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The visitors to the Worlds Fair on the 9Th and
oth. were 100000. 80
Accounts from Canada confirm the opinion that
the new Ministry = popular and sccsptabb.
II: Alert 1e Smith the English author rs coming TO
Andrew Meneely, the well known bell. founde,
Of Wea Troy. N. r.. died last wesk.
Many Boston machinists regularly spend the
winter in Cubs, At work there. -
The penny post went into operation at St. Louis,
The Boston Theatre has been leased bv Madame
Anna Thillon fiom tho first of Dscembss next
The annual convention Of the MARYLAND editors
took plaos = Baltimovs on the 21a inst.
-, The number Of persons in the alms-h house at
Washington: d. G.. ~.
Apples are selling in Louisville at from So 10
e5 per bushel. 49,
The projected railroad from Burlington, Iowa. to
Peoria, ILL.,. has all been put under contract.
Hon. Joshua K. Gddings, of Ohio, IL announced
peas Boston the week previous to the stste elections
Professor Anderson's benefit to the Kossutb
Fund.- in New York Friday evening week. yielded 4lOco
Letters from Turks Island Of the LIST instant.
quots salt At 10 GEMS per bushsl.
The number Of Marshals and Assistants EN-.
pioyed In taking the United States census 3lA.
The clipper ship John Bertram arrived at Boston
on the 2st. in 50 days from Dan Francisco.
:, The great fair of the American Institute. New
Yok city. closed on last Saturday evening.
Robert Nesbit was recently elected Mayor Of
s,'e cy " Senta re, New Mexico By q unanimous vote
Somsthing Of a compliment.
A bill to establish General Banking Law has
been introduced in the Legislature Of Vermont large
proportion OF the influential emDers in favor Of it,
The grand jury Of Fairfield county, Ohio, have
lou1d bills OF Indictment against l35 sellers for violations
oil the liquor law.
AZ -. Joseph Academy, Dubuque, Iowa, on the
18th instant. five young ladies received the white veil
paratory TO becoming Nuns
The eleventh anniversary of the l. o. o. F., of
the state OF Tennessee. celebrated Nashville, on the
John Townsend, soldier of the Revolution.
died In C0osa county, Ala. the 4ih inst. aged g. He
was one Of Maron's Minute Men.
Dexter Wone, a Justice of the Peace, was acct.
dentaly killed while getting into the Needham Mas
The Varieties Theatre, at St. Louis, closed on
the night Of the 18th ins with rousng benefit for the
manager J. M. Field. Esq.
In the case Of John N. Thurston, tried at Oswego,
New York. the murder Of hl law the ury n
dsred verdict OF guilty.
Passed Midshipman Joseph Lawson Friend, of
the United States Navy, died Richmond Va on the
leth Inst, In the 18th year OF his age
Charles Gilpln, ESQ.,, recently reelected Mayor
q the City OF Philadelphia, on the 2ls instant.
lie has been an efficient officer
The Native Anne ricans fred salute of one hum
dred guns short time snce honor their victory
Philadelphia.
Apples in Indiana sell at fifty to seventy. FIVE
cents per bushe Here they would 90 lac hot cakes
double that price.
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Armory Hall,

ArmOry Hail.
ITERR ALEXANDER perform four nights next week ann
n msnsng MONDAY, Oct g. add the following TU EsDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Nights every night during ths
week following He will figure every night grand change
performance.
az Great combination Of talent Astonishing and amusing dis
plays The power of mind inert
The original Simon Pure. Mysterious Incomprehensibe
HERR II. ALEXANDER,
the celebrated Magician Ia, ever an
pehred since the creation Of the world.
II First Megician's Dream Herr Alexander,
appearance In the
ENCHANTED PALACE,
DRESSED in rich ornamenleu lme.
All the Novelties Natural Magic will be performed the
Ming Of Mescans All the mysteries the Enchanted Palace vii
Do performed and displayed in beautiful Maecnns Drsams
representations OF Psror ADJUSTMENTS Magnetic Deuson En-
great Miracles. splendid and
Of modern Mag before exhibited United States,
bracns many new and astonishing teas Of Science Art
Rus Band OF Music will perform variations every night
The Wondrous and Mysterious will u on after TO
O'Clock doors open at 7, precisely.
