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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-06

Planters, Look to your Interest!
--sF ~. 5000 YARDS a
WHITE KENTUCKY JEANS & KERSEYS
FOR NEGRO CLOTHING! @s
gr VIII be sold LOWER than New Orleans wholesale
prices. Come and examine for yourselves You will
find 1t NO HUMBUG! If you don't come soon you will
loose great bargain; it will not remain long at
0t gsa j. M. LOEWENSTEIN'S, q
Corner Of Second and Green Streets opposite Anglers
Confetti mary Store, Thibodanx. fs..' -t SEPT
s9as4 q Planters, Attention!! -
lust RECEIVED @sa s,ss,
e A large lot of AEsCHLEMANs WAGONS CARTS,
TIMBER WHEELS PLOGHs ETC.. ETC.. at the most reduced
rates for anproved paper, by a T. DAUNIs BROS ~
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS

NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
| YNHE undersigned, resident of the parish of st.
Charles takes this method Of announcing to the sugar
planters the parishes of Assumption Lafourche and Terre
bonne that he has peculiar method of setting boilers for
sugarmils tn engine and furnace for burning Bdgdsse
which alike proof aga st smoke and sparks This
is acknowledged both superior and economical by all who
have He also with the best
kettle sett n.y. and everything appertann4 thereto.
Mr. C. furnish the most sfactory testimonials from
several Of the most not bic planters OF the parish OF ST.
and St. John the Baptist of the efficacy of his
and the entire OF his plans makes
no charge for his time.
Refer to Mr. Zenon Chauvin bayou Lafourche left bank
eigh: miles below Thibodaux, all communications
jei6sm '''' ~'''' LUCiEN CHAMPAGNE.
EOR sALE.-A LOT OF GROUND AND I'M
Il PROvEMENTS The undersigned offer for sale on
accommodating TERMS valuable lot Of ground uated
bayou Terrebonne mile above the Opeonsas Railroad
1t is arpent squa e. well fenced and has good
Dwelling and all necessary out buildings and improvements
my26-n S. T. DAUNIS BROS.
$751; ICE! ICE! ICE,
OS0 Tons ofRnckland Lake Ice, Just re-
AeJV ceived at the Thibodanx Ice House, to be sold
for CASH ONLY at 2 cents per pound House open from
sunrise sunset day in the week. Sunday
when it closes at 10 O'Clock a. m. ap2l. w. H. Raglan
DIR. Dyyixht's Celebrated Cholera Remedy.
\ S a majority of cases are preceded by Diar-
n rhaa less violent, which if promptly checked
prevents attack of Cholera, this remedy will nvar ably
cheek 1t IN lew hours, USED according directions
For sale only by sFRIZELL GAINES.
WAG0NS, CARTS, ETC.-JUST RECEIVED
w A LARGE STOCK OF WAGONS, OK Carts, Mule
Carts Triple Carts, Baggase Carts limb Wheels, Ok
Cart Tongues and Axels, etc. direct from the mandatory
Of j. Bodily Co. Wheng Va, for sale low for cash ap-
proved paper by 24-n B. F. HOLDEN, Agent.
Vindow-Glass and Glassware.
ERIZELL & GAINES HAVE JUST RE-
IL ceived 100 boxes Window Glass and Glass Ware We
furnish friends with size window glass they
may want, nd at the very lowest pr CT. -
~ ROCERIES-Imperal Tea, Coffee, Crushed
NJ Sugar, Rice CASTLE Soap, Yeast Powders, Pickles,
Fruits in pnts quarts and half goons Buckets. Brooms,
Achieves Hickory Brooms, Tobacco-Cut, Chewing and
Smoking, for sale by B. F. HOLDEN.
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LARKIN & BELLOWS,
louise, Sign and Ornamental Painters.
II. j. EVANS 4 co.

