces ilIitcrate pre-
lenders to try To initat her and to copy her advertise
LIkE.NESS or rOUR FUTURE HIFE OR HUSBAND,
Or absent friend Sl, guides the single to n happy mar
riage, ana makes the married happy Her aid aud adj
vice has brcn solicited in nnunerbc instances and the
result has ditndys been IN means OF securing
She is therefor. sure dependence. She ha. 1ecn the
means 0f bringing many hundred hearts and hands to-
gethcr. Thousands Of broken hearts have been healed
II is well known to the public at large that she was
the first aud she is tn only person Who show the
likeness in reality and who can give entire satisfaction
all the concerns Of i which can be tested and prov
ed by thousands huh married aud single, who daily
aud eagerly visit her 1T
No. 1886 Lombard Street, Philadelphia,
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
AND HAPPINESS are within the reach of ALL She is
the living wonder of The enlightened age all who con
suit Ii r are astonsl.d at the trhIIncss of her infor
nation and preiictons ALL those who had bad luck
consulted her their bad lcfl them and they for
tunat,, rich eminent and happy. To ALL in business
est certainty the result of all commercial and business
uansacti9ns lfyou follow iGp hex adyicc; you wi
and succeed in all your undertakings Those who have
been fortunate and unsuccessful in , aud in business
those who have worked hard and struggled against
avrrSty aud misfortune the greater part Of their lives
and found the they tried to get forward in the
world, the more things things went aginst theml All
have consulted her for the last years ALI
those who wisely followed her advice
RiCI marry .9ND SUCrESSFULl
in all her undertakings while those blinded BY prcit
dIcus aud Ignorance neglected her advice still la
boring against adversely and poverty. If You value you
happiness, yOu Will consult her YOURSELF aud be
ful and happy also.
All interviews strictly private and confidential.
Come one come all! to
NO. 1886 LOMBARD STREET,
between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia.
March IL, lSj9-ly.
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Mercantile AppraiSement.
LIST Oh DEALERS,

0F GOODS, WARES AND MER-
\ CHANDIsE, &c, and Of Distillcrs. Brcwcrs Eat
ing House Keepers, within the County Of Columbia re-
turned and classified in accordance with the several Acts
OF Assembly by the Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes Of
saidtccuuty, Us follows, to wit -
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- ~ J n. NONIr = I. I.nlH NInOmShnrg 4
Ter, & Co Berwick; B L. Rcighard, Espytown; NJ
Grcr, jos. l. vi 4. s Rank, & Co.. Danvc.
October !, ls5H-l2m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-07

To KEEP TIRES ON WHEELs.-A
correspondent of the Southern Planter,
says: ironed a wagon some years
ago, for my own use, and before putting
on the tires filed the felloes with linsoed
oil and the tires have worn out and
were never loose. ironed buggy for
my own use seven years ago, and the
tires are now as tight as when put on
My method of filling the felloes with oil is
as follows: I use long cast iron oil
heater, made for the purpose; the oil is
brought to boiling heat, the wheel is
placed on a stick, SO as to hang in the
oil, each felloe an hour, for common
sized frlloe. The timber should be dry,
as green timber will not take oil Care
should be taken that the oil be not made
hotter than boiling heat, in order that
the timber be not burnt Timber filed
with oil is not susceptible to water, and
the timber is much more durable. l was
amused some time ago when L told a
blacksmith how to keep tires tight on
wheels, by his telling me it was profta'
bic business to tighten tires, and the wag'
on maker will say it is profitable to him
to make and repair wheels--but what will
the farmer, who supports the wheclrigh
and smith sayl"
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X WERE HOUSE.

(FORMgRLY EAGLE HoTELO
NO 227 NOETlI THIRD STREET, PlIII.ADEI PHIA
guns hOust is situated IN the most bus part of the
l. city, has one hundred and thirty rooms large Par
lors aud every room is newly furnished and is considered
of the hnes Hotels of It's class in PHILADELPHIA il
has erected large observatory where persons can have
fnc view Of the city Delaware river &c, &c IL is
also supplied with hot and cold water Bahes which will
be free Of charge for the guests of the House City Cars
will take You 10 the Revere House. Our charge is mod
crate, 81 - per day persons visiting the city will please
and try the Rersre House and pledge ourselves
that we viii endeayor best efforts TO make il
appear like home.
CHARLES FABER of Reading will have charge of the
once. q. w. HiNKLE,
formerly of the States Union Hotel and attery Of the
United states Hotel, Atlantic City, ~ j. HROPRIEToR
May II, l560-l2m.
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Rlnomsbnrr. March 10. 500.
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A RICULTU RAJ.
THE TRUTH RIGHTLY SPOKEN.

