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"new 0RMAN3,10lrtSlASA.^
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MA RIAGES—CARRIAGES.
JUST received per ships Or
phan, Dictator and other lafe
- arrivals, from the mana facto
ricST a large and comp,ete assortment; comprising
OmheTfttkaway*, Barouches, Doable Bossies,
~ Side-Seat, do.. Baggies with or without tops, snd *1-
* most every kind in generaluM suitable for the. city
r conhtrv trade. For .sale low and on accommo-
- iatiag terms by CBAN8 & CO,
^ ^marlSty. Carondefctai,, TTniop Row. N. O.
NEW-ORLEANS.
"medicine arehotjse.
J. Wright & Co.
OVEAHOdtJE OF GENUINE AND POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES, "
Which tley offer to supply Druggists and Deal-
rs at Proprietors lowest wholesale prices.
Ej^Cteneral Depot and Special, Agency No. 21
lanalSl Chartressrreet, New Orleans, La.
■GcZJ. ■ VEBMIFtJOES. •
Winer's Canadian, .•
Swaim's, IB. A. Fahnestock a.
Perry's Dead Shot, McLane's.
Jayne's Tonic, *1
BALSAMS AND COUGH EEMEDIH8.
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E. Carver Company's
Latent improved cotton gins.
■ole manufacturers under E
ot 183*1845 and* 1848, have
hed an Office and Warehouse
y* are now prepared to for
t^w.^t M nA^ r«ihant3anvaiae cftiMLCtle--
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law.
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They deem it unnecessary to datail Its ad Tallages
^er others, m its numberless endorsements by
|£jEftclie&l antfeorUies, now using it, sfire.golBeient to
^.CQuftnu its high reputation, and to make Its adoption
..caWcokfasy.
APPEAL JCO
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# - SEW ORLEANS. 4|.
CARRIAGE
R.
WistoxVBalsam of Wild
Cherry.
□asting's Naptha,
Shermcn's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis'.Wild Cherry and
Tari -■
Schenk's Pulmonic Sprnp
England Cough Syrup
olomew's Fspecto-
Ayer's Oherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Liver-
wort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Klecampaine.
Eoger's Liverwort k Tar,
Mrs- Gardiner's Liver-
wort,
Stabler's Cherry Eiwec-
rant, ■
London's Indian d o
KEPOSlTaHi.
JVMRSH DEjjsTvfAK & CO.,"
81 83 and 85 Goiaruoo st.,
Between St. Charles and City lit, tel.
CALECHES, \ ROCKAWAYS.
BKETTS, BUGGIES,
COACHES. JERSKYWAGONS,
And a general assortment of HARNESS, for sale low
for cash or city acceptance.
I Mar IS-'57 ly.
Dr. Rose's
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CH E MIST SANDSAVaNS
Rg -
^ E. GAFDOZ, Apothecary-'
' Center of Conti and Burgundy streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
- A UTHOR of "Mereulial Treatment of Syphilis,
'« -Jx Mercurial Disease, the Incurable Plague of
r the n"""L" Species." Without Mercury, without
* :' iodine, withonliodine or potass. No more chloride
or fokl, Sarsaparilla of no account. Secret dis-
1 eases, Syphyills, Gonorrhea, disease of the skin,
scurry, eta., etc.
?- • If 8. Gaudoz, apothecary, being .desirous, to.
'■f con-- .can prove: >'< j
, , _ ; Tta. fdoes not employ either mercury,Iodine,
■ T^-'- - or iodures. .*•- -
> - r "Ho salts of gold or their preparations.
The non-value at Sarsaparilla and all vegetable
its having no effect in the Syphilitic
-".h- ' . ^HflsS
Bartho!
rant,
.Hall's Balsam,
Swayne's Balsam of Wild
Cherry,
'5- SARSAPARILL 4)3.
Dr. John Bull's jWynkop'a
8. P. Townsend's,
Sands,
Old Jacob Townsend 3
Carpenter's,
PLASTERS.
Woll's Strengthening, (Knapp's I idian,
Ewen's do Alcock's Porous,
Jew David, or Hebrew, (Griffith's Adhesive,
Badean's jHolloway's Arnica.
LINIMENTS.
Kellinger's,
do
Shaker's,
Graffenberg's,
|Bristol's,
.Guyscott's fellow Dock
JAMES SYME.
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
of mercury cannot injure the health of
most delicate constitution.
Demonstrates chemically that his treatment de-
composes the mercury, and forms a salts which is
thrown off in the circulation, purifies the blood and
restores It to its original vigor.
That by this same p-epa.ation he cures private
diseases; diseases ef the skin, syphilis, goaorrhea,
scurvy , seal), Sec . &c. -W
He proves intact, that by his method he decorn
poses, expels and dMroys everything that can in-
jure the health of thffhlood.
Makes an appeal to all chemists in the United
States to confirm or refute that which he advances.
already deemed in-
and medical information by letter.
to all the cities of the Union,
ns and regimen. '
'rite or call at the medical establishment o*
E. GAUROZ, Apotheeary.
Corner of Conti and Burgundy Sts., N. 0.
Private rooms for consultation. „ ImarSO lv
-A _
K• STEVEJIS & I'U.) Importers and
03 1 .erain PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL
BLA -S BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. 53 and
57 Common Street,"New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will find at our estab-
liahment an extensive assortment of Goods adapted
to tvery >ranch of Trade, ani are respectfully in-
vited t« call ui examine our Stock and Prices...
. " f APEESi Etc*;
Printing, all sise; Wrapping, do; Hardware, do;
letter, ruled—plain; Foolscap, do; Bote, do, Drug-
gists, Grocers' Bag, Cloth,PostOffice,Tissue. Copy-
ing, etc.,^Playing Cards, _WriUng Ini, Copying
ises, Steel
I Pens, Gold Pens, Wafers, etc., etc.
—And a large stock of—
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, QUARTO BI-
■ i- BLES and STATIONERY of every description.
— ALSO
ortation, CUTLERY, GUNS, PIS-
Caps and Needles. COMBS and
'ARTICLES in great variety.
ivory Combs, alt Not; India Robber, do; Imita-
- , Jon Shell, BuflUo, Horn, Hair Brushes. Tooth; do ;
' Nail,do; Shoe, do; Scrubbing, do; Writing Desks,
India Rubber Tops, China, Button , Marble, Pins,
. Porto Msnnaies, do Purses, Reticules, PocketBooks
- Hooks and Eyes, Looking Glasses, Necklaces,
t . Wateh Sards,Suspenders. Silver Thimbles, Pock-
-etCompares, Blacking, Twine, Tacks, etc., etc.
.. ■ -*■ — And—.
A' reat variety of Clocks, ToiTet Soaps, Perfume-
"- ry ajd Fancy Articles.
V'..: E. B. STEVENS drCO..
Of direct import!
Z(w8, Peroustton i
FANCY ARTICLE!
M
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55 and 57
*<50..
Common
Commercial
106
e. .
106
CA.1AL STREET
-w Foanded 18Sf8. -
OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
THIS Establishment is intended mainly
Ifor Adults—Ladies and Gentlemen, and
lYoaths, whose time is very valnable^tnd
so arranjed that persons who wish to learn
laglinh, French, Spanish, German or Italian
Languages : or Penmanship, Book-Keeping, Math-
ematics. Phonography, etc., ia a practical manner,
. as used in business and every day life,' can do so
lis the shortest possible time, as there are special
Professors and apartments for each branch.
' Roue bat the best and most experienced Profes-
sors and Assistants will ever be engaged. There
are sia& apartments—a Reception Room elegantly
listed tm for visMors, so that pupils are never inter-
rupted ft their lessons; and an apartment for the
pupils of each Professor; and also.practlcing rooms,
so that pupils taking the full course in any one of
these branches, can hare ten hours' practice each
day. ,
All branches are taught as they shonld be prac-
ticed U buaineaa and every day Ufe. The English,
, _ _ _ _ 1 the social, literary
sad sdehtific languages of the greater part of Eu-
V top* and America, a re daily becoming more impor-
tantto all persohs. Pupils will be exercised in
Beafiag. Writing and speaking any language they
fe "• / wish to learn.
_ -• C*" be 'uu' *^h families speaking say
Mo institution in the United States offers so great
■<Ja, -' .fceilities tor tha acquisition ot the living languag-
~ es and a practical education as this. Prom MO to
SM attend U annually.
<■ *• ? Thest sind other modern languages will be trans-
J
Is tod aft his Institution
Wo pain or expense will be spared to make all the
HMBMIi ronfidet
■of the confidence of thepub-
Twentj or thirty young men will be qualified s i
imaf- — -
Tsackersof my system of Penmanship They will
act as agents for ay New Work on Penmanship.
. aad superior Steal pens. Young men make from
a 180 to 93m per month, when qualified to teach,
■ad 'ting will be no objection to applicants, as
Wi n soon bo corrected. Energy and industry
are nnded. There is work enough for hundreds
in UnTUsited States; and besides, Mexioo Cuba and
South Imrrica could emplo^as many more
Tlan required to
.from five to
sight weeks. Ordinary coarse in Penmanship bom
dug, double
Book-keeping, double and
______ /, from four to eight weeks; single en
,« ry alone; from one to three woeks. Languages,
from three to four ssonths. Phonography from two
o four weeks.
. H/Tlanters aad country merchants can be able
,.. to keep their own books correctly, and understand
•- any books in a few lessons.
-r . ft Is the only institution in the. United Statee
where persons advanced in life can, in prirats
apartments, wMh a special professor, perfect them-
setves te any branch they may desire. .
Baring the present year persons have attended
from 1 >■ itsna, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, Cal-
ifornia, Alsbome, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Tirgtaia, Maryland, Sooth Carolina, Missouri, 1111-
aoia,Obio. Michigan, New Yoj*, Mexico and Cuba.
Asmt)M application for the ensuing fall are large
•rthasaay previous season.
Itdspscds entirely on Ht own merito for support
aad whil- many institutions in the South, liberally
. endows** by the State, have utterly failed, this has
■ootiaa n to increase. R is the interest as well a*
. the duty of all persons identified with the South to
sustain its lastit tiong of Learning, and educate
their children in teem.
' All persons attend until they are perfectly
•3r^ >•"-*; • *
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book-
11s of this Idltutlon may be found in
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Araoian,
Butler's Nerve anil Bone.
Hunt's,
Hay's, .
-Tobias! Venetian,
Gardener's,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchant's Gargling^
Cherokee,
jjayne's.
