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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-18
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zion Of intelligence and It'll
and fine arts from juyeS,fsI s
mt reflections upon the III
she unanimous expression Of tia I.

~ unanimous expression Of tile on
.oh or Patrons and friends present n y
prelude to success. g7J - S"n''g'st vs.
von ny fnorts now making among thu ma
~ Iu.nefh Institutions are asv .ssneet
begy & OF u school in our n,ia ueveiqpiuKN
Ia md. n ho, Mh,cn we feel assured M
-,rla OF wealth and talent bel essa, sne ie4NSh
ine run Session, under the ntiauedsNs
OF Mrs. WhiTNEY, Principsl;tG.s I Il sapeSits
VICE Principal will reopen for the T. V. hxsfr6rs
finisbinpA .. afse. Aooe,5 etnif aishtrHe
M arrangements made for the ESQ
Ihe Scholastic year is divided ip Sar. zls,sss
twenty weeks each. 80 ~ = i hHo two skSau,
ishgnsh Course per Session NJ XII
Board per Month. j.. ...., 'assI IA
tNiatrieuiatlon Fee. . s.ssa ~
M aisenS., . -..l H...Ae ii gsSseWv
me '4ang!dges, Music. Painting N iii I'm
srayon Monciiomatic Drawing, rrsns ~ n laas4
Six and Chenille Blending, at lie ns, NY 'Vng4h
use o sSheet Music and Patterns, eachf 49,
Use OF Musical instrument !. Igs' ''en. y n
and Mattresses. e7.N'l,r a''1sues3 BedseSi
me Uniform consists of THE School. c;n,.. ', n !
OF Sreeh Bragg and Delaine solid color ray In
The uniY nm is not obligatory 1ho oasfs,n Il
no respect seetarian: ~ ~ 4hs echoeiakF
me mode OF Instruction is intelle,t,,as, XII. /.
ganizftion Of all the departments unnn y, ! ~
deemed adequate tn success. - Npons princii
In the discharge Of incident duties, ,bej. a,.,
Sahoa Slw ,ntv se employed as the increase ~
The building is spacious, rooms conh ~ . ~
front presenting Tiers of galleries an aus'aes y
iightluI promenades, surrounded by' Ins, ,
grounds, ample ior.recreation. Il nne'gisAt
Monthly soirees held FOR the promotion II,
,t n",sien zee nn selnI5innaally in advance \,
hEFERESoRs: ast5ta ~
Bishap +. i, Davis. &. c.. uo,, ~. !. sTsS
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-18

