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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

ELECTION OF TEACHERS, SECOND DIsTR1CT-The
following selection of teachers for the Second District
schools was made last evening:
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Dogs Hiqh SehooF-PrincipaI Mr. Iamuonere; First AS
sistant A. V. Romain Second Assistant b. Dnrel
Gis High SchooPrncpal Miss Perry; First Assistant
Miss L. Pichot Second Assistants Mrs Carey and Mrs Com
muny.
BOYS SCHOOLS.
ST. Philip Street scAool-Prncipal Mr. Woodson First AS
s,nt Mr. Massel Second Assistants First Class Mrs NaSent
D. Fernandez Second Assistants Second Glass; MISS Arm
strong and Mrs Fernandez.
Bienre Street SchoolPrincipal Mr. Duchron First AS
an Mr. Desbordes Second Assistants, First Class Misses
Queyron and Leer1neer Second Assistants second NhSs
| Misses Bounos aud Meuuier.
Claiborne Street SchooL-Frincpa Mr. Dc Ia Breton First
Assistant Mr. Kelly Second Assistants, Second Glass Misses
Delery and Wood Second Assistants Second Glass Misses
Viavan, and Van Dyke
Basin Street sctoo-princpa, Mr.. Pesroux First Assist
ant Miss s Cooper Second Assistants, First Glass; Miss Wat
kns and Mrs. Hubert.
Bayou Bris scloo,-First Assistant Mrs. Andry; secon,
| Assistant, Mrs. F. White
J. Girls SCHOOLS.
Hospa, Street SctooEPrncpal, Miss NJ D. Cooper FRS
Assistant Miss Chopard Second Assistants First Class Mtsse
Desorges and Whtby Second Asssant Second Glass; Mise
seabels, Maxcnt, Piard and Mrs Turgeau
st. Ann Street Scloo-Prncipal Mrs. sorapurn First Asss
tant Miss Chevae Second Assistants, First Glass, Misses
White and Burr Second Assistants Second Glass, Misses Beo
and 0emichen. .,
Rampant s,te. sch6ol-Prncipal Mrs. Biancq First Asss
ant Mrs Stockton Second Assistants First Class Misses Rou
seln and Jourdan.
Bayou Roud sehool-Prncpal, Mrs. St Aman; First Al
ant Miss Icard Second Assistants First Glass; Misses Viz
neaud and Lewis
Robertson Street scaool-Prncipal Mrs Dubois FIRST Al
ssan Miss Nacyn Second Assistants First Glass; Misses be
and Mccarthy Second Assistants Second Glass; Miss
Fargo and 0. White
The Superintendent Withdrew his resignation-h
salary having been liked again at the rate from Whc
| il was raducpd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

5sERANApE w e were last night seranaded in q
most delightful manner By that highly respectable
society the Portuguese Benevolent Association, for
which they win please accept our thanks The three
hearty cheers which they gave Us before retiring was
manifestation Of their friendship truly gratifying,
and We trust that an opportunity may occur which
viii place II il onr power to prove that we tecipro-
fate ti,fif, faeIirrs of alljtv.4 tssf&5s EEL y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

yPoRTuGuR RAssoeIArIoN.The members Of this
charitable society met last night and selected their
oaicers5 as follows President, John Davis ]; Vice
Presidents u. R. Massero and Antonio Luiz 3Trea-
surer, francisco Luz Secretary, J. z. A AArantes;
physician. Dr.s ovaleski. They contemplate hold
ing an annual celebration on Sunday next
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
saGst02I sWyg0tS $ Co.,
formerly Burnett L Bostwtck)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLEIsS,

.E5 G4fIGP STREET.,
Will issue the first day of january next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY" embracing the of all citizens
statistics regard public institutions, and also Planters
Directory containing of tile prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
competent and experienced persons have been for
the last six constantly engaged upon this part of the
work will be compiled at expense sufficient to defray
the whole cost publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should addressed W. Fl. RA1NEY
Box NJ 223 or left 10 Cnun street. ie2 2p3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
I0taL {gNtft[iatnte.

