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rOHGMON HALL of the town Of Petersburg. Virginia
Ony 1880 Tho following resolution This day adopted by

Nay 1880 Tho following resolution This day adopted by
~ HALL
sNssolvs That the
1oOOOo of the bonds NJ the Petersburg
As State Of Virginia. payable 1870 1875
in An
es The proposals win be received than $500
chamberlain town, l,h d,y ~ Nav
~ O'Clock, which time will opened and The
kades Will Re entitled thereto The payments for viii
wch they offer The
= thsupsslves right TO reject any offer made"
Heecs hereby proposals for corpora
~ the chamberlain of the
ths Above resolution l4h lay OF May 1880 O'clock
80 ~ 81 CHAs. CoRLING,
l1ey All <hMaynsrt Mayor.
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SEPARATE proposals VIII b received oes until Tho Lot
y day The delivery Wovisions bulk
uoops Of the United States, fol-
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TOwNAENDN New Tcstausewts American eusssont
L edted by l VOL iarg- octave, o. rs.
Townsend Old Testament, similar edition. ~ 75
Paraphrase the Old and New Tests
euss Apccrypha Arnanid whhy, and
I,owman 4 vols, large octave, I'll.
Wsuwrights shor Family Prayers. VOL, 81 cents
Wilberfbrcs's Family Prayers. vol, rs eants : .
The Whole Duty of Man editions by Rev w. B. Hawkins
oxford, 4 vol, Is cents
Moshse Eccess~sesi History, edition. vols evo.,
a
rnleys WORKS VOLS evo., complete In 2, - 80.
Studies in Christian Biography; by Oseood I vol
Morells Philosophy Of Religion. vol AT
received.
FRANCk TarLon
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I IFE and sPoeaence OF Lord Stdn,0uth By
II The Hon. Peiiew, n. u. J vols, evo. London.
Dictionary Poeca Quotations, sacred and Miscellaneous
Jno +. Walton and Rev. Il. u. Weld ID. d.
Dictionary selected and arranged by Rev
X. Hastings Weld, ID. ID, I vol.
General History sabbaarsn Churches by Mrs Tams
Davis. 1 VOL u mo.
schmitr . History Of Greece vol.
Philosophy OF Mathematics translated from the French b.
w. NJ. Gillespie.
London Labor and London Poor, No.6j by Mayhem.
Biaekwocds Magazine for May.
Ju- rec riyed and Tor sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Booksellers, near 9h street.
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IS barrels Of pork
s. bushels Of new white ned beans
as pound. OF rood hard candles
"a bushels Of cd clean dry nnc
go gallons Of good cider vinegar
n Port Columbus, Gorerner1 sfand, ". y. Harso,.
barrel. .up-rnn. nour
les bushels Of new white n'd beans
st pound. Of good hard 'aIlo~ candle.
y bushels Of good clean dry nne sal,
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
N PiafisswsA Baraet' PiattsSsrrA, Hsg Ysrl.
rs barrel. tS..h .rperan. aour
IS bushels Of new hs neld beans
e7e pounds Of good hard soap
as pound. Of good hard '.,lo- candles
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Madison BorraeI', saehetr' Harsor, Hs~ Yo.a.
as barrels Of pork
is Is barrels srs;. otf...h :ags ..u :. Sour
~ bushels Of new white ned beans
ss pounds Of good hard ,siow candles
oneha the Is. Of June issa rsaodsr October,
~ rsrf Ontario, os~.so, New Yorl.
s barrel. ofgors
$40 posnds Of rooi hard .o.p
e 90: GOOD s s;..n : s "a. s:: I'd:
One haon the Isl Of June, lssa, oeos.r
At Fsrt Niagara, Nee York.
,s g s barrel. Of pork
IS bushels Of new white ssId beans
s76 pounds OF good hard soap
pa pounds Of good hard inflow candles
~ bu.beI. of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons NJ good cider vinegar.
Onshsh the LIST OF June 1854 rsmsiader October
1854
N Fort Grsof Michigan.
40 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels Of fresh superhns
ITO husbeis Of whips heid beans
l,730 pounds Of good hard snap
6s6 pounds OF good hard talov candles
- busheis 81 good clean Ary nne
go gallons Of good cider vnasar.
onehsh the LIST n June 1889 October ass
~ Po-t He~erd, Wisce~st~.
40 barrels NJ pork
$50 barrels Of fresh supernne Aour
no bushels of white held bsans
l1s9 pounds ~ good hard snap Il
- pounds Of GOOD hard Mliow cand,ss
p hneAeis Of rood csean dry Ana
@<n GALLONS Of good cider vinessr.
Der, ls60 49, = - =
Al Fort Mactfnae, Michigan,
* barrels of pork
l25 bsrrels OF ffesh superhnt -four
IS bushels N white Aefd beans
6w pounds ef gnnd hard soap Z
- pounds II rood hard inflow candles
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The EvERGLApEs.-Gov. Brown returned from
South Florida last night, in excellent preservation,
sun burnt, tanned and heartier than we have seen
HIM for years. His visit has been an exceedingly
pleasant one. The generous hospitality of the
citizens OF Monroe ieft nothing undune to make it
agreeable, and he speaks warmly of the overflow
ing kindness which met him from all quarters
The Governor made very considerable expora-
ton of the everglades, and the opinion he has
arrived at and confidently entertains is that not
only is thorough drainage mpracticabe, but, if it
could be effected, the deposit laid bare would be
found to be purely vegetable decomposition, light
enough, when dry, to be blown away, and quite as
combustible as peat. The everglades are inter-
spersed with numerous channels and basins of a
depth below the level of the ocean, with lime
stone sand bottom, add where the absence of all
current permits the vegetable deposits to accumu-
late to greater less depth is still so loose and
unsubstantlal that many years exposure to the ac-
ton of the sun and atmosphere will be necessary
to impart to it the qualities of soil. By deepening
the outlets to the sea, the water of the everglades
could be materially lowered to reclaim land
about the margin, and drain the numerous islands
interspersed through this great waste of waters
but nothing more can be done. The waters of the
everglades TEEN with fish of many varieties and in
such numbers one must see to believe. With a
simple spear the fisherman may load his boat in a
few moments. Wild fowl are there in such enor-
nous flocks, almost to darken the sun and
game is abundant the islands. Add to these,
the Indigenous growth of Coonti Arrow root, Of
which the Indian makes his bread and the attach.
ment OF the savage to such a spot is easily under
stood 10 him it is almost paradise. ITALIA
hassee Sentinel.
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COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Camp St., corner Canal, First FIOo