Bishop 7. +. Davis, s. C; Hon. Per. . r.
Albany, N. Y; T. G. Cooke. NJ n = Z !, Y lfafkRl
Hon. J. Darlington, Laurens Co. Ho. &. Isp " Y
y simpson, Laqrens, S. c; J.F. Moroudbs s ~
dry; Hon. L, Ore, Washington, b. CsNsp'H s iAn
Sent. Is, 1858.
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doubled within a decade. The consumption Of oil
upon those miles Of railroad is now upwards Of
100000 gallons annually making a daily consump-
ton OF over ii 900 gallons-whch would tax to the
utmost the facilities OF eleven factories like the Mobile
Factory, to meet the railroad demand alone The
citation Of this simple fact is sufficient reply TO the
demand question, leaving out all other kinds of
machinery steamships, and the additional railroads
in process Of construction which average at least
mile per day throughout the year.
Nov, with few more remarks relative to the stock
in this Company, and we will bring our lengthy and
somewhat discursive article to close. The South
em Oil Company can manufacture, and sell lubri
eating and other oils twenty-five per cent. cheaper
than similar oils can be manufactured and sold by any
other person or Company, and make at the lo,cest
estimate at least three hundred per cent profit on
each and every gallon thus manufactured and sold !
1t can undersel the makers of Northern and other
oils in the first place, fact which will commend its
products to railroad and steamship companies etc. /;
and in the second place. it WILL well managed neces
sariy yield unprecedentedly mundcent returns to its
stockholders Hence, we argue that the stock is the
most desirable in the country, and predict that in
twelve months, it will command higher premium
than any now known.
N. Bit may be well enough to remark that the
above article prepared, and would Fave appeared
five or six days ago, but for other end pressing de-
mands upon our columns.
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On Sunday afternoon the 9th nst O'clock D. L. FAR
RAR, aged years.
The friends acquaintance the families Farrar and Con-
respectfully his funeral which will
take place this afternoon O'clock from the residence Of his
brother Duverney Ferar Coue street, between Greaen
and casacalvo streets
Sunday 9th inst, O'Clock P, NJ. LOUIS ADOLPHE
infant OF Marie Victoria aud Dr. A L. Plough, Dr. aged
months and IL days.
The ends and acquainances Of the fam respectfully
invited the funeral this afternoon O'clock from
Is Crescent Row Canal street. Roman and Prieur
Sunday the 9th inst, O'Clock P. NJ, WILLIAM j.
DBsHEA. native of Philadelphia. aged u years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, O'clock from
his late residence St Mary between Chippewa and
Jersey
HALL OF JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No ls--fhe off,
jackson Fire Company No. is hereby
the engine house o'clock precisely
funeral Of William j. Deshea, late exempt
Der Of the Company
The members of The Fire Department in general invited
the engine hour the purpose
attending his funeral. By order
". H. COMPTON, Foreman.
FRANK J. AxEs Secretary.
On Saturday the 10Th inst at 81 O'Clock p NJ in this city,
JOHN JAMES MeNAMEE, Of John McNamee aged 2
years and months.
On Saturday morning the 10th inst at O'clock ANNA
wife Of NJ. o. H. Norton, aged 80 yeirs
Cincinnati thursday the oath in the Ats year
Of his RER b. DUNCAN, ESQ counseloratlaw late
Of New orleans aud for 70 member Of the Bar of Lou
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DzATH on CaEkR B, DuNcAN, Eso.--The recent
demlse ii Cincinnati, Of Mr.. Greer B. Duncan has
deprived New Orleans OF one Of her most valued and
honoted citizens, and cast gloom over q larger
circle Of friends than ID is the lot Of most men to be
surrounded BY. He was self-made man, and during
the many years Of bis residence in this city always
commanded The heartiest esteem and affection Of
those WHOSE privilege it was to become acquainted
With him. A member Of the bar, his course was
e{er characEerized BY probty energy, and the most
sual success; whilst IN another capacity that Of
acn1bef aud latferly President Of the Board Of Di
zscoxs y ne Asylum for the Relief Of Destitute Or
phan Bo3s with which he held honorable connection
for tsentg ymrs-~he disclosed the clear head and
III Hfge heart which ever mark the good man, and
- him forward ior the love and admiration Of his
tnlleHs Among the many expressions Of feeling
x1c1 ~. Dnnean's death has brought forth in this
&1fy p5so han been more earnest or heartfelt than
ut o. hs recent colaborers in the management Of
the Orphan Asylum BY their Published proceedings,
= aooter part Of our paper it will be that they
a. uot willing to lot the sad event pass with
<han The ordinary expression Of sorrow and Of con
doIenie with the bereff relatives A committee has
b@en appointed to prepare suitable memorial Of the
hnented deceased. Thus should il ever be, when
eakh rots society Of really good man and valuable
<Ilizea like Greer B Duncan-
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J,sst ReCeiUed,
THE PRINCESS ROYAL
LooPED
EXTENSION BRIDAL SKIRT!
.B,sst ReCeired.

This unique and graceful article may be said last
reached perfection, fully supplying every deficiency hitherto
experienced in every other style Of Skirt.
BY Of sILvEREO CLASPS firmly holding the loops
which inerlace each other beautifully regular distances the
entire Skirt in be taken apart by any lady
moving of the hoops adjust to
suit her person, that of member of the family
at pleasure resoe to its original FORM making ADJUST
ABLE SKIRT, entirely new, perfect and unrivalled.
1t is exceedingly light airy and wel-balanced
ached to it BuSTLE, simple and entirely from any
intricate. cumbersome or useless appendages.
The invention of the Loops has simple ingenious
Of the Of annoyance
the ladies' viz that Of being compelled often the
sewing of the old style Of coupling bands stretching
hoop another ard which sways with the best of work.
tearing wearing oose the discomfort Of the
These Skirts manufactured entirely by machinery and
put together without stitch.
The LoOPED BRIDAL SKIRT may be many years
without the need Of the slightest repair and this account
treble the price for whehthey sold they
be the most economical skirt lady could For sale by
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
je2s 2p3t 1l6 Canal street.
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=. =. 10 Half :. ......--.... 20
10 Quarter. 10
10 Eetts ........-... 10
Diseases OF the Throat ana Lang

