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lR. r S. STERRETT, Surgeon Den
IL list. Teeth inserted on Cold Plate, from one to
an entire set. Particular attention paid to FIRST dcnti-
ton. All operations carefully performed aud warran-
ted. Office at Seth Hayes, Burg Hill, Trunh1ll Co.
VINO. I--z--on
XETM. NJ. EAMES, NJ. D., Physician,
Surgeon and Dentist, windham, Portage Co %.
DR. S. LESLIE, Eclectic Physician
Il and SURGEON, Bloomfield, TrumhulI Co., o.
u w. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
H. rsthic Physician. Oaicc in sutlid's Brick Block,
near the American Hotel, Warren, o. apr ly
EOHN B. & JULIAN HARMON,
- Physicians and Surgeons, Office North side of the
Public Square, Warren q. oct 2uy
DR. NJ. NJ. MOORE, Johnston, Trum-
- hnll Comfy, Ohio. jau9y
va. PAINE. SURGEON. J. pAyIs. PHYSICIAN.
DAME IL DAVIS, Physicians and
! Sar.e'ns. Omce over Nichols Hat Store. Main
street, Warren, Ohio. Residence Of DR.. Davis, , doors
east ofthe Bank.
DR. a. MOORE, has resumed the
- Practice of Medicine in Vienna, where he viii
remain permanently Jan3Otf
DR. W. N. HORTON, Physician
i ) and surgeon. Centre Of Fowler. TrumbGII Co., O.
March Il, Is55-tf.
9tOtntns.
4 LBERT PERRY, Attorney at Law.
n Attention given 20 collection. Office over Adams
Book Store. east side Public Square. Warren o
+ F.CraTr~% WI. ]. BRIGHT,
Narren, o. Hartford. o.
EURTISS & BRIGHT, Attorneys at
- Law. Office OF B. F. Curtiss in the old CLERKS
Olhee: north Of the new Court House. Warren o. Of
nee Of Nm- J. Bright, near his residence, Hartford, o.
/ FOR ABELL, having resumed the
II practice Of Law. will be happy to attend TO any
business in his line for his former clients and friends
or any body eise IN TINS or any adjoining County. Any
business IN has line viii he promptly attended to.
oiice over New Nori, Store. May ., lS5jy
SLLToNsyTLFF GEO. n. TUTTIE
lSUTLITF & FUTILE. Attorneys at
y Law and Solicitors in CAaucery, Warren, Trum
bal! county. o. Office on High street, two doors ives
Of the American House. mar4y
I L d a. o. FULLER, Attorneys at
l. Law, o1iee over Smiths & McComns Store. Cor
ner Block, Warren,O o. Jan. 1st 1854. IL
GHILO Z. REED, Attorney at Law,
L Warren, Ohio. 0l5ce over New York Store.
Imay 10. '5I-tf
F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
q . Solicitor in Chancery, Warren, TrrnbuIl Co., o.
John NJ: STULL, Attorney at Law,
q and General Collector Of Hcne and Foreign Claims. I
Office over Smiths * NcConhs' Store, Warren, 0. mare
B. HOFFNtN. r RarIrys
HOFFMAN d. RATLIFF, Attorneys
- at Law. Oaice on Liberty St, Warren. O., oppo-
s'e 'he court House oct S4Lf
e)OtrIs.
NATIONAL HQTEL.-A. CuAPMAx
Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square,
Warren, Ohio.
EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. T. Hull,
y Marke: street. Warren, o: Flnh uoor east Of she
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kinds Of Fancy Goods connected with the Trade.
Oar motto Is one price to all doing no JeWiag or Ly-
ing business; but warranting all kinds Of Goods to be
as represented. Believing that to be the only way in
Trade to insure Justice to ourselves and
And as our principles are truly Republican. we cor
daily invite tie people of all Nations to call ami see
our goods before going elsewhere. .. PARKER.
Warren, May Z, ieJ6.
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COLLEGEl
CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE. C~LEvELAND,O
INCORPORATED MAY ., 1855.
T 4 CT l. IT Y

