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V1SS " " v IN L Il IL Z II 4 4 - ~ st-N
COUNTERFETTS .4BOGND!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACTURS Ccunterfe Of
DALLEYs The worthless men who sell them that BY stealing
the virtues Of the genuine articles Buy but authorized
Agents. ! = - -
ulNE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, II DALEY" BIZ
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, DIFFERENT COI5ORED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH COX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON 1T. a' y 7' yI sss~- -
General Depot the United States where all order. addressed
will be promptly exscused II. BAILEY CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
ISL CHARITIES STREET. NewOreans,
all Desers in The Sates OF E0tSIANA ALABAMA MIS-
SLSSfPP KENTUCKY TENNESSEE the City Of ST. LOUIS
in the State OF MISSOURI, will be promptly Euppled.
su20 SIN General Agents for 1ad Territory.
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roHN BuLL,s FLUID EXTRACT oF sAR.

ELUlD NAIL OE DAN.
@ ID Il sy % sssa &
@ I A. The ,se res e 4 ,., is and
s,sl L s:s e.
pure s,s r. y & I I for all alsss
ss i5s b5 I'll % s il 'iS 'GT F IT. "a S s
shs pube tla. strictly scientific
and Ts s
sos TESLA gsnainsness being
contains the virtues Of other valuable
greatest curative ageu. in .hs Snegn @ wer,d.
The Ohio tas Journal oaba Ohio, speaks BULBS
has no equal, The Compound Fluid
Eae.o Of in city where has een for the
Gnss @ aes ss ooa
has equal This bold aas0n buitean be by call
Bear reader longer that Bulls
s been
Druggist and Apoiheey Of several standing
Mr. JoHs Cir have been for several severely
aasils my LIVER sss
asar y s
therefore take pleasure your sarsapals the
afflicted community ,ars.sE article
RHEUMATISM.
those suffering e ss
' hey viii 1 ase this nAiSls rsledy N'4'
tsas @s sh,
$ TsR
w
ss dss s aaa
FROM DIR. WIN. I. PRENTIss.
Mn EuLLn to will that have used
i p @ al
III d % @ ssass
junction 4.
Rptsa pn sa4aslas
Iswpo1i, n,igse'iSs Rs DsisSSs4 ls4r ~ 1885, '
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
Bulbs Of the +. Female
ted the ened when the efforts Of nature
s ssis Ss
the a femedy h
ns siSss 4sa ns
he fs ss ms s o ss
sss.hf
a should aapIssd as
| Of this valuable medicine
all admire bssaiai vhits ska and es!crss
~
3ss $Pi'zsf ssn
ss = IN Sss
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tho blood making the healthy and vigorous giving activity
minute vessel changing the yellow dark and salow
could be aPpsed and convinced this they would abandon the
of all paints lotions and the eecaa remedy
"A word the wise sutcien hint enough for the ladies'
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVe~
| OF ANY MEDlCINEl
| FROM If. MOORE.
Mr. JOHN BULL have hesitation saying that believe
Scroa Syphilis and other and gsnduar aecon
having used with entire number Of the above
'''v RsiHs &oRG it FROM DR. H5GA 4 MOORE
Mr.. john BULL Sarsaparia several
of stroa and with happy effect con6denti OF tn
S MEDICINES Fs ss can be made as ST e n o1
Testimony following uupsruua
upon the efficacy OF Bulls Sarsaparila:
FROM DR.. L. p YANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY II
| THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
pound Extract Of s.roapaa saying
form compoena and that pronnes vol chronic
which it IA applicable. L. +. YANDEL.L, III. D.
Pysa fhyian by appointment Of th7 Louisville Marin
| LoursvrLIE March 2o Iszs
sa,sapaa believe the continuation to excellent ons
produce Alternative impression the
both public and in private psc.ss and think tho be
Rosident Phyeician tic Louisville Hospital.
sountfy restoriue blooming heah youthful vgo
those hss s, ss ,na
standing placing from its intrinsic WORTH the very best OF
remedies before the public. , wv,
Sold Wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL
~ accept Agency for the sls Of Bulls sa
81 Fourth street. Louisville, with
k The principal Agents NewoanH for the sale Of John Bull
sarsaparila Wholesale and RETAIL are
J. WRIGHT CO., at their Patent MEDICINE WMssesorss M w
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY or NEW ORLEANS.
SECOND D1sTRIcr pUB1Ic SCHOOLS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ssrTrsc OF MosDAr, May y, 1859.