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs by the inhalation Of ElecroChemiea and Medical
por well known to be the only reliable posophcAl
process of eecng cure those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic and functional Diseases by
Of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths GAlsAnsrn
Electro. Magnetism.
OF those with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, and unable to visit city
suaton Questions prepared and win b for
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. li6 ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Inhaling Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received particular
the country accommodated with rooms at The Is,ute
iaIs 2pMoWe kW6m
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Read This ]!

w 9ply Sole Agents in The United States for Les
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Great Louts,a,,a .ssemetu.
G DIN s. KAPE EUM.
Office, No. II Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer this prepare
ton to the public remedy of value for variety
troublesome and dangerous diseases after twentyhv
years. experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend IN all Cutsneous
SKIM for Badness Dand n in the Flair DISCRIMINATION
Digestive Organs Chis and Fever Bilious Chages
temiten Fever Diseases of the Liver Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. ETC. And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully iii the attention Of the public
TO tho following certificates from living this city
New Orleans, January %, 1853
N b. GotnsDea Sir On my from Aspnwal in July
last had attack Chagres fever trying
every imaginable remedy without Effect induced try
Kaperlapeum, Fever and Ague Tonic happy
that although is two months since took the first
dose have been troubled with chill since and have
every believe that your medicine has had the
rely removing the disease from my system II therefore
affords pleasure recommend valuable Insdi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans, La
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The Late Greer B. Duncan, Esq.


EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES
Of the regular meeting Of the Board convened Saturday
ing, June &C. 1858.
Mr. Edward Macpherson having announced TO the Board the
death Of GREER b. DUNCAN Esq, with few appropriate
and impressive remarks for the consideration of the
Board the following preamble and resolutions, which
unanimously adopted
Whereas The painful dpensaon of Divine Providence in
the demie Of GREER b. DUNCAN Esq, President Of this
Board at Cincinnati the 24h st demands expression
Of the with which inspired by the death Of
have sustained in conducting the affairs Of this institution by
ungeafisd devotion TO ifs welfare.
Mr.. Duncan member Of this Board upwards Of twenty
years during the past three years Pr sden
cords urnh only the evidence Of his ability and assduy
in the ordinary Of the ab and assduty in the
ordinary Of the Ayum but also Of the
vice he has rendered in securing its rights after long and
duous legal conflict just closed and thereby materially and per-
Iaanen,y increasing lis ability for usefulness.
Such services demand than ordinary and passing
tribute to his memory and, therefore, be it
Resogd That committee Of three be appointed consider
and to this Board early Practicable suitable
moria which shall be permanent eyide profound
appreciation OF the virtues and services Of departed friend
and colleague.
the family deceased with expression sincere
coincidence Of the Board in their bereavement.
Rssoeed That the foregoing preamble resolutions be
scrbed the minutes Of the Board in the
the Asylum and published, and that committee of
elected to carry into effect the foregoing resolutions
Theeupon, motion Of Mr.. Rice Messrs Macpherson Gift
fen and Dix named the the said purposes
ADAM GIFFEN. Chairman.
]. MCCONNELL Secretary. je2s 2plt
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Bfadon Spring Waters.

Messrs JAMES CONNER CO. the propretors Of the Bla-
Springs Chociaw county Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel is open for visitors the
Springs.
Mobile Bladon times week. and ev-
cry Saturday evening.
The ,ues OF these have been fully tested for
years. and be confidently for the
Govt rheumatism Seroula, Skin Diseases Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females, Dropsy and General Debility
The Badon especially recommended to all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates, such Liver
Complaint affections Of the Bowels Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from impure blood. TIE alternative,
storing the organs affected their natural healthy functions
The propretos permitted to refer to the following emf
physicians Mobile aud New Orleans who acquainted
with the waters and have patients them with uhfaling
success;
DR.. J. C. Mott, Mobile. Dr. W. Stone New Orleans.
DIR. II. S. Levert, DIR. Underestimate,
DR.. j. P. Barnes, Dr. Rnshton,
DIR. L. lie Fearn, Dr. Lambert,
DR.. J. r. Golf DR. Graham, E.
Further information can be obtained from Agents,
sYME PRoVAN, Druggists,
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whe5e establishment constant supply Of the water
always b. had in quantities to suit purchasers 7 2p2m
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Great Reduction In the Price