E. G. FOLSOM, Ar Principal, Professor Of Theore
ical and Practical Book Keeping.
". II. UOLLISTER and LAFAYETTE VOECE, Assis
tIut Professors in Book Keeping Department.
A. J. HELPS. Professor Of Practical and Ornamental
PeumIuship
B. p. HUMISToN. Lecturer on Commercial History
and Art Of Computation.
JOHN T.. WEARING. Lecturer on Mercantile Customs.
Banking. Exchange DC.
Hoa- JOHN CR0WELL. TX Member Of Congress, Lee
tgrrr on Commercial Law
Rev. J. 4. TIONE. Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
aud Political Economy.
EEsSTUS HOPKINS, President Of the s.. Louis Air
Line RIiiroaj, Lecturer on EailroadiHg, Commerce,
DC.
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ARD OIL and Cauplfene Lamps of
Il al sizeS. TOYS and and Fancy Seeds Of every
descriution AID EiEt. ~ new KINGS.
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Prevail on medicllmen to adoPt it in their practice;
and I have no fears Of the result, from what knowledge
/ have obtained personally Of the curative powers, 1
wish the medicine kept here.
T.C. HAWKINS, N. D., Weynesburg, Pa.
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E.B. PERKINS, N. D., Marietta, o.

. I would be glad to have a further supply, as
he medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
viii continue, as it has given relief in every instance
Il NEWMAN, NJ. D., III. Vernon, Ind.
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I must say, from my own experience and personal
OIL servation in my practice, il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such as
Prohpsus Cteri. FluOr Alhus and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. D-Y. FOOTE, N. D., Syracuse, NY.
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic. Tonics. Mercury Quinine.
Fehrifnges, Stryehnine- or Anti-PeTiodies Of asy kind.
The well known iueflcie cy OF these nOxious pOiSOus
proves them to he the offspring either Of false medical
principles, or Of mercenary quaeks. The only remedy
in existence that j. hoti sure and harmiess,is RHODES
FETER.AND AGCE CURE. icy
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CPECIFIC HOMEPATHIC MED

y ICINES, prepared - Prof. T. humphreys, put up
in cases and adapted to the use Of families. The cases
contain fifteen boxes each, Of different kinds Of medi-
cine. Accompanying each case lisa Manual or Practi-
cal treatise for the administration Of Homeopathic rem
edies. For sale by E-A. SMITH 4 CO.,
Agents orthe sails Of the Homeopathic Specific Rene
dies mys
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The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
fixed hut One-and that one. nothing will help.
Truly yours, WI. LAIRD HAZLETT, Md.
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
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TIE AMERICAN HOUsE!-NEW

Tie AMLhICAN HOUSE NEW
! ARRANGEMENTS Al THE OLD S~rAND!l-Thc
lgilic are hereby HctiGel tItju I vcIl-kuDwu house l.
being fitted UP hy the proprietor. IIENEY Lon. la O.
style which VIII insure TO AL who ray give him q call,
a,as+e SOC fnnOLt-."Is and -o2i fare. The furniture
a"i "- W SeaeTaiH ~ ne rev. ana %. tpe 'tsl
description. No pains will Pee snrrci IN making 70
pleasant aud comfortable. The siturriou ott'sr luilling
ieing fine. ana convenient for persons who uJiGe @.
town, Mr. l.. feels that. with a determination not 90 ht
ou;loue in AiS efforts to please, he deserves "a liberal
share Of that patronage heretofore vouchstfcd hin Us
the public. GINe tAe AMERICAN j cau and you all
c0rcc again.
~ 4---r g. rl-..g
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JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
OF SAFETY.

