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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
NOTlCE,

NOTICE.
HAvING purchased th. interest Of A. II. Gage
i J. in the 6rm Of d. +. Humphrey Gage, viii
continue the hat cap and millinery busin~ss at the
old stand. ID. r HUMPHREY.
Keokuk, Aug. ~. 1856.
TNDRSALE.-The House, and me lot and half,
L. situated the corner of 4th and Morgan sss. -
Possession given immediately. For further pArtic-
uiars enquire of the subscriber, 81 U. Bernard
Co ., No. 1877, Main ST, Keokuk, Iowa, or on the
prsmisss. tsagtSam) &c. TRINBLK.
RlANO Stools.
4 supply Of Taylor's Improved Music Stools, Tor
"A sale stthe Gate City Furniture hooms.
fsh13d C.6. ADDOxT.
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"E are making nSx and superior kind Of
w FRUIT CAN. These Cans save much trouble
In putting fruit, and viii do equally we'll for
Tomatoes or other vegetables. The may be
preserved for any number IF years, thereby saving
abe expense Of They are also cheaper
than patent cans. Call and see the m.
CoMsTOCK BROS.
July 34-dlm Poet appy I'm
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X. hickey. LLOYD h. SIMPSON.
hickey r. AIMPaON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
A ND INVESTING AGENTS, Postoffice Building
"A tupstairs) Keokuk, Iowa. All Notarial bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted. Titles ex-
amincd
REFERENCES,
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, Keokak;
A. l.. Deming Co., -
Gen. H. T. Reid,
Ford. DORIAN L Ford, 80
y. W. kilbourne, Esq.,
Messrs. ficklin 4 Lucas,
Messrs. Rankin Miller. Attorneys, /"
We respectfully invite thu Sc desirous of investing
in Real Estate TO examine our lirt, which comprises
some of the most desirable property in Keokuk,
which We oder OH the moot favorable terms.
June n, '56-dAw hickey SIMPSON.
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IlOARDIN0.-All persons in want Of Bbarders,
- or Boarding places, will do we'll 10 call 1T the
Bosrdsrs, ErcAsase, on Main st.. bet. lst and End,
nearly opposite the Lsclcde House.
augI0 II. FOTHERINGHAM.
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COLLECTING AGEnCY.

VlNHE lSrKLLiGxxcE AxD6ExERAL AGsxcy 0vYIcK
established by me, nj the Northwest corner of
Third and johnson streets, up stairs, has been re-
moved to more convenient premises on Man Street,
between lst and Sd, nearly opposite the Lacede
House. II. FOTIIEkINGHAM.
keokuk, Aug ~, '56-dtf
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VIvIfE subscriber has opened Reading Room for
L the ommodation Of Merchants, Professional
men, and al whom II may concern, 1t his ONCE on
Main stroet, between lst and 3D. nearly oppote the
Laclede House. The latest New York. Cincinnati,
Louisville and ST. Louis papers, will tc constant ~
on ale, Il FOTHERINGHAM
keokuk, Aug2latf
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WANTED An D NOTICE.

4 LARGE number of persons will h. at J q
n STEWART 4 co. IS Intelligence sLd Genera
Agency Office, N. " corner Of Third and Johuso
sts., up stairs. every day this week. 10 hire Men
Women. Boys aud Girls in city and country. Call
il you want work. faug5
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4 Ii. persons in want of bosrders or boarding
n places will do we'll to call ~ the parders' Ex
change, Northwest corner I'D and Johnson SITS.
jy3idtf j. u. STEWART co.
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NJ. n. Chamberlain would respectfully inform his
old Friends and Customers that he is still to be
found ~ the old stand ready to them here
tofore 10 the best VI his ability.
keokuk, June Z, '36-dAw
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W00te0 I0m6OI6V6Iy.
1.-TWO HUNDRED LABoKERS, TO whom good
/ wages and CONSTANT employs ent will he given.
Apply J. u. STEWART CO.'S
Intelligence and General Agency Office,
N. W. Corner II Sd and johnson ats.
jy29-dtf Up Stairs.
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WANTED.-A smart. active youth accustomed
w tobusiness and acquainted with tho city.
Apply q the Iateiligsnoc and General Agency
Once, on Main street, opposite the Lanlede House.
augl0 h. FOTHERIN0HAM.
AB0RkkS.-Wantsd Immediately. 800 Laborsss
IL TO work On RAilroads Tho highest wages and
constant employment given.
Apply Of the Intsili0ence and General Agency o.
6ce ON NAia-st, bet. 1st - apostle the LAclsds.
aaglo n. FOTHERIN0HAM.
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JOSEPH RAFEL,
SO CAMP STREET.


