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PARIS WINTER MILLINERY

VI II Clark will open on satur,isy 49,
~ orc ock, very large and select assort mept
OF WINTER MILLINERY of ths Istss
Persian styles She calls the atteation OF W
Washington generally to her fashionable as,.hEsh.
msat, Were All orders are promptly attended to
and al repairing done nearly as usual ~
Georgetown D,use ss.os'
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iOCL BOOKS OF every description ct the
ept TAYLOR & GAURY'S nsss 9th 4.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
Nj KS. NJ A. b. BROWN, NJ. tO5 STREET. be-
AZ wen fixth ana Gwen b. would respectfully
al ounce Il tn. la les of Wasting on that moi
VII hstsndipg report is in CT culstiop 10 the CON
traryD she still continues the Fashions bic Drees
aaking Blu iEess. and is prepared to execute all
orGers that may ~ Dnf ed to her in a s,yae that
she hatt@ro herself will give entiIe satisfaction Ia
o,ss VINO desire elegant work and q neat and bean.
t1ai TT will find their interest advanced by giving
q CALI NJ pp19mN
10-3tt
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OsT.-on lat evening, at or near ODD Fs.
- II lows hal, small Gold BREASTPIN, resem.
oing CROSS ia shape. The finder viii receive a
nov 9-Sth A0 NAAASe'
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TEACHERS.-For sal. low. a psir Of Globes
snd Phllos lphical Apparatus. Enquire OF
TAYLOR MAURY. nov III
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= HIRts, COLLARS, &c.
- This day rsceinsd 8 large suoply of SHIRTS.
pos m DasN ana byron Col airs, Liaen ana Muslin
80 n.y. ~ BIRGEs,
W. Wizards Hotel
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's'AYLGst'S STA TisTICS of Goa L.
/ and Biluminous substance used in arts and
maruf ct';res; tLeir Geographical, Geoo.ical, ana
Comm rcial diotrihu ion lheir PRODUCTION ana con-
'unption in the United States, with Statistics of
The iron Manufactured; new edition. brought DOWN
to 1854, ~ Professor Haldeman.
nov IL FKANrK TAYLOR
p E-nADE CLOTHIN a.-Genu.
~ men wishing to supply themselves with sups-
nor qualities of oy.rcoats, Talmas, Dress, Frock
and Business Coas, plain and fancy Cashmere Pan
Ia oons, Silk, Sauu Co. ta, Velvet, ard Cashmer.
vests, OF lev ami o-airsbe styles ill fnd on, ex
unsve assortment % If Inducements 10 purcba-
ser. not to be net with elsewhere in this citv.
Clothing of ever description Tad, to order in
the brst hIanpe at very uoderat. prices
Also, a iargs assortment f Servant Clothing.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Penn. avenue, next door t. Iron Hall,
nov 1l-3t
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the President of the United States; had our
national anthem mutilated for tear its so dear.
ly-cherished historical "reminiscences might
offend the ears Of the Englishmen around the
table, and made his speech a mere occasion
for toadying the Queen, the royal family,
Britain, her interests and prejudiees.
Mr.. Sickles, our Secretary of Legation, re-
garded these acts OF Mr.. Peabody as a breach
of good faith on the latters part, and as in
volving deliberate insult to the Americans
present and the glorious occasion that had
called them together and, accordingly, in.
dlgnantly expressed himself to that effect He
subsequ emily wrote these facts to the Boston
Post, which drew from Mr.. Peabody a reply
in attempt to justify himself in which reply
ne denied some of the allegations of the Secre-
tary of Legation. This led to a correspond
ence between them, in which it is made mani
fest that the allegations of Mr.. Sickles were
true to the letter, and that Mr.. Peabody es.
sayed to escape their force by the silly expe-
dient Of playing highfalutin.