WHITE GOODS.
The undersigned have in about GOO pieces WHITE
GOODS which. for the purpose closing out IN nediaey
Will be offered at
Fifty Per Cent. Less than Former Prices
They composed Of
PLAIN CAMBRICs and JACoNETs
NAINSooKs and INDIA MULLs
SWISS and INDIA MUsLINs.
WHITE and CoLoRED TARLATAN
BISHOPS LAWN and BOOK MUsLINs.
PLAID and STRIPED oAMBRIcs
=. NAINsooKs
MUSLINs.
SATIN SPOTS and BRILLIANTINEs
CORDED DIMITY and INDIA TwILLs
FINE AMERICAN and BRITISH LONG CLOTH.
JACQUARD CURTAIN MUsLINs
FURNITURE DIMITY
DIMITY and TOILETTE, Bed and Crib QUILTS.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS.
Ladies going spend the Of town. we'll as
permanent resident families, will find great inducements
the above very desirable staple articles.
P. & E. REILLY CO.,
12s Canal street,
je:s 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
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ARsfykL or rms srEMsHrr PHILADELPHIA AT
Q0kntxriSE by a telegmphic dispatch to the
Agent " q Iempleton. we learn that the steamship
Philadelphia, Capt. Harrison, from New York via
lavapa, arrived At the Quarantine Station at IL
oclock On Saturday night The Philadelphia brings
ne California mails and has on board hye hundred
passengers al we'll She did not enter the harbor Of
Havana. but b nevertheless, detained at Quarantine
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Lea y PERKINS,
WORCES TERSHIRE AUCE,

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propeors Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs, Messroos and Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea Perrin lannon's worcestershire
Sauce This condent by its the high
rank pleasant palatable and wholesome Sauce AD-
cabeto SOUP FISH, hot and cold game etc., etc.,
tensively used in all quarters of the globe.
The limitations" both sides Of the Atlantis
speak loudly Of Its me and the fact that the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce New Exhibition
aests the estimation in which held by
special reference their ability Judge of quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the Market unprneped parties offering spuroas
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERRINs' -
only Projectors of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always Asoorders for direct
nent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
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s. G. s7RANLER, Esq, MoHsLE--P People from this
NY O. any part Of the South having occasion to
fzansmit any kind of legal o. notaria business in
Mobile, win dud Il to their interest to call upon Mr.
Samuel q. Stramer Of No 81 Royal street, in that
city Besides deyoiing his attention to the law aud
nctsfial business, be acts a. Commissioner for the
Stats Of Louisiana Georgia. Texas and Florida He
agenteman Of much experience IN his profession, and
BY bis nngarying energy activity, general reliability
and saccsss il business, has won high place in
The estimation Of those who best know him. We d.
rect attention 10 his card u our advertising eoInns
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MERcHkSrs' LopoE No. AZ, L o. o. F. This
Lodge holds The last regular meeting Of the present
term this evening. 4 full attendance Of the mem.
bers is especially requested on this OCCASION as the
election Of officers for the ensuing term win take
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MARRIED

On Thursday the 9th inst by Rev Liable Msnuau Err
NEST N. B0ULIGNY Of this city, to Miss MARGARET
MONTGOMERY, Of Texas
On Friday, the 4th ins in London Eng st. Georges
Bloomsbury by the Rev. Alfred Evil, Mr. JOHN HENRY
BURLINGTON, OF No. Vernon Piece, Bloomsbury, to Mrs
ANN LELAND, Of the city Of New Orleans, La, U. s.
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one Hundred Dollars

To learn TO READ, WRITE and SPEAK the FRENCH
SPANISH, GERMAN or ENGLISH perfectly.
FIFTY DOLLARS TO learn SPEAK either Language.
FIFTY DOLLARS for Grammatical in either TO
those who already understand and speak alanguage This
ciudes Composition Punctuation Letter Writing, N. b.
Conversation Glasses begin MONDAY, 18th. Gentlemen to
. T. NJ; Lsdies exclusively, to \. NJ, at
Dolbeat's Commercial College,
No. LOG CANAL STREET.
Apartments and Professors each Language All should
les 2pst RUFUS DoLBEAR. :
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TT-au Paper, Ty,an Paper!

