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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

The Great CHICAGO wIGwaua Mt Auctsa n
The Republican Wigwsm was advertised
for sale aeChicago, last Saturday. Not a sell
tsry bid was received. TIE fact is, the most
fthese men had heard the story Of the man
who bought the elephant, and they shud-
dered at the bare thought that perhaps the
Wigwam was second elephant. The
Journal thus happily hits off the proceed
ings:
The auctioneer, Mr.. ]. II. Marshall,
mounted the rostrum in a solemn manner,
and in sepplchrnl tone of voice commenced
knocking down the Wigwam.
Gentlemen, before / commence the sale
of the Wigwam, it may be proper to state
that it is subject to a ground rent of $1,000
per year for three years thereafter. The
terms of sale are $500 cash. $500 in sixty
days, and the. balance in six, twelve and
elghteen months at six per cent; and, gen.
tlemen, remember that $3.50 goes to the
Home Of the Friendless and the Orphan Asy-
lum. .. ..r...... r.. .i--- - :
Now, how much am / bid for the Wigwam {?
Give me pop. "a long and solemn pause but
mary" pop). l can't do any thing until you
bid, gentlemen. Give me start. Go on,
gentlemen, go on, do go on. How much am
! offered 1? Did you speak, sir 2" pointing to a
ltuS m!sheieu nah An RIeou sptCtdcles.
Little withered man was sure he didn't, aud
visibly lessened his stature six inches, making
him ineligible for policeman, ''or any other
man." ..t ....
Again, ask you, gentlemen, what will
you give for the Wigwam, crowned with
patriotic memories, and offered on easy
Terms. Third pause.) ... ...H
Small boy-One cent. ...
Auctioneer-Boy, do you know what you
are saying2 Policeman, instantly remove
that youth.
Youth left at a remarkably rapid pace, and
the auctioneer announced that the sale would
take place next Saturday, at the same time
and place. "a . r..-. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

UHEXPEcTED PHENOMENON "A BOILING
FreSh.ic Spring at Sed.-W. A Booth, the
coast. pilot ofthe revenue cutter Harriet Lane,
reports the discovery of boiling fresh water
spring at sea, off the coast of Florida. He
say the spring is situated twelve miles, north
by east, from st. Augustine, Fla, and eight
miles off shore. 1t boils upwith great force,
and can be deserted at a distance oftwo miles.
When first seen it has the appearance of a
breaker, and is generally avoided but there
is no danger in the vicinity, as there are FIVE
fathoms of water between it and the shore.
Ten fathoms Of water are found to the sea
ward, but no bottom can be reached with the
deep sea lead and thirty fathoms of line at the
spring itself. The water in the spring is
fresh, and by no means unpalatable
One popularity about this phenomenon is,
that when the st. Johns River is high if
boils up from six to eight feet above the level
of the sea, and presents rather a forbidding
appearance. This spring has doubtless de-
ceived hundreds, who have hastily put about
from, as they thought, imminent danger, and
reported seeing "rock with water breaking
over it" The Harriet Lane has passed
through it several times, and water has been
drawn from it by bucket thrown over the
side, and when drank, no unpleasant taste OF
swell has been found. Its position and harm.
less character have been long unknown, but
now the supposed danger has become, as il
were, "a well of water in barren land"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

THE UNION NMANUFACTURINGO0. O0.

No. 63 West Fourth-st.,
NOW SELL A HANDSOME $50 LOCK- =
STITCH FAMILY SEWING-M AOHINE ~
$40 heavier Machines, for cloth and leather WeriE
at $50, S75 and aIO0.
These Machines work on an entirely NEW PRIW,
OIPbB, ana are highly recommended BY all Who
use them, as being mueh superior TO the old olaaE
OF shuttle Machines. Hemmers and Binders, RA
extra We also manufacture and sell the celebrate
"sLc1T ELLIPTIC" SEWING-MACHINEs,
Which make the stitch alike on both sides ana
which combine every good Quality and advantaQo
et all other Machines, without their objectionable
features. Hemmers, turning all widths OF herla
and oVer.seams, simple and easily managed, ere
given with each Machine. Prices from $50 q
AI20. warranted for three years, and satiafa0-
tie Machine-price $50. ] V'' II -77'-' -
Agents wanted. Address rr E...f
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
fels 90 West Fourth-st Cincinnati, Obfe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