SILVERSNITH
Genera Deafer
OW COST
deeegu fashions nRyGsPIN
DANE Prescription
quality W re d n dnms2 5000
a dmntar design
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ITO c,eanb
~ Silver
AM REarv d Tamao wermw
ger and Wmhim ' tPrniunC eennedC
T'Sdu
E-rhs nleadDu aBandedG NnlRIP ennphe
:hnprarN Auguyud
ting and tB a
American
%h Frk ar FL eG hss
~ siren
Asses
~ d der onureu f NnE nadmr fnmea.
IF p m soon
hu purchased cas- lat rhepn FOSSIL value
sda uh4hy aos December
&c da Also the
OF &S shop hdo and other
Liberal atSle Aim
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

sH'ofp D 6s1rs AoSdE
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the honorable The Second District Court
Of New Orleans in The above will proceed sell
and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY the ID OF january 1851,
II O'Clock NJ, the following described property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all -
the Buildings and improvements thereon situated in the NI
suburb Saue First District of this city in the M
bounded BY Bartholomew Meiccrte Magazine and Camp
having Americns 40 feet inches y. lines
bartholomew by Us feet 10 inches in depth, between
parallel lines which said Lot is composed Of the whole Of the
Lot designated by the No s. plan drawn by ouis rineier
Surveyor Generl on the 9th of February 1881 and deposited
in the office Of II. b. renas, Notary, Of this city
Seized in the above
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
JOHN NJ BELL.
deco L ianl Sheriff Of lie Parish Of ORLEANS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
No. lD,I07.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
No. lO,707.
I HEREBY certify. that on tho IIth day of
February St, Judgment entered in this Court il the
suit OF Ms. j. Z. Coade born j. F.. Gautcr her Illus.
band g. A. Coutade in the words and figures following
This bein, submitted and the Court considering
peaIcs and evidence file 1t adjuged and deceed that
there lie Judgment OF separation of property in Of Plain
dTet Dollars with privilege and take possession Of the Furu
belonging her, witt Sofa Arrnoir Sideboard
Chairs Bed and bedding Tables and utensils for cooking
now in the common house and that Def nat Of
.ndsInsn l Kndered I'd, m III February is5G.
Signed: d. AUGUSTIN, Judge.
In testimony Whereof have heeunto my hand ax
ed the seal Of said Court the city of New Orleans this 10Th
February, Lord, thousand eight
hundred y-six and the eirhtieth year OF the indie
dl6 G. LCMINAIS Dy Clerk
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
CiSQ1EME CouR DE DISTRICT
de h Nunrclle- Orleans. No. 1901
Te certific par les prcsentes que lie I5en jour
teyrer, 1866 jugemrnI fit cte dams tinirc
de J. F. Gauie femme j. G. A. Corade marie
j. g. A. Courade CONNIE suit
Ctttc sonme. Ia cOnslean les pni-
dores ct evidence, est dccre,e quill ugement separ-
ton dc ens faveur de pantive Quele u defend
ant Ia >onine de TROS CENTS P1ASTES, privilege ct
Guelle renne possession leublcs ellie apDarenant
savoir: sofa, armoire, buffet chases lit mateas
etc tables les scnSles de cuisine m dams
maaon ct lie defendant les fra dn process
Judgement rendu ce Il fevrier, 1856.
ln-enen sisne ce2l ftyrier 1886.
Signe u. AUGCSTIS iuge.
En- temognge de quot TAI ci-lessous nose signature
de Ia dtc cor dams Nile Orleans lie Ism jour
de eUer en- lnnee de segner mile hut cinIlns
SIX CT In Seeme aimee de Independence DIES Etats Cn
hl63t~"'FfS &. LCMINAIS depue grehier.
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THANKSGIVING LAMATEUN-AS
the duty bow down in humble submission to
the Christening Affections of Almighty God and
praise His holy for The bestowa OF benefits undeserved
likewise it is solemn duty incumbent nation and
pie, 10 observe day Of prayer and thanksgiving.
And now God has bestowed upou this favored land
His richest and choicest bessinince have such
bless and praise His holy name, I, ROBERT
Governor of the State of Louisiana in pursuance
ablished CUSTOM do set and appoint THURSDAY the
18th day Of December be observed throughout as
day Of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer:
quest all the good people OF the State assemble that
their respective places Of Worship to Civ thanks and praise
Almighty God the Giver of all goodness And therefore
issue this proclamation recommending and requesting
Bishops Priests and Ministers OF all cree and denominations
to call the faithful together thar day, a be made
day Of Prayer and Thanksgiving.
Given under hand and the seal OF the State,
r. Rouge, this l+th day Of October year Lord
L. " 1856 and the Sst Of the independence
ed Suites OF America. lSignell
ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE.
By the Governor:
\. DUPLANTIER,
M ID Assistant Secretary Of State.
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y d. A. HENDERSON q CO.. MAGAZINE ST.,
~ NHche offer sale the prices
choice Of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
OF purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selected
IN the country. ial9 ly
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

