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IHItANKilN lNFlRMARY.---rhe public are re.
IL specially informed that this institution, erected On
tue most approved plan, and in airy and most ADM
raile situation, in the faboug Franklin upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most commoiously divided
into apartments, for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with the skiltul and
attentive maie and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, one dolr per day.
Slaves also dollar. Small Iox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
Al capital surg ical operations extra
The resident physician is DIR. II. Lewis, to whom
application for admission must be made or to d.. o. A.
luzembeig, No. II, Rampant st. is 81
IT ATE PUBL.ICATIONS-l'h iiroll,cls. a iaic Of
Ia the Fronde, in vols.
The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
9 Tols.
Miriam Coffin, Or ticIWlalc Fisherman.
The Basifu 1risln,an, or the Exile of Erin, in vols
A Narrative of Visit to The American Churches
by Reputation from the Congregational Juen of Eng
land and Waes by Andrew Reed, ID. d. and James
M lheson, ID ID, III Q vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworth, 20 vols yer,
neatly bo,ind nlD., =
The Works Of Mrs Sherwood, being the only uni.
form edition overpnblshe,ln the United Sta,cs
Just received and for saebv
WM M'HEAN,
oct corner CamD and Common sts
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CIR GU 8.

ME Managers OF this concern, take the liberty Of in.
Il forming the citizens Of New Orleans, that they
nave made an arrangement with the Nav York Com.
pany a'e Of Mobile) to perform for short season. Ia
conjunction with thor present company, now perform.
ing IN the city. Knowing from the reputation of the
northern concern and the one now performing here
there Is none that can compete with il In the Unitsd
States and in fact the world The following yeunr men
are attached to the concern:
Messrs STICKNEY, SW,EET, NORTH MN.
SHAY, LIPMAN, JOHNSON, M4TEEH
BYRNES, LEWIS, LOUVRE, JEFRERNON
LONG; Masters LIPMAN, DALE, LEE, and
J. & G. BUCKLEY; Clown, MR.. GOSSIN.
An efficient band of Music is attached to the establis.
ment. GTDoora open at a quarter after 6; and per.
formanee to commence at precisely.
Admittance-Boxcs, 81 90; Gallery so cents. ma
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LAl + PUBLICATIONS.
TIME PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
i tratcd il! series of short and familiar Essays,
originally published in the "Banner Of the Constitu-
ton"
COBBETr'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
to the tithes, or to any other thing called church pro-
pery, greater than the dssenters have to the same
and ought there, ought there not he separation
sf the church from the state lin six letters, addressed
to the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication
Bloomfield, Bishop of London; by VIM. Cobhe,t, NJ P.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing tll account of the moneys,
coins, weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values in
U. S. currency, weights and measures translated from
the 9TH edition of Fugeb with additions from the works
of Kelly, Nccebrocher Kruse, McKellugh and others
by Francis ]. Grund, author of Elementary Treatise
Oil Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties, frsm and after the Sd
day of March, 1885, until the 3st of December of said
year, inclusive, all goods, and merchandise,
imported into the United States of America, es-
tabtshed by acts of congress.
Just received and for sale by w. McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp AMI Common street.
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vENHE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &e.-The
Language of Flowers, illustrated by celored en-
cravings, ID edition.
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by coorcd engra-
wings, Cd edisn.
Flora and Thalia; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with APP
propriatc illustrations, embesled with coolcd plates,
by lady.
Fioras Interpreter; er the American Book of Flow
ers and Sentiments, by Mrs Hail. third edition, i'm
proved.
The Artist, or, Young Ladies Instructor in Oina-
mcnt.l Painting, Drawing, nc.
Just received and for saleh
WN N'kEAN,
oc,I2 corner of Camp and Comma. SITS.
