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NJ asOvtlC, Odd Fellows, Sons Of T-ni :
WI pcrance aud Fire,nrn's Gold Breast
pins, just received and for saIe by
ian 2fly THEO. GOLDMANN.
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One furnished, and two unfinished
~ Rooms 10 rent. The two latter will be
furnished il desired. Apply at tho office Of
the Baton Nouge Foundry. nn ~.
HILL Il HENDERSON.
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ONE ortwo good Mill Wrixhts. Apply L
" ian.lO. HILL h HENDERSON.
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barclays London Porter"
TX Dozen, Pints and Quarts, pst re
IL ceived and for sale by single b9t
tie or Dozen fJan-1sl JOSHuA'DEAL.
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T or No. =, square 10, Beauresard Town
IL 80 feet by 10, near the State House
fronting on Court House Street, coundct
on the South by Property Of Mrs. John {.
Patterson. Also, lot No42, square 80 Beau
regard Town with sma1 dwelling house
thereon, Near the residence Of the lac Gen.
Thomas. on America street. This p1operiy
Will be sold low for cash enquire Of
GEO. A. PIKE. Actioneer,
snA agent for the sale Of real estate.
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J. c. srMoNDs, NJ. D., sec'y Board of Health
CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the IA hours
ending at midnight on Tuesday 9Th inst:
Admissions. 80 Deaths.
Discharges. ..........2S Yellow Feyer............s
FATAL ERROR OF AN APoTHECARY The Coro-
yesterday called hold inquest and most NOR
tenn examination of the body of Frenchmap 80 years
old named Ignace Rose found dead in house on the
of Marais and Where streets who had died
the effects of potion administered to him improperly in
consequence of the label being put upon the pack
containing the prescription 1t appears that the
sick with the yellow fever and that the attending
physician having made for him two prescrptons-the
to be taken nwardy and the other to be applied
wardlythe apohecary carelessy put the labels on
the packages that the potion to be taken inwardy
plasered the outside of the mans body and that
which intended for external application, given
him to drink The jury of inquest brought in the
diet that the deceased Came to his death by yellow
sversad death being accelerated by error of the
apothecary in putting up the Doctors prescription
We forbear giving the of the apotheeary pres
ent, understand that affidavit will be made
against him in order that the charge may undergo judicial
investigation.
STRIKE AMONG STEAMBOAT HANDs.-We I'M
derstand that yesterday afternoon the steamer James
Robb about toeave port the remen and deck hands
who had been receiving forty dollars per month"; struck
for higher wages and refused the voyage unless
their raised to sixty dollars The boat
delayed and whether or not their demands acceded
to we have not learned
Horse STEALING, ETC.-Jack Jones, alias
John White alias VIM. Willow, yesterday brought te
tore Recorder Winter four distinct charges The nst
for stealing horse and saddle worth $50 from Staraus
Veret the second for stealing horse worth e75 from
Abide Philips the third for stealing horse from George
Connolly and the fourth for stealing bride ami martin
gale worth Sl7 Francis Lasere He was committed
for trial before the First District Court these charges
in bonds of $500 in each case.
CHARGE OF SwINDLING. William Phillips was
examined yesterday before Recorder Winter charge
II wudlng preferred by James OIIara The prosecutor
testified that the 9th of July he gave 10 the accused
at his grocery tho % rnsndelet and HgyiA
streets twenty dollar nil the Canal Bank for tha
purpose of having changed. Philips pretended to
given proper change but gave only ten dollars which
mistake the prosecutor did discover at the time Al
forwards demand having been made Phillips for the
fall sum he refused 70 refund but denied having received
the twenty dollar bin On hssring the testimony, the
Recorder committed the trial before the First
District Court auder a bond of one L-ndred dollars
STEALING, MoNEY Catherine CheSelier, who
keeps stan at No 10 Poydras Market brou9ht up
Yesterday before Recorder Winter for stealing fifteen dol
lars from Lewis Smith Case fixed for the 18th instant,
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@S- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF Me-,

~" HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEN,
BERS.-
V. BoULLEaET President Dry dies Ma
Il. SHAW First Vice President, Camp oppots Female Or
phan Asylum AMI 80 POydras street
C. H. MOBILES. Second Vice President, New Basin.
G. KURSHEEDT Treasurer Is Bourbon and IS Camp
D. l. RICARDO Secretary 40 Camp Terpchors
]. o. PIERsoN, corner Of Camp and Orange streets.
". l.. GILES, corner Of Camp aud onauge streets.
l.. Z. los par"lss sseu.e.
z. l.. NIAlMo, 90 Canal ami sS Camp streets.
W. EAiAlERsoN, s Baeehus street.
J. BENsADoN, at Touros Indrmary.
j. E. CALDWELL 81 Bank Place. and pslord street, Camp.
W. H. HAMMER 10 ST. Charles street.
W. IL. PALFREY, n Camp and 1875 julia streets.
W, L. ROBINSON Is Bienvllo street.
r. CoNSFFE 81 Customhouse street.
D. oCoNNELL- Cont street
c. W. WIilTAl.L, Espanade street, opposite the Mint
| J. W. VANDERBILT, Architect Buildings.
], J. BROW Me- First and Chestnut streets.
j. WILLIS. OF Josephine aud Ciesnut streets.
J. LIVINGSTON, 30 Camp and 81. Louis street. Royal
J. o. HARRIS, Constance street. Melcere.
T. DONOVAN Market street. between PAcanar
I Perons requiring reew please apply any
MEMBERS Il also requested that those applying Relief
their applications the member residing the
the Touro Inhfy, Of Gaieunie and
iy20 ID. l. RICARDO, Secretary, 30 Camp street.
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
MA A NJ p l. 7 E N
a. Respectfully the Ladies' Of New Orleans for
the treatment following diseases; PRoPSUs UTER,
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted by that which has met the approval
distinguished Surgeons Pa London and New York AMI
here which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she refer justices hern that all diseases
Of the Uterus o nature, be cured.
Madam devoes exclusively Ladies'
can BIZ consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myis sptf 1873 st. joseph street.
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DIR. EdaC. Jenfier Core,

DIR. Educ. JeHner COEe,
DRuGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
tF DIR. z. j. CoxE's PREPARATIONS. extensive for
nearly years by their intrinsic merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equssd by auy the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF coPAIvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZRNGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FER
MANENr CURE Of THE PILES,
" Prepared No. IS Camp street. by DIE j. COKE, and for
sale by Druggists generally. iy7 gPif
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Ms~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM as a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject decision Off Wing Convention
suq1 lot MANY FRIENDS.
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GIQUEL & JAMESON,
T rs Chartree street.
a. The undersigned have received, ship wnfembus, from
France and steamer City and ship sas Holiness cm New
York an assormsnt Of FALL GOODS, consisting Of
FRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cALIcoEs;
MoussEiINE DE LANES MERrNoEs and cAsHAiEREs;
FIGURED vELyETs; woRsTED FoULARDsi
PLAID cAsHMEREs FOR CHILDREN;
COTToNADFs FOR Boys
ENGLISH BANDS EDGINes AND iNsERTINGsi
vALENCIENNEs LAcEs,
And great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
Also, FOR PLANTERS
GRANlER BLANKETS, LINsEYS, KERsEYs,
DENNIS. LowELIS,
Which they VIII sell at the very lowest prices.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
s5 sttuiw ia Chartres street
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ns- MINISTERIAL SERVICES. Pc,


undersigned Methodist minister's in visiting
buryng during tho prevailing Epidemic will
the ~ at Camp street. (ofice Of the
Advocate) the hours Of A. NJ and p NJ At
other hours, apply at private residences.
Rev H. N. MoTYEfRE, corner Magazine Felicity sts
Rev. L. PARKER, 9s5 carondelet street.
an2 c. KEENER, Caroop, Third and Dnbn ss
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piel !:

On Wednesday svesee Hsptembs Il ooeh scsr abort NJ
ROGERS, Aked - native Of Norfolk
but for the last five years resident Of this city.
a. s friends md seqraintncss and thcsc Of G. A. Eagv Co.
are pscy invited his funeral from hs ssdsnc Of M
Lucy Jakscn Jshn BNpis between Market and St
James strecr THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. IN
~ Norfolk (va.) papers please copy
~ members Of Jackson Fire Company No. IS
hereby assemble their Engine house THIS MORNING.
O'clock fully equipped the last tribute Of respect to their late
fellow member, RICHARD II. ROGERS.
~ The general respectfully invited to attend the
above funeral RICHARD J. FALCoNER, Foreman.
On Wednesday September Of the prvslns Epidemic, Mr. DAN
STEEAN, late Of Buttevant, County Cork, Ireland
tN The friends the family respectfully requested to attend hi
funeral residence Baronns and Gcd streets. THIS
MORNING, al 10 o'clock.
At Biloxi Miss Sunday, September at Is minutes bsra o.
Yellow Fever, HENRIETTA JOSEPHINE, edes
daughter W. Purne ESQ., formerly Of Port Gbscn the s2t
Of her
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1Vnl. %. DibOii,
SesCefl Il. TautOr
Hats, Cans, etc

~ Al WHOLESALE.
go sE Onehundrod HATS, computing sgreaysroi3 Of
Xix, ruR CASHMERE, MEXICAN, WOOL ,PALALEil
rdCAMPEAGHY HATS, fcr.asby
..lE .nAAW sRnsT CO 10 Magnrnestreet.
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N1~ THEODORE J. WILKINSON. We are au-
horued THEODORE j. WILKINSON Coroner of the
City Parish Of NswOeans candidate for eeeetOn. s5e
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BOARD OF HEALrH.-Daily report of the in
tsmens in all the Cemeteries of the city for the "A hours
ending at O'Clock, A. n, on Wednesday the It'll inst
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nss- LOUISIANA GREYs- Relief Committee.
The following gentlemen duly appointed Relief coumities
during the prevailing epidemic;
Lieut. STRONG. i0l ST. Charles street
Jos. F. RUSSIA, % Broome street,
ROBERT Men An ARA, 25l Ms2asne street
DALEY Triton Walk and Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, Joseph Tehoupltoulas streets.
P. cURLEY, Howard between Callops and Clio streets
JOHN Mcguire Claiborne Common and Jackson sts
Lieut.. CAVANAuGfi, 1888 Circus street
au4 3m2p By order JOS. F. RUSSIA, seeretary'
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abilities this gentleman highly spoken Of in This city, are in
Indies gentlemen who study the trench Lam
Combining the oral system with the use 81 but one ,nge and
boot reasonable aud method, capable
the satisfactory and incontesibe results and requires
than other rdculouy termed the
inabe on Pr0fsssor DFMAhsAs has
Ladies' and Evening Classes for Gentlemen
gives the residence Of the Pupil at
his rooms No. Camp street, opposite the City Hotel
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~ l.: 1s' ~ ri .,s Z a
IT. + + ~ srUtE Arr. 4 Nruf.
~ Il Nj 7 "a al "a - 81 "a - - = Z. 81 : a
~ kinm Eanarn{ MeVvn.
izk go, 2. NJ ,..y..
n ~ - - 50 y 4 &k1t 3<fESf x1o<s- r
In - h4u.os ~, = norx AnxUl9T
q " "a --.---h--
- g, N /. s cnAs q $3.50 - 4.
4e !. ezS We e,s e nsners
i ssEess coasained y tne nieS %
brought y the Atlantic.
The Eastern Qusssion-
The Hospodor Of Moldavia has been snper,
ceded BY the Sultan for perssting N ms Is: refusal
70 leave, but ne declines 70 Surre1 s uni.
The English and rrencn cons.'J s;..o, VIZ ~.
drawn From what Pia0o oA sf"'o 1oe'
not state. Eds 80, = az Reuse 20 ~,
Lord Pslmersson s.as ,hat ~ Geve,nut
lmons few nights nnce, Una. sns uovernineht
was confident tnst ny ona1 mouiu ssacua'e 'ne
IpF1ncPanucs W''s -. s' 1'''
snip Vanai.
Capitalists are called upon to construct a
ship canal from the lower bend IN the Danube
q the BLACK sea- thus AVOIDING the mouth Oh
tna' river -,
hens-Snanee o. Ouues,
nas ueen issuec ~. uy houis Nspo.eon,
h,.aaS ;,,srt,1 49,. Erosaa ,,o;a,,s ~
M a1ss 20 ,,In.r ~ Nv. Tnt;l ,hat 5,ts
~ ~ d,,t;as III, ~ ehaa -, sh;,s 10,
X, uues WIZ ue on sI'ps .a-
Whers corn forms mart If tbe cargo nra raj ~. y
oo n,, M;,i S 49, 'n0 oa'so pio i"'a
charge only VIII Dc made
austria anu tno oniteo otates.
Inc Austran protest. with regard 70 the
smyrna anair mas peen puohsned as sent 70 an
lore.gn ministers, ~ taxes ,ne grounu !na1
Oapt. !ngranam mad violated the law OF nations
~ explained ~ sateii ana other eminent au-
tnorltles sisN
Amsnce OF the emperor OF austria.
to the Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria
Breadstu6s in Sicily and Greece,
The import duties of breadstuffs in the King
dom Of the two Sicliies have been repealed
Inc ureclan Government. mas ISSUED decree
Bronioiting the export Of oreaastuns from that
Mngoom. -
M a -;
.;ons - ths pr;t;sh anS naano bas ~ i haar un
s .,s;is =, prra,aI p'"00 NOS o''A pi',
Later from China.
Adyices from China state that the Imperial.
lists. assisted bv the foreigners. had been AGAR
r sso hv tSe ;nsuraent forces e and ger,
| driven from Shai-tano
80 &c. u.-,
Later accounts from vens-uaIa srota that N,
rol;t;col 1;fs;cnlt;as in that Stote ware nearl,
aettled
Two MOVE eartbonakes had occur,ed NJ Tn
mana. Init thew were not attended with loss o
Ee.
Fsurthsr1 bv the acknowledgements 8
p.rI;.n,snt ''f"9
Nrw yopr ser,emhsr .
The Atlantic brings information that N,
Ip.;t;sh pals ment ~ yroroauad hv tho Is,a
IN nerse.. On, the Goth uit The Queen stated If
her speech on the occasion that she had rooc
, reason to hope that an honorable arrangement
J | Of the Eastern question would soon be accom-
plished.
Havrs Cotton Market.
Iusvro l,,ll N the 1od nlt and nr;ces decl;ainc
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10 WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEES.
members of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will
their Club Room CONT and Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING, September o'clock. BY order
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President,
F. G. IAyILLE Secretaries sat
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Drugs 8, Medicines, Pes'ftsnaes'y, etc.
subscriber would respectfully call the
Planter Physicians and families his we'll assorted ock,
in
will FRESH AND GENUINE. DurngN n
season SODA WATER very qualits lpL~
with all popular Mineral
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK Rooms supplied
with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
GoULEY BITTERS, THOMAS RANKIN,
p d.Wly Dggt aui Apotheary Camp and Poydras
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CONSTABLES SALE.