We (the senior editor of the Stan confess to
no particular admiration for Mr.. S. Yet in
this controversy he seems to us to have borne
himself not only with dignity and propriety as
man, but az all true hearted Americans
would desire one in his position to act under
such circumstances He may feel assured that
the sentiment of his countrymen is with him
with great unaninity indeed in this matter,
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TIE Intended Jubilee Postponed Judge
Taaey's Decsssom-Hard up for Money
Secretary to the new Mayor-FGSt yomng
sconsen and fast young msen-RasIroad
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Editor Of American Crusader Scribe Of First
tonal Church; Publisher, of Little Pilgrim; Washington
Batrot Teacher; NJ II. A b., Attorneys.
Nov. II JAMES q. BERRKT, P. II.
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OfIlcers OF Subordinate Encampments for the Tern
ending December 81, 1s54

0f9ccrs of Subordinate Encampment- Tor the Term
ending December 81, ls54
WILDEY No. /, meets on the first and third Sat
urdays of every moath Ut the Encampment room. Odd
Follows Hail.. Officers for the present term-L Ora
ham. g p B Dasilya- II p H, Gennison, s w VIM
Solomon Scribe I Il Allyn. w !; H Williams, Treas
urer ] Fuheaux, Assistant Scribe.
HoBAH No. 8, meets at room No. s, Odd Fellows
Ball on the second andfourh Saturdays of each month
Officers fol the present term Wm bloomfield, jr, o
p. j ) sherwood p; Gins De Choiseul, w; s M
Todd Scribe; ; Alfred Monltop Treasurer Charles A
u Hedn, J " Alfred Mouton, Treasurer.
LAsAI.rE No. Is, meets first and third Mondays
"a each month, In Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Camp
and Lafayette streets. 0ifeersJ Henrquez, O p
EA Patterson II P AA Pray, w !; A DeSoia, Scribe
W a Adams, 5 W Thomas Keeife, Treasurer
WASHINGTON No. 6. meets on the second and
fourth Mondays of every month, at Washington Hall,
Marigny Buildings Third District. Officers for the
present tern--C Mem, @ p IF Nj Zeigler II P G
4hiemann, = W /; Ii Goldman, Scribe; w Furbnger. j
WI Faust, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. Z, meets on the first and third
Mondays of every month, in jefferson Lodge Room
Fourth District. Oficers-T Il Ganty, r ] Carter
HIP; W Wilson, s w Charles Raymond, Scribe
GockrilI, j W W W vaught, Treasurer.
PELICAN No s, meets on the FIRST and third Sat
days Of every month, at Polar Star Hall, St. Lieut..
street., .0fieere for the present term--H Rufer,
Y ? Theodore Liyeaudais, H p; j Casbergue 8 w Il
Rouchard Scribe; ? Jefrion, J W; B Laterade
Treasurer,
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TINS BoAaD OF DrREoT0Rs OF ODD FELLOWS
.LL ASSOCIATION meet at their office il Odd Eellows'
all On thu first Monday Of every month sofneers-
II Stetsun. Presidents Thomas IL Shields secretary
enu D Bein Treasurer; George shaw, Jonn eTiek-
ard II Howard, Richard Swain, Kursheedt y Dun
Zap, Gaofec w Race 4 Nj vsnhook, Eneas Smith, Thos
hurry aud q N Morrison, tzt.z
THE BOARD OF DIREoroRsoF0 OPP FE1Lows' REST
ASSOCIATIONS meet 1T the ics of the Grand Secretary
in odd Fellows Hail. the fourth Wednesday In Jant
Many and second Tuesday in April, July and October
0ficers-Henry Bier President; James Furneaux,
+ Secretary O Person Treasurer.
TIE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE |. Q. Q. +. OF
NEW ORLEANS meets at the Office of the Grand Seere-
taty in Odd Fellows HALL the first Tuesday of every
month ;. oflieers--C Todd, President, 40 Canal
street James Furneaux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyoi, Treasurer, IS Exchange Alley G s
Stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades street
d Nortmore, 3s Tchoupitouas street; II Rufier, %
Cont street G E Medina, Tohoupitoulas street. be
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; Q Miller, 81
Camp street W Cook, Is st Paul street; II Hardy.