THE design of this Institution is to afford gem
L uemen preparing to enter the counting
room, and particularly merchants clerks, the
opportunity OF acquiring thorough CONNER ~ M
cial education. -11H
The arrangements such permit students 10 attend
al any hour OF the day or evening those who desire
tend privately.
Each student after thoroughly mastering the principles of
the subject takes charge successfully OF both
individual and partnership accounts adapting the forms to
by the student himself, a OF his study
The exercise OF the school thus made resemble strictly
the usual business of well regulated counting room.
Penmanship.
Mr.. GAUNT has bestowed much pains on the inquiry into
the various which bad writing and these
whose expectations not graduated by the empirical
s0ns so constantly pressed their notice, he offer his
SERVICES (aite two successful teaching this city and
complete satisfaction.
Reteenees-I G. Lord. Principal of Jefferson Academy
voniarken Son Madam Grauet. Cusomhouse street Fe
male Institute; IL; Il: Cenas, Esq; - Wig, Esq, No l25
' 'N''' bEMPsTEk i2 GAGST. ffSf tP1s Pfnopas
Ey The undersigned having taken lessons in PENMAN-
SHlP under Mr. GAUET. who having fully and faithfully
complied with his engagements to his classes, we, not
@ out oil gratitude then duty we owe him. do most cheer
fully express appreciation OF his superior system of in.
stiueton in that important art We the ladies and
gentlemen that should they attend his classes they will for
their time and money receive ample satisfaction
NewOrleans. April l, 1851
Edward Garcia Ernest Petpan; Henry WiIoz, Grima,
IL Hanna, n Pettpan, H. Allen, p. Grima j. Mltenber-
p Borduzst, H. LeBretton Felix Formento, T. Forsta.
" " G.sma, C. N%ce A. Angustn T. Duefeo. F. Kupz.
5oHrdair A. Brode H. Mauras Paul Blache, F. Iange.
C.Iew w Curtis. E. Pauver ]. Pollock apl 2w3p2w p
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Steamboat Navigation Companies and Electric
Telegraphs, the London correspondent of the Ma
uonal lntellIgencer says, are among the principal
objects which at present attract the attention of our
speculative moneyed men, Among the former, the
old Ocean Companies are increasing their opera
tons and capital; the Eastern Steam Navigation
Companies require two millions, and the General
Screw Steam Company have authority 10 employ
an increased capital Of one million. The number
of boats on The Thames is largely increasing, and
large boat is building 10 contain 200 sleeping
berths, and make quick passages between London
and BoulOgne. Additional steam ports are being
established for purposes of trade with Denmark
and the North Sea. The good dividends paid by
existing companies, stimulate the projection of new
ones. The General Steam Navigation Company
pays 10 per cent. per annum the Royal Mail
Steam pays CT the Peninsular and Oriental per
cent; and the General Screw Steam Comany
per cent The Electric Telegraph companies do
not excite so much attention, because they are new
comparatively, and not well understood by the
puoiic That there will be vast extension of tel
egraphs, Is evident, because this country is far be-
hiIiu the United States, Austria and Prussia The
moneyed people in England are not vet convinced
.iiat they wlii pay good dividends. IL is however
KNOWN nat the telegraph on the Southeastern Rail
way makes good return, and the Electric IeIe
graph company have received in palent-right alon,
tl22 ,2S5, besides making an acknowledged nrnf;
OF t4S, ,O4S The Sub Marine Company and m,
British Electric Telegraph Company are no, va, ~ !,
full working. 1t is calculated that a canitaI n
f5O0.0O would supply India with 1000 miles o
telegraph
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E|!311llI!|!3{|Bz39|