Jackson street. next door to the Ice House.
CARRIAGE MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, &c.
~ are prepared to do all work in their line in the
best manner, and on satisfactory terms. IN
Plantation Backsmthing, such repairing Carts, N N
Wagons, Plows, &C., will receive particular aten- U
ton. TERMS TASH
ey HORSESHOEING This branch of our business
will be done In the most thorough and satisfactory manner
we have othe most experienced workmen in the South
who will devote his time exclusively to it. mh3l ON.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

THHE UNDERSIGNED practical Sad GA
L die and HarnesaMak has permanently To- tTe4EaA
Gated at the corner Of Main and ST. Philip sts.,
Thbdaux, for the purpose of carrying his business
extensive scale.
He would say the inhabitants of this Parish and the
surrounding country that he has hand large stock
materials and prepared to furnish least possible
notice, Saddles OF all kinds Harness both double and
single; Brdles Mrtng les &c. Mending and Repairing
done at prices that cannot fail prove factory.
july29 32-1y PHILIP H. WEEDERSUM
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

OH0 Tons 0fKnckland Lake Ice, Just re-
NV ceived at the Thibodanx Ice House, to be sold
for CASH ONLY at 2 cents per pound House open from
sunrise to sunset day in the week. except Sunday
when closes at 10 O'Clock ap2l. w. H. Raglan.
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- w., CONERY & WILSON, @'4 -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CERS,
w and dealers in BOAT STORES WINES, LIQUORS,
and WESTERN PRODUCE No. 5 Front st., between Canal
and Crossman streets, New Orleans. 'A " (51-1yl
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|T HERTZ, WHOLSALEAG @@
IL. and Retail De Ter in FINE SNA.ACn
w 4 -rGssG>, DIAMONDS, and
JEWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, No. IL, St. Charles
street. New Orleans.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to cal
and exam ne his rich assortment. o14-1y
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. Estdte Of Abner R0binson.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fdth Judicial Dis
~ trict Court, parish Of Lafourche. .....
WHEREAS, j. G. BEATTY of said parish, Administrator
Of said Estate has filed with the Clerk Of said Court pro-
visional account of his Administration, praying that b.
homologated, -,
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified W
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court At his Office in the town Of
Thbodaux within thirty days after the first publication here
Of the said account will be confirmed in due o.
lou
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AGENTs-A LAFORESr, New Orleans.
v. RICHARD Thibodaux.
~ The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and Sreck expressly for Lafourche trade, Merchants
and planters rely on her remaining in the trade the
year round. apll4.
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| V7ENTE DE SHERIFF
Y ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
tct Judciare, segeat dams ct pour la parosse de La
| folrche
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LouIsrANA.-The Opelousas Patriot, of Sat-
urday last, says:

LouIsrANA.-The Opelousas Patriot, of Sat-
urday last, says Ne
We regret to learn that on Tuesday morning
last, the gin house of Mr. Macclin Lsfeur, on
Bayou Boeuf, in this parish, together with about
eighty bales of cotton, was burnt, and that in
the effort to extingish the fire i've negro men
were badly burned. The fire was accidental,
and no insurance upon either house or cotton.
The Bayou Sara Ledger, Of Saturday, has the
following paragraphs: .-.=. .z
Quite severe frost was observed in this
vicinity on Thursday morning last, and the
weather at the present writing is delightfully."-
serene--a bracing atmosphere reinvigorates the
wasted energies Of our citizens, produced by the
protracted heat of last summer, while not a
cloud or speck thereof dims visible space of
the blue frmament above u.s. "
We regret to learn that an attempt was made
to fire our town on Wednesday night last. Cir
cumstantial evidence was strong against an in
dividual and he was compelled to leave .
A dispatch of the 21st from Cumberland,
Md, states that Frederick Miller was tried on
the previous Saturday for the murder of DR.. J.
F. G. Hadel, and verdict of guilty of murder
in the first degree was returned. The testi-
mony indicated his guilt, also, of the murder of
Henry Graft, for which there is separate in
dictment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