1856 Camp street William Watson, jr /; A Hero, 81
Gravier street; George Dirmeyer IL New Basin NJ
Hahn. Camp street; ] Anderson, Algiers ,
Schroeder. 40 Toulouse street. Caillot 66 Chartres
street; Alfred Shaw. ap2S
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soHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR


Cd hsa sirssdy CARR sprt
he s e ssp ssadsd pP y %
] anS 5 ysS 9sesd Z P ] ss
~ psa soss ma e. L o Ass r
been TACT for
ss n RI IL ne
s SH sf sa S ysssa ~ ss W h
say before the sss. s.ey assn
es M sysV SOUND us H
Ii, Seorsssss
ss
agent i 6 5s 51 %sr ESs,s
Th Joarnal Columbus Chic Of Bssssa
sE.rEeso saslspAra they, introduced
Xxi s a
ing on she agent in ths city.'' :.
Bear reader e and 30 convinced asr
Hanarlhsa sae WONDER or THE WORLD
thst natter long have
0hatp Oven Druggist sad Apotheesry
LouIsvltlr aay, Is4s.
ssd Marepr H.asss nd
y e. &
7G hsnesa 70 meet with three bottles Of which
pleasure q recommending saApara h'
very f''psiasasH EytlaAr1sm. ''h'o"ks a. D.
vaG ander o
hay vii nae III nfsibls rsSsiy may Us a0a' '9'
s s;s .,
ss Of s sGa n @ ,
waieh entirely me q
ge ~ ss Il.
and
From s3Sft Bk XIV VII asz T. fhssrss
"a to your vii say Mat hSSs
asu roa psite dsszs ii
III ses nc @
anctioa Win local think would psir prs
ee@pss!sn
Lswport ~ December ,s74T.
norIcE 70 FEMALE
John he greatest Female
ss 1s sss
.6s Performance braces whole
sRs L. ~ssss
h. s Ak &c aSss ss
% and cat S By sSsse Do ms,,as
80 Ss
sssRnF s
-, a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
q
sss ssH
ssz sas
a9 M ss H. ss
!
ienaucs to the bloom and rehnean Of youth
could spp6sd convinced Of this ID
fall paints r1xtnrea and lotions the only
A word the wise iasutclsn" and enough
SETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EYER OFFERED IN FAyol
| OF ANY MEDICINEi
RRoh N.
ME- BULL have saying believe yop
sarsspas be the bert article the
aeroua and many other cutaneous and enduar
Avng used Win entire number the above
MORE TEsfiMoNY FROM DR. MOORE 5i r.. AiooAh
Mr. ions BULL am uangoqr sarssphrsin
most enacioua medicines that be dsease
Wncheser Ky. Feb. !, 1913. JAMES hi. MOORE, Nj. D.
Testimony tho renders
1 vRoN DR.. p, yANDELL, PROFESSOR oF CHEMIsT..t II
| THE LCUIEViLIE MEDICAL COLLEGE. r.
looked She list Of Ingredients John
ound Extract OF and have
torn safe aud wen
| louisville, June 8, is4s. "1' .' a. =
What Dr. Pya BY psonmsn ofthe LOuisvresIl
Ihave the prescription for preparation Of 1ohn u
and believe .he combination TO one
wscacuatsd produce Alternative inpesaon on The
have Pnbc and private practice hiak
| article OF ssrsapsrlls in qss NJ; pYLEs, nj. D.,
osuny restoring Blooming health youthful ysor ,bs veh an
sftietad-nay those thstnre grevousy toTnanted, $50 "
Certificates teeng from from rnep
~ from ta intrinsic WORTH hA very
| 6oid wholesale and retail. by John gurI
! n tbs city and country.