A PETTICoAT PARLIAMENT IN PARIs.-The
London Times's Paris correspondent says:
1t is not in the Senate only that the spirit
of discussion is evoked. Another, and a far
different Parliament, sits occasionally, and
at no very great distance from the ancient
palace of Marie de Medicis. The association
OF ladies who sympathize heart and soul with
the cause of Government good or bad, pro-
vided it be that of Legitimacy aud Divine
Right, have also had their meeting for the
purpose of electing the delegates who are to
present gold casket to the Queen Of Naples,
in testimony of her conduct during the op-
erations before Gaeta.
No short hand writers were present, but
we hear that the debate was very animated,
and that this Parliament du1 petite pieds sur
passed in eloquence, or at least in fuency,
the rival establishment at the other end OF
the town. A motion was made, seconded,
supported ardently, and carried by consid-
cradle majority, that the fair deputation
should not include any lady who is the wife
of Senator, or indeed of any one holding
Office, honorary or otherwise, under the
Imperial Government. The casket is said to
be very handsome one, and will be
accompanied by an address to the ex-Queen,
suited to the occasion. The wives of Senators
and Deputies would do well to meet this by
a counter manifestation, and present an
address to Victor Emmanuel, congratulating
him on his victory.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

w
Walker David Williams AG Williams Sam
Ward Harry Williams Jorden Williams q n
Weaver III Williams ID Williams A Jon.
White Henry BevWilliams Jas M athan
Williams Geo W Wells West HuRh .t.
Wright DR. A Was0n, Everett watkins JamesB
Wright DR. James 90 Wallace John
= Whitney ID NJ 8 Waldron Rev
Wilson John WArnholtz Cold John
Wiser John man al. . Woodwarth Hen
Wilson NehanW Wyatt n M ryW
Wilkinson Ar. whitehead DR. EWilwer Mahlon
thur E4 We'll Frank Waters Pliny
MsllO Walden Watkins Robt 7
Wood Abraham Wardlow III Wallace Simon
va woodward l. &wallace Ssm
Winter. Broad WV Woods w W
head Co whittell Hugh woodwartb Thos
Wolff Chas 4 Coz BIZ II ri
MeeksBF Wiikison John Rwalsh Thos ,
White j r ''
.
Young Alex H Young Francis Young John
Young Alexjr Young James Young VIM DR.
Yates W a. Yater John ". tp
sr ..N.r n ..
Zinn George u Zeler Isaac .. s.-'
JOHN L. vATTIER, p. Nj.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

n RAD-PIPE SHERT-HEAD, WATER
. IA CI OSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
ppaTatus fitted up in the neatest manner. Iron
I'm fa27 Gun
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MEMS LIST.

Allen AT Anger JHlus Allen Johp B
Aymann Albert ABders0n JOhnWAnen j II t la
Ale&Rn A Ariett James Anderson ~
Adams of Appleton II Adkios Levi
AtkipP Anderson JohnR II
4 bhOtt Carver BIAbbstt John o Anderson p
Alexander ohas alexander HughAyIe RICHARD
Anderson Geo Adams Joseph Adler WIN
Anthony EdwardARlsEAts JSmssAnshSH WH WSb,t.r
Andrews Daniel Auto D signorAstor Thos
AImltr9pg 2 John hellesEiuo AeksTson wm CT i
90 Armstrong Jas Anderson VIM
Armstr1 ng II G Askins Joseph 'H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

JOHN R. sIDDALL,
ZEAL, RsTATE5 Z NOTE AND BILL
BROKER and Collecting Agent, + i---
no. a. West ThiEd,st., oineinAati.
AKFxps To-EdWard Sargent, gsQ, OF W, b. Smith
A. III Brown 90. Shaw, Barbour Co. DIR.
NJ Phillips n. G.. Leonard Co. ! Henry Snow,
a M. Hollingahead, ESQ mhA-A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

