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PROCLAIM alton
WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baron RoueE, August Q, 1852.
WHEREAS The Convention lately assembled at the State o
the town Rouge the purpose OF changing the Con- u
the State of louisiana ordained That Immediately after
he the Convention the Governor aha issue his procA
uaon directing the of this State authorized by lawto
,o elections for General Assembly, to open and holda
every parish the places designated by law upon
he FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER next for the purpose OF taking
the good people this State in regard to the adoption or
election Constitution md shall be the duty said
entitled to vote under the Ola eohau
Constitution. Each voter shall esesn MS ooh
" dposng separate box, to be kept for that purpose es0
yhereon shall THE CONSTITUTION ACCEfIED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, some such word Us !"
gty the intention the voter At the conclusion OF m
lection which shall be conducted respect the general o'e
conducted the designated preside over
carefully examine and count each ballot so Deposited anu
hall forthwith thereof to the Secretary OF State
onomy to provisions existing law the subject oil
lcctions"
Now therefore, thought issue this Proclamation
oyns the qualified State OF the ordinance Of the Con-
ention aforesaid commanding all she Comms
of Elections and therein ned onos this
rejection the Con-
tution upon FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
proceedings Conducted and returns thereof be made in
onfory with the existing law upon the subject
# elections. By the Governor, SooHi'i "1A''>i'iN'
Cu.p,rsG.ynnx Sec of State. aus 2pte
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The FLOATING PALAcE.-By the arrival yesterday of
Mr. Alfred Brown, learn that the much talked of and
really splendid Floating Palace of spading Rodgers
will be in Neworeans in about two weeks From accounts
gathered from the up river papers both the Ohio and
Mississippi Palace the magnificent affair of the
kind got this country in fact there nothing
like it in the world Visitors be seated comfortably
in the St Charles Theatre and the entertainments pre-
scented of character heretofore unknown in the
mails of the The company large and select
and talented than has visited city, and feel
assured that it will with that reception which its
excellence deserves We would mention by the way that
Mr. Brown, whom We have spoken of above ofcates in
the elegant saloon,
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Fan Goods.

Fan Goods.
G 10 U e L & j AMISON,
NO, IL CHARITIES STREET
Have the honor inform their custom ers that
Monday September Is, they ready to offer for sale os
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Jus" received from France by ships Sea Eagle Dyer viz
RICH PRINTED CALICOhS;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID FALENTlAS AND CASHSIEREg;
PLAID TARTANs;
PRINTED CAsHMERES AND PLAIN EYE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS:
SILK AND WoRsTED DAMAsKs FOR CURTAINS:
GRENADINES, FouLARDS AND CJEALLY;
RICH DAAIAsK AND PoMPADouR SILKS
PLAIN AND CiANGEABLE SILKSi
PLAID AND STRIPED Silks
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS.
CoLoRED MERINoES AND BLACK BtyMBAzENE.
EMBD AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA / IDEFs
PARAsoLs-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SIIAWrS;
FANCY AND BLACK CASSMERES;
COLORED SILK CRAVATS;
FALENClENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING
FANCY "OoLEN SOCKS AND HOSE:
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MAoAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CHNTz
BLACK BoMBAzET BoAIBAZ[NE AND ApAc,e
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRIcS
MERlNO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
NORTH ~
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MESTIC GOOT,c
.n,, ,t, ,,,or-,s ' toi am y Plantation use.
-.---f--. .t u JANIS" 4, Is Chatres street
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From j. c. Morgan, adjoining the Post-otlic,