w Person, wishing e accept Agency Busss
4 81 Fourth sire Of, louisville with }eforeucsu
The nrscipsiA gsun NewOsnns for the 10 iohn Bull
| ssrsarArhls wholesale and retail, nre
WEIGHT Co.'S sasir Ps.sat AisSielus Warehouse
i CEAnTRRf
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THg r. ". GRAND EScAMPMENT OF PATRIARoHs

The q. W. GRAND EScAAPMENT OF PATRIARcHs
az LOUISIANA T. o. o. n, meets semi-annuaIy, on ths
third Tuesdays in January and July at Odd Fellows
Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
leans .0fcers for the present year-John Orchard
Y Nj " q Patriarch; Edgar Edgar, M Ell CHIP; w Il
eiack, 4 W d Senior Warden James Furneauy, B w
G Scribe; II Williams, r. W Treasurer; Mills
paugh. r. w G Junior Warden g Dunlap, r w
Representative to the g Lof the . s.; Nixon, w @
Marshal; II Dillingham; W Sentinel; John Frank
ford, q Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates p g Patri-
arch Of District No. 2, Andrew Malta, D D Pstri-
arch of District No. s.
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- ~ SIA +LAlANJS " - oG
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
! and Dealers at preprietors' lowest
'gsncy, Nc. Isl CHARITIES ST.,
lHibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardaon's Sherry Wine, ~
Hntching's Vegetable Dyapepaia,
Goaley's Vegetable, Colaman's,
Hooiiahd's German, Oxygennted,
COSMETICS. IT,
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Watsr, Meen Fun,
Joues's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAhIB.
Lows Brown Windsor, + ".
Jonss'a Chemical,
Radwfys' Medicnted, Cavities,
AInlond, Toilet and Family,
Shawn. Creams and Compounds
- PILLS.
WrighpsIndisn Vegetable,
lMoifati'R Life, Brandreth's,
IMorrison's, Lec'a New London,
paris, Sappins TOMS, ChnInpion'u,
Sraefeuberg, Jhyne's Sanstlve, .
Jayne'S Ague, Wiaeris Camouilie'
Hibbard's Apti-bilioue, Petcr's,
lSpeuesr,s Vegetable, Cooks,
Cdoper's, CoTsl's Rheumatic.
Andesson's, Allabaail' Health,
WiRtar's Gentle Purgatiys,
Allobasis' Agps, Hocper's,
Chickner's Sugar-coated, -M
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Qilberte Anti-bilious, Bsckwith'si
Leidy's elood, Ingoidsby's Pile,
Seotts Vegetable, Ea CONS,
Radway'a Regulators, 49, l."
Roses Railroad, Lsidy'g Female,
Louden'aIndinn Sanetive,
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halstedia Anti-Dyspsptic,
aordan'a, McLaie's Liver.
HAIR DYES,
Phalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
slilman's instantaneous, ~
Bhllard's, Jules Hauel'e,
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
pr. Morse's 1nvigorating Cordial ,
lThorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
Tarrants Elixir of 'phubarh, "
Caflsr's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops, 800" ~ "" M
Lyon's Magnetic Powders, .
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thomppon'. Eye Water m5
Watts's Nervous Anita
Billings Aatringent,
i, Hyntt's Lifts Balsam,
McMuun'a Elixir OF 0piums
RAdway's Ready Relief, 49,"
Radway'l Resolven., -...
Tsrrani's lndelible Ink, SIR
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces, y@-
lDr. Fitch Is Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fiteh'slnhnling Tubes,
DIR. ROSES Preparations, .'
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific.
MRrshall's Catholison,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Merse's Compound Syrup OF yellow
Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
aiortimore's Rheumatic Compound
AIortimors's Cordial Bittsrs,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crcssnan'a Specific,
Or. Wards Specific, s4-.'. I'D"
upham's Pile EleetuAry,
Steers Opodeldoc,
Gcdfrsyis Cordial, m "'
Trrlington's Eatsam,
Dr.. Callen'a Preparations.