Hewes' Nerve and Bone,
'AGUE REMEDIES, &«. ' .
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Sneed's: Febrifuge, -
Vegetable Febrifuge.
Osgood's Indian Chola
. gogue,
Rowan's Tonic Mixture,
Smith's Tonic Syrup,
* LOZENGES.
Sherman's Coogh andlBryan's Pulmonic Wafers
iv*mi . i T.n/ripU 'a dn <ln
AAiR_ preparations:
Lovet's Wahpehe or Hur|Phalon'sHair Invigorator
Gloss, -* .• * J *" "" 1 T*-!-
Barry's TriCOpherus,
Lyon's Katharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Vi«n Deuseu's Wuhpene,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Hair
Loudon's Oriental
Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale.
Oidbridge's Balm of Col-
umbia,
Radway's Circasian Balm
PANACEAS.
SwaiiL's
Houck's
|Cullen's Indian Vegetable
|LongIey' Great Western,
OINTMENTS AND SALVES.
Daily's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor,
Prof-Holloway's Ointm't,
McAtister's All-Healing,
Brook's Magic Salve.
Pryor's Pile,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver-OiljBritish,
McNair's Accoustic, jHarlaem.
Scarpa's do . I.
: f. BITTERS.
Gray's,'
Harrison's Pacific,
Trask's Magnetic,
Judkin's,
Loudon's All-Healing,
Russia. *
|Hutching's VegetableDys
pepsia ^
Moffatt's Phoenix,
Blake's Aromatic,
Hlhbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson'sSherryWine
Oxygenated,
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water* - jMeen ,Fun,
Bay do IJones Lilly White
Worida do J
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Radway's Medicated,
Castiles,
Almond, * I
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegeta'l Allebasi s Health.
Gouley's Vegetable.
Coleman's^ I
Hoofland's German,'
.Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Com
t pounds of all descrip
tions.
do Ague,
: Clickncr's Sugar C6ated
jHerrick'a . do
Hilbert's Anti-Bilious,
Hooper's, - c- -
Beckwith's,
Leidy's Blood,
Ingoldsby's Pile',
Scott's V egetable,
Eagon.s,
ittadway's Regulators,
Rose s Railroad,
Leidy's Sfemale,
Loudon's Indian Sanat'e
do Ague.
Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic
Gordon's,
McLane's Liver.
Mo&tt's Life.
Brandreth's,
Morrison's,
Leo's New Londo,
Parr's, - -_r
Sappington's,
Chusplon's. •
Qraffenberg!a,
Jayne's Sanative,
do - Ague,
Hubbard's Anti-Bllous,
Winer's Chamomile,
Spencer's Vegetable.
Peter's.
Cook's,
Cooper's
Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's,
Wis tar's Gentle Purga've
- < HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, [Jules Hauel's, - .
Gillman'sInstantaneous,[Jayne's American,
Batchelor's, (East India.
Ballard's, 1 .
• MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Rhodes' Fever Curej'Washington Remedies,
Balm of aThousandFlow|Dr. HcClintock's Family
era, -ASfi ' Medecines,
Dr. Kennedy's Medical; Messenger's London Ccr-
Discovery. ' dial Gin,
Yandeveer's Medicated Rush'tons Liverwort Paste
Gin, Prof. Wood's Hair Resto-
Weaver's Canker andgult' rative,
Rheum Syrup, 'White's Hair Revivifier,
Weaver's Cerate, *" 'Luelum's Specific,
Dr. Morse's Invigornting'Gum Drops and Jujube
Cordial,'^1" „ ! Paste, "
Thorn's Extract, ! Mortimore's Rheumatic
Tarrant's Aperient,- rr\ Compound*
do Elixir of Rhnbkrtij Mortimore's Cordial Bit-
Carter^ 8panlsh Mixture tors,
Mother's Reitef, jGrossman's Specific,
Toothache Drops, :Upham'sPile Electuary,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders, Steer's Opedeldoc,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial jGodfrey's Cordial. «
Thompson's Eye water, Turlington's Balsam,
Watt's Nervous Antidote Bateman's Drops,
Billing's Astringent, (Dr. Jayne's Family Med-
Hyatt's LifeJt&isam, icines,
McMunn's Elix.of Opium jS<>idlets & Soda Powders
Radway's Ready Relief Epping's Fluid Ex.Buchu
do Resolvent, Lucina Cordial,
Tarrant's Indellible Ink, Juno's do
Dr. Rose's Preparation,'Wilson's Death on Rits.
Winer's Arcanum Sxt'ct, Spohn'sHeadache rem'dy
Teneur's Specific, Connell's Mixture,
Marshall's I atholicon, Dr.Marchisi's Uterine Ca
Morse's Compound Syrup ^ tholicon,
of Yellow Dock, 'Cowan's LKhuntriptie,
Perry Davis' Pain Killer, Looglen's Preparations,,
Brown's Ess. of Ginger,'Houghton's Pepsin,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
jjj-uruggists and Merchants, and all Dealers In
any of the articles contained in the above catalogue,
will find it to their advantage by calling or sending
their orders as above, where will be found the most
extensive assortment of genuine Patent Medicines
in the United States, and at the lowest prices.
Please-address J. WRIGHT&CO.,
Genuine Medicine arehouse,No. 21 and 151 Char
tors street, Ne >rie*'ni r lg-
" Removal.
Louisiana Steam Clothing Manufactory,
The subscribers have removed from > o. 1T5 to
Was. 165 and 107 Canal Streets
in the same block.
The spacious building in which they have now
established their ^manufactory, will enable them to
keep up with the increased demand for their substan
tial and well-made PLANTATION CLOTHING;
and thankful for the spreading patronage bestowed
on them they will spare no exertion to make them-
selves deserving of its continuance.
Planters and country merchants coming to the
city are respectfully invited to call and visit their
establishment. HEBRARD Sc CO.,
- March 18-'.37, New Orleans.
nulls of Utis lStation
•f the Banks and large Houses of thlscitr.
m
HEALTH.
It is always Safe to oome here, except when y el-
law tsvor prevails as an epidemic, which may be
^£sssrsis!zivs„,
Tnim Payable in Advance.
Penmanship, lessons not limited... 935 00
■aok-keaplng, Double and Single Entry.... 50 00
" Single Entry alone... jj 00
Za qualify Professional Teachers of m
100 00
haad)-.°. 15 09
oxPajmoHT.
.....Z.......00
Or (Uls««rso............... 50(0
Alcetara, per month- SO 00
Or (all course-... 50 0«
— single 1
1 maiuy Profession
MBography, fshort
80 00
50 0
SO 00
50 00
3 00
75 IHI
permoou...
Or lUl eotrw
Kavigatlon (with practical use of instru-
ments) per month
Or full coarse*.
lAxecAon.
^
p r mantk; or to learn to read, writs,aa4
als > to speak a Language grammatically
(lessons not limited). ....100 00
Dl mc persons who already speak a Lan-
guage and wish to besosM good readers
udalso to write saA-speakn grammati-
cally. ....vt 50 00
4traagers are referred to circulars for letter*
Jyofthe Languages, 1 lesson per day,
far month; 8 lessons per day, 130
a. Andrew Jackson, late President of the Uni-
IsA States; Hon. Martin Yaa Buren, late President
jf the United States; Hon. ft. M. Johnson, late Vice
Pitaldent of the United states; Hon. A B.Roman,
lass Governor of Lousiaoa; Hon. James C. Jones,
lata Ooveraor of Tsnne.tee; Hon. John Gale, late
fiovsraor of Alabama; MsJorOener IB P.Gaines,
r
U. a. Army; Hon. John Bell, U. 8. Senate; Bt.
Bishop Miles, Tennessee; Rev. Dr. Lindsley
dent Nashville University; Bev. Dr. ChK-
Latting Hitchcock Sc. Co.,
General Insarance^nd Collecting Agents.
Howard Fire and Sarins
- Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
Ip-CHAKTER PEBPETUAL.«rj)
Capital paid in and invested, <408,190.
Chartered Capital, $600,000.
Insure against loss or damage by Fire, Marine
ami Inland Navigation, on Dwellings, Stores, Mer-
chandise, Sugar Houses, Gins, Steamboats, Ships
and Cargoes, at the lowest rates . _
PERCIVAL M POTTS, President,
C B. SPANGLER, Vice President.
W. H. WOODS, Secretary.
Life Insurance Company,
Ifo. loe Broadway, FTew York.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Cash capital, 91,300,000, and rapidly accumula-
ting oh the Mutual Plan. Dividknos raou
30 to 50 rsa CENT., AMMCALLY.
*; cy ",M- [ Medical Examiners.
ahebican
Life Iiuarance and Tnut Company of P.iila'di
Insures on Whlto and Slave lives on the mos
favorable tenns.
Capital Stock—*500,000.
AOKXT3 Or THE SOAKD OF FIRS AXU MARINE USOER-
waiTxas or fhiladklfhia
Partieular attention given to the collection of
Motes and Drafts throughout tbe South and South-
west. *
Agency:—No 10 Camp street, cor. of Poyilras,
New Orleans.
R.O<I tti o, D. 0 Hitchcock, J. S. Cores.
WILt,IAM ANDERS,
Agent for Houston and vicinitr. Office on Main st.
HITCHCOCK * LATTIKG,
/COMMISSION, Forwarding, Bagging. Rope and
V/ Produce Merchants, corner of Caidp and Poyd-
ras streets. Hew Orleans.
D. G. HitchcocxJ „ „ A. W Mtcut,
1 O.iimn, I ' lacommendam,
Frankfort, Ky.
berlaia, late President of Oakland College, Miss;
IsKir. Edgar, Teaneasee; Hon, D. Prieur, late
M*> or of Now Orleans; Hon. J.rtoekton, late May
es of Mobile; Bev. Mr. Soler, lata President St.
Okarles Collage, La; Hon.ThomasJl. Benton, late
U.S. S.;Bt. Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenaj Bev. Dr How-
ell,Teaa; lUv Dr Wheat. lenn;—®fthey can refer
to—Baa X 0 WicklUfe, Governor of Louisiana, Hon
Jssspk Walker, lata Governor of Louisiana; Hon A
<1 Brown,late Governor of Mississippi; Hon John
A Quitman, do. Hon Henry S Foot®, do; Hon John
I Crittenden, late Attorney General of tB« Unltid
States,Hob P Soule, late if g Senate; Hon J Slidell,
V 8 Senate; Hon George Eustls, Isto Chief Justice
of Louisiana: Hob P A Boat, late Supreme Court,
Louisiana; Han A D Crnssann, late Mayor of N ew
Orleans: Hon Jas Guthrte,S. S.; C Roselius,Es i..