Tickets SO cents children IS cents
a. Persons wishing choice Of them from tn
bookseper from 10 TO ~ O'clock A. NJ Carriages may osdere
During the following week be expected that Alexau
Orleans oN
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Compliment to Mr.. Websser.-At the recent con.
cert given by Miss Catherine Hayes, in Boston, on
the Dist inst, the Hon. Daniel Webster and lady
were present. On his entrance, the male portion
of the audience arose and greeted him with three
cheers, the ladies' waving their handkerchiefs, and
the orchestra playing "Ha Columbia Mr..
Webster bowed his thanks
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Singular Circumstances. Pekin Qll.) Rev
ellie says that for some time the line between
Beardstown and Quincy, ILL.,, shas been working
very badly, and lately it was found impossible to
get dispatch though at ALL The difficulty was
at length discovered; the wire had caught in a
large Lombardy poplar tree, at Jacksonville,
where it was crushed by new growth Of woody
matter, the wire oxid'zed entirely in two, and the
end completely enveloped by the new grown
wood as to be pulled out with much difficulty.
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Direct Irdde,-Last week the British ship Gras
mere, Capt. Vale, arrived at Charleston, from Cal.
cutta, with 800 bales of gunny bagging for the
house OF John Fraser d. Co. This Says the Charles.
ton Courier) is the first direct communication with
the East and this city that has taken place within
the recollection Of our Oldest merchants, and with
tonnage, which is rapidly increasing, and which
would do credit any port, we venture to say that
the day is not far distant when our commerce with
the East will be in inferior TO even thai
of Boston
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THE Closisg Scene.-The closing scene of the
Syracuse treason derived its principal interest
from the presence at Auburn Of Governor Seward,
who signed the bail bonds for all the prisoners,
signing those for the three negro participants
alone, and according to an account Of the proceed
ings received, invited them his house to partake
Of social dinner. The account does not state
whether or not he excluded the negroes in his in
vtation. He has been retained as counsel in the
case, which as before stated, will be tried al
Rochester next month.
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Extension Of the Capitol 1.-The time for receiv-
log bids for work and materials for the extension
OF the Capitol expired at six o'clock on Monday
evening. There were above one hundred bids re-
ceived, all OF which were securely enveloped, and
the seal of the Department of the Interior placed
Ipon them by the Secretary
The bids were opened at twelve O'Clock yester.
day, in the presence Of the Secretary of the Inte-
vor, the Attorney General and the Architect, and
a record made by one of the clerks of the Depart
ment, for the purpose of retaining it on file in the
office. Washington Republic.
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Arkansas Land Scrip-The difficulty in regard
to the price of the lands, in Arkansas, which had
existed between the Government and the Board of
Commissioners, has been adjusted Scrip will bs
issued for lands o. follows Lands Of the first class,
living within six miles of navigable streams, at Is
cents per acre. The Board advertises for contracts
20 complete the entire systsm of Levses.
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:Singular.-There is a record of singular Incl
dent in the life of Betsy Proctor, who hung herself
short time since, at the poor-kouse in Fredericks-
burg, Va. She had been blind for ten years, and
became so under the following circumstances
When married woman her husband charged her
with Inconsistency to the marriage vow. She EN-
phatically denied it, and upon her knees prayed
God to strike her blind, if true. Immediately after
she went blind,
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Land at a Lou Price-Messrs. Gibson Il Co,
austioneers at Baltimore, the 21st inst. sold at
the Exchange 100000 acres of land, in Warren
county, Tennessee, believed to be clear of taxes,
the rate of five cents per ac-:. Purchased by Mr..
Valentine Dover.