Bateman's Dr0pa, ...
DR.. JRyus's Family Medicines,
seidltts and sods Powders, :.
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, ..-
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc,
+, ILeidy's Ernsiye Soap, 5.5
Kirby's Cholera Dropa,
Bnll'e Cholera Syrup, 'wno.- 49,.
6pohn'p Headache Remedy,
Conncll's Mixture,
DR.. Marcbisi,s Uterine Catholicor
Cowan'a L.ithoniriptic,
Loaden's Preparations, 70 W.
Houghton'r Pepain. 49,
sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
aud all dealern liz any of the article
vill ind it TO their advantage by cal
e, whore will be fond the msSt e,
PATENT MEDICINES in the Unite
Please address
I&WT 81 co.,
DfClNE WAREHOUSE, ..
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III "
IN - artin the advertisement han what
practice have bee those
are called yphic nearly fifteen has
business there en she only merit hst
have
other doctor and haow them better than they Thats
and which veto
etc. Just as familiar the
daily observations which vanity for
othe Iuart thar that cfexpersnce.
effect in days. difficulty
those longer drraon without submitting patient
course Of treatment will draw uEon him
oose him neglect his ars without within. The
need not be altered There New Orleans
couiduppiy ofths
secrecy, Wbicn always invtolably preserve.
have which do not think 1t
satisfied that puaon alread ahshed
in the morning o'clock night
d9a No 81 austombouss street
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r. IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, merry

\ IVEk COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NEKY-
W. Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING
testimony from Missouri fayor II coFANDS GERMAN BIT
TE prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON PHILADELPHIA acknowledged
by all dealers efeetla medicine
for the cure Of the above named daeases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. H. ADAMS, Publisher of the Argus Weston
said ~ last
stand at the longer than the
of your German Bte which entirely have used
bottles sent two bottles $50 miles from here friend who
been sick for long mc hs has also been believe
them to he superior to any medicine in use.n
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow Mo- August s. 1851, usid "your
bes are beginning here, bottle
and has been the VainE
D. X HARDING, ST. Joseph, No.. June 81, 1851 Your
i doubt equal people
know them have had them
have sold bottles Please another lot Hsdaey
Dr. A. HEITZ Patii, Mo-, March 80 1885, aii Your Bers
better sasaeton all the where they
used, than any other medicine with which aoquainted
~ They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE pro,trats
system.
For sale by respectable dsaerGin Msdicine every where.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO. New Orleans,
Mhnlas nlaA nLnt
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n
Wholesale prices.
ESF- GENERAL pepot and Spseia 4
New Orleans, La.
| @6 yEnNf1yuora
ShhniifoSEo'
Winsr,a CANADIAN, mas
1 swMnH, 80.
ferfy'eDshu ohv
JAyne's fonic,
Hsris, p.,,.,..x,,
| B. A. FAhnesiochs,
,o,,., M i,,sA,1f.s:
gALsAMs q COUSIN hhM ADlM''
iatAf,s Baisain Of Wild ShsrT,
Snsfman's haisam, 4-rm"H
nucnah's Hungansn, ,
ShsI WIG Snsify hna lAft
srus - E,l,,t, r a It sgrup, 4.
Rav,, III ,ai'u cgnsh syrup,
ua,II' o nni u hfpeetofanti
sw'.n pa,san, uu,r,
| hy,,i, ri ~, wna Sneiiy'
Tsvio s ,on ns,y Pee.oth',
layna,s E.., 's...h LltetWoiS
W;neria Ftppe e e,o,a..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma ~.