Mr.. John Johnston, the celebrated
Geneva farmer of Western New York
in recent letter addressed to the Secre-
tary Of the New York State Agricultural
Society, lays down these telling facts,
which we presume no farmer will deny,
and VIC hope all will apply whose short
comings bring them within the pale Of the
implied reproof;
'' / notice that those farmers who have
most difficulty to make ends meet, always
plow most, and keep most stock. Now
these men take the true plan to keep them
selves always poor, because their crops
and stock are always poor and bring lit
tie. 1t is good profit to raise 300 bushels
of wheet from ten acres but when it ta-
kes thirty acres to raise that amount, it is
raised at loss SO it is with cattle and
sheep; you will see the thinking farmer
making four year old steers worth from
500 to $50 each, and his neighbors at the
same age, not worth over S25 to 40
Now this ought not to be, in a country
where all men are born free and equal {;
ii the farm is rich, then labor intelligently
employed will soon make the owner in
easy circumstances; if the land is exhaus
ted, (and great many farms are,) then
he should plow no more than he can
thoroughly manure. Seed with clover and
grass, and let it rest for even two years,
and that field will not only pay well for
tillage, but will furnish manure Gf right
ly lnanaged) to make another field of the
same size, rich also; it is bad policy, when
a field is once highly manured, to con-
tinuo cropping it with grain until the ma
nuro is used up. The. latter end of that
land will be worse than the first; but let
that land lay in clover, even one year,
but two is better, after it is manured, and
,hcn it will stand perhaps six good crops
before it requires manuring; if a clay
subsoil know it will"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-07

TAKE CARE OF YOUR PLUM TRIES
We copy from the Utica Telegraph, the
following receipt by VIM. Archer, for the
preservation of plum trees from the raw
iges OF an insect that sometimes does great
damage:
Take tin pail, punch holes through
the bottom, adjust it to a pole that will
reach above the top of the tree Fill the
pail with air-slacked lime, and hold above
the tree, in the morning before the dew is
off, strike lightly on the pole, sprinkling
the lime over the tree. Repeat this operT
alton, say about three times, and your
plum crop is safe. Curculio will not work
Whore lime is.
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DROP BIsoU1T.-One quart of sifted
-four, one toa.spoonful of salt, one beaten
egg, one small tea-spoonful of soda, dis
solved in little hot water, one eupful of
cream, two eupsful ofsour milk, or butter
milk, and a spoonful or two of white su-
gar. Stir thoroughly to thick batter
Drop with spoon on buttered tins. Bake
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-07
S A RD'S
(ATNARTIC Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pnre Pfgetohe EItrdets d nut up In Glass Cases a.,
igM, oaa pM Keep IN any Family
rhe FAMILY CA ,TnARTlC Pill IL
,,,ia,o ~, p a'u'e "a m llhartic which the pre.
twenty years = ~" Fl"
,hos "s ,h ,o"s,ant IN trsnsing demand from
sn', mho nave Iohg - useh the RI LIS and the
,bni, ~ Mh'eu dli y. ext TESS in regard To
IN the reach Ofall a. wan
IRE PROBES sion we'll " know lhnt di,r,ro,, A.,
phis " ~ W, ~, u,n'L'htI portions Of the bowels
,,i,h , q iHhILi Cd = iTIlAR1lC PILL. has
Gc, ," h nan IcNIence 10 IA is we'll established
nures, ,o,npouhneuI - from a variety of IN
ryeIv ,,, ~ = Iuacls which act alike on
Goon' All H., - W ahr an - mtnlary canal and are
n.n,io sn't J." az Cu- = scs whrrea CaIha tic is
A. ,rrt ~" ~ IL as pk- IRANGEMEHTs Of the STo-
i,osTvr.'' -, rAlNSI = IN THE BACK Ions,
wun, . nnnv N'N ANp -. 80 II ENEs OVER
tIv If 49, ll"'l SUI - den cold, which requen.
I1ss ~, 1','o,S ,S =, !" III Ia long course of FEVER,
Com oyrp "nrh' @ m - nREEHSG SENSATION ~
,,us ~. int INDY lRIsILEssSEss II RAn-
DIsr,sgs ~ ~ 10 ilihi ~t H. Al, all lSfLAMMATORY
UIrr.. -, ~ " u u III - CHILDREN ADULTs,
ana many 'iseases 10 winch flesh lie Ioir ~" ,ar
"us W mthuon ih THIS 1dvr III sPInPnt DosP IA 4
PRlCE 80 CENTS
The LIVER IsvlGoR GTOR avn ,MtIv n, ,,, p,, p,,s
are relailed by Druggists ycnpIniIv ana soiJ ,haia
saIe ny the tt aie ia all large towns ~
3 T. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
aa5 Manutacturcr and Proprietor,
JnRs 4, lsa9-l2n.
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Au persons who may feel aggreved by the above elias
slhCation can have opportunity of appealing by call
ing on the undersigned at his residence IN Asbury Fish
inecIetk towHslp, any time before the 18th day
H 'uy leeO and on the 18th and li days Of July at
the Commissioners Office, in the Court House in
bioomsbufs asr which time appeal will be heard.
NJ. A. AMMERNAN,
Way " I9uu -nereGRtiC appraiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04