Vow Orleans; Hon Charles Darblgny, Hew Orleans:
Han Jon L Lewis, late "—rfia 1'
Measts. Ward, Jonas a Co, N. Or:eans*IBurriere
a Co., d«b; ilenderson A Gaines, do-; Hewitt. Nor-
" at.- - — ■ White * Co ,do.: Alfred
~ ordoo, Jr.,do, john
Ion Wm M Gwin, late
H S Seaate; Hon I P Benjamin, U. 8. Senate; Hon.
Sam Bsaatso, Iste President of Texas; Gov 11 n
Runnels. Texas; Hon. Bailie Peyton, Gal.; lion.
Chas Soatt, Chancellor. Mississippi; Chapman Cole-
ssaa, Esq., Louisville, Ky. ;Oeorge D Prentice, Eso.
Ky.S JL GrailBe. Bsq. .New Orleans; Hon John Tr
~ 1 Mississippi, etc.. etc.
BUFUS DOLBBAR,
MS Caaal street, Bev Orleans.
IV.
c. aisR wm. a. rrtrnisi.
C. C. BIER A CO.,
No. 115 Cisr S^Ksrr, Nsyr Oki-xans,
Manufacturers .of the Patent Indestructible
Water Pipes.
THBSS Pipes have proven to be
the best water pipes now in use.
They are made of Sheet-Iron, coat-
ed on the inside, half an inch
thich, with a CoarosiTioa babs or 11vdr«clic Cs
■swr. and when laid in the ground. receives a cost-
ing of the same on the outside. This composition
comes perfectly rrrainco, and will deliver water
pons and hxaltwv. We make them of sites vary,
ing from % to St laches in diameter,-to staud a
pressure frero goto 1U00 feet head. The first cost
of which is ca>APSr than any other pipes now
made. We will undertake to construct Wuter Works
for cities, tow us or rLAirTATioas, on the most ap-
proved plans and reasonab le terms.
ITPPIaaMngt Zlnc( Copper, Tin
I and Sbeet-Iren Wsrk, done in all its v>
1 rious branches.
■JJj3 We ket p constfintly 011 hand c-ooki uK
Sftrei ami ICttHKesti of all patkrru, «ises and
prices.
Ujy* Baths, Bathiuf; Tnbi, Wa«h-hauJ Stands,
Water Closets, cast-iron and lead dinks. lead aud
iron pipes, of all sizes.
nV* ft* amp* of all sizes and patterns, both Sin
ftmlToree.
iLr* Clumber's Material*) of all kinds, constant-
ly on hand.
All work w*K*a«TBD to give entire stisfaction.
We solicit orders frota the country, and will en-
detrorto meet the views of all who maj favor us
with their orders or communications.
. c. C. BIEK It CO., «8 Camp St.,
MarshMlv Ntw Orleans.
riivsiciMN,
DHVGGISTSi,
PLANTERS and
COUNTRY OEALEKS
sre invited to examine our stock, which embraces
Every Article In tbe Drug: Line,
guaranteed ef first quality,and offered at4s favor-
able prices as can be had in New Orleans. «
JAMES SYME, Druggisf,
137 and 139 Canal street, cor.Caiondelet,
Quinine.
1000 Ounces just received and to arrive^
The subscriber has arranged to be regularly up-
wlied with superior Quinine, of Zimmer, Pelltier of
Paris, Powers 4-Weightman, of Philadelphia, and
will sell at the lowest market price,
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
137 and 139 Canal street, cor. Carondelet,
y
Surf ical Instruments.
On hand a large supply, comprising almost every
instrument required by the surgeon, of French,
English and American manufacture, viz—
Tieinan's complete cases of Surgeons' Instruments.
Wakeley's sets of Stricture Bougies.
Pocket Cases, from 94 to $30 each.
Amputating Trephining, ObstetriCupping and
Dental Instruments.
Dr. Welch's Sets of Qutta Percha Splints.
—And—
Fracture Apparatus complete, iu cases.
Lallemand's Porte Caustic.
Syringes, Clyso Pumps and Speculums in every
style:
Trusses, Bandages, Jcc., ice.
—Also—
Medicine Chasts—Beather, Rosewood. Mahogany.
Medical Saddle Bags, in every style.
For'sale by JAMES SYME, Druggist,
137 and 139 Canal street, cor. Carondelet,
Perfumery and Druggists) Fancy
' . ) laOOdS. ,
10 grosstubin's and American Extracts—choicest
Perfumes.
10 gross Johann Carl Farina's Cologne Water—in
bask >t quart, pint aud octagon bottles.
20 gross finest perfumedSloaps, viz: Low's, Lubin's
&c. ■ y
10 gross Hauels k Wright's Transparent Soap—
Balls. . *
10 gross Balin-of a Thousand Flowers.
10 " Flavoring Extracts—Vanilla, Raspberry,
Banana, Lemon. Peach, &c.
5 gross assorted Pomatums—French & American.
—A large assortment of
Hair Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes;
Lilly White, Liquid Blanc de Perles. Rouge;
4^, . Aromatic Camphorated Chalk Dentifrice,
&c.. &c, can be had, wholesale nnd re
tail, at most favorable prices, at
K SYME'S Drug and Chemical Store,
~ corner Canal and-Carondelet streets,
Mineral Waters.
75 barrels Blue Lick Water. •
100 dozen Oongress water, from Clarke & White's
Springs, Saratoga.
20 barrels Bladim Water, fresh from the springs
Soda Water, in bottles, prepared in the Eng. style.
Just received aad for sale by -
JAMES SYME .Drug gist,
' 137 and 139 Canal, cor. Carondelet.
- "s.- ■
Drugs and Chemicals.
30 barrels alchohol, 95 per cent. 1
5 'barrels Blow's No. 1 Castor oil.
30 kegs fresh Tamarinds.
70 pounds Chloroform, in 1 lb bottles.
20 ounces Sul. Morphine, is dram vials.
50 hoses cream of tartar, pure.
50 boxes a^d kegs bLcarb. of sodi.
16 gross Preston A. Merrill's Yeast powders
20 demijohns French distilled rose water.
19 " " Orange flower water.
10 gross Seidletx powders.
20 boxes Taylor's best Berntada arrow root.
. 20 " Orris corn starch.
12 dozen Catherwood's Oinger Brandy.
10 gross Coxe's Extract Copabia, Cubebs and
Sarsaparilla—the most reliable remedy extant.
70 pounds English and American Calomel.
70 " " Blue Mass.
30 " * Medicinal Ex-
tracts, viz: Dandelion, Cienta, Balledhn, <&c.
Essential Oils, viz: Rose, Rose Jeranium. Bitter
Almonds, Neroli, Petit 6rain,4cc.
A fine and select assortment just received and
for sale by JAMES SYME, Druggist,
cor. Canal and Carondelet streets,
Swedish and Hungarian Leeches.
The subscriber is constantly receiving ffesh im
portations of Swedish and Hungarian Leeches, and
is prepared to famish druggists by the hundred or
thousand, at lowest prices. Also sold at retail.
J AMES SYME, Druggist,
cor. Canal and Carondelet streets,
Bladon Water.
The subscriber has made arrangements to be reg-
ularly supplied with the Bladon Water, fresh from
the springs owned by Messrs. Conner & Wooten;
aud being appointed their sol« agents for New Or-
leans, would respectfully inform druggists and the
public tliat he is prepared to "sell it by the barrel
orln demijohns at the proprietor's prices, aud in
every instance the Water is guaranteed to be fresh.
JAMES SY.VIE, Druggist,
cor. Sual and Cardndelet streets.
Mar 23'57-1* . ; New Orleans Lmr
NEW ORLEANS.
eTXTtyler!
110 Canal Street. New Orleans.
DEALER in fine Watches of all kinds, Mantel
Clocks, Music Boxes, Watch Chains, £eals,
Keys, &c., &c. Diamond, Coral, Ruby, Frosted
Gold, and a great variety of Jewelry; Silver Ware in
great variety; Spoons, Forks, &c., &c.; Plated
Cake Baskets, Trays, Castors, Slc. Spectacles,
Pocket Cutlery, Papier Machie, goods and a great
varietv of fancy articles, Silver Ware#nd Jewelry
of every description made to order.
Diamonds reset,Canes mounted, Watches Clocks,
Music Boxes, Jewelry and Silver Ware repaired by
experienced and careful workmeu. fmarl8 ly
WATCHES, WATCKES
JEWELRY.
GOLD HUNTING ENGLISH LEVERS; *
Cooper,Tobias, Johnson, &c
GOLD HUNTINC^SWISS LKVERS; V*
Mattie, J. N. Perret, IVlaire, See.
GOLD HUNTING JBRGENSEN WATCHES;
rich jewelry of every description;
Gold, Silver and Steel spectacles, to suit any sight
or age.
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY. GUNS,
COLT's PISTOLS, &C.
For sale low at GREGOK Sc WILSON,
Mar>3ly. Corner Canal and Camp sts.
DIRECT
IMPORTI NGr ESTABLISH M EXT:
P. &'E. Rcily & Co., .
Sign of the Golden Flax,
Canal Street, between iltoyal and Bourbon Sts.,
New Okikaks.
KEEP constantly on hand a complete stock of
Irish and Scotch *
LINEX,
French and Swiss
■Silks aud Embroideries,
British and Germ in
Hosi c r y,
Plain and Priuted Woolen
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, JUAJfTLF.S, CLOAKS,
and a variety of _ .
- TAILOR'S GOODS,
ALSO, BLANKETS, KEItSKYS, JEANS
And every variety of Southern
Plautation Goods,
all of which they will offer at wholesale nnd retail
n r favorable terms, and invite the attention ef
Mochants as well as Planters. Imar25-'571 y.n
Removal.
NEW YORK.
:-!
Wm. P. Converse & Co.,
COMMISSION BIBBCHASTS
dealers ijv exchange-
•« 42 Pine St., New York.
W. P. Convkbbk, late of Converse St 00
Orleans. - - ^
P. S. Gerald, late of JHoLtgomery, Alabama
Feb2'57 Jy. .
AND
Ne^
^l^ITE undersigned has removed to Nob. 13 and 15
JL Camp Street, (near Canal,) and beg9to inform
hi3 friends and the public that he is now opening a
line stock of
MEN'S AND YOUTH'S
Fa iiionablc Clotlilug:,
MEN'S AND YOUTH'S FURNISHING GOODS;
Linen and Linnen Bosom Shirts,
Of every sUc and qualty.J
Superior New York aud Philadeipffa
Trunks made to order.
