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LUzENBERG HOSPITAL,

Situated onthe Pontehartrain Railroad.
TUE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
4 aklful and attentive management Of the late Dr. -
u a. nuremberg, IS open under The Of DR..
hhODlsSs for the reception Of patieHts. -
Terms of .4dplfsSfC1i--
20 the Upper Wafds-Une DOllar peT-day
In Private Wards from Two to Three Dollars per day.
buTgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the large enclosare is an INSANE HOSPITAL
Devoted only 70 the treatment Of those afflicted with insanity
separate and distinct building for Small POx and
other contagious diseases.
FOR further PARTICULARS apply to Dr.. w IRVINE al the
hospllal. orto DI }. RHODES. 81 Royalst lie l43m
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INV ORLEANS & oARRoLLroN RALRoAD

x Inc Can WillieaYs New Orleans and CarotOa aVsT
ho1E eiEe{ clock on Sundays, if the weather Is hT
E& The Lafayette Horne CR viii leave every Ib pnutas
from the oornefof BarOnRa and Canal stS mayla-aTi
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Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
4 2 EsPECFULIlY inform the public and their former
y ousomeTs, that they have TelH0UedtO 1919 GRdYIER
Street. Qf CdTondeiewhere they are prepared "a
i orders for MI NERAL WATER for the supply of Steam
Does ioes an and Private antilles, OF for Expectation
~. IA Liberal Discount allowed to GTOUefs and Com.
mission Merchants.
E@ SODA WATER and MEAD faTnished in
Fountains az heretofore. with and superior DRAWING
ApparHiha Rm
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. O.
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nj BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
u. MERCHANT, No, 50 GRAvIER sTREKT, il Com
msOned to take Acknowledgement Of Deeds and POwen
Of Attorney 70 AdmnisteT Oaihs, and 70 take Testimony
and OOt Of Demands by appointment of the Governors Of
the following Sigtsg viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT,
NEW YORK. NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA
QI5lIQ, MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN, INDIANA, h
LIMOS, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE,
BAA1A. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhH 6m
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. "a ROYAL STREET
r THBERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens Steam -
bOllefu etc. All work done by the subscriber will 49,
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be iS
teen any time Sr
with dispatch. ia19 IL
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q GASES Broad Black Fur Il ATs. IN
y ! Broad Planters do
do. Drab Palo Alto LeghOm do sA
I do. DuustabIe Straw do
THREE GASES RARDWA RF--contaiuine
t@ DTsw.Knives, Chises, Plane Irons Angus, etc.
% doz, nests covered Wood BUCKETS, Gin each.
10 doz. DO, DC. d. do. 3 in each.
OoLEHIAN's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
BJfIlEL.dTORY MILLS,
M ANUfACfURED by w. p. CoLRMAn, GiFod street.
AsA one door below BaIOnne, New Orleans These Mili
Oho lew York PennSy yahi, Virginia, Kentucky lndi
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri Ar
kansas, Tennessee. Alabama Mississippi Iouiana Texan
Mexico and on account Of their portability, the very
tmhg Tor Calitonia number Of them have been pun.
chased recently for those Dggihs'
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the pur.
chaser, money Refunded. Tmhf4l w III 81 .
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s9hA bAkuHpsssaE.JO JOHN sIkQups 4Rs..-ssWM. STROUD
JOHN STROUD g. 90.
14e COhJaOW Street. bsts5esR CGr0Rdslet and Bar0nHg
MARBLE AIANTEi.7BiiE4c5EEas ENAM- =
4fL ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, ~. y
TONES, TOMB SLABS, GRAvE STONES 6 III n
and MARBLE, in ~ iti different vsnstiea M
IHQMASYON LIME, CALCINED PLAS- Ut
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- -
lAlU CEMENT, PLASTERlN9 HAIR.
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA
and PlfTSBURG FRIEDRICH. mys
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"a NEW ard Improved SuOWER-B ATB AZ tho lo,v
~ proe Of 4-oomhinng Sheicey. Bah and BatdiSv
ps q, ,9uAa q NO l5s Camp street also. Patent
@<ARs-NHAt4Atsci Of ganous patterns. For sale BIZ
MRS. i. pAPE, lb9 Camp STRAIT
Opposite I,afavetle sUnaFa
~ PIANOS TUNED AMI p ND Afh' On ~ Good
Sea.AAtlA- mhM
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A BROWN g. co. Dealers IN all kinds If l. UJf-
"a BER-CypTegs, White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany.
Black Walnut. Oak, Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New
els and Baiuzters, Lath Sand and Fire Maya
Matchez, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds Of CYPREss LUMBER delivered
notice. nn2 lrl gErW
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DENTISTRY, sc.


TooTH-AOHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr.. hlENSlNGs
IQOIH-dCHE ELIXIR, or charge. IS. Ohloe
CA8ONDELET STREET. I'd door below GnOd st.
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Common school Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.

