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CARPET .WAREROOMS.
flgVOriWM' MVtr" " IfewTMeans Adv'ts.
!■ — ^ —I ■ ■ ****** fmrur^njun'T-mjmxrar^J |fc
J. . Bsmeroa & Co.,
** "lit Otaiil Simti
T7"MP constantly on bud a choice uum
JV of TaM, Bnwli, wd Ingrain Carpeting,
Floor Od Cloth,
3 ft. to 34ft. vide by 80 ft. loaf, which «s rot to
rait hit MM Room *r Hall.
Curiam Goods
and Worsied Dsrtfcls, Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Window Cornice* tad Pins, Window Shade*,
Cord*. Tassels, Gimps, etc
New Orleans, March S3, 'Se.-ly.
J AMES 5 ST ME .
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE,
raracum,
BBD66IMTS,
5 PLANTERS and
COUNTRY HE
are invited to examine our stock, which
Every Article In the Drag Line*
guaranteed rf llrit quality, and offered atu favor
able price* as can be had in Hew Or'cani.
J AMIS SYME, Druggist,
137 13* Canal street, cdjhCaioudelet,
Qalaine.
1000 Oanoes last received and to arrive.
Tie ■■■ THinml to be regularly snp-
wlied with nperior Quinine, of Zimmer, Pelltier of
Paris, Powered- Welfbuuan, of Philadelphia, anil
win sell at the lowest market price.
JAMES STME. Druggist,
137 and 139 Canal street, cor. Carondelet,
4 . Svrglcal Initrnments.
On hand a lasge supply, comprising almost every
instrument required by the surgeon, of French,
English and American manufacture, via—
Tieman's complete cases of Surgeons' Instruments.
Wakeley's sets of stricture Bougies.
Pocket Caaea. fram S4 to 930 eaoh.
Amputating Trephining, Obstetri:, Copping and
IHntal Instruments.
Dr. Welch's Sets of OattaPercha Splints.
Fracture Apparatus con
stylsL><.*;w, ■&
Trusses. Bandages. Ice., *c.
complete, in eases.
~ life. J-i:..-
and Specohuns is
Medicine Chests—Leather, Rosewood. Mahogany.
Medical Saddle Bags. i« every style.
For sale by JAMES SYMB, Druggist,
137 and 139 Canal street, cor. Carondelet,
Perfumery ud Dragglstt' Fancy
10 gross Labin'sand AsKrican Extracts—choicest
Perfumes.
10 gross Jotan Carl Farina's Cologne Water—in
bask it quart, pint and octagon bottles.
90 gross finest perfumed Soaps, vis: Low's, Labin's
te.
10 gross Haaels Sc Wright's Transparent Soap-
Balls.
10 gross Balm of a Thousand Flowers.
10 " Flavoring Extracts—Vanilla, Raspberry,
Banana. I^mon. Peach, Ac.
S gross aaSMted Pomatums—French dc American.
—A large assortment of
Hair Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes;
Lilly White, Liquid Blanc de Perles. Rouge;
Aromatic Camphorated Chalk Dentifrice,
Ac.. Ac, can be had, wholesale and re-
tail, at most favorable prices, at
STMrS Drag and Chemical Store, ,
corner Canal and Carondelet streets,
mineral Water*.
75 barrels Bin* Ueh Water.
100 dosen • engreaa wat.r, fram Clarke A White's
fresh from the (prints.
Eng. style.
80 barrel*
Soda Water, in bottles, prepared in
Ju*t received and for **% by
JAMBS SYMl.Drnrgist,
137 and 130 Canal, cer. Carondelet.
C*«gk Remedies.
M gross Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Wis tar's Bslssm of Wild Cherry.
Pectoral, Paate of Liverwort and Wild Cherry.
lOOt fcs Streullen's Gam Drops—assorted flavor*.
swo " " Jaju'-e Paste.
10 gross Rnshton & Burnett's Cod Liver Oil.
3 - Jayne'a Expectorant.
Sew England Cough syrup.
A foil supply just received and far sale by
JAME8 STME, Druggist,
cor. Canal and Candelet streets.
Bran and Chem
30 barrel* alchohot, OS per cent.
S banal* Blow'* No. 1 Castor oil.
31 kegs fresh TuHrinda*
70pound* Chloroform. In 1 lb bottles.
SO sauces Sal.Morphine, iadram vial*.
50 boxes cream of tartar, pare.
SO boxes and keg* bLearfe. or soda.
IS gross Preston A Merrill's Y
20 demijohns French distille-l rose water.
W " Orange flower water.
10 grosa Beidleta powders.
20 boxes Taylor's beet Bermuda arrow root.
20 " Orris corn starch.
13dosen Chtherwood's dinger Brandy.
10 gross Cbxe's Extract Copabia, Cubebs and
8arsapaxili —the most reliable remedy extant.
70 pounds Kagllshand American Calomel,
m • — —
Blue Mass.
Medicinal Ex-
w 'iwicuiai JU*
tracts, vfc Dandelion, Cienta. Bailedhn. Ac.
Essential Oils, vis: Rose, Rose Jeranium. Bitter
Almond*, Hero 11, Petit Grain, Ac.
A flae and select assortment just received and
for sale by JAMBS SY*iE, Druggist,
cor. Canal ahd Carondelet streets,
Swedish and Mmgarlam Leeches.
The subscriber is constantly receiving ffesh im-
ports ti oris of Swedish and Hungarian Leeches, and
is prepared to furnish druggists by the hundred or
thousand. at lowest prices Also sold at retail.
JAMES 8YUE, Druggist,
ear. Canal and Carondelet streets,
Bladen Water.
The subscriber has made arrangements to be reg-
ularly supplied with (he Bladon Water, fresh from
the springs owned by Messrs Conner A Wooten;
and being appointed their sole a genu for New Or-
leans, would raspectftilly Inform druggists and the
public that he is prepared to sell it by the barrel
or in demijohns at the proprietor's prices, and in
every instance the Water is guaranteed to be fresh.
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
cor. Canal and Carondelet streets,
Mar 23 '57-t New Orlcaua La.
PHILASEL PHU IAK17 FACTBO
Wagons,
FIVE sabs
X and ao
C fts, Brays, Ok and Tinker Wheels,
Wkedftarrowi, Tracks, etc.
subscriber keeps always on band a large
— —d eompMe aesortasent of the above articles
in extensive varietiee aad rises, aa well aa all oth-
eis in the line, which are fally warranted to be
mad* of best sea sailed wWtaoas. with black locust
tabs* t *
Porchaaera wiB tap it to their interest to call and
examiae my stock, or dfeset their merchants to do
so. They will tod the articles superior, and prices
DAVID Q. WILSON,
Phil'a Wagon Repo itory,
mil street
_ _ New Orlean*.
3 . B.—Orders ie**lied aad execcnted with dis-
patch, either at the Reoository, New Orleaas, or at
the Maaafoctory, No 30t North Third street, Phil-
adelphia, Peansvlvania.
DIRECT
IMPORTING ESTABLISHMENT.
P. St E. BcUf St >
Sign tf tie CiWa Flax,
Canal Btreet, betwaaa Royal aad Bourbon St*..
h**d * empIe* •toek,f
o^J'J w,
Itathm Mss.. „ '
• - -?"%■■■* bltNU*ri**,
British aad Oaam .n
■ ••iery ,
Plato and Priatad Woolen
DRE 88 GOOD S,
SHAWLS, MAffTLES, CLOAKS.
and a variety of
<8W)®lE)Bo
—ALSO-
BLAKKBT8, KERSEYS, JEA5S
And every variety Southern
Plantation Goods,
all of wWch they s® at wholeeale and retail
an foyosaMe term, aad invite the attention of
Merchants as well a* Master*. [marW-'ST ly
ERjlSTATIONERY, SCHOOL
ft. PIS) Old, CUTLERY,
CY GOODS, .No*. S3 and
E.
ANDRLANK
PERFtTMERY
S7 Commas Street. New Oris
Country aad CUf Weia will Sadat our
Ushmcat aa extensive ssaortmsat af
to every braaeh ot Trade, aa I are i
vited to call aad—assise ear ta*fc aad Prices
. VAfUS, Bt«<* f
Printlag, all sisa; Wrapping, do; Hardware, do;
a^plalBl too *eap— dec Net*, do. Dmg—
In-
Letter,
SCHOOL ROOKS, BLANK BOORS, QUARTO BI-
BLE* aad HAIlQRaawrOTasy deeeripdoa.
Ivory Ceake, all Nostlad1aHnMiar.de: Imtta-
Hos Shell, BaSblo. Horn, Hair Brashes. Tooth, do r
Sail, do; ~ *" * — — -
India ~
Ported
Hooka aad Ryes. Leekiag dim
Watch Quanta, Suspenders Silver Thimble*, Pock
et Confesses, Rlaekiag. Twine. Tacks, ete^ etc.
* of Clocks, Toilet Saap*, Perfome
«y and Fancy
.. *. d TIT ENS A CO.,
SSaadSTOin i it
ST* CHARLES EXCHANGE
HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA .
HALL & HILPRETH, Proprietors.
WATCHEfj WATCHES,
JEWELRY.
solo mtrrtao (holisb livsrs;
Cooper, Tobias, Johnson, Ac
gold atrmao swtss tsvass:
HaUie, J. N. Perret, Maire, Ac.
sols bchtiro jesasassa warcnas;
aim jewelry of every description:
Oold, Silver and Steel srscracLts, to suit any sight
or age.
PLATtD WARS, CUT LRU V. GUNS,
£ COLT'S PI-TOL3, he.