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TENHE Subscriber, importer aud Wholesale dealer in
Il Foreign and Domestic Hardware, has on hand an
sxtensiv" stock Of Sheffield Birmingham, and Ameri-
can goo embracing great variety, consisting in PAL
as follows:
Anvils, common imitation and genuine mousehoe;
smith vices black and bright face trace chaius COM
anon, hlued ant, bright; hoes, Carolina, Louisiana grub
aud cotton English and American saddle irens; long and
sh"rt handle fry pans raised plate hook butt and all
other kinds Of hinges; pitt MILL hand, panel, tenon and
cross cut saws; rim, closet, pad, cupboard and trunk
locks; American siser plated 'front.' inside and Sliding
door do; round and fiat spring, straight and recked
si,utter aud door bolt; lat, pit, MILL anil
files; ship carpenters and other ag,us; black bright
and patent cast steel socket and rner chiseIs gsses,
all sizes; knives aud forks and dozens; great va
riees shoe, cook, htcher carving and drawing knives;
pocket and dirk cutlery, in dozens and cards. large
and small scissors. talors and sheep .hearsi
polished steel suffers; high aud fat bottom brass cane
'lestcks; plated britannia, on, tea and table spoons
flint and percussoR gun locks; turuscrew and nipple
wrenches, powder horts, Aasks shot belts, game bags
etc. carpenters axes, adzes hateh,ts, hammers, etc
curtain ba.ls and pins conuode nobs, &C. night Nor
folk, brass and square laehes eooper's frees, axes
howels adzes, etc. smiths bellows, hammers tongs and
tack irons, English and American spades and shovels
hong and short hsdlcs; common cast, sheet iron and pa
tsn metal tea kettles, patent sctt AMI common cotton
I'd wool cards NIL numbers wafer and wacie irons,
les and bake pans, jack screws, wosd screws, bench
rcws, plated srr,lps and bits brass and silver MARTINI
zle hooks and rings CHAINS and buckles axes Collins
nt's Caryers etc. euach wrenehcs, stocks and dies
rasps, placs square, sh0yels and tongs androns
tacks, braals, sprgs ploushs and plough mouds cast
wooden ware, Stoves corn mills, La spades, tared hemp
grass rope. bed cords plough lines, packing yarn cotton
and hemp Irvine, hawscrs patent balances scales guns
pistols, rifles, cut nis cad shot, Rogers and Dupont S
powder with great variety Of other goods belonging to
the trade. w u CRAWFORD,
nAy4 No. 10 New I.eyee
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REMOVAL

- REMOVAL.
~ FILLEY has removed from &c Charities street tc
~ IS Canal, near Royal and has received by late
arrivals, additions to the original stock wsh are now
offered in quantities to suit purchasers. -'' .
Rich Satins, plain and figured.
do do blk aud coored.
do Gro de Paris, plain d fgd.
DO do jet aufbue blk.
do Rep Silk, plain and egd.
DO Gauzes, Paplins, Hrnanies, &c.
Hose.
Superior embroidered, Lace and open work do do
do Thread, Mohair, Worsted and Cotton Hose
Stewarts Paris made II 5 Gloves, blk white 81 ass'd
Silk and Net Gloves, blk, white and assorted.
30 do and II s Gloves, long armed.
Also-20 cases Bonnets. consisting of 4
French Silk and Satin trimmed and unrimmed Oricn.
Turbans, Head Dresses, Wreat,s, Feathers, Flowers
&c. SC. d. 4 Ell EcI l,a,,ai a..aa. :
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DRoGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-Laudns from the
ID ship Maria: so russell Brogans, common
extra and hoys' sizss; cases nHns kip pegged Bro,
gans; cases mems dancing Pumps; II cases ladies'
lid morocco and lasting Slippers ID cases Clothing
embracing good agsoyl.s ont-:os sale ~
81 BRIDGE, NosE & co.
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nR JONES' PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
~ bccn in successful operation for several days.
ngo Julia street. fron, 10 TO II oclsck and from
60 pm will be cn,ltiIucd the hours till Ss-
fl-at aitkrnoon hen its operations will he closed
Those DESTROYS Of seeing in operation, respect
ully jlyitsd 10 attend, n 2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HNALES OF A PHYSICIAN. BY William H. IIar.
IL rison.
awe crave exceeding pardon in the autlacity of the
attempt. SIN fuoMAs BRowN.
In Q vols.
NIGHrs AT MEss.- In 1 vol.
PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Land; comprising rccol-
lcctions, sketches and reflections, male during \
tour in the East, in 1898. By Alfonso DE La
MARITIME, Member OF the Frenel, Academy. 2vols.