PrsVidence, X l.
AGENTS-CiBeinnati J. D. Park; Columbus G Ro-
berts; Warren, o.. E. A. Smith & Co. For sale by
Medicine dealers generally.
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~ II. MORLEY d Co., Manufactu-
L . rcrs Of Stoves. Hollow Ware, and Castings gene
rally. Foundry on the Canal, east Of Tayler's Ware
EoIse. TinShop four doors west Of the Bans. Warren.
Ohio. sep ~ II
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DR.. J. d.
REFERENCES.

we're or ofhow long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pufs and misreprese nations, nor is it intended that
its present POI ularity shall be sustained by any medi.
um at its merits and the appreciation Of the public
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gQttIs.
dlanRtatturfrs.

TOHN j. CUNNING, Carriage and
- Wagon shop. on Pinestreet, midway between South
nd Market SIS, Warren. o. mar ;
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1856. FRESCO HALL! 1856.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO
1856.

TWENTY BONES OF ORANGES
and Lemons just received and for sale at
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FACTS ARE STUGB0EE THINGS.
NEAKE HAY WHILE THE SIN

NIW--I-I1s WNTTEUT VITV.
Sold also hy P. Edwards. CauGeld: John Campbell.
Newton Falls Gilbert & Morris. Girari: uri-I,u 4
l~iuegies, Mesopotlmia Henry Barnard, Kiusman. and
10y Dealers generally. r,,an-v
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81 otal SJlltelliqel|te.

WEATHER-Ihe rain liz. f,,.,., -, ,.,..a.,.,
With most delightful shn,rss =
,,rin- w,i.n = apou1 mar an hohfs aufa-
with agreeable effect which We should have returned our
poetic compliments had not the Immediately burst upon us
relenesslyas Old Puvns has been no literally no
ticed Of late that he has become syoen with
pflae anu aita M Z eo ot. h,nseii.
EGIsTRARs 0FFICE--The number Of votes repis-
tered up 70 oclock yesterday 5 The registration wa
Is now gong on at the rate OF about ninety per day.
which, II continued will Just about admit of all our voters
getting he names in time for the November
ton W. e gaa 70 see the work going at 50 satisfactory
rate. E# s$$ 5 +. f$
SCHOOL Board, FIRsr DIsTRrcT, a Is The regular
meeting Of this Boad last evening" there was but ten
members VIZ: Messrs Denarest II. Florence Greenwood
Howell Jeter kenp Mitchell, Nixon PoindeXter and Waters
No quorum being present. the Board after waiting until
o'eioek' adjourned.
poAiSp " assistant ALDERMEN. ~ There was a
board last eveningon the roll being
e Their names No quorum.
VI nolo p aAt, Holland, the Sergeant was dis
= Z. absent members Mr. De Labarre then
-, - ~ . a., to.n i'hnues.7 Carried
s,ores = =, VI me roll oeing called, eight
$50, ! - i'liies anu the Board proceeded 10
Y n, ,,,n,ion of NJ q ,,, h r.
oers Department was taken III read d saana9 ae
section. onmotion, the Board then adjourned
INNS fra
b, - - /, 0e9uiieu liShb before last III the
,.r Gialttee on Gustomhouse street. The
as IN 70 ~. Marks, was but slightly in
'ee
INQUEsT.-Ani inquest was held vestardau IN +bo
body of slave named Phoebe found dead il;
Chartres street. She died Of disease If ,Ie I. 1
ed 10 Mr.. P. B. VOORHEES, Of this civ
r1,,,,,or,,, c,r,I,,,,,,x w
neSiu ~ fulloreG last
~ psssehgers oy the steamship Grenada
na o W. aa recently eteced heavy swnde for
near SoVoo W ~ opacco house Of Havana. The operation.
w. :, py getting draft from the said
house u'seuueu ~ branch establishment in this city
wv sen' 70 me Baize yesterday for the arrest
y ~ '' ny 'eei 'he pefpe'rator OF the act
ooLLlsloS.-Ahe lake steamer Creole ran upon a
morning. The only damage sustained of
s w ietihs, when few cute ones on
ooaro e Vessels ah advantage of the necessary confusion
pstpeeu upon ~ ehsuspecung passengers. Some watches
"' o.t' eA' soeh OUT VIII probably be recovered
REcopnrp srInY,e cy,,,-n .,,
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a pERruNrp BREAru.-Rha. ladr or n0n4l0p.a,,

PERfuMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain underline Of dsagreeable breath when
ey using the " Balm OF Thousand Flowers as denfce
would not only render sweet but leave teeth white ala
baserl Many do know breath is bad md the
SUBJECTS so delicate their friends will menon Pour
single drop of the Balm" your brush and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty Cent bottle asts year
beautiful may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove tan pmples
and from the skim leaving of and rosea,e hue
Wet stowe or three drops wash night
and morning.
Sharing Made Your shaving brush in either
or cold water pour on two three drops of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers beard we'll and will make beatif
sotlaheE much facilitating The operation of shaving Price
only 90 Cents Feridge Co.., proprieors For sale by j.
Wright Co.. O. O, Woodman, and all druggists
fs15 d&Weod6m
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Prof. sWOh2''S

G e r M A n f l. Y p A p Err.
For the and certain destruction of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS MOSQUITOES ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public as
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests to all HOUSEKEEPERS AND FA.
MILES,
is perfectly simple and safe yet and certain in It's
ton There is likewise danger to be apprehened from the
insects poisoning anything they may with
leaving the and possesses great advantage all
other posons its being liable mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily
out of the reach of chrenahough little fear need appre
hended of its injuring them.
For sale, by the qure singlesheet. by
J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
where full directions will be given for its usc jy 2plm
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.ansesscase Clesb--sevensh Ward.

All members of Che AMERICAN PARTY residing in the
Seventh Ward respectfully requested assemble
usual place of meeting, Greatmen street. SATURDAY
EVENING 9th inst att O'clock for the purpose of organizing
AMERICAN CLUB in conformity with the requiremets of
the State Executive Committee and in pursuance Of the
tons adopted by the American Sute Convention held Baton
Rouge the 18th June last.
Charles Fago Adelard Duvigneaud,
Francis Coquet, st. Croix Guinault,
Urban Pauguerre, H. Theodore Simon,
Nllma Theard ls P. Sclomberg,
Pierre Casanova, VIM Piles
G. Carrie, A. ONeil
Solomon Auder, John Jacobs
Joseph Durigneaud, Laroque Turgeau,
Aug Duauercron, I. Maspereau,
E. Chaillot, j. 7. G. Massico
LIS. Huard, f. c. Laylle,
LIS nuyigneaud, L. Carpenter,
F. V. Gourdain, A. Rlache,
Leonce Burthe, Emie Perez
New Orleans August s. 1856
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k9~Prohfbitfon.-The recent decision of the
people in OF the States reference to the sale of uors
does not pretend to interfere with medicinal compounds rom
tanning stimulus is fact well knswn to all that without
stimulating principles most of debility could not
be reached and the many other of valuable
could not be made without it, For instance Dr. j. HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BIrTERS now so celebrated and ndisnen
sable family medicine Thousands of persons ss
feng from dyspepsia and Indigestion generally speak volumes
in favor of this great curative agent For sale bv E. J Hart
Co.. 10 Tchonpitoalas street. aud Cay Holmes Grayier
street. ans onftSw,t
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I'll 0tlealls ailp 1rsstslE.
SAixEa n.3 sfxoN.s St s#1frd1s n. AnAts
ls ~ II; IA
FSEsEvS CD. i vi d o \ sstz' q q 2 sE's