For sale low at 0RB8OK A WILSON,
Mar'31y. Corner Canal and Camp sts.
| JE. Carver company's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
rsitjE iandervigned, sole marufactorers under E.
A. Caaraa'* patent of 1839. 1841 ami 1848, have
permanently establ.shed an Office and Warehouse
at No. 70 Qravier St., and are now prepared to fur
nistt to Planters and Merchants any size of the cele-
brated eiN."
They deem it unnecessary to detail its advantages
over others, as its numhfrless endorsement^ by
practical authorities, now using it, are sufficient to
can firm its high reputation, and to make its adoption
still more general.
Marl3iy. E. CARTER COMVAXY.
New Orlean?.
Champagne Agency.
"IVfOBT A CHAN DON'S Fluer de Siilery, ffiil de
lU Perdrix. Versenay and Vin Imperial.
JULES MUMM'S A CO.'8 Anchor, Yerzenay,
Cabinet and Imperial.
The subscriber is authorised to reeeive orders on
liberal terms for direct importation of the above
named very superior Champagne, and solicits the
attention of the dealers in general. A stock al-
ways on hand. Samples can be seen at the office of
S. WOLFF, 93 Camp st.
Mar13 ly. New Orleans.
ISw Orleans Mv'ts.
Removal.
Ubifinna Steam Clothing Manufactory.
The subscribers have removed fmm v o. 175 to
Not. 165 and 167 Canal Street,
111 the same block. ? :
l"he sp 'Cioua building in which they have now
established their muanufactory. will enable them to
keepupiwith the increased demand for their su*>.«tm
tial and well-made PLANTATION CLOTHING:
and thankful for the spreading patronage bestoved
on them they will spare no exertion to make tfcem-
sel ves deservi ng of its continuance.
Planters and country merchtints coming to the
city are respectfully invited to call and visit their
establishment". HEBRARD fe CO.,
MarchI8-"5T, New Orleans
Xew York Advertisemenis.
IdOnisiana. Carriage Ucpooitory.
CARRIAGES—CJRRMGES.
JUST received per ships Or-
phan, Dictator and other late
arrivals, from the mnnufacto-
ries a l&r^'e and comp.ete assortment, comprising
Coaches, Rockaways. Barouches, Dou'-le Huggies.
Side-Seat, do.. Buggies with or without tops.and al
most every kind in general use suitable for the city
and country trade. Far sale low ar, l on accommo-
dating terms by W. W. CRANK & CO,
[marlo ly. Carondelet St., TJ ion Row. N. O.
R.
CAICKIAGE KEPO.MTOHV.
MARSH DTSMAN & CO
Sl S3 and 85 Common st..
Wm. P. Converse fc Co., -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IJV EXCHANGE-
42 Pine St., Mew York.
W. P. Cokvkrsic, late of Converse 4c Co.. Yew
Orleans.
P. S. Gerald, late of Montgomery, Alabama.
Feba'57 ly.
Herring'* Patent Champion
Fire-Proof Safes.
W'ITH HALLS PATENT POWDER-PROOF
' LOCKS—the same that were awarded sepe-
rate Medals at the World's Fair, London, 1851, and
the Worl.i's Fair, New York, 1H53; and are the only
American Hafes that were awarded medals at the
London World's Fair.
These Safes are now admitted to be saperior to
any ever offered to the public; and the subscribers
chal lenge the world to produce an instance of these
Safes failing to preserve their contents through the
hottest fires, or a burglar picking the lock.
The subscribers and their agents are the only per-
sons authorised to make and sell Herring's Patent
Champion 8afe, with Hall's Patent Powiler-Proof
Locks. S. C. HERRING fc CO.,
Gre<;n Block, 13S. 137 and 139 Wster St., and S
Murray >t, New York.
Aoknts I if Tex is:—Thomas Martin fc Co.. Hons
ton ; II. D. Norton Al Bros, £sn Antonio, Texas,
t' ebl3 Sm.
Hr. J. Overman.
Wx.B Cassillt
Between St. Charles and City Httcl.
CALECHES, ROCKAWAYS.
NELSON CLEMENTS, «c CO.
Commission Merchants and Cotton
Factors,
\0. 66, BROAD Street. NEW YORK
Liberal cash advances made on all consignments
to the ahove house, by Messrs. T. H. MrMasaa k.
Gilbert Strako.Galveston.
Sept. S6th, IhiK. ly.
Marett Brandy.
THE undersigned, duly appointed agent for the
old established house of ARBOUIN, MARETT
k. CO., for the sale of their Tery superior Brandies;
also, sole Importer or the justly celebrated Poult-
ney Brandy, is now prepared to receive orders for
either at the lowest market prices in Cognac, to be
shipped direct to any port in the Union. A supply
constantly on band. Samples can be seen at the
store of S. WOLFF, 95 Camp st,
Marl3 ly. New Orleans.
BRETTS, BUGGIES.
COACHES. JER8EYWAGONS,
And a general assormeot of HARNESS, for sale low
for cash or city acceptances.
[Mar 18 '57-ly
BREWER & CALDWELL,
General Commission Merchants,
Mo. 20 Old Slip,
H. C. BRIWER. { w„ ~„v
SAM'L B. CALDWELL. \ n*w To™'
liefer to Messrs. H- SAUrsss It Co., Houston.
0-.t3l '5fi-ly.
SCH1EFFEL.1N, BKO'S & CO.,
IMPORTKRS AND DEALERS IK
I Drugs, Pain , Oils, Perfumeries, Qt.,
1*0 wuiiom street, cor. Beekmun,
New York,
FiVITE the attention of the tradeto
their lnrge and va >ed stock of Dru ;s
f?
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
J. Wright St Co.
CATALOGUE OF GENUINE AND POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Which they offer to supply Druggists and Deal-
ersat Proprietors lowest wholesale prices.
TTjpGeneral Depot and Special Agency No- 21
10151 Chartres srreet, New Orleans, La
C. C. BIER. WM. a. STEPHENS.
C. C. BIER Sc CO.,
So. 95 Camp Street, New Orleans,
Manufacturers of the Patent Indestructible \ OiU, Perfumery. &c. inaddi-
__ . tion to their regular importations of
lVStPr "IPCS. ! ~t-iple Drugs they nre also receiving,
. , . direct from the sources of production and nmnnfas
THi.5t Pipes have proven .o he ' tllre, supplies of Tooth. Hair t-nU /fail Bnuku,
tiie best water pipes in use. HjjSH Bronzes. Corks, Mortars, Sponges, French and
They are majle of Sheet-Iron, ct ac- English Perfumery, Luton's Extracts, and many
.. . P'l Ere in->ine, iiaif an inch | other articiet usually emhraced in Druggist's stocks,
thich, with a Composition made of IIvdraclic Ck which they ere also enabled to offer on the moat
hent. anil when laid in the ground, receives a coat- i advnntngeous terms. f'Orders. either in person
ingofthe same on the outside. This composition i or bv mail, will receive prompt nttention. jun^ ly
comes perfectly petrified. an<l will deliver wa'er 1 r
pCREanci BEALTirv. U'eniake them of sizes vary- I Clar, Austin & Smitb,
ing Irom \ to 3<i inches in diameter, to stand a '
pressure from 20 to lCOn feet head. The first cost t .■ .. „ , _ ,. . ,
* * Ann-street, New-York, offer to all dealers
VERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian, Kerl's.
Swaim's, B. A. Fahnestock's.
Perry's Dead Shot. McLane's.
Jayne's Tonic,
BALSAMS AND COUOH REMEDIES.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Liver-
wort.
TT7"H0LLSALE Booksellers. 3 Park-row and S
of which is iiievper than any other pipes now j . „ Ann-street, New-York, offer to all dealers
made. We will undertake to construct Water Works i ID a Stationery, either in large or small
Wistar'a Balsam of Wild
Cherry,
nesting's Naptha.
Shermcn's Balsam,
Baehan's Hungarian,
Davis' Wild Cherry and
Tar,
'a Pulmonic Sprup
England Cough Syrup
Bartholomew's Apecto
rant.
Hall's Balsam, Dr. Rose's
Swayne's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. I
SARfAPARILL AS.
Jayne's Ezpect^rant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Roger's Liverwort & Tar,
Mrs- Gardiner's Liver-
wort.
Stabler's Cherry Exwec-
rant,
Loudon's Indian d o
do
Dr. John Ball's
8. P. Townsend's,
Sands,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenter's,
Woll's Strengthening,
Xwen's do
Jew David, or Hebrew,
Badeau's
Wynkop's
Shaker's,
Graffenberg's.
Bristol's,
(Goyscott's Yellow Dock,
PLASTERS.
Knapp's I idian,
Alcock's Porous,
Oriffitn's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnica.
for cities, towns or plantations, on the most ap-
proved pUns and reasonable terms. j
XT?*Plumbing, Zinc, Copper, Tin I
and Sheet-Iron AVorb, done in all its ra i
rious branches. ;
TT73 We keep constantly on hand Cooking1 '
Stoves and ICangeN, of all patterns, sizes and
prices.
Hj® Baths, Bathing Tubs, Wash-bind Stands,
Water Closets, cast-iron and lead Sinks, lead and
iron pipes, of all sizes.
nj Pumps of all sizes and patterns, both lift
and^orce.
II f Plumber's Materials, of all kinds, constant-
ly on hand.
All work warranted to give entire stisfaction.
We solicit orders from the country, and will en-
deavorto meet the views of all who may favor us
with their orders or communications.
