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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE Boston, September A.
In the Gut of Canso, last Saturday, the U s.
ship Decatur fell in with the British ship Cleo
patra, from Liverpool for Quebec, with four feet
water in her hold, and on her beam ends The
Decatur put the crew ON board, to take them
into Sydney
MUTNY AT SEA-Bostoa, September S.-The
bark Costa arrived here this morning from
Palermo, bringing home in irons John dudley,
of the ship France, of Philadelphia, from Per-
nambuco, bound to New York Dudley is
charged with making deadly assault upon the
captain and mate Of the France
The SECRETARY OF WAR.-Jetferson Davis,
the Secretary of War, reached this city this
morning on his return from the United States
Coast Survey and the encampment at the Blue
Mountains. He proceeds to Springfield, where
he will stop part of the day to visit the Arsenal
Found DRowNED-SuDDEN DEArH- Washing
ton, September 4, P. MIR. Jebb, recently
appointed clerk, from Tennessee, in the PEN
SION office, was found drowned in the canal here
to-day.
At Alexandria, DR.. William L. Powell, aged
fifty three, expired very suddenly Apoplexy
is said to be the cause. He will be much re-
GREETED
DESTRUCTIVE FRE---fugusfa, Maine, Sep
TENDER A fire broke out here to-day, which
consumed Harnden & Leland's Spool Factory,
the railroad machine shop, and several Touring
and saw mills. Loss $77 600.
MORE AID FOR NEW oRIEANs-.Ae,cport, r.
l., September 3.--Eight hundred dollars were
leans, by the concert Of the Germania Musical
Society, assisted by Gottschalk
THE RECENT SHOOTING CASE Cincinnati,
september . -Ames, the assassin of Mr.. Hall,
mas offered 100000 bail, which has been re-
fused. Hall cannot live.
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Late from Mexico.

By the arrival of the steamship Texas from
Vera Cruz, which port she left on Friday last,
we have files of the Eco del Concrete to the
9Th inst
The Eco del Concrete is grieved to learn
that by the steamer Texas, recently arrived,
that individuals disembarked have been attacked
with yellow fever.
The cholera had made its appearance in some
towns of the State of Oaxacs, and had ap-
preached within five or six leagues of the cap
ital. The population was very much alarmed,
and the Governor had taken measures to pre-
vent the further ravages of the epidemic.
RoBBERIEs. Some Of the papers published at
the capital, state that they are satisfied the
Supreme Government is appraised of the fact
that there exists in their midst an association
Of highwaymen who have committed and are
still committing the greatest part of the rob-
berries that are constantly occurring. Rob-
berries are committed in open day light. So
bold have the outlaws become, that recently
they attacked merchant in one of the most
frequented streets of the capital, and in the
presence of his dependents, compelled him by
intimidation to hand over q considerable guam
tity of money.
| HUMILIATION AND Loss OF LIFE.--On the night
of the oath of August, there occurred severe
rain storm in the hills that overlook the small
town Of Mixcoac. The river which runs by tn
town overhowed its banks, and the current wa
so powerful that many houses, gard Ems ant
plantations were destroyed and many Of tn
population persisted. So great was the calamit,
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Cure for Yellow Fever"

.Messrs. Eds. Crescent-My attention was
attracted by the above imposing caption to an
extract from the Pointe Coupee Echo, and pub
lished in your paper of the 9Th instant. The
prescription" or remedy there proposed, and
strongly recommended, for tho cure of yellow
fever, although it does seem to emanate from
such high authority, should not, cannot be in
discriminatory stoalioued &c in the treatment of
any cases" of that disease, whether on board
the sc steamer Natchez or elsewhere, without
seriously, dangerously subiecting the patient to
the fearful consequences OF practice both un-
skillful and empirical For, notwithstanding
twenty grains of quinine may be given, or
rather may hare been given with success in
some cases of yellow fever, it by no means fol-
lows that it would prove SO in all on the con-
trary, none will question that it might, in con-
junction with the disease, greatly leopard life
itself in others 1t is well known fact, that
even the ordinary therapeutical dose Of four or
five grains often produces very considerable
cerebral disturbance, congestion of the brain,
ETC. But beside these effects, when given, it is
said by an able writer, &C in very large quanti-
ties as a scruple," twenty grains, or more, at a
dose, it occasions severe headache, vertigo, deaf
ness, loss of sight, coma, and other alarming
and sometimes fatal consequences, in other dis
eases; then, how much the more is it necessary,
in yellow fever, where the brain so severely
suffers, to carefully guard against over-dosing
with quinine, whose peculiar action SO readily
co-operates with this disease, and thus it OBJ
viously becomes the cause of fatal results.
The great and unprecedented number of sud-
den deaths, and other deplorable effects, which
have occurred during the present epidemic, are,
it is too much to be feared, attributable, in
some measure, to the indiscriminate admins
tration of over doses of quinine. For these
reasons, / do not hesitate in saving that the
prescription, as published in the Echo and en-
dorsed by you, cannot, without qualifying con-
siderations, be safely administered in Sc any
cases of yeiloto fever" Yours, ETC.,
SIsMoNDI
.Ne,c Orleans, September 8, 1858.
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PrAYu ron THE CRY.