WHEELER { WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
s11 .st-.fe M gs-@-zl--ie hla hJA fi'pl1
ah PRICES REDUGKDi i.ii boz o


TtHB WHKKLHR - WIf.soN snna
en their Suits q law With 1nfffhsinr fnes1iSs.r
turer. gropose that tAe pnblle ahal s. behshi5f
MerehIi end have Accordingly REDUOnD tn
PhAOsp Of their bswinG1machiHea.
Hayine made, Tor over ggyen years, The meat -
making ONE 8dFBR :, 0H frss see -.
they arc prepared with g1oh attTzordiusIT 49,
ttes and fpef1ent - 70 guaFaEtee % the Furufn1f
entIs setsfactiQn. All ,otr Maehinoa ~ Eaaal
.f..Hf WARRANTEB THf =. EAAass riIfilr
NJ diHerense in price being Eqslr dlforsua -
91,3O5 Mschines seq IN 1854 bolna aoatIs e.
sAles of ans other oomrelisi n the union.
Awarded the First Prcmiam m me
u.s. FAIRS OF IsSs. IsSs AND fSss, 4''i
Aal at ths CEaeinnaaI lHssbnnics' Instis9t, -
1yUk SUQCk5tlVE YlkaH8 We hnye teHsn -
First Ffonnium over ali oosnpstitors e. the best
Bzsr FAMILY sEwEse-MAsHuNn ~
Il uses ot thuttls, makes aha look stitch aks N
both sidesda the esods leaving no chain or reae1
on the IN er sids Of the seaslS and uses but -
q much thread as tde chain -Btiteh maohines.
ssno eE eall for Circular, oOntaning prfsu
.1l -.~sr -a'qu'9o da1s f''
% VIM. SUMMER q CO, Ageasus
~ Wees F'ouFsh-st.: z q .
..r PIXIES OREBA-H0yBE,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
.. b. & r. GIBSON,
PLUM BE16

BRASS FOUNDERS,
90 AND 2O2 vINE,sTp (NAFioNAL HALL,l
Bet Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, o..
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Saturday, April 8 No. IA.
wOMEN,s LIST.

., wOMBN's LIST.
Aickens Miss Alice Atwell Mary Jane %
Alexander Mrs Eliza q Armstrong Miss Maggie
AuderkOu Miss CeUrpiann
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

A steam carriage for common roads, in
vented by General Bordino, has been exhib-
tied in the streets of Turin, carrying twelve
persons, easily managed, but evolving clouds
of smokey $50
In the historical collection at the Palace at
Berlin, there are two cannon-balls, each with
one side flattened, said to have been fred by
opposite parties at the siege of Magdeburg,
and TO have met together in the air.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06

siiadinJ sft no usifau oYflatN nit
elIarltlI unIr.fIf <liauf
rfii-'rio hsi'r-l' t0f "a 'f'aco' aa1p ~
-eniuonrb lsflo tltve tIr1dd 20 Eiiltd'
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AT Es.

zinn George u Zeler Isaac ... .aa o., ri
JOHN L. WAITER, p. M.
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France has fifteen iron-cased steamers.
The census is to be taken in France during
fha Orpspnt vaor ..
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

