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A COMPENDIUM of the Entire Body Of the
"A BY A.. Kinne ALPHABETICALLY 1rnnscd with reference
svo'., Law sheep, svo, PIP Ai77 Retail price go Tsov
~ and 81 Ann street, N'r !"
Opinion, oftAe Profsssion.
There are few wa, ks in the profession that contain such,
sound law within the same limits that more d~"@
public patronage. ,.- ,. vr sa
Nrw YosK, Sept %, 1880.
concur with Nh Justice his oplaon 81 tn. shows
CHANCELLOR wALwofn
Nav yosr, Sep. %, 1850. III =
The vast reliable citations from vba
powerful auxiliary the law STUDENT Cvins hdnr
-"' '"' 49," : ''-'e''' ROBERT j. WALLS
oorosKa IL, 1850.
Ihavs frequently examined its citations. and have beer
rra,ihed with their sccuracy; and I been much
with the precson and clearRess with which announces
pies referred Indeed have received ~
stance from mysslf that feel anxious the profesr
learn =" merits and, IKE ms, enjoy Its advantage rou
Nsw Yonx Orr, Oct is, 1850.
inpart. the advantages Of an accurate and well
book, while savcs to the profession vast de'"
labor. -
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phl'ssp
Mr.. Kline hns collected with great diligence and sc"
case. decided on the points presented By his %
references TO the authorities copous I" to give
49, - JUDGE PETERS Phi''dd'''
lbave examined Knns's Law Compendium with ss %s
ton a. my ether svocatons would allow and satisfied
mirahy adapted 70 the purpose for which u wa.
sgncdto facilitate the lsbors Of counsel In the 4,
causes or trial and argument examination Of IN
itles can say with confidence that they uea'ee WIZ
Judgment and ability. ,. va
1s.a0 arp JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utter, n~
II. s.ssl:sa 70 b help TO n. student s n..
hook on IT. size erfaht, and will find Its way upon e''
able A. valuable rssdy reference. n,a.a.,aa
The PLAN and utility, and Of these work,
the aUquahed appvubaon Of the most distinguished Wab
United States, The late Justice Story Chief
vrmowt Hosnhsower New Jersey 1neker OF Nht''''
a Washington city, Weston OF Maine, &C, &c. y TR0w
NJ, q. fSeHsh'db' % and 81 An,S~
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A. II q. A. ARNOUx,
DR.APERS AND T-aILORS,

No. JOB BroHdway corner OF duane street,
Above the irving Houss, Nep York,
attention offriends the pwhlc to
goods, OF the
which they prepared the best and
moderate prices Fresh cloths
cassimees and vesugr of latest impornton elegant light silks
% dark do; patterns Of Paris cmbroidcrcs.
employed in this
coats pants and Each de
complete itself Army and uniforms made 10
order with despatch, and in the approved
who this metropolis will find his establish
everything their and perfect III always insured
N II. reThese elegant that
Garden awarded the
premium by the American Institute their late fair
Feb I5--dlm Il
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..sp,d.r.. win. store, 70 w.in.. street, rAll.s.,