From j G. Morgan, adjoining the Post-otice
Mrs HALLS New Cook Book IL Long & Brofher New
York ' 1'
Useful for the ladies, and invaluable to epicures
HAcAR. By Alice Carey, Redfeld, NY.
Miss Carey is most pure and graceful writer and the
type OF this work is clear and beautiful as her STYLE
NORTH BRlIIsH REVIEW August No. Leonard Scott &
Co, Y. ~ ~
solid and always instructive periodical
Morgan-who ought to start in competition with the
fakr OF silva in producing articles-also sends us
Inc ieirs OF Randolph Abbey by Mrs Grey (Stringer
Il Townsend, N. W THE Necromnncer,, by REYNOLDS
Peterson Philadephia). THE Guerilla Chief Ill
Lonsman Bro, N. W Heads and Hsarts,H which
appears to be good Dewitt 4 Davenport, N " Mary
Leaham," by Mrs. Greya brilliant novelist Peterson
Philadelphia
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MN" RALLY RALLY !! RALLY !! The Wings
of the Ward formerly Second Wards
Municipality requested Salvador Pas house
of Cuomhouse Rampant streets MONDAY EVENING
September O'clock for tho of organizing
SCOTT CLUB.
r. liaan, X. Rogers W. NJ Fleming g. Duncan, H.
Morris NJ c. b. Shan G. F. Wee VIM Hagan J. W. Andrews F.
A. Lumsien, B. Balls ]. Waneot Gary Col c. NJ Emerson, H.
C. Fester j. Commons A. Carlyle Walker Charles A busa W.
L. Robinson, Peter Pratt Peter Blan Cook Benjamin Levy
Mendoza Jennings Henry Bougny John Cavanaugh Hugh Riley
Win AeGncln Harper, Jos Hewitt NJ Beck, W. White, Jas
Maitland d. Theuet F. salomon Powell Capt Galley Capt
j. Ross N MrHhe j. Hurst R. Fzsmon
Joseph Whimore, William money, AuoD Captain Burt E.
Boulgny Numa Larose, ules Dae, Colonel Eoltz NJ o. H.
Nor Glendy Bu'ke j. Howard, Col HYDE Schneider A. Levy,
w Duncan A. sancier j. Iarr Davis, ming, f.
Buchanan Henry MeIlvane II. b. Eggieson Alex Stewart
Mccuch.on J. H. Howell, Eugene Payaant Wooilc Colonel
A. Mondell P Hesson Mccord Montgomery F.
Ton, rritchald, conald, D. unce Eyma Theodore
Shne Jas Shute, P Hezcau, r. Kerr H. Aandviic sep25
rs" PUBLIC REFORM LEAGUE-Obiect ss No
LICENSE TO DRINKING HOUSES OR slIOPS'- preliminary
public meeting the of The object will
held MONDAY, September o'clock the u
Room, No Is City Hall.
Gentlemen wiling take prominent part
ment, requested to hand in their
sep9i st ROBERT NJ. LuSHER, 10 City Hall.
~ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt will leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY.
EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may the F.
timing in the during the
au2o 2pf sTRordER& BROS, Agents. as Poydras street.
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NeM Books,

.FeaD BOOKS,
IL FOR SALE AT
j. B. STEEL'S,
80 CAMP STREET AND Is BANK PLACE.
LoUIsIANA-ITS HISTORY AS FRENCH CoLONY-Third Series
of Lectures By the In. Charles Gayarr vol,
GAYARRES RoAIANCE-From History louisiana vo
san37 2tlW
LOON Here z
u Would it well famis who have been ki,r
health and comfort during their absence as we'll Az o m
get a"ays (who truly believe no place like home to ea in
mind that Winter approaching by in supply Of
good PITTSBURGH COAL AND WOOD it will also add THAR
winters health and comfort For will sell LOW to them
now First knowing who were absent from the CITY have
been subject extra Second many
In the city had extrn expenses without MEANS
seP2l &TSF2w2p Ell WHITE 10 New Basin.
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MEssps. IL. l.. STONE Il Co.-The extensive grocery
establishment OF these gentlemen has been removed from
he old stand on Common street to the stores on the
Batture of Gravier New Levee and Fulton r.t
See advertisement in another column
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THE SLAVE TRADE IN CuRA.-A letter from Havana
says: That you may not be mistaken with regard to
our new Captain General inform you of the fact that
about five hundred negroes from Africa have been landed
at ortgosa in this island two ounces Thirty
dollars per head paid for winking at the business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-27

The Wings OF THE OLp THiRp-The good and true
men OF the Old Third were out in their strength on sat
day night Their enthusiastic shouts ring in our ears
and prophecy victory for Scott Messrs Bermudez Drew
and Garland made splendid speeches and our worthy an
respectable fellow. citizen Gen DeBuys presided
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SEPTEMBER. BY ANNE BRADFORD.

