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.HB1-, flames Scott,

Formerly 6l Caronelet has removed his Office TO
No. ri Bourbon street,
Canal and ruohOuse Streets where lie mag be con-
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES.
STRUCTURES of UrehrH Dropy, Asritis and Annsarca
Syphilis in all It's radically cured IN short time
and without the usual Inconvenience to the patient Dyspepsia
attn
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n55-We are indebted to the officers ofEthe fine
steamer Fails City, Capt. II. W. Smith, for late st.
Ta1l1is r1ar,ers Il
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TV'retphoiseg Papers

S Z \ Il I Q n z r 5 H Y L L !,
81 Camp street and Bank Alley.
Just received fine stock and good assortment Of WRAP
PING PAPERS made Of Straw and Manila Of all the differ
sizes and qualities. Also large stock Of TEA aud SHOE
PAPERS. For sale low by
D. FELT & STETS0N,
OILS 2p3t Staoners' HAIL 81 Camp st.
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Reno UNE.
12A CANAL STREET G&i.
j. D. CAMERON g. 60.
Beg leave and the public generally,
that they their stock of Carpcng Floor Oh!
Cloths etc. from &c Cartres and p CnsotuhouSe Streets TO
spacious store, No. IA CANAL STREET, TouIa
Buildings.
We are now receiving varied assortment Of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARpBTIN[},
Of entirely patterns and designs
Al Of
THREE Fly and VENETIAN CARIETING;
BtIHt.S, pEuHGETS and RUGS,
cur ,,9,ll variety Of patterns Hud qualities:
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool ID MASK, irtc from .he Dcs! mann
factories Il France and England
WINDOW SIA De- Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
If Table f'orcrs;
FLOOR OH. CLOTH, to y feet wide by 100 feet long
WI tch 70 ANY size or hall.
.lt oi wiri. will el ut The lowest market prices
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
oi3 3pti l2i Canal 5tte7tt fonIo EuIdInsS'
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g LET THE UNION SLIDE Let the Union slide"
says Banks. 'tAmen, say the Southern Disunioniss.
"No more compromise says Seward. Amen say
the Disunionists of the South. Let the Union he
perpetual, say the people, and to the last sentiment
say We know it to be fact that, in 1851,
the men who made most noise about Northern ag-
gressons upon the rights of the South men who
did not own slave, while their neiglhors who owned
hundreds were content to abide by the legislation of
1850. So it is now, if any one will take tie trouble
to investigate the matter. Men who do not now, nor
probably ever will, slave, rampant for dis
union, while Dr. Duncan OF Mississippi, who We learn
owns some thousands, is anxious to trust Willard Fill
more. Let the Buchananite leaders cease to insult
| the people. The Union shall not slide.
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Rally HegEEy! R0ggy

JUNIOR FILLMORE CLUB. 4
The members Of this Club requested at their Hall
Dayidson's Row, Carondelet street. SATURDAY EVEN
ING October 49, O'clock By order of the President:
o17 2pst@ #a ]. R. NJ, Secfy.
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT.
pENNsYLvAN1A, OHIO. INDIANA

ID ns-RMH HzEH1Gyn,HaBrE 81 4
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New York Golden Syrup.
In barrels half barrels and kegs.
CONVERSE & Co,
corner Canal and New Levee streets
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To FEee Planters
AND TO ALLWIiO ARE INTERESTED IN PRF.SEE> 1S''
LIFE LIMBS AND HEARTH OF THOSE CON
NECTED WITH THEM IN Any WAY.
DATLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is warranted
worst Bus Srais, relieving the agony OF
sufferer IN the very short space of MINUTES, l. also
cures the most invc1crate cases Piles Ni Swe!inEs,
Bruises Wounds Scrofua ErGpOns q ti.e Shir broken
rcehs and Sore NNpip and eycryt arising from i"IC"
nations sily that experiences this be'''@" o.re
will never he wi,hGr
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale ana retail, ~
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
y ,l,s' l5l Chartres street,
ol3 nDe,NoW.rrEl.IV General CTS for South and West
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.z5 THE oDoNoGH ESTATE Yeriy we believe good
share Of this great estate will be absorbed by
commissioners charges lawyers, costs of court, etc
We learn that Messls. Mayer Howard, the two com
msioners the part Of the city Of Baltimore, have
obtained q Judgment against the estate and the two
Cities New Orleans and Baltimore for ten thousand
dollars The city Of New Orleans has appealed from
the decision Of the lower court but the city Of Bati-
more not having appealed, an execution has been is
sued which, it is presumed will be paid by the sale
some Of the real estate, provided there is no cash
on hand. Any one who can inform us how much Of
the Donogh estate will be left in ten years from
this time, shall have our hat.
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See1aGa'Ses-~- Groceries.

Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugar.
It's packages Northern. CONVERSE & co.
corner Canal and New Levee streets.
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PACKET J. M. CoNvERs.-This new and elegant
steamer will leave this evening for st. Louis Cairo
and Intermediate landings Her captain, Mr. Geo. W.
Bowman, is so well and fayorably known to the COM
munty that we have no doubt that those going North
will be anxious to take passage with him.
The u M. Conyers is named after one Of Oldest
/ and most valued citizens. We wish her every sue
II 5r4} tty z 81 al 20 3
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~ The clerk Of the steamer Lone Star has placed
I Us under obligations for Alexandria papers.
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Southern Furniture Ev'nb'cs'ooMS
CHARLES y. STEW ARR,
1t Nos III aud l73 CnnaI street. Nelc OritaH@,
Has Just the aufactory, bena;ii" stock Of
splcuG,G MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDsTEADS III ad-
Gtou o HI hitherto large stock OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
,,,f,r~.. 81 ERYTIIl his line OF business Parties
wishing nyt:ring line, will! find it their advantage to
rive I'm !, saIl beCec puro hn>ilg elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
GA PM Slt}g III and l73 Canal
Persons
I'll ,N5ED THEIR PLACES OK
BUSINESS
RESIDENCES
s!NG& T1:EIE NAMES HAVE! BEEN TAKEN FoE
THE CITY DIRECTORY,
Il roa,o
GIVE NuTIrS 70
W. H. RAlNET,
EoM ", 225
=
| No Il CANT STREET.
30 .r,r 4. MTEATT & co.
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Boots, Shoes and BTOgGus.

AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and In store general asso
ncnt Of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Hss Plantations supplied with prime DlTNl1SG BOOTS,
RUSSET BRCGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST & CO.,
3yl3 27Aw 70 Magazine street
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Teas.
POO packages BLACK TEA, in half chests IS bxs
800 IMPERIAL, YOUNG HYsoN and GUNPoW-
DER-lauding and in store.
CONVERSE 4 co,
Canal and New I.eyee streets.
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i Col.J S. WILL1AMs.-This gentleman says the
Baton Rouge Comet Of the 14th delivered speech at
the Court house that city on Saturday night last In
reference to the Kansas Nebraska act, he proved con-
clasiyely, if there is any meaning in the English Ian
guage that its squatter sovereignty doctrines is a
g Democratic measure, and palpable and gross yo
lation Of the rights Of the Southern States of the
contederacy Insupport of his position Col Williams
produced the best g Democratic testimony.
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rs A telegraphic dispatch to Messrs. Jennings,
Laughland s. Co.. announces the arrival at the bar at
the Southwest Pass of the steamship Philadelphia,
from New York via HAVANA, She was in the ofing
at $40 last evening, and may be expected at her
wharf ut an early hour this morning
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Brandy Peaches and Fresh Strawberries.
lGO cases in glass and tin. CONVERSE Il CO.,
Canal and New Leree streets.
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FF. ESs RfEcERe6E.

WATCHMAESEF, No. CAMP STREET,
Has now hand large assortment of PURE SILFERWARE
which lev that quality is sold PLATED
CASTORS, WATERS, etc.
-ALSO-
Manufactures order Silver CasoTs, Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Tr,lungts etc of arr pattern. OF 2ptf
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II A. Il y G A p y, & t C

HATS, CA rs, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment CT SILK Fur
Cashmere Panama. Ieghern Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, 1.-THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
t7y32DkW 10 Magazine street.
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j ava Coffee.