Valises asd Carpkt-Bags of every variety.
SILK AND GINHAM UMBRELLAS:
Hesiery, Gloves, Srava s, Ties, Suspenders,
LINKS AND COTTON DRAWERS,
llobes de Chambre; '
And every article usually kept in a Clothing
Stork.
Strangers and the public are invited to call and
examine the stock, which is unsurpassed by any in
the city. ROBKKT PITKIN,
No. 13 audloCamp street, New Orleansi
March 18 tf.
PHILADELPHIA JIASl FACTKY'
DR.. JAMES' DISPENSARY.
No. 82 Customhouse St.,
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STS.,
i ? . -Ve\v Orleans.
Fur the Permanent Cure and Eradication of
all Private Diseases, without Mercury,
Hindrance from Business, or* Expo-
sure to Friends, with the use of v
• Newt) Discovered Remedies.
A cure Guarantied in all ■ •
cases, when within "i "-.4L
the power ef.
- i R c at e dies.
r~|lHK unparalleled snccess which has attended
JL these HEMEDLEd in all parts of the C. States
and Europe, the many remarkable cures they have
effected which were pronunced incurable by the most
eminent Physicians, justifies me in offering them t<^ j
the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
are some of tbe diseases termed 'Trivate,'' all or
which these remedied permanently eradicate, viz-
Smuus, primary, secondary and tertiary; Uki
thru Dischakocs, Gonoxriioia , Olkkt, Noctur-
nal Emissions, Periodical Aitections op Fknai.es,
however complicated they may be; Diseases or the
Back and I ions. Inflammation or the Blaoder
and Kidneys, Rheumatism, Utorouxle, Cancers,
Ulcers, Td^rs, and all diseases of the skin.
Strictures cured without the nse of the Bovgie
or any instrument . " '
Dr. James would also call the attention especially
of those who have privately and improperly injured
themselves in that secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, unfitting them for either
business or society, vis: Constitual Debility or Im-
potency.. The following are some of the sad anj
melancholy effects produced by early habits of yo th
vis: Weakness of the Back and Limbs. Pain is the
llead. Dimness of Vision. Loss of Muscular Power,
Palpitation of the Heart, Dispepsia£Nervousue*s,
Irritability, Symptoms of Consumption, etc. Men
tally, the fearful effects on themiod ore more to
dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas >
pression or Spirits Evil foreboding, Aversi to
Society, Self-Pistrust, Love of Solitude, T midity
etc.. are some of the evil produced.
All persons afflicted with nnyofthe t -ve aymp
turns should not fail to call on Dr. Jan , and Be at
once restored to perfect health. Let no false deli-
cacy prevent yon, but apply immediately, ani save
yourself from tbe awrul and dreadful consequences
of this terrible malady Weakness of tbe orgaus
immediately cured, and full vigor restored.
P. fi.—Persons residing out oi the city,or who can-
not visit me personally,by giving particulars of dis-
ease, in letter, and enclosing a fee of Ten Dollars,
will have the Remedies of disease sent to their ad-
dress, enclosed in a small package and concealed
from observation. No communication noticed un
less accompanying the fee as the numerous corres-
pondence of the Do tor forbids.
Consaliations held strictly confi lential.
Address, DR. JAMES,
Medical Dispensary, No. 82 Customhouse Street.,
ImartOly 1 Between Royal and Bourbon. N. 0.
—: a£_
.Tlurcii Brandy.
TI1E undersigned, duly appointed agent for the
old established boose of ARBOUIN, AIAKKTT
k. CO., for the sale of their very superior Brandies;
also, sole Importer or the justly celebrated Poult-
ney Brandy, is now prepared to receive orders for
either at the lowest market {trices in Cognaq, to be
shipped direct to any port in the Union. A supply
constantly on hand. Sammies can be seen at the
store ot 8. WOLFF, Ui Camp st,
Marl3 ly. New Oriels.
CARPET WAUEROOMS.
J. D. D.i merou & Co.,
124 Canal Street,
KEEP constantly on hand a choice assorment
of Velvet, Brussels, and Ingrain Carpeting,
Floor Oil Cloth,
K « '
3 ft. to 24ft. wide by 90 ft. long, which we cut to
suit any alsed Room or liall. * *
Curtain Goods
All descriptions of Brocatelle, Silk and Wool
and Worsted Damasks, Lace and Muslin Curtains,
Window Cornices vnd Pins, Window Shades
Cordis. Tassels, €Hmos, etc
New Orleans March 23, 'M.-lv.
Wagons, Carts, Drays, Ox and Timber Wheels,
Wheelbarrows, Tracks, etc.
r | ^IIE subscriber keeps always on hand a larg
.JL and complete assortment of the above article
in extensive varieties and sizes, as well as all o
eisin the line, which are fully warranted to b
made of best seasoned whiteoak, with black locus
hubs,
Purchasers will finp it to their interest to call and
examine my stoek, or direct their merchants to do
so. They will find the articles superior, aniUprices
lower than any other establishment.
. DAVID G. WILSON,
PhilTa Wagon Ilepo-itory,
Nos. 65,70,72 Carondelet street
* New Orleans.
N. B.—Orders received and execcated with dis-
patch, either at the Repository, New Orleans, or at
the Manufactory, No 304 North Third street, Phil-
daeh'hia, Pennsylvania.
FRANKLIN ROBERTA. ^ f
IMPORTER WHOLESALE AND
Retail Dealer in Watches; Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
So. SO Oamp street under the City //otel.
New Orlejlns.
PEN, Pocketand Bowie Knives, Razors, Scissors,
etc.. Ladies1 -hell Combs,Opera Glasses. Work
Boxes, Perfumery, etc- Bruihes of every variety.
ID* Watches and Jewelry repaired and warrant-
ed to give satisfaction. [marl6-'571y.
GALVESTON.
- WM. T. AUSTIN,
OILFESTON, TEXAS.
cotto:* i Acroit, $eceivlvg, fouh'ardi.kg
& OEJitrfU COMMISSION MEKCHiST,
^"lASfl advances made upon all consignments to
vy my address, either for sale in this market or
for r^shipment to oiherports. febSO 'Stitf
Trentont House.
Galveston,
TH £ Undersigned having
leased this well known Ilo ffipDRf
tel, has had the same thoroughly '
renovated and refurnished and is ""*
now prepared to accommodate thetravrliing public.
Nov. 17 Jy. K. H. MOXTGOMKiUT
^ i Lessee.
Cotton Bro er9
CALVE3TON, TEXAS.
WILLlAiM*9I. HUDSON respectfully tenders
his services in tiieaboyebusiness, to the buy
ers and shippers of .Cotton Galveston and the
Atlantic Ports. From his intimate knowledge of,
and his experiencs In the Cotton business for the
past twelve years, he hopes to give satisfaction to
partieft&ntrusting him with orders. He has arrange-
ments forgiving prompt attention to Weighing^
Sampling, Classing ana Ship-marking Cotton.
Refer to Messrs. R..ic D^G. Mills ; Wm. Iiend-
[y 4tCo ; J.C.Kuhn;U. B. Nichols 4cCo.;'I.Dyer;
John Shackle ford. Jr.: Dean & Cramer.
SAM"l a. POWKL.
y POWKl.
4, . 8. aCTHVKIf.
ic lllTUVEK,
COTTON FACTORS X GENERAL FORWARD;NG
and Commi«sion Merchants.
- ■ *-' "• . -■ - ^ -**. V ' -A
" Gtolvesttn, Tezai.
FlETICULAR attention paid to the sale or ship-
ment of Produce. Accounts of sale promptly
rendered. Cash ad vances made on all consignments
etther for sale or shipment. Produce sent to our
address will be ctfyered by open policy qf Insur-
rauce, at the ruling rates of premium: June 13 *55
J . Saelic,
VERANDAH BUILDINGS,
« TKEMONT. i^T., GALVF.STON.
LookiDg-GltSde^, Portrait & Pciture Frames
Made to order.
OLD LOOKING-GLASSES BE-S1LVERBD,
And new ones made to order of any size. «
Plain and Ornamental Gilding done in the best
style, Coflee Houses, Buildings, Saloons and
Steamboats, Ornamented and Giu.
Old Frames re-gilt. Old Paintings cleaned and
restored.
GALVANIZING, IN GOLD AND SILVER,
Of all kinds of German Silver Plated Ware, Sooons
Knives, Forks, Watches, Jewelry, Brass or
Plated Lamps, Castors, See., umde to ap-
pear equal to new. and warrauted to
> wear well. [janl ly.
ALLKM to CO*
DEALERS IN MARBLE,
Mechanic Street^ Qulcestvn Texas,
HAVE just received a large supply of the very
best ltatfau and American Marble, which they
will sell as low ascau be procured from the North
adding freights. The following are their prices
for Head Stones: 7 feet long, 40 doi; U feet *J inches.
37 dol; 6 feet 6 inches, 35 do!; G feet 3 inches, 3D;
6 feet. siH dol; 5 feet S inches 25 dol; 5 feet 0 inches,
22 dol; 5 feet20 dol; 4 feet 6 inches. 18 dol; 4 feet
16dol; 3 feet 0 inches J4 dol; 3 feet 12 dol; 2 feet ti
inchet IOdol. Width of stones in propjrtion --
Price of Carving Willow and Urn, 5 doi; Two books,
5 dol; Lambs, Roses, dec, 3 dol; Letters 5
each. JE~ -
"Monuments from 50to to 450 dol; Tombs fronsC
to 500 dol. April 21 *57 ly.
JO3 Any arrangements made with C J Graingei
Houston, wit) be satisfactorily attended to, through
whdta Marble or Marble work of any description
can be ordered at the above prices.
Drng« and iVlcdicines.
rilHE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
J. of Physicians snd Country Merchants t«> his
ver/s < tensive stock of Drugs Merchants, Chemi-
cals, etc., etc., which are otfere 1 for sale at a very
small a ivance on cost, for cash or city acceptance,
among which are the following articles on hand :
BOO ozs. French and Am
Quinine.