C. C- BIER & CO.. 95 Camp St.,
Marcl201y. New Orleans.
quanties as varied an assortment of School, Classi-
cal and Miscellaneous Books as there is to be
found in the city of New York, or elsewhere. Alto,
Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping Papers, En-
velopes. janl4-'56.
Premium Piano Fortes.
GROVESTEEN & CO., No 505 Broadway, S
York, next door to the St. Nicholas Hotel,
would call the attention of those about purchasing
to their splendid stock of 6a to 7)4 octavo Pianos
which they believe cannot be excelled by any others
in thecity, either in tone, finish, quality of materi-
als or workmanship. Medals have been awarded
by the American Jnstitut* to their instrament five
years in succession.
Ilaving recently purchased the entire stock of the
late firm of Dubois & Warimer formerly Dubois Jt
Stodart, favorably known for forty years as Piano
Forte manufacturers, they would invite the continu-
ed favors of the friends and customers of said firm,
with confidence of being able to give entire satisfac-
tion. The Pianos exhibiting by G. Jc Co., at the
World's Fair, New York, are the observed of all ob-
servers, and challenge competition, both in elegance
of finish and quality of tune. One is of Paper
Mache in the most elegant style of the art, the other
of most elaborately carved rosewood. Jan-'K.
GENTRY, SLOTE fc CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
LINIMENTS.
AMD
Mexican Mustang,
Terrell's Araoian,
Batter's Nerve and Bone,
Hunt's,
Hay's,
Tobias' Venetian,
Kellinger's,
Gardener's,
Bartiue's Horse,
Merchant's Gargling,
Cherokee,
jjayne's.
He wen' Nerve and Bone,
AGUE REMEDIES, &e.
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Snced's Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
Osgood's Indian Chola'
gone.
Rowan's Tonie Mixture,
Smith's Tonic Syrup,
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough; andJBryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Worm, jLocock's do do
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovet's Wahpeneor HairiPhalon'sHairlnvigorator
_ Gloss, London's Oriental Hair
Tonic.
Barry's Tricopherus,
Lyon's Katharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid.
Tin Deuseu's YVahpene,
Jayne'a Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Era Lustrale,
0 dbridge's Balm of Col-
umbia,
Radway'sCircasian Balm
PANACEAS.
Swaim's ICullen's IndianVegetable
Houck's | Longley's Great Western,
OINTMENTS AND 8ALVES
Daily's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor,
Prof Holloway's Ointm't
McAMster's All-Healing.
Brook's Magic Salve.
Pryor's Pile.
Gray's,
Harrison's Pacific.
Trask's Magnetic.
Judkin's,
Loudon's Al!-Uea!ing,
Russia.
OIL-".
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 121, Front Street, New York.
ABRAM M. OGNTRY, Texas.
ALONZO SLOTE, I Vo„ _ fc
GEO. K. OTIS. 1 lor*"
[JanMly.'S?.
Rushton's Cod Liver-OiijBrltish,
McNiir's Accoustic, j Harlaem-
Scarpa's do |
BITTERS.
MolfiUt's Phoenix.
Blake's Aromatic,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry.
Biehardsoa'sShenryWine
Oxygenated.
Cologne Water.
Bay do
Florida do
IHatehing's YegetableDys
pepsia
Gou ey'a Vegetable,
Coleman's,
Uoofland's German.
COSMETICS.
JMeen Fan,
IJones Lilly White
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's Brown Windsor, .Toilet and Family,
Jones' Chemical, Shavi ng Creams and Com
Had way's Medicated. pounds of all descrip
Castiles, lions.
PILLS.
;'s Indian Vegeta'ljAllebasi's Health.
'a Life,
Brandreth's,
Morrison's,
Lee's New Loodo,
Parr'*,
Sappington's,
Champion's.
Graffenberg'a,
Jayne's Sanative,
do Ague,
Hubbard's Antl-Bilous,
Winer's Chamomile,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Peter'e.
Cook's,
Cooper's
Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's,
do Ague,
Cllcknrr's Sugar Coated,
Herrick's do
Hubert's Anti-Bilious,
Hooper's,
Beekwith's,
jLeidy's Blood,
ilngoldsby's Pile.
j Scott's Vegetable,
lEagou.s.
iRadway's Regulators.
iRose s Railroad,
ILeidy's Female.
Loudon's Indian Sanat'e
do Ague.
! Holloway's,
{Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic
Gordon's,
DR.. JAMES' DISPENSARY.
No. 82 Customhous 5t
BETWEEN ROYAL AXD BOURBON STS.,
New Orleans*
For the Permanent Cure and Eradication of
all Private Diseases, without Mercury,
Hindrance from Business, or Expo-
sure to Friends, Kith the use of
Jfeicly Discovered Remedies-
A cure Guaranteid in all
eases, when within
the power of
Remedies.
TIIE unparallele<l succeis which h&s attended
these REMEDIES in ali parts of the U. States
and Europe, the many remarkable currs they have
elected which were pronunced incurable by the most
eminent Phsicians, justifies me in offering them to
the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
are some of the diseases termed * i rivate,'' all of
which these remedies permanently eradicate, viz :
Syphilis, primary, secoudary and tertiary; Ure-
thral liisi harcses. Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Nocti:r-
hal Emij-s.uns, Periodical affections of Fexalks,
however complica ed they may be; Diseases of the
Back and ions. Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Rheumatism, Hylhocele, Cancers,
Ulcers, Tumors, and al: diseases of the skin.
Stricti ses cured without the use of the tiougi*
or any instrument
Dr. Jakes would also cnll the attention especially I
of those who have privately and improperly injured ;
themselves in that secret and solitary hai ii whicn
ruin the body and mind, unfitting them for eitiier
business or society, viz: Constitual Debilitr or In-
potency. Che following are some of the sad an.
melancholy effects produced by early habits of yo th f
viz: Weakness of thee Back and Lim^ s, I'ain in the i
Head Dimness of Vision. hoss of Muscular Power. '
Palpitation of the Heart, Dispepsio, Nervousness, !
Irritability, Symptoms of Consumption, etc. Men- pu iic nitr
tal y. the fearful effe« ts on the mind : re more to be I
drea<led. Loss of Memory. Confusion of Ideas, De- JPfltent Do<*r and Crate Spring*
pressiou of -pirit. Evil foreliodin;. Aversion to j I) vr 1NMAX. from Sheffield, England, manu-
Society, Solf-Histrust, Love ot Solitude, Timia'ty , J[\. facturer of ('lDman's" Patent Door and Gate
etc.. are some of the evil-prodact-d. ' Spring, to which was awarded the first premium at
All persous afflicted with nuv of the afcove syrop , the World's fair in London, in 1851, announces that
toms should not fail to call on Dr Jam*?, and be at ! he has constituted Messrs. Win. M. Rice fc ' o„ his
once restored to perfect health. Let no false deli-
cacy prevent yon, but apply immediately, an 1 save
Salamander Safes.
EVANS fc WATSON, No. 83 Dock-street, Phila-
delphia, have now on hand a large assortment
of their Patent Salamander Hre and Thief Proof
Safes, for Papers, Books, Jewelry, fcc.
Fine-Proof Doors for Banks an<* Stores.
IE? Soie Agency for Butter-wo. th's celebrated
Bank, Vault and Door Lpcks. These Locks bid de-
fiance to all Lock Picks, Hobbs' included.
Patent Slate-Lined Refrigerators. Water-Vil
era. A*
LIVEK1 STABLE.
IHK CNDT5RSIGNKD respectfully
citizens of Houston, and the travelling Public
in general, that he has taken charge of the Livery
Stable formerly known as
Hogan House stable,
S'tvatei at the fVest end of Market Square,
■ o - his own personal attention,andaplenty
o; pre rs r. hand he expects a liberal share o
Aug 32- F.H. GLAMEYBR.
sole agent for Houston. For neatses, simplicity
- - - - - - - , and full performance of all it is intended to do, its
yoursely from the awful aud_dre idful c^usequences i exceeding usefulness, its durability and cheapness.
it certainly takes its position in the front rank of
modern inventions. We do not intend to puff, a
examination will convince the judgement af
lUufci 'v K. W- INMA.N.
of this terri le malady Weaknesi of the organs
immediately cured, and full vigor restored.
P. S.—Persons residing out of the city, or cannot
visity me personally, by giving particulars of dis-
ease, in letter, and enclosing a fee of T n Dollars,
will have the Remedies of disease sent to their ad-
dress, enclosed in a small package and concealed
from observation. >o communication noticed un
1-ss accompanying the fee as the numerous corres-
pondence of the Do tor for>d>ls.
Consultations held strictly confilential.
Address, DR* JAMES.
Medical Dispensary. No. 82 Customhouse Street.,
[mar20 ]y ] Between Koyal and Bourbon, N. 0-
WE have beon requested to close out sundry
goods on consignments, as the owners need
moner. Call soon or you will loose a bargain.
TYSON. BRADLEY dc CO.,
Jan 14 tf Cain's Building.
T)r.
Drugs and Ulcdicincs. '
rpilE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
1 of Physicians and Country Merchants t. his
very extensive stock of Drui-s Merchants, Chemi-
cals, etc., etc., which are olfere I for sale at a very
sma 1 a lvance on cost, for cash or city acceptance,
among which are the following articles on han j :
800 ozs. French and Am
Quinine.
200 fes Calomel F fc Am.
9n0 do Blue Mass
ANB'S
• rr.D
Wlstar's Gentle Purga've] McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic. | Jules Hauel's,
Glllmsun'sInstaatansous,)Jayne's American,
Batcbelor's, Kast India.
Ballard's. j
MISCELLANEOUS.