Java Coffee.
100 bags Old Government Java. "
CONVERSE 4 CO.,
corner Canal and New Leyee streets.
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DR.. KANE.--This gentleman has refused the public
dinner rendered him by the Philadelphia merchants.
He declined on account Of the weak state Of his
health Hewas to leave on the 4th inst. for Europe,
on the steamship Baltic. H. is. *.
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Fresh Salmon.
100 dozen 2 ID cans Dramatically sealed.
CONVERSE x CO..
corner Canal and New Levee streets.
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III sraR . IN FIRST AND FOURTH PAGEs.-ga
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FOR PRESIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMOREs
@ OF NEW YORK..
FOR VICE PREsIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC ORS:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. WILKINSON, Jr.,
PLAeuEA1NEs
sUBsTITUTE
Hon. GEORG Il US IT'S, Jr.
. SECOND DISTRICT; ,.
GLENDY BUR KE,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
H. Nj. S U M M e RS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
Is. c. TRTBOD AUX,
.- o.. OF TERREBoNaE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS GA R Id NJ IL x.
:. FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
FELIcIANA.
SUBSTITUTES: s'.
N. S. E DIV ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
SUBSTITUTE:
ADULPHE ID. co.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER ALEXAN N,
OF TESsAs.
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. CRANE. au26 2ptd
Open /! Open
NORRIS, MTAUTI ss CO.,
Successors TO NORRIS It wAY.,) fs
q M Cd TEL MM MI he HE 50
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City Hotel)
Are receiving large and elegant assortment of fine
fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. LEVEE
and COTTON SUITS, NAPIER COATS
HsrFURNISIIING GOODS in every variety. se27 2p'f
Csocke1'y and Glassware.
The subscribers have complete stock of COMMON AND
CrocIxcry and Glassware.
for country trade which they selling Mt low prices
P. R. FELL e. CO.,
seq 2plm II Camp street, opposite City Hotel
Housekeeping ARTICLES.
and varied assortment, consisting in ro
CtINAWARE WOODENWARE
GLASSWARE BRITASNIAWARE,
| EARTHENWARE BRUSHES, BASKETS,
| SIIVERWARE. LAMPS and LANTERNS,
| FLATEDWhRE KNIVES and FORKS,
JAPANNEDWARE SHOvELS and TONGS
| CAST IRONNAKE, RENDERS and ANDIRONS
| TINWARE, RATTAN CHAIRS, etc
Besides the above, a rich variety of FANCY ARTICLES
| all al very low prices.
HENDERSON & GAINES,
s,2a 2uIm go CnnRl street.
House Furnishing Goods.
The subscribers opening complete assortment o
Housekeeping Articles:
| CHINA. GLASSWARE,
LAMPS CUTLERY Plated on German Silver;
JAPANNED GOODS, PLANISilED and
COMMON TIN WARE,
IRON WARE, WOOD WARE
BASKETS, BROOMS,
BRUSHES, MATS, etc,
comprising every article Of and ornanen1 which they vii
sell at low prices.
Parties about furnishing repien:sn, invited to ca
examine stock
p r. FELL 4 CO.,
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Secondhand Fegs.sa5tegs'e BGWgfst.

The highest Cash Price paid ali descriptions of Second
hand Furniture 2craon leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose of their furniture will find their advantage call on
the undersigned.
Also-Second hand Furniture Sold exchanged and repaired.
T. II. TUURNE,
ou1n % Blronne street.
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3r,1la Mass NEeetfng at AIglers.

The Fillmore rally in Algiers last night was the
greatest demonstration ever witnessed in that town.
The old stamping ground Of the mass meetings was
properly illuminated and provided with PLATFORM
over which waved the stars and stripes. Inc acces
series Of music and fireworks were added to the
attractions Of the occasion. s@; S sss Esay
The lateness Of the hour at which we got back
from Algers precludes the possibility OF our giving
as extended a notice Of the meeting as we ought to-
It was organized as follows h.
pPsH Fedi t. FL
0r nsse Mop aa n9 sn ( ysr
The Algiera Fillmore Club were Oh hand in full
strength with prousion Of banners and Transparent
cies and as the ground was crowded, we believe all
the town must have been there During the meeting
the Fourth Ward American Club of the Second Dis
trict, arrived, having announced their approach by
brilliant display Of fireworks while crossing the rivel
and marching to the meeting. They were received
with the most boisterous enthusiasm.
The speakers were Col. r, AZ Stewart, NJ. A.
Foute Esq., Dr.. Harmon, and Judge Heistand
They acquitted themselves with their usual vigor
+ and were listened to and applauded to the echo
Afterwards, music being in demand, Messrs. Begg;
and Quirk, Of the Glee Club, we're called up. They
gave several campaign songs, in which the crowt
Joined merrily and with a will.
After that, the meeting adjourned and formed into
procession. Algiers was then Illuminated and
aroused after d fashion to which it has not been &C
customed. II was marched all through and all
around and them after most cordial reunion at the
St Charles Saloon, the Oieanans were escorted to the
ferry boat BIZ the lgerines where they parted with
cheers for each other and for Fillmore and the
Union.
& Algiers Sure was q motto on one Of the trans
parencies, meaning that Algiers will surely go fo
Fillmore iii November and from the indications owe
there, we cannot imagine how any thing could posi-
bIy be any snrer.
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l25 cases, half and quarter. CONVERSE & CO,
Canal and New Leyee streets.
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FLORIDA ELECTION. = From correspondence in
the Savannah Georgian (Democratic) we learn that
returns have been received from the following coun
ties, which are favorable to the Americans "
s In Columbia county, Walker, the American candi-
date for Governor has received 40 majority and Ba-
ker, the American candidate for Congress, 10 ma.
jority.
In Nassau county the Americans have receiTed
small majority.
In ST. Johns county, the Democrats have received
about 1877 majority. This county is the Democratic
stronghold.
In Putnam county, small majority for Democratic
candidates for Governor and Member of Congress-
but one American Member of Legislature elected.
From Alachua and Marion countless partial returns
have been received which indicate small Democratic
majority.
When it is considered that all the counties nen-
tiaAed above have been conceded to the Democrats
We cannot but regard it in any other light than as
triumph for the Americans. So far as heard from
the American ticket is ahead
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= ~ ~ -I-1 y 900 -1I-II7 - 81 ~ T-,
Pennsylvania State Election