tie and beautiful production" thing TO make
music in ones dreams ~
SEPTEMBER. BY ANNE BRApFoRp.
She is standing on hillside,
This fair September morn
Watching the slanting sunbaams
Dart over the ripening corn.
Up in the dark-plumed sumaeh
The inn.t is singing loud,
And with crimson and golden apples
The orchard trees are bowed.
Down from the fading loeusts
Float lightly the yellow leaves.
And busiy in the hedgerows
The skillful spider weayes;
Timid white morning glories
Are peeping the fences Ger
There's beauty in all around her,
But her spirit asketh more.
She is thinking of one, who, with her,
Hath watched the spider spin,
And talked of the wondrous beauty
Concealed his web within
Of the beautiful. holy meanings
That float with the winds along.
That bloom in the humble blossom,
And breathe in the wild birds song
She had walked in silent sorrow,
Heart broken, till they met;
She had sought communion of N md and heart
And found but vain regret;
And when DER her darkened spirit
The light of his high soul fell,
1t heaved with blessed gladness,
As waves meath the moonbeams swell.
Il ,pl fall IN, Nov,
For what was she to him
Between them Fate's fierce river
Dashed foaming to the brim.
But in his charmed presence
Her wild woes found surcease.
And her soul a season rested
On the sunny slopes of peace.
She is thinking of their parting,
few brief days ago,
When her calm features gave NOT
A trace of her heavy wo:
But in a clear, low accent,
Her farewell words she gave
He went to the worlds wild tumult
And she to living grave.
Softly hath Evenings frail bark
Pushed off from the sunset shore.
And high in the night air shlvers
The ghostly sycamore.
Far in the northwest crouching,
The Bear and the Dragon lie,
And the trembling, frightened Pleads,
Are climbing the eastern sky.
She sits in the sombre shadows
And thinks of the lapsing years
Of her young life, scared and blasted
By grief too deep for tears.
In her pale hand she holdeth
Wild blossoms, dim and dead.
The parting gift he gave her.
Ere the parting words were said.
She hath suffered since they severed.
Long years of grief and wrong,
With no oSe to give her counsel
And bid her heart be strong;
And now in her desoation
She yearneth but to hear
One word of his wonted kindness,
Her stricken soul to cheer.
Where is he now? She gazeth
Into the silent sky,
And her strained eyes search the shadows
But they yield her no reply.
Then to the only Solace
She looketh up in prayer,
For strength to lift her spirit
From the valley Of despair
Oh, Infinite and holy
Sustain her sinking feet,
Up to the clear, pure submits,
Where Peace and Reason meet
Down on the clouds that darken
Her young and troubled days
Speak through the fruits and blossoms
That blush in the glowing noon
Or slumber in peaceful beauty
Meath the holy Harvest moon,
OF the time when, reunited
They'll ramble hand in hand
And gather happy harvest
In the fair September land
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FALL HArs-The Messrs, Belden, No D. Charities street
are already in receipt of their fall fashions All those in
want of superb tile should procure one from their
elegant and extensive assortment
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Now, if this be not most beautiful poem we are no
judge of poetry 1t u.s. with all the bold idomatc mae
pendence of the fair and gifted author, singuarly
earnest, touching and artistic production. We
know of nothing (below Bryant or Longeliow) o, q
higher order of genius. We shall certainly CLAIM thae
we have published the most magnificent poem OF 'he
SON and we believe it will fill many heart and charm
monv cultivated fancy Is it not most exqusitely
delieate and beautiful production-"a thing to make
su,o.t MI, c in one's dreams ~
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any one thirsteth and is faint, we recon-
menu h'h' II In the neghborhood of Grayier and St
oharies 70 walk into simpsons and refresh himself Col
oi' mere ana there is any who can compound
serve 1t out with more nice polteness and soo;to, =,
terest, we have yet to meet him
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mEMPHis eorroN FAcrORr.-fhe Eagle and Enquirer
says A large amount of machinery for the Msn,nh;,
Cotton Manufacturing Company was landed from the
~ Kennel yesterday and is being hauled out to be
cotton factory number of hands direct from the Nor
thern factories also arrived yesterday and viii commence
operations immediately, 1t is the intention of the
company to increase their capacity for manufacturing in
VERY particular and go ahead upon much greater scale
We snail take pleasure in noticing their establishment
az length so soon they get their additional ma
ehnefy and force in successful operation
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STAR STATE Cmcus-This establishment ;s still, oman
n'rohne street near Poydras and John Gossn Jimmy
oCohnell' Edgar, Harpiere, Smith, etc appear each
night pleasant hour may be passed at the circus
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iHE fAAR OF sWA-This iuimitable necromancer con-
nues MS entertainments at the Varieties Theatre and
crowded audiences nightly attest the excellence of his
performances, Go and see him
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hopEns-str IL Roder is building splendid house at
the end OF the projected Carroon Railroad On last Fri
uay the Police Jury of Jefferson Parish celebrated e
OF his enterprise by partakng of his Inequalities
We shoua be glad to find such excellent fare and com
pany every day koder gave splendid fish dinner and
we have felt since truapt dsnosition 10 on ,
and attack his wines and eatabes Max, hast - Nv.
ready that hotel Mr. Roder, " s''
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMpANy-This company
nave removed their office from No 90 Grayer street to
'he corner OF Camp and Grayer in the building lately oc-
cupied by p. l.. Massey
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So , 'ofise-on the trip of the Fanny Smith
yor 20 louisville, vote of the cabin passerl-
Do was 'AAeh' winch resulted thus-Scott 40 pierce 10
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The Observation-Disclosures Miller NJ Nov, ,.,,... =.
late speech, said that in Mexico Gen Scott IN
shot under him. and that Gen. Pierce shot ,d ~.
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AT
nA @~ Camp Street. ~ts@ nj
NEW BOOK
tErom the Press of D. APPLETON X Co., of NewYerk,l
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS WAREHOUSES;