5110 )bs Assafiteda
500 uo Tartaric Acid
60V do Kefd Borax
lOil) do Arrow Root
1500 do Gum Arabic
2- 0 do Carb Magnesia
25 cans. 10 jfcs each.
col'd do.
200 do Balsam Coparia
500dt. Spirits Nitre
500 do Aq Ammonia
500 doz Scotch and Mac
Snuff
25 gross M'Lane's Ver
25 do Fahenstock's do
3 do Col Liver Oil
Dr. Rhodes' Fever Care,
Bala of a Thousand flow
Dr. Kennedy's Medical
Discovery.
Yaadei eer's Medicated
Gin,
Weaver's Canker andSalt
Rheum Syrup,
Weaver's Cerate.
Br. Morse s Invigorating
Cordial,
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
Washington Remedies,
Dr. • cClintock's Family
(tS M9
to Wsldhttt Jswsltj.
SILrXR JUtD PLATED WAX*
iJ MR ARTICLES, '
Sa- WCamp strMt... under the City ffotal.
■aw Oaiissp.
"Mp ^^'jsw>ru hs^ofevey^ variety.
WttfcT. awO«iaaw.
AgalwSh&lKSta
•# fts.; flattd
atad, Watahee Olaa
aad nivar War, malnl
' •
Medecines
Messenger's London Ccr-
dial Gin,
Rushtous Llverwcrt Paste
Prof. Wood's Hair Resto-
rative,
White's Hair Revivifier,
Luctum's Specific.
Gum Drops and Jujube
Paste,
Mortfmore's Rheumatic
, Compound,
da Elixir of Rhubarb Mortimore's Cordial Bit-
Oartar,s Spanish Mixture tcrs.
Mother's keltef, Crossman's Specific,
Toothache Drops, Cpham's Pile Electuary,
Lyon's Magnetic Powder*;Steer's Opedeldoc,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial 'Godfrey's Cordial.
Thompson's Eye water,!Turlington's Balsam,
Watt's Nerroui Antidote Bateman's Drops,
Billing's Astringent, Dr. Jayne's Family Med-
Hyatt's Life Balaam. iclnes.
McMann's Elix. of Opium 8 idleti dr Sada Powders
*adway's Bealy Relief Epping's Fluid Ex.Buchn
do Beso'vsat, Lucina Cordial,
Tarrant's Indelllble Ink, Juno's do
Br- Rose's Preparation, Wilson's Death m Rits.
Winer's Arcanum Ext'cl, Spohn'sBeailache rem'dy
Tenaar'a Spaeific, Conneli's Mixture,
Marshall's • atholieon, :Dr.Marchisi's Uterine Ca
Morse's Compound Syrup' thoiicon,
jr of Tallow l-ock, [Cowan's LUhuatriptic.
Parry Davis' Pain Killer, Louden's^Preparations,
*own's Esi. of Oinger,'Houghton's Pepsin,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
SyDruggisw and MTchanu. and all Dealers la
any of the articles contained in the above catalogue,
will find it to their advantage by ealllngor sending
their "(dsn as above, where will be found the most
agtdnafve assortment of genuine Patent Mediciues
in the Halted States, and a' the lowest prices.
Please address J. W RI O H T fc CO..
Senate. Medicine Wsrehoa*e,Ne.>l snd 151 Char
street, Sew Orlean* [Mar W-ly j
Removal.
THE undersigned has removed to N'os. 13 snd 15
*■ CaWFtmasr, (near Canal.) and bersto inform
hi* friends and the public that he is now ojeninc a
•no stock of
MEN'S AND YOUTH'*
•mmHe Clathlas.
MEN 8 AMD YOUTH'S FCRK191IING GOODS;
Ub«b and LiBufa Bosom Shirts.
_ Of « ery else and quality.
Superior New York and Philadelphia
u Trunks made to order.
Vali*is awt CiircT-BiM of sfery rariety.
SILK AND GIN HAM UMBRELLAS;
Wmktrjt Gloves, Jravi I, Tics, Suspenders.
LIMXN AND COTTON DRAWER?.
Mm+f de CUmmbnl
And wrtrj article osoally kept ia a Clothko
Stoab.
Straoftrs and the public are invited to call and
•zsmina the itoek, srhlch is unsurpassed by any in
*•«*!jr. BOBBRT PITKIN,
No. 13 end 15 Camp street, New Orleans
Merck Id tf.
feftable Steaa Enfinea
jA^TBRtS ▼ieltinf New Orleans are requested
to call at the subscriber's store and see in
2u do Ayer's Cher Pec'l
Sodo do Pills
lObbls reflnM Camphor
8 do cream of tartar
20do Alum
23do Epsom salts
15t)o ti >ur sulphur
lOd.i roll do
50 do coperas
5* beg* sup carb soda
50 do saltpetre
20 casks sal soda
1500 do indigo, 8 F
20 gross sedlita powders
20do soda do
20do M off it's pills
2>do M'Lunf's do
20 do Wright's do
20 do Braudetirs do
50 do sugar of lein )ns
Surgical instruments, npothecarries vials and
lOttles, window glass. iinsee l oil, castor oil, spirits
turpentine, alcohol, white lead and co ored paints,
etc., etc. O. N. MOR ilSO.V,
Wholesale Druggist Xo 12 Magazine St., N. 0.
March 20 .y.
APPEAL TO
CHEMISTS AN D SA V AX6.
BV
E. GAUDOZ, Apothkcaey.
Canter of Conti and Burgundy streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
ACTI10R of "Merculial Treatment of Syphilis,
Mercurial Disease, ite Incurable IMairue of
th* Human Species/' Without Mercury, without
iodine, without iodine or potass. No more chloride
of gold, darsaparilla of no account. Secret dis
eases, Syphyilis, Gonorrhea, disease of the skin,
•curry, ets., etc.
Mr. £. Oiudos, apothecary, being desiruus to
convince,can prove:
That he does not employ either mercury* iodine,
or iodures.
No salts of gold or their preparations.
The non-value of Sarsapnrilla and all vegetable
substances, as having no effect in the Syphilitic
virus.
j Th*t he employs no metalic su -stance.
Wiil prove that the medicines he us«s for th« <le-
j strurtion of mercury ennnot injure the h.alth of
| even the most delicate constitution.
; Demonstrates chemically thnt his treatment de-
I composes the mercury, and forms a salts which is
j thrown off in the circulation, purifies th*; « h od snd
restores it to its original vigor.
That by this same p'epa.ation he cures private
diseases; diseases of the skin, syphilis, goaorrhea,
scurvy.scaN, Slc . Ac.
He prove* in fact, ihat by his method he dec m
poses expels an I destroys everything that can in-
jure the health of the Mood.
Makes an appeal to all chemists in the Called
States to confirm or refute that which he advances.
Cures poor people, and those already deemed in-
curable, gratuitously.
Consultation and medical information by letter.
8en is medicines to all the cities of the Union,
with instructions and regimen.
Write o r call at the medical establishment of
K OAUilOZ, Apothecary.
Corner of Conti and Burgauily Ms., N. O.
Private rooms tor consultation. Imai2>) ly.
VT li M I FUGE
S •> v r PILLS.
j-.- , i. . ... .r>iienterthsA|a
■ ■c not recom-
Universal
C s4;l a!Uy hist simply for
t ic-ir name pur-
VV-riat
ports.
The \> rm ifuge, foi
expt i 'irn: V\ orms from
the i'unuiii system, has
al sc > he. 11 administered
with tin most satisfactory
rcsulii t<> various animals
siibjcrt to Worms.
The Liver Pills, foi
the cure of Liver Com-
plaint, ali Bilious De-
rangements, Sick Head-
ache, &c.
Purchaser^ will please
>e particular to ask _ foi
Dr. C. McLane's Cele^
brated Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
Act
WgrLlAM
Tlotarv V
AN DK KS,
T>LAMT
JT teeal
sesnot ha scaelled.
PORTABLE 8TXAM ENGINE.
ly tor Plantation nse, which, for run-
corn mills, or pumping water.
The first cdst af these Eaflnas U less than that
alike aolea aal«aa4 be raqalrsd to do the same
amount of work, aad they are aoelai>le that any
ggo eforiinasy capacity can betaaght to ran one
^jMsalamatwockia dUhreataMnntaetarle, In
■ eltyaat are gieiag entire asrlshetlon.
XOT1CL.
F[ vie** of the passage by Congress
granting 1(H) acres of land (and the compliment
to those who heretofore received but 4U or cu acres>
to all Officers, Musicians and Privates, as well as
seamen snd Marines, serving in any of the wars
since 179U, and to their widows and mnor children
end to all widows of revolationrry soldiers, and in-
creasing the pension of revolutionary soldiers, in
valids and widows. The undersigned will attend
to the collection of all claims through his *gent in
the City of Washington, upon the most reasonoble
terms.
Hoa«ton. March 14.
"ACKS ttoyd's Prolific Couon 8^ed.
1U sacKs Petit O jif cotton sted.
Just received and for sale by
TYSON, BKADLEY & CO..
Main st., Houston.
P. S. By reference to certifi-ates ia our po*««s-
sitn, from Planters of high standing in Georgia,
■ Alabama. Mississippi and Louis ana. it will be seen
1 that Boyd's Prolific Cotton 8eed will i-rodare from
' the same land double the quantity the hind pics
dounle the quantity, (of as t;nod staple) than from
any oth er seed. Planters will do w«|. to tall and
ee f> r tliemselres- T. B- k. CO
Febll.
Jan 14
M are riving entire earisfkctlon.
. O* LOWBMU Afent,
10 MttUiBs ettei
HOUSTON rOMKVKK!
