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oNP~1 50 VI 81 I've" A-evVW
JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
ers conducted by b. Granet l. l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between onti and Bienville. Thi
situation was the most eligible that could be found;
being entirely free from the noise Of the streets and the
ret.ling of drays and carriages
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two dspars-
meEts The Junior or elementary department for the
in Eugli$h-The Senior department for Latin, Greek,
Mathematics &c. Punctuaty, order AMI dscipline
are strictly enJoined and observed.
Terms. Junior Department, per month; SIC
Senior do Is
Spanish
LIST; Books sales, paper &c. charged separately;
End. month once begun, to be paid in full;
3rd. No deduction for absence nor for HOLIDAYS:
4h. Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours from 10 to O'Clock, except Thurs
days. sep27
III kNRY'S Calcined Magnesia just received per
Il ship fazoo, from New York, few grocs Of
tenry's genuine cacinet Magnesia, for sale by tho
DAVID FELT Il Co,
sepH NY Sationers Hall, "a Chartre 1t
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
FHNHIS Institution for the education of young gentle.
men, will go INFO Operations on the first day of Os-
toher, in the basement story OF e methodist Church,
corner of Carondeet and Poyus under the direction
the undersigned who has occupied the char If math.
ematcs in several Colleges of the north, and who is
graduate OF one of the most celebrated ef
Europe.
The of studies be pursued in this semin.~
ny will bt compohended in the following DIVISION viz
l. The English department. embracing all the
branches of thorough and accomplished English cd
ucation.
2. The classical department, comprehendips the
Latin and Greek languages.
.. The department of modern languages, in which
will DO taught the French, Spanish and German LAM
guages.
4. The mathematical and philosophieal department
| eomprehending Algebra, Geometry the two Trigonom-
clries with their practical application 10 Surveying,
vigat on, Astronomy &c. Natural Philosophy and:
Chemistry, illustrated by appropriate experiments
| u Evening Glasses in the Mod I'm Languages will
be formed and attended to from the LIST October.
CO HADERMANN, A N.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON ESQ,
REV PRESIDENT SHANNON Louisiana Collage
Jackson.
DR. CA NUREMBERG,
l. & DUNCAN ESQ,
NICHOLSON Exc, New Orleans.
| SERBS. 1893.
ANNALS FOR 1889.
| VIE GIFT: a Christmas and New Years Present
| m Tor l"39; Edited by Miss Leslie.
NJ me Violet, Christmas and New Years gift, and
hfih Day present, for lo;sg; Edited by Miss Leslie.
20 A-llead" The Crncket Almanac ter 1889
ailg adventures exploits, sprees and scraRes in tho
tWsst life and manners in the backwoods.
The American Comic Almanac for 1899, with W himR.
scraps and Oddities from the land of Johnny Bull.
Brother Jonathan and Monster Nongtongpaw.
- The Peoples A Almanac of Useful and Entertaining
knowledge, i"F 1889, justreceived and for sale by
WM McKEAN,
ocl8 cor Camp and Common st
fENWtNE-SO bales and for sale by
Il T,IAYf .R N co.
scuO II Po.dlas 81
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l0oct JOHN CALHOUN Conn, mr.

