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MENASAAs
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUT HERN MEDICAL OFFICE,

.SO. 10 6.7RONJIEI-tsI 81.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located
l. in this city, combined with the UNMARRIED our
peculiar system of treatment for Syphc Mercura and all
Chronic complaints has met with during that time, has fully
and Soundly established our reputation.
The = Southern Medical Office" No IL Carondeet
street established in $780, for the Of all Chronic ifec
tons is. with few exceptions known TO ALL the only OBJ
ton that afflicted with any of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent they consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure ~
10 those especially who from immodeate use OF Mer
NAL practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones noe urnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
have ruined their constitution recommend TO call upon
& Tor we confident that the prompt and permanent re-
le they will derive from the active effects OF our treatment
WIN at once convince them OF our capabity OF fu!flns
what profess
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy but
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical ones IN as
short space of time possibly be DONE with advan-
tage and safety to the patient.
we VIII not here, through Il newspaper medium enter In
any elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections IL
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF society nci
and poor matrimonial and single; all we VIII observe IS
class his peculiar with any of those that describe
(see rease) by calling ollie will give him. Tree OF
all charges what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that ilmed of shame or dread
of discovery deters patient from applying TO those who,
from education and responsibility, beend him. delay
horrld disease make their appearance.
70 SUCH the doctor pledges himself to the most
nvoabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and
nence he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G.. THOMSON,
Office No 18 Carondee street between Canal and Com
of the Marble 1Esculapian Statue Private
trance first door the right of No 49, in Carondee
Private egress both Common and Carondeet sts milo I'm
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Office, No. 48 Camp street, few doors
above GEavier. ~ .. N
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner OF
Common. ~ On ~ - .. - nc
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The SUM TOTAL OF GooD ADvIcE.-ln child
hood be modest, i'll youth temperate, In manhood
Just, in old age prudent
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
RoBIMETT Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
ID NETTING-a large stock hand and for sale cheap
by mh5 1t JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERS WAREhoo0''

Nos. 90 md 81 Gotd street. Ne"
] iure. at greatly reduced prices, HzS
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press, EnTsI.
es, Hydraulic Presses &c &c of the most A<<xfLGS
approved kind, among which are Their ~, MTzsA
proved 4 Double and Single CfLiN ,naoet S
and Book work Card Printing Machines Z yGslss
pqa s shin and Smith nth aeS Iron @
Chase Cases IMPOSING stones Composing s Gssd and
Rule Furniture Ink, &C. &c, constantly Sti on o IN
every article necessary for complete fnnns and on Tue
Gliding Tyne, furnished at the shortest hoiep'
most favorable terms ;,e cents pei
Old Type received in exchange for New al h'"'
pound. . - os,mae. ID
Editors and Publishers will be supplied WIN WIN d Ofts
detail, for Printing Offices or Bndery, by niofn"S
style and quantity OF work they desire 10 DO Of a
The subscribers prepared to furnish CdS'"7
size or description, at the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast Iron. ,,i Pit Cps
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel PHI u ,h bep
Cut Circular and other Saws supply OF WIFE WIFE GU.
constantly ON hand. [mh5 12ml IL HUI
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l. o. o. F.
Time, Places Of Holding Meetings. and Officers of the
SererGL Lodges.
GRAND IODGE OF TOITJSI ANA NsvNlYEh.-.