s.Snider's" Wine store, 70 Walnut Street, PhadsI
and cheap "Sndero has sielyin Of The m
sales made by him TO conrumers-bsen Obliged aEgs
faction If offering some Of The hes, wines Mqus
by him He would refer invoices as follows VIZ;
low prices RAJ old and some very choice
By s 1 n:e a
N lottes pu. up in Europe which he challenges sQa
The ManzanlIa aud Amonuisdo sherncs peculsr ~
to convnlescents as they strengthen without stimulating :"
Pou wines principally specially selected for
men the stock OF "Buesters," at oporto, and HPa1
These wines fruiy and delicate. and have been s
They various and prices, bottles and dss
the gallon wholesale BY the cssk. Ansns them ~.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels oaa
MADEIRA wipes Of various sorts, dry and rch south sid,
and West Indies, sereal, &C., &C. &C., on daash and
As 10 sparkling winss the subscriber Is wall Lan
the Meet extra champagne and the splendid spa' Mos
a. low =. mos, Of the Interior wines now in tks market
put upor buyers Arst class Hlt t2N
Hens also champagne wines Of various brands and q
wines generally the subscriber holds hmseIf be judr
dozen, 70 The On, class or ..pvsssv sv. o. Medec.
OF Burgundy wines he has large stsck and
that he to them om his vsuits oe1 book
sas,crne and Barsae always ON hs.d In botties ~
His selection Of Rhine and nasslls vtnss, from the o
Messs BERNHARD Jordan, Of Cosssss extensive an
many Still Hooks and Mosee, from the cheapest sorts
choicest vn,asos Of The "s.cinb~rs," which the bar
the Rhine.
In the articles Of Coanac and other brandss, be has
stock, embracing some very old elu. o. Guard
celebrated Claver Of lSQ J" in eighth cak and
hhds and "Dubouche 1914, In hbds consignment whd
be soldlow. Eli
Also, Irish, Scotch and Monongahea whskey yamsea
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors, pcad%
above, sold by any quantity daf
A constant assorted stock OF Havana cigars. !.
All goods delivered within days reach of Pbisdelpx
paid. Orders will be promptly executed if sent BY mi"
graph
Address JACOB sNIDER,jry
Cheap Wine Store, rs walnut street, fhi'dsT
Nov I5-u
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gUPERIOR Dagucrreotypes i--First Premium ~. II.
WHITEHURsT hns field OF operations
ground than dasueeoypist in the His galleries
be found between 9th
No 7 Baltimore Bsltmore Broadway and Leonard
street, New York No. n Main Richunond
street, Pscrsburg Main Norfolk Main Lynch
burg, Virginia. E..U 81 EH
extraordinary Improvement nsurins nihh and highly finished
bkenesses In a FEW seconds.
Tho Rotary ground by II. whehur gives
airy and living appearance 10 the picture. ss.E
Whtehurss distrihae than thirty
snnd annually and given dissatisfaction This
certainly superiority of his
j. n W. calls Of the public generally his
furnished gallery and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures will he given.
Notwithstanding competition In daguerreoype
Fair 81 the Maryland Institute. he awarded the hrs
medal by the Judges. Gt .#U# 1854 Hf E.aItEa It
Lkenecs ofevey description copied, and post
attended to. I# Nov 96-dly
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General Agency and Law once at Warrington
DE SEEDING 4 wYLIE,

No Tods Bpidinx Psnnyrania arsnue nsrf door IRE" o.
Browr's Hotel, Huntington, d. Z.
HHAs. DE Sell DING ANDREW WYLtE, jr, having f1rned
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims priere
before board OF com
appointed for the adjustment Of spoaons OF oihe
claims foreign government prepared 20 ve tne
faithful all business that be Entrusted 10
chsrre They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties claims arising under contracts usa'es
otherwise buying and selling real esae collecting private claims
rents Ac
Andrew Wye IT,, any business with which
nsef the firm be ntused In OF the courts OF
District, Supreme Court Of the United States
ednR, Being United States commissioner notary
public all Of the Union,
will taking ncknowlcdg
Of Deeds and ote duties which appean TO his ONCE
will be moderate regulated by the amount claimed,
ana Of services required. Ilr.tM
Communications paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept 6--dly
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ORNATE TUTOR.-A young Enyiish gentleman who has
received good education, and resided in Paris
anxious obtso po~ton young
sons y private family II respsctahiity. M at ES
References family be
avsn parties Of the highest esecsbi' either THE country
In England, ts1p- t.t aH1TF.
address Ass Vance, 100 pos, ONCE o.weso, New York
Mar le-duf & ta- Itl - " TITT
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KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the Supreme
Court OF The United States and attend 70 tho
claims against the Address Washington, D. O.
t0--n
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wide, inch thick
g. 700 feet to be by feet
The ash plank have edges All under IL inches wide TO
be quartered
Elm Boards.
feet measure long, 10 inches wide
oos board 20 % feet long 10 inches wide,
u inch thick
feel measure % feet long, inches wide,
500 feet board measure IA long. wide,
inch thick
1900 feet per NJ feet board measure.
The be quaeredthe edge. be clear of
Class No. 5-Cypren Plank Boad
feet, measure long wide, inches
thick
1000 feet, board measure ls long wde
1900 feet measure long 10 inches wide
5000 feet meanre, long 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1000 feet sto "a feet long, 10 inches wide
900 feet measure 10 % feet long, 6to sncea wide,
asoo feet board 10 % feet sto 10 inches wide
5000 feet board measure 10 Is feet long, 10 inches wde
inch thick
1880 feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
The be edges TO be clear Of
CLASS No 6-Hhne Pine.
5000 pine plank Stocks be from thirty five
SIXTY feet in length Of the stocks be less than
inches at the small end to be got straight 10 De
measured by the cubic foot.
White Pine Plank Boards known No !, first quaiiy)
600 10 to 20 feet long, 10 to y inches widc
600 feet n.ure long % inches wide
~ inches thick
1000 measure long 10 "a inches wide,
1000 feet board measure lengths brcadhs, inches
1000 feet measure, lengths breads, inches
thick
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MOSES l., HOLT.