Tn FuDGE in England; being sequelte the ssFu,Ige
Family in Paris" BY 'Thos. Brown the younger,
author OF the 'Twope'my Post Bag etc. etc.
"Si r,ca matcrl:s responded musa ,jocosa,
"Nicmus JyIp
1IOTCiKISS & co,
oct u 24 Charities street
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Yearly Observation-Disclosures and Traders forty
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advertisements not specified as to time will be pub
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT.
fINHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open for tho


IL reception OF company. This delightful retreat 10
situated on the west bunk of the Pascagouu Bay ut it's
confluence with the Gulf of Mexico. The situation ia
elevated and commands extensive view of Bay and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
Of Islands which lay fronting the whole coast frem
10 miles of.
The frnrietors feel thankful tire community for
the patronage ofhe past season. and would be grateful
for return OF the the present, Every exey,ou
their part will he made to render visitors comfortable.
Fish and oysters will be had in abundance, and every
article OF food and luxur which the country afford,
will supply The table. Connected with the establish.
icn ais di inc apparatus for Baking alsa.
two Billiard Tables, and tsSo Nine Pin AIleSs -,
To chose w1ro are fond Of sporting, small game will
be found etong the Shore and by going short distance
IN me INTERIOR deer and ohsr large animals can be found
m abundance and tor hose fond of the chase Pack
" the best of Hounds are a'ways at command.
The drinking water lie roni1ie sarcst Spring, and ice
always at hand.
Any of the Boats plying hctwcer,,his City and Mobile
will land passengers the Per The Difficulty of getting
from the Pier tie house in small hoa,< particularly
for ladies' and ehildren has always been ehecon to
toac visiting the establishment s obvated the
Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
caEoua, and will land her passengers Immediately at
| the house. c. & NJ. J. McRAE.
| N, b. The Liquors OF the choicest kinds, having
| heen mostly imported for Tho establishment. Je6
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NANCY PRlNTS-@O cases rich light fancy prints
Il 50 cases domestic fancy do 10 cases blue prints
III store and for Sule by
81 I CCASn 4 co. Aim c
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, !
East District of Louisiana. {

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,}
East District of Louisiana.
obedience of an order at this Court made on motion
L. of Henry Socket Esq on the 18th January 1885, re-
qtirins statement of tile monies remaining deposited
md unclaimed in the Registry Of the Court, to be pub
interested Of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum of $l232 as, remaining unclamcd-in the fol
lowing
Wexford q Stevens rs ship Washington 54375
deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel Of
whom the owners appear to he Bowen & Rob-
bins, James Mason, Olon Wilcox, Wansn .
Blslor--residenee not on Record.
|, Schooner Deble rs certain Goods 537 80
date ofdepostAug 18th 1917.
J Smith rs q IIegh's of wine, 1880
Record.
Nlitrhe ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January, II .
dates ofdeposit JAM 18th, 1895, Levin Bozman.
Plymouth N g claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis ps Steam Boat Napoleon 20 IL
date OF deposit Dec. 20 1892, balance of tho - 20
proceeds of the sale tho Napoleon after pay
ing claimants. Boat claimedby Anderson Mil
1 Ter, of louisville.
| Victor David rs steam hoat Florida, 3 81
date Ct deposit Sept 18th, 1881, IT Daudnc's
syndic claimant.
| Hayden Perry ct alsr lsrib Sally Es,lier, o
date of deposit, May 9t, 1929, owners Of Sally
Esther, b e Clark, John Llin. Richard Doa-
born and ii Richards of Massachusetts,.
And in obedience to the further order the said Court
the owner owers and all and every other person or
persons having or pretending to have any right titlc in
erest or demand 10 the said monies hereby CT
ted and admonslcd to be and appear District Court
ofthe u S. for the district aforesaid to be holden on
the third Monday Of May 1886 ut 10 o'clock the
City otNew Orleans make their claims thereto show
cause why such disposition thereof should not be nude
as TO the Court may Seem meet and proper.
DUNCAN N IIENNEN, Registrar.
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A NNUALS FOR l836.--Heath's Picturesque Au.