|f-
sirrtve OF MONDAY, May q, 1867
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present Messrs. G.. b. Duncan,
President; Edw Barnett, r. Buisson, Charles
.DeBlanc, Jr ], A. Ducatel, G., NJ. Emerson, J. l..
Fabre, W A. Gordon, L. Surgi, Victor Wilt,
J. L. Warner-12. J
On motion, the reading Of the Journal was
dispensed with, and the President authorized to
sign the same.
On motion Of Mr. Fabre, the rules were dis
pensed with, to allow Mr.. Emerson the privilege
Of offering the following resolution, which, on
motion, was adopted:
Resolved That the fourth article Of the Rules Of Order
be SO amended as to read as follows
When blank s to be filed the question shall be first
taken upon the highest number and the longest
time proposed"
s9 CALI. OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Emerson, Chairman of the Committee on
Rules and Regulations, submitted the following
report and regulations, and on motion said
report was accepted, and the regulations read.
On motion Of Mr.. Witt, they were taken into
consideration paragraph by paragraph
The third article of the paragraph, Terms,
Vacations, ,etc., was amended, first by MI. Fabre,
in adding son days of city election and Sec
ond by Mr.. Barnet, in adding g ON Saturdays .
Said article SO amended was adopted by the
following vote: =
Yeas: Messrs. Barnett, Buiss0n, Ducatel,
Emerson, Gordon, Surgi, Wiltz, Warner-8.s .ssas
Nays: Messrs. DeBlanc, Fabre, Tricou-3.
On motion of Mr.. DeBlanc, the first article oi
the paragraph, " Sessions and Examinations, -
was laid over till the next meeting.
Mr.. Pabre moved that the Superintendent
and teachers should hold their stations during
good behavior. Said motion was lost
Mr.. DeBlanc moved that the Superintendent
be also examined, as the other teachers Said
motion was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Fabre, the words, g They
| (teaehers) shall in general be residents Of the
District were stricken ont. @
To the President and Directors IF the Public Schools seo
District:
GENTLEMES-The Committee Eules, etc, beg leay
to report that they have been unable to complete the
labors since the hast meeting Of the Board. They hav
prepared, however portion of the regulations whic
they believe would promote the welfare of the school
and herewith present them for your consideration The
will probably be able to report the balance at the mex
| meeting Respectfully submitted
| CHARLES NJ. EMERSON,
| EDWARD BARNETT. Eis
| .-- T.. Il. FABRE, --ezg al
l CasRLEs DEBLANc. Jr.
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Regul atons for the Public Schools Second District


81 ORGANIZATION, ADMISSION, ETC.
l. The Schools shall be divided into three grades viz
Primary. intermediate and High, and soon the
union existing bcween the Primary and
Schools be dissolved the different grades shall be kept
separate and apart from each ether.
2. In general pupils shall net be admitted into the
Primary Schools below the age of six into the
Intermediate below nine. into the Night and High
Schools below twelve Exceptions to the above rule shall
be to the discretion of the respective School Commit
tees after examination by the Principal Of the School
into which the applicant seeks admission G ~
g. Every School shall be entitled to Principal Teach
err First Assistant and many Assistants as may be
necessary.
A. In the Primary Schools there shabe Teacher for
every sixty pupils and for every fraction above thirty
FIVE the intermediate Teacher for every fifty pu
pills. and additional for every fraction above thirty
in the High Schools Teacher for every pu
pills and additional for any fraction above twenty
5. Whenever the proportion between the number Of
Teachers pnps shall b. less than the foregoing one
| or more Teachers may be withdrew.
6. Pupils may be advanced from the Primary to the
intermediate Schools the fist Monday of every month
and from the intermediate to the High Schools at the
commencement of the term. s, 35-... g
T. Before passing from school to higher the pupil
must produce certificate to his age, conduct and
qualifications signed by of the committee of mis- Ward,
and by the Principal Of the school he desires to leave He
must also be subjected to public examination TO a
private one conducted by the Principal Of the school he
enter in the branches taught in the lower school,
s. Should any pupil be rejected by the Principal he
may appeal tho committee who shall have power
verse the Principals decision 80
9. Pupils may be admitted into the Primary and Night
Schools any time. and also into the intermediate and
High Schools, provided they pass satisfactory
nation and nave made que IN the stuoies
being pursued in the school into which they seek ais
sion. .l...s,,s ...r, ~, .-.8.I
10 Applicants for the Public Schools in this District
produce certificates from known physician that
they have been yaccnuted and must be free from oil
tagious diseases To entitle them to admission into the
Night and High Schools their parents tutors must be
residents of this District and in general pupils must at
tend the Primary intermediate Schools most convenient
to the residence of their parents or tutors
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.