9ssi saadrf a'f aaa
E yssss' e.
%Aa fsRGf%}SS
nSiffs Ehs SaFs "a bs Hall Of
fHf amino Feay nifh Bb s. Hop
Wis RsiR5 6SaE NJ W nss Tsa Mssny
anse IT, G. Mann e'ay G. 9'Jo John Huyma
Union X No. IN the Hall Of the Grand
kogs % d Monday night niceGso W Shaw s.
liks4 Permanent ssc!etsy Samuel Fulton Treass!er
CREsCENT Lqp I No: s.meets every Thursday
secIstaTE ii. W. omsted. Permanent Secretary; Richard
JEFFERsoT LODGE, No. s-meets every Tuesday
Thomas Cook, G; Burdett Secretary; E. 4. Beach,
at he M TfSGapeas s'sS
G e2I0n Tuesday
s:sfs TX EsuRn es%P ;'5s
F. Vsl Witt, Jr., Treasurer; j. @. A. Holt. Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 1s-meets at the Hall of
L3a Bown g. Wm fyf2 os Gfof
Blake Secretary; J. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM.
HOWARD LODGE No. 1s-!nstitpted Nov; = 1876
me rand Lodge of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas
SJrees otiices-F. w Deiesderner, c. John G. Larue,
e. :! G. Dunlap Secretary l.. A. Levy, Jr., Permanent
HOPE LODGE. No l4-meets every Wednesday, at 7
asy Bier af c W Rod r G?m e Benz o so
DELTA LODGE, No l5-meets every Monday night at
O'Clock, at Crescent Hall, Camp street. Ofcers-C T.
Estlin, G; NJ; l.. McJton G; Bernard Maglone Sec
rotary; R. Barclay. Treasurer.
= TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even
ing, at Crescent Hall in Camp st. Olice-P. e. Wright
G; G. W. R: Baiy, v G Harmon Doane, Secretary;
Dudley Chase Treasurer
Washington Lodge No: 3 Third Muncpaty, every Tues
day evening. OffceS-f. A Packard, G; d B. Forbes,
We ! DnmeyeI Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer
NATIONAL LODGE, No iS-reets every Friday even
Z. j. Gomez C; v Aleman, Secretary; J. Font,
ETOLLE POLAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even
ing, at Friendship Hall No ll6 Chares street. Officers
r Parent y q; e. Ammel, O. A de Armas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LoDGEs-Feliciana Lodge No 4, meets
at Bayou Sara; De Soto Lodge No. T. at Baton Rouge
.Louislana Encampment, No, ?, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-meets
evening" oticarHc 7 " Vital Iitsfi n Pat e
Ilarch: II. Thomas, jr., NJ G H P; G. Hooper. y
Jun Warden; ii w 0!msed K W Scribe S w. Kirk
WIEpEY ENLIGHTENMENT. No. meets in the Hall
of f G9Ra odfe on s and third satgray of each
P; Bernard Cohen. Scribe; w W. Herbert W; Thomas
SSS ~ TaS Se at Crescent
V5$S Mon "a Pa aniS f B e
IL G. steison W; - w; -, Scribe; Geo. c,
Lawrason, Treasurer:
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

HR. 4. CULLEN has removed his Office e..
~ street to No 10 .N4TCHEZ Sirs nom 10 Row
Arcade. He still continues to cure Sir, near the
atonenrely by medicines that relieve and Jul ayOe
without any hndrance to business or der pemIa0en
is too well known. in NewOreans and tbe W Cullen
ton TO Dr. c. he will refer you to hundreds ~ app
in this city who have been cured in the last ,an stand
his new plan Please call and examine for youHa NJ ysaSs
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrhga cured in three days, OF no nav
~ Remember, Is NATcHEZ STREET S,,
CADE. Postpaid letters punctualy ATTENDED "a rhR Al
dence and medicines securely packed and sent to arH conf
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A CARD.
.-Wr~

LHOR THE BENEFIT THE AFFLICTED-Know
IL ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
physicians for the Of private diseases owing TO the
ptter of many who profess such cases
deem it to be nothing but act of kindness towards the
LEN No s. CusToMH9UsE STREET, to state that in the
most appalling form and for several months together vas nm
der the best regular medical practice cold obtain in New
Orleans without being at all benefitted-jndeed | rev
worse At length heard of DR.. MUlLEs's great reputa
ION applied to him, and my great 10y in three weeks
ne restored me to perfect health Subscribed NewrIeans
Jan !, lo47. [mhI6 Iml SAMUEL RoBBERSOS4
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" ~ 9 49,,
NOTICE