Les
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Fnncisco, California.
RrrRysoHsi Hon. q. w Inge, M c. Alabama; John Taylor
Mobile, Alabama; Mes.rs Rhodes Wrsht Co.. New Or
Louisiana Henry Clark Taboro, North Carolina
Hon. W. NJ Gwin, NJ Co. Californian Benz X New York
city; r. HeaIey, esq., Boston, Massachusetts, HATCH ESQ.,,
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Miilionaire Assoctstion-
thousand shares thousand dollars Capital o.
000 limited number Of be obtained by inhuena
parties who capital special admitted
conformity with the revised New York,
liability future 81 900
certificates Of shares therefor annually
fair prospect Of doubling whole safe operations
mining the United States under the direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
Al the General Partner and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No IL Wall New York.
who aid in ohnnine with the United States apy
cation the 20 be employed diff
ren points where line OF steamers and vessel. can be made
available for trade carrying the mnis and freight TO and
from Europe, ASIA Africa, and the Americas
There increasing business doing with Caor
the Pacific and " long as c supply Of gold continues
demand for capital goods and will sonish the
liberal and calculations therefor And Is meet this
this association being formed,
der the arm style Of u. HOLDEN Coz
Mercantile Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents, New York and Ban Francisco
Capital o. 900 900.
Feb2-u
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WILLIAM BORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grawt county, Wiscorsfw,

(LATK yAuarrrr COUNTY, vA.,)
MILL Of Grant, Dane, and lows countless and
w the federal suprem. Madison He will
prompt attention collection Of claims the
Of lands md the
non resident andhoders any part Of the STATE
w. f. roote, " g. aense Hon. James NJ Mason,
IT, Homer, WArrenton Va Mcssrs Knox
Mason a,toneys at law New York Professor T. Homer,
David tapwsy ESQ.,, Messr 4. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
Mesrs John Kason alsw, 81 Louis,
Missour. 4. Ap lp-lswiy
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CHURCH CARPETIN(aJuet received additional supply
u or carpetine matching that In Trinity church.
The supplied from bale
f,v they opportunity furnishing their
~ "a n uniformity wit NJ the church.
n bnlcs Cocoa Selilon door mats
do List Competing
do rng DO
Alays on hand general Of capetine mating,
tain steras he'd linens which win be
price az aHy retailing house in the country. -
MAJ 6-3eon SLAeETT \ DoDsoN'
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IL niece. white oak Il long II i.ehs. WIDE sinches
20 aaaa white oak long, 10 inches wide, inches
10 nsa While oak IA long 10 inches vide, inches
thick, ~ 49,. Ia. ........ -
u p' ,sss' "i''s '''' s,ss
% sees White oak long, inches wide, 10 inches
a pieces White oak IA long, Is inches wide, 10 inches
thick, 80"


above be OF pasture OAK edged and straight
all be least tbree
avoid OF he
heart, per feet, board measure.
CLASS No, 4.-White Pine Timber,
700 cubic qualify ercanabe white TIMBER none
IS feet long, A. be rough squared
and NOT less Than IA inches the end OF the SUCK per Gu
bic foot.
pieces white pine timber long, inches diam
etef, " buiI an "a inches NJ top end
pieces pine TIMBER 20 inches diam say
eter, IL buIt 26 inches Top end 44oih
pieces pine 81 feet long, ~ inches diam
eter ~ eel from butt, "a inches top end apr IN
pieces white pine timber 6o feet long, ~ Inches m
aneer, in the Of stick
~ feet long, % inches square
IA feet from Du,t and "A inches square at top end Of
stick The whole be straight z
CLASS No. Yellow Timber, Mast Spar Timber
but cubic
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sECOND-HAND BOOKS.

~ Subscriber has purchssed the Stock Of Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site the ST. CHARLES HOTEL This the
arses, collection of rare Secondhand Books the
city.
As is the wish Subscriber dispose Of the Boou
vote his attenon exclusively dealing in Watches Jeweiy
be the lowest prices for cash Among them
best Theology Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Lete.
Poetry and Science. .-
II The Novels and Publications always on hand
apps JOSEPH RAFAEL, NO. "a 81 Charles street
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II u ldrStSI dSSortiIl
l. TEAS ever offered for
sale In this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation. and
oil the most choice qualities
grown in c h ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
ihes they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packages, SO
As 10 preserve their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
rwCity retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hOtelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTkAs, inchests, hal
chests, IL ID and 8 b bon
ages, If desired.
tusF7 S.. a
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PUPILS.