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
L s3 Camp street, (Shif's budinss,l are now opt
for the reception OF visitors who respectfully invited
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
fX~ These SALOONS have been magnifcently furnished
and every attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
patrons.
tE- BY the superior arrangement Of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose with
immense SKY-LIGHT, and by NEW CHEMICAL PRO
CESS used in preparing the Plates the Portraits produced
in shOr OF time (only few second) exhibiting
high degree of perfection, with the proper and naura
graduation Of Light and Slade without which Pictures
not be life like.
graved LOCKRTs Of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable for Miniatures furnished the manu- uacurers
prices.
t Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
guefreotype at New York prices. f. JACOBS,
dA 6m No. s3 Camp street. New Orleans
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THEY HAVE COME Z

~ Those persons who have been so anxously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAl4. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS. respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed Of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
fel0 If P.L. MASSEY cor Camp and (,r,viev .,s
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OTTAWA AND CHIPPEWA INpIANs.-Some ot
these tribes in quite flourishing condition in
Northen Michigan. Those about the Little and
Grand Traverse, last year exported considerable
quantities of their surplus produce to the Eastern
market BY the laws of Michigan, these Indians
are now admitted to the rights Of the elective fran
chise 51 ft...
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INSCRIPTION FOR THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-A
poet who, of course, had nothing that acouM ayaac
money to send to the Worlds Fair" has diyed
into his musty edition of Ovid, and drawn there
from inscription, the expense Of exhibiting
which will suit the depth Of his pockets to frac-
ton. He has forthwith sent it for transportation to
London, to the Journal of Commerce. The con-
cluding quotation proves him genius. He looks
to the past. He is behind the times:
Mr.. Editorials yours is a worlds paper, l send
you inscription for the interior of the building
for the Worlds Fair though Latin is out OF fashion
"Quidquid habet dives, ciroumspice. Mundus.''
IT'S in Ovid, where Phebus endeavors to dis.
suade Phaeton from driving the chariot and con.
cludes by offering him anything else he may wish
for:
Denique qudquid habet dives, circumspice Mundus
Posce bons aliauid |; nuilam patiere repulsam.
And here is a rough translation:
And now, look round on all the world can show:
And of the goods of air and earth and sea,
As many and as wondrous as they be,
Ask anytatpg; you shan't be answered " No."
The context will warrant the emphatic anything
or aliquid.
Ovid prophesies of himself as follows
popuii." "
shall be read where the Roman power extends'
So my inscription would be apropos, as you know
that the Pope has lately conquered England.
McCOnne'svle, o., April I'd. 1851. 8. nj.
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PERFUMERY.ETC.

u we have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
olsans an nvs'oe Of the finest stPERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
HIS, &C., ever Offered in this city. Customers
ana vs'tom are respectfully invited call and examine
stock which, we feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS. from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoaNEs, from the french, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and Odor;
PoMATuMs, from the manu- factories of Lubn Dupuysen.
Rousse. and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PuFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc.
Together with an extensive assortment Of
HAIR BRUSHES, ToorH BRusHKs,
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES, etc.
EV- For sale al p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
f fe10 If ,o,rsv fya,,n md 4. .ravier sts
TINHE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.
MILLIHERY AND FANCY oOODs.