~ Parish and city of New Orleans: Present the Hon
Charles ,lourain, Judge, no. -, Oct. 9Th, 1888,
John White, lnsolvent debtor in actual custody vs.
his creditors and the creditors of White & Folly On
motion OF c. MNlilien, Counsel for the Insovent-
and on giving the Court to understand that sufficient
number OF creditors in number and amount had not an.
reared at the meeting of creditors authorize dis
q nrge under tue law. is therefore ordered by the
count that the second meet ng of the creditors Of the
pett.'ner and of White and Foley take place in open
Court on Monday, 29th day of October 1885, then and
there to denbcrale the affairs of the petitioner and
to shew cause why tile said nsolyeht should not be
discharged
Extract from the m, Hutes
Clerks Office, Oct 9th, 1888.
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pEGALIAS Segars, I5O,O0O for sale bv
Ia sep 10 SLATER Il TRIER, 40 Pov.!rss At
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ocho 88 Gravier st
CM1 oz. Sulphae of Quinine landing and for sale
oO by BONNABEL,
octio rchoptoulas st
SoAP-2i6 boxes Could, No. Soap in stare and
NJ ior sale y THAYER & co,
oeuo "a PoyGras st
NUTNEGS-l cask fresh Nutmegs in store, and for
4s sale by THAYER & co,
octis "a Poydras st
ESOkN-tUB nusiiris White Corn in prime order,
" for sale by
CHAMPLJN & COOPER,
oeti5 ~ Julia st.
RR-N Il 'AT5-I,v sacks Bran-l50 do oats;
- in store, for sale by
CHAMPLIN Il COOPER,
nchS r. Jutia 81.
RAGS 20 bales Gunny Bugs; 2UUU Linen and
IL Grsss Bags. for sale by
sTETSON & AVERY,
oeHS 20 GTa .sr ct
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octIO-2twftd D'y Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIAN G.Conr de Paroisse
1Lpour la parosse ct vile de Ia Nouvelle OreaLs-
Present Hon. Charles Maurian, JUICE octobre TO-,
l838-No John White, dGbiteur iasolvable actuel-
cement en- prison creanciers ct creancsrs
ct les creanciers de White q Foley Sur motion de
Z McNlillen, de l'insovabe, ct foisant
tondre la quun nombra sufisant des creanciers
en- nompre ct montant nest pas paru fassemblee de
creanciers pour autorser decharge selen la !o-
dams cette afaire, il decrete par la qu'une
conde assemble du pstitionnaire ct de de White
4 Foley ait lieu plene cour, lund lie % doctobre
1888 pour deliberer les ailaires de John White
pour faira saeoir pourquoi ledit john White ne sera
pas decharge selon la ilo. Extrait des minutes-Bn-
reau du gretiier, s octobre 1886
lnct A
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St. Charles Theatre.

Second night this season of the popular fare, OF
CROSSING THE LINE.
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IHNWlNE-8O bales IN slorc aud for sale bv
T LAY f.li N co.
sclO a Poydlas 81
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Resumption in Mississippi.-We learn from the
Courier Of last night that the banks Of our sis or
state will resume specie paymen, simultaneously
With our ow n on the LIST January next.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
HESS MADE EASY being new introduction
" TO the rudiments of that scientific und popular
game. BY George Walker, Feather OF Chess.
Uncle Horace, novel; by rirs 5 G Hall author Of
Sketches of Irish Claracter fine Buecaneer sc. III
vols.
The Spirit of the Woods, illustrated by coloured en-
cravings bv the author of The Moral of Flowers.
tindens Views Of Ports and Harbours of Great Bril-
tain.
Fiora's Gems, the Treasures of the ParterSe, l2
nnuqnets. drawn coloured from nature, by James
Andrews: with poefiehf illustrations, by Louisa An,r
Twamley, author # The Romance Of Nature.
Glossary Of Terms used in Gre Inn Romau. lin
ian and Gothic Architecture the seeonn ed,tio.l.
lnrssd; exenplifei by 81 wood cuts.
Addock's Engineers Pocket Book for the y VT l8Ss;
with an Almn'fhe; by Henry Ad'lock Civil Engineer.
Works at Lord Racoh, with iu,rtdn"tnry essay =,
and portrait ne" edition, complete in vols.
Bishop Bnrnets History OF his Time: hom tina
restoration of Charles II. tt thr treaty of peace NJ
Utrecht, inthe gn Of Queen Anne. A new edition,
with historical CT. biographies notes. eomple'e 10 one
volume. Just received and for sale by
WN McKEAN,
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MARIE DE la NELLIE ORLEANS.
CouseiI de la Premiere uncipaite.-Scance extra
ordinaire du 80 aout 1888.
Oronnnnce concernnnt les sepultures dams les cine
there's de la Nlunicpalite No l. de la vile a. Orleans
lie Consei de la Municpalitc M" nn de Ia VILE de
le Nellie. Orleans arretc cc qni SUIT:
Art l. A outer du dix septembrc proclaim II sera du
davor du garden on DIES gardens DIES cieilefcs dams
aette mancipalite dex ger un ceruhca slghe par "i
Inedecin cencie on par lie coroner on par denx citoV-
ems respecahles commencement nvcc lie commissnr'
su quarter dams rQu lie lie dccrcS aura on lieu spect-
Cant la date du dtces lie num rage, lie liru de nas-
sance e scxe la coueur, aSi one "a cause du oeceS,
anai porto cimeticrn pour etre ehterrc.
Art , I.elit cercat sera dams tnaS les cas- 'o'fhiS
par Ia personne on les pcrsonncS pnrihn an rimrere
corps des corps morris, ct lie garden ne heVfa
dams reccv"ir cineiiere lcnn corps pour
ere enterre MONS dav"n prcalah eheh' oo'eH ic
certihcat ciders,ls ncntonnt :.
Art g. II strn din Ieyoir lu garden de tout cmetere
dinscrire Chaque Jour dams IN r"isfc lenn cet Ell
tons les details obtcnus au mottl he9 cr'hlc''7 oo"
nus moycn DIES cerIlllcatS reia'l's i'X corps W h-
rOnt recus In scpuiturc; oga'cleh' uc Io"h c',,1"e
mos rapport nu mare de ccite NliIe coptant c'ht
DIES noms ieux de nuisance, ages, dates ct causes d
AGces. Coucurs dies corps am cnerfeS ans.
lue dies ms dies mtdccins on nnres per7onnes ON
aurOmt 81 enc es certilr'nis.
Art4, Une uucnlc de dix Pasires scra lmpoSce
,outs personnc apporant uu pluscurS corps n ci-
paerre pour ctre enterrt; dams tos lee cas- gu ccer-
tfcat cidessns mcntionnc ne sera point 1ourni,
Art Tout garden de cimeicre serh autoiiSc na'S
lie cas- colossus mentonnc seni'afeI III" c'e''.i v"
DIES chevaux ansi que du corbard gu a'tf% Voi'!'ff
uortant lie corps devra les garler en- 81 possession
iusqu'au placement de lamcnde colossus prescntr.
Art lie muire est est ct demeur' 4utollse ialfe
rubler dams outes gazeeS de eeite Nli,e,en aSa's ~
francois la prtsene od"nnnGe pSM"n r pTarI "e
dix jOurs, Signe, PAUL BEN b2' isecorde'
Approve lie septcmbre 1888.
Pour cope conformc, TnEARD, Jr-Secrttare
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PARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

