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To Franklin City, by m, lGl miles
And back between 81 m and 10 with three
additional trips to Med6eld miles
43s From Med6eld at S m every day, except Sunday
BY East Midway and Midway
To West Midway, by p m, 8 miles
And back between a m and a m.
433 From Franklin at 10 m, Tuesday Thursday and
By West Wren,ham
To Diamond Hill, Or. ~ by l2m, 7 miles
Wednesday, and Friday.
44O From Railroad Depot at every day, except Sum-
day
BY Soughton and North Easton
To Easton, by m, IL miles
And back between m and ga m.
AL. From Braintree at Q every day. except Sunday
By South Brantree, Randolph, East Randolph,
East Stoughton, North Bridgewaer, West Bridge
winter, Bridsewater, North Middleboro', Middle
boro' MyrIckvie, and Freetown
To Fall River, by IL m, 43 miles
Apd back between and IL a m with an add.
tional sx-times -a-week mail, between 81 p m and
"a p m, going, and A p m and 7. p m, returning.
Proposals to commence route at Boston will be considered
442. From Braintree Depot at every day, except
BY Weymouth, East Weymouth, and bingham
10 Cohasset, by 10 m, - miles
And back between m and pm.
443 From North Abingdon Depot at 10 every day. ex-
eept Sunday
BY East Abingdon, Hanover, and Pembroke
10 West Duxbury, by m, IA miles
And back between 3 m and IN.
4aa From Cohasset at P m every day, except Sunday
BY North Scituate, Scituate and East Marshfed
To Marsh6eld, by 81 m, IA miles
And back betwoen p m and 4 pr
445 From East Foxboro' at every day. excep, Sun.
d,y
by Foxboro' and West Foxboro
To Wrentham, by Up m, 81 miles
And back between and m.
446. From bingham, at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY South bingham, West Scitua,e, South Sciiuate,
and North MarshReld
To Marshheld, by 2 m, 10 miles
And back between m and p m, Monday, Wed,
nssdsy, and ELjday
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BY STAFFORD Cornsrs and North Barns,ead

BY STAFFORD Corners and North Barnstead
To Centre Barnsesd by m, rs miles
And back between a m and p m, Wednesday.
239. From Exeter at 7 m, Tuesday Thursday, and
BY Eppins, Chester, Derry, windham, Pelham
and Dracut, (hdasn.)
To Lowell, by m, 40 miles .
And back between .aa S q am and M Monday
40. From Exeter at lOa m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Kingston, Dnnvlle, Chester, and Auburn
To Manchester, by P m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m, days
24l From E.s, Kingston a. 81 M Thursday
By Kingston, Danvile and SAndown
And back between m and 81 m. Saturday
with two additional trips to Kingston, 2. miles
242 From Kingston at 10 M Tuesday aud Saturday
BY Newton and Southampton
To Amesbury, Massey by Bpm
And back between 81 p m and 81 p m, days.
243. From Deerng at m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Marlborough Bridge, Antrim, and Bennington
To Frsncistown, by pm, 10 miles
And back between 2 P m and 9 m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
2u From Nashua at 81 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
BY South Sou, Merrimack, Amherst, Mount Vernon,
Franci.town, Marlborough, Washington, Lemps-
To ciaremon by los p m, ss mics
And back between m and Al p M next days.
a45 From Nashua 81 m, Tuesday Thursday and Sat
By South Merrimack Amherst New Boston, South
'Wea1e, Weare, Henniker, Bradford, Newbury,
and Newport
To Clnremont, by l04 m, GO miles
And back between 4 a and Al No. Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
a46 From Ns.hua at 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
By Milford, Es., Wilton, South Lyndeborough,
Greenfield, Hancock, South Stoddard, Stoddard,
MARROW. New Alstead, Paper Mill Village, and
Langdon
To Charlestown, by 10 p m, &c miles
And back between 81 m and Al p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
e47 From Nashua at 81 a m, Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
By Milford, East Wilton, Peterborough, Dublin,
Marlborough, Keene, Chesterfield Factory, and
Chesterfield
To marlborough (Vt,) by III m, GO miles
And back between 81 m and Al p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Proposals to route at East Wilton, lG miles
less distance, arc invited
248 From Nashua at 10 M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Hollis, Brooklyn, Mason, and Mason Village
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MCVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of The NRsteeRtA Ceatury made from
itQ0ts az Plants gTOi1fng near The Gulf af Aferico
TINS IS truly valuable remedy, and everybody shou IA
haYe In Diseases of Children and as a preventive Of ds
ease IN rs acute FORM who tell its worth II has been
use WIN prominent success in Diseases of The Chest
Bt0Oai tsht S0s0ts. often attended with Calls and Hegf
ram a the BTast and Side Consumption in its f0yiT
S5agey dSAmd, Group, Influenza. Alto, Liner Com.