DRowNED.-An inquest was held yesterday on the
body jeremiah Lane found in the river opposite the Mars
Market First District He about 40 years Of age and was
drowned in the act Of passing from levee to boat his
accidentally slipping and precpiutng him into The river
Another inquest held the body Of an unknown white
found drowned in the river below the Powder Magazne
at Algers. s3& 4alis -t Y .-.-~. 5.HFl
PROBABLE SUIClDE.-Francsco Agaado, barkeeper
Of the California House, Mt the Of Poydas and New
Ievee streets found in bed yesterday morning. aboFng
under severe wound which supposed to have
inflicted with his hands, for the purpose Of killing
himself He taken to the residence relative, Cont
street. where he now lies in very critical condition
J RIVER RoBBERY-The towhoat Star, while lying
the Third District wharf night before last boarded by
unknown persons and robbed Of two trunks
containing wearing apparel have been made though
have been issued for having certain suspicious quarters
examined II is r, g.a=,
RECORDER STITH's CouRT--kate Hastings, Kate |
Brumme alias Boston Kate and Della Swift, alias Bridget
Fury we're all arraigned before Recorder s yesterday and
fined $40 ncorrgibe One Elizabeth Could
ing fined the amount for being Of like character and
using obscene language in the streets y Ses55
Thomas Compare oprison to await examination
sO nst tho charge Of having knocked George Felz
with chair with the intent to kill One Thomas Comfort
held for examination at the same time OH the charge OF av
ing assaulted and threatened Willum Irwin
Mary Comeor requedto give bail forh appearance,
the M proNno to the charge Of having assaulted
beat kicked Bridget oConnor residing at the of
Thaia and Annuncaton streets. ~
Margaret required give bonds keen the
for months and restrain her propensity forthowing bricks
into the house of Merry Ann Salisbury the of Felicity
Road and Liberty street. zIt s5sg t..s
charge of LARCENY preferred against Georgiana Moyan
aims Georans O,shaughnessy was dismissed John Cor
bett of $3.50 for having kicked her and forced
| her to shameful flight down pair of stairs
Antonio yneogleky alias Yrcugnony, better KNOWN per-
hone s o o Tho New 3asn Exchange gave bail
/. ~, ia al nrox m TIE charge of having knocked
down Matthew Martini of Julia street, and afterwards struck
hin, ,cross The hack with n cub 7lzls .J 81,
jacob Hack and Mrs Hack residing Of Erao
and Liberty we're both held for
for pushing Mrs Catherine Cox pile Of wood and the
former following the assault and striking her in the
| mouth IA lGY E.ee .
Charley Mike and Fred Foraer held for examination
m the charge being vagrans prng from the eEee
The former having about twenty rice, supposed be
! sto1an 27 fIEE
| DID, :, , r,o, T,ro,1, yu;lenn- 1yos
h'heorph" u 'n ~ SSf., 80 a.,
I eXalnined before hecoroei t"o'e se9'' w '. @ -,
FIRST District court iof tfia', vi ue s " n,, .,
watch and some articles OF clothing from jean oe'
'i ,e sh, Ts1o; h f woman f color were held
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

BURL1NGAME ON Percy WALKER. From a dis.
patch in the New York Daily Times, dated Washing
ton, Aug. 81, we extract the following:
There was tremendous WRATH loud and deep, among
the Southern members to-day against Mr.. Burlngame
Philadelphia on Tuesday night. Threats Of cutting
out his tongue were frequent, and duel is expected
Mr. Bnrlingame's offensive words as reported doubt
less inaccurately- Your Percy Walkers, like
mean hounds and dogs desert you after all you have
done for themH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

The Civil Appropriation bill contains an appropria
tion of 100000 for the continuation of the Custom
hnusn in this city. -. - n NM - \ - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
A pEBFuMEp BREATH.-What lady or gentleman

A PERFuMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under of dsagreeable breath, when
by using the " Balm OF Thousand Flowers as aue'rnGe
ond not only render leave the teeth white as ala
basterf Many persons know their breath is bad and the
subject so their friends will menont -Four
single drop Of the Balm" your tooth brush and WASH he
teeth night morning. A fifty cent bottle will asta year.
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Fowes 1t will remove tan pnpes
and freces from skim leaving it of soft and roseae nue.
Wen towel pour three drops, and wahhe
and morning.
s1r;no ,Tae Easu-Wet your shaving brush in either
or cold water pour three drops Of Balm OF Ihou
sand Flowers beard well and it will make beautiful
softater much facilitating the operation OF shaving frce
only so Fetridge Co., propretors or sale by D.
| Wright & Co., O. 0. Woodman, and all druggists
| feI5 d&Meod6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