A traveller who has recently explored the salt
mines of Poland, says that he has never seen
anything more remarkable than those salt for
nations, and that they differ from all other salt
deposits known. The salt is solid, crystalized
rock, free from all veins of earth, and all flaws,
so that it is simply quarried into Jumps of some
convenient shape, and 50 sent away, The guam
tity is amazing, and the solidity is SO great that
immense chambers are lefs, 12O feet in height,
with walls of salt on each side, rising from the
floor to the ceiling. .z=
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BLOODY RToT.-A terrible riot and FIGHT oe.
cured IN the town of Warwick, Cecil county
Mo- on the 18th, which resulted in the death q
five men The Wilmington Republican gives
the following account of the affair
A party Of eIrishmen, who had been at work
On the delaware railroad, were proceedine .
tnrough Warwick to inter q deceased comra5e
AZ the Catholic Chapel, when they called at the
,!e store of Mr.. Jump and procured a SUNNY Of
liquor. On their return from the oraye fhon
again called for more grog, which Mr. j. de.
cnnea selling. The man made use Of some nm.
becoming language, when Mr. ]. ordered him
% leave the store, and on his not doing so, Mr..
=. put MN out. In ashert time the elected man
returned with two Of his comrades who com.
mensed using very abusive language, when Mr.
hayes, the clerk, threw two-pound WEIGHT
which struck one of them on the forehead -
The party after this left the store, and after
proceeding some two or three hundred Yards the
man m laid down and died The party, about
onlrty In number, then rallied and attacked tba
store, demollshing the windows and DESTROYING
.he goods. Mr.. Jump sent to some of his neigh.
!, pors Ior assistance, and number of the vii
Layers, armed with clubs, axe handles. bars If
IRON and stones, soon assembled and attacked
the Irish with such impetuosity as to speedily
uriye them from the premises, In the melee
many many were wounded, and four so badly that
they died that night or the succeeding day.
making five deaths in ALL None of the villagers
were seriously hurt. s,-, -,
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sANITART.-We are enabled this morning to
report the entire restoration of the health of
city, and the resumption of business. We can
now confidently assure our country friends desi-
rous to visit our city, that they may do so with
entire safety. The hard frosts and cold wintry
weather we have had for the last four or fvs
days have rendered the air of our city as salu-
brious as that of the most favored region in the
land. 1t affords us no less qualification to be
able to give this information, than it will those
who receive it through this notice. The ther-
mometer on Thursday morning stood at 2S de-
grees. [Vicksburg Whig, 9th
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AAJ AS brought to the First District Pound on Drv
Wv ades street near Triton Walk as estray2
One bay Holse about 1s1 hands hign three feet vbts
black name and tail, marked by collar - e :, -
F Which, if not claimed within ten dnys and IN. a.
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction a
pound, on SATURDAY, Sd November, 1856, on Dryadss
the said poand will be after the first proxtmo
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Oct %, 1856 c5 Fa - -1e-ae ~
q etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Premier
District, rue Dryades pres de Ia Promenade Triton
CONNIE epayes- .'
I'm Cheval bal, denviron 10 mains ct demi de- bant
ayan ro pieds blancs la crniere ct la queue nores Ell
des marques de collier ,.5a NJ H. = -'' - -
payees sera yendu l'enchere publiQue sAMEDf Ia
NoVembre 1865 rue Dryades entire les Julia ct rod
eu aa le dit depot sera trsnspore apres lie premier an
mos proclaim. Yf G=l ~
( m} .=.z -.-,..5 &C.,. AUG. 8. PHELPS, .=.
Nouyelle Orleans, le 23 Oct 1856. o24 20 es nov =
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Advices from ST. Domingo, of the 1lth inst, 4,
state that tremendous hurricane had blown
down nearly one-third the houses in that place
and almost destroyed the growing crops. Sew
eral merchantmen were injured, and two men
of-war wrecked, The people were plunged in
great misery, but the Government was taking
measures to alleviate it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

A few days since the father of family re-
siding in North Margin street, Boston, sent for
q half pint Of gin, which in some way got into
the hands Of his son, a boy of four years, who,
unknown to his parents. drank considerable
portion OF It, was soon after seized with spasms,
and in short time died A physician oalled
in gave it as his opinion that the child died
from the effects Of the gin upon his system.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

ALLEaED IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-The Boston
(Mass.) Atlas announces that Captain Griffith
Morris, of the iron steamer R. b. Forbes, has
discovered how to detect and measure the deyia-
tion Of the compass from local attraction in any
ship. His method has been successfully tested
by himself and other sea captains, for the last
six years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