gtdtht, C0StteeRess, SerQu, WdStiag Of ne Mesh an
Ieet9RS OF the Spleen, Stomach and BOd5eis We have
heard OF no case Of Cholera occurring where this reme
ay mas plen used Where has been used or ndsposOb
In children, they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the most perfect health For females il wi be Iund
superior to every other medicine and be used under ali
circumstances. Its depuIaVe qualities places il far nhoVs
all the Sarsapanias In Scarlet FSOeT unquestionsby
a great remedy.
ka1- For further information see Pamphlets and Bi,-
THE ECLECTIo SYRUP.
For the cure Of EZq0r 4lbis EreessiBe Uterine Dis
charges, and Chronic Disease Of the SDies Of unsur.
passed excellence positive in its sauary results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 80.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTB
a Great and W0ade5l .7gent, Of truly astonishing
power composed Of simple vegetable Elk nent, and sxiaf
naliy applied For the OF RhtI7gtism Tetanus or
LOcG5 SDdsms St8ess Of the Joiiits. Paia IN eBerv
part Of me bedv arqCAe, Nervous I0athaohs If applied
IN The ear Of the affected side
We would not deal in fulsons eulOgy, in the usual
tye Of psnegyre. in commanding this article to public no
YET We eel that cannot terms strong as illus
9uss OF y power 70 heal. Excellence, efficiency GER
49, SIs rs attributes. All who il will say it good
o wv ~ tneaepahe gOod to the human Pdcs tI
%WAesW II. BONNABEL,
Ea1, corner Of Ngtnhez and TohoupitOuiss Sta.
" ~ MORRISON, II hsgaziasI st.
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Passages, etc. etc have been cured by this COMPOUND M
tuTe and of SYPHILIS of The nvetefate defcTn
ton have prom pity yielded to their influence
The preparation ls without doubt etieoInal ron,
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseases aeT many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form IT is npa1
y asteess, and effects psFHGH CRt cure in The snase II f
or SlE days without ouch restriction diet OF any to eE
leaves the part subject to that tronbieson1s &
that occurs so often after the of other medicines GENERALLY
prescribed and II taken in the first stage of the disease
w arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feInFt
IN Anew Gays In ongpToTaeted chronic STAGES III tbe
I1g' IN CosIhdte elects, Female Complaints such as
ever discovered 49, '' must eHeo'ual IeIHeuS
We DO not offer these Specifics as a PAEACEA or cure
se hng D4t tor the above cases we are author.
to guaranty a cure - '-' N'ii0 ~ -''
YOU'D here remark that these preparations have been
DAloe the public of New0Fsan for the ast Ss rars and
'hey nave universally proved eficanoug
EtE zoe Agency, No. 10 C4ROND ELET Street,
OetUeea Canal and Common Streets 81 Iy
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES,

BE YE FRuITFUL AND MULTIPLY
" CREATIVE ELIXIRNThi. { The only actual rene
dy ever discovered for mPoenoy General Debility Noe
cTe habits and many Of the recently recommended
Tor the complaints are worthless limitations which It's
unrvaed excellence, fame, and popularity have brought
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
United states are qnanmoQS IN their recommendations Of
the JUNO CORDIAL, and have not given their sanction
10 single instance that has been authenticated
pound for the purposes The nature OF the maadieE
relieved BY the Juno Cordial are generally such 70 leave
the publication Of certificates Of cures Of the question
the proprietor could produce host Of the conclusive
testimony 70 lhoW mat the great reputation that 1t enjOyi
wa! not accidentally obtained but firmly based upon s
be found the happy parents Of healthy opnng who
would not have been but for this extraordinary prepare
0con h5S BsenS 5 aS91i 25 %96 o
the pdce Of the Juno Cordial became the ah that haa
but the fact is the Cordial cannot be afforded foT sis and
ought TO Be much deaar a. many Of the ingredients which
the ohen ere made Of cheap drugs, worth but little in mo
a9y and less Il men We ASSURE the reader that the utmost
me maede5 mentioned above, and also Of those which fol
low VIZ Los Of MuSoulaI Energy, PhySca LaIsiuds
tons Indigestion, SluggshneSs Of the Liver elect Leu.