good selection Of Fine Mediam and Low Priced Papers,
Just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHoI.sTERERs'T TRIMMINGS, CAMPHEHR, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES.
ETC., ETC., Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, IS Camp ST.,
Agents for W. III den a Nephew's
rnpa nj Canal
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New Orleans, January 80, 1853
N b. Goins-Dear Sir: take pleasure stating that
four months ago. when suffering with Chis Fever which
several months induced try
of your Kaperapeum just before chill expected and
such the effect it had Epon that determined upon
giving fair trial. and bought bottle and according
to directions The result was that before had finished
bottle my chs had left me- since returned
In the enjoyment Of perfect health having
pereueed Of the effects Of nine other drug usually put
in medicines for such Diseases and do eheeruy
the "Ksperlapeum' TO all who afflicted like was.
Your friend.
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Ts1np DISTRICT ScHooL EXAMS NATIONS The
Breton Boys School, at the corner Of Bayou Road
and Doreenois street. is to be examined today
This week will conclude the examinations in the Old
Third. The grand exhibition Of the Schools, 1t win
be bolne p mind Is to take place on Friday, at the
Fillmore School. House
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ms 2pl!
Henry Leifh,


u L ID Il X,
No 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made 70 order OLD
FRAMES RE-GITT All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style ruyl5 9ply
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ExHInIrIos or TUE SECOND DisrRIor ScHooLs.-
This event takes place 10 day in the Orleans theater
y VII 30 an educational display worth seeing, and
We ahaA give some account Of il tomorrow
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Rs- Persons afflicted with the Fever and
Agne should either time trouble expense pro-
Dr. Hosers Celebrated Bers whose benefcent
upon the human system has clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down in short space Of time by
full curse whose che ks melgre and whose nights
seepess and ieul and whoe eyes dim and unkeu
with de 9TH staring Them in the face this compound prove
BIZ ssing snachug them Il from the very month Of
the None know its value until they
IT, When all others have failed these Beis have restored the
snerets to pristine health Their popularity althe Western
and Southern parts should introduce them all families
For sale by Druggists and dealers gesersiy everywhere
je2S 2p6&itW
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Southern Furntture sp-arsroons

WILLIAM h. ART,
at Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Neto Orleans,
Has treceived from the mandatory, beaufulsock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'd
dtion to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line ef business Parties
wishing nythng his ne will find advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
je2S s2StdltW III and It's Cansl street.
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ATS. APs. etc.,
The Eastern Clarion,

y. n. ADAAS-.....- .EDfTOH.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelargest circulation
Of Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
cans.
ordersfor advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be punctuslly attended to-
ss-FRAEK A. BARTLETT aeen, for New Orleans. ja7 20
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M. K. c.
TesU Books

.TesU Books
j. G. NJ o r. G. N 81 G O.'S,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the POstohce.
and ~ Commercial Place.
POOR FELIow-A Novel. BY the author of (Which :
The Right or the Lefs" 81 rs.
MARY DERwENT. BY Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. 81 IS.
TRELAwEEYS RECOLLECTION OF SHELLEY AND
BYRON. Toe.
LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, The Railway Engineer
1928
WHITE LIEs. BY Charles Read. 81 Is.
OLIVIA, or The Maid of Honor, By Reynolds. zoe.
July Magazines.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for July.
FRANK LEsLIE's FAMILY MAGAZINE for July
GoDEYs LADY's BOOK for July.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for:July.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS for July.
J. c. MORGAN h CO.,
Booksellers and siatoners
Exchange Place. adjoining the Post.oniee,
je2S PIT and 20 Commercial Place
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H. X. C.-1his Organization Is to meet this evening
ct O'Clock. The meeting is 70 take place at The
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Linen Shirts.

The undersigned have in
so DOZEN IRISH LINEN SHIRTS,
which, for the purpose of closing out will be offered FIFTY
PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
l26 Canal street,
Je2S 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
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Selling or at Cost!

Ar
In of being rebuilt next month"; will
sell our whole stock of
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
HATS AND GAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, etc.,
AT FIRST COST
Therefore Is your time if you wish money.
Come one, come all
D. MOORE & CO.,
jeil 2puyl l69 aud III Poydras street.