"A nnals for 1886, with rs splendid cngravings, By the
best artists after drawings, BY A. yckers. Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886 with
poctical Illustrations by l.. E. L:
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and
New Years Present for 1886, edited by s. 6.oodrcl.
The uif, "a Christmas and New Years Present, ed-
| ted Miss leslie.
Forget-Me.Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth.
day Present for 1886, edited by Frederic shobel.
cs s ana aew SSeff 5 WREATH
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and Birthday Present for 1886, edited by Chauncey Col
l.. The Juvenile Forget-Me-Noa Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1886 edited by hIrs s. c. Hall.
The Pearl or Ai sss G,a Christmas and New
The Poelical Annual for 1885, being selections from
the English Poets from Chaucer to Beattie.
The Infants Annual or Mothers Offering.
The Youths Book ofte Seasons.
The Artist or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamer-
| tai Painting, drawing, &c. by B. F. Gundcs.
Elements Of Drawing Flower Painting in opaqus and
transparent water colors. by E. E. Perkins.
Flora and Thalia, Gems and Poetry, being an al
phabetical arrangement of flowers, with apprate illus
tra,Ions and colored plates, by lady.
The Language of Flowers, ID edition.
Peter Farley Almanac for 1886.
The American Almanac and repository Of useful
knowledge, the year 1886.
The Nautical Almanac and astronomical Ephsmsria
fer the year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1886.
Justrecciyed and for sale by
WIN. M'KEAN,
eomerof Camp and Common SITS.
NEW BOOkS-Essay on the Rate Of Wages, with
anexalninatlon Of the Of the differences in
the condition Of tile laborng population throughout the
world, by H. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; the Adventures of Lawyer,
in two vols. =
i The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for tile year 1886. For sale by
nov "a HOTCIIKISS g. Co.. "a Chartrcs at.
oBoK AND JOB PRINTING,
,,- And Blank Book Mandatory.
FHNHE subscriber respectfully informs His friends and
D. the public that he has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bindsry and is ready undertake the printing Of
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of Luding,
Labels, Bill Forms, Dray Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills.
Also, the Finding Of Books and manufact turing OF
Blank BOOK" Oh any SIG OF ass'f'G %%. McKEAN
Corner If Camp and Common sts opposite Richardson's
llate Bishop's) Hotel. 8
ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TUNIIE JUVENILE FORGE Christmas
u and New Years Gift or Birth Day Present, for
| 1885, Edited by Mrs. s C Hall.
| HEArH's Picturesque Annual, for 1885, embellish-
ed with 25 splendid onsravngs, by the first artists
PeLIrIGAL ANIMAL, being selections from the Eng
fish poets from Spences TO HEATH; embelished with
portrait and "a illustrations from drawings II Cor
| bould.
THE RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR, Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Present for 1885. Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, d. Just received and for sale BY
dec 10 corner Camp and Common Of.
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u T. Nj d v A L..

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
IS Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
rsrEc4M4untlHN p 4 H. friend. and the
public in general that he executes all orders in the
above branches, in the hest style, and moderate
terms. He will allo in like manner, all kinds
of decorations in Oil aad Water Colors, for halls
tries, parors and hai -rooms Nc &C.; he will also im
tate great variety OF Marbles and Woods, Military
Standards, go.
he hopes sixte. yea of practice and exertions so
successfully sustained, will merit Continuance of the
atronage lac has heretofore received en his eads and
he whole community.
Paint. Oil, Glass, varnisl. Gold Leaf, &c. &c. on
aand for sale. Also, ready mixed coiors for use.
Whitening, chalk aud dry colors. may %
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DRANDY, GIN s. RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
Id dred boxes bunch raisins, few halfppesof French
fifty boxes sperm Candles all Of fair quality to be sold
low to close concern. WIN BATrEY "a old levec.
N. B, Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper, apply us above
ian 2I
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i
rHECK books on the following banks, viz: Mer-
" chants, Exchange and Ranking Co., Orleans,
Mechanics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Atchafaiaya, Canal and Banking Gu, Commercial,
Carolton Improvement, Co, Gas, Citizens, Union and
City banks; for sale by HOlCllklSS j. CO.
jan 10 A. Charres
HOICHk1S SIS & cos. COUNTING HOUSE
DIRECTORY, FOR 1887,
TUST published containing list Of all the Banks, Di;
" rcctors, and Discount days, Insurance and other
Companies, Tariff efthe rates Of charges adopted by
the Chamber Of Commerce. Auctonecrs, arrival aud DO
parturs Of the mails Foreign Consuls, &c. &c, pub
lisied and for sale by HOTCHkISS SEQ.
j34 "a Charles ST.