MILLINERH AND FANCY GOODS,
~ n We would rssF Fecduy inform our frisnda ~
and customer that We have rssnovsd S[S
No. s. Canal strest, between Roy al and Boefbuu y
sS st1ses and y. invite The iadiss and ssatimen. ~
md examine che cheapness and quality Of goods
We receiving and opening BEAUTIFUL ASSORTNENT
Of ades Misss' Silk Velvet Straw and Aboni
y fns; all lind. that 5s rev ;essthr gid, sudd sssrmsni
tons; Thread Merlin Lace, Caps. Gloves, etc
" Orders fos the making of Dresses, Coah Mantas
establishnants- 77'4 - '777l-E -
b. Bonne,s cleaned in superior for 70 each
o31 i'm = D. i. 1TIII,MAN
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ksr, with full careoe Of Guano from the Chncha Islands
arrived a. lately latter veaslhas bean ordered
70 proceed to Alexandris 70 discharge her cargo.
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EMERY, the Seventh Daughter

N ADAME EN- EKY, the Seventh Daughter OF
anJ Gensempsy ns Gpsy Family bess leave to inform the Ladss
short and all those wishing her services viii please call soon
at and hsf e. resspcs No. S5 between Julia
them 0i the II kESENT and the FUTURE.
Ls aes and Gentlemen wishing to know the creum
cSS~ Price so cents. apI I'm os
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HOL esq
SODA WATER.
r q RENO Lead Poisoning.

IT s. WATERMAN, Qate Holmes u Co..
,rI,n SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC-
No. ~ Carondelet street, Gaves. offers to
furnish his former customers and other retailers with PuEE
SSda atsr and Mead and calls particular attention to his
Block TIN Cooler Pipes an imprvement absolutely essen
s as proven BY recent deyeopemens Of the dsesroas
t. D. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters nasa
para, ETC., etc., in glass bottles Orders for shipment.
any quantity carefully aud promptly attended o ang as
lvered without charge for draysee. II soda er
Apparatus constantly on hand Tor sale. apl sM
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEWELRY
y. ANDERSON, No. IL st. Charles street. s.-Y
~. Watches, Chronometers and Nautical Insru. tSi&
nens accurately adjusted Philosophical and Flee II u
ulcni Apparatus made to order and repaired. ezsis
5Ohour ChroH2meters altered to run 81 hours. s95 ly
MI Ii. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch ,~Y
lvn maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDSsAh
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. H IL
All Jewelry articles repaired at moderate prices. ml82
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
-, ', WARE !, RE- ETC. YOUNG CO. No. Camp street.
in the above mentioned WATCHES Of The best Eng
sn nanuacturer in Gold and Silver hunting open Ra
lace cases fatent Lever and Duplex Escapements, and
wed iul plate and three plate AM
nzea esnesa Waches PLAIN engraved snamelsd and the
and quality '' "
Ladies CHAINS of the newest patterns.
Genlemen'. Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS.
SPECTACLES, God Silver and Steel, for all sghta.
diamonds IN breasFins and cheap,
La,les BreastpinK and Ear Rnss-a sortment.
tod rens, IN Gold aud Silver Heisr Points warranted.
Rings "-' s -~'F-' f -
God and Silver Thimbea Studs Cellar Sleeve Buttons.
slLVER-WARE wsrraned pure coin, piaiu and threaded
Spoons Table and Dessert Ferks Soup Ladies' Knve
Sugar Tongs. - ' ~
A. Al a. 5o .,oItinsnt Of handsome Silver Cups.
Plated WARE, consisting Casors Candlsstich etc,
Mantsl CLOCKS, OF black, white and gray Marble
Fine English Ohice Clocks, with Steel Winding Chains.
~ SAtns anu strangers visiting the respectfully
ved the shove before purchasing
trade and at moderate prices. = -
Particular attention given reparng Clocks
Jewery Canss mounted and Damonds reset.
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The Legislature Of Michigan adjourned sine die
on Saturday, the 9Th inst The railroad biIs the new an
poronmsnt b and Other bills Of Importance TO the state
failed to pass.
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made the study Of Herbs his profession for thirty years and
daily cures more patients than other physician in New
To the Public.
DR.. Fryer's Cure of q Cancer!
BY y i ss
Municipality deem it an act Of duty to the Furthermore
ox. paI..o @ state briefly ths as q ny
my right hand The JOINT Of wrist, Day By Day.
my health. iii It well nigh made life burden to ass me-
@ aa a Ii.
to undergo he most eHcpcating PAIN derived no benefit
Of e sns Su 2 Ly
ss debility I 19 the verge IF the grave
day did SO, by health began revive and now having
sse . s Su
tnank od entirely removedEthe wound healed up and
Parish Of Livingston, La
communication from Ms Robinson, who has Just been
cured by Dr. Fryer Of viruen with which she has
dences Of the truth of her statement. we saw where the
Of Da
Delta.
This is to certify that wife had been labong under
us s p
sight copmenced thus: with small irritable ntlammable
hard rising edges Of ragged and uneven appearance We
this formidable Of the human 1ass but ali
s Sn s SSk one Of Dr.
MEDIcrNKs. which cepse Of treatment has cured hsr ut
above may be had BY calling At my house. Two mile
north Of Thorntown, Boon county la. DAN. snARARTs.
'''' James JANE T. Moore A ''s August asi s. 1sa1.
would just public that my wife had been Iabor
ing under cancer Of the breast for about five months which
nns reduced her n nxts e1 ;s fs s
without assistance. during which time tried various MEANS
snS ss @ a
TIED n of % which
o e
have been sleeping beneath the cods of the valley, where
esdence one mile lie east New Richmond
ee1so % where can be X
Ae E Mia Henash knasa Miller Mon'ss%sss gasss I la
Cancer Cured.
We called in, day since, while passing in
enshTsn FUs street % tbs see cure Of BY
s o M Hosy
the eneTpng pioneer Of Hoeyy but now the property
he had been ncurabe BY heads Of the med
cal faculty il the city, The was located the
glands and extended than half way the breast
5 Yet s9 ps a
there had been any thing the matter with the boy Until
be- and that the the only relief for disease. er
able not only Of being considered ncurabe bu
from its pasome nature and were among those VIII
could have been convinced by nothing less than ocouar de
5 s WAS ss f, it, We
CONVINCING proof, hat the disease be cured which
his slave for hundred dollars but scepcal tha
gentleman as to the Doctors ability to effect cure, that
after consulting able he concluded sell the boz
to him for the Of the fee demanded his cure Th
boy is now WELL and most valuable servant pronounced
a s1s % no
diseases.
eV The above is an editorial taken from the Daily Orle
anan one OF the most respectable public journals in the city
dated October a. 1850. The boy is still WELL and the mem
bers of the Healing Art Mayor of the city, and citizens gen
erally most respectfully invited my consulting
though humbe.) the boy and examine for them
selves.
And while you have wit, and words at will,
know you will exercise your little goose quill.
apl2 d&Wtf W. X, F. FRYER.
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
zs,,., ,t~.~t <I~e> .In<,srs h>y<..- Dali.