Patronise Home IndustryShakespasro.
r| HB undersigned, having recent I r o. #ned his
1 Shop on Main street, on th« next block above
the old Capital, it prepared to do ALL KIND) of
CABPKKTEfTSand JO NKR'3 work at the ihort-
eat notice, and at terms so reasonable that his
customers will be lead to wonder how he can work
so cheap and make a living. Qive him a call, and
tljlffcr V. H. f HOST
sole proprietors, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., and take nc
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with D". McLane's, arc
worth! e
" -r,
Thw c,: >
Vermis ;
Pill6 can i;
jail rcyy<''
j Stores.
I FLEM ilvO1 BRO'd, .
^ 60 Wr.or. St.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
i«U> Proprlttwt
For sal* by
WM H ELIOT A CO..
Houston 1
we McLane's
and Livei
-v be had at
'iible Drug
Lawyers.
JAJira W. WTNNE,
ptfTORNBY AT LAW
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Ofict near the OH Capital.
March 11 ly.
■oaaca coxa. a. annsiteo.
CO PTE & ANDERSON,
A TTORNEYS AT LA W,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
OFFICE on Main street, just above the old Presi-
dept's Hoaae. — , - [mar2-'57 ly.
O. J. BALDWIN,
A TTORNE Y Al LA W,
HOUSTON, TEXAS-
auniit 11. IA56.—-ly
JOHN OT. BRADY
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
j Houston, Texas.
\\Tlih *lre particular attention to business in
T T the Supreme, District and Inferior Courts of
this State Also, practice in the federal Courts-
Office, Court Houss Square. [dec)0-'56 ly
• x. aeaxc-H a. aaaacaoHBia
BRANCH * ABERCROJSB1E,
ATTORNEY'S at LAW,
Hunttvills Tezat.
WtL practice in the courts ot ths Ssrenth
District, and the Supreme Court at Galves-
ton. fjan30-'57 ly.l
C. W. BVCKLET,
HAS resumed the practice of the Law, and vil
attend the Courts of the 1st Judicial District
those of Harris and Montgomery, and aay other
vhere employed. dec 14
Post office address—Hodges Bend Teaaa-
AUCPSTC5 C. DAWS,
■Votary Public, Conveyancer, Gen'l Land Agent
and Beat Estate Broker.
fXTlLL attend to the purchaes and sale or lands,
VY city property, negroes, investigating titles,
payment of taxes, etc. Office opposite the Capitol
Houston. Texas.
Masonic, &c.
I. O.
O. F.
LONE STAR LODGE, No. l, meet
ersry Teusday evening at their Hall, corner
Slain and Franklin Streets, in thiscity.
Joa:r Tern*. S. O. W. L. Withers. V. 0.
Pr. A 0. Livt. Ser H. WiaKER.Treas.
Jan 19 ly
WEBB ENCADKPiOENT, NO. 13.
I. 0. 0. F.
A.TEETS on the first and third Saturdays'
ITJL of every month, at the Encampment'
Room, Odd Fellow's Hall, corner of Main
and Franklin streets.
orricras:
Jno. 8 Sellers, C. P. H. Welner, H. P.
Kobt. Jarmon, 8. W H- E. Perkins, J. W.
&- P- Boyce, Scribe. H. B. All n. Treas'
Jan. Iti. 1855.—bm
«k JB
X
Houston lodge, no.
50 I O. O. F-, will meet at
theOdd Fellow's Hallon Monday eve-'"
nings.
J. B. Dart, N. G, A. J. Har, V O-
Bobt. Beans, *tc L. Tarr, Treas.
JanH 6m.
HOVSTON COUNCIL, NO. —
R. & S. M.
MEETS on the night of the second
■um Tuesday of every month, at Council Boom,
Masonic Hall, Houston.
£. W. TAYLOB, T. I. G M.
Geo. H. BaiHOHcasT. Sec'y. [feb9 ly.
HVTHVEN COnjUNDERT, NO. 8.
k. t.
Ml MEETS ' n the night of the second Friday
MX* of every month, at the Asylum, Masonic
f Hall. Houston.
| WM, H. KINO. G. C.
Kobt. Brewstc*. Becorder. Ifeh9 ly
HOLLAND LODGE, NO.
a. y . m.
Is
GalvestonISverasements.
J . Sac he,
VERANDAH BUILDINGS.
TBEMOXT ST., GALVESTON.
Looking-Glasses, Portrait & Pciture Frames
Made to order.
OLD LOOKING-GLASSES RE-SILVERED,
And new ones made to ordert>f any sixe.
Plain and Ornamental Gliding done in the best
style| Coffee Houses, Buildings, Saloons and
8teamboats, Ornamented and Gi t.
Old Frames re-gilt. Old Paintings cleaned and
restored.
GALVANIZING, IK GOLD AND SILVER.
Of all kinds of German silver Plated Ware. Sooons,
Knives, Forks, Watches, Jewelry, Brass or
Plated Lamps, Castors, fee., made to ap-
pear equal to new, and warranted to
wear well. Qanl ly.
WM. T. AUSTIN,
OILrESTOJT, TEXAS.
COTTON t ACTOK, RECEIVING, KO It WARDING
k fiENEHAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IASH advances made apon all consignments to
i my address, either for sale in this market or
for reshipment to otherports. fcbSO *5*af
pj
\y
--■■■■ -'Twa—
! HART A CO^
'li V '
o X BOXES car Soda U pac!
X t) *5 " Salartios. •'
10 barrels cer Soda.
9 casks Sal Soda-
I " godaAsh
For sale by
J * I
V
HART * a.
Puttr-
| A BARREL? Putty:
J.V/JS casks whiting.
For sale by .
~~HART * do
Glass Jars Ac.
AAA DOZEN Tnmblera.
/CryjV 25 " Goblets.
25 ** Wines. **!
80 " Spicie jars—gallon long.
10 •« - " * galM -
13 gros.1 Wine bottles.
For saleby HAETfcCO.
For saie1 y
Halt mad. Hays]
HELLS Malt.
SO Bales Hop—1856 crop.
500 ®LSnELt,S M#It-
BART & CO.
Rice.
U. TY SON,
RECEIVING. FOBWABDING & COMMISSION
MERCHAX1,
Strand, Galveston, rezas.
PARTICULAR at'ention paid to all msiness en- i
trusted to my care Nov. 1 wtw ly. i
Xremant Hoaae.
Guvnros,
H E Undersigned having
T
leased this well known Ho
tel. has had the same thoroughly
renovated and refurnished and is
now prepared to accommodate the travrl'infr public.
Nov. 17 ly. B. U. MONTGOMERY.
Lessee.
" TIERCES new Bice, fer sale b
0 hart * co.
Oils icc„ j.
1 A BARRELR Linseed Oil.
ius •' Lard Oil.
5 " Spirits Tupentine,
For sele by IIABT tt 00.
Iliicntt.
5 BARRELS soda Biscuit.
5 " tupar " -jg?,
5 butter Crackers.
For* leby
HART Ac CO.
t neat i- rowLia r. sbll.
FOWLER tt BELL.
Attorneys at Lam,
flOCTSTON, HARRIS CO., TEXAS,
/U'Partlcular snd prompt attention given to the
investigation of all kinds of
laims
land titles and land
Jul 14
WM. EDWARDS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW & GEN'L LAND AttfiAT,
OSoe on Congress street, two doors from the
Telegraph .Office.
HOUSTON, TCXAB.
Will practice In any of the courts in the State
will give special and prompt attention to collecting
baying, selling and locating land, and investiga
tingtitles. Novl-'58 ly.
martin T. Guest
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW,
booneville, brazos county.
Feb. 35 '57 ly,
a MEETS at Masonic Hall, Main street,
Houston, on the nights of the second and
TEjt fourth Wednesdays of every month.
/yr\ WM. ANDERS, W. M.
Gao. 11. BaiHSBCBST. Sec'y. [feL91y
WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. g.
r. a. m.
MEETS on the night of the first Monday
of every month, at Masonic Hall( Main St.,
HENRY SAMPSON, H. P.
Geo. H. Bringhurst, Sec'y. [feb9 ly.
Business Cards.
TEXAS.
g. R. HART,
attorney at law,
General Collecting and Land Agent,
Hillahara, Hill County, Texas
Sept. 37,1855, ly.
A. N. JORDAN,
A TTORNE Y AT LA W,
Houston, Texas.
THE late Arm of Palmer fc Jordan having been
dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue to practice in the County of Harris
and adjoining Counties, and in the Supreme Court
at Galveston. Office on Congress street, between
Court House Square and Mrin Street. Address,
A. N. JORDAN,
Novl7-'56 ly Houston, Texas.
Geo. W. Kirfoy,
ATTORNEY fc COUNSELOR AT LAW,
General Land fc Collecting Agent
CRAPPELL HILL, TEXAS
11/ ILL prartics in the various court* of ths
V V third Judicial District, and ia the counties
of Austin and Fayette. [mart ly.
JBBK a. XBKHARD, AITBU S. KICaAKDeO*.
KENNABD & RICHARDSON •
Attorneys Ac Ceuvtelers at Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
and Notaries Public.
ANDER80N, GRIMES COUNTY, TEXAS.
WILL Attend to any business which may be ea
trusted to their care In any part of the Stat.
April 21 '56 ly wtw
jko. w. Lawasaca, a. T.aaowmttoo,
Houston Austin.
LAWRENCE Ac BROWNBIGG,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
aj1d general land agents,
Houston ud Austin Tsxas.