PARKER'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
WOURNAl. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
81 Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
c F M, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
70; containing description of the geography. ge.
ology, climate md productions. and the number,
manners and ,lstonls of the natives; with a Map
of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Sam cl Parker, A Nj.
I he River and he Desert; or Rrcollections of
the Rhone and tn. Ghartreusc; by Miss Pardoc,
author oithe City of. Sd tan, &c in vols.
Tho Robbcr, Tale, = the author OF Rcholiou,
The Gypsy, Atila; in 2s
House, and other Tales, by Lady BIossington. E l.
Buwer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Medwin and others; in 2 vols.
The Life ana Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l.
Just received and for sale by
BENJAMIN LEVY
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Jy IA - foydraS street.
TAVE g. SCHAFFER'S COMPOUND Fluid Elk.
" tract Of Sarsaparilla. for the cure of obstinate
eruptions of the skin; pimples or pustues Of tho
face; bles which nrise from impure state of the
blood; scay cru 'tions; Inns in tho bones; chronic
rheumatism; tet4r; scrofua, or kings evil; white
swelling; syphilitic Diseases and all disorders
arising from impure stute of the blood, by long
residence in ho' climate, the injudcious OF
mercury.
Also Gave & Schaff RS Worm Syrup, or In.
FAINT Preservatve: the best preparation extant.
Among which are the followng:-Indnn Dye,
for col,ring the hair Bears OIL Russian Bear s
Grease; Pomatum; ichaw's Frec1le Wash: SUI.
perior Pearl Powder; Lilly White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Otto of Rose; Lip Salve; Krc-
ositc Tooth Wash; Carbonic Dentrlficc; Orange
Flswer Water; Powder Puhs and Boxes Amer.
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce walls;
Preston Salts; Cologne; Kreosote Tooth-aclc
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dressing Combs
Innlan Hair Oil;-wth n variety of other Perfu-
mcrics, &c. For sale by
l. w GLENN'S PERFUMERIES.
G TRINCHARD,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
DfJ0S DTTC,TTTC