MOULD most apec,lWy flWte haHuouuan NJ
wv thp afflicted o. Che tlol H4i hD hta fIT tap Ulaf
twelve years given h5 enp "a attention to tho trent.
ment ol Ohromc dleeh.eh HC hH- done 900 extensive
are thousands OF lymf Wifnoasaa vino hago. and eau
testify tQ hls W0ndcr.ul ,ku bob tho lroamou. of aII
the following discpos VIZ:
Cancer Iumorsi Wuus GHrhunoIea, Fistuloi Syph-
~ uf fock1 HpnQlThuJ Structure, 6lceh 6cro.uIn
letter Asthma Bronchitis Diabetes. Dyspepsia
Dropsy Dysentery, Diseased Kidneys Epilepsy on
FtsGout rheumatism, NeuraQie Ey .pea- Fu0r
Albusi ffolapsus, Piles, Gorc, Gravel Palsy, ScWd
Head Ietter Diseases Of Tho Ear and Eye, White
SWengs, Diseases Of the Womb t..
Persons afflicted with any o. luese diseases should
not act as unwlsely ono have done. who waited
until Consumption had laid them PROSTATE and re-
duccd them D mere skeletons, o. Cancer had eaten
into their vitals and dcbitated their systems then
called me 10. cannot raise the dead, bat can give
relief 10 nearly an cases, and effect cure IN an en-
rable cases; and believe all cases be cured if
taken IN time.
Or. Moseley can be found at Laud6rdae SPRING.
Mississippi whore the afflicted can have the benefit
OF his services, and satisfy themselves that certain
diseases which arc said by some % be incurable have
been cured by his skill and efficient remedies.
Prescriptions and medicines sent TO all parts Of The
United States by mail or express at short notice. All
communications strictly confidential.
Patients are required 10 give full history Of IN tae
symptoms connected with their case, agu. habits &C.
H8~Ierms. $40 per month IN advance, for all casef
treated at a distance.
RB-All cases OF Cancer must be under my mme
date care and supervision and fec 70 be one half cash
the balance when cure Is elected
no Diseases Negroes bought al liberal prices. Ac
commOdations for boald are ample besides, the al
hcted have the benefit Of the finest Sulpher ant
Chalybeate waters IN the South.
AS-All communications promptly ansWered. AL
dress, W r. MOSELEf. NJ D.
Dec 26 1860. lily
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jEVR. DAVIS FEMALE ACADEMY.
snunuTA, oLARK 0ouNTY, NIIss.

sI,HE FIRST session Of this school win open on the
first day az October under the personal super
'vsion and control of Mrs s. u. PIERCE, SO long
and rlyorahly known u.s. he head Of the Female
school at pifRCE's STRINGS, in this county.
MRS PIERCE comes 10 TINS community with q
long established aud well sustained reputation rs q
suepessfa teacher Of young ladies, and viii prepare
thom for the advanced classes n any OF the tenWt
college. I'M tho Conlod'rlts Stntcs.
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT is already well pro,
vided for and Mrs pigRoa viii 0ssocnte with herself
euch other experienced tegchcrs as the nee2Ssltes
of m, school may demand The principal VIII take
INTO her house as boatders, few young ladies Who
may particularly desire DO be under her immediate
care ~ twelve do lars per month, INCLUDING al hei-
dentals except washing. which Will Oe extra.
Tntion win bc as IN other schools of the same
Grade, and being fully identified with the country
and HAVING entire confidence n the stanlly and sol
vency of our government VIII receive VA payment
iorb3ard aud tuition, the Treasury Notes and Bonds
of the Confederate States.
lohubuta Sept. 6, 1851. A-'m
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