Mre, Gstdiss srSgr ;, and ar
Siabler,s Cha, Irlsu n',si.,
loudon'e InIia2 pshso' A"
DR.. RoseIs AZ
saRsApARITIT9i;a
Dr., John Bpil'a +o'
| s, p, Townsand,s
| s,apdris 9He
| Old Jacob Tovrss,a,a
Carpentsr's, " =
| Wynkoop'p. M~ g,..uw.. 'a.
| Bhake.,u.
| nysasnhsv,,.
Bristol,u. g-M. :
| Guysott,s Yo,lov Dool
l pI,hSTERS.
Wells Strengthening, ..
| Ewsn,s STRENGTHENING
| law Dayjd,n nv Hebrev.
| Badeanpa.
l Knspp's Indian
Airoek,s porous. :
Er,Hitb,a Adhasive.
EoIlnwny,a Arn;cH
| LJNIMENTs.
\ N,rioen Mustany.
| Farrsll,n Arabian
| Rptlsr,a Ns,ve ard Rome
Hnnt,s
Eayaa,a tt.07
! Tobias,sVepstiep
Yayez,s Ns,ya ana pons
Kaliinoaria
Ea.dsra,,.
4 ~@g Bartine,a Eo,aa
l hIsrcbant,a Gargling
Cbayotas.
.I Isvue,u
AGrE RgN5EDJFS atr
4 npoon5Is indian ChaIoeo.ra y
pnwsnd,s Tonic hIiYtnss
Smith's Tonic syYpn
| Wynkoon,s Tonic ..a
| Spssd,s Fsbrifuvs
| Vagttsbla Febrifnps.
/ JoZENGEs. ~
Sh.yman,a Cough and wrm
RIva-,a pa lfnon;c Wafa,s
| T.ncock,a PninSonic Wafara
HAIR PREphR hTioNs.
Lnvottis W,bnena ~ H,ir CIcoa
| R.,yv,a Triropbar,.Ss
| Lyon's K sthaTion.
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid, ,u
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
1ayne's Hair Tonic, E
| Van Deusen'B Wahpsne,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
aauel's Eau Lustralas
0idridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway's Circassian Balm.
PAMACEAS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, SRcosD DISTRICT
WHOM sA shA e eoas
s WaEgnAs John Coleman sale nds by NJ
applied tot whose s hs deed q WIS.,
AT Ldssaiar s De stsis ais a
f s as tsn an s5s s
now THEREFORE, KNOW " and all rested bore
es os5 s a ct si
a nj IL ssa ss
hs semen sp dc mss o. my ms or %
t any any Gihsr ds
Ts sa5 BG U1sp sg Be @ sas
ti.as y t deg APrll
emitted n ee enni @ ne shS @ M il
@ Court With Coleman became s%s purchaser
dpSESsSsiFTIoN PROPERTY As GIVEN IN THE JUDICIAL
ssa BENG t tSs sssfS pat
Bsissap IN ~ Fl s en q
Il rf1S n@ S city a @
and The same trenton Nyaes which raid Of ground
&c sfS9a iss I ss
O. ths Inns running parallel with Second together with all the
@ PER s G ms4
M CONSIST Of two and hnf Dwelling House slate rooted
on Me tory hee kitchen
.de seik. al lie hndaE sated
Clerks 0ee the Second District Of Now Orleans this 18th
aaga I'm GAsPp JAMES, Dofuty Clerk.
EfTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, QUATRIEME coUR
a &c aGf rs
AT1ENpu QUE ayau ache une
de aq CRETE de cee Conr la ite m enegstree, 10 ith
&c re- siR E sfa oan %
meF les tires de afqutreurs udciare - Gppropv6e 10
Mars lsbl Gull soit palsnrnsa
et presenter somraeea da Eat de Ia
'ee Cour do District de Ia Nonvee Orleans qui ponrranht
os ssi
10 ye1te ee as de oute 6ggat6 gu lesate esmn
quelconque. de fae pubcaonde
loguee.
In ite propet6e sher eur d'Avr
de Pann6e 1854 dun Orre de
feudu Jour de Fevrer annee 1854 sare
j. II. MRddu No. 1871 du Docket
yente Ia dit John Coleman sess rendn hcqutreu
DESCRIPTION DE LA PRoPRIETE D,APRES DE TRANSF ar
JUDCARE SAVIOR; UBe ceriRine portion
bourg Lyandes dams Ia Psose quart
gEe No. 1e6 plan dit Fauboae fat par
depoie netude de Theodore
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aguelie portion @ reucocnpte es
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pede eur ia Pyania 24 de proiouden gne
rue Second omprs toutes les base aeoraons conore
ment plan etado de f. L. Lewis Nothire Jn
1885, equees batss authorizations nasons
du second grage meme au
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parties de mason pncpale carriage
carriage sur les tolls de tous
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Na.sea Of otaeer.-r i.ne and Place Of Msssins. i

Nasaes OF Time and Place of Meeting.
THE r. WI GRAND LoDGE OF LOUISIANA !. y, Q,
meets serni-annusy the fourth Tuesdays in Jan
nary and July at Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp
and LAFAYETTE streets Orleans Officers for the
s present year--Tenry Btetson, Of Hope Lodge Ne,
Id NJ w GRAND Master Thomas N Blake Of CONNER
cial Lodge No H. r w Grand Master Bernard
Cohen, Of Union Lodge No. 6. W Grand Warden {;
Thomas Shields Of Union Lodge No 9, h " Grand
Secretary. Henry Williams, Of Commercial Lodge No,
lar Grand Treasurer; w Race Of, Commercial
Lodge No H. and Henry Bier Of Hope Lodge No IA, Il
n Grand Representatives to the g q of Che u s.;
" WbitslI oil Crescent Lodge No. s, W Grand Chap
lain Richard Swain of Crescent Lodge No s, " Grand
4 Marshal u Il Dentsel, Of Union Lodge No s, W Grand
Conductor; j Stevens, Of Louisiana Lodge No, l, w
Grand Guardian John frankfort, of Crescent Lodge
NO s. " Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
ters-Ist District vacant II Millspaugh OF Covenant
Lodge No. IL District No 2 w w Eaught. of Jefer-
Eon Lodge No q District No 8 Louis Bush of Excel
sor Lodge No. a. District No. 4; I Field, Of s.,
aIarys Lodge No. TO- District No. 3 Camp.
bell, of st. Landry Lodge No. IS, District No o
Malta Of peSoto Lodge No. Z, District No. Z; u
Harris Of Carroll Lodge No 30 District No. 81 Joseph
Gass Of Trinity Lodge No. So District No. 9; A y
Mccoy of Rapides Lodge No. 49, District No 10; NJ
SAWYER Of New Iberia Lodge No. SO, District No. IL
Hansicker Of Meth Lodge No. II. District No. y
HALEY, Of Prairie Lodge No 81 District No, IS
Dohm, Of Columbus Lodge No "a, District No, "a
Neafns Of Clinton Lodge No. q, District No. 10
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6sREEN OAKS HoTEI,. BILOXI, Miss :.

-uA1Ia4t V6IAD IlOIGld DllDAl, MlSS.-
This famed and popular Summer Retreat generally EE5a
known throughout the Southern country
naent OF Mrs ELzABETH herson JOHN
situated mile
on the list Of june for the reception of risitors.
The GREEN OAKS notice,
For the popularity h steadily
Increasing The natural advantages commanding She
the Lake. receiving the
fows from the Gulf have failed impress many
ysos from New Orleans MOBILIZE and the surrounding country
During the Winter the have made
and additions The BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
fitted up and SAIL BOATS will all
visitors, nee Of charge--also, CLARET al Dinner.
CARRIAGES and H0RS Els may procured al moment
In additions the celebrsed ASS BAND Of New
and . BA LII may be expected twice every week.
Visora wishing the OAKS
the Hotel.
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