" 151 GKdRTRES WRIGHT having gresolvd
to stand uaraed their business have
with the popetors all the popular Patent NJ d.
ns throughout the uGcd Ss Keep them constantly supprd
with fresh and ample below the usual
pra BY h they enabled 70 or for the nspe
purchasers the extensive which be found thisfr
other city, Having had the and
3sanes have acquired facilities conducting this
liberal sac preparedto
supply prices exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot
fail realize centago his nveement either whole
re AT t4er a found full assortment Of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES Tie following list cenprises
Of their and he u5hed deaefa in most
arom twenty twenty i've cent than manufactured
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BRANCHES TAUGHT.

II.
l. Reading, Spelling Writing, aud the Elements Of
Arithmetic and Geography shall be taught in the Primary
Schools.
q In the intermediate Schools there shall be taught
not only Spelling Reading and Writing but also thorough
tory of the United States Composition and Elocution
may be added.
s. Such studies shall be pursued in the Night and High
Schools the committees of those schools respectively
may ordan-hs Board reservng to itself the power to
revise alter the prescribed by the committees
The mode of instruction and tho books and appar-
atus used shall be the same in all of the schools Of the
grade and these matters shall be regulated by the
Board of Directors The Night and High Schools
ceptions to this rule. ~
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SEDUCTION AND DsArH-At recent sitting Of tho
schobarie N Y, Circuit Court action brought By
Abel stannard damages OF Henry Mattice for
seducing his daughter She about twenty years Of
age and died in chidbed The evidence was necessarily
ciseumstantal such as hs attentions suitos etc.
Tho jury, after being out few minutes, tasnsd And
rendered verdict OF $4,000 assasgss,
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rREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

Nh popular Summer retrea generally M1kka
known throughout The Southern country under ts @
PRADAT and her JOHN b. PRADAI,
ta about the village Of Biloxi, will be opened
m ne Ist Of June The reception Of VISITORS
well known need extended notice.
For many years popularity Of ME establishment has steadily
increasing the finest water
prospect On the receiving the salt water a flows from
he tu have failed mprsss ayoaby the many vors from
NewoIeans Mobile and the surrounding country. T..
During Winter the propeoe have nnde many
arJ oddiiona BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arranged and lifted will be all times at the
~. q be visitors charge-also CLARET at Dinner
W WCARRIAGES and HORSES be procured at any moment
In addition BRASS BAND of NewOrlean engaged
and a IA Iii, may be expected twice every neek .s
Visitors wishing stop Mt the GREEN OAKS ere no
tho Hotel. rr,,,e
Day.
H1i ~ S vi ijien md Servants halfp7ce my7 SIN
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TERMS. VAUATIUNS, ETC.
l. The school year shall be divided into two terms the
first to the first Monday of September, and
continue to the Nth Of December and the second to
commence the Monday following the first day Of
January, and to continue until the third Saturday in
July. =
g. The vacations may be prolonged at the pleasure of
the Board, in seasons Of epidemic sickness. s.o
8 The Public Schools shall be closed Sundays on
the Sh of January 22d Of February Good Friday 4h of
July on days Of State national elections and all
fast and thanksgiving days recommended by the State
National Executive, and days Of city elections md on
Hotyl
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nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

- THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuINE.aNo Compound has
remedy Almost daily hear Of and heretofore uninoyn virtues
that m effects known only from accident or experiment
20 deep as been s ths science M maMKx M n ns invent
rssYs st every asnt vho frame Of man subject Let
Us Of the peculiar qualities Of thll rsmady!
ssbIf BROKEN LMRA, when sst hs well wrapped up IN s
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CoNeREss-The Louisville Courier Of the 10Th, contains
the following summary of the proceedings of Congress on
the 25th ultimo
Seaa,e.-The House bill reinquishing to Iowa certain
reserved lands of salt springs The bill author
izng the construction Of railroad through public lands
in certain cases ordered to be enforced The Def
cheney bill was then taken up. and the appropriation of
$4,000 due the indians for services in the of 1872
was rejected, when the Senate adjourned.
Honse-Mr Hail. from the Committee on Public Lands.
reported bill granting to Wisconsin power to impose
tax all lands hereafter sold in said State from and
after the day of sale, which passed.
Mr. Disney asked leave to introduce resolution in
effect that at the time of tho liberation of the Irish exe
national ship should be at Australia and that the Press
dent proer them conveyance to this country
to. Mr. Hall, from the Committee on Public Lands
reported substitute for the Senate bill
ton rights to the settlers the Menouonee river in Wis
consn. by making the bill general on all unsurveyed
lands pending motion to refer, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the invalid Pension bill
Messrs Bayy and Cartier made political speeches after
which the committee and the House passed the ln
valid Pension bill and the Navy Pension bill, and then
adjourned. ,ss.95s 1s-
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l. From and after the commencement of the next term
all the schools excepting the Night Schools shall be open
ed follows From the lt Of October to the LIST of
April from o'clock, NJ, to 1a NJ; and from o'clock
NJ, to o'clock From the LIST of April to the 1st
of October, from O'Clock. NJ, to o'clock p NJ; and
from O'Clock, P. III, to O'Clock,
The Night Schools shalt be opened and closed at such
hours RS the committee of said schools shall direct and
they shn continue from the first Tuesday in November
to the last Friday in May
g. At the end of every term there shall be public
animation of the schools to which may be added pub
lie exhibition at the end of the term closing in July
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DILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-The pub Msa
Nd respectfully informed that this will be Ivy
visitors, under the OF j. W.
June Attached to The house vii be found
Tho will always be supplied with the delicacies Of The Sen
the Newoeans Market The house Is lrrounea W
Offering eye we'll giving dense shade
when he su THIS Hotel offers Inducements
to families than other house the coast account Of
''e baal he rnnde families
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

'nlfl DIE AID TRUNK WARE ~ ss9s sssNt5zN III
HOUSE No. Gayier sts RoBB .,; szItHIfAAsA " kW
ms Mannactery in philadelphia and BY direct i'm
from England prepared to offer deae the most
liberal Inducements Their ks sTgs and vel ss.sd s ID
@ m AyEIiNC AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBBtR
tnoDs: sksDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK hlAkEhS'
MATERIALS, m Ifsiaafi,Ns5s IN i,5 IA em. ca, d226m
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1NAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL.-The @4sEEHHsfS
HOTEL at dcghtsul retreat will be opened for s5asM
visitors on Inc DAY or JUNE isa The
a Ills his experience in hotel keeping they will
find this the most desirable residence on the Lake.
The above Seabahng than any oihe
esohlsbment ont Lake shore,
NEW WHARF recently built, and the GARDEN aud
surroundng grounds have been put in beauiiu order
the Hotel nnd for the amusement The
ytais there will be ARD TABLES of which will
npproptaed expressly orhe 1aliea ~ .,,,,,,o,r ,oyn
apis tei Ep"At.p hi-'eoaO, -,
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VERMIFUgEs.
Wlner'n Canedian,
b. A. Fdhnestock's,
Swain's,
Bailey'a,
Jayue's,
Chstlen'a.
sARSAPARILLAS.
Or. Townsend'a,
Bailey's,
Sands'H,
Winkoop'a,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
Chickrers SugIr-coated pnrgr.ive
PARIS Life,
AIoaatt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Brandretii's Vegetable Universal,
Morrisop's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
AGderscn's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hitoard's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanatiye,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Sappington's Fever aud Argue,
Covels Rheumatic,
Graeifenberg,
Spencer'n Vegetable,
Winer'a Chhmomile,
Allelaaifs' Health,
Alletasis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
Vnndtz'R Anti -billoua,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jaynes Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
DIR. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Eleeampane..
Wlstar's Balaam,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's Expeetorant,
Duncan'a EIpectorRnt,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pnlmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liyerwort.
BlTTERS.
Molat's Phoenix,
liibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herrick'A.
PANACEAS.
Swain's,
Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetabl
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
palley's Magical Pain Extractor,
IIawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Bl ,kac
Tousey's Master Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAlister's Vegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norr!s's Mixture,
Inyne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop 9,
Bailey'a.
T All articles in the Medicin
will he supplied on equally favora
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PLAsTERS.
Shermnn's Poor Mans
Aliebasisis Poor Mans
Ailebasin's India Rubbet Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Dsyid's or Hebrew.
Petsr'e Vegetable,
Enapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength.
eDing,
Whiting'e Strengthening,
Kidd'a Imperial,
Herrick's Royal,
Builer'a Bone and Fever,
Bartine's Lotion,
Unvis'e Horse,
Hunts, Hhyes', Scians', Hewes'
TOOTH PASTES.
shernan's Compound Orris Tooth,
Th0mpson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jcnes's Toothache.
LoZENGES.
Shernian's Cough, Worm Camphor,
Ching'a Worm,
Wistar'a Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon's Toothache,
Sherman's Toothache,
Williaims's Toothache.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn's Extract,
Wlner's Arcanum Extract,
Carter's Spnnish Mixture
Mothers Relief,
MIRA. Kidder's Cordial,
Ynushr's Dithontriptie,
0sgood's Indian Chologogue,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mre. Hayes Dyseutery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
ROwani's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tinc.ure,
Dayis's Depuratiye Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminative,
Rowand's Carminatiye,
Balm Columbia,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
jones'. Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's Balsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Haye's Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colcgnes,
Meen Fun,
Circassihn Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bartine's Hair Lotion,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
tLnmotte's French Remedy,
Bailoy's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar-eoatcd Capsules,
Dngle's Hyperian Fluid,
Wheeler's Teaberry Toothache
ljoues's Nectar,
Caval's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm of Thousand Flowers,
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
Is. Fahnnstoclt's vermifuge,
Baiiey's Group Syrup,
lIvory Paste Backing,
hIacnssar Oil,
lChinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
Turlington's Balsa,n,
British Oil,
lSeidlitz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soap, ETC., etc.
line not mentioned in this catalogue
Ia tn,D,, n,y91 10
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NF FAGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss AA.-szasss