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Judicial Decision.-At an extra session of the
Supreme Court, held in Rochester, last week, the
Court ordered that the stocks and property Of the
Genesee Mutual Insurance Company be seques
tered, and that Lucius A. Bangs. of Leroy, be
appointed Receiver thereof This step was rem
dered necessary in consequence of a judgment
against the company having been returned unsat
isied
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A,raigned for Murdr.-Almira Beazley, girl
Of only fourteen years of age, was a.ragned at
Providence, R. l., on Tuesday, the 2lst inst on
an indictment charging her with the murder Of her
infant brother by poison. She evinced no emo
ton. Her step-mother is the principal witness
against her. 1t is supposed that she killed the
child to rid herself of the trouble of taking care
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VKRANDA... R Kerr, WIN Terry. A Harrington, 8 b
Cuny, New Orleans 4 NJ -Cunen. New York John DUFF
s Az Ronp ON HG Sa GsIPs poye
Dwis ht. Mississippi; Ri ha Chapman, Baizs Ware
Georgia; ar Edgar. LOUISIANA.
CONT STREET VERAkDA.. H Kenny, Parish st James
Nj Leopold. o Hackett. Baton Rouge Mr. Medoux. Capt
George Clarke. Mr. Legendes b Care New Orleans Miss
Nj lote, Donaldsonvlle
ARCADE. e Bul oek, Kentucky; VIM E Wisvr, w
MADDEN. Baltimore; Charles Lee. Henry Lee, Ohio.
PLANTERs....R MeRae. Mississippi; George Nutts St
Louis.
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Great Gold Deposit. = Messrs Livingston &
Co. deposited at the Philadelphia Mint on the Goth
instant, for Drew, Robinson q Co., lot of Cali
fornia gold dust, the largest well as the finest in
quality ever deposited at time The weight in
ounces $4,000 90-l00, and its value is about
&d05 OO0
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Arrived.
Steamship Union. Budd days and 10 houn from New
Ship Josiah Bradee. Mansfield IA days from NewYok. to
Ship Ma:eeass: ks.an 10 days from N.wYort. to Eos.
Bremen ship Won Gaxsn Reimers from Bremen Angus,
Ship Fanny, johnson. from Bremen 9th Sept. to MASTER
Br ship Easmnondas, ker 40 days from Liverpool to Ma
Ship Me,okn Eddge 20 days from New York. to master
I'd my.
ship Anna p9rothsa Mckenzie 81 days from Liverpool
Ship CarIssa Gunner Knapp. IA days from NswYork. to
Schroeder & MUMMY -Lsfsystte ' "''. '''.' -
Br bark st George Hutchinson, 81 days from Liverpool
Bark Lucy. Lovet, "a days from Boston, to Hynson-
Brig Palo Alto. Wood. 20 Chars.ton. to Cotehs
Brig Taylor, Sleeper IS days from Thomaston. to mas
Brig Union kodevioh. days from si.s in ballast to mas
Schr FAIRY, hence for Havana returned in dstre-Pont.
srEAnBOArs.
Anna, Johnston, from Opelousas.
Caido. Dimitry. from Donaldsonvlls.
| Mohcan. Irwin, from Memphis.
Music. StIeck, from Donaldsonvlle.
Naniope. Meynin. from Atchafaaya.
Pacific Fthian. from St Louis.
Towboat Yankee Finon from the Passestowed down and
tucky.broaght up ships Carssa Carrier and ousans
bngs Palo Aho and unIo1, schr Fairy.
on S ss
up ships Epaminondas. Metoka and Anna Dorothea.
TowSost ocsan, MoDaniss from the pa.ses-went down
Won Gagern ond Fanny.
BKLow-CoMINa UP.
steamship Supposed to be the Philadelphia from New
Ship Coumbo, and six square rugged vessels unknown.
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Per ship Epaminondas, from Lverpool-l3 in cabin and
Alb in steeFage.
Per ship Louisiana, from Bremen-13 in cabin ann 2l in
Storage.
Per ship Anna Do othea, from verpool-S0 in steerage
Per ship Muscongus, from New ork-60 in steefage
Per ship Won Gagern from Bremen-232 In steesage.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE 4so 81 30" -LoserruD. goo W .--nru,ss g.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning. October 30. 1851. !