200 B,s Calomel f Ac Am.
'200 do Blue Mass
500 ^s Assaflteda
500 do Tartaric Acid
600 do Ref'd Borax
1000 do Arrow Root
J500doGum Arabic
*i0 do Carb Magnesia
25 cans, 10 |>s each.
col*d do
900 do Balaam Copavia
SOOdn spirits Nitre
500 do Aq Ammonia
^300 doz Scotch and Mac
Snuff
25 gross M'Lane'a ver
25 do Fahenstock's do
3 do Col Liver Oil
20 do Ayer's Cher Tec'
25do do Fills
lObbls refin'd Camphor
8 do cream of ta rtar
20do Alum
25 do Epsom salts
15 do flour sulphur
10 do roll do
50 do cope ras
5« beg4 sup carb «oda
50 do saltpetre
20 casks sal soda
1500 do indigo, S F
20 grosssedlitz powders
20 do soda d'>
20do Moffat's pills
25do M'Lane's do
20 do Wright's do
20do Brandeth'a do
50 do sugar of iem jus
Surgical instruments, apothecarries vials and
ottles. window glass. Mnse*-«! oil, castor oil, spirit*
turpentine,alcohol, white l^art and colored paints,
etc., etc. G. N. M« Ra(SON,
Wholesale Dru^gis'.. No 12 Magazine SS.. N O.
March '2*1 iy.
JB. S. Parsons,
LUMBER AND SHIPPING! MERCHANT,
AND AGENT KpH SAW MILLS AND SASII
FACTORIES,
Strand, Galreston, Texas.
HAS rOJMTANTLY OM HAND A LAROK Qt'AJCTITV OK
Pe^sacuta, Alabama & Calcasieu Yellow Pine
DRK.S8ED ASD ROUGH FLOORING, CKlLINli
JhKD WKATHER BOARDIXO, BOARDS,
l'LA.NKS, JOISTS, FRAMING, FESC-*
INO A.VD BOAT LUMBER.
Calcasieu and Sabine Cypress Lumber-
8Hi.iat.Es, laths, sashes, blinds, doors, &.r.
lO^Orders filled for all Bpiidino Materials
and particular attention pnid to tiie selecting and
shipping same. *
Also, LUMBER SAWED TO ORDEK AND CAR-
GOKS Ff'RNlSIIKD.
D. MCGRE GOR St CO., Agents, Houston,
MylH-57 ly.
v lor C isterns, at.
X/ \ / W W k feet of well acasoneil and clear Cy-
\J press U-.udi and Planks suitaJ-le
fc rCisterns, die , for snle by
Myiyu B. s. PARSONS, Galveston
lleady for Ke>Khipuieiii*
O | 0**1 feet Yellow Pine Lumber.
U<JU« 8(^000 feet Cypress do.
7 2C0,U0O «lo Cypress Shingles.
OWI Plastering Laths.
Be^t ijualitv for *al<r low or tl.e Wharf of
B. S. PA R>ONS, Galreston.
ALSO, under sheds aud iu yard a large and com-
plete assortment of I'KNffaroLA Drksseo and Rouoii
Li'MRkK. Orders solicited. Sent direct, or
D. McGregor tc Co., Houston, will be
lefl with D. McGregor
promptly atteinis.1 to.
I my 16 tf.
M
Cbntiipagne Ageucf.
OET Sc CIIANDON'S Fluer de flillery, tEil de
Ferdrix, Verzenay and Vin Imperial.
JL'LES MUMM'S sl CO*'8 Anchor, Verzenay,
Cabinet and Imperial.
Ti>e subscriber is authorised to receive orders on
liberal terms for direct importntion of the above
nHiued very superior Champagne, nnd solicits the
attention of the oalers in general. A stock al-
ways on hand. Samples cao Oe seen at the oflice of
8 WOLFF, Camp st.
Marl3 lr. « New Orlssss.
TO TtflU PlBLIf.
IA'! row prepared, at Plenitude, iu Anderson
couuty, Texa^t ^ miles North#of Palestine, to
manufacture a quantity of Cotton iHn- an 1 l\ rn
Mills of the latest and most approved style, aud
made of the best material. and by experienced work-
men. I feel satisfied that my Gins will not be sur-
passed for quantity and fineness of lint by any Saw
Gins now made; and where there is pood gear and
team my Mills will give entire satisiactiun. Both
Gins and Mills warranted to perform well, an* wilt
be delivered to purchasers at short notice. v*
terms and prices are reasonable. Contracts m
be made with my travelling Agents For further
particulars address JOHN lULLUPf*,
IMenitude, Anderson «•< ., Texnsv
yCr*Repairing dons with i'.c he-t tf material
' at short notics Janao-*5T wly.
BREWER & CALDWELL,
General Commission Merchants,
Ko. 20 Old Slip, , .
H. C. BttKwtR. | New York.
Sam l B. Caldwell. )
Kefer to Messrs. H- Sampson & Co., Houston •
Octal '56-dy.
GENTRY, SLOTE Sl CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AVD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 121, Front Street, New York;
ARRAM M. GGNTRY, Texas. ' ' -
ALONZO SLOTE, \ « ~ . f.onii i« ,!*7
GEO. K. OTIS. i e York* [janI4 ly- 57.
11 v. J. Overman. Wm.B Cassillv
KELSON CLEMENTS, & CO.
Commission Merchants and Cottou
factors,
NO. 66, BROAD Street, NEW YORK
Liberal cash advances made on all consignments
to the above house, by Messrs. T. II- McMAHaif Sl
Gilbert -Strand, Galveston.
Sept. 2tith, 1856. ly.
Lathrop, Wilkeiisofi 8c Co.
IMPORTER'S AND JOBBERS
In French, German English Sf American.
FANCY GOODS.
No 26 Beekman St.,New. York
HAVE IN STORE a large nnd complete variety
of the different articles in their tine, compris-
Combs,
Buttons,
Threads,
Jewelry
Colognes,
Pomades,
Hair Oils,
Soaps,
Inks,
Musical Instruments,
LookingGlasses,
Percussion caps,
Spectacles,
Brdshes,
Wooden ware,
Tubs, Baskets
Baskets, Brooms,
Wrapping Paper.
.
O. 3. BALDW1S,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
-1"sruat 11. laif. ly
J. IV. Henderson & Jobn Johnson,
Attorneys at Law,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Will practice in all th* Courts of the State.
M.irch25-'57 ly.
JAHI.S \V. WVAKE, f
ATTORNEY "AT LAW,
HOUSTON, TEXAS. \
Office near^lke Old Capitol.
March 11 ly.
g I s —
Nar* t. s. O'dsrson
HORACK CON:
COKE Si ANDEKNOK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HOUSTON, TEXAS. j
,FFICE on Main street, JustahoveU^old t'resi;
O'
dent's House.
[marJ-'57 ly.
K. J . PAL.WEB,
A TTOltNE Y A T LA W,
MONTGOMERY, f
MONTGOJIERr CO., TEXAS.
WILL practice in Uontgomery/ Grimes and
Walker coonties. Dec!9].v-
HKNRV K. PERKINS- *I.K£. BKKCH.
Perkins ic Kcccli,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW & LAND
AGENTS. J
Houston, Texas.
N-B. One of the above will always be found.*1
office. Mar3 tw ft' . ,
c.V. bvcklkit,
HAS resumed the practice of the Law, and wil
attend the Courts of the 1st Judicial District
t\iose of - Harris and Montgomery, and any o£her
where employed. Aec 14
Post office address—Ho dees Bend Texas.
Letter and Cap Paper, Etc, etc.
Which their facilities enable them to offer on the
most favorableteTrnft. June 10 wly.
Kerosene Oik^ .~:'t
D1STILLKD FROM COAL (NOT EXPLOSIVE;)
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT:
f|MIE different grades of these celebrated Oils,
-i suitable for Machinery of all kinds, Binnacle
and Family use, can be had of the undersigned, also
of the Wholesale Oil Dealers and Druggists in the
City of New York, and of the authorized Agents of
the Company in this place
AUSTENS,
Grnbral Agents, Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. 50 Beaver Street, N. Y.
Local Agencies granted on application as above
Orders should specify the description of lamp or
machinery for which the oil is wanted.
June 10th '57 Iy .
TB. CODDINGTON & Co., 76 78 &
• 80 Broad-Street,New YorJk, Iron
Merchants, Importers and Dealers n Metals, offer
for sale-^Tin Plates—of every description
Sheet Zinc—Mussulman, Selisian and Belgian.
Lead—Pigf Bar and Sheet; Lead Pipe.
Copper—Sheating, Braziers', Bolt and Ingot.
Sheet Iron—English, Nos. 12 to 28.
Sheet Iron—English and American Galvanized
Tinned.
Sheet Iron—Russia and imitation Russia.
Iron Wire—Bright annealed and galvanized.
Spelter, Antimony, Copper Bottoms, Spelter Sol-
der, Babbitt Metal, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Sauce
Pan Handles, Tinmen's Tools, Machines, See.
Bar Iron—Best Refined English, G. L., and other
stamps.
Bar Iron^-Best Refined English, B.B. H. Bagnalls
Imitation Swedes Iron—Full assortments
Stitt's Axe and Horse Shoe Iron.
English and American Spring Steel. ^
English Reffiied Cast Steal—Sandersonrs Naylor's
SLC. y- ' ! fr .*
American and English Boiler Plates.
Burden's pressed Horse Shoes, assorted.
English.German and American Blister Steel. ~
June 10, '57 lyw.
HOE & CO.'S CAST STEEL
PATffi'T GROUND 8M8.
THE subscribers manufacture from the BEST
CAST STEEL
Circular Saws,
from two inches'to six feet in diameter. These Saws
are hardened and tempered, and are ground and fin-
ished by Machinery, designed expresslv for the pur-
pose, and are therefore much superior in truth and
unifomity of surface vo those ground in the usual man
ner. They require less set,less powerto drive them,
are not so liable t-" beccmeheated, and produce a sa-
ving in timber. They also manufacture cast Steel
Mill, Pit Crosscut Saws and Billet Webs, of supe-
rior quality, all which they have for sale, at their
warerooms, Nos. 29 nnd'31 Gold Street, or they may
be obtained also of the principal Hardware Mer-
chants in the United States aiid Canada
R. HOE Sc CO.,
Printing Press, Machine and Saw Manufacturers,
29 and 31 Gold Street, New York.
The following extract is from a report made by
a committee of scientific an i practical gentlemen,
appointed by the American Institute:— *
%4Your committee are of unanimous opinion, that
in the apparatus invented by Mr. R. M. Hoe. for
grinding saws, he has displayed great ingenuity
and tact in the adaptation of machinery to the pro-
duction of results in the manufacture of Saws, which
may. with propriety, be denominated the JVc Plu*
Ultra of the art." A
Illustrated Catalogues, containing prices in de-
tail, with description.of Saws,and also containing
cirections for setting aud sharpening, with other*
information of interest to the Sawyer, will lie sent
by mail to the address of parties desiring the same.