HAVING resigned the office Of Superintendent
u of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
will exceed six shall not only endeavor to instruct
them in all suitable stues but shall also strict attention
things My residence the Fall River Railroad. twelve
DO de Of the pleasant Iase Of Bidsewaier shall leave
s Guy On OF near the lt Of june Those who wish tor
iuither information, will find daily ~ Camp street,
between and clock ?. M. lapl4] JOHN A. SHAW. :
M ANNA-3 boxes. for sale by
ANA apis BARELLl & co, 81 Common OIL,
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
is acknowledged By the true men of America to
be the quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure Of pam and tie removal
Of ITS cause az the World.
rs the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the prostraton of the system To stop pain
nerves. and vtsy and healthy action to The nery.
OF disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which is prepared expressly for the instant relief Of pain and
i
s ana cure Sy In every place as the
Neuralgia, Tie DoulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
eertfy that one Or two applications Of RapwAY READY
Completely Them has stopped the most ns
pans' oil pam Oh rheumatism
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely twenty
four hours Il has cured some during It's application 1t will
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
Every of neuragia where has been properly used
has stopped the pain few It's continued use
will strengthen the and rid the system entirely from
disease
Paralysis
Or nervous prostraton relaxation of the musces-in 80
cases out Of 100 it will restore the use of the limb in few
hours IT strengthens, and nvgoates every muscle
nerve and slnew in the system.
Pains In the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening influences it Instantly the most
pains.
Jumping TOOth.ache.
II will stop the tantazng toothache in few seconds
This thousands Of citizens Nervous pains
all kinds arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
99 cases out of 1000 will free from in Is minutes, and
the contnue use according TO directions will positively
LIZ Pnce-oO and 20 cents.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
AS a beautifier of the Skin.
SURPRISES evepthng OF the kind the world, it
Rednes Pmpes, Blotches, Pustues, Tetters, RASH II
cures Salt Rheum. Ring Worm, Sore Heads. Sores, Putu
lar Erupons imparts health the skin and beauty
reach OF rivalry and for Shaving purposes it the best
One cake OF Railways Soap will last longer three
cakes OF the OF other Soap therefore
the cheapest and best in the world. Price %
large cakes in engraved Wrappers and the of R. G.
| Railway upon each wrapper.
| THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
| BEAUTY
| Is a beautiful head of Lu1uria7t Hair.
Railways CircassiaM Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beautiful article tt
cassian Balm; possesses advantages all ohe
hair and preparations First ceansrs the scalp from
dandIu and vgor to the and bulbs invg
CRATES 10 healthy action the of life, which tn.
hair healthy root and forces the hair grow it
Badness stops the hair from falling out makes fine
strong, soft and glossy, keeps from turning gray or bscOm
ing dcoored Ii truly luxury dress the hair with thi
| ~ Sold by J. WRIGHT 4 co.
| Isl Cbar,res st.
| apl0 eod&W 1y G. N. MORRISON.
| IL Magazine st.
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n The difference clearly pointed out in
language adapted readers, Dr. HALL, In 81,
No Sold for 81, at "a Camp s-,by f60 j. B. STEEL
Sherman, PieySOas r. Co.,
1 MAGAZINE ST., Corner of Canal.
TT Respectfully call the attention of the public to their
fine stock of SUMMER CLOTHING. manufactured ex-
essy for City Retail Trade which they prepared toss
at extremely low phces.
Black Meino and Cashmeret Frocks
Coiored Alpaca and Cashmeret Frocks;
Super Black French Merino Dress Coats;
Drab, Blue Pearl and Black Cash meret Sacs;
Black and Coored Alpaca Sacs and Office Goats;
Black and Drab Alpaca Ceno Gord0 Coates
Fancy Striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Palstots;
Super Fancy China Silk Sacs and style Paetou.
PANTS.
Black French Merno, Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants;
Brown. Striped, and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
Drab Pongee and White Linen Drill Pants;
Real Nankeen and Bell Striped Linen Pants;
blue French and Fancy Cottonade Pants.
VESTS.
Super Figured Black and Fancy Grenadine Silk Vests;
Plain and Fancy Linen and Marseles Vests;
SUPER White Embroidered Marselles Vests;
Buff and White Marseiies Vests;
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests.
ALSO
fine assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods; Linen
and White Jean Drawers: Linen and Cotton Shirts Cotton
Net Under Shirts and Drawers Gauze Merino, do. Silk
and Linen Gloves Suspenders Bingham and Silk Cnvau;
Hosiery. etc.
~ Please call and examine
ap22 ct aw % If SHERMAN. PIERsON L. co.
The Public are hereby informed that
HARM ID e MS Eek p r. Il SIS,
AR - Ei:1
FOR PAcK'aGES. f:4aEscEMs: SPECIE etc.. ieaue'
For NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all other
NORTHERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Regularly every Week.
10" An Express to MOBILE every alternate day.
fel8 NIT
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COAL.
|. SHERMANS
T r ( i Is S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
@ u e r.,