Rg-By virtue of the powers Vith Whtcn
was b t sunreme Government of the Republic of Nj
caagua as pe deposited and recorded the office oil
W. Christy ESQ., Notary Public, have constituted and ap
pointed Messrs MASON PITCHER and SHADRACk f.
SLATER the agents of the said Republic for the purpose
Of eecnc loan and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same.
They are fully accredited that effect and have aope author
iy hereafter to assume obligations and contract for Nicaragua
ivol On D. DE GoICoURIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

LATER FROM HAYrI.-By the arrival of the Gen
eral Veazie, at Boston, we have Hayten papers to
the I'd of August The Moniteur Haitien is mostly
taken up with descriptions Of the fetes of ST. Mary
Magdalen, and of her Majesty the Empress, which
seem to have been celebrated with all the pomp and
circumstance familiar to the Haytien Court.
The Emperor has promulgated decree, meditated
for some time past providing that in Of his de-
cease her Majesty Anne Justine Leyegne (Adelina)
shall assume the title of Empress of Hayti She is to
have an annual allowance Of five thousand dollars
he Hayten dollar is equivalent to about six cents Of
our currency will be entitled to the same honors
military civil and religious that she now enjoys, and
for the further protection of her honor and dignity
will be allowed special body guard and private
mansion the cost Of which will be betrayed from the
national revenues.
By another decree the pay of Senators is RAISED
from two hundred dollars per month to three hundred
dollars.
His Imperial Highness, Prince Etienne Soulouqut
de Jean Joseph nephew of the Emperor, died at Por
au Prince on the 22d of july His obseques wer
| celebrated with due solemnity.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

A late number of the St. Louis (Mo) Intelligencer
after informing its readers that the steamer Michigan
had run into the woods and knocked down one OF her
chimneys, says, .She will be up to-day, running on
one chimnevu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

Sa5sH We have been favorad by the foreman Of CO.
lulnbia Fire Company No. with invitation % join
with them in celebration Of their an
which takes piece On the 7th proximo; on
which occasion they design going on an excursion to-
Lake Rorgne. If ON duties viii allow, we will GER
iainly be on hand at any rate are much obliged
I'd this gallant company for their polite invitation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

j. ii Conway, from Georgia, was drowned while
bathing AZ Long Branch, on the 2lst instant His
body was recovered. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
lsia 0tlsalIs alIg Orfsfellt, |,
NJ s.4saa X ,g4r H. srII1AN n. ADAM,
JsY NIs5N II DAMS.


Terms IS: ay 5SSS w
as VIII he regularly served 70 ~ me
uty iii Al early hour every morning Nj
8 81 ysae, III adyance; Ind auarsrl5 q the
same rates 20 cents week. 70 ths carriers.
@Savewtksslmef per II ai ea5s
sfs faFasery subs ssrsioT, w. GEMS
advertisements on second arc si
inseltisn. VEG lift .6 Z, .
syestissneits paSlsaea at int WIN p per
NJ Z square for every insest NJ
Advertisement iiot M pphshea ons month"; g
longer aud charged ia OF sao-
ecripson VII bo are PAID a. sae
5i pusioa of The prop M SS
~ made to regular advertisers
81 srFfl3 BAIL YgCIITasCENT
which renders 1t desirable medium for adyers
gsasrs Ks FAastSs ercnatea largely reaching
,saay hanareda heies eals hour and being reaa
before lie sppgoae business hoars articles
fos finally uss may be published n ~
g5f relumus 8 S q @aSs } sg4g 43 = VA
IN EEE wv ID u TX i. .Hs q Tss y s q EsNT
gpublishta every Monday morning NJ s ysRr IN
advance Having IN throughout ou
ssiaa Mississippi Texas ana othei
states il Favorable mode 70 Of making
4as wares and cornFlodltes known Advertisements in
. sertsd for 81 per saasse each iassftien.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
Wlyfe1s COOEerS.

splendid article all Sizes for sale at reduced prices For
economy and the enjoyment of cool drink Of that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather. these articles
riyaled for cheapness and durability. For sale by
F. ROBERTS,
je30 2p2m 20 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