As Cons hand u pow hvy upon rs, and = the Bible
abundanty testdss that God hears the prayers Of his
people and teaches that Il IL duty to pray to Him
for all men, and to call upon Him 10 trouble
Therefore We Ministers and Pastors Of Presbyterian
congregations in the city do hereby for ourselves and In
behalf Of our Church Sessions and congregations sppcint
Us,os MEETING for humiliation and prayer to Almighty
God to be held at the Second Church, Of Pyans
and Csiope streets ut five o'clock every afternoon be-
ginning with to-day during the prevailing of the epidemic
cordially invite all brethren Of other churches
and the public generally, to unite with us In humbline
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty U.S. and in suppcating Him to deliver
from the pestilence that desolates city And
ask also the prayers Of all Christian people in behalf
of city and especially that God will be pleased to turn
His anger away from u.s. and give grace through His
Son Jesus Christ to repent Of all manifold sins as
city and people, and incline the hearts Of all men to
learn righteousness when His judgments abroad in
the land. W. A. Scorr,
l. ]. Henderson,
N. g. NORTH,
]. TwIcHELL
New Orleans Tuesday, August o. 1859 tt
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Baltimore Letter,



WING NoMINATIoN-THE WATER ouEsrIoN-RE-
vIvAL OF TRADE, ETC, ETC
Correspondence Of tbs Crescent.
BALTIMORE, September a
Tho action Of orr wh;o s,o,a Conron,;a, :,
Al. -. ~
ING seiec'ion u non. nicharo .. bowie as the
whig candidate for Governor has rather disap
pointed the great body of the party, with whom
Mr. Rov;e has little If any nonuIar;tv Tho
.'as "'' my
convention, however, was IN just one OF those
dilemmas for which the wings have natural
proclivity, that prevented it from doing other
wise Mr. Walsh late member Of Cororess from,
M ,...~... - -, = 'ss -.o'n
.i'S u.e,'i0.' VINO 'euiu nave so' .ne nomi'a
ton without ballot, and who would have most
certainly carried the State. positively declined
the nomination for private reasons. which are
understood to be pledges given to stand as an
independent candidate against Mr.. Nav. the
democratic Congressional nominee in the All dis
trict. Mr.. Swami could not get the nomination
because he WAS absent in Europe and was aysrse
70 canvassinv the State. Mr. & Calvert wa
ob;sct;onable beoanse he voted asa;nst c "n'
Scott 1for webster and 40 as des;;eS .or
ia choice XII on H. Row;e ue IA howeysr
an pnsr cent;ona hle gentleman. an aha snsatsr
and \ GOOD whip. and as he intends stumn; rS Il
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The Epidemic.