Cleared Yesterday.

CkkSCkNT
Thursday Morning. October 90 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Humphrey Purinton, Prince, Liverpool,
JP Whitney &co
Ship Emperor, Pedrick, Havre, " baxter
Ship Jas II Jarvis, Rich, Liverpool, JP Whitney eco
Ship Brutus, Couch, Liverpool, Up Whitney SEQ
Bark r knight, Pennell, Baltimore, via Norfolk,
j Ashbridge geo
Schr NJ Sears, Nelson. Tampico, OWckham
Schr Bonita, Sbisa, Vera Cruz, BareiIi &cO
Schr Southener hnssey, Tampico Delvaile u Moreno
sshr An McKay, D9Synsr; Tampico. Joh Alexander
schr Gen VIM II Harrison, Cozzens, Pensacola. Hurley
schr Alice. Miner. Pensacola, J Hurley
Schr New on, Lodge, Vera Cruz, John Alexander
schr Star Parker. Aransas Bay and Corpus Christi,
u Clarke
Br schr Dart. Smith, Belize, Honduras, Barel Il co
Schy Panama, Stewart, Corpus Chrsu, VIM Creevy
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Stean,boat Sunk.-The steamer Swifisure No. 4
struck snag on the 2lst inst, about twelve miles
above Louisville, and sunk in deep water The
boat and cargo are total loss no lives lost.
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- grand display Of FIREWORKS will given on Lafayette
Square on the 18th November NEXT BY Mr. G. CATOR for til.
osnent OF the Association magnificent feature
emplated display will be perfect Of cesra,ee
Crystal Palace.
To give every person chance Of witnessing the exhibition
well as to enable all to conbuts their mite for the good
tickets OF admission will be so cents and obtained
the principal music and book the CITY, Of thu
newpspe and from the undersigned members Of the committee
HENRY BIER, President. Mayors office.
SAM'LG g. RISE, Vice President. Municipal Hall
Z. 4, BERcIsR, Treasurer, % Tchou pitoulas st.
CIV. hUBBELL, Secretary, % Magazine ct
J. 3. MOlETIRK, II ChaItres st.
JULIUS FULDA, rs Port st,
is CHENEY, 20 Vaudeville st.
OiS +. GRUBRR, Surveyors office, Customhouse
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the Frat municipality designated following
table by mi the Noi commences at the Railroad
In Second (n2 the Nos above Steamboat
No. being Fiatboat Landing the Third (n3
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Locomotive ExYlosion.-Oa the 2lst inst. the
boiler Of the locomotive Metamora, on the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad, exploded few
miles below the latter place, instantly killing Chas
King, the fireman, and severely scaldng the engi-
neer, brakeman and conductor. Daniel O'Neill,
who was on the engine at the time, was dreadfully
scalded.
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Sotd,-The large cotton factory at Charleston,
S. c., with the real estate attached, was disposed
of at auction on the oath inst, to a COMPANY in
that city, for The sum of $50 ,OOO
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Brtss.
BaPks,


HORSES-Handsome ma,ches beautiful color,
Ii acclimatsd and es-ily kept. free from avs -
vice. for sale. For particulars, Nd. y 10 d vt, lN
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Internal Improvement Delegation.-A strong dele
cation, consisting of the Mayor, Council, and one
hundred delegates, with committee Of twenty five
from the Chamber of Commerce, left ST. Louis on
the 2ls instant, for Burlington, Iowa, to attend an
Internal Improvement Convention, to be held there
on the 23h instant
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The Maine Liquor Law.--The Mayor of Port.
land has issued an address to the people of that
city upon the subject of the new liquor law. He
says. that after an experience of three months, he
regards the law as successful, and thinks that it
will entirely suppress the sale Of spirtuous liquors,
except as permitted by law for medicinal purposes.
He says that the operation of the law has had a
sensible effect in suppressing rowdyism, aud in d.
minishing the crime and pauperism of the city.