Removed ! Removed =!
EcRDE MO-, is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pns constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. -4- a
BR A " Id e Ss
sAzERAC Of the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and other
brands.
HISkY
Of all descrptions--Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
:. Also.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and Ii.
oUoRS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other hsuse in the CITY,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2pf ~. No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
LETTER FROM HANDsBoRo'-

s HANDsBoRo', August 10, 1856
I Editors Crescent: A friend has placed in, my
hands copy of your weekly paper of the 4th inst,
in which is published, under the head of Home
Correspondence and over the signature of 9 Phi
lander an article giving an account of bis visit to
Mississippi City and Handsboro'. AS your cores
pondent was manifestly led into error in some OF his
statements, beg to request that you publish this
communication, not only as correction OF some OF
Philanders " errors, but as containing some addl-
tional news from this onehorse" " town, that may
be interesting to of your readers, and assist III
extending the circulation of your valuable paper
Philander y says Bayou Bernard is here spanned
by fine d1awbridge, I" erected at public expense"
This is very great error. The bridge referred to
was built at the expense of private individual of
our town, and is regular tollbridge. Its architect
was N. S. Day, ESQ.,, of this place. assisted by David
Jones, and would be creditable to attwohorse
town. Your correspondent further says there is a
new foundry in progress here for building locomo-
tive engines, which is another error. The propre-
tors of the foundry referred to- have no pretensons
at present to build locomotives. They are building
small engines for the use of planters. 1t is quite
likely, however that when the New Orleans and Mo
bile Railroad, for which this place and New Orleans
lave Decu SO IL Hut Shiuued' SoeS law
operation that our foundres here will be prepared to
build locomotives calculate this will then be q
q four-horse' town. ~
Your correspondent negects to notice several other
public establishments here. We have Methodist
Baptist and Presbyterian churches in full and regular
operation, and Catholic church in progress in the
Edgeofftown. But what is more surprising to my
mind than anything else, that g Philander" takes
no notice whatever of our printingoffce, where ;
regular weekly is published, "The Reformer," ant
what is more a warm advocate of the American doc
trine, viz: !" That Americans shall rule America.
This paper is we'll patronized and supported, whicl
is good sign for the cause it advocates, and is eV
dence that if our doctrine prevails, WILL in fey
more years, be an "eighthorse" town.
| Your correspondent further neglects noticing ou
institutions of learning-of which there are several
both male and female, and prominent among whicl
is the Handsboro' High School, taught and conducte
by the Rev. G. Fl. Bell and which / contend is intt
ror to no other institution of the kind in the South
and if I be not very much mistaken will turn out
goodly number Of well trained and well educate
;t Young Americans who will adopt the Monro
Democratic doctrine, that there is to be no fnrthe
interference on the part of European governments i
the affairs of this Continent OR by their people in til
administration Of our Government.
Hoping that you will allow me place in yor
columns,
remain your obedient servant, Il. F. F.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

The following is the copy of an inscription on a
tombstone in the churchyarda at Wrexham Z" Richard
Kenrick Wis buried August 29th 1858, by the desire
Of his wife, Margaret Kenrlek'i : ll--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
Boots, Shoes and HrOgans.

AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in storea general assort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
R9- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
,RUssET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS at the lowest market
FROST & CO.,
Iyls 2pAw 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

a5 The following private dispatch was placed in
our hands last evening. There no doubt as 70 its
authenticity s,
CINclsNATI, Aug. %. The illmore demonstration
Yesterday evening was Tie grandest affair in poll
tiicaI way. ever witnessed here The procession was
over a mile long. Eloquent speeches were delivered
ana unbonnded enthusiasm manifested,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
n- For the benefit of the Invalid portion

nsY- For the benefit of the invalid portion
of our community we extract following from the Almanac
of Dr. G. NJ. Jackson proprietor of HOOFLANp'S GER
MAN BITTERS hoping it may induce trial OF them:
j. G. NILES says:
SHEFFIELD, ILL.,, March 10, 1855.
i eSpect to great quantities of your Biers this year
MANY of my speak very highly Of its good qualities
having proved excellent Fever and Atle pre-
venatye great purifier of the blood and the very best thing
on record to mid digestion and create good natural appetite
In short is of the best medicines known
for family being safe and pleasant for any one TO take
c. l.. D. CROCkWEiL says:
AEAAosA, Iowa, May !, 1854,
The Bters uhouned satisfaction all that have used
them, and do recommend them to all that are
afflicted They cured many of Dyspepsia some OF
them where hundreds of dollars have been spent for remedies
which afforded relief and considered incrable until
they used Bitcrs. See advertisement au6 lmdW&A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

je303m 98 Magazine street.
rAS-GAS--GAS-H. GUILD, No. GA ST. CHARLES
VI street, between Grod and Julia tentrance shop st.
Mary stree keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES OF the latest patterns and also j. W, How
improved Gas Regulator which the
Is cent of Brass Work
description made to order Globe Valve Cocks of all Sizes
double and single flame and Stops of patterns speer
solder constantly on hand.
RAl orders entrusted my will be promptly
ted in workmanlike manner low for cash. my5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
sHHnESCR.