4^pril3-'57 lyt -
TIIE HAZARD. POWDER COMPANY.
1 ■ Manufacturer* and Dealer* n
GUNPOWDER.
CONTINUE to offer their well known brands of
ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder, in Kegs and Canisters. Also,Gun-
powder for BLASTING and MINING, comprising
a full ass irtment of qualities and kinds required by
the trade guaranteed to gpre entire satisfaction,
The standard of their Powder, which has now
enjoyed the highest reputation for more than twen-
ty-five years, will be found unsurpassed by any
other manufacture of the kind in the world.
For sale by the principal dealers, and also at the
office of the Company, No. f-9 Wall, cor. Water st..
New York. A. G. HAZARD, Pres't.
A. E DOUGLASS, i^ec'y. linarllwGm.
Fine Groceries for Southern Families.
A. N. BRANCH... A. ABERCROMBIK
BRANCH & ABEttCBOMBlE,
ATTORNEY'S at LAW
Huntscille Texas.
WILL practice in the courts of the Seventh
District, and the Supreme Court at Galves-
ton. rian30-'57 ly.]
BUSINESS CARDS.
C. JULIUS KOEHLJtBs
WHOLESALE and reUil dealer in line UA\-
ANA SKGARS, TOBACCO, TOYS, FRUITS
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Observe tbe sign
of the Violin, Mftin street, opposite L. J - Latham*
Houston* Star £8. *57-1 v. - ^
DAVID WILi.LT>
C A R P B N T BR, >.
Shop, West Side, of Market Square,
All jobs done at the shortest notice and in good
•tyle. [nmyll lx
THUS. EliSBUKV,
CI ROGER and dealer in all kinds of
X Steamboat, Hotel and Family su]
plies, at the old ICE HOUSE, first cor-
ner above steamboat landing. ^
JO3 Highest price paid for Hides ann Peltries.
Houston, Oct. 18. 1856.—ly
A.CRAMER. t Wpl
CRiimra & wolf,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers
■ in Dry Good^, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Jcc., Main Street, Houston,
Persons wishing to make purchases
would do well to give us £ call and examine our
goods, and satisfy themselvesthat we sell cheap
nov 14 ly
JOHN M. GOULD <& CO.%
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. $C. £C.,
Washington, Washington Co., Texas.
PROMPT attention paid to all orders. Persons
desWDus of making cheap purctttses will find
it much to their advantage to give them a call.
Dec24-\ifl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Blqclnau t£mr a* Wmoi
MAivurACioirr.
inform the
"ani generally, that
. mi MHrJktfore to do
all kinds of wori in his line of bMtfletti'M bit (bop
opposite H D. Taylor's Warehonse.
rTUlK undersigned would re
A citiiena of Honaton and 1
he is now better prepared tl
his "line of 1
"He would«ali especial attention to his
W roughs Iron Pltugkii
an article which has no superior for use in Texas
fields. His Wisosi are of the beat description and
most thorough workmanship. Everything made in
his shop is intended for use, and be neve- turns
an unfinished piceeof work out ef thee hep. Wag-
ons and Carta repaired at short notic*. Every vm
riety of iron implements for Plantar*' or Uechanics
use manufactured to order.
Job work and repairing generally, promptly at
tended to, and -
-AU Work Warranted.
His reputation as a workman, acquired by i w*n-
TY YE/.p.4 BUD work in this city, justifiea,his eus
tomers in expecting the best charajeter-Cf work from
him,and.bla determination isto meet their expec-
tations^) the fullest extent. Call or (end your or
pers to IfeM--57 1y PHIE. THOMPSON.
T. E. THOMPSON,
"'-u. illartiii T. Guest
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT L4W, «■'
BOONEVILLE, BRAZOS COUNTY,
♦- TEXAS.
Feb. 25 '57 ly,
Geo. W. Kir by,
• ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
General Laud & Collecting Agent
CRAPPELL HILL, TEXAS -i.
W) ILL practice in the various courts-of the
VV third Judicial District, and in the counties
of Austin and Fayette. [mar9 ly."
E. A. PALMBK, yf ; "
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' ,
rPHE Law firm of Palmer and Jordan having beeu"
JL dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue to practice in the several District
Courts of the Statej and the^upreme Court at Gal-
veston, as heretofore. Address, *
E. A. PALMER,
0ct29-ly. Houston. Harris Co.. Texas.
JOHN R. KENN'ARD, ALFRED 3. RICHARDPON.
KEMVARD & RICHAIiDSO.V,
Attornevs A. Counselors at Law.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
and Notaries Public,
ANDERSON, GR13IES COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL Attend to any business whichmay be en -
trusted to their care ill any part of the State.
April 21 '56 ly wtw
3. O. SIC DONALD. jr4 DAVIS
MC 0.\ALB 4: B IVIS,
Attorn- v^at Law,
Anderson, Grimes County, Texas,* •
WILL Practice in the Courts of the 7th and 13th
Judicial District. Particular attention paid
to Collecting, any where wlthij^UU miles of Ander-
sen -=-Refer to C. JB. Sabin, Houston. . . .
T. W, House & Co*'" "
Other References given in Houston, or in any ofh
portion of Texas if reauired, Apr^l 30 wtwly
CAGE ft WlfSSE, *
Attorneys at La\%M
Office, Opposite the Old Capitol. .-
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
March20 1y. W
J. Ht L1WKES1 E, ^
Attorney at Law,
AND GENE RAL A G E NT,
"" Houston: _
OFFICE next door to the Telegraph office. He
will attend to the collection of claims bnd
land business throughout the State.
NovI9-'S6 Iv " '
THOMAS HOPE A CO.
No. 132 CHAUltERS ST.,
KIIV YORK,
(Established 1330.)
IM-'OATERS and Dealers in all descriptions of
Pure Old Madeira, Cherry and Port Wine. Finest
Old Brandies, Superior Old Jamaica, St. Croix and
Antigufc Kum, Old Holland Qin, and every variety
of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
CHAMPAGNE—Max Sutaine, Moet Sl Chaudon
aud Uumm's Imperial,Cabinet and Verzenay, Ueid-
seick and other brands.
WM. EDWARDS.
ATTOR.VfiV AT Uttr & Gt.V'L LA.VD AtiE.VT,*
Office on Congress street, two doors from the
Telegraph Office. *
HOUSTON, I'JSX^S.
Will practice in any of the courts in the State
will giveipecialand prompt attention to collecting
buying, selling and locating land, aud inrestiga
tiug titles. Novl-'5C ly.
A. K. JOBD.M,
A TTOltNE Y AT LA W,
Houston, Texas.
THE late firm of Palmer ic Jordau having been
dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue to practice in the County of Harris
and adjoining Counties, aud lit the -upreme Court
at Galreston. Oflice on Congress street, between
Court House Square and Mrin Street. Address.
A. N. JORDAN
NovlT-'5U lv ^ Houston Texas.
JNO. W. I-AWR(S' t- R. i.BR0tVKItIGO,
Houston Austin.
LAWRENCE A BliOWMddli,
ATTORN EVS-AT LAW
AMD GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
7/ouston and Austin Texas.
WILL attend promply to Professional Business
the Collecting of Money, the Prosecution of
Clnims against individuals or the State, the Loca-
tion ef Lauds, the Payment of Taxes, See., Sec
References:—i J Sherman, Hon L S Chatfiald,
New York. O. Maxange t Co, Col Wm Stewart
Mobile, Miles Owen & Co, Col Bdward JJajLNew
Orleans, Hon T C Tabb, Norfolk. S. S, SShols,
Philadelphia. Stephen Crosby, Commissioner of
the General Land Office; Austin-, Texas.
NOT 17—*ali.
THOS. IIJAR1SON,
HAKKfSOH
J. U. B.UI'B
A EABLE,
Attorneys' at I^aw,
WACO, "MIXAS.
WILL practice in the Courts of McLennan, Bell,
Bosque, Coryell and other counties of the Third Ju-
dicial District, and In the Supreme Court at Austin.
CLARET ASD SAUTERNE—Including Chateau ^
Margaux, Chateau Lafltte, Leoville, Margaux and > S'Jrfj^by, &.9,° ': V ^
s .Tnit n ami i «ew Orleans. La.: H. & B. Douglas at Co.,
i,; C.^nnis fc Co.v-All€o Jc B--*—
Juo ■ Shtckleford, Galveston,
**" D Jayne A:
•apt 10 '57 ly.
I
g Chateau
rgaux and
St Julien, Chateau and Uaut Sauternes. i _ .
HOCK WINES-of Johannesberger. Marcol.run- 1 ^D.nV* ® ° ti^ ?, S?"y'
ner, Rudesheimer, Ilockheimer, Sparkling Hock 1 v°n"^n £er^^ Galveston Tex.;
^nd Moselle. >ellson Wardwell & Co., N. Y.; Dr D Jayne 4c. Son,
8EOAK3—of all the choicest varieties, Elegantes, ,
Regalias, Conchas, Operas, Pressed and Communes.
FOKEIGN FRUIT5—of aU Uiids, Raisins, Al- !
monds. Prunes, See, f
TEAS AND COFFEES—all of the finest qualities. .
HAMS AND TOXflUKS—Burlington, Virginia Sl (
Westphalia Hams, Smoked and Pickled Tongues.
GOSHEN BUTTER—in Firkins, Tubs %nd Stone j
Jars.
FOREIGN PICKLES—Sauces, Catsups, Sardines, |
Capers.Olive*, &c.
PRESERVES—East and West India and Domes \
tic. And a full and general assortment of every va ;
riety of Fine Groceries* Imarltiiy.
B. 1* . FUL LEft.
ATTORNEY AT LAW\
UOUSTUX TfcJtAS.
PR ATIOES in all ilie Courts of the 7th Judicial
District.
• 'NU4TON O. BLACK. ..
black &
July 6th 1857 twly.
JOAB II. BAXTOK
SANTOS,
A
Masonic, &c.
HOLLAND LOUGeTIO. 1.
A. Y . M .
MEETS at Masonic Hall. Main stre-
Houston, on the nights of the secom! '■
fourth Wednesdays of every month.
WM. ANDERS, W, ^
II. Brikgucrst. SecV. ifel<91y
ttorneys at Law,
HUNTSVILLK, WALKER CO.,
TEXAS. .
lO3 Particular atten ion paid to collect^ Notes
and Accounts, Ate. *-
April 1 1 v«
Geo
WASsiniOTOS
R .