[BY THE NATIONAL LINR.1 K
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S<scstgEea'B, REHh'1ac9s ttset2 Ib'esfsEss.
The have Just received fn supply OF English,
French and American
SADDTIEGSy
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
1,rili,. v late improvements TAcfr stock of 10th SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EH "a G. sss 81
IS NOT TO BE ECU ALLIED IN THE SOUTH. Also con-
s+au,Iv ON hand complete of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE GATHER
x1a JI1TF<S,
and oil 81 articles their lire, which they invite "io
WING fla III N N $,
Wit, all the late Improvements. ,.r1r 9 70
.soa,.r, 81 ST. Charles
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Piano Fortcs.
BY i, A. LEVY, Jr, Auctoneer,
Office ~ Camp Street.
CATURDAN, 25tEs inst. at III O'Clock a: NJ
. nt the store Camp street, without reserve Will oe
sold x,,.a,
lG Rosewood Piccoo Octave P1ANoSi
All Of the ated manufacture pGpe Paris and in point
of tone and finish excec by those of ANY o'eI manu-
facturer tXtant.
They ready for inspection Dealers artists anu ANA
teurs examine them previous 10 the safe "ch
will be positive and without reserve -.,o =. ,,.
r,r aIrrnro,j n,,ior.ed rntnS |O' OILS
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Gee. W.. Thrift,
COMM SSEO\ NIf.Ei t,tIA\E l.
~. LII Ccn.att,L,.cc Il AIatliI g. / Ia.

r.yf Ear attention laG Ne sale of Ill kinds e. WEST
EKN FRJ N-.t', sa l.e.- WHISKY, Pork, Lard, "'i'
Of ALI k:1t1>, Hwy. etc, etc
Rrsras 71-N,ssr> roTTEoY MARSHALL '9"!F x l.
rick yr,Kl Ms 4 ro Mobile M.ssr e. W NEWi''H X
,'u 5.aKHor HNurlIsEp Co, EEHDEr~oS a II 81! Ne"
"a .,,r oS @pE
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Talk on 'Chnnge and business.