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= CANALS and RAIL lOADS-Map Of ,l,e U"i,ed
" States, showing the principal travelling turnpike
aud coma,on roads; which given the distances
In miles from place to another; ALSO the courses Of
he canals and rail roads throughout the country care
fully complied from the best authorities, by Augustus
WIN M'KEAN,
$50 corner camp and common sts
THNEXAS-A visit to Texas, being the journal of
L. traveller through these parts most inter-
esting to American travellers, with descriptions Of
scenery, etc, etc.
Political Constitution Of the free state Of Coahuila
aud Texas.
Map of Texas, with parts Of the adjoining statcs,
by s + Austin, ed 1855.
A Map Of Texas, by Ravid II B.rr ed. 1885.
A Map OF Texas, with the contiguous American and
Mexican 81 tes NY } II Loriny, puhlishe! by l. Az
Eustus Mitchell, 1855.
Just received aud for sale by VIM. McKFA>
. oct2 90 camp and comm 81.
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u
A Ws s, ns,l,I LATIN and English Dictionary,
ts1
Snifms, Smsr,s a;narn' 3:r.as Tos,am.,, Ah.nohs
Grcek s,asr V;rSs S1Sk sn %' .sc.os
ain rssn,. Wlno r Sna! ,loSr rfmas, adams
Roimsr Era%,h :a,nn.. 'S S,a, S;s WA
Neuman and Barres spanish md Ems Iisb Dr,;anarx'
Grimshaws History Of Engand '''s '''" 0'''''nafS'
'A"" Vi S Ssu Xm,r;..
E pa.. N"'''.''
Rlale,s Nature, ph;,o,nnhn
"a Ns,n,si u;.,"rii
= -GsIdsn;,hss ..'s'oiy'
Woodbrdye Gso,-,,bv
Mali. Bruns Sys,sn XXI,
nlnke,. A.
RnIh;,s ~
Murray,a E,.1.h 6:r.ur.. .-.
Abrdsemeni Of a.
smitb's prodae,ve 40
Comiv,.
Inyersolrs a.
Isennets Arithmetic
Laero;r', 10
Coburn's do
pike'a AZ
f,obh,. i.
Torrev's Do,snv
Mrs, I;ncon'sds
Blnke's do
Seats Lessons Tockes Pantheon psrle "a I; eokrs
pby. High School Reader. American sneaker. C"ISm.
81 Orator. Wh,plev', Command n H;s,o5v Wor.
&C - History Webster's ami C;r;msbnw', lfct;un
aries, and Webster's Spelling Book. Mcintyre on h
Globes Parey's LIST. Cd and ID Book of History-for
sale by
fl5 HOTCHKISS L. CO. "a Chartrrn n,
~ MEII5,AT WilRK3 ----------
L DI,NCI INe:S0N,S n',,..a pt,.;., o.u,.
do t;enern, Tycr.nensac,.
~ Gf In ., ~
Devices on Children
do Females
do System Of Midwifery
do Essays.
Anatomy Of the Tissues
| Bostock's Physiology
Roisscau on Fever
Coch on Females
Broussnr's Phlegmssic
Scudamorc on Gout md Rheumatism
| Johnson IN Climates
T Ta,s :, SmrrcIy
| nscI,s Mnrrav
Cisre,s TreaIIse on Pulmonary Conspun,;an
C"nnsr on Dslocntions
Horncr,s Sncc;al Anatomy
| Uni} an The Flood
Mnckenben's Brandon
Celhoun's Pront
| Coxc's American DlsTensatofy
Richards Pby>iolosy
FitcIis Dental Surgery =, !,
Richards Principles OF Medicine
Thatchsr's Disrensatory ,,o,,,,,..o
'9 Sh san ~ ny "a Cb,.,Ies 1t.
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