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Disaster on Lake Ene.-A telegraphic dispatch,

Dtsaster on Lake Ere.-A telegraphic dispatch,
from Buffalo, Of The Dist inst, says:
The schooners E. G. Merrick and Illinois, loaded
with lumber and slaves, are both ashore-oIe on
the Canadian, and the other ON the American side
of Lake Erie. The schooner Cambria, with a car.
go OF coal, was sunk at Ashtabula. The schooner
VIM; Fem was capsizsd on Lake Ontario, and
all the crew supposed to be lost. The schooner
Chr'siisna, loaded with timber, was capsizsd on
Lake Ontario, and the crew of nine persons were
drowned. The gale is said to have been very
severe.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad-At Mem.
phs letter has been received from Mr.. r. C.
Brinkley, now in England on a mission for the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. He writes that
he has concluded his negotiations for the iron, and
that will all be delivered between the Is, of De-
c.mber and The LIST of April.
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of

The United Annuity Trust Company Of
Philadelphia valued assumed and have
thereby become for ali the obligations DUE
hereafter become from Policies Of issued BY
III Southern Mutual Lille Insurance Company oi ousana prof
the 9Th Of October preAent l6s and all
Policies fall due, the forth the tariff
OF said Company.
The Policy hoasrs Of the Southern Mutual Life Com
respectfully odcs No. ~
Camp street, Of will be
hibted them with all such explnnstions them
dered essential. JOSHUA BALDWIN,
President Southern Mutual Lie Company.
BENJAMIN fLOkANCE,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Manager. LUDLOW SMITH
~ The public respectfully notified that
DO opened for the the evening of
SATURDAY, November l. 1861,
with DRAMATIC COMPANY mainly composed Of and
gentlemen who have appeared in Neworieans.
Flu particulars IN future advertisements and ellis.
NoTICE-A meeting Of the Company will take place THIS
DAY, at IL o'clock in the Green Room. go
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The GipsY Girl,

ATEY arrived from Euope aud being the Seventh Daughter
II the Gypsy Family, gentle
men Of that she staying short city,
and all those wishing her will please resience
Customhoue No. g.
where she will be happy inform them Of the Present the
Future Ladies and gentlemen wishing
that surround them likewise their prospects BY
calling Gypsy Hours IL and from to
Consultation 50 cents. o95 Iv
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J. II. CARRERAs'
AUCTION STORE,

n CONT STRkkT.
LII received store ensT ion
"A oE Pnvse Sale
will Of CsrEoes
hUIseholu Furniture,
n Liberal advances made Of Goods
auction. lei
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MRS. JEFFRIES has just returned, and soli-
tensivs 81 rment Of FRENCH MILlINERY and
FANCY GOODS, Closhs. s,cks and Man-
will opsn on Tesadsy. Ocsobss ia 49,
- She liksvi.e bses TO inform them that he has a
with splendp sssoRtment Of hoh Ribboss FInss Lscss
Batons, Lace Gimps. and every vassty O. ISes Tho
corner Of Camp and Julia arssh "a IOs
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Tobacce-Ths demand fell OF again and W did not
learn Of solitary sals sif4
sugar and Meiasses-About rs hhds Of sugas (usw
cop) wers sod. including a inferior and ordinary 3a8x
IS good ". hhds yellow clarified 1t *. asd
white do at Moa.es only heard Il % bbl sold
at N6Nko for new.
Fiour-Ths demand was extremely limited and ths sass
confined go bbs % 80 for Ohio and % s2x fes Ills
os and BOO st. Loais superne At % 7o1ea H. For lot
oflOOO bbb Ohio % Is was Offered and rsfussd
Garain-Com was in limited demand. and Tie only sales
reported were 1000 sacks from store % Tor wesvy and 70
for good 365 mixed ii @ and ~ sacks whs At l0
A3c Of Oats 500 sacks st. Louis brought lie, Iots
Provisions Pork continued exusmsly dali. the sales
being confined to small lots at "a o00S ~ Is ' Dbl for
of Bacon. sta parcels wers moving of At lle
prime Sides. heard Of nothing doing in LAID and
there sesm to be no buyen for large los.