A celebrated hangman in England, sho wing
the gallows attached to Newgate, observed to
the bystanders that he had hung twenty per-
sons on it at one time. Some one suggested
that it was too small. 'Oh, no, bless you,
twenty five peoplc could swing on that very
n,forta5le"
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MORALITY AMONG NEW York OFF1cIALs.-
From an article in the New York Times, Of the
I'D we extract the following: ~ t,7i 4
But the eliminating point Of corporation ras-
calities appears, at last, to have been reached /
and the prospect of a tremendous explosion.
which will blow nest of rapacious knayes sky.
high, is imminent. The Grand Jury had al.
ready presented six members Of the Common
Council, City Judge, and few less important
oihc'als; but, ON Saturday afternoon they
closed up their business by bringing indict-
ments against nearly the entire lot Of heads of
departments, contractors, and subordinates
The foreman of the Grand Jury was going nm
with the reading of the presentments, when be
was stopped short by Recorder Smith, who re-
fused TO hear another word, or permit the pub
lie to be made acquainted with the most extra
ordinary and astounding facts which the Grand
Jury had brought to light gzas-T5 1l-.
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FROST AND IcE.-The weather since Wednes-
day has undergone quite an expected, though
not an unwished for change, having traversed,
in the course Of one night, nearly forty degrees
down to the thirties On Thursday morning
last the whole face of nature was clad in robes
of whteness, q real November frost attended
with ice. [Thibodaux Minerva, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

The st. Louis Democrat, of the 22d, publishes
returns of the Kansas election from twenty
two precincts, giving Reedsr vote of 1885
Twenty mine precincts were still to be heard
from, and it was expected that his vote would
exceed 1900,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

A married lady named Pfeil, who was devo-
tee of the Brahmin faith, died few days ago
in Milwaukee, Wis. Previous to her death she
requested that in accordance with a provision
Of her religion. her corpse should be burned to
ashes. Her husband collected pile of cord
wood-sixteen or twenty cords-and proceeded
with this novel rite, but the Sheriff interfered
and prevented its accomplishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

An extradition case was before the U. s.
Commissioner, in New York, on Friday last
one Sacillon, q Frenchman, having been claim
ed by the Government of France, on the charge
Of forgery. The prisoner declined to answer
any questions,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER 81. 1856.
oFFIC1AL---OFF1CIAL.
-. coMpTRoLLKR's OFFICE, |

...-....s COMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, |
City Of New Orleans, May /, 1855. !
Resolved That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
and required 70 give notice. BY standing ad
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1442 approved
March So 1884 the Council will not pay any bill against
sne CITY lnless contracted under authority OF order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred TO. lSgnedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned L. a. PLACE,
Approved April 2s, 1856.
tsignedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the
public Is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
myisu Comptroller City Of New orleane.
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Facts for the People---Amerioan ssauen

Inc following interesting facts will readily
ssApialn why 1t Is that our navy contrasts 40
,rJfdaoy wn.,d with that Of any other power in the
=, Inc department. Of State has in course
.h IL prepaLaIioH an interesting report, shogiDe
~ ,s gI seamsn registered in the ports Of
YEAR % 'ne ohi'ea States during the past fiscal
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HEALTH OF JAcKsoN.--We are pleased to be
able to announce that there has not a new case of
sickness, Of any nature, come to our knowledge
for the last week. This Thursday morning
we had q fine frost, and no fears need now be
apprehended by our absent citizens in returning
home, afterffrst taking the precaution to air
their houses we'll. jackson Miss. Flag, 26th
inst "
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a etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second Dis-
tricta rencoignure des Ste. Anne ct Derbigpy
CONNIE epaves- E~5= .r9 =
Deux Cheyres noires, ayant chacune deux rates ban
ches su front lie ventre ct les ambes bsnches roreie
droite coupee moitie EN- :
moitie. n - e sN"feo "
une Chevre jaunecair lie brun, deux raies brunes
au 'front.'
81 eles ne sont pas reclamees dams dix ours ct les de-
penses payes, eles vendues renchere pubioue
au DIT depot, VENDREDI, le de Novemhre, 1855, 10
heures A. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS ~
Commssaire des Rues
NouVeile Orleans, lie 29 Oct, 1866 o3O n5 @
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AMERICAN SURGEONS In THE RUSSIAN Army
y, 70 nave seems says the Patriot, letter from
pr: =. 3. Stoddard, Jr, Of this city, in which
ne states that there are eight American sur.
icons attaohed to the Russian army in the
himself, from Maryland Drs. Reed and DEN
nlnger, Of Pennsylvania; DR.. Holt, of South
Carolina, and DR.. Smith from Louisiana. He
states that they are treated with great conside
ration by the officers of the Russian army, and
that ne witnessed the assault on sebastopol,
Which a. L. resulted in the taking Of the southern
portion and the retreat Of two hundred thousand
RUSSIANS across the bridge, to the northern side,
attended asst was by the conffsgration of sebas-
sopol, tne explosion Of mines, hurrying thou.
SANDS m INTO eternity, and the sinking of a navy,
constituting scene too fearfully tragic to be
expressed in language. [Balt. Sun. +
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First District Pom