RERMs:
ss Crescent IL m
esy III 81
a Will, yearly and ~ ths
20 cents week y the cafrsess.
per insertion in ~ cass
$a for every subse Insertion ~ cents
ssssements The second CHANGED ri tor every
iuseFtions IA S4s sas S}Ss8@
viii ~ eharssd " FEE
square foE every insertion
not Will be published enc raonn, q
longer and 20 q sao7
scpso Mill mill WIG paia, " sne
option d. Hi prom sS
viii Y regular advertisers
III DARE ca ESCENT
as for adyeE-
ss4s III stiIv calculates largely. reaching
4as4s VI atEa sas hour and being read
ssSre s hasinass hours articles
III family ~ may b published in It's
colpnnss & ig5sa
I'll INT I'M Ia I'll Ix e XXI q ~ q ~ N n *t3
81 "
Haging circulation throughout Lon
issna Mississippi, Texas and other
states tpresen favorable advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted feg 81 per square each rtiont al
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american CEegb-- First Ward.

All members of the AMERICAN PARTY residing iii the
FIRST WARD between Thala and Felicity Road and
the river and woods) invited to meet at their HAIL.
Over Genuine Exchange Coffee-FiOusc,
Northwest side Of Dryades street, near the Dyades Market
SATURDAY EVENING next 9th inst, at O'Clock, for the
purpose of recognizing the Club in conformity with the
quiremens Executive State Committee and in pursuance
of the resolutions adopted by the American State Convention
held at Baton Rouge the 10th Of June last
Jarncs Beggs, Moses Greenwood
j. B. Walton, D. ". G. Campbell,
Adam Giten, H. NJ. Summers,
p. S. FayssouX, EraSns Wells,
f. 7. Parker s. b. Day,
C. H. Chase, John F. Mcclellan,
j. f. Campbell, John T. PiattsInier,
James H. Iluckns, J. H. Alexander,
William Saomen, VIM. +. Florance
r. X. Howell p. b. Mitchell,
A. MaEuresu, James Ross,
aid others
New Orleans, August 7, 1856.
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THEIR SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
Among the most symptoms of regularty
of the bowels giddines pallor dry spasmodc cough
tenittent appetite agreeable BREATH hardness prou-
herance of the abdomen wasting of the flesh aby, ting
ling Of the ears occasional nausea leader dizziness eyes
nsposionto eyeron and restless lumbers Whenever these
symptoms appear administer WINER'S CANADIAN YER
MIFUGE and in fortyeght honrs relief will be obtained
week radical will be effected and health strength
appetite Will be completely restored
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
,.s 49, j. WRIGHT q CO.,
au4 2pStMoEeTr&1tW q and ISL Charles ST.
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The old line Wings Of Illinois have come out for
Mr. Fillmore and will be represented in the Wing Con
vention in Baltimore We look for d grand rally Of
the conservatives Of the Union on that occasion
the men who, escheHing the sectionalism which
threatens to sabvert the Republic, viii appeal to their
brethren to come to the rescue, and whose
appeal viii not be unheard.
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COp0a.f1aez,ahia2.

The undersigned have this day formed coparnershp in
this city under the style and name Of NORRIS MAULL Co,
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CHAs. G. MAULL,
New Orleans, July lst 1856 EDWARD c. HANCOCK.
na~0n retiring from the above FIRM most cordially recon.
mend my successors Aessrs Charles c. Mnu and Edward
Hancock my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department of the business.
jyl 2ptf A. H. WAY.
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State Convention Of the Wings of New York is
officially called for the 18th Of August, to be held at
Albany It will nominate delegates 10 the Wing Ma.
tional Convention at Baltimore.
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ETHtefeg" Coolers.

ESeMaOCeGE FeesaeOUeCg =.
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
and pnts, constantly hand which equal that
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B IL A ID ES:
sAGERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 1906 other
brands.
WITS Ky:
Of all descripions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the market, which will on as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. IT ROYAL street
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Hon. George Eustis Jr M. q q. from Louisiana,
has placed Us under obi for d copy Of the
Kansas bin EN- " 81
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DIR. saa1sisel Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET. NEW ORLEANsL
Cures CANCERS, SCALDHEAp WAIrEswELLIEG, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description jaS1 2ply
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IDA aE 0RNT UGUST S, 1856.