#
CHAPTf!U,t!10. 2 >
A . Al .
MEE -l onthe night of theaeeoud Friday
of ever/ nionth, at Masonic Hail, .Main st
HENKY SAMPSON, H. P.
Geo. II. Bus iicrst. Sec'y. feb9ly
HOrSTOX COUNCIL, -MO,
it. S. M.
MKE1S on the night of the second
Tuesday of every month, at Council lioom.
Masonic Hall, Houston.
E. W. TAYLOR, T. I. O M.
Oso. II BmmiiiuH<T. .Sec'y. [f'ebO ly.
IfUTHVEX COnniXDEItl
K. T.
AO
R. Wilkerling,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMFBfTAL-
PAINTER,
Jobs Taken in the fonntry.
Shop on Fannia Street near C. J. Grainier1!
Lumber yard. [maiSTtlm.
J. HULL 8L Cb.,
Wholesale and Retail
• DKUGGISTS,
_ ^^{Si£n of the Blue Pole.1
Houston, TF.XAS.
, K««P constantly on hand u well selected and
t fresk stock of Drags s nd M-diclues. Lap22 ly.
TfSOS, BRADLEY & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Cain's Building, Main Street, Houston.
WILL keep constantly on hand a general as-
sortment of Western Produce, Groceries and
Plantation SnpaMes, which will be sold Low for
Cash or CountryProduce.
C? Strict attention paid to executing Orders.
NovSMwtw ly. .'A
J. M. WHITTIKR. n. A. DUNBAR. J. K. FKOTBIKGHAM
WHIT1IEU, DUNBAR & CO.,
IMPORTERS. MANCFACTCRERS AND DKALERK IK
PAIN T S., a
. OILS AND WINDOW-GLASS,
3f" VARNISH,
~ DRUGS AND DYE-STUFF#,
* . No. 4 Sl 5 Long Wharf,
Janl4tl BOSTON.
J. B. MOUSE.
CHARLKS . HOLMKS
.Horse & Holmes,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION . MERCHANTS,
* AND DEALERS ik' ..
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
GREEK STORE. HOUSTON, TKSiSr"
. XIC^LL keep on hand for sale a good and well
' Y V selected stock of all kinds of Provision),
Country Produce, tee., fcc. /
They invite custom. Terms—CASH; Their mot-
to Is "small profits and quick returns.''
Narch4twly
T. W. niXCHEIX, . - '
COTTON FACTQH,
MAIN STREET, HOUSTON.
Fl&TICCLAR uttention pahi to the idling o
Cotton and other pro iuce. Greceries and otter
supplies ordered through, me will meet with the
strictest personal attention. - - v
TFPCash advances made on Cotton to ship to my
friends in Galreston, New York and Boston.
Kefernces—Jeo. Dickinson & Co *" C. K'enis &
Co;; VFukM. Kice& Co.; T. W. Houj. A Co.; F.
Scranton; J. J. Cain Sl Co.;'AileifTBag v i. Co.,
Houston. i*. & D. -G. Mills ; Powell A Ru iivea,'
Galreston. Handle, JJcPhail Sc. Co.; R. I. French,
Washington. G. M. T. A L. P. .Webb: <1. Oftva-
nagh. La Grange •* jf - J .
•" Houston, Nov.23, li-55.—wly.
C. L. fflcCAH'fl'S
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
CENTyg stoeet, opposite wabhinoton hotei..
Street, Houston, Texas.
WHOLESALE and R*TAXL dealer in
Watches, Jewelry, Plate, and allAindi of
Gold and Silver good*, baa the largest and
richest assortment of
BROACHBS,
PINS,
wb%«onb;^
CLASPg, fcC.,
with every style, of setting, evtr brought f any
T«asmarket. "...
His assortment of Gold Pins, Gold aad Silver
bowed Spectacles,Gold tad Silver Thimbles. Pen-
cils, Tooth-Picks Silver Urns, Spoons- Forks,
Knives, See., is large and exoeUect.
His goods areal! what they purport to be, and his
prices such as to induce eus jw
heAll kinds of repairing cine neatly, quickly
aply, and well. Jan2-'57 ly.
Books and Stationery.
Musical Instruments, Paper Hast-
ings, Ac., Ac.
AT THE HOUSTOJT-BOOK STORE.
ifW!
J-M-tATT.
, after fruitless effort, to sell and
business,
TUB
dispose of his eSlfre interest in the abpre
has determined to carry it on, hereafter, with re-
newed vigor and energy; and would say to those
wishing to purchase with cash or city acceptanc i
that he will
Sell on Better Tern
than any oth#similar establishment in the State.-
- The abore-stock consists In part of a large and
well selected variety of Miscellaneous Books, em
bracing the most
POPULAR AND STANDARD WORKS
of the day. Also, a large supply of Law and Musi-
cal Books; School Bools of every kind in use In
the^State.
Blank Book*,
embracing the largnt class or RBOORDS, LEDG
ERS AND JOURNAML DAY BOOKS, Ac., Ac.
shWt IdBsie.
A large supply always on hind
Paper Hangings
The largest aad best stock in Texas. -
' flnslcal Instraments.
Consisting of Piano . Fortes, Selodiaks, Gn
tars. Violins. Flctin.s, Accordions, Flutes
Fifes, Takboreneo, Banjos, kc., fce.
PRINTING PAPER and PRINTING INK.
„. Jm
H. „ . ... . „ WendallsNew York Superior Court Reports.96 vis;
AS constantly on hand Nearoes for sale aud io I Johnson's .-"upreme Cour' Reports, tO vols, John
son's Chancery Reports,? vols; Harbours Supreme
A good supply always on hand.
,Tan'21-,57. J. 8. TAFT,
/ Main.street. Houson
^law Book85
AT THE HOUSTON BOOK BTO&E,
BY J. 8. TAFT.
THE Tdtas Reports, fiften vols; Uigest of Texas
Reports; Hartley's Digest; TexasVenal Codes;
BenorU.36 vis;
1 -o vols, John-
ing finding employment for clerks, mechanics. s.c
sefekences:
■Ball, Hutchings ACo . - R. & D.-d. Mills,*
Joseph Oaterman, j Col. S. M. Williams.
I. Dyer, i A. F. Jones,
G.-Opperman A Co.. " [ II. de St. Cyr,
L. M. Hitchcoek. ' f E. B. Nichols A Co
My°5 '57 w tw ly. ■ . ' -' i
EO. T. tG8TIN; %
'URJ PUJ3LI
N O 't l Ii ^ PUBLIC
ND Attorney atLn^ftrand.Galveston, Texas.
KOBE^f KELLY.,
Houston, Texas,
CtUKES Cancers. Wens. WTiIte Swellings. S.-ald
' Head, Tetter. Bone Fellons, Ulcers, Ohmnie
Sore L .-gs and Wres of every description. TTT=No
cure, nopny. . - - |inyi5-'57.
Court Reports, i8 vols; Cowan's Reports, 9 vols:
Hills Reports, 7 vols; Paiges Chancery Reports, )«■'
vols, San«lford's Chancery Reports.4 vols; Edward's
Chancery Reports, 4 vols; Dentos Reports, 5 vols;
Cain's Reports, 3 vols: New York Digest Reports, 4
vols; Comstock's Reports, PjHMSiHrivunal Re-
ports, ITnitod Stales Digest, if Deci
sions Suprems Court,22 vols; liacol^Mjpdgement,
10 vols; Story's Reports, 3 vols; BriMHElnstittttes
J4 vols; Wendair> Blackstone, 4 vols; Chittys
^Blackstone, 2 vols; Story's works, as fo!s. on Equi-
ty Jurisprudence: on Pleadings; on Conflict ofLaws;
on Agency, on Bailments, on Bills, on Partnership,
on Promixory Notes, oil-Contracts, an Sales; Whar-
ton's Werlrs, Criminal Law; State Trials, Medical
Jurespradeuce. Homicides and Law Lexicon; Kents
Commentaries; 4 vols; Brown's Legal Maxims; Bou-
' Is Law Dictionary;
American Railroad' Oases; Angell on Limitatioust
on Com Carriers, on C<*.poritions, on Water-Cours-
.es, See; Drake. OIJ Attachment. Milliard cu MoT
gages; Greenleafs Evidence,3 vols; Phillips Evi-
tlence, 5 vols; Taylor's Law Glossary, Donlsps Di
gest; America^ Chancery Digest, 3 vols; Archbolds
Criminal Law, 3 vols: Allen on SherriiTs; Barb oars
on Injunctions; HUliard Real Pro
's Precidents; Hathew's Precnmp-
ibs Domest Relations; Williard's
ice, Edwards' on Bailment; An-
Adam's Ejectment; Archbold
Harbours Crime Treaties; Barbours
PRrlCE llALL,
storage,
Forwarding and C nyiiission Merchanis,
AT HOCKLKT AND HKMfgTEAD.
A RE prepared to weigh cotton and other Pro-
XJL dnce, and pay waggoners for hauling same on
orders frdin Consignor-. - ^ A ; _
■ lUfOrders of shippers and consianors strictly^+£iers Law Dictionary; Barrells Law Dictionary:
followed - ... ia$ 6 wtw6ak .. . .. ..
\ auurucjr at linw, nrana* \*ai vesio
JTjL Conveyancer, Agent for purchase an#safe of , , _ . mt _<tr, ulir|
Real Estate,andfor Collection of Debts audj'ay- Law of Set off; Bright's Husband and Wife; Dart'
meut ofTaxes. [my25-'5riy Tt_: uis.
GAG If E,
MAKER
■ ^ X:
CARRIAGE
AND -REPAIRER.
Corner tannin and Prairie gtrtetr.
, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
March !8-'57. ly.
> j. a. dehec'ke,
Mercliant Tailor and CUothier>
M'Al.V STREET, HOUSTON,
EEEe.l CONSTANTLY OK HAND A FULL SnrfLY Of*
Clotlis, Ca<s line res, Vesting* ana
GtM'LEME.\!S FURMSHI.YG GOODS'.