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENFpp,
L EASES.-The reputation of the writer / shAL Dis
ished that all that Is necessary to to those
unfortunate to have contracted one og nave
part yasns os ciea hat sffE e
successful practice OF twentysix years. confnd e
NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases Of the Rlu,s 1ciy d
treated and relieved many hundreds who war has,
many OF whom had been under the teatmappta s all hoe
physicians without receiving any benefit il sI1 u enn'
you positively sale certain and speedy cure d off,
of the UNF0RTI NATELY AFFLICTED see this shoah asv
ment, they would do well to call at No S. CTs Adverse
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail roaHOUsr
e benefits OF the subscriber long and sncc themselves al
mills I'm b. +. MULLEN s. Cns,reI penen4
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the pustuies upon the udder of COW contained pnno
which would produce the almost divine results Tor wbib
had patiently and anxously sought OppoStion ans w
Interested persons, high social and professional posen
ndicued what they dare not deny They asserted That MANI
yaccnated persons became covered with hair and even eI
bited horns and tail and that one case child ran on an
iours believing like bull But the current was Soon
turned; The British Parliament voted him $1,000 seffps
( sl00 ,O0o,) and the world sang bis praises.
The same spirit has d0a0R to our 0nn times Even
while write this Bulletin interested persons jeaou, Of
the wonderful efficacy and success of
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A c: AINSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary,
n. No. 38 Camp street
Holding Commissions from the States of TEXAS, MIS-.
SISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW YORK,
MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, DELAWARE, ALABAMA,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
A. G. A is prepared to take Dispositions and Execute and
in said States and the Territory Of WISCONSIN,.
The usual promptude his office is continued in all
NOtaria Business. mh5
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MONTHLY BUILE-

NbAN II - ~ -
I'VE TIN 49,. No. 3 -. =.
The world has ever been the
scene of the tiercest strug-
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error, with its le-
gion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most illus
trlous instance of this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
TO the discovery of Naccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
scourge, the Small Pox, was
robbed of its terrors. lie
tOund that the matter from
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P1EpGE-I without reserve, solemnly pledge my honof
as man that will neither make buy sell nor use as peS-
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MAsGEAAMMENNSe

{ nc, J - - G.aLars ss l,onmon street mh5
GORDON PLUMBER, .4diuster Of .4cerG ges;;-0iilce
w at Lncien Hermanns Marine Notary, No Il Royat
SIreet a.c,c c,Icons " mills Am
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uYDRANTs AND WATER CLosKrs-r,

resolsuon q ne Cro<on ser Board jcs p1olsnec
orodting he villa or unnecessary wss.e q Cro.o1
Ws;er' OF running wafer Of any description" under
penalty Of the supply being stopped oc soon ss epoec
By he Police Department and requiring TIE arrangements q
public hocses oces. &c 70 ~ couforec 70 ms re-
~ soc Builders nd u houses ant the public
informed that the BARTHOLOMEW Psi-ui ytrsnis and
Water Soe- Appersrus are soco1suctcc ~ 20 cocor1 %
hose requirements sod VII - permitted 10 Be used The
hycFsnts are saOas, durable essy repaired. without dig
sirs vii not fr-eEe DarG pipe The Maler llose.
CocAs and Hytrsnls both ssafscunx-reouirins Do
10 keep them shut snd designed 70 pre- waste
u wster Also double HydrAass. suitable fox yards
sof sale - he Plumbers 0ey Mandatory s. Cspa eel
AZ. Ses
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MARINE JoU Il n A l.
FORT OF sEw-YoRK. ocTosER