Syphilis
Primary Socon-
diary, and Tertiary,
Structures, UrothrM Dis
charges, elect, GonorhUa, Noe
tuna Emissions, Diseases OF the Back
and Lons. inflammation Of The Blad-
der and Kidneys Rheuma-
ti4m. HydoCele, Ncrio-
cele, Cancers etc.
etc, etc,
Diseases Peculiar to Females such as Amonorhae
INsmcuorthca Mctrorhagia Nervous De-
billy, etc, successfully treated.
DIR. JAMES long practice in New Orleans, and the
endorsement OF tie almost entire Southern and 9th
or presses, should convince the most skeIjcal that
Dr James can and viii perform What he promises;
DIR JAMt rs would also call the attention especially
of those who have privately and improperly injured
themselves in thar secret and solitary habit whicl
ruins the body and mind. uniting them for either
business or society. producing both constitutional de
Tie following are some Of tho sad and melanchtl,
effects produced by early habits youth, viz Weak
ness Of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head, Pin
ness of Vision, Loss Of Mucular Powell Papitatiot
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia Nervousness trltabllty
symptoms of Consumption, etc. Mentally the fear
mi effects the mind are more TO be dreaded-Loss
Of Memory, Confusion of Ideas depression Of spirits
Evil Forehodngs Aversion to Society. Sel-Dstrust
Love Of Solitude, Iimidity ETC. are some of the evil
produced.
or aylnptoms should not fail To call ON Dr. james
and be at once restored to perfect health Letno false
dpcacy deter you, but call at once and save your
self from Che awful and terrible consequence of these
much to be dreaded maladics,
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured
and full Yigor restored.
| GONORRHQ1A curcdn one 10 three days.
Remember, DIR. JAMES Office has been removed
| to the corner Of CANAL AND RAMPANT STREETS
No PIP.
OFFICE HOURS from A, M. to8. P. NJ.
Nor Orleans Jan 1851. 15-ly
GTATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
! ALL SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLIN
DER.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ to 8
DRAINING WHEELS, from p feet to 80 feet di
amcter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 90 inches in diane
lea Leayitt's Patent ClRCULARSAW MILLS
with both iron and wooden frames, with NorcrOss
Rocker Boxes and Searn's patent Eccentric lica'
| Blocks
Pages and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
| Strauh's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS
| from Is to 80 inches diameter.
| NEWFII'S COTTON SCREWS, Of G, ~. Q and l
inches in diameter by Y feet long, and geared 70
| SIIAFTlNG COUPLINGS, PULLlES, STANDS
| HANGERS and Boxes of all slzos.
| DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, & inches in diameter
| and from 10 te 30 feet long
CIRCULAR SAWS. up to 70 inches diameter.
| DOCTOR ENGINES, OF various sizes.
| INDIA RUBBER BANDS, ofall sizes.
An assortment Of all sizes Of the above articles gen
orally in store ready or delivery al the shortest no
Hec, and for sale on the most favorable terms and a
! hp lowest prices
! Every article fully guaranteed,
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be sent to any
s.H. GILMAN,
70 Grayier Street, NcW-Oraans.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08
GREAT INLAND TnoRoUGHFARI
IA n.r.r-N.lE.N,CE TO AZ I.RLNRs.

,s5,, ,rs,s,ed hos now stocked and in full oper'
atom n ins of -FOUR HORSE MAIL CoAO ti E9
running daily from pesoto, on the Nogf anS n
RAILROAD pa Prairie Line to Pal1ng' ,tt GoRClI
Fs which runs ri-weelsly from paudins ~ NM
Iandsyille southern Railroad and Decatur 70 n nn0
connecting with the Southern k2lo'9t i,,sr,pery
HHe s a ~ Morton, on the southern Road inc IM'
Horse stages leave Paulding for Union on Monus
Wednesdays and Fridays ums e3o .rs an Inc south
WIN Rn e ara now running to Newton Station wh'r'
tbev connect with this line Ao,,ip m.
SsThe Stock on tins line are equ aaa " tbe driver,
COUNT, and accommodating. Passengers may reWo'
he connections being made, s ,o,, in operation
s- We have IvERT sT.Rla nov XIV " person des
NeHtoh 80, he furnished with eonyeyanees 70 any
MONT in the surrounding country p.onr,otora
ShAhnAN 1-tf
Palliirt Oct II, 1860
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Corn.

AOOO Bushels of Corn Tor sale by the undersign.
cents nor bishel cash delivered IN the ncpol az tbs
place, Nee of drsyagc those in want send Qs the
amount ofmoncy they wish TO invest and we VIII give
their orders faithful attention. ,,.,,,,,,,,, ~,
r,..lst,,,, March % 1851 2l-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08
q a r. N T. r. IL GU $ IA.
Near the Railroad Depot)
aFDurr ~ Ala

T,HE subscriber having taken charge Of this esiat-
lishmeut and hid It thoroughly rehited fer the
sissippi friends A, WARREN
Hahtle Aprii e. 1861 .l-lA
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
4iA3t2gE'
FauGdimg, Haiss.