DROUGHT to the First District Police a,
ID Prison ~
WILLIAM, grife feet high, 81 years odhas on
.
JACOB shck feet u inches high, u odhas the
iab Of ST. Charles.
The will please comply respecting them.
Nsvorlssn., September 8, isss Is iavsv
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Four DAYS LATER FROM EuRopE-ARRIvAI
OF THE ATLANTIC-CoTToN HEAvY-FLoUR AD-
yANcED-.Veto York, September 3.-The Collins
steamer Atlantic has arrived here, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 24th August, four
Gays later than the accounts by the Europa.
Her advices report heavy cotton market at
Liverpool, with sales for the three business days
pleGeuLhg one ner aePar.ure o. logoo ooo oales, IN
U .nr. luz ior specaialoh anu oovo ior ex-
porI. Lrices' innuenceo ny 1ne moderate de-
manu- manu- wnicn nau prevaiieu' were rather more IN
tasor VI buyers, pu' inc narket cioseu on Ihurs-
u"y Even, evening WHOM. any quo'aoie uecnhe ;,
a i4aa WAS ha IN go4a uemana anu prices lor all
9uan,ies hau conslderaoly advanced. western
sa,I W o. 4uoseu :. Aos, anu onio oranus were
~, ~ oos' 'nous" 'aieS "ere maui d. eos per
op M p.;a;.
J.; oda .o.,son naalAe. was qules. Laru was
~ hiVaefa'e rcques'' ~ ra'es IN favor OF puy-
er1, ~,
ahS AT, AM M moNEi.--iraue at Mancnester
was aut; ing money market az London was
~. e,''. "
MELEE or ne ooffhkhKs..' err, sep.
Ianuo o.. ~. in ;l. ~, lneesins ,ooh place ~
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Boots, Shoes and Yrogans,