Noss i asSs s y oe NJ Se ABOVE
s cont +, s pupr sss,s co,on,,o,.r
- .,.,,, ,C,,D .,orT,, e,,,e
81 eoass1ae,ion Il ssssR sdsxaFs sodsrsd y surs
sselss and wooden guslsl the north side Of On vde
as Aysnae from
"a e. e0aa sSss
First sidewalks made contracted for
ars sssss; said sisxais width
@ Il so ase q
Avde street, sid sidewalks to hs twelve feet n width
n,sa " from Eysan Fields street q La
a s ss , 6 Is ten sss ss m, N,
sk q North river blue stones or other stones Of equally
s y s hss * S M
thirty inches wide d sad ss ss than VI nss ss s
nasy a s shall q end with nicely cut through
ssss: 4 % ss Is Thu sss
syss sn sh 3 s,s spes y ss ~
every foot Il is hight ne line Of the adjoining houses
ss aas e & se s.p Sssy
ssn ne asSs ss
as III nssss s9 as surface p NJ a0
r 'se %sd sS e. 81 s ;sas,s
z III rs linn twenty fest scep shorter
lengths halsed and searsd ea inches the join
VIII ok pins not less long BY two inches in a
pierced sanng The IF the planks nearest the curbcnes
beveld suit and on the other Or outside edge 4 70
nave s y e sn IL these braces Of ot less
than four feet long by eight inches wide and two inches
thick pointed the end which enters the ground will be firmly
driven spiked with said gutter plank with at least
inch ct spikes to each brae and over these there
VIII verge e sunk Of ten inches wide "
two half inches thick well nailed 70 the gutter plank
aforesaid with six inch ct spikes The gutter bottong shall
Rs 81 NY IVY sa nv II, 49, N I'M far S,srd mai ,sn
the pins ass ,ss atss s NJ nv rta iT
1ect ons an na IL ;a str 49, @ oe innj ~
snl M s's % N based utes lar draining iots shs IL
built " tne , ~ ads ~ % hals Xxi; ~ 49,
mcnes aeep Iuu e oe ,s = s : ,.x
press plank for tue saes ana 6oi.3 . ,wo oy inches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

STEAM CORN MILL FOR sALE-Wiil be sold
y At auction THURSDAY, March z, IL o'clock,
foeyfae street between Camp Maazne II not
yens sold at private sale the entire Of Corn and
Coffee NIL consisting q an portable steam engine
eight Inch cylinder inch stroke running order
Also Coffee MIL Coffee Rooster and an de nachnery and
fixtures il stands. -
This excellent chance one ID engage in pronta
bic business % small capital Any wishing purchase
| 4 WITHERELL, Ne, 9l Magazine street. or 10 D''
O. PITTS 4 GARDNER SMITH,
ME No. 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

CTENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
chants Manufacturers Cotton Planters etc. Cut in Copper
and Brass in superior style, by
BLACK d H0LTz,
10 .POydras Street..............IIO
NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware and Stoves, Of the most approved patterns.
E-tfnttering and Resting in all Its various branches
na-Jobbing promptly attended TO- jai4 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
eARMRNs CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
permanently joining broken China GLASS; Earthen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Ask for Camans Negative Clue and take
supasses anything of the kind in use leaving no
trace Of any cement having been applied 4
n. B. wHEELOCK 4 CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. II Magazine st.
by ali Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Price
OK ,.nts fe2S 3m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

THasi sua9 MURRAY IL co.. ndGEssoRs TO
Messrs. Pooley Ncol COD Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia Streets New Bas Hunts old
Yard.
We constantly hand assortment Of descrip
ton Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and description
scanting Timber Shingles Laths etc. and quality Of
Lumber necessary for building purposes 90
fe9E THtGs. MUFhAS a w
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r ouIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Lapere, z. II. Harris
Theodore Fros J. N. Robert
A. d. Grief, J. A. Bonnafen,
Jacob Zolly, Aniadeo Landry.
Z. Ganucheau.
This Company will DO ready transact business the LIST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT will against the perils of the
seas rivers and damage by Are and alsuai risks
the current of premiums.
cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those insuring in this Office.
E. GANUcHEAU, President.
A. PIceLET, Secretary.
New Orleans, August II, 1859. aulSH
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orie ms
Be II remembered, that this 10Th day March, 1860 be-
me- subscriber Justice Of Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Chas Briggs President
r. Janyer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company d New Orleans who, being duly according to
law depose say that the above are Just ard
true correct transcript from the books Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. p. JANvfER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 10Th day Of March,
1860. D. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of tho Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
the outstanding certificates of profits the
Second Monday Of May and redeem after that
date Scrip issue Of the 1855 they further de-
cared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three Third per cent
the premiums Of year ending February 1866
for which certificates will be issued after first day u
June, 1860 @
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
49, A. GARRIERE, Vice President
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lHonotable Gonsei1 EoInmun la Nouyele Orleans:
MASSACHUSETTS, soussignes proprietaires
Ivl StJoseph de Ia Nouveel evee Ia rue aes
Remparts la Unite superieure du Canal la
rue tberte respeetueuseent peonnent votre Hon
commencement lie 80 de la Charte de la Vile Hehet
de faire yingt ours davis dams
ocee pour nyeer La stJoseh de Ia
Nouyelle Lberte des bocs cares de
pas 10 pouces de large sur IL pces de 8n
de large S pouces de long, ct non
os de 10 poucs dspaisseur Les dts blocs deyTont e de
premiere quate granite les eos les angles ct lie han
bien tables de maniere surface unie Giant posa
ct lie tout former payaee eompaee.
dit payage sur une base De anatre
quate ponces sable gayos dc Londres sur L. les
Joints ien eps bien assu rouleau eonve-
fonres quand Voye de 10 vile gera necessae De
changer es yeles perres atm de aire un bon Outrage
Les peres de bordues deux cotes de la Soep
do ii Souyee Iiberte serot elevGes ct invoices
haute utane pour ecouieent aes eauA' q ies ei
quotes elevees ct pavees en- perres plates -.
les seront de
plates de la yere Eord de premiere quatd et seront de
quatre peds de large. les prres deyron etre de deux
peds de large quare peds de long ct mons de six
ponees reevees meu declnant nsqu au pa
+ wage ,ssc.
j. W. Stanton, Leeas q To-,
Chs. j. Leeds.
Nouvelle- Orleans lie % fevrier 1860 -
M lawsw seeretaire du Bureau DIES Asst Aldermen.
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R-SUGAR-SUGAR-FoR SALE VERY
y superior secondhand Sugar Mill Steam Engine and Boiler
complete with all connections and spes roller "a inches diam
eer feet inches in length steam engine 10 inches dame
cylinder by ~ inches length Of stroke boiler AZ inches
f. W. g. COOK,
fa1n If No. Canal street. Ea-v Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