q NEW UKLEANS STATIUNEKS7 WAREHOUSE,T
60 Camp street and Is Bank Place
NoUNC1NG DICTIONARY = Carefully revised, and
improved BY G. P Quackenbos.
APPLEIoN'S MECHANICS MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
Edited by Adams.
A JOURNAL. OF SUMNER TINE IN THE CoUNTRY-By the
Wilmot Jeremy Taylor Biography
a FRESH SUPPLY OF
ESSAYS FROM THE LONDON TINES.
THE YELLOWPLuSH PAPERS.
MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY POWELL
JOURNEY THROUGH TARTARY, TIBET AND CIuNA-By NJ
Hug.
THACKERAY'S PARIS SKETCH BOOK.
GAETIES AND GRAyITIES-By Horace Smith.
PAPERS FROM THE QUARTERLY REVIEW.
LITTLE PEDLINGTON AND TIE PEDfINGToNIANS.
A JOURNEY TO KATMANDU; or the Nepaulese
ut
THACKERAYS BOOK OF SNoBS.
sep27 lt2pltW For sale by j. B. STEEL 60 Camp street.
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer James
Day for Texas papers.
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Died:
On Sunday September 49, at O'clock JOHN CLARKE,
aged u years, native of county Tyrone, Ireland
@ The friends and OF the deceased respectfully
nvt to attend his funeral THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock from Dr.
Stones Hospital.
On Monday September Dyseney DANIEL STAY aged Al
years. formerly OF Bel asst Ireland. -
LIZ Liverpool Engand and Belfast (reaud) peaae copy
On Saturday morning. September O'Clock, WILLIAM Ed
Davis
On Saturday afternoon September 95, at O'clock
MARIE LOUISE only child Pauchenea Che
volleau.
On Saturday aternoon September the effects
accident on board steamer Ocean, Capt THOMAS MCDANIEL aged
80 years.
On Thursday September 80 ut 2 o'clock FRANCES MALyNA
aged and monts, infant daughter of Mrs Elizabeth
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To HOMsekeepers.

To H0usekeepers.
JUST RECEIVED
ease' superior TABLE DAAAsKs-s4toio4;
cases DAAiASK NAPKTNS--&z to4;
cnses HUCKaBACK TOWELING;
) cases assorted TOWELS;
3 bales CRASH;
10 cases CONFERENCE.-THE to 1874
bales BED BLANKETS
3 cHses CURTAIN DAMASKS AND CfIISTZFS.
earona CURTAIN MusLlNs AND CURTAINS;
! case LA BOBB NET FOR BARS;
eases BOOK MOSQUITO NETTING:
10 packages SiIEETlNG-Browu and D,acel from -, ~
l. o
DOOR MATS, MATING, HEARTH RUGS etc otc
All for sale n; low prices at
sep2O SfMPsoN,s IN roo, .
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During September,
and previous TO extensive alterations in their store,
G. LEIG HTON & co,
No 63 CANAL STREET next door to St Charles street
will offer their splendid Fashionable Assortment of
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING
AND GEN TLENENS FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY
at reduction of at least TWENTY CENT on former nras
hordns their friends and patrons opportunity to save considerable
by Purchasing NOW instead Of later in the Fall.
AN EXCELLENT LINEN BOSOM SHIRT for 81 %.
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for is certs.
ENGLISH HALF HlSE cents II pair
SILK cRAFAIS AND FANCY TIES + r a5 and 50 cs each
llANDKERCIiIEFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERs UMBRELLAS
fuMERY etc, selling off ut proportcna,e reduction
" OBSERVE c, LEIGHTON b 70
tpi'V Z',eoiI So Canal street,
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Married:
Died