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors 6slOD Posdras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
pe sssalaf sep sf PfAS fs SHkfsFFfa az %sc
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at The
Gsnd sna Fes Co.. Henri
Gilbert Ce;. and the best oof other makers
fiaoo Pianos and Panno. G sn rom fsz Her. an' fe'sl
Square Pianos. from Gilbert. Durham. VIM Hall & Son.
The spIspdd prize Piano. from VIM Hall s. Son. Broad.
Meodeons from to octavos.
Parlor Organs, In rich carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra or Organized Piano.
New style OF Guitars, OF ch and varied patterns OF
BOehm Flutes. a.-tl
Improved Accordsons. warranted not to gs. Of tune
Brass Instruments from double bass ao-togeher with
S AFRSb TRdsT ISL 1as 5ss 1 charge of the ..ab
%sa snd. and will be at all times ready to wait on his numerous
has been fitted up for the especial use of the ladies'
ass l".'f ri E, have d VII T. 1s %24S 4s
MUSIC AND MUSICAL LINsTRUNIKNTs.-T
dc and Musical zeal Ms5ehsndiss @ Of every dsscriPdcn
Eoltes from the factories of this first makers in the
Strings for Violin Guitar. Harp voncelo. Double Ba..,
Vioins FLUTES. Guiism Assertions. Bras insuum.s,.
fano Fss W EsmDs e;S e.S etc. etc.
every article connected with the Music Business. (
Odeg TOR Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
ibenl discount made dsalen and prots.soss and 10
Second Hand Pianos bought and taksa in part payment
the new Music received from the North a. soon a. pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. II. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans. La. Oct Is. -
oss dtawA II. Il. 4 A. HHWiRr HHHHNERi
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.


81 regular graduate Of Natures wide Botanic
l. Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study Of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily cures patients than other physician in New