akkNED-sAp Hensr1 Hus.oa Pratt Ioasoa Postsaoa-
s<s rss.s John 0fs-ot rss Ass e~~n esss wtn -
rn.e- Of sandy Hoox
.h NcAnon Rssaa sors~aar 50 as. srsssy, wns A.
10 ke1soh Fuacos..
Bsrs Jsns4 Pa. mo. fruit se - Bsrsiss lruEs;oa
sAiLED-yroan uss syspse.st.ae. Aou-S1na NJ I.s.r
psol 49, 80 Nsoslss NF hsvre
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The Company has on hand for the service Of next
year fuel materials &c 20 the value Of slOsDl. Inc
extension Of the road and upon the Cove, At Prov
dence forming junction with the Boston and Provi-
dence and Providence and Worcester Railroads was So
far completed on the Let Of May last that the regular
trains passed over il that day BY this connection
the ferry al Providence has been avoided and the ira
vsler passes between stonington and Boston without
changing his seat and without any delay a, Providence
while the time occupied in the passage is considerably
shortened Thus far, the extension road has proved
an important addition and when proper arrangements
and accommodations shall have been matured by the
construction Of the requisite dsp5ts which have not
yet been completed, by which perfect connection
with the business Of these Roads shall be formed the
Directors confidently look forward 10 large increase
OF business from this enterprise as well As decrease
the expenses 10 consequence Of the discontnuance
Of the ferry There has been expended on the exten
sion Road the sum OF sl-i 26- o. Of which sl57,00
have been received by the sale at par Of bonds secured
by mortgage on the said Road and the balance Of
81, TO- OF has been advanced by the Company The
Road motive power. &C. are in good running order.
The regular semi annual dividends and q 200 Of the
funded debt OF the Company have been paid since s'
year The following Directors have been appointed
Nathan , Dixon, Gurdon Trumbu, c Vanderbilt
Daniel Drew. D p Allen ri Kelly W x. Thorno
Thomas TIiesion and Nelson Robinson G Vanderbilt
was elected President Francis Amy Treasurer aud
James Rntoul Secretary
R,l,rh Ess.n. ard Nese II Cotton Il af l,..., ra,,'
n d "a "a ~
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Legal. NOTICES.

DROyIsiOs SUPPLIES Foh sIAT PRISON r-ari P.
lesals viii De received red t- oHs sF fnHn ulf . fa
OF Uffo~r n-sf st d. oock ", Zoe jog f~ pom m Fy
VISIONS hf twelve months lf0n Do lff Pos DI f...
l- 'lnsled h hs Aa--f ~ hs Prison. s lf rrt f.
.e require.
roro.r. -si supplies 9 ie made d te aa
~f fln-i 1flrs f0 Oonssi l t4afef laHf F0f
llfH~ p-ciei Pine Beef seventy 1f- oIlf. 0f ~
e nfperei PRIME Pors hi} pouais Of si 'er,'af.Ie
"a hff falr seventy hf- pounds oi ff s.tfH1e fef D.
dian Mo- gallons o good M.asesi 44ans Yi r0f f.
snesar tao olaces good Ground Pepper quart 0l
Fl~ Salt ali three and hall tlseis OF E0ol Ple er
Ini lufruenf Reefs T1n0ps Carrots OrI.s f
Beans Rae a. Oh. discretion NJ fhe Agent sai Ifs a ~
fhe gram
FmfDsa's "a ID D. fefef - separsfey af fhe 1
Beet forl P1fst@s Flour ,at Meal o h@ flf1she sa r
aHf In such qlfnftss 1s the Agent direct
Tie heei ahlI fa furnished hs 1f fi~ time s p.Il
Ha.f Pic tiH- ICING NO. fI- option 0f fls
Sail fsA shall io be furnished Fe-s fr f.slfsI1
At-Ht
Fresh Maf rfoa. -hiH be- supplied 1f.f a.i .
moltls o. ihe iuoi 0i e Agent and 81 hs'0aI srIftis
All arfsi-- D. 10 0i good Ilefrhan,sle qla.fy
Satisfactory security gl - required iDf ts sfl .,rms1-
he contract AT fl- of @ srfr.rl - Dr.
posas
Aies.. .,rr-- a Pacsasss % be- .ale'' 20 il- ss
rl@ -ena- are supplied
u shal b. opta sf ts o. l-rt4rs arr.pt Pf
po-a. ~ Their tscrsta.n sing s.nE PrsHl. Az l3f-
~ ppl- CHfitffi aMifH tfr1l
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AGENTS OFFICE Clinton Prison, August 10 lsf
NOTICE - hereby given, hat Sea ed Proposals " il
received by the subscriber ~ his ONCE m sad PRISON
until Wednesday, October g. 1919, Al o'clock pm Tor
he HIRE and SERVICES Of the following number oi
COSVCTS % be employed the different branches here
Irafer mentioned s. follows, VIZ
From nv io hundred men Tor ile purpose ~ mimi
ari seprrarrg ore and manufacturing Iron
Tire Contractor to hare the use OF All Tools, implements
and buildings huit or used for thai purpose
From twenty nfy Tor tne purpose VI manu- acilf-
Ing Steam Engines. Machinery, &c
From twenty fy men for he purpose q manuiacsur-
inc FILES
From twenty fly men Tor The purpose Of mAnuiactar-
Hsmes and Buckles
FROM twenty fifty for the purpose OF manhattan
i-r Brussels Carpet and Rugs
From twenty 20 f1y FOR ne purpose Of maIutctlf
ing Cabinet Ware. Chairs
From 0 twenty-five men for ihe purpose ~ manaiif-
lnng Boots and shoes
The above con-cis 90 boz 90 hired leo Tor term nat
exceeding f~e -ears
Water win Be- supplied f1r 40 ordinary purposes The
contractors u each furnish their fuel Tor arm
ing ihe shop shops br00ms Tor sweeping he same and
AGnfs fused
Tie Stale furnish al necessary shops tor The prosfcu-
son I'd ihe business named De the above contracts
Payments 80 be- required A. iho end % each ana every
month .n current funds al The Prison The name and writ
ten consent of The persons offered security should accom-
panT each PROPOSE and contractors should DO present 20 The
) me- ut citing In order % execute the contracts
The Inspectors reserve 90 themselves the privilege 90 ac
pung any proposal al they may deem most co,iucre 10
he interests of he Stale GRO IHkOoPi Agent
snla laVtOrr21
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Passeuxerv Arrived,