WILL attend promply to Professional Business
the Collecting of Money, the Prosecution of
Claims against Individuals or the State, the Loca-
tion ef Lauds, the Payment ofTazss, 4c., ic
References:—J J Sherman, Hon L S ChatfUld,
New Tork. 0. Mazange A Co, Col Wm Stewart
Mobile, Miles Owen k. Co, Col Edward ifall. New
Orleans, ifon T C Tabb, Norfolk. 8. 8, Nichols,
Philadelphia. Stephen Crosby, Commissioner of
the General Laud 09n; Austin, Texas.
Nov 17—''56.
J. W. LAWRENCE,
Attorney at Law,
AND GENERAL AGEST.
Houston:
OFFICE next door to the Telegraph office. Be
will attend to the collection of claims bnd
land business throughout th* State.
NovI9-'56 ly,
j. a. ac DomLD. a. r. o*vt .
nc DONALD Ac DAVIS,
Attorneys at Law,
Anderson, Grimes County, Texas,
WILL Practice in the Courts of the 7th and 13th
Judicial District. Particular attention paid
to Collecting, anywhere within 1 no miles of Ander-
sen —Refer to C.B. Sabln,Esq.,Houston,
T. W, House fc Co., "
Other Beferences given in Houston, or in any oth
portion of Texas if required. April 30 wtw 1 y
E. A. PALMER,
A TTORNE Y AT LAW,
riittB Law firm of Palmer and Jordan having been
A dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue to practice in the several District
Courts of the State, and the Supreme Court at Gal-
veeton, as heretofore. Address,
E. A. PALMER,
0<tS-lr. Houston. Harris Ce„ Texas.
R.J. PALHER,
J TTORNEY AT LA W,
montgomery,
MONTGOMERY CO., TEXAS.
ILL practice In Montgomery, Grimes and
Walker counties. Decl91y.
w
Um I. PKRX1RS. ALU. KBICB.
Ptrkini 4c Keeeb,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW & LAND
AGENTS.
Houston, Texas.
K. B. On. of the above will always b* f«us<* *
Mar* tw t
DAVID WILLET,
CARPENTER.
Shop, West Side of Market Square.
All jobs done st the shortest notice and in good
style. [marll ly.
. V. SLICK, T. M. BAOBT, W. rCLTOJC, T. B. 1V(IT
ALLEN, BAGBY «c CO.,
! Cotton Factors and General Commu«on
Merchants,
Main and Commerce 8ts., Houston, Texas.
WILL store and forward Cotton and Merchan-
dise, ssll on Commission or advance on the
same for shipment.
Orders for Plantation Supplies promptly respond-
ed to when accompanied with cash or produce.
Daniel Pratt's celebrated Cotton Gins snd Gin
Segments ; also, Prsttville Osnaburgs kept on hand
for sale. Norl4-'56-ly.
1- a. KOBSS CHARLES HOLMES
Morse Sl Holmrs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FAMILY AND FANCY GBOCEBIES.
aREER STORE. HOrsTON, TEXAS.
XTTILL keep on hand for sale a good and well
VV selected stock of all kinds of Provision.,
Country Produce, fcc., fcc.
They invite custom. Terms—CASH; Their mot-
to Is "small profits snd quick returns-''
NarcM tw ly.
WARD TAYLOR} Jr.,
GENERAL AGENT.
Jarriasoa, Texas
WILL attend to the sale snd location of Lands
in Kastern Texas. Any business in his line
will be promptly attended to
Reter to—Hon. M. M. Potter, Galveston, Hon.
E. A. Palmer. Houston; Hon. Stephen Crosby, C.
G. L. O., Austin: Hon. H. R. Bunnelis, Boston,
Texas. Ifedi 3m *]
L7S. ' IRCE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
And agent for the purchase of Hides, Deer skins.
Sheen skins. Wool, Moss, Deer Horns. Ox
faorns. Tallow, Bees Wax, dec.. Ac.
I am receiving on consignment European and
American Dry Ooods, Boots and Shoes, roceries
and Eastern produce which I will ofler fc: cash or
available paper. Being agent for several tanneries,
t can offer the highest prices for Hides ar 1 Skins.
Liberal cash advances made on Cotton for shipment.
Houston, Main street, a few doors above Van Al-
styne fc Taylor's L. S. BEARCE.
OctSS-ly. *-
a. C1AXBR r uroir
CRA.HEK St WOLF,
WHOLESALE and retail denlers
in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, fcc.. Main Street, IIoust n,
Persons wishing to make purchases'
would do well to give us a cull and examine our
goods, and satigfy themselvesthat w*sell cheap,
nov 14 1*
Coleman Sc Levy,
MAlJf STREET, HOUSTON. TEXAS
DEALER8 in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Groceries for family and plantation use.
They invite their friends and the public in general
to call and examine their stock, and they will find it
to their advantage to make selections of the same.
Houston. June I5.1R55.
C. E. GREGORY,
■ | OCSTON, Texas. Wholesale dealer in Flo_r,
1 1 Bacon, Lard,Mess Pork. Whisky .Coffee,Sugar,
Rice, Candles, Mackerel, Butter, Cheese, Bagging,
Rope, fcc., fcc. Beceives weekly frt sh supplies of
th* above articles, to which he invites the attention
of merchants, planters and others. set 3".
JOHN a. GOULD A CO.,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL HEALERS IK
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, $C. $C.,
Washington, Washington Co., Texas.
PBOMPT attention paid to all orders. Persons
desirous of making cheap purchases will find
it much to their advantage to give them a call.
Dec24-V%.
ELSBCBT Ac LEDBETTER.
GROCERS and dealers in all k'nds of
8teamboat, Hotel and Family sup
plies, at the old ICE HOUSE, first cor-
ner above steamboat landing.
N. B. All kinds of seasoned lumber aiway« on
hand, and orders forbills of lumoer solicited
Houston, Oct. 18, 1856.—ly
T. W. MITCHELL,
COTTON FACTOR,
MAIN SSTBEET, HOUSTON.
FlBTICVLA R attention paid to the selling o
Cotton and other pro iuce. Groceries and other
supplies ordered through me will meet with the
strie Wat personal attention.
Ulr'Caih advances made on Cotton to ship to my
friends in Galveston.New York and Boston.
Keferhcev—jeo. Dickinson dt Co • C. Ennis &
Co.; Wm, M. Ricedc Co.; T. W. Houj. fc Co.; F.
Scranton; J. J. Cain fc Co.; Allen, Rag v t Co.,
Houston, b. fc D. G. Mills ; Powell fc Ru !.ven,
Galveston. Handle, McPhail fc Co.; R. I. French,
Washington. G. M. T-fc L. P. Webb; M Cava-
TREHONT HOUSE.
G.lvestok, Tetas.
Price ^1 Board:
Board and Lodging per day, . - 92 00
Children and servants, - 5<i
Breakfast, 50
Dinner, 75
Supper, ...... 50
Lo King, "5
Day Boarders per month, • - - - 85 00
Permanent Board and Lodging according tn the
room occupied. B. R. MONl'tfOMERY.
Jan 10 3m.
Han, Almond* Ace.
BAGS S S Almonds.
10 *" Filberts.
5 English Walnuts.
5 " Draslt Nuts.
For sal* by HABT fc CO.
20
P.Ik BAG!
JU ao "
Bye aad Barley.
BAGS seed Bye,
SO " •• Bar ley.
50 " " black Oata.
For saleby
HART St 00
I A casks Clear and Ribbed SUM.
lU j " plain Hams.
5 " sugar cured Hams.
For sa'e by RABT fc CO.
Fire Cracker*.
ALLEN Sc HOWARD.
DEALERS IN MARBLE.
Mechanic Street, Galveston Texas,
HATE just received a large supply of the very
best Italian and American Marble, which they
will sell as low as can i>e procured from the North
adding freights. The following are their prices
for Head Stones:* feet long, 40 dol; 6 feet9 inches.
37 dol; 6feet 6 inches, 35 dol; 6 feet 3 inches, 39;
6feet SS dol; 5 feet 8 inches 35 dol;5 feet 6 inches,
23 dol; 5 feet 30 dol; 4 feet S inches, lti dol; 4 feet
16dol; 3 feet 6inches 14 dol;3 feet 13 dol; 2 feet 6
inr.het 10 dol- Width of stones in proportion,—
Price ofCarving Willow and On, 5 dol; Two books,
5 dol; Lambs, Roses, &c, 3 dol; Letters 5 cents
each. '
Monuments from 50 to to 450 dol; Tombs from 50
to 500 dol. April 31 '56 ly. ;
TP? Any arrangements made with C J Uraiuger ,
Houston, will be satisfactorily attended to. through :
whom Marble or Marble work oi aay description |
can be ordered at the above prices.
Cattoa Bro er,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
WILLIAM M. HUDSON respectfully tenders
his services in the above business, to the li uy j
crs and shippers of Cotton ia Gaitestou and the
Atlantic Ports. From his intimate knowledge of.
and his experience in the Cotton business for the
past twelve years, he hopes to give satisfaction to
parties entrusting him with orders. lie lias arrange-
ments for giving prompt attention to Weighing;
Sampling, Classing and Ship-marking Cotton. |
Refer to Messrs. R. fc D. G. Mills ; Wm. lieni-
ly fc Co ; J. C.Euhn; E. B. Nichols fcCo.; I. Dyer; :
John Shackleford, Jr.; Dean fc Cramer. (
SAM'L «. POWEL. A. S - RCTHVEK. \
POWEL St Rl'THTEW,
COTTON FACTORS Ac GENERAL FORWARDING ]
and Commi«!*ion Merchants.