THE subscriber proposes to publish. in the be.
ginning OF the ensuing winter, Condemnation Of
the twenty volumes Of the Old and New Series OF
Martins Louisiana Reports to be comprised in four
volumes. e.o, according to the model of Peters
CONDENSED Reports.
This work il now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison. Esq, of this city, assisted by William
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by n
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be raaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every dav more ne.
cecsary, as the original is yoluminous, expensive,
and scarce An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest in the other States of tho Union in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence of Louisiana; and the
circumstance OF the numerous principles here de-
cided in tho adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our ndudged cases of prime ut-
ty 10 the jurists of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes.
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums of tho other States, will
he added to each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will be delivered bound, to subscribers at SIG
per VOL; in it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sab
scribers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
Jc5 cor Camp and Common sts
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIRST Judicial DIsTKicT COURT.
HlRAM FULLER, His Creditors; No. IG SAG
The cession of the Petitioners property having
been accepted by the Court for the benefit OF his crcd
tors is ordered that meeting Of his said creditors do
take place the office Of William f. LENS, Notary
Public, on thursday, the 9TH of October nest at 10
o'clock A, NJ. for the purpose of deberang on the
affairs OF said Petitioner; and in the time all ia
dical proceedings against his person and property nre
stayed. Witness the Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan; Judge of
the Court aforesaid, this LIST September, 1898.
G W LEWIS,
sepll-3t Der'y Crk,
COMPAGNIE D'ASSURANCE CONTRE LIE
FEU-De la Nonvee Orlcans.
T rs attUnnaires dc ccle cntrpagitis soht notifies
lquc lie lie Fersement du payabs L. 9d'nctobre
prochHin au bureau de Ia comTagnle.
s sept l. TRACY ,secre,aire
FtREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
ENHE Stockholders of this company arc hereby no
tilted, that the fourth instalnent their stock
due, and PAYABLE on the ninth day Of October next,
the office, of the company.
EsrRACY
New Orleans, sep8. Sec'y.
An ARTIN Fl DEVEREUX oilers for sale, large
Iva quantity of superior Russian sheet iron from
to Is OF. weight Also, quantity Of English Shee
Iron. Just received assortment of Cook and Parlo
stoves of the latest patterns at %, Fchonoulas street
| FHNcBACCO-a00 hoxes manufactured tobacco S.
\ is, and pound lu nl's OF various brands and qua
| ltes for sale by
sepl5 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, lsi Magazine st
UWHrrRIDGE n Co., have Iremoved to Nc
~ 'HE-7'ne street sept IA: Sd
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HpROGANS-40 cases Mems and Bows Kin and
I'D Russell Brogans, for sale bv
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co,
Jy9 1874 Magazine street.
MI r. SAMUEL SHAKESPEARE is nv authorized
I'VE Agent during my absence from the city,
DANIEL DANA.
j9-law4w.

a BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
~ ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
'y the loss OF il changes the cnnn'enahce, and proma
tnrclv brings on the appearance of old age which u
many to recoil at being uncovered and sometimes
even to shns s"cietv to avoid the tests and sneers OF
their acquaintance the remainder NJ their lives
seou"ntly spent in reti cement. In short the
loss "t property fills the generous thinking von with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
Ioarert all these nmea ami circumstances Odr'lge'
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off IN the
hrs application, aud few hotties il again. 1t
ikewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents the
naf from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully md
trees ii from scnrf Numerous certificates 'of the first
fespfctahity in support Of the virtues Of Oldridge
Balm, are shown by the propretOrs.
u Read the following
Robert Wharton Esq. late Mayor of Ph;ladcIph
ms certified may be seen below, to the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
he undersigned do hereby certify TINT we hav0 used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge and
have found it highly servcenble not only as nreyentve
against the falling off Of hair but also certain restor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George CHARGE.
No &c North Fifth st.
JOHN ? INGLIS, 1921 Arch street.
JOHN y THOMAS, NJ d, l63 Roces,
JOHN $ Ft'REY, 1Ol Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South Cd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
II is known tnt three of the alov. signers are more
than 81 years of age and the others less than 80.
[From the NIavor.l
Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA, !
City of PHILADELPHIA {
!, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said CITY of Phlnde
tha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
hessrs + lnglis, John Furev, md Hugh NJ Curlv,
whose names signed to the above cercatetha they
are gentlemen OF character and rcsl,rctahltv and us
such full cred, should be given to the said certificate
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set nv hand
and cnused the seal of the city 10 be fixed, this
9th day of December &c.
isl ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE thar each bottle of the Genuine BALM has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Falls of Niagara, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Am.
rica, No. Fletcher street, Maiden Lane, one door
below Pearl street. and by most druggists and perumars
through he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale A gers, New Orleans,
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SITTING OF SEPTEMBER ., 1888.