~ ST. JOHN HOUSE, No. 222 CAMP STREET.
MINI, DEabAN FERANnA, No. il2 Camp s-Thtse Houses
Ih Tor the reception Of
BOhriers The former ho>c acquired reputation the
infringement OF Mr.. St. JOHN which it is hoped will
tanned for the future.
The esOan Neranda hotel for families unequaled. The
size ri the spacious yards md
der the finest house i'll this city the of
families.
aD-enenen occupying Rooms the De ban TeranGa can
take their Meals IA the St. John House without extra Charge
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O1THpOoI,S pAvBsN'r ExCEIs1oR GIN ArTAcH.

L MENr AND TRASHER. This eNceedngly valuable
improvement the Cotton Gin gives longitudinal ocintin
the cotton thereby causing it present
face constantly 10 the and consequently the
ginned is increased to 50 per cent. in given time.
BY the Of this Attachment the giNer has nothing do
feed the Gin. Ncither hand stick brought
QUESTION about the The machinery which ligh.
aud sp-not occupying six cubic iGclesca be attached
any gin in III one honr's time.
Having o'tained the exclusive Agency for the State Of Louis
lana from Dr. George r. Geraldine, the purchaser of the right
for the Of Alabama from Mr.. Joseph Wright, pre-
pared to sell individual county rights for the above
named States
9Any communication add essed will receive prompt
attention.
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GPALDIN(f q ROGERS MUSEUM AND AN
- PHITHEATER, ST. Charles
Seventh Week of the Celebrated
c Il II p e E l. L II I " S T r E 1. S !,
directed by the renowned de!neator,
MA T EEL.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec l5 ard every Evening and After.
Il ring the week.
NEGRO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dancing, Burlesu,e Pieces
and Solos
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME SIGATLY
In addition, Spaldng Roges
MUSEUM OF CURIOS1TIEs
Is open, comprising
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CCRIOSITIESt
Of the Animal, Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms.
In the Museum Saloon.
Mr.. 5. X. G. NF.I.IIS, B4n without Arms
will exhibit his wonderful achievem with his toes pre- vos
the entertainments Of the C4npbes also every hour
during the day.
Z. +. ENNIS. Secr. nr. F 4. JONES, Agent.
- Admission the whole 80 cents, Children during
under Il Of celts
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE FIRM OF J. c. Raglan g. CO. Is THIS
New leans December H. las6.-dls 6t<W
T1HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they associated them
seves together the Notara business. Their Office
- ~ N'''' '''Ss" j. Wo S6b iBkESEnLovE
uNDEK rs To- G9gS
and the pne ensrIy He vii IN connection with hs NJ
city and State, bankrupt estates and the
sce Of Roe5 1nd t. of His
bee him to undertake with confidence the Investigation titles
r55.oace. 80 Camp street. d en-
NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style Of FEARN DoNEGAN Il co,
3s " f; r. tie ana pa RI:
!s liabilities will be protected b. JAMES IT. DONE
November s. 1856. JAMES II. DUNEGAN a.
JAMES II. DoNEGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
in name and for his account Office as heretofore
New Orleans November s, ls55 do I'm
NTOTJCE-MR. JOHN DoLHoNDE BECOMES A PART
"e IN our house from this ds,e ,,r, ,,o,,,
New Orleans. Nov. !, lsf6-n5 49,
NTOTICE-MR. ALEXANDER SMITH, JR, BECOMES
''' w. oD~ ''0'' '' II. NJ. DossoN & Co
MI IL. EDWARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
1FI associated with in the Express and Commission -
sine The business will be conducted under the style and
Of 5. TOBY Jr., IL BROTHER.
nd SIMEON TOBY, Jr.
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY AS
~ ourselves style and frn OFFS TOBY IT.
BRO for the purpose of conducting City Express and Com
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY. tr.,
EDWARD TOBY.
New Orleans, November l, 1sJ6-n3
nISSOLUTION-THE Co-PARTSERSHIP EXIST
~ ing between RODRIGUEZ Il BuWN is This day dissolved
by mutual consent.
H. RODRIGUEZ having purchased the interest of Mr. l..
BOWN, will continue the business his under the
firm Of H. RODRIGUEZ II CO.
New Orleans, November TO- 1855. mis- I'm
DIsSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF RAwIINs DUN.
~ CAN " CO. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and
will be continued for purposes OF liquidation only
SAM. W. RAWLINS,
Jnly !, 1856 L. II. DUNCAN.
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNE HAVE
" formed copartierslip nuder the of DUNCAN 4
LOGAN succeed the late firm of Rawlns Duncan Co..
for The purpose Of transacting COTTON FACTORAGE ANY
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS and are fully author
lied to iquidate the business ther predecessors
L. H. UU Moan.
Julyl 1856. GEO VIM. LOGAN Jr.
pleasure in rendering sincere thanks patrons OF
late firm Of RRwlns Duncan It Co., and
call the their successors,
Logan and to solicit for them continuation Of favors
jyl tim sam. W. RAWLINS.
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MILLINERY.