He is pr-psred to fill allorde?s at the shortest no
tiee, which may lie entrusted tohim. [marld ly
Vendor s;
tive Ev
Equity
thpn s N
Civil l'lea
Law of Set Off; Benedict's Am. Admirality; Chittys
wo ks: Criminal Law; 3 v. Is- on Bills; onPleading;
oa Contracts; on Precidents in Pleading, Ac;
Dean's Med. Jurisprudence; Danlapc Agency; Amu
and F-rard few of Fixtures; Lrekwoods Reverted
Cases; Lube. Enu ty Pleadings; Smith's Commen-
taries on "Statute and Constitutional Law. Leading
caces on Equity, White snd Tudor; Hill on Tru>t
and Trustees: Smiths Leading Cases; Williams on
Executors and Administrator's; Johnsons Cases. 3
vols; Wheatons Elements International law; Oli-
vers Conveyiincine; Wheaton's £ w of Nations;
I Colyer on Partnership; Roscoes Crim Evidence ;
Taylors Landlord and Tenan.: Wigram on Discov-
ers ; Russeii on Crimes; Parson's on Contracts*
Barbours Crim Law^JYiieaton's Selwyn; The New
Clerk's Assistant. Tlie above books are offered to
the Profession at publishers prices. Any books uot
mentioned can be furnished on short notic
Fe«0-'57.
■ — ♦-
__ Jce. j
J. 8. TAFT
J. ConstaBtlnc,
W A T OHM A-K K R ,
Opposite T. W. House*&. Co., Main St.,
FOr.MS tbe citisens of Houston and
ty, that he has opened a'&hop for the
iiiKof Watches, Clpcks and Jewelry
of every description, and hopes that oy
at'.ention and superior workmanship, to^feaerit
a share of public patrtnage. All work warrarted.
Sly22-'57 ly
3. J. CAIlf. -- ''Wl E. 'S. BLOCKT.
J. J. CAIN k CO.,?
Storage and Commission
BUSINESS.
Store and sell Cotigif, Merchandise, and all kinds
of produce. Advaneac made on (%tton to Ig told
here or shipped to other markets. . *
Vrp strict personal attention given to the p«r-
hase of goods ordered. fapllU-'ST.
Table Beer, Ale and drenei's
Yeast.
MANUFACTURED at the Houston Brewery, and
for sale by the subscriber. Beer and Ale in
hwole,'^ and X barrels for bar or family use, And
thebest Brewer's Yeast always en hand.
Feb 4-51 PETER GABEL.
' Boot and Shoe Haking*
'pHK undersigned, at his old ftand, on
A Main street, a few doors below Mr. C.
"B. Gregory's store, is prepared to turn out
as good work,promptly, and on as season-
able terms as an> workman in this city. If you
vtant good Boots ef Sheet give him a call.
Marcb4-'57Iy MATTHSW O'BRIEN
im
J. R. iHorrfis,^
MASUFA' TURER OF STOVES, POMPS.
COPPER, TIN AND StfSRT IRON
WASH. ^
AKb
, ft-
ftfi
1* ^7
Hardware. CuttlerMiXools, Castings,
and VVooaware,
MAIN STREET, HOUSTON-
•l>110-'S7 lv „
1. TAFT,
Sign of the Dig Boot,,
MAIN STREET.-HOUSTON, TEXAS.
WHOLES* I E & StfolL OCALEft 1<(
BOO T S A N I> SHOES,
LEATHER, J*
HARNESS AND SADLERY.
ALSO, keep* on band a com-
plete assortment of Saddler's
Trimmings and Shoemaker's
Findings, all of which will be
sold very low for Cash, or ap-
proved paper. TO* Prompt iffention paid toor-
j ders from theCountrv. ^ Jmartio ly.
Dr. MclANB'S
• CELEBRATED
YEEMIEUGE
- JlJVEB PIHS.
.
Tiro of tl e best Pmpsrations of the A|s>
They are not recom-
mended' as Universal
Cure-alls,-but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The Vf.rmifuge, foi
expelling Worms from
the human system, hai
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms. -
The 'Liver Pills, foi
the cure o£ Livf.r Com-
plaint, all Bilious De-
rangements, Siof Head-
ACHE,^&C.
PjUcrchasers^will please
Je particular to ask for
Dr. C. McLane's Cele-
brated "Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
MEETS on the flight ol the second Friday
ery month
Houston.
Robt. Brkwhter, Recorder
I. O.
A 12. Lkvv, Sec
Jan.19 iy
Jones & Oo's Eipr<>N<4
f ev- j
at the Asylum, Masonic ilall,'
WM. II. Kir O, G. C- | ,
feh'J-ly I ***' attention of the Public is called to the facili
' I>r®^e nted by our line for express tran por-
, tation from Mew Orleaur to (iaiyestou, Houston aixl
M the interior t^nws on the r«iutf to Austin; *iso to
* Powder Horn, San Antonio. Itrownsville aud in-
termediate points.
forward . ny <-eseription of Merchandise; al-
sorRuilion, Specie, Uank Notes. valuxMe parcels,
with promptness anJ deipatch.
A Special Messenger (in « ur «>wu employ) will
leave l itlce New Orleans every Sunday and* Wed-
nesday morning at half pmt !*o*clf ck. Leaving
Powder Horn same days as above at 1 o'clock p. m..
and office in Onlvestoil, every Thursday and Sun
j 'lays at 41. n.
j This Express will mike close connectiou with th"
■ '*Ocean Kxpress to au«i f«« m Ne* York and
| northern cities. -
Office in New Orleaus, undfr 6t. Charles Hot'
LO.M5 NTAIt K,01>«;K9 Xo. 19 uieet
every Teusday evening at their Hall, corner
Main and Prank Un Streets, in this city
Johh Turri.v. N. (1. W. L. Witukri, V
II. Wiicnkr, Treasurer
HoirsnroK liUUOK, >o.
.'iOf X O. O. F.,wiil meet at
LeUdd fellow's Million Monday eve
niugs.
A. J. HAY, V . G, Koot. JARM J.V V <J .
Tiios.il. VAI* Bibber, Sec L. T^rr, Treas.
July 8 *57 dm . % *
so 13,
unlays j-yg
>pin«iit yf
' Mail. y\.
WKIIR E.\C*nPflE T,
1. O. O. F.
MEETS on the first and third Saturda3's^
of every month, at the Kncampn *
itoom. Odd Fellow's Hall, corner of
an«l Franklin streets.
orFK kR* :
KoM. Jarmon,C. P. R. P Boyce, 1|. p.
0. Albrecht. S. W. if, R. All n, J.W.
V. Tyson, Scribe l«. Taft, Treasoret,
July 13. 1^.5;.—om
1 IA>0 FOKTE i'l/NLXU.
'PHK subscriber having located permanently in
L Houston f« r the purpose of tQuitiR PUno
Fortes, respectfully solicits Orders for tbe Af
t r niueteen years exper ence in t is hue of busi-
ness, 1 flatter myself I cr u |<l -ase all who favor u «
with a call. Orders may be left at J. S. Ta ft. shook
store. Pianos iu any ; art of the State t ined and
repaired. Lroarl Him' A. M. LKLtND
l it o ma % .Tiorri tfey,
FASHIONABLE TATLO
Mai/i SiRtjcr,
Houston, Tezas.
ILL cut su-* make Gentlemen's C'lothiuir ,n
Uteit and most ftshionable style. • axyU ly
Oflice in Galveston, corner of Tremont an«! Strand
treet; Office in Powder Horn at Balridge and Stan-
ley. Office in Honston, nest door to Post Office. -
JCXKS Sl CO.,
New Orleans Galveston and Hcusfon.
ap *5? w tf.
BOCKIII EXPIIEW.
ETWEEN Galveston, Bi *w York a id Koithern
Cities. Shippers nnle Ing goods hy Express
from the North, will have them marked "per Allan*
tic Express,*' IVJ Itroidwa. New York.
JONK3% CO.. Proprietors*
Uicliuioud Livery Mittble9
By II INKLE Sc PIl.^'T,
Rirhmond. Tern*.
TCFFLY Ac W.EATII EKL¥,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
ALL'. SORTS OF CONFECTIONERY,
WliOLEiAI.K ASD liCTIAIL.
. - ALS (V-
Soda Water,'Syrups, Iu 0ream#, Jft,, fyc.
Main Sf.% Houston, Texas.
ap!7-*57.
J. R. Horrit,
Copper - Smithing and Piumbiug.
MAU* 8XHKKT. I10C.-STCN.
Orders promptly «xecut<*l. Jy f Ail work war
rented. - ''53k jAplltP-'s: |y.
KIOMterapitycr & I'loibe/
■took Binders UMdi Ha«iilaclarer«
of Inncy Rsm, Prrkei flooks
AC* * Arc.
NEAHLY opposite the Old Otpital
• Jr 'JHotel, Jdain street. Ho\«
solicited. Orders
at the Houston Telegraph
n liifj/e I,
sessums;
-T.
110 K?K
• snd •*:
1
w
keep none ' ut sach ' « t h :1.
or drive. r* No credit g:v«
rate. This Stable has no iiou
tels.
and iiur*
Idht ffornes
ifitl\ «'ii hatifl tf-r
r to'hire. They
p r«-«*re to ride
H Ti-rms njode
r - w;t i the Ho*
Fi b*201y
DEALU IN
FANCY \ st'API.H DHY GOOD5,
BGOTS, SHOES, HATS ANI) CAPS,
n \ H"D W ARE, SADDLERY.
CROCKERY A\D CHINA.
GLASSWARE. STONE-
WARE ANDW/lOD-
WARE.
* — ALSO
PROVISION S A KB FA N C Y
(irocerir ,
The hijrhevt market pric« paid f« r Cnynn in I
II-3 i'. ■ - h r-r MffoblodiMi *57.
sole proprietors, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., and take no
iMNr, as tliere are various
bther Reparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vetmifugt
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. McLane's, arc
worthless
The genuine McLane's
Vermifuge and Livei
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
' FLEMING BRO S,
| tiO Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa
PIon?h«.
SI'KKR^' Peacock Iiupr
ore«* assorted No*, for <* ie by
March«-'57. a. SESSITM;'*
T. M
-iiilLfL'JS BB£U£U^|
XEJR THE TJP R0.1D DFPr T, rfT^V.
- i THK nndcrsii^ned re^^ectfa ly annoau-
ce.« to the Public of Houston at:d vicinity
thatheisno« prepared to furnUh tbe
and John j be-t quality ©i Ale, T de fer. l'orter and Veaai in
1 <iuantiti«*« to suit uur* lia*ers.
1 July I '97. If wtw. HKXRT 8C0PLT1.
For sale by WM
Hotutuii i'exas.
Sole Proprietor*
H RLlOi A C".
2^5"
Ceiueul.
Hriflulle OMKut for nl< by
UKKT ftUUtOM * CO-
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Cushing, E. H. The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 21, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 12, 1857, newspaper, August 12, 1857; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth235953/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.