Galveston, Texas. \
PARTICULAR attention paid to the sale or ship- j
ment of Produce. Accounts of sale promptly I
rendered- Cashadvances msdeonall consigment, i
etther for sals or shipment. Produce sent to our |
address will be covered by open policy of Insur- :
ranee, at the ml'ng rates of premium: June 13 '55. |
Fire Insurance.
INSURANCE can be obtained on application to j
tb« undersigned, being agent for the following
New York City Companies:
Home Insurance company, capital 500,000.
Continental Insurance company, capital 500.000
Beekman Insurance company, capital 200,000. i
Hanover Insurance company, capital 9< 0,000.
Irving Insurance company, capital 900,000.
Niagara Insurance company, cafital
Phenix Insurance company, capital 'JOO.uOO.
Washington Insurance company, capital 290,000.
GK0KGJ5 BUTLER,
Dec 31 6m. 'ialveston.
C. Ennis & Co.,
*11U1 BOXEi Fire Crackers.
/ For sale by
HART fc CO.
Glee,
L Hogshead Scotch Glue. *
2 bbls. Irish ••
3 " White Glue.
For .ale bv loctSOl HART fc CO.
F. A. RICE; f
DEALBB IB II
FURNITURE,
CARPET.-, OIL CLOTHS, MATTIROS, DBI
GETS, PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES, CURTAIN GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS, PIANO F0KTE3,
8RW1N0 MACHINE3, WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE,
&c., fcc..
Main SCrest, Houston, Texas.
BKDsTtADa—Maple, Walnift, Mahogany. Magao-
lia and Sycamore, of every variety and style,
with prices to match.
Iro* Bedsteads ^od Cribs, stationary and
ack-kuife—a new an^ conrenicnt article.
COTTAUE 8ri^—ff l*J*fS*ll. fllBlrS*
sink, centre-table,beareao. waMtoberiowel rack.
fcc., from #4") to *900 the SM.
BL-REAr.—Maple, Walnut, Mahogray ; wood aa
marhle top; plain and oval mirror*, at prices
from iI2 to £60.
Marble top .enter and side tables—a
j variety.
Tables—dining, woik, office, fcc., fce^ Wash
Stands, wood and marblj top ; Chess islitis. Card
tables. Common centre tables, a. Assortment frsw
which any one can be suited.
Mattrasses—i air, moss, spting, fce-
Chairs. cane, rocking, dining easy, office, pal)
or, spring seats and children Chairs o fall descripi
tions. Sofas, Ottomans Divnna Piano Stools, Fuo <
Stools. Office Stools, fcc-, Ac-
Ward Robes, Book Case., Pham^hlet neks. Ma-
lic Stands, Wire Safes and Kefiigaauis.
ti «kket Baskets, Clothe Ba*k«ta Work baakeu
WM. n. REEBE Sc CO.,
FA SHIONABLE HA TTE H S,
156 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
OURHstscan be bad at New York
price*, wholesale and retail, of
0. EXNIS fc CO,
Houston.
nov 1? tf
C aufzts of every description for Parlors, Draw-
ing rooms. Bed rooms, fcc.. Vc. New and elegant
styles. Oil Cloths from 3 to 20 feet wide, !"gr
Druggets, a complete stock.
1 For ths Ntrsery—Willow Wagons, Cradles,
Rocing Horses. Velocipedes, Cabs. Chairs, Cribs,
fcc.,fcc.
| OrriCE Furniture of all kinds.
Ccrtaib Sha-ies and Trimmings. Venetian Blinds.
Cornices, Curtail Bauds.
HEW JKUSKIl Z1AC COMPANY
WARRANTED PURE
ZINC PAINT.
THE genuine article can be had from C- ENNIS
fc CO , who are our agents for its sale in
Houston. T exas. nov 17 wtwly
Sew Fish
nXi J SEW Mackeral So, 1 and 8, in barreie
fc >i bll. ii his snd Kitt.
4« bpxe« Cod Fish.
go 41 herring.
Received this day C, ENNIS ^ CO.
Houst'-n Nov, 7
New Fruit.
QOf PA 'KAGES Vew Malaga Raisins.
Ovy' ' " Cranberries.
36 •' New dried apples.
9!- llslfbarrels /.ante Currants.
Received this day bj C. ENNIS A CO.
Houston Nov.7
CHICK EKING St SON'S
i Solar Lamps. Chafi tellers, //all La.nps, Centre
| Table Lamps, beautiful styles.
; Looriro Glasses. Pier Glasses, Picture F™
elegantly put up, Pictnre Frame Stuffs, fcc., fcc
ParER Hangings of all Prices. Fire-Board Prints.
: Borders, fcc.
Oil Table Covers, Willow undOil Table
! PIANOFORTES.
. /^\UR show Rooms now contain open for inspec-
] V/ tion
f 6 Octaves.
* 6X do.
1 6Ji do.
1 7 do.
of these celebrated PI ANOS, to which we Invite the
attention of purchasers and connoiseurs generally :
We are prepared to offer them t the Manufacturers
prices for CASK : ••oclO.l C- RSNIS fc CO. .
B
Physicians.
nagh. La Grange.
Housto;
•n. Nov. 33.1?55.—wly
I
OK. E. H. BLAKE,
HOM<£PATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office tw* doora North *f the
Old C«plt*I Betel.
Jan30 ly.
DR. B. H. BOX LEY,
Second door above City Recorder'* Ofllce.
Houston, Texas.
March* ly.
TYSON, BRADLEY Ac CO.,
COTTON FACTORS |
AND
general commission merchants, i
' Cam's Building, Main Street, Houston. •'
! YX71LL keep constantly on hand a general as- j
I W sortment of Western Produce, Groceries and '
. Plantation Supplies, which will h.sold Low for j
• Cash or Country Produce.
11 j* Strict attention paid "... executing Order*.
I Nov24wtw lv.
Or. Cowling,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE AND RBSIDENCB CORNER OF
Mai* aRB prairib ."tribtb.
Houston, Texas. [febO ly
Greenville Dowell, M. O.
OFFICE AT HOOAN'S HOTKL.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
FcbSe ly.
!
Dr. Fisher,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WAI«, two DOORS BELOW HalRIB ST.,
Houston Texas.
r*bll ly.
DR. A. J. HAT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OJUs two doors about Klein 4* Clark's, Main st.
TENDE R8 his profsuional services to th* riti-
tens of Houston and vicinity. [d*clO ly.
Dentletry-
*|~\R WM.SMOOT, SuRgeon, Den-
1 3 tist. Oflce on Main-treet, un
per Templsr'r Hall, diagonallv op-
posite the Old Capitol
Houston feept. 3 <36 8m.
H. W. Waters, U. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE AT BLIOTT'S DRUG STORE.
Houston, Texas.
Fsbd ly.
V. A. WILLIAMS, D. f> ■.
6RADUATE DE5TIST
HATING Psrmanently located la
Houston, offers his services to th*
•itisens In all the branches of his pro
fsssioo. All operations guarantstd Best references
will b* given.
loans opposite th* Old Capitol ssptW
THEODORE K.OSSE,
ENGINEER of the Galvestonand Red River Rail
road, office at Schrimpfs Hotel, as Civil Engi ,
Deer, Architect and Builder, will continue to draw
designs of public and private edifices, bridges. |
machinery. Sic., makes estimates and specifications I
for all kinds of work iD thn depsrtm.n'- of Railroad j
ngineering, Ac- jaoti 1834 i
t. a. WatTTlER. D. a. DTNBAR. J. K. FROTBINOBAN i
WHITTIER, dckbar Sc co.,
mroRTBRs, Manrrac-rraERs and dealers ■«
PAINTS,
oils and window-glass.
varnish, t
DRUGS AND DYE-STUFFS.
No. 4 fc 5 Long Wharf.
Jsnl4 tf. B09TON
a. hesmcms,
\Suueseor to John Dickinson * Co.'.
suits IK
GEXEK AL MERCHANDIZE.
Main Street, flo'iston, Texas
SovS w tw Iy- j6.
I
100
Fresh Groceries.
BBLS. Whit* Potato**.
100 bbls Mereer do.
100 bbls (Silver Skis Onions.
•0 Firkins s*l«ct*d Goshsa Butter,
tooboxss English Dairy Cheese.
10 Pins Avpls ••
lOo whole box** Malaga Balsle*-
100 quarter do do do.
M bbls Dri*d j
Jstf r*c*lv*d par f
Pm w
BOOK BINDING.
MR. E . E- HERMANN annouces to the citisec
of Houston and vicinity that he is pre|>aroa j
to *secute all work in the Biudi-g line er.* usted to .
his ears. OBde in th. Telegraph Bui. ing. uo j
stairs. junliw.vtf. [
N B. Paper Hanging di.ne in a most iuperinr '
manner, oa ths shortest notic.
C. jclil'S KOEHLER,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in fine HAV-
ANA SEUARS. TOBACCO, TOYS, FRUIi ?
aad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Observe th? si«n !
of ths Violin, Main street, opposite L J.Lsthaios j
Houston. Msr SB. 'VI-It.
Furniture A. ItallrakMo
J. RHODES
Keeps ob h&nd <nd will mike
to order. M AT T R A > 8 B S,
PILLOWS port BOLSTER*. *U'-
Church snd Chair Cashiona, B-lsrends nod Cou.
§lc.. with a T rieij of other household furniture, all
of which h« oflers f«ry low price. Maitrettes
(•novaiod st moder te <-hnrgt ; hotels and ue m>
•oata supplied at short notice. Work ahop on coti
fcres sweet, afsw doora fmm Main street, f JTwT ly
Porter and Ale.