IA MIME. ROBERT, NO. Il CHARITIES f71T7
hi street. MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING 0alll |
XII IN THE Attest PARIS STYLE, Keeps con-IIlJtlN
IN sany on hand assortment ofnew style cloaks VIZ VIZ
nantillas shaws
E Ladies informed that the services of skillfu
from PAri, have been secured. dis GIN
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yATRISKY-sOO bbls and hnf bhS Old Mnnongaheln for
w sale by JOSEPH LAMPS CO.
dis g TchoupioUas street,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

ng- The Splendid Pleycl Plano, of the UNI
versa Exhibition of 1865 ut Paris, will he positively in
Lottery, on the 4'ho Hnlnry next few Chances
be taken hose who Fave not paid for chances
requested to do before the day appointed Daing
otherwise their numbers will lie disposed Of The plan tie
Lottery may be the Primo Store Of iAuDIN, lO1
Roy street. dit 3p4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

EAIi. LOCKWOOD. WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner of medicine for
the future will attend principally practice
this method Of Informing the public that with rpara
le!ed diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Heart
Kidneys, Bladder Chronic Darrhea in word all CHRONIC
plants; and Rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Fleur hns Anneroea and that class Of diseases
termed Fenereal, primary and secondary
All who suffering would do we'll to give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive nta and speedy
oblgne myself all persons who have Rheumatism
Pains in the Limbs make charge for my Ny
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office This
Of recent discoveries in Matera Nec and is
taken with perfect safety; it being vegetable compound.
In Of the many hubu advertisements
newspapers with reluctance give pubEG.
Address call on Mt DAVIDSON'S ROW, -l4S CARON-
DELFT street, between Poydras and HeviA streets
Office up stairs. Hours from 6 A. ~ .o9P.M.
SIS j, f. LOCKWOOD NJ n
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9Ss VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
* The subscriber has Just arrived with likely lot of NE
n GROES, consisting Of Men and Wernen-Fed Hands,
Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironers and House Ser
which he will sell reasonable cash
city a:ccpances VIII continue receive lots OF Negroes u
ring the E"E.-
iagan Old Stand, Of Esplarade and MORGAN
OIL d&WSn* JOHN B. SMITH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GT. CHARLES TIIEATER-sT CHARLES ST.
Mr.. - DEBAR Lessee and Manager.
NJ. n t,'ti; Acne Manager.
Mr., q. Il. CIEsl.Ef ...................T Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette rs cents
SECOND Circle
70 cents.
Guadroon Box tickets rs
Private Boxes, each. SC %
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ECON MEN ATIOSS