1easind tie Che summer, desire
Cfecaat haze
Nina ssa9iag md ID
saFsss Camp
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Review or THE MILITIA There was regular
quarterly review Of the citizen soldery of our city
yesterday afternoon. They generally made very.
dne and seemed to be in high state Of
efficiency. %E
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Organization of
"a NM HCHS MCAN 9TH u HIS

Organization of
IA NM HCNS MCA W. OH u ERsS.
EXECUTIVE CONHITTEE OF THE AMERICAN PARTY
New Orleans, August ith 1856. )
In conformity with resolution adopted the last sitting Of
this Committee it becomes my duty that the time
has arrived for thorough organization of the American Party
in the Parish Of Orleans In order carry into effect the pro-
visions Of the resolutions Of the American State Convention
held Baton Rouge the 10th June last and by virtue of the
authority vested in the Executive Committee Of the American
Party invite and request all members of the American
Party throughout the Parish Of Orleans meet in their respect
i've Wards, at their usual places of meeting,
On Saturday Evening, 9th Inst, at O'Clock,
for the purpose of organizing American Clubs for each
Ward of the city and for the election of officers for the said
American Ward Clubs and fix day for their respective regu
laT meetings.
It will be understood that this proceeding conemplates the
entire reorganization of the American Party in the Parish of
Orleans and is intended apply all the Wards of the City
without reerenceto whether any organizations have been al
ready effected in any of the Wards The Executive Com
mee considering that in order TO make the organizations
i've harmonious, they should be made same
time
The Presidents of the respective Clubs will report TO the
dersgned the Of the Officers of the Clubs respectively
and the places and days of regular meetings.
j. 0. NIXON, Chairman
nus 20 State Executive Committee American Party.
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CoAnaEReLAL CALCULATIONS, ARITHMETIC, ALsE.
Bra ETC New classes begin this week in the 1iath-
ematical department Dobears Commercial College,
lo6 Canal street. There special professors for
each branch See advertisement.
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5gitWITH THE SANCTION AND APPROVAL OF THE i
r.. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF IOU IsIANA.]
III Grand Dress SOSs'ee
a WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
Officers Of Howard Lodge No. 10, I. 0. 0, +.
AT THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE CARRoLLToN
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD,
ON Tuesday Evening, August 1ath.
The proceeds thereof 10 be devoted Wids' and Orphans
Fund Of said Lodge
The entire second floor Of tho Hotel has been engaged by the
Committee, n MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, and every
arrangement made to render this the most pleasant SoIREE
given during the months this side the Lake.
Gentlemen desiring Ladies' Invitations requested to send
in their residences the of Managers who
will meet Monday and Friday evenings previous the
soree. y
No Lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board of Managers.
train of cars has been engaged TO the Lake the
City at 2s o'clock A. NJ Wednesday, which hour the
Ball will terminate
Gentlemen's Tickets 50 80 EACH had Of eitheT the
Managers p p Weren,s No. Camp street No Ticket
will be sold at the Lake, money received the door,
Managers. @
Mt. D. vANHORE, DAVID MOORE,
y R. S. KEAGnY, &C. H. sIIOTWELL, =
IA. DESOLA, #JOSEPH WAGNER,
SAMUEL HARDY, NEWTON RICHARDS,
~. l.. MACAULAY, s. @ ri 2E5 Y
*Floor Managers Committee Invitation and Arrange
ments. Mont
M For the accommodation of the company special train
Of cars will leave the Depot Tvo Circle for the Lake 20
and 20 o'clock the evening of the soree. iy2l 2p
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BB There I'LL be another one Of Mr. Iimanns fine
concerts III Tie garden o. the Washington Hotel Of
Lake end Of The Railroad this eve
ming. Those who love to hear good music while en-
joying the cool breezes Of the Lake Will bear this in
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