j. p TODD, of the late firm of Todd & Co., and TODD Il
GANDOLFI fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late Todd Il Co., the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
r iva 2plm WIN. Fl. FISK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST Il CO.,
tyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

ELECTION OF TEACHERS, SECOND DIsTR1cT'-The
following selection of teachers the Second District
schools was made last evening:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

y. GR"s Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR All LAW,
BATON ROU G e, l. A.,
Practices his Profession in Branches in the Parishes Of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans octl6 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Publico


tEyery should have box in the house handy in case
of accidents the children" Reddngs Russia Salve is
Boston remedy Of thirty gears standing and is recommended
hy physcnns and speedy for burns, piles,
bos corn feons chbain and old sores OF every Kind Tor
fever sores ulcers ch scald head nee rash buons
nipples by nuses) witlow sties Testers flea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rheum sore and
cracked lips nose, warts and flesh Wounds is most VAL
uabe remedy and which be testified TO by thousands
who used in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In instance will this save do injury or in
terfere with physican's prescriptions 1t is made from the
materials from recipe brought from
growing couny-nd the proprietos have letters from
all classes cergymen captains and 9TH
ers used themselves and recommend it to others.
Reddngs Save large tin boxes stamped onthe
cover picture of horse and disabled soldier, "ich
picture is engraved the wrapper Price 5 cents
| box Redding l. Co. For sale by j. Wright Co., o. ..
| WoodInan and all druggists feI4 eouonS"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
w. a. WTEELER, e L FOHSTALIa

TOR THE SUNINIFsR-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND
families be accommodated during the sum
ner months with good board and airy and comfortable apart
nlens terms by making early application a the
corner Of Rnronne and Canal streets, iy9 3n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

RECORDER SoLoNoN's CouET.-A woman named
Catherine nraiged before this court yesterday and held
for further examination suspicion of having stolen $50 worth
of eelry from A. Fougrat Also L. Mathew, accused of
stealing cow-bel John Brown for threatening the lite OF o.
Ka,ner; and Michael Rouggan, for beating his wife
Daniel Rilman fined $40 for contempt Of court in ex-
pressing himself freely while undergoing an examination Oh
the charge Of having abused Charles Paris and wife,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29

TsHE BAGASSE FURNACE - LETTERS PA
tent for the United States granted to SAM FL H. GIL
MAN of No 81 Nntchez street. New Orleans under the date
Of December for furnace for burning Wood and Bngase
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fnly
proved in taking of SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA-
son.
1s 1t works entirely by natural daugh and without the aid
Of Blower.
Cd 1t bars other irons iii the interior.
1t requires stoppage Of the mill to have its ashes
cleaned out
The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
In the furnace.
9th 1t burns all the Bagase and makes steam enough 10
the mill engine, battery, and pumping engine.
This the only furnace that has taken off in Louisiana
| in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes preenson to burn Bagae Alone and
does resemble other furnace in single feature of it's
form, in the principles upon which II works. in tile resuits
which prodneesi neither does it approach the rights Of any
other party. Reports circulated to the contrary 'mera
tricks of trade' known to be false by those who make
and calculated only to deceive the pnc and palm OIL
stand upon their merits. No will be
allowed ose make Furnace without authority
from and all having such authority will be fully
| guaranteed in its undisurbed and possession.
by Patent Furnace applicable TO train OF Kettles as to
boers and prepared contract apply it TO burn
ing the Bagase TO boil juice in the train of Kettles
| under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser:
treatise the whole subject in pamphlet tom with draw.
ings, etc. be had Of the subscriber by mail otherwise
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| ta28 d&W6m 81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
Thirty-Fourth Congress--First Session

Washington, August 81, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-29
IT GARICI, SUCCESSOR TO II. D. HEWITTD NO.
Io SO Camp street, New Orleans.
THE EMPORIUM OF MUSIC.


DR1VATE BOARDING-MRs. FoGLE, NO. 30
Tchouptoulas prepared accommodate taInaeS
or single gentlemen with pleasant Furnished Apartments and
board on reasonable She will take gentlemen as Day
oarders Of S2 per month $50 with Lodging
jy3D 3n