,sssaE AT WHOLESALE.
Gsx{ spiinsro ship Soffolk and store, geuera
~ sortneut Of BOOTS, sHoEs BRoGANs, HATS, Al
ee Plantations supplied prime sUssET BRoGANs wool
MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW aud cAMPEAcHY HATS a,
the lowest marse. prices, By
ly,y .sdxw FROST co, 10 Magazine spreet.
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ns- RELIEF COMMITTEE OF PROTECTION FIRE

COMPANY NO. H.
l.. C. BILLIARD, % Camp and IS Bacchgs streets =,
HOLIDAY, the Street Commissioners otc CITY Hail.
JOS Il. RUSHh, "a Broome add 81 Bacchus streets
CHARLES H. WALDO Is and 10 New levee street.
JONATHAN wORRALL, at the Work house.
THOMAS cLEARY. corner Of st Mark and Gsvier streets
NJ W. MURPHY, OF St. Joseph and Ieholpoulas Streets
JOSEPH CI-AvIER, st tbs Debts office.
A. MONTGOMERY, at Leedss Foundry
WIN H. REESE, corner Of aud hatcher streets.
ls No H. BARTON their Physician who will
give advice Of the sick member appLstan to
member Of Relief Committee. auib 2N2P
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RARLEr AND SPLIT PEAs-5O packages
s1v E.y,HARr co. u rsAoupi.sa.. .,rs.s
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YELLOW FEVER IN PLAoUEMINE.-The Senti-

YELLOW FEVER IN PLAouEMINE.-The Senti-
mel of the Sd inst. says:
On Friday night, the 26th ult, and the day
following, two deaths occurred in this place
which were pronounced yellow fever. The first
was that of a stranger, who had arrived here
few days previous from Baton Rouge; and
the last was a German, who had been in this
country but few months, and whose sickness
had undoubtedly been brought on by an act of
great imprudence. Since then we have heard
nothing more of the yellow fever being amongst
US; and it may be truthfully said that at pres
ent we are entirely exempt from this scourge.
Indeed, at the present time, and throughout the
past summer, Plaquemine is and has been very
healthy if ANYTHING, healthier than usual.
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DuHseid's american Vy'estpS,aii,