any way CONNECTED with the disorder Of The Pocsstye
aRasstonSsfn s OF Which i will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent Persons about marry, Il
con1fo9s o. Any wSS&neTi Or disability o. certain nature
should take this CORDIAL, as it will iDtslibly restore
health and vigof n brief period, and where want Of of
9pnhg cause Of regret il recourse be had to it, the
Of pdceeIs value to those without ofpSg Ii baS taIeB
the precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
1t also possesses the unrivaed quatiet Of cpep
Consumpton and have administered with great
ration Of their health and the result that medicine haI
been added to the catalogue for the Of inopen
70 spread wide the bsssiEg. Of this medicine have sp
pointed Mesir JUDsOh y CO. Of the city Of New York,
IN ne United states Of America my sole Agents for its SALE
and none can be genuine 9nsGs Comeg through them.
N.u,.. 1.,-,s., ANTONIO LARZETTI;. NJ, D.
Sold ONLY in New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET.
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DArhY CRESCENT.
THE BrGGAR AT THE GATE.

THE BEGGAR AT THE GATE.
The following verses are from a late number Of
Punch. Although evidently written by one who
regards Ireland as the inferior and dependant OF
England, they are filled with warm sympathy
for Ireland, and keen appreciation o. her pscu-
iarities and present condition:
A begFar maid rrouches al england door
Sqnsld and SAD she o4ouenes met ; y iio,s
scorebing unshsded tbfo' the summer day
Tho ann .ar,es mn rnon that begGaT's lair,
Her gannf and FTasping hand her r g OF greeni
siif s,lsss save when stirred BY hunger keen.
An idle spade is lying at her feet
An ma disfafI' oxen on her knee;
BHf N her wall nliBgle soft notes and sweet,
and ihfo htf wee break flashes Of strange glee.
she Is not. sure, a bsggar born. for pride
lisa gaunt skeleton OF strength untIied.
a wreck Of beauty, sore misused and maIred.
Fallen fate Of haIlos aud of thral,
In whom Goth iosts memory OF wong
And bitter hopeiessness, and hopes of gall
And as forth fares proud England day by day.
S kPl 5o .ol All tatlie pleasure o. parade.
Like Lazarus at Dives's portal laid
Still that gauut hand is on her robe of pail,
That hollow ,oice in her unwilling ear,
And csaseiess still that cry Tor bread doth fall,
Which hunger prompted, heart Of stone must hear.
Nor pity only bends her to the cry,
she know. That desperate wretqhedness is mad
IT Is easy raising fire the means HARD by.
And tfeas0nous poison may be oheapy had.
And she is rich, and richer fain would be-;
Aud beggaf dFudges work for scsnty pay
The paupel's dole for paupeTs bait may bs
Whence better fed and clad would turn away.
So day by day the beggars dole is given
With gfudge and gfnmble, ling ungly and lOath
a charity without that gracious leayen
Which beset giver aad receiver both.
Every such gift the giyeT leaves more hard,
And the receiver mole uuthankiul ints;
BY acts which should unite IS uni0n barred,
And pity chates tue sore, cen as it binds.
THIS should not iast-aDd must not-neither can;
Oh England. litt this beggaT maid fnrlOrn
Leaving on one, with heart and right of man.
No cure save hat wheTeuntO was born
In the brow sweat to earn the needful bread;
Strengthen hose feeble hands to Dig and spin
Till listess lazy Pauperdom has fed,
And the day 3 work its fair days wage shall win.
What interest urges, urges also love
Let England 10 thai bsggar stOOp her knee,
Lift her rags her matted hsif remove,
And in that squald maid sister see:
Sister, that but step sisters lot hath known:
Sister, that of has cursed and struck, and striyen,
Sister, that hath, as Engiand's self must own,
Much 10 iofglve-as much 10 be forgiven.
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McKOY,S T0NIE-

oTr99Es and HsaEth FOEIoD It's Use.
ONICS 0atka from t0R0S, tension, tone) medicinal
agents thafesoTe the sound and healthy elasticity the
and ygoT OF the body when it weakened and re-
1eu ana when there 4 deficiency Of tone on vital power
hom the influence Of diease $500 t'
a rms q Z acts upon the nervous the capillary and
the muf0ulaI system 1t acts opOn the heart Though is
PS a with the stomach and also by the absorption Of
applied 70 the moving centre and the coats OF Inc blood
vessels Indeed OF all the preparations cOnved BY Inc
nee OF man this is among these which exerts he most
powerful TONIC effect II increases the digestive powers
Of ne stomach stimulates the nesnes and being dissolved
IN the gastric and intestinal juices taken up By hc abor
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whoesystem Tie
eOuuenanee, once pale md faded assume beautiful ford
aspect and the whole powers OF the system are called into
healthy action augments the powers Of the secre0Ty sys
ts ana by the moderate but permanent impression
on the nerves increases the general vgo all the functions
~ oItEs Nwllhopt pnfglng) 1ohsre there IS pale yet
700 slH, attended t5h SoettiHgs, .4RasGrcH, DrObsl
JaaRdice Diseases Of he Heart OBstrJcted MenstrEd
tl0h CerosS, and may be used with entire success in
msak Hd6t Indigestion, Relocation, HySsria SerQfld
Chr0Ale CGtarrh ChOreG HypOcbORdriasis Green Sick
ness, FaFatgSis RickeS and during the exhaustion which
follows uoute Diseases
az TONES must not be used where tbera Is FeveT nj
Inflammation. Price 81 co.
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EVQR THE BENEFIT or TIE AFFLICTED
4 Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physclans for the Of private diseases
owing to the utter dsquacati0ns Of those who profess
20 cure such deem 10 be nothing bat
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice to llr NJ JULIEN, No. SO CUsTOMHOUsE STREET,
70 state that in the 1876 lOTey afflicted syph
lis, IN its Won't and most appalling form, and several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being ali benefit.
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard Of Dr. Mu.
lens reputation. applied 10 him. and my great
Joys three weeks he restored me to perfect health Sub.
iyi6tf sAMUEL ROBRRTsON.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No. SO CUSTO.hHO USE STE EET, NJ O.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFEEoTED-PnVate Diseases cured in
lew days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous MEDICINES, at No. SO CUsToNHOUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
De-. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms of certain Dsease his general adveT
ussment in another column The Treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval the disng usbed
Surgeons OF Paris London and Kew York and its uuver
al success has proved beyond doubt that pemane
structure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands dseases ip
duced ny certain solitary practice, etc. be OBJ
tanned TO moral certainty, application be made these
whose intelligence tk and experience can be relied on
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city all the many case
hat have come under his have been cured without
angle exception. Some Of these Of yearg' StandnR
One remarkable OF aCtGre 30 old has been
to the surprise Of the patient Tho gentleman CwhOse re-
!peotaby known 70 the citizens of New OHeans) is
hand, aud (by his permiihiOn) be referred Dr. =
treatment of structure is known South of New York
His Treatment of gOnOnhRa and gles the most perfect
ever discovered 1t the shortest safest and urest The
patient takes copaiya cubebs turpeutne other nRu
ieuS doSea but obtained in two days without
pain, inconvenience change of diet - EO paw unle
4 cure Is effected within the time named.
lEPOTENCY. -YOung men 0 Othen who, by SEXUAL ex
cess OF self pollution have brought on themselves am
Of the painful consequences resulting from uuregainoa
lnuulgence OF the passions, such premature impO
ahey involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or cOnsuOna arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with
Stnctegt teCresy observed.
d. Mullen be committed daily at his Office No sc
Cg4EomhouSe st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. ID.
~ Remember No. s. CnHtomhOuEe st jyI5d
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI, DIS
4 EASIG-The reputation of the writer well stab.
shed that all that necessary to those who have been
20 fortunate as to have contracted OfthOEe dread
u diseases known and called Secret Diseases sny part
their forms. that the writer after success
Jul practice OF twenty years confined strictly Veneea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and
leyed many hundreds who past all hope, many of
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent phylCians
without receiving beneltl enabled TO offer you pos.
lively SAFE certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No. 80 CUsTOMHoUsR STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the bene.
dts OF the ubacnberG long and successful peence.
lylb If B. II. MULLEN. IS Custom hnnnn st
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Citizens Of NeV Orleans and Vicinity, Shipmasters
and Steamboat Captains, TO you Greeting
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
~ rast hve years and by having and continually
ceiYlng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own impor
EMon and at all times heavy stock on hand, attentive
clerks, and Team deliver goods free OF charge BY
sIpeuenged person, do feel PrsPasd 70 put np Fan llY
SUPPLIES. SHIP and BOAT STORES-FU PLANT
Frs ORDERS and attend 10 PLANTATION SUP
PLIES tue most favorable terms, with goods Of the
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
myIsu FaMilg Grocer, "a Camp StIset, II. o,
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for the enre of GonOrThna
elect, Structures, VeneTsa
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa
ratiOns 70 the public
Doctors Leroy and Peletie
learlessly hazard the asser
ton that they are not Only
not surpassed, but une
qualed, either for thei.
curative properties or TO
mlldness, safety and Ger
taiHty in their operations
by any other preparation
compounded for simila.
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases oil
GOnOTrhGa, GLset, StriC,
lures, Pains IN che I 0 rs
p.ts.,t 5',r ~ 80 F6a TT,-5 IA 49,
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ALEXANDER HILL's

no USE-F HING STORF.
SO Camp street, NewOrleaus,
kAyHERE families find all articles of House keeppp
comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-CoOkn Utensils, Tin and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire IRON ware. ~
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and britannia TIE A c,5
COFFEE URNS. 80 anu
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver britannia and T,or
TEA and TABLE SPOONS. ~ "
CHURNS and TUBS. " ~
RATTAN-B0UND CEDAR WARE, a new article.
Wagons. $3.50
8RUsHEs56Fqncy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
WATERS, and TRAYS. "
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CA MD ,ESTIC,KS
and LAMPS
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. q J. NnghtS patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Cqai-with fixtures complete the most ap
proved aIlcle IN use. maT3 en-
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CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,

If you oant to place gor Sons IN ono Of the best Schools
in .Amsrica, Took at the ad0e5 tiSsm6Rt beOI5.
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE sCHOOL.-The
edihce for this School is situated on College Hill about
three iouhs of mile from the beautiful village of POugh-
keepse. Duchess county, State of NewYork.
The School is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference invariably had TO the nature of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts employed to develop its
powers in their natural order and preserve them in their
relative strength The domestic arrangements and modes OF
instruction adapted TO youth of years Of and up
ward and they instructed in such branches be
gineerng, or to prepare them for College.
The annual expense scholar Is Sa0 payable quarterly
in advance. This sum includes all charges for board tut
lion. emery, bed and bedding, washing room, fuel,
Light and bO ks Except the Fenoh and the Spanish books
The yeur divided into two terms of twenty three weeks
each The Summer term commences the E5t Wednes.
ber 1t is the purpose Of the undersigned not TO receive any
youth into his School whose moral character good.
jy2O 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT Principal.
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CORNER CUSTOyHHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
MAJ LII be opened for the reception of B0ARDERS on
~ WEDN ESDAK January g 1919. Well fur &Esgb
nlshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. ssse
TABLE-the best the market will afford. AAhAA
The above establishment has been built by the propeoI
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
1t is of the most healthy and airy situations the
city and pains will be spared to render those who
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
k$- Terms sYeaspnabeas any establishment of the kind
in the oitv fia1d dNVtf1 ALEX AMBER prnnrator
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DR.. T0WHS6Hd-pear Sir: lhave the pleasure toinfoln
you thathTee of children hav been cured of the
By the use Of y9u[ excellent medicine They were afflicted
took them away for which feel myself under great ObeB
ton, Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w GRAIN log WooSferstrest
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G 60. W. HARDY, PRIN DIP A L.
JVaiadoS street, bstl0est 1Halia and .heipOmene
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
lTasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayaue, Secretary of State.
Alexander DimitrY, Sup. General Of Pub. Education
George Eustis, Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. M. Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. Y Bright. Justice OF the Peace.
]. ID. b. UeBOw Professor Universlty oil Louisiana.
M M. Cohen Admit
A ID. CrOssman, Mayor Of the City
Joseph Gengis, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin, No. Two.
p. Seuzeneau, No. Three.
TERMS.
Fer Day Pupils from S. TO $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils, from SIC 10 $40 per Month. apl2
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uARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
7VHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under bis charge for seven years, has Just I'll
been elegantly rsfted enlarged and reuInished in FIJI
most fashionable manner and the entire organization Of
every department complete. The most splendid salts Of
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall he no eIsron
spared to have it continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received. H. j. HARTWELL
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. mV7 dG Wit