The epidemic is sonsibly on the decline. This
is mainly attributable to the absence of ma
terial, and prudent people will keep out of town
until frost
The following table shows (as near as can be
ascertained from the best authority the total
number of deaths, by yellow fever and other
diseases, in the city of New Orleans, from the
week ending May % to September II
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The tobacco crop in the vicinity of Haeers
town, Nd, Is being considerably injured by the
worms which have appeared in many fields in
very large numbers. The News says that some
o. the farmers are hurrying to house ii. par
italy, 1t Is presumed, on that account.
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Efs- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July 49, Is3-Th following Aothecaries have
half Of the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT
JIG. YEISER, l5s Canal Baronns.
Z. J. COKE rs Camp street, opposite hatcher,
TILGIMAN d co. Common ST. Charles sire cts
NJ. S HYAMs, corner St. Paul and Gravier
Us. MeF ARLAND, Poydras and Circus streets.
SEftDA Of Poydras and Baonne
p. BARBo1 eoraer Tehoupitoua and broome streets
7. X. FINLAY, corner Jua aud Camp streets
A. BINAGIii, corner Triton Walk and Tivoi Circle.
G. W. cTsoYs, Of Mepemene and Drysdes strees.
BURESN, las Dfyades street, opposite the Market.
p. PoULIoT corner Nayades and Poymnia streets.
E. c. BOLTON, Ms yazine and Estelle streets.
L. PAssoLT, corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
+. FREDERlCKSoS, 266 Tchoupitouas street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
slCKLES & co. 90 Canal street.
A. BEALER, corner of Bienylle and Maras Streets
A. SCiwAB, ChaTtres street, Main Madison
c. ROBIN, corner Of Orleans and Where
A. BRouSSARD, corner Of Royal and Hospital Streets
j. ALBRIGHT corner Claiborne street and Bayou Road
THIRD DISTRICT
II. A. GOLDMAN, corner Louisa and Greatmen streets.
AUG. SHELLY, of Enghein and Moreau
b. LAPLACE Victory aud Eli sian Fields streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JNo II. POPE corner OF Apollo and Philip streets.
I. KALLIYER, Leyee Philip md ssraparu
S. HAsKINs, corner Felicity Road and Magazine
~ States will be put the Apoheeaes mentioned
where persons applying for relief will leave their directions
jy23 2ph d. l. RICARDO. Secretary.
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Com. Vanderbilts fine steam yacht North
Star reached Leghorn few weeks ago in prost-
cution of her Mediterranean cruise. The Com
modore and his party, on the Gath, were in
Florence, where he is sitting to Powers for his
bust, at a cost of 1,000-the artists ordinary
price
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M WING CENTRA

70 WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEES.
members of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will NEE,
Club Room, Cont Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING September O'Clock BY order
CHARLES N. WATERMAN, President.
HENRY z Johnson. Secretaries.
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Mr.. William Tyler, nephew, it is said, Of
ex-President Tyler, has been appointed clerk Of
the Gosport Navy Yard, in place Of Mr. Man
ming, removed
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The Posr-oFFIcE RoBBERY.-Alfred Haffe-
rauderie, the young charged with having while act
ing as clerk in the Posoface distracted letter d-
rected to James Connolly Co, containing $3.50.
Saturday examined before u s. Commissioner William
Cornelius and proof of confession of the charge by
the accused he committed for trial before the u s.
Circuit Court under bonds of $4,000
Tue SLAVE KILLING CAsE.-The slave Henry
belonging Mr. Jennings and another slave John
Davis Saturday examined before Recorder Win
ter-the former principal aud the latter alder and
abettor-on the charge Of killing, about week ago.
slave named John Robinson, belonging to Mr.. Ryan
They were both committed for trial before the First Dis
trict Court
SHOOTING. Richard Holloway, for shooting
at Waterman named John Foy was also sent for trial
before the First District Court.
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CuRE FOR YELLoW Fewer q ORr

LINIMENTThe subssser hss quantity Of the
named nimen Her price d " 50 bottle and conditions
CURE NO PAY.n The linimsnt will he o
twenty all the head every
dssrns tAs sinse wi "a. No o. Bssehas
found speedy relief and Bssd whom The
bs referred. MADAM J. A. DYKE. - lwf
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SHORT PASSAGE. The steamer Lady Egling-
toun, from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec on
Wednesday evening, 3lst ult., after passage of
thirteen DAYS
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as- RELIEF Committee OF PROTECTION FIJI