DMH9eid's american ES'estph0tid
III "A Ms,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
this city throughout the present athe
following Embellishments:
PETERS, WILLARD co.. Of Old Iyoe and Benvlests
R. Nj MoALPIN CO., No. 90 Common street, and No. al
street Row;
HALL KEMP Co.. Canal and Tehoupoulas streets;
JOHNSTON Co.. and Poyda ssreets;
wrCoNB LANIER of houptouas and Pc ydafsts
a. j.. ROBERTS & CO., 50 Poydrns atrees
JOHN s. WALLIS, 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY d NELSON, rs Common and 80 Canal street,
G. NJ. BAYLY q CO., % Common and IS Canal street,
KENDALL YOE co. Of Gsyier aud Tchoupoulas streets
r, ". ADAMS, % Tchoupitouas street;
HOLMES d CLAUsS, Grsver street;
]. Nj. JOHNSON 3 CO, Froat Lsyee;
JOHN c. SHANNON, Fulton street;
W, S. WRIGHT d CO., 81 Tchoupitoulaa street;
CONVERSE Co. Lafayette and Thouptouas Streets;
'DuGed the FIRST establish
aad ia emphaticaly WESTERN PIONEER
Invariably good-uone better" Cincinnati Gazette,
~ Cured AID for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD Il CO., Louisville, Ey.
fe9S sm9p MARTIN, OWEN q CO.. Contracting Agents..
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GREAT BARGAINS. S PHILLIPS, OF
VA CHEAP STORE NoTORIETY, Nayades et mex th
Horse Station, First District and Rousseau street
business
large and well assorted stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention of the Ladies particularly called 1oe
FLouNCEp BAREGE comprising i've hundred dresses ofttr es
style aud colors, varying from is to s20
thsr4prh1
asuls tgiy yard and upwards
$4,000 y thousand yards PRINTS being selection
and caloTs.
vo ,holsan) yardsOf BAREGE DE LAME loce IT'S PEI
yard
10 pieces superhne SILK DAMASKs, for curtains.
100 extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
50 BLACK SILK dresses,
30 brocaied SILK DRESSES from $50 400.
FINE GOODS too nnnlerOus to mention advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct from France
embroidered SHIRTS
saze plain LINEN SHIRTS prices
is23 Is
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MSs- Howard AssoCIATIoN-July %, 1888
The following appointed collect nd' aid OF
the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT. SECOND DISTRICT
20 HARRIS @. KURsHEEDT,
a SHAW W L. ROBINSON,
H. W. PALFREY, J. LNlNGsioN.
j. z. CALDWELL.
THIRD DISTRICT FOURTH DISTRICT
CIV wHITALL. J.J. BROWNE
~ Donations will also be received by undersigned.
jy2s D.LRIcARDo. Secretary 40 Camp street.
sy- HOWARD ASSOCIATION = New Orleans,
July go is5The following prag Physicians have kindly offered
their gauOu services attending patients under tn charge Of the
Association; -
Dr. N SMITH, corner of Annuncaton and Edward streets.
DR.. BENEDICT Magazine street, near Bartholomew.
pr. FoLwELI, Caroudeiet street, near 81, Joseph
DIR. BENsADoN, at Touro InfmAry.
DR.. BALL, Of Hercules and ITALIA Streets
pr. BALDWIN, 4o7 Magazine street.
DR.. NJ KELvEY, I2 Csrondslet street,
DR.. @ W. CROSS, 10 Nayades street.
Dr. MATHER Nayades between EHtorpe and Rslymnia
DR. CIV. DgaEYER, II New Basin.
Dr.sfcF ARLANE, corner Circus and POydras Streets
Dr. DALTON, st Charlss street, ever Tatersals
DR.. JACOBSON, Union street.
Dr. GoRGNG Diamonds Row. vs.
Dr. KIsFFY, Philips street.
Dr.A, y BAYLEs Tchoup toalas street, near Orange.
DR.. LURToN 1871 Canal street.
DR.. RoBT. MALCoMsON l;6 Circus street.
DR.. JOSIAH HALE, Girod, neHr St. Charles.
DR.. A. HART, St. Joseph near Camp.
DR.. HIRE, 1871 Annunciaion street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Di. HAGAN, Bourbon and Benyills.
DR.. CRACOU, As Dsuphin street.
Dr. F. W. BERTRAND, 2.a Basin street.
DR.. KEATZ, corner of Cont and Maras
THIRD DISTRICT.
DR.. KJNALEsKI, 10 Hospital street.
DR.. BROWNING, Victory street. below the Railroad.
Dr.J. A. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
FOURTH DISTRICT
nd acond g'rers
Dr.. A. DEDRlCII, Magazine street, near ST. Andrew.
DR.. P. YEsER Live oak street, near Josephine.
DR.. WREN, Rosseau, near City Hall.
DR.. J. X QUILTING, Of First and Apollo.
DR.. TEHE NDER, corner Of Magazine and Seventh.
rs Faculty generally Of this city respectfully re
to permit added the above list which the
by applying either the members the Secretary
jya3 sptf D. l. RICARDO Secretary
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30 tbs Southern Linz.
Yellow Fever n Mobile

Yellow Fever in Mobile.
MOBILE, September Z.
The interments in this city yesterday were
50; Yellow Fever, q.
To-day the interments are 81; Fever, 81.
Eastern Mail
MOBILE, September I.
The Eastern mail has arrived, bringing dates
from NewYork of the 3lst ult and LIST inst, with
the foreign letters by the Europa and Hermann
Il did not leave, however, as an accident has
happened to the mail boat, which will be de-
tanned
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o. de 9th the interments
9s Vsse hfom yellow fever.
on board the brig
~ Boston, Is the long lost
called The " Alabams," be-
I11lle and Ohio Railroad. 1t
eFed that the locomotive, with
~ ma wrecked in its original
oqton and landed at Key West.
ID bore il returned at once to Bos-
~ DiReetors Of the road abandoned
y articles, to the underwriters
lned II Key West until the William
NJ 10 bound 70 Mobile was char
1&lvo1 Tie whole concern to our Rail-
~ fRegister, 9th.
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ls- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July 90 ls5sThe following Apo,hecares been selected
half Of the Howard Association:
FIRST DISTRICT