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n 10 publlsha monthly paper ofelght pages, for
the purpose Of dlHusing information on the sub
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TEN, to compare it with that of other States here
and in Europe, thus noting our improvement over
former years and suggesting the means OF over
coming the defects and difficulties under which
we still labor, This wi! lead Us to investigate
the sources from which school funds derived,
the modes of their application, the preservation
Of order IN Sc ools, the selection of proper books
for study, the recreation suitable for the pupils,
the treatment necessary fer different DISPOSE
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notice the above.
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

IN HE exercises of this Institution will com.
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The house eff the Rev. Walter w. Pharr.
Terms of Tuition for Fire Months.
Reading, Writing end Arithmetic, S5
Grammar Geoera ply, History, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing, Painting, 81
Music, SO
Ornamental Needlework, So
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ucaton TO those entrusted to our care. The sub.
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boarders. Board will be furnished at sc per
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Tor the comfort OF the pupil.
Latin and Greek will also be taught by the sub.
scrlber.
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GGLD Hill, =. c., AuG /, lS45
Or. J. Kuhl-Dear Sir:
You will please forward TO us as soon es con
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We remain yours, respectfully,
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VOLUME XIX
II. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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EDUCATIONTe attention Of parents desiring for
~ the advantage OF thorough Instruction. with the
and minute Attention allowed select
school, invited the Fairfax which
LIST OF October The situation Of the near
the Theological Seminary Virginia, within three miles Of Aeran
da, retired, agreeable, and healthy The effort habituay
made TO train W pupils under the Influence OF Christian principles
The ofinsucton embraces the English, French and
Greek languages Mathematics, and other branches liberal
educafon including all thai preparation for
Pupils-win be received at any period Of the year
n
following August proportion payable semi
ally advance brothers, sls0 the session OF ten
months 90 per for bedding during The f year
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
Nov 2s--3tawdA2wc
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- u = !. I 7
FIXED AND sPEcuLlTIoss. is fixed fact that
the more the people see and enjoy democracy the better
they like il, and the they OF anl-democracy
whether called whgery, Taylorism. or by any other
name, the less they like IT, 1.-THE proof OF the pudding
is in eating" &c IL fixed fact that nothing shows
the superiority Of the democratic system avorably
than TO contrast il and its works with the acts and
tIickeres Of Taylor whigery. II is fixed fact that
the 40 tariff has actually raised more. revenue than
the high tariff OF i2, and thus the '46 tariff has
aided commerce, agriculture, and the other working
interests than did the tariff Of a. and more than any
in view and fear Of these fixed facts Taylofsm is begin
ming opeeuiafe deficiency Of millions in the revenue in
the Two coming years. as excuse and cunning device
to call for high tariff which will, 10 certainty help
only the fep, at the expense OF the many Il is fixed
fact that u shaping its rely for
support certain favored classes and interests like old
federalism, and in opposition TO the farming, CONNER
cia trading, aud the consuming classes generally. II is
fixed fact that Tayorsm into power through du
plcy and already doomed for violating solemn pledges
and abusing the saying "to the vctos belong the spos"
tNtw Hauen Register
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ny GREEN & TAsTET, Auc,loneer..

SPLENDID FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, CoLoRED EN-
Cravings Piano Forte Large French Plate Mirrors
SELL catalogue Bethel Cottage Mr. j. Crutcbet
on North Capitol the CAPITOL O'Clock a. M the
splendid assortment of furniture &c Of that establishment
enuInerate In part 4-tt T@.
rosewood octave piano forte made by Gilbert with oleau
attachment, considered superior any Washington -
Mahogany sofas and satin covered lounges
DO plush covered rocking and parior chairs
Rosewood, marbeto secretary, and pier tables ..
Mahogany dining, breakfast and card tables
DO bureaus, wardrobes, washstands, &C.
Walnut, cedar, and maple bedsteads -..s". . .
Feather beds, bedding, and hair spring
Wilton velvet tapestry -......
Brussels tapestry and Brussels carpets
And hearth rugs Of the expensive description
Pedestals, busts, and figures, ornaments kc
sivered and glass chandeliers, and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery ware knives and forks
Damask moreen, and other window curtains
splendid pier, mante end other mirrors imported from the
French royal manufactory nj ST. Goban 1890
engraving The admirers Of Zsnes Branol,
Pallet Van Derneer, French, shaw, fine
Also lot books revolving pistol rife, family carriage
nearly
Q horses, harness, saddles and brdles
Carts, farming and garden implements, sc.
hne cooking and other stoves
And good 10, Of kitchen requisites, with many other articles
deemed unnecessary 20 enumerate.
Terms cash. Catalogues viii be ready distribution Wednes
day previous and be had by calling
Mr. Deiany corner OF n street and Pennsyana avenue Of
The beautiful convenieny arranged coage containing nine
all Of which warmed furnace, lighted by
gas with ventilation each ROOM fine garden,
The open nture paintings &C. ready for ex
GREEN TAsTET
Dec s-6t Auctioneers
Q7-The above sale r. postponed I'm consequence OF
the incement weather. and other important considerations until
Friday the als instant hour when the viii positively
GREEN d TAsTET,
Dec l5-6 Auctioneen
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What clever thing is have old gentleman al the
seat OF government who without spaces every.
thing that is aud great many things that not and can
tell precisely what ought be done, md how Il TO O
done, aud what tre ought be done IL is great
blessing TO people 20 he provided. almost super.
scdes the necessity OF Senate, cabinet, or President II
the people only thought hafa well of the gen,em an
he thinks of HIMSELF they would forthwith abolish The
wboe OF this useful machinery, and make him dictator
tWashtmgfon Rsppbiic.
The Republic will find that the ''od gentleman at the
seat OF government" meaning the old patriot Richie
and his able colleague supported by The ballot boxes
of every State in the Union but Vermont which ought
long ago to have been annexed TO Canada The cleo.
tons in State show change in Inc vote Of nearly
Ten thousand and this change in favor OF the views put
forth soy ne Old genteman at The seat Of ,oho
can see wo specs No one needs specs to see the i'm
beclly and corruption OF the Taylor administration
tM,ssssippian