Htg@ RELIEF COMMITTEE OF PROTECTION I IRE
COMPANY NO. a.
l.. C. DfLLARD qs Camp and IS Bscchus Streets
D. L. HOLIDAY Street Commissioners Office City Hail.
JOS. r. RUSSIA. "a Broome add IS Baechus Streets
CHARLES H. WALDO Is and 10 New l.evee street.
JONATHAN wORRAII, at the Work-house.
Of ST. Mark and Grayier streets.
NJ W. MURPHY St. Joseph and Tchoupioulas Streets
JOSEPH CLAylER, at the Delta Office.
A. MONTGOMERY, a Leeds's Foundry.
WM H. REESE, Of New Levee and hatcher streets
tF- BARTON their Physician, who will
give medical the sick MEMBER application
Member of the Relief Committee aul5 2w2p
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l9- SOCIETY OF ST.. VINCENT DE PAuL--An
having claims against the Society of ST. Vincent de Paul. will
them hs and fifteenth day Of the month";
the Treasurer who those will be found the house attached
81. Paricks Church. FRED A. TRUST, Secretary. sl9
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DIGEST 70 vols

vUyAKEN--HENNEN's DIGEST e vols OF THE
II DtcIsloNs OF THE SUPREME coURr or THE STATE
LOUISIANA tasea from Office Budngs No
Charlie. street he middle Of July . ANo HAyE NOT BEES
ESQ written The person VIII
will blgs by them present oe, No.
81 Camp street .Neworleans. September /, 1855
% THO CURRY.
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@s- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. i RELIEF Me

Gs~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION - RELIEF MEM
BEERS
" BoULLEMET. President, 70 Dyades Magazine street.
W. SHAW President Camp street. opposite
phan Asylum, aud IS Poydras street.
c. II. MOBILES Second Vice President, New Basin.
g. KuRsEEDI Treasurer Is Bourbon and Is Camp Streets
D. RICARDO Secretary 40 Camp and Terphore street.
J, o. PIEsSoN. corner of Camp and Orange streets.
w. L. GILES, corner CT Camp and Orange streets.
L. c. BILLIARD, IS Camp and IS Bacehus streets.
T. l.. NlAiAo es Canal and % Camp streets.
W. IMMERSION, s Bacchus street.
J. BENsADoN, AT Touro's lndrnAry.
CALDWELL, 81 Bank Place. and Delord street. Camp
W. IL. HAMMER, Is St. Charles street.
W. H. PALFREY, u Camp and Ias Julia streets.
W, L. ROBINSON, 10 Bienvlle street.
p. CoNNiFFE, 81 Customhouse street.
B. o'CoNNELL, Cont street.
c. W. WHtTALI. Esplsnads opposite the Mint.
j. W. vANDEGRIFF, Architect Buildings.
j. j. BROWNE. First and Chesnut streets.
J. WILLIS. Of Josephine and Chestnut Streets
j. LIVINGSTON 40 Camp and ST. Louis street. Royal.
j. Q. HARRIS Constance street. Melcerts.
D. DONOVAN Market street. between Annuncatou
- Persons requiring rsew please apply any Of tn. above
members. is also requested thai those applying will
their applications to the member residing
tbs Touro nfsmary, Of Gsennis Levee Streets
iya0 d. RICARDO, Secretary 40 Canop strsss
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Nas- Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM as a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
ORLEANS subject decision eta Wing Convention
au21 mt MANY FRIENDS
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~ rather lengthy for
&k5ns q he two last lines
~ done we'll for : be-
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~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committe