SITTING OF SEPTEMBER ., 1888.
Resolved, That the ordinance concerning the nu,
s;n1 grounds passed on the Both ult he so amended
a. 10 substitute the words "st Of October next Tor
ahe words "lO,h of September next in the first article
OF the old ordinance. ,.r,,v p-,ou
ISgned PAUl. BEN oS' hecoiue''
"FP fs;gned1 C. GENOIS, Mayor.
10 sonv THEARD, Jun. Sec'y
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nl31
TsRANKLIN INYIRWARY

HNlit public are respectfully informed that this insu
u tuition is erected on the most improved plan, and
in an airy and most admirable situation, in the fanbourg
Franklin, upon The railroad, one mile from he Missis
siPpi, - ,.., !,
The building is large and most commodiously divided
intn apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different Diseases
The INSTITUTION is Supplied with tne skilfi and
attentive male and ei,l- nhises, and speaking the
rious modern languages.
Private may be had bv gentlemen at FIVE del
lars per day. includin, attendance, &c.
Terms in the mary wards, two dollars per day.
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordiaary
wards, FIVE dollars
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident physican is DIR Wedde,nan, 10 whom
application for admission must be made. 10 DIR c A
Nuremberg, No IL Rampant street. ap19lv
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WIN McKEAN,
cor Camp and Common SITS,

GENERAL COURSE OF COMMERCE.
This course is opened every day, from to O'Clock
+. NJ, for exercising the different branches of ac-
countabIIy.
The Literary and Commercial Institute for Young
gentlemen is opened from o'clock A. NJ, to o'clock
p. NJ Half boarding scholars admitted
A AUBERT.
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PRINTING OFFICE.
THOR SALE,-A printing office, composed of all
~ the materials necessary for newspaper. An
assortment of French accents; several fonts of Jon
TYPE; large extrn imperial press, &c, &c, will lie sold
cheap, and easy terms. This is excellent chance
for intending establish country pnper and vii
iage job Office. The type SC will be sold separately
from the press should such arrangement; eecommo-
date the purchaser. AppIy At this oIli"-.
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

Rcn,ored from II Customhouse ST.
TO NEXT DOOR TO sr. CHARLES THEATRE,
CORNER OF PoypRAs & ST. CHARLES STREET.
aug9-ls38.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Council Of Municipality No. l.,
Sitting of August 80, 1888.
AN ORDINANCE concerning Burials in the bury
n ing grounds of Municipality No. l. of the city of
Tho Council Of Municipality No. One, ordan as fol-
Art, l. From and after the lot, of September next,
II shall be the duty Of the guardian or guardians of
cemeteries within this municipality, to demand, GER
tifcate signed by licensed physician, or the coroner,
or two respectable citizens JOINTLY with the commits
sarv Of the ward in which the deah may occur stating
the date Of the disease, name age, place {" birth, SEX
color and of death of the body brought to the
cemetery for seputture.
Nv tho person or persons bringing to the cemetery
lsad bsy or dead bodies and in n" case shall the keep
ar of the cemetery receive Tor !ntsrnlent bodies,
without having obtained the certificate above men
Art. g. 1t shall be the duty Of the keeper OF the
cemetery to record in book kept for that urpose
ali the particulars obtained by certificates relating to
Ne bodies having received sepultnre aud also to fur
nsh monthly report to the mayor OF the city, con
tanning copy of the names, ages, place. OF birth cans
ses of DEATH dates OF disease sex, color ct such bodies
names Of the phyicans or other ci.%ehs a''es'hs te
Art fine of ten dollars shall be imposed upon the
person or persons bringing body or bodies tor sepuI
,Sbere the certificate heretofore mentioned, shall not
have been furnished.
Art, The guardian of the cemetery shall in such
aases be- and he hereby authorised to take posses,
80; &c ,bs horse or h,raes and vehicle bringing said
bodies and snail keep possession of said horses and We
yhjcIes until the fine shall have been paid
Art. 6. The mayor is hereby authorised to publish
the present ordinance in all the newspapers IN tls cl'y
bo, in tn. French and English languages during ten
days. r,,r,-s pooorlor
(Signed PAUL BEhlos iNeco'aef'
S;onsd1 CGENOIS, Mayor.
iIrme conv. THEARD, Jun. Sec'y.
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EW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL INSTl.


NEW ORLEANS COMM ERClAL INSTl.
TUTE.
Peace street, Jetueen .Noreau and Casacaro, subj
.narigny.
g PECIAL Course of Book keeping-The course
~ of Boea Keeping opened since several months
will close in few days.
Many good accountants, among whom are gentle
othigh standing in business, will be the ,eleren-
ces offered to the public patronage.
new evening class will be opened as seon as a suf
fcrnt number of subscribers viii have been; ota nod
it will close in November next
For gentlemen residing in the upper part of the city,
IN evening Glass; three tunes week, will be opened
1T the OF st. Louis and Exchange Place. il sub
sciiptions are received