Lime-A cargo Of 1900 casks Thomaston wa sold at
something under d 30.
Rice-3o casks sod from the vessel Al l1sc vb.
COMeo-Dull. and $50 bags Rio taken at 608xo.
Dummy Bass-50o0 sold at about exc. cash.
Freishts-Have declined four ships taksn for Lv-
erpoo Nd for Cotton. and CHE Judah Touro) foi
Genoa at si0 for Tobacco.
Kxchanse-Stesling bills have improved. We quots:
Francs ox1>h0e.Nh
New York sixty-day Bills ..........2x0Mv ot disc
Sight Checks on NewYo ........... K0l ct. disc.
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Frost.-ln Mobile, on the 9th, the Advertiser
says, there was light but decided FROST Outside
the city it was killing frost. Of course "Yel-
low Jack " is dead. The Selma (Ala) Reporter, Of
the 24th inst, says; ..sa
low places potato vne, 'e eo The ,o.s some t;ms
since killed pea and potato vines in a few instan-
ces, but this is the most general one we have had
this season"
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United Slatss Of lmsrica, Stats Of Psaasyfvania,}
City Of PHILADELPHIA.
Edwayd W. Roberta Notary Public for Commonwealth 81
Philadelphia.
that carefully the Of thu
certificate With produced
purpose find them faithful and Of
the 4
In testimony Whereof hsreunto my hand
Seal and AhiK my notaa SEAL this fourth
day Of October, A. d. lost.
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SATURDAY, October z5-Fra exhibition OF the YUCATAN FE-
and works with her feet which she with great
skill She ews rolls cigars loads and fires pistols She will
be exhibited for eight days FROM 10 A. r. NJ aud
from 10 O'Clock, in Mime Pontabas Buidng
Of ST. Anne aud Levee
Admission SO persons will be admitted
families and will pay IS children GA
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TO RENT.

EOk kENT-Ths upper part Of the STORE
ssss.n Fssa Bansw. PsiI1isa avss i1z.;sdisasiI.
90 aw a. p COCHRAN Z CO. = TsLsusssssis Z.
FOR RENr-Two large dwelling houses, each
-. HSa .s,,;hs fsa seod roo VEL suissd f
s.v.nl STORES ..d Of ffIicEs. h so.a ss.as..
tn. COUNTRY eEsi6EscE Of III. s.s.srss.. on.
80. q es,. Ss.' s:si ~i;s !. &: n 49,
':ssf' En-, sfsk s-s' s. :ss: A y .
To RENT-A large two story Frame House on
= BASIN s,sess. bssws.n Conssnos and Annsaaia- ~
non oas ;I: i: f'srn'' etc.. apply ks e BROS
TO kENT-Possesslou given LIST November
= hsndsOne two ssay Ballding. new. on Putania
yss nsos s s Spnts,nnx NJ ioons k'easn =.
oil 8 @ En- s room No. a. r. Ia.
TO kENT-A fine back Office on the second
dog! q - Camp stEses. IRON the Ist Novsmbss -
's % f0' s'n'' apply On the s sssSS1:.t 70 WOLFE
TO LET-The large three-story Store, No. III
.,s Fsszrdas'1 4. . ssss'.s e., II
OFFICE FOR RENT-An Office corner Camp
~ and Graviss streets. ler rent
az on the ''s1'''If =. y /. MASSEY D,u..i..
TOR SALE OR TO RENT-A certain pro-
perry. situated on Ranpsn ss,st. No. ", tetween
g. hSs and b GSSS :s: Sad S.opsy O.. been
..oas. Ssh Apply !. No. Isl s. LOU. = D 81 ~:
ROAkDlNG-HOUSE TO rent and Furniture
s: :s I'd q, ::. ss . sss
for sss The psesent proprsto recurring from This Du.
sosabs ts.m; Ths hoass having ban long s.isS.
ana w.. w SSn; ss and b bus.
:':Sss % oonsas. 'Si' Ss.ass. is. .s. hss,
| THO kENT-A large and handsome Dwelling,
l .A Ma tstda IF IA