REcoAMESpAr1oSs.
cnn hSTs Ss isnar the o f wh DR. W
gin.s'and of Capt John B. hewitt and think that
aoss5 Y cs:'Sn5 5S
low much We I'D no, ke ,ne see Ra win
En- 90 per een, mere with the Aachen thu" without in
NacEez, Miss Angus, 80 1866.
present at the tri9l ofW 4 Pn5oi's ,'nsanent
improve tl's sapIS Of The gin
Nnchez Miss, August 3d. 1856.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 25, 1856
We haze yet this da sSamGd aPs G@ttoG ne4 Win and
and have hesitation in saying that the sample from
% r S1s sSs To9 least ' sa
S i / #s$aRS$ ! e. Cotton Broker;
W T,456tH ) ST T1ARE HUTCHINSON,
5 %s!GHr t hbI;fS : ' Cotton Broker
$hSH? 4 At EzHH!1S B;SE:2, &c.,
Join Htt 3 iiu FEssG Gotten Broker.
TIT H9 nptS1es @ s Sa e s sP ss
PG n leaving s|e' W I'll ES sa d e s 0'' per
g. Pm F ESN 1Hs na SSw or
son2 Steam Engines "s vss"S f Pans s
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin and Horse Power Drain,
Fronts Buildings caring, Iron columns and
Machinery required for The Son uth Crate Bars etc, and all
We have been duly anlhori" il.
fei2 dEWlT .AGASSE FURNACE.
~M- LEEDS Il CO.
. sale by choice Ribbed Sides and Shoulders fc4,
d2 VOORHEES,, GRIGGS& CO..
-7--~-------- l5fchoupitenlss ssCaof
tluctioT 4R-VENEG AR-THERE W.T.
this la!e iu the price Of Vinegar ~ m A RE-
do In r, y; +. BAILEY 1 0
81 ----- corner Canal and Irene streetsa
" iRMAN CItSAEsS-5o0 NJ German Ci,,9r- IT,. =
&c hSeu OF superior Yaty and wokmal.shp IN stot ' IA
Il sale by hARSFENUIEE 4 az Ia e'o's and
III ana lQ3 TchourIor}as s4rsa4
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FOR SALE.

SR FOR SALE TO CLOSE CONCERN
ER#S>-The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE ABB regis
SAAaH9xer, built al Portsmouth, N. H.. and large carrier
coppereh and copper fastened and well found
gng Parties wishing purchase SIZE
lies Pelican Dry Dock. For apply the captain
board,
my23 GEO W. HYESON CO., 80 Camp street.
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-THA
" we'll known Plantation owned and occupied Mrs. j.
Wilson, situated Bayou DeSeard, the parish Of Ouachta
and four iles from Monroe with beautiful road
containing between nine hundred and
CT land, with abOn $50 high cultivation
balance nbered land. The place we'll suited Of
about thirty hands. The improvements of the very best
quality including Frame Gin House quarters for
sixty negroes good Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
Finished Dwelling, with all necessary outcusts altogether
we'll improved. This tract Of land will be sold very
reasonable for reasonably prompt payments Possession
to given the LIST January the
gathered is intended plant large and what
ever be- the purchaser of this property have,
fodder. potatoes, ETC., the lowest price.
For further information this subject apply the prer
ala d&Wtf PITCHER. GOODRICH 4 co.
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or. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENvIII,E.

ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREEN WILLIE,
~ CARRoLLToN, in the Parish OF Jefferson This Insti
tuition, after vacation of fortnight, will be recpened
Monday next the Isl of September.
Mime MACE begs avail herself of the occasion Of making
this tender her thanks those families WHO
have honored her with their confidence her
them and the public seeay, that she vii: increasingly
continue TO devote herself the advancement and comfort Of
pupils afford them tathtua we'll grounded instruction,
cultivate in them gentle aud accomplished
ince them elevated tone of heart mind will
has heretofore BEEN her aud edenvor,
and she confidently hopes from her past experience with full
certainty of SUCCESS .' . A. "a. a
The of instruction pursued at the ST. Charles Institute
comprises everything complete education in both
French and English.
The English Department is under the direction
of the highest and ladies' the North
who reside in the establishment.
Nine and Mace preside the French sudie and they
refer the attained by American pupils whom
have taught the language for proof Of the excellence of their
system and their attention their duties addition
intercourse with pupils of French origin, of whom
s1ute has majority, the other young ladies all enjoy the
and OF studied conversation with their teachers
The greatest is also given accomplishments. MUSES. or
in particular is object Of the velies soiicituie -
and coafdtd the best known
Further particulars given in Prospectuses, which be
procured Mt the establishment. sen
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L'bFs Satellite STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory, Of St. john and Julia streets, uprising
Steam Engine and Boiler upright Saw Circular
Benches and sundy other machines for the manufacture Of
SASH Blinds, etc,
The whole will be sold in block very favorable
good purchaser.
Apply to JULES A. BLANC, a1a
seN 3In on the rrelises-
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rfffN NEW NIELENERY-MRS. NORTON, No. lGl
EpPoydas street informs The Ladies' that she us inst OPEN
-S ed rich assortment Of MI kinds Of STRAW VELVET
FLUSH, SILK md SATIN BoNNETS of the styles
Also select choice Of fine French Flowers Ribbons Fenth
llea'Uessts, Also, variety Of tiidens aud
Misses II ATS md BoNNETS Ladies viii find their
vantage to ra and eEalr her goods before purchasing
where as She certain her prices much lower than many
other establishments in the city Country promptly at
tended Old toHnets cleaned aud give tisinc
ton 3n
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