a. 80, Rs.ss.s H~ss-, s~ Ls.assNls an Ns.
S.s NJ. Rsnst Nam John sad Jals
Jo~erh Wal NJ CAsn,re soa scN ssA Ar st As
Mss Baxter. NJ sut NJ We've NJ i-Nuo-g,
fa~.rs Howard NJ rcAi isls
IShn Ea~.st al cAs-- e.l.s Aeey Eass-s NJ lrlsna
All snd ADJ. Prus<s NstdN. Atoph Fri and
NJ, M.,nsn Dnsss Mss sussss Mar astger NJ srsao,
bra ksssd NJ hear, Nsrsnts NJ k>assel a. stf
1.s..st Res Nasserosrgvr Ms keoeca Nj Cad
ls~- Lad sr.ss,nsn OPS enc lsr. sni So slceSsc
d. "a, lici@rs fr~ Rlaessr NJ sssss NJ Ss-onsn. M
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SUrEmoH COUHT-Betoro Judge NsnderpOei-fUH
fsstgfftas fNrci yafept f0nts Aci. o -eta-l Oh
space sa1ui 'ec deep snt A ei ee Whc t. aa'
dcieriaa lu4inE erfoaet lsi belonging O. tho laant
.f1sr q slf suj wtCi usei d them t
srolri ~ M ol defendant Hcu'f1ref formerly NcIf
tutlr erected be- Doc Inst couaset OF. Ttr
hs- denst Testimony vas taken and us Court Adjourned o.
Na forenoon
Nsssr. p Co. hrfnf Hr tls store rd basement o
William st. shch iaei improved ga soofs store NJ {,
placed fourth of hs tuil CIse through Whf
he ooton CONTINUALLY passed tl tunHt e rflto ue s SEPT
cftef .is opening s store ~ cs
morning tte framing through s ~ o. Che
anta. IL immediately procured plumber ard hst he wstsI
Off, he present seton shout 81 40 Coz dsrsfe
t ihe wser o. ne god Of Mr'a c. tenE SAD ttai
O cHHrnrfan srf should hsFf been pa
rnpariIua thr feds be
For Vantf Mesrs Hs snd d-enisai No
% sarH~ %
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rx- FOR KFyPORT AND MIDDLE
~. r,rE-- I54.I,gs-. NEW.JER-EN K,IINOAD
BANK NOTICES.