*.sks J.ffrsys Sparkling EliDburg ATs ia
t/vf pintstons .lags.
SO casks Barclays London Brown Stout.
100 casks Domestic Al* aad Porttr imUatlsa
la star* aad far sals by
IB* *AKMSM*M
Y the Bark R. Mills and brig Ward, we have
just received
S60 sacks Rio Coffee.
10 " Java "
30 •• Porto Rico.
280 boxes Virginia Tobacco of all grades.
24 kegs fresh and choice Goshen Butter.
36 boxes English dairy Cheese-
S0 do Tew Tork State do
13 packages Alisops Pale Ale.
|(i do Muer fc ;on's Scotch Ale.
(0 do Berkley and Perkin's Ltfndnn Porter
48 bbls Butter and SodaCrackers.
48 boxes Pearl Starch
18 cases Sardines,whole, Ja and boxes.
5 do Imperial Champagne, V^rjramy, fine.
16 basket 44 cheap.
4R boxes Brandy Cherries, girths stoppers.
!«• octaves Penit C%?tillon 4. < o.. Coyote
Brandy.
It Quarter do d
Very flee Old and Genuine.
20 cases do do in glass.
40 do Madeira do fl*«e
100boxes Claret Wine;
36 do HautSauturne W ine
6 octaves Old Port-
100 cases Wolfs Schiedam Bchnapp*
9 pipes Pine Apple Gin Holland
1 do B«ran gin
00 thousand Figaro. Venus and on- ,, e
Brands Cigars.
to cases Macaroni.
10 do Vvrmacilli
4 do Prunes in gl ss
10 half barrels Currents
20 barrels Almonds
SCO boxes Pickets aud rre^erv*^
IS cases Mustard
lb cases Stoughton Bitters
5 barrels do do
6 bbls Raspberry and AnUett Cordial
68 boxes Lemon Syrup
jjo half barrels M<*noi>gahel- Whisky
<k> half barrels Xonongahela Whisky
130 hbls Dourbon Whisk v. very fine and jt*?uu n«:
40 half barrels Kose Wiski
du bbleOltver. W*it«tiire, Oorsldins eaira
ioii sacks FUko Salt, in best -rucr
300 barrels Lime
100 barrels Cement, Lawrence
100 barrels Cement. H flmai<'i
W) barreie Tar, ic excellent order
150 kegs New Jersey Zinc Paint, pure, in *25 to
•Wi % kegs; we ar*? agent for this company.
660 Ploughs, «tail A. Spe* r«. Pea^o< k. Uu<lie> 4-
John Moots.
36 tons Iron and Plough tti*b sihe<*t
tmo kegs Parker Mil! Nails
4 tons Castings
tOOU %• Bar Lead.
99 packages Dupont Po*«5s
6 dox Canister do do
ISO bags Sbnt
200 t.acka<«%f near
110 boxes No I <* ap
bbls Drieil Apples
leases Piagniol Swe?i Oi
?«> eases s^^et Oil
10 bHs Lard Oil
is tierces fresh rjc*
20 do do
250 sacks P!an;ir.^ Oa:?
boxes St ir C
do Adsmaniive
ft ense* Ooiabi In « .>.. ! .-,r
12 casks Clear S. icc
i d v I'.:- - -.; Uis
1 d« 1j ss.jgnr curel
-li «"o>is Maehiiia Itope. I *t. s
H i xlrti India ^
60 boxes Westrrii *.
> ox. <iuinin
Novl-'5t> O. ENMp ft CO.
The above comprises but a small portion of the
elegant stock of house Furniture now on hand, nod
being received by every boat. Everything in
line that may be wanted will b* furnished.
Thankful to ulu customers for past favors, I in*
vite a continuance of the same.
Persons in want of furniture will do well to look
at my stock before purchasing. Goods will be sold
1-wer than ever, for cash or city acceptances .
Orders from the Country prom] t1y attended to.
Furniture store on Main street. t etween Congress
and Preston.
All kinds of repairing of Furniture done prompt-
ly and in the best style. F. A. ill CIS.
Novl~-*56 wtwl jr.
HOUSTON MALE AND FEMALE
mUS ACADEMY.
A Chance to Educate your CfciMrea.
-Hr. Jaime* A Baliuer,
LATE of Kentucky, respectfully informs the
citizens of Houston, that his school is new
e tat> ished on a permanent basis at the ll.sonic
lull, near the Presbyterian Chnch. Mr. II fearing
had str ceu years experience in teaching, in some
ol the ■ esc institutions of Kentucky and Ten ne. see
is ful-j competent to instruct in every department.*
TILE FEMALE DEPARTMENT
Is nndei the control of Miss M.bks, a thor-
oughly accomplished teacher, of long experience
and high standing. Miss M. has bora teacher in
New Orleans the greater part of seven years, and
1 has always given satisfaction as a teacher.
; The government in this Institution will be mild
I though arm. decisive and uniform. Harshness and'
\ severity wiil be always avoided. Strict oider,
prompt obedience, and constant ladastry will be
required as the only means of securing the ends of
the Teachers or fulfilling the hopes of the patrons.
Ike morals and depo.tment of the pupiis will be
especially cared for. and carefully guarded. Thor-
oughness in all the departmeats of aa academical
1 education is kept in view— s<holars will be taoght
to t!.ink and to rely upon their own efforts for suc-
cess. A daily record or the behavior aad recita-
tions of the scholars will be kep«„ and a monthly
report sent to their parents, or yaarCiaBs- Bat while
a spirit of emulation is thus excited, higher motives
tu diligence are presented, by appeals toiheaader-
naudiugs and consciences of the pupils, as moral
aud accountable beings. Strict attention paid to
the physical as well aa the moral aad intellectual
training of the pupils.
The regular course of instruction in this Institu-
tion will include a Primary Department, a Junior,
a Middle and a Senior class. The studies of each
of iheciasses will occupy one year.
ine next session or this Academv will commence
on the l«t Monday In January, 1857.aad close OB
the >1 ot July, with a three days' examination. At
the close or the examination, six prises, consisting
ot gold medals, varying in value fr-m SJU to gj,
wiil be presented to the most meritorious of the
SChOlSrS.
Primary Departmeat. „ ,.
Spelling, Heading, Outlit.es ot Geography, Men-
tal Arithmetic and I'rimary History.
Janlar Cla a.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Davie.' or Bars
Arithmetic Butler's English Oram mar, Mltchel's
Oeograpty, History. Ambon's Latin Or
sous.
DIIHIs Class.
Town s Anslysis or the English Language. 1
• ng. Writing. Arithmetic. English Grammar,
eluding exercises in composition) lie graphy.a itb
the use of the globes* History, Latin Grammar and
Lessons. C'wsar, Virgil, bavies' Algebra. Davies*
Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Watt's
Improvement on the mind.
Sealer Class.
Analysis of th. English Language. Rending,
l*avie* Bourdon's Algel>ra, 1'avies' Legendre's Ge-
ometry. Natural Philoaophv, Chemistry, Cicero's
Select O a ioris, Horace, Wayiana's Moral Philoso
phy, Hhately's Rhetoric, Mensuration, Trigonome-
r-T applied to Pract teal Surveying and French.
TKR.m PE.I .tfOXTH
S udi.s in the Primary Department || 00
Junior Class a aa,
MiddW Class...-
Senior Class sua
Music, v...
Payatle Mcnthly, in Ateaasc,
" ' !'uI s<ln.',tted for less time than one month.
"1 uo 'teouctiuu in the charges *iil be made, .t-
■"v lD C"e* protracted sickness of the pupil.
N B. Kvery tridaj evening wrt|| be devoted to
defamation aiid reading CumposiUone, upon which
ncrs-.oDsthe parents aud friends of the children
ar^ re<iUeste<l to he present Janl-*jT ly.
. (in-
.sith
Hawyer'a Cnltcd States
^ *i(;iges.
Table Veer.
MANCKACTUREDat the Hnuston Brewery, and
for sale by the lu scriber. Beer and Ale in
j whole, )i and 3* barrels for bsr ®r family i: .. and
the best Brewer's Year? always on hand.
Ale _
Teast
aad Jrewcr<s
eh4_sr.
' | 'HE C. 5. Mail Mages leave Crpress City.Dep<n
1 for Austiif. via: Washington, ...pendei.ce
Brecham. ttoun i Top. Kutei ville. La Grange, bas-
■ trop an i Weblierville. everi Sa:.-la*.
; an.! Fridaj 1
For Chappen Hill. Boontville Wheelock Alts
Springs. Martin, Spr-ngSeM snd Waoe. ev.rv Sun-
day an* Wednesday.
I For Washinictoii every day.
P.sseng-rs for the above places proeur. throagh
tiekeu from the the Stage Oflico. next door to the
• cV're'f *' lluu5ton'theH. k.1. C. Raliroad
Staje, leave Richmond for Cotsmbas aad La
Grange, every Sunday, Wedneeday aad Friday.
1 assenieers for rhU rmiia .tu .• z*.
Oardrit lor hs;.
20,000
«row4afiaie.
_ I assengers for this roa>«, will aleo procure throack
KTEi". t'lRFi..^ tickets at the a1 -ore -tage I'tSct. to go ri*theVoas-
aonJ*!' lQli ^ *' B B" * c Bailroad to Stck-
Ths above Stagas conouct via the railroads aies-
'■ 10l?e, with ike Galveston and Hauatoa V.ail
I Orleans and flaitMiAfl k.u _i.s — • -
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Cushing, E. H. The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 2, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 1, 1857, newspaper, April 1, 1857; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth235934/m1/4/?rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.