~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The following have duly appointed Relief Committee
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG. lOl St. Charles street.
s hos Fs Ms 4 Rls ssi 's MAGAZINE street
PAS RELY 81 Jo, apd ns TosDala,
o Ge SswsS SsP a1S SS ss ,
Lieut.. CAVANAUGH, iss Circus
au4 smsp By order. JOS F. RusHA Secretary.
Ms- HOWARD AssocLATION-July %, 1861
The following gentlemen have been appointed
the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT SECOND DISTRICT
30. HARRIS, G. KURsHEEDT,
CIV. SHAW, WI ROBINSON,
Fl. W. PAIFREY, J. LIVINGSTON.
J.E CALDWELL.
THIRD DISTRICT. FOURTH DISTRICT.
C. W. wIIITALL- J.J.BRowNE,
JIM. VANDERBILT ]. WILLIS.
rD will received by the undersigned.
jy23 d. RICARDO. Secretary, 40 Camp street.
re- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
ls5The following praeng Physicians have kindly offered
gauous attending patients under tn charge Of the
Association -
SMITH, corner Annuncaon and Edward streets.
DR.. BENEDICT, Magazine street, Bartholomew
DR.. FOLwELT, Carondelet street, near st. Joseph.
DR.. BENsADoN, at Touro Infrmary.
DR.. BALL, Of Hercules and Thas streets.
DR.. BALDWIN, 4OT Magazine street.
DIR. McKELVEY, IL Carondelet street.
DR.. G. W. CROSS 10 NayadeA street.
Dr. MATER Nayaes street. between Euterpe and Polymna.
DR.. G. W. DIRMEYER, IL New Basin.
DR.. MeFARLANE Of Circus and Poydaa streets.
DR.. DALTON, ST. Charles street, TAttersalls.
DR.. JACOBSON, Union street.
DR.. GoRING, Diamonds Row.
DR.. KIsFFY Philippe street.
DR.. A. N. BAYLEs, Tehoup touss street. near Orange
Dr. LURTON, 1877 Canal street.
Dr. RoBT. MALCoMSoN, lss Circus street.
Dr. JOSIAH HALE, Girod, nssr St. Charles.
| Dr. A. HART, 81. Joseph, near Camp
Dr. HIRE 1871 Administration street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Dp. F. HAGAN, Bourbon and Bienvis
DR.. CRACou, ~ Dauphn street.
Dr. F. W BERTRAND, 2ia Basin street.
DR.. KEATZ, corner of Cont and Marias.
| THIRD DISTRICT.
| DR.. KOVALESKI, 10 Hospital street.
DR.. BROWNING, Victory street, below the Railroad.
Dr.J. a. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
DR.. SCHUBERT Of Rousseau aud Second Streets
| DR.. A. DEDRICH Magazine street, St. Andrew
DR.. p. YEIsER, Live Oak street. Josephine.
DR.. WREN, Rosaeau, City Hall
Dr. K. QUILTING, corner Of First and Apollo.
| DR.. TEHENDER, corner Of Magazine and Seventh.
B The Medical Faculty generally this city respectfully
qnested permit their be added to the above list which the
by applying either Of the members the Secretary
jy23 gptf D. |. RICARDO, Secretary
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*Ths total does not include the iuterments in St
rcks which the Secretary Of the Board Of Health
putes at 243
tOny six days reported from St. Patricks this week.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries for the hours ending at o'clock
A. M on Sunday, 18th inst:
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I1o616 ~ ofHcers Of the
= 1Ats dates from St.
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. The subserber would respectfully call the attention Of
Plante Physicians and Families his well asserted
comprising article in bis linz Of business AZ which,
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very quality
viii be found this with all the popular Mineral
slch CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEY BITTERS, THOMAS RANKIN
api dawiys Druggist and potheeay Camp
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DIR. Educ. Jellrle3' COre,
DRUGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
tn DR.. T.. CoxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive for
nearly fifteen have by their intrinsic merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equaled by similar made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
sIANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
t Prepared Me- IS Camp street, by DIE j. COKE and for
sale by Druggists generally. jy1 2ph
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HREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS. Of
M CHEAP STORE NOToRIETY on Nsyades street,
Horse Station First District and Rousseau Sapau
Fourth District being DESTROYS retiring his
large and well assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The of the Ladies particularly called
FLoUNCED BAREGES comprising five hundred
style and colors, varying from f6 to $40.
tbousand) yards of fine JAC0NETS fast eolor
per yard and upwards.
$1,000 y thousand) yards PRINTS being
and esloTs.
DIVE t6onsand yards BAREGE LAME, per
yard.
10 pieces super6ne SILK DAMASKS for curtains.
loo fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK
20 broeaded SILK DRESSES, $50 sl00
FINE GOODS too mention advertisement.
sAGENTLEnEN TAKE NOTICE.
Jast received Sfrect from
sargs plain LINE SHIRTS and reduced pes
is23 "
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= Y. C.--The Annual Re- IN ~ IN
~. gaita Of the Southern Yacht Club will {2k9S 4A
omme1ee q Pass Christian MONDAY, rs ls M
or the Challenge Gold Cup will
Appropriate Psa viii Programme psbhed ia NV
longing to Members Of the Club. - " " =
:, By 1 order DER, Tios. J. DABNEY. President.
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New Orleans, Tuesday, August %, 1859
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'IyHE FRENCH LANGUAGE. :

IL NELSON inues receive PUPIIs in FRENCH ~
srANsH ~ system capacities Asd mode hing least
equal % those 81 other teacher
= y The ksuesh Military institute highly
NJ nas hrsef hat who viii
winfsatss ". <rgassst adv1Rt19s sntufneaon.
- o9es, Ma d csssizs sIsst - isslagATh ~