FIrst Dfstrict Pound.
NAV AZ brought to the First District Pound on Dry
" AIDES street, near Triton Walk as estrays-
with her dark brown kid
One white she Goat = FftE
One she Goat yellow rump and neck, white round the
One black she Goat under in the right and left
one black she Goat, white spot on the left side.
One white she Goat with black spots " -HF
Whlen,H not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
renses thereon paid will be sold at public auction on
MONDAY. the 5th November 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. III ,
on Phippa street. between Julia and Girod streets to
which place the said pound will bs after the rs
proximo. ----. 7-T-.7 i !
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
- Street Commissioner.
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The Imperial Library of the Court of Vienna
contains more than sixteen thousand manu-
scripts in the Greek, Hebrew, Chinese, Arabic,
ETC., languages on parchment, and nearly
twelve thousand in the European Language upon
paper; twelve thousand incunabuia, nearly two
hundred and eighty thousand modern books,
more than six thousand volumes of music, and
eight thousand eight hundred autographs Of
distinguished persons. There are beside in Vi
emma seventeen libraries, among which the pri-
vate imperial library and that of the University
are the most considerable.
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EK1As brought to the Second District Pound, corner
Wv OF Ut. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays- .
Two black she Goats having each two white strpes
the face, white belly and legs right half cut off
One mouse coored and black she Goat right ear half
cut off eNs We. Aeii
One light yellow she Goat, brown nose and two brown
stripes on the face. N"A
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
on FRIDAY the 9th day Of November 1856 at 10 O'clock
a. M AUG 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
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\ -. 5CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE
City Of New Orleans October 81, 1865.
2401 F@
Resolred, That the Comptroller be- and he ia hereby
authorized TO RESELL after ten days notice in the Off
cal Journal the contract for furnishing stationery
me various ofces of The city for the of year
from ths aate OF The approval of the adjudication
saie by The Common Council of the city Of New Or
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w az brought to the City Police Jail on the $50
Wv day of January, 1856, the slave boy ADoLpHTjs
ahEGohY is feet inches. aged about 23 years old
mas large scad ON the right shoulder Says he belong
70 Mr. steven Pope living in Adams county Miss Tht
owner Is requested to call and claim said slave 40
cording to law. e ~
f - 4. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
NeH sns'oet ., 1860 o3 oaw3m
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Some irreverent wretch styles DR.. Bel
lows's new church, near Union Square, &c the
Church of the Holy Zebra 1t is built in
alternate layers Of red and yellow brick, which
gives it curieusly streaked effect. resembling
mutton chops or raw pork. IN. 7. Mirror.
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lsignedt e, l.. TRACY, EI
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tsgnedj j. J. LUGENBUHL,
Approved October ia, 1856 - : 4
..-s-stss fsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice Ia hereby given, that on MONDAY 5b of No
H.. the above contract - !
oal td 0. DEBUYs, Comptroller (
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FHSHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully xsh
and the travelling community that hs 8n
has the psst Nc
House been thoroughly and viii
be open for the reception Of o the 18th
RATE OF BOARD % 50 PER DAY.
It will formerly Hotel and pIed 70 nv
R that all msatsn ia rood
reputation and comfortable patrons and
'lE II
~ am CHAs. L. GUMBEL.