NEW ORLEANS, July LIST, 1885,
- '-e 'noi@p'e - Of the City of New Orleans
yxyIrE ,,naarsfUs,ed owners of real estate
fenne an Bjenailie street from johnson street TO Dorge.
oi street On hoth sides respectfully that ordinance
he Nv the CITY Council according to law, for
he Of brick sidewalks bordered by carbsones and
wooden cutters on both of Benve streets from johnson
to ogenois Streets in width next to the line OF ne1f
street. and two feet in width next ins
corfespona WIN tiis oiieh ~ East side West side.
feet nehe
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans;

10 the Honorable Inc common council
ofthe City of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owners of property
fronting ST. Joseph street. from New Leyee street
Rampant thence down the side of the Canal to Liberty
street respectfully petition Honorable body agreeaby
section 10 new City Charter to sell At public auction after
St. Joseph street, from New Leyee to Liberty street. with
blocks not less than inches wide by twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks be of best quality Of granite having the sides
ends and top well dressed So as when
mid and to be good solid work.
Said to be laid dagonaly four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating dressing when laid
Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the Joints o be
The usual curbstone four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite change the old curb
ing. in order make substantial work
The cubsfone both ST. Joseph street. from New
Ievee Liberty raised and graded proper height
level such free the streets of water in the
speedy and the sidewalks to be raised and tagged
The oocrosns at the intersection of all the streets 10 be
laid with best North river Tagging and 10 be four feet wide the
sed TO be feet wide four feet long and not less than
inches thick be raised in the center and graded to the
road pavement.
Leeds & Co., ]. W Stanton,
Chas j Leeds
New Orleans, February ., 1850 ,,o,,.,r,,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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CPEcEFIcATIoNs FOR THE cONTRAcT

Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 4t Of April
1850 will adudcate my Office II o'clock NJ the above
contract
ms II y. DuPLEssTs Comptroller
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r UMBER-LUMBER-LU
A0O feet TX and lk narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tengued and dressed.
l5D0a feet IA M wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooyed.
4nOO0 feet narrow Florida Yellow Pine CELL
fNG, tongued and grooyed
100000 Il wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooyed. -
nm O0 feet TX narrow Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
lb0 900 feet dressed WEATHERBOADs.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of men
Boards Weatherboards, Seantiing, Joss etc.
O 600 feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Laths and Shingles
Sashes Doors Blinds Mouldngs etc. etc.
FER sale at market prices In lots to suit urchs
sers by SiMFSoN a Dohh
New Rasin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

The Board Of Trustees have resolved 70 pay an INTEREST SIX
per all the outstanding certificates Of Profits to
holders thereof their legal and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo.
Also, declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the 3 june 1859 for which certificates Will Be
issued and after the FIRST day of October next.
And resolved further that after reervng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue OF year 1856 redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxno, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT the certificates Of Profits OF the Issue Of 1851 and
after the 10Th September nenterest thereon
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
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FyRENCIa AND OTHER MODERN IAN
II GUAGEs BOOKKEEPING, etc. e.te-
PROF. RICHARDS ACADEMY,
No. % Gravier street. Mercantile Institute.

Having secured the assistance Of competent teachers sha
this day receive pupil wishing learn any ode Of
the Modern Languages Book Keeping Mathematics Penman.
ship, Architecd DTanK and all the branches necessary
ireeiy liberal and feel confident that any pupil OF ordinary
Industry win learn ONE MONTH at my Academy than
be would 10 WHOLE YEAR onehaf the Colleges So
called High Schools Geneon invited % call and examine
my Estem Academy open from A. NJ TO 10 X. NJ fe6 If
TIL a. KINGsTON, gsucCESSoR 10 BENJAMIN
~ MEanIaA AastaenesF and Arrraiser-Fer the present
q ~, y osTp give bis personal attennn
saa q sal hsate slases Merchandise, Furniture etc.
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new ORLEANS, February 3D. 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Ceunsii c s Nav Orleans.
THE undersigned owners OF prop sagS ON
east side street. % fespesms @ naa so i;
wood from oodebiren God street According to
the City Charter. soo feet
Joseph Is1ullR a
Mich Dunn, - CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen