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Ascent Of Mont BLgnc-The following is de.
tailed accout from Galignanis Messenger of the
recent ascent of Mont Blanc: % We have received
the following from correspondent at Chamounix
dated the Both of August: Great excitement was
caused in the town of Chamounix, on the morning
of Wednesday, the 2Sth, in consequence of the
departure Of Mr.. Gretton, late 9th Fusileers and
Mr.. Richards Of the County of Wexford, Ireland
with party of the brave mountaineers of Cha
mounx, for the purpose of ascending to the summit
OF Mont Blanc. Crowds assembled to witness their
start, the hazardous nature OF the adventure was
well known, the guides having lett their watches
and little valuabes behind, and the two gentlemen
made their wills and prepared for the worst. Great
anxiety was expressed on many face, the little
band, headed by our two countrymen, disappeared
in the orest at the foot OF the mountain. The
ascent is always accompanied with great peril as
steps have to be cut up the slooping bank of ice
and one of the largest GLACIERS has to be passed
where one false step entails certain death, as the
unfortunate man fall into a crevce of almost un.
known depth, from which no human hand could
extricate him.
"A night has to be passed on the cold rock and
spots have to be passed where no word can be
spoken lest thousands of tons of should be set
in motion, and hurl the party into eternity,
| the case some years back when a similar attempt
was made. At three o'clock the report of cannon
at Chamounix, announced that adventurous
| countrymen had gained the grand Muets, the rock
| on which they were to take up their quarters for
| the night The next day all excitement; no.
thing else thought of in the town. The
| Flegere and Brevan crowded with anxious
observers. About IL o'clock the fog clearing
| away from the summit of the Father of the Alps
the little band were to be slowly approaching
the top, and few minutes after the report of can
non in Chamounix announced the undertaking sue.
| cessful. The clouds, however soon obscured them
| from view and we nothing more OF them
until about half past M. when, preceded by the
| best music Chamounlx afforded and carried on III,
backs of some enthusiastic Frenchmen, they wer,
| received at the Hotel de Londres with loud cheers
firing of cannon and expressions delight at thei
safe return. The guides give great praise to botl
gentlemen for the coolness and courage they dis
| played"
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OR, CoNsTIPATIoN or THE BowELs'

or, o
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the surest and remedy for this disease
1t positively give relief in the cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called office with astOnishment their faces aq
they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pa
their bodies the bowels and that eOpous
had resulted from it. This result will always follow thoroug'
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly sae anf
in no ;nstan can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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"A pay passed August a. 1850 the owners Of The following Lots
Si to the PFpsr s HasT 90 eHf f sns ns
e & D msP per 9y for os yy d DAY ~ after ~ that :
from this notice, SAID Lots untitled they will filled by
Nj, HARRISON, Acting Surveyor.
FIRST Ward.
Mrs Woooks Lott fronting TchoupitOuas street, be-
/, MOthevs's of Constance and Orange
H. Potts on Religious, St Celeste stres
? TG,iol RsFoas between Celeste and St J1ms. streets
M.Donog6 s. BsPs bsSssn Gsrtst and st'i. st.
Estate Walsh Dmond, agntDi John the Baptist,
Francis Duffy Celeste between ST. John Baptist and Rsigiou.
n Rogers IT, Duffy ageEt corner of TchOuPtOuas and Ce
A. Lraudais Richard street, John Bapt, and
Barrow MasOn agen St. John the Baptist between Richard
Terrell John the Baptist between streets
Second Wara.
Estate W. N. worhngton ude Rawe agent) on Dryades
between Euterpe and Terpschore streets,
T. LOke in square bounded by Bacchu Drysdes Euterp.
LamaTipe streets and Felicity Road
?. irwin; Thau between Bacchus and Dryades street.
sn4 sGp EaterPs between Bcchas and 3rya9ss streets
C. Duncan south Magazine Constance Is
A. End !, 4 Dfsnnlst2un; adjoining the above;
GxaeE s9S S1 and Sod dEq
Third Ward.
3 h s Ps & GG9 nd nssss6 S1
James HeWitt; do.
James Hewitt between New and TchOupitouas
j. Peters; Front Leyee, between Suzete and Benjamin.
Joseph Fowler; do. do do. do
Joseph Fowler Suzete between Tchoupouas and
John McDonogh Front Leyee between suZete and
j. j. Osborne Szette, TchoupltUuas New Levee
Peter Cunrey; Suzete and Anuuncatlou
Unknown corner Of Dupantier and do
Do. do. LOuist and do.
Do north PoeyaTre and FoucheT streets.
P DOher tCuddy & Co. agen) Camp, between Estee and
UNKNOWN suse between Magazine and Constance
Fourth Ward.
B. Charles Hercules en- ThAlia I'd Erao Streets
W. Moore; OF Hercules and Erato
j. BendeTman BRcchus between Triton Walk and Caliope
Lambeth Wallace Square 22s between Eato Dyaies Bacchus
and Clio
Soulet Is. g. Don AGENT; Dryads between Clio Calope
b. F. French W Moore Hgen Ba chuG and CaiOpe.
T. ID. Murphy; Callope hetw Apollo and Bacchus
gohus'n McDe mott Hgen between Apollo and Bacchus
Estate OF Popp of BaCchus Tnaia.
F. souet Galope, b-tween Bacchus and Drya les
W. B0nnllede On Drades between Triton Walk and Caope.
SeUenth Ward.
Christian Lindauer southeast Peter
DR.. Lawson (Dr. McCormick agen half
PoylTas PeTdIto, st. Peter and ST. Paul streets.
....i St. Marx, be ween HeVa and Poydrss
John Hagan Common and Jackson, Claiborne.
W. Nj Lambeth and Wallace square between Julia, Cypress
Pine and Locust
street, between Julia and Gir1d
Gray st. Peter street, between Julia and Streets
Square ground Cypress Streets
one half w NJ. Lambeth one half A. n, Wallace.
John ID. Fink between St Peter ST. John,
Hevia sig
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ResoIced, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested after having given te
days notice. to sell the contracts for building two
school-houses upon the property belonging to the
Municipality, and situated in the First and Fourth
Wards thereof according to the plans and specf-
cations file in the Surveyors office; the work
to be done in good and substantial manner, to the
satisfaction of the Surveyor, and to be completed
within five months from date OF contract-pay-
ments to be made the certificate of the Sur
veyor, the work progresses, by notes at six and
twelve menths, bearing per cent. interest the
terms of adjudication subject to the approval of the
Council.
Passed Sept. "A. 1850. ]. H. CALDWELL President
Approved Sept So 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

Nest Building Fishes-During the recent sit
,iro of the Scientific Convention at New Haven
the following interesting facts were made public
Professor Agassiz delivered some oral remarks
upon the care which certain fishes take of their
Young. Having alluded to the lower species of the
fish, which lays its eggs, and leaves its young, who
never know parents, and rise but to be swallowed
by larger species, he said that when he arrived in
this country he heard of fish that did protect their
young, bat could get no farther information on thS
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council,
No. 2976.

RESOLVED, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant Of the Mayor, the following sums, wi;
To Peter Nuss for two Ladders for Lamp Lighter, five
dollars. s''' "''
To B, Olney for conveying sick Charity Hospital thirty
nine dolars. 'iS
To Patrick Ford for cleaning Dyades Market seventeen
dollars forty nine cents
To R. Turner, for conveying sick Charity Hospital
thirty dollars seventy five cents.
To True Delta, for advertising notice Of election forty sa
dollars.
To Henry Smons, for Timber Wheels forty five doIlars
To Joseph keiseT for Carpenters Work. lowering Bdges
and making Stepping Boards three hundred and sixty
dollar.
To Wells Nmick Co. for 100 barrels of Coal for Dredge
Boat, seventy five dollars.
Toe. e. Weng2rt, for Lamp wick, fifty dolars
To A. kearny & Co. for one barrel Lime and Drayage,
dollars fifty cents.
To Henry NJ. Guion, for twenty-five cords Wood, for
Draining Machine. seventy-seyen dollars.
To Philip DrumOnd for making and painting Fence around
Annunciaon Market Two hundred and sixty dollars
fifteen cents
To Pay Rolls Of Lahorers employed in cleaning out and
deepening Canal side OF Claiborne street. July and
August 1850, five hundred and eighty three dollars fifteen
Te w A. Bills for printing five hundred copies of Report
of House of Refuge twenty five dollars.
Posed Sept "A, 1SjO. J. ii. CALDWELL President.
Approved Sept. 20 1850 A CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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For Erysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but it is drI in, and will appear in the
some other place. fhe Pain Extractor, however, drGps
completely the cause OF the dseas and effects
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M OQSn

ResolUed That the Treasurer be, and he is,
hereby ordered to pay to Mr. James Fitzgerald
the amount in full for (or during) the time of hi,
suspension.
Passed Sept, "a 1850, J. Il. CALDWELL, President.
Apnrnyed Oct. L 1850. 4 u. CROSSMAN- Mn nr
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No OQ7Q

Be 1t ordained, That from the passage of this
ordinance, each Watchman OF this Municipality
shall be subject to fine of two dollars for every
night he is absent from duty without satisfactory
cause, and that on the third offence, reported by
the Captain, he shall forfeit his number, (Which
shall be given by the Captain to supernumeraryO
and shall be placed on the supernumerary roll and
upon repetition of the offence, shall be discharged
from the Police.
Passed Sept. "A, 1850, J. H. CALDWELL Pre,dent,
Approved Oct. l, 1850, A. d. CROs sSMAS, Mayor.
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SALT RHEUM.
IL L ILL. ALEar

This csrifies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
ha been used my family for Salt Rheum of thirteen years.
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have al
once eviaed and they both entirely removed There
can nodoubt but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent reCams it, from what has fallen under my obser
yltoI added the respectable testimonials in favor
ny others ho have used immediate reef
do cneeruly recommend to attention ctthe afflicted
the this invaluable saive
BufaIO, NJ Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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| was nine yea under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, Ibong under the most distressing Ey
sipelas attended inflammation of the kidneys, and with
bleeding Piles, dee liberated with large umps of the
Of eggs protrudng, and large bos covered body
The urinary seCTOns stopped for days. when distress be-
came noerabe. dy tongue cracked and the roof Of
mouth covered with and chest, at the
my neck, in constant burning heat, that cold wser
did cool it
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She nay bed box and applied the sores,
felt immediate wherever it touched me, and begged
for enough annont thoroughly 1t obtained, and
life seemed to invest To the burning and
tire chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
cured | owe my life to your valuable Extract |
being ever, and have been early
the year 1872 kERZlA FRENCH.
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RESOLVED, That the Treasurer and Comptroller be
and are hereby authorized TO issue TO NJ. G. AID
mandinger, note at four months from date, bear
ing per cent interest," for the Of two thousand
and seventy nine dollars sixtyone cents, being for
extra work done and material furnished for the
erection Of the Draining Works in the rear of the
Fourth Ward.
Passed Sept. "a, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Oct. l. 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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D, ALL r Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Ori ginaI and Only Genuine.
d COM PnENn

HAS ever beepdisc uvered that possst any of the ouae
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily we hesr of new and
discovered by its appcs to
liseases-I0 remarkable fact, that many of its ef
fects known from accident pertinent So deep
has een the science OF Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the m.
vent admirable the combination O l. nts that
it 1und suited relieve almost all which the
frame OF mans subject. Let enumeTats the le-
cuiaT qualities of this remedy:
FIR. Tt will. within five minutes from its application
reno, e the puin from the severes BURNS, SCALS or
Bills TIERS. 1t will also the pain and cure GOUT
TIC-l 1O1lEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SW 'ELLINGS.
Seco nd-In of BURNS, if applied Immediately, it
will p life, matter how be the injury,
unless vital be burned; and consequently sore,
inaan 1mation.
TRird-It will heal Buns or Wounds Ulcers or Sores of
any ind. WITHOUT SCAR.
FO uT-lt neuralzes and destroys POISON from Plants
Repb les, Insects, or Rabid animals.
FJ M.-It WILL wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA-
TION; and in old wounds wherever modification has COM
d, will arrest the disease, and cure the wound
where aesh has already dropped away it will the part
to its ma tura state.
Si1th. -IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up in the SaVe, Inflammation Swelling Pain &C.
and he bones unte and become strong with astonishing
rapidity.
SeDeath when the Bowels are painful or inaamed, Tue
Extractor, ii well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
eme even when castor oil, jalap and all other
EightA.-lts is perfectly safe in all casest
do haTmthe system will absorb than
repair il 1t will not conflict with medicines that be
We have moi in this publication all the
discusses cured Dy
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subjon few testimonials Of its yaue selected
from the housa uds possession, from all parts Of the
'''' PILES.
1t may be confidently that there no case of PILES
which may not he cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t certain reIuedy, and the pain and
soreness
l. John Williams resident of Hamilton county and City
of Cincinnati feel it solemn duty that the cOmmu.
nty thus publicly state that have been troubled with the
Piles for about years. during which time have suf
fered much bodily pain lost great portion OF that by
confinement bed and have expended several hundred
dollars, but purpose continued grow Mean.
while, per 5uaded and finally urged make trial of
" DA LLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - for
the awful compl amt; and to utter amazement,
well and hearty ever, and the of boxes Of ths
precious ointment aserbe my These facts am will
ing affirm should make the statement OF old
dent any authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 4th month, l347.
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trihing disagreement about a trifing matter
may destroy life of enjoyment. And it usually
happens that when the married pair do quarrel,
the occasion is SO despicabe they are ashamed to
think of it. Yet that silly circumstance, like
drop of ink, dscoloring a whole vessel of water,
often spreads its influence over the whole life
Just as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

MaYOralty OF NewOrleans. September "a, 1850.
Council OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two, .
SItrrng OF Tuesday, Sept. "a 1851
DISSOLVED That the Mayor be- and he hereby authorized
IL requested after having given ten days notice. sell the
building SChOo-hOuse
the Muncpa situated in the First and Fourth thereof
according the plans specifications Surveyors
office The done substantial the
satisfaction the Surveyor and to be completed within five months
from the date Payments be made
the Surveyor the work Progresses y
months
subject the approval Of the Council.
[Signedl JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President.
Approve SIP ember s6, 1850
[SIgnedl ~ A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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The efficacy of thePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures, and do not
hesitate say that the Onmen will fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject. The following prOcused by OF our
Agents:
This will certify thst we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeruly recommend those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, valuable
tice cure it. PHEBE BRAY,
.3E6Gay, April, lS45. MARY MOORE.
FEVER sOREs.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with ninveterat
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
five hundred dollars in employing physicians nd in purchasing
medicines that used TecOmmendedf its but
pqIpose, until, as last resort heard and tried DIAL
great surprise before had used whole box this aye
limb entirely healed and have nothing Of il left
about BRADOCk DAVIS.
- Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 9, 1873.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does it all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its in
healing old sores OF long standing is unparalleled.
ST. Louis, Mo- July 6, 1886.
Dear SIR About week since, while working trade
cut foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit of the adze entered the top OF my Just below the in
step. The wound began nfame and continued to do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, ncture
of Myrth and several adhesive paeTs but all to
then commenced the use of
DALIEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subsde and has now entirely left me. -
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical ram EX.
being superior anything have tried Oi
removing pain or Inflammation. ~ 81,
am p-caTpenteT by trade, and shall be wilEngt0.s
uty to the virtues of the Save at all times when
reside Franklin Avenue, at No Isl, where can give
"iO'''n'i'" o''"eu' JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
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SUNDRIEs IN STORE
- TEAS-225 packages Green and Black Teas;
COFFEE-Jaya, Laguayra and Mocha;
BUTTER-30 kegs Orange county
GHEESE-75 cases English Dairy and Pineapple;
BEEE-Fulton Market and Usher's Spiced
FISH-COdish, Mackerel, Herring, Habut Fins Sal
and Shad-250 packages;
Soap Starch and Candles-40O boxes;
Pickles, Preserves, Kechups, Capers
Olives, Jeies, Jams and Pie Fruts-250 packages:
% packages Cilron and f'unants
Nutmegs Mace, Spice Pepper, Ginger, Cassa-3OO lbs
Crackers rs packages, assorted
Hams Beef and Buffalo Tongues;
% dozen English and Kentucky Mustard;
Split Peas, Homny, Sago and Pearl Barley
London Porter and Scotch Ale:
Giaret and Champagne Cider-3C0 packages;
Champagne, Sherry. Port;
Madeira, Old Brandy, and Assorted Liquors:
Table Salt, IN bags and boxes etc, etc for sale by
o4 Al CHA RLES STOUGHTON. ~ Camp st.
DEPPER IN BOND-3OO bags landing from ship hip Pres'
"a 10 TehQupoaRs H.
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Ifyou would get a good start in the world, marry
a widow with twelve children.
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 1874.

subject The Professor then proceeded to detail
an incident which came under his own observation
last May. When walking the shore at -,
he saw two catfish rushing from the shore to the
water He went to the place from which they
started, and he saw black mark formed where
they bad been. There were two tadpoles in it !;
and by-and-by he the two catfish return to
the spot, and looking il if ther spawn had
Psen disturbed. They got on their nests again.
ne ne watched them for while, and threw a stone to
Is'efo them They ran to the water before |;
ui Jet ~ zen minutes they returned again and in
c sl,s manner he disturbed them and they returned,
louL ulles' which convinced him that they
ANXIOUS to return to their young and protect them.
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DALkEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR,

but shall subjon few testimonials Of its value, selected
from the thOusa uds pOsesOn from all parts the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

GREEABLY Re oiutIon the Council Of
n paly, passed August 1850 following Lots
situated in tins Municipality, hereby required the
filled to the proper level within r days under penayo
Of Five Dollars day
SAID Lots unified aud the expiration thirty
from this notice, sad Lots untitled they will filed by
Surveyor at the expense Of their owners.
Artinr gnrv
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Z RuMAEOsA Successor to Costa X Coz taipgrter
- Of Hagund Produce, keeps constantly on hand large
5'0rment OF CIGARS consisting OF mpenaIes kegaaniai
ClIaduIes Caones, Paueteas, Dana, small Regaas, MIL
lar Trahucus ETC. etc. from the celebrated brands OF
Havana. No. ) Front Levee, corner st. Charles and
JIravieT streets New Orleans. myaS ly
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10 RENT.

10 RENT.
Ii HOUSES for rent Cana street, between Ro. -.
pPy & ana 1 rFe5qf reg m sire g. T. M 0 FoG tG 20 ars6e oes
40 RENT : FRONT OFFICE, with Second "a
sd 50U GEO e. Fl LHIins' g. IS Magazine L
Unwilling HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
- story Dwelling House, No. 10 Natchez street, con a.
tanning Twelve good Rooms, vel calculated for sEs
six year, Rent very until FIRST November Apply "a
No. " Natchez street, 10 stars mylO
EN0R REAT LOW A new Twostory FRAME
L HOUSE, containng four Rooms. and situated on *,
Cypress street. near the New BasP The house wei G5
calculated iqr TWO s2a families, bGt VIII be rented to1
0n' sOOo a A JACKsoN 45 ;aroadsS S5i; sest, D''
jy2O If between Poydras and Iievia SITS.
i North side qoors East OF Biuonne. Posses on #;
A. F. COCHRAN & 20. q Tchou1ltOulas 61o'5 st.
doors o Sor % Of JULIA Appy as above 'sS sS
TO RENT The HOUSE and Premises Dryades
tans five large rooms in The main building with kitchen, ,4
servants rooms and stables for horses Il is excel
lent place Tor boss daynan, OF family wishing to keep
few mllch cows Possession Will lie given in week from
ne TINE taken tOr particulars inquire OF Mrs HOW
fE'O RENT-Very low to a GOOD tenan otil lst Noyem-
factory terms can be made with the owner ta.
fshn % esGGe on on Camp @ street. oR door 5
rooms Kitchen, pantry, and every convenience 1t has
sLnai gst" anu saush IN rom yaEs al G'eu, e solern
eAp0suis anu IS TgLl fshla'eu FOR TERMS anu l1fe gar
ISuLaIs Apply NJ tll5 olCe. JeGl-
II 70 BE E.ET-A small snug office, wit fixtures, Ar
l. ply at . BANK PLACE. ap33
T,0R EI7Z,E,A 4 I.,a g,i,rs 7I..on, PGTlN, %
L by 70, second door, suitable for large Cotton or Com
mission house, by CHARLES STOUGHTON,
ly30 "a Camp street.
ed room. wbih i've minnie! Hak of Ibe st Cbares
Ill a., ' ~ " it 't I' Iti r an y, ti.l ra,ie
@ o I aI stl5 nei[aDy "a loCa.ea IOt gtosPaa' gefue
i ~, IT, 3 =, ~ d f Pt 49, ~" ] 1 @
d'HLess' etG' olo
LNLRNBSHED ROONB.-EOVeral large, airy Rooms,
very desirable lor NE summer season, gan pe had a 100
81 1oseil sIes, seSo-I 4DoI lIoIl - old ~ 1l
OOMS FOR RENT-Seyera Rooms sin banks Arcade,
~ suitable Offices for Apply NatcheZ street,
up stairs, mil
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INSTITUTION,
~ DAY BOARDING School YOUNG LADIES,
a No. 232 CAMP StTest-COnducted by DIR. and MRS;
"A a l5 insutuon u nnueT oie peIsota. t
teTary and eoarm96rs are taught By Dr. Macau
law assisted nv annt6sr Gentlemen IN 1--WE fnsrnctSns IN
L. Fre1ch Sp@nisR and italian LANGUAGES in 6Tawi1g
D.nGing VoGal and ITstTuents MISE tbe most 9cco
pi shed Professors are employed
The hOp is aTTpg-d a. 8s N make il both an English
and French school and the aim Of the pncpas is to con
Ipct their pure through sn and 81 stena lie cou Sc
OF studies aording at the same time progressive know
edge and q progressive dcnne OF the he arT as well
mind Fer the instruction puuis Of every age and grade