IAH AUNUIll uUUSE, BIIUAi, NiI5S.- f.sIN
LIVE DEvER respectfully nofr her old friends lsa5Hn
Patrons public generally, that this Hotel
open reception visitors This house not inferior the points
Accommodations TO hotel the oas The
BALL ROOM dimensions similar room IN biloxi and is
PARTIES and public gatherings
ny will be let reasonable In addition
Rou prepared for at least fifty
than In previous seasons "a, ,
Her TABLE, will be her constant to provide amply with the
best that this and tho negbboIng markets ntlord
BATH HOUSES acet to the Hotel for the
convenience OF Boarders.
The BAR 8 supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICE-CREAM SALOON also sdons the Hotel.
A LIVERY STABLE is attached to the Hotel
PLEASURE BOATS kept in readiness at all times
Tbankl patronage extended her, the
respectfully what will be her effort to deserves ahare pub
lie favor. -, 49, Co., :. 4, =, 81
(ptnin of lie steamer Blox May 1852
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!luHyWo1l, B0.Hn 1gHEl, !SE, oNg =, "nH
N KEAnISnNVIIIE uOTEL.-The sub -

lTA sbe having leased the above Hotel will TIE Iii
large Rooms, he will be ae
families very comfortable As it bis intention
keep table supplied with ea Of tue he hopea to
IN .hare Of patronage. The terms for Board nre;
Per bo
the Hotel is BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS
mylD i'm J.. .HARGRAVE MCKAY.
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REMOVALS.

I'D DEMOVAL.-BARELLI s. Co. have Temporal
q ly removed to No. "a Com
my5
Id EMOVAL.-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
from No. II ST. Charles No. 81 Camp
up stairs. n25 1y
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n AND WARRANTS PURCHASED
A or observation-disclosures OF Lani Warrants -
9S September 1850 lltn February si7, sa
obn the highest cash price making application 10 the
Undersigned
ar disposed SELL have their rrans
public lands and inspection
land located, by applying 10
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NJEW oRLE Ms and Car Esss ags EFsssas,a

NJEW ORLE Ms and Car fssSs aus sssssssasss
| y rolton RaioLt-... ,toi Line Hdat 3ss.k
Departure ofTrains. - MNepOrledns:
Horse Cars-Hafpas and halfpast II
Steam Tnsa Me- every hour Afterwards unSp inclu
svely summer, aud until quarter past in winter.
From Carroisoa:
Horse Cars AM, 8 and 10 p. NJ.
Steam Tars-7 A. Ma every afterwards nclu
siyely in summer, until half past6 NJ winter
FAaE-l cens Children Servants 10 CENTS
~ the third Monday February
and end on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
i These Cara the Depot No. 10 Baronne street.
Departure Of Cars
Winter from Lafayette and IA O'CLOCK
-. Depot ls Baronne street. ....159 and 81
In Summer, nom Lafayette .....:..--....S and
will leave each and every fifteen minutes snt8
ociockP.M.
Tlenat s1(, 8, 10 and II P. NJ. from the Depot.
FARK-lO cents. Children under II years, half
ar NoaSpecial Night Cars for Partss Balls Meetings. es
piled when required. mhSl iy
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