Well there was considerable talk, yesterday, about
an election held during the present week north of
Mason and Dixons line. Cotton, sugar, flour, corn,
money, stocks, exchange were for the nonce over
looked, and it could not be exactly ascertained |
whether there was any mist fog hanging over the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania Or not but it is |
pretty certain there has been an election somewhere
Nevertheless if the cotton market had declined about
one cent per pound, there would have been goodly
number ready to talk about something else than cleo
tions.
Yesterday was, however, from several causes,
dull day in the produce market, owing to too high
range of prices Freghts dull, exchange rather
scarce money and paper quiet stocks stiff, railroads
running, bonds snugly deposited in tin boxes await
ing call, weather clear and bracing, with quite
crowd of citizens on the streets.
On the steamboat landing there was great activity,
7l9 bales cotton having arrived for the twentyfour
hours ending at o'clock last evening, viz by the
Eclipse, 4,l29 bales by the Republic from Memphis,
/ 8 ,955 by the Frank Lyon from Ashton, 1928 by
the Capitol, from Bayou Sara 1888; by the Lone Star,
! from Alexandria, COL by the McRae, from Carolina
Landing, $3.50 by the Nebraska, from Memphis,
3,049 by the Falls City, from Memphis 2G4 by the
sallie Robinson from Vicksburg, 1,9t2 by the Jack
son Railroad 357. There is more expected this
morning ~
From the following which we take from a Mem
phis paper last Saturday judge they paying
rather high prices for cotton in that market, and
losses will accrue somewhere unless an advance takes
| place: -
The market Yesterday W qts afye with n uwaa e
average price Of l2 cents The favorable advees from y
market and q sotens o,Sea readily taken at III.
phulas Tf I'M
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MAN AND MERCHANT
The following, which we copy from the Natchez
Courier of the l4th inst, will he read with regret in
many quarters of the Southwest One of the editors
of this paper knew the deceased we'll and intimately,
and was proud to call him friend. He was high
toned, warm-hearted and honorable gentleman. His
highest eulogy is to be found in the significant fact
that those who knew him best loved him most
Peace to his ashes and eternal rest to his soul!
Iarn tI,n Hor,1;al,s ,1ntinn.
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Champagne GfGer.
" 200 cases quarts and pints. CONVERSE & co.
Canal and New Levee streets.
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7 GAH1C1, SUCCESSOR 70 II. D, HEwiTT5 NO.

I GAHiCE, GSCCGESSoh 10 H. ~ HH"Ii1D NJ.
LIZ 80 Camp street, New nr!c;;hs; ', ,,,,1
II Z EMPORIuM OF MUSIC.
ig stock COMPRISES The Hrge OF all tie AHeT5
can publications and Of Foreign Mn,iG eyer offered "A ; South
l,r,r PIANO FORTlS, Of Il" lest Acrvtr
and Forri,. Erhrd'N IND TleytlS ttrd Sua1
md Uw,h Pianos London and par make. always ~ Nn'
Wrln icons Gni,rS Accotos, Vions Flutes, Brass lIstru
ncs Strings ETC. and complete assortment Moicnl
Merchandise, i:ookE. etc, etc. .
ft7y~Mac arranged and hnuudMuscal Instruments Ct al
kinds repaired Music Teachers recommended ard situations
nr,r,lrt for Professors jr.t} tia
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Notice.

R. X. HOWELL. Secretary.
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Gl0Onf S..

Eroons.
$50 dozen. CONVERSE L Co,
corner Canal and New IeYee streets.
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DAY AND BOARDING SSttCclt Ftth ftuNtS
~ ilE-Fuu in 1888, by Madame Leirs, AUG con
tween ClslomhouSe and Bienvile streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session Of this establishment At Pass Christian,
beLlS tle The buildings there aiga enough
Fly olrdcrs, and indefinite lumber Of
Day Scholars. Attached to the premises fine hath hoLh
good wharf The institution provides ot1Eh ard sEE-
great for the requirement Of French lMn
SiUriE, and Soeee arc taught ny Nh FTcTtS th ~
Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans oFh ME-
will reside the Pass during the summer and con
Singing and sotcEc in The esapisintn tje
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place !h hhTh Nh'C
in city every fortnight during Ms nGmIn"G at n" P""s
city school remains open the whole year it1 "RfHey HG
day scholars. N.Y. y
FTNUBY's G4IY AND SOLiEEEkI2R Ll&ln. r -
Running all Of TIE day ;:irnEgiHH. ~" ely
Agent Fprclartrn Railroad Company icr EE me
Mails and having cllurge OF the latEage Car
mes will passengers y: TIE cars
Checks will be given Tor all baggage I#ke II ctrEt hy t'H
Company
laeragc from residences re ctP 0 Ih. Lake
ti,s Nv authority the PontchHrtran iiC&l i?oIHrl;'
Weekly Express errry Sunday Ga vtrtnn, srIC's,
An EAp7ets Messenger will he t.>ra;ci q week
Ill the Watering Places q! the Lake tE@tr' an i ~
cciy. 1t he rtiep.
i,iS Of ntius- tie Office rn:. t. Naa Yirt
il,t ,,-.tuerf. vii meet with r:,l+ - "it.f"
S"lriucsr If and Signals trrlr!, fl a. iuF
| Office.
~. ff1ai :o he
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Gostiey Bitters.
50 cases. CONVERSE & CO.,
corner Canal aud New Leyee streets,