,3rrs1ttus OTricr Rauk Del lnmerf Alln} slt li 1881
4 ilAs hANh-Noiilf Second rffll lhr prJrerf FL
n portion 70 The 4iiiuf ~ tc At1a Hani ~
tork ONLY and oi alotef portion Dr. "Puti srf ari irA
take pA obi pear from Che flr o tie ta dividend ~ 81
cenf hff heretofore been declared that portion bal noes
cured ty Public stoke lni Red Fsfs- lni fbrfdfie
hereby declared oi fer cent on Tie both
900 Do PAD 1n rfesentif1n 1 tic notes Che
fFead M be- PAD ln the preentaon Of e ccr0li- hereto
lie Oboe lri u both ever ilr
taanee lail laHlrl WILLARD FILLMORE tantr0arr
Commune OTTirF. STATE Fes. 3
liHt BAhk ot ORLEANS, a. Abop. he fh ily "a :
olC- notice no ne appointment ri he MECHANIC ANu
FARMERS BANK of Afany i0r reieurt
Clin notice. together N'h reTof,on 70 Pie 1plrrf1.t M
Nov llt STATE tlns D AfanY o. e1cl lfeeslY
entitled Az 80 feifng o. noe redemption o tsai .s
Nay q lsti Albany. October q. 1879
nfr WILLARD FIJI MORF. l.rf....r
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LAKE CAsUALTIEs.--The brig X Hunter and
schooner Luther Wright came in collision on Ashts
bults Friday night. The Wright wac much injured
in her sails and rigging. The Hunter had her bowsprit
aud several Of her stancheons carried away In The
collision Captain Travers, OF the brig fell upon the
schooner and reported lost upon the arrival of the
Hunter here The schooner suffolk while loading A.
Michigan City, few days since was driven from her
moorings, and much damaged that II 10 feared
the vessel and cargo will be- loss She had board
1900 bushels Of wheat The vessel Yves owned by "
o Brown Of this city and with the cargo, was insured
The schooner r Mills In attempting 70 make our har
Dor saturday carried on 70 the bar bolow the
north pier about five feet Of water She was from
Chicago with a load OF wheat The severe east wind
which has walled for the last three days must have
caused gale At the west end Of the lake and we hsve
sone fears that ~ sho hes of marine disasters result
ing from N Buffalo Advertiser.
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A. asss.sss ssafa f. fi.eySi nsssrs ho7el sds 49,
eAasrss hsrd, ssa l.ty. f.eF AS sdy ss JSt-ea
Nu,.rS Ro.tsr No. kds Haar Mas ssft
a, Coeuru sni sd,. Nlers ftsefst clsrrs
<ro~t, fArs fe~ brces. kasisn1 M q
Rosssss. irelsnd-a -
o. Hsa,}ar-Boa wn Youa< ~ ..y NJ nrs Ssssa sNs
40, ws..s.x Clad Nehc. " Rnd. Jn.~Ph
NJ. .ats NJ. hsAiss-t0 Total ~
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SCHOOLS.
pIscnp.r CnIIrGIArR INsTIrrrE-

L'PT-tOPAL IULLftTItIE ~ = Z
TLStsul eton staten sand. Rev LOWELL Prncipa
This institution VII ri c-r o- ne t1 o' Octo7-r ne
punctus ser1snce o. III pupils requested 81 psr-ri-
xho Wl.h 10 E-rl-rts VII md ~ Pr1rPs =
home except 0r ssflr1sF - -
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PRIVATE CLASSES IN FRENCH.

DROF A BAssFT viii organize r's evening c'ssses Do
French 1n tI SD ~ October a. he residence i Broad
WAY corner 0f FrarE.1-sf AZ bic classes are et ea 2
application is advisable Please call before ~ and A.
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