~ This Truss 10 entirely different from al othess in km
and principle Of consequently, effect p0ssng all ho
the various kinds heretofore uss. The pressure more
NATURAL being comparatively light IN bad R9ptnr Gan b
nss thereby aforns security al al TINES. eve. unds e
tor skilfu Surzeon. the placed beyond ths
danger of Sanfulaon. any othe! painful q dansesoss
very common practice f0f afflicted with Henas
select truss and apply TO themselves bad ard
understand Anatomy and familiar with The nature Of
Ruptues be ememberd that the BEST Trua may b
and not progs,y fitted Therefore have co9Suded 70
al my office. 10 ST.. CBARLEs STREET. NewO!eana
Observe sigu of thu the door. mh14 1yd& w
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DLANTERS' LINENS, ETc-Just received
l. per various anvae from Liverpool
10 bales Planter Linens;
5 bales heavy OsnabuTgs;
bales Buraps:
10 bales Russia Sheetingss
bales Russia DapeEs: T.. For sale b.
apl4 2w MCDOWELL. MILLS co. So GEavia d.
TMPERIALES, PRINTS, ETc.-In store and
for sale large Of Impenaes Of various quail
tiles Prints Printed Lawns. Bazarnes. Verona handker
Couoa; MCDOWELL, MILLS z co.
T .INENS, Ero.-Now landing from ships Oceal
- Queen and John Haven and in from other
| arrivals, large and varied assortment Of
Irish Linens, in whole and half pieces
Toe de Courtrai; Pillow Case Linens;
White Linen Sheetings Linen handkerchief;
Linen and Union L.tados;
White and Brown Nsttings;
Napkins and Towels, in great variety;
Diapers and Damasks Union Shirtings;
White and Brown Meetings.;
Brown and White Hol Brown Linens;
Coatee Checks and Stripes
Superfne White AMI Brown Drills Canvas Duck ;
Swiss and Book Muslins, etc., for sale BY
api4 2v MCDOWELL. MILLS & co. So Graver St.
COLORED COTTON GOODS = I
~ 10 cases Plain and Fancy Cottonades;
10 cases Indigo Mixed Denims;
10 cases Bed rickings;
bales Ch0ctaw Striped OsnabuTgs;
bales MaIinera' Stripes; 'e
cases Carolina Paids and Stripes and
~ cases Printed Caic0es at reduced prices,
And for sale By JOSEPH ii. PALMER & CO.
ap23 ~ Camp
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Mrs. G. RODDY,

I'D Corner Of Carcndelet and Julia streets, 4[lLz
Ezzf II Respectfully begs leave call the stten-
- tion Of the ladies' and The public generally, VI
and Of English French Straw
BoNNETs well as every article in the MILLINERY line
Her equal that other establishment
city, and her moderate.
E Mrs r. would inform the ladies that
DRESS-MAkNG for many hs city, and prepared
the fullest satisfaction those who her their
patronage. Old Bcnnets cleaned for Fifty Cents mh6n
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ARMORY HALL.

tS- Will reopen TUESDAY, for THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
LOOMS
Grand Moving Panorama of Cuba.
THE MOST faithful remarkable and work of kind
covering Fifty Thoa,and Feet Of Canvas presnlng by beau
Principal Cities Of the island It's Country Mountains
Coffee and Tobacco Estates Forests Mahogany and Royal Palm
Trees. Of Pictures the SOCIAL LIFE
the painted le-the Quitirss Dancing Gaming
and Negroes dancing the African Tango dressed Costume
Of their Native Tribes, GEN. LOPEZ in the Steamer CREOLE
TT Doors P. NJ; to at 8, precisely
II Abundance so cents; Children half price. ap2l If
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' aud gentlemen Of New
~ Orleans that she has from Europe and
suited her residence No 49, Old Levee and Epanade
opposite the Mint the Present. Past and Future events
III Consultation Gentlemen sl Ladies 5oc ap2a w'
MADAME YORK-This celebrated Philoso-
vi pher Asiroogs and Physiognomst and owner Of the
Egyptian OIaces OF Fate respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen Of New Orleans that she will remain in the city
for short time and be consulted in of the above
sciences at her oice No. 2o8 Graver street, between St.
Peter and st. Pau streets
EH- Madam Y, if desired, will give chronological
Charts with announcements Of the head, temperament,
etc. Consultation 81. ap24 I'm