Monday evening September 30 by The Rev. II. AcTyee
Mr. w. II. MACFEE and Miss SARAH o. SYNNGToN, all Of this
ctv
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We are indebted to the officers of the steamer Forid
for Mobile papers.
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Nh Editor QfhG CreScent-I trust YOU will allow mo III,
privilege through the columns of your paper of calling
the attention of the city authorities to the nuisance
allowing our eatinghouses and restaurants to cucumber
the sidewalks after daylight with their barrels of prd
hesh decayed oysters and vegetable matter will make
brief statement of facts in the hope that our officials
may adopt means to prevent the continuation of this
abomnabe practice.
Living as do in the immediate neighborhood of vour
office, and being compelled from my calling to rise yery
early receive the full benefit and advantage derived from
hhang the perfume arising from the aforesaid barrels
me city ordinances require that the cleaning of certain
houses from which arise very dsagrccabe odors shall be
oone between certain hours during the night 40 p NJ and
should not apply to the removing of all filth and
matter causing equally as disagreeabe md decidedly
more unwhoesome stencil. would also surges that tb
proper should be required examine the hack
oil those houses frequently and that no filth or nptr
matter is allowed to accumulate
The soap carts driven around the city for fin =.
exchanging home made soap for grease womb o,so o
plain of as nuisance.
have frequently been passing those carts when
an exchange and have been very sick by the o1or
arising from the rotten grease they receive in EXCHANGE
for their soap These nusances should be disposed of
The health of our city requires It, While they are permit
ted we need not expect free from yellow fever or
cholera
Trusting that simply calling the attention of the proper
authorities to this matter will be sufficient to insure its
remedy, | remain your oh't and humble sery't
St Charles street, September %, 1852. REFORM
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Norris & NcGas.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Have removed temporarily TO No. u CAMP STREET
auio Under the City Hotel
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From j, b Steel, 90 Camp street
LIFE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE By Headley Derby Miller
Auburn, N, Y.
The subject and the author recommend the hook
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TN3.-TMr.

10 For SALE TWO HUNDRED BARRELS TAR in prime shippin
order The Barrels made OF Seasoned Cypress which will pr,
vent leaking for months AlsOA lot of CYPRESS KEGS of rR
sze and in tine order
sep27 Step t I WHITE 10 NJ. nj,
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The PEARI-Ths popular establishment has been most
handsomely retted and re-opens this evening Tomor-
row and thereafter there will be fine lunch at
ten A. NJ We are requested to invite the Scott Rangers
to discuss some internal Improvement matters in their
hall to- Enthusiastically, of course
As compliment to the proprietor Mr. Gator will give
grand display of fireworks in front of the Saloon and
Messemers celebrated brass band will execute several
national airs
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CHrpettng-G0s.pesinu.

AT 70 CHARITIES STREET.
GS Lately arrived large choice assortment comprising
sqP ffsSr fElxEp AND TAPESTRY English
nbbMEIIANS DUTCH AND HEM CARPETS COCOA MATTiNG,
pft SET Tor Grumb Cloths TAbE AND PIANO COVERS
EDGSi MATS, STAIR RODS, Whit and Colored MATING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH from various anal. oa rad
sep27 lw9p A. BR0ITSSR n = t ~,
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MA1RIE DE LA NoUvELLE-oRIEaNs l.

70 nuT t1HOFe, Is52tFonfoTmGment une ssolrt
W 10 Cohaeu CommGn de Ia willie NolyelIe Srs S iptee
oFe 1907 AVIS est par lie dams len
panT Do "a nrSnte publication, onse Conn e AK ogrs
Pare Pn feso"n siSo fonveue construction @
Ss 5 81 ss 80 @ $50 615 sss TO s7 IA 9
IN aste de a Legis turr u Avr 81 ra,,n a announcement
sep17 "ff'ONse n n ,;;ha, 1882.
.--------- AID CRoSShlAN, Marie.
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between Canal and Common 6oNcEIf HAIL AMI
LeS tRE hooMThs large comnodions Ul vbieb in -
ae gn and construction adapted and oatorica
y now nearly completed, and will onapj
Of persons requiring the Above name
, a. reasonable terms Apply to LUTHER HOMES Tress
'~F- loo 81, Charles street.