The undersigned have associatod themselves for
The purpose OF carrying on the above buihe7s "
pauldng aud are prepared 20 ito WORK lh lle 'ai i,
'mpe, Wagon and Wheol-rght line generally IA al
it4 branches, rci...
orders for work, such las The making of Carriages
Bngsies and Wagons, or repairing the same' WIZ re-
oeiye prompt attention. . A.. liz
0ur oxtensiye Black smith shop enables us to DO
all kinds of Farm wook including Horse ahoeln&'
IN the best manner , ,.
our terms are cash, unless otherwise aEreeu ny
pecal contract a. ,,-
tOm facilities for dongal kinds Of work IN our
tnc are uncquallcdn this poruono Of the state ana
we respectfully solicit q share OF the PuplN Inn
mage. TAhLUAAs WYNN ~ n,
Jan. 80, 1851. A"-y
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nInnI,s Gor SAC.

,HE propretors Of the cgo ., VA TRw Eef RRa a Of
at al times large SUPPLY o ond i' seeordng 10 the
n most approved forms They WI q sens ~ Con
spce Of postage, to clerks sheri ~ o5s So
stables. Rangers, or any one wlsnng 'l'nN w
ar per qaiTe' CARTER 4 SHANNON:
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For twenty-oue weeks, OrthogNphy. Reading,
Writing Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic
one or all $40 90
''''' o8e on I'M 70 50
one 3r nIl Is 90
Latin and drcol. Languages, 1rigonomotry and
surveying, with The above branches one on all 20 90
This school IS situated in North East Jasper be-
tween P8uldugan llnterpnze. i'm a healthy and in
telhgont community Board can be obtained IN
good families ID ten dollars per month"; Including
Washmgand lights The Principal has had an expe-
rienee Of ten wears in teaching, and has been emf
nently succes-I1in teaching tho hgher branches u
Mathematics auI Latin. Both the Principal and
Assistant are salherner- by birth. education, inter
Est and feeling His discipline win DE strict but
mild and impartial. and every attention will he gwen
to the moral and mcutal cultivation OF students
Pupils can ou.,f ot any time during the session.
and viii Zoe charged from the time Of entering %
the clo-c OF Gao term, uQless prevented from Ntten
dance by pror1oied sickness, which time Will be de-
Quoted rom tuition. Students from a distance viii
be required Co py heir tuition in advance, or give
satisfactory reference (ot arcnt guardian, or some
othorresp onsh.1 person.,
h. +. THlGPFN Principal.
CA HuDDLESrON, Assistant
March o. 1851 23Sm
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Bread and Meat Notice.

WE have been using every exeruon m our powcr
w to supply the country with Provisions Of gu
kinds on dme until they would make a crop The
demand has boon 40 heavy that our resources are
getting pretty wol exhausted. We have, therefore.
houghti best in FUTURE 20 condne orr time safes IN
In the grocery line to Corn and Bacon, and principal
Nv 10 CORN by this means we hope TO be able to con
inue To- supply Corn ON time, ul Che powng season
Is over Wa shall continue to soil Tobacco and Dry
Goods ON Our usual terms our general stock Of Gro
eeries will be- kept ON scale sufficiently large to sup
DIV the demand, and cash purchasers viii find us
rs usnal ready and willing to sell nt the lowest prices
no4sihle MOODY & OFERRAlL
Brick store Eaisyprizo, April 10, 1861. &-ti
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IBHEToMC, LOGIC AND ELOcuTloN.

This is the only chartered Commercial College in
the Southwest and the oldest in the United states,
and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Professors or other good
families, speaking English, French, Spanish Ger
man, ut from s. to 60 per week.
N b. 70 prevent mistakes, or impositions, Stu
dents intended for this College should bring this adj
versement or special directions, as there are every
winter temporary rooms open for a few months all,
Of course, making wonderful pretensions and prom
scs, and posting flaming placards to enghtcn the
people Of New Orleans and the South. When three
or more form Clubs, and enter OF the time, ten
p cent will be deducted from tuition.
Catalogues with terms, opinions Of the press and
leading men of the nation, etc sent to all whe desire
them.
RUFUS DOEBEAR,
President
Nco-Oyleans Feb 10, 1850 left