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TeIegraphed to the View Orleans Crescent.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE STEAMER PERSIA
Lpr the National nd sonthern LInes.

The first part of the news by the Persia will be
found the sixth page. The following was obtained
at laterhour:l
LIVERPOOL, Nov 27.-The large shore end of the
Atlantic cable has been successfully laid and splieed
to the deep sea portion but communication is not
vet restored.
The Galway Steamship Company have completed
negotiations for the construction of three steam
ships of the first class and OF great speed to be ready
to be placed on the line between Galway and New
York next summer.
The trial of Count Montalembert, for pubihsing an
article offensive to the Emperor has resulted as was
anticipated in his conviction. The trial occupied only
half day. The result has caused a slight depres-
sion in the Government funds at Pais
II tsrepOrted on what appears to be good authority
that an Anglo-FrenCh feet is being fitted out by
France and England to be ready TO sail some time in
December, for the Gulf Mexico.
1t is reported that the French portion of the feet
is to he provided with battery OF artillery, with men
board sufficient to man and work it on shore if oc
casiOn requires.
The object of the expedition is to protect Central
America from the invasion of filibusters from the
United States and to oppose and drive out any who
may have obtained footing in Nicaragua.
Dispatches from Madrid state that Gen. Otano has
been appointed Captain General OF Cuba, in place
of Concha Gen. ConGha, however is to rsmain at
Havana until the Mexican difficulties are settled.
The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rate of dis
count to four per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon-The estimated sales
of to-day are 5000 bales The market is dull and de-
pressed,
buoyancy to-day. Consols for money and account are
quoted at 9si
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market is generally un-
changed. Flour closed very dull prices are easier
but quotations unchanged. Wheat is dull but steady
at previous quotations.
The Liverpool Provision market closed quiet, with
little variation in prices generally, during the week
The Sugar market closed firm. All descriptions had
slightly advanced. Coffee closed steady at previous
quotations. Rice closed firm and has advanced to
sd. during the week. Rosin is steady-prices un-
changed.
The steamship Fulton had not arrived at South
ampton, although considerably overdue, when the
Persia sailed.
The steamer Indian Empire has not yet been heard
FROM and but little hope Of her safety is entertained
Arrival of the Moses Taylor.
New YORK Dec. l2.--The California steamship
Moses Taylor has arrived at this port with the Cali
forna passengers and mails.
She brings 81 ,200O in treasure on freight.
Her adyices have been anticipated by the Quaker
City.
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Diseases 0rthe T9.root and Lungs

DIR. G. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation of Electro Chemical Va
por now well known the only reliable philosophical
process Of eectng in those desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules practice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
hehorough of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
means of Fergnes Electro Chemical Baths Galyansm and
Electro Magnetism
Forthe convenience of those afflicted with Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and unable to visit the city who desire
suaton list Of Questions has been prepared aud will
warded on application Dr G..
No. lac ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS
lnhang Apfamus, Medicines ETC. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular case.
aBPattens from the country be accommodated with
rooms al the institute. Mo 2p6m&W
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0s6 Orleans 4aiIp Crestent

DEPARTURE or Mr.. DoUGLAs.-The firing Of can
non on the leVee yesterday forenoon was parting
'aiute 70 'he Little Giant who left for New York on
the steamship Black Warrior The manner in which
M Douglas has been treated in New Orleans. from
the hour Of bis arrival to the hour Of bis departure
must ever be remembered by him as one Of the most
grateful events of his eyentful life mo matter what
honor may befal him hereafter.
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Wood, .WtItenberger $ co.,


ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
81 Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries Balconies
Offices Yerandas, etc, from the lightes and most
graceful to the heaviest and most elaborate designs
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES, sTATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons, etc.
IRON SETTLES, CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS BRACK-
cts Lamp Posts, Flower Stands Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks, Hitching Posts, Carriage Gates Tree Boxes etc.
IRON STAIRS, Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON MACSOLEuMS Of beautiful design and finish
CORIETHIAN CAPS, COLUMNS, etc, ETC.
Our facilities for executing any every article
in the Ornamental Iron way ec5nd none and
the attention Of the public .t Of Designs 500
number confident that while their will be suited our
work will combine all the requisites beauty substantial
construction.
Es-Wareroom-No. 81 Camp Foundry and Machine
shop-No, 247 Tchoupitouas street.
WooD PER0T, WooD, MmrENBERGER L Co.,
Jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia New Orleans.
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Mr.. PRESTICE's LECrURE-We are authorized TO
state that the gifted editor Of the Louisville Journal
who, if not now in our midst, will be in full time
will deliver his announced lecture this evening, at
Lyceum Hall. The man is known and admired
throughout the length and breadth of the United
States, and we may be sure that great crowd viii
90 70 hear him.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EXPIRE CrTY.-The
Empire City, Capt. Griffin, left New York at s A. NJ.
on the 3D. having been detained at anchor by thick
weather lG hours. Entered the harbor of Havana at
sunrise on the morning Of the 9th in company with
the 0. 5. N. steamers Granada and Philadelphia and
the West India mail steamer Trent.
Having transferred $50 passengers for California to
the Granada, and received the Havana and California
mails and passengers, the Empire City left at P. NJ
the same day for this port.
The Moses Taylor left Aspnwa for New York at
P. M with 400 passengers and 81 500 900 specie.
The Empire City brought SO passengers from New
York, SO from California, and q from Havana
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W'0G .HRaECEees!

PROOF AGAINST FIRE-As they will not ignite on any.
thing but the bottom the in which they are The
cost of this article less than of any other the kind yet in
hoduced and not dangerous.
B, PIFFET & SONS,
dl3 2p3,eod 1872 Canal street
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING CoMpANY.-
The annual election of seven Directors will be held
at the banking-house of the Company to-day, 18th
inst per official notice published in the Crescent
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Choice Liquors,

Choice Liquors,
0 F E. E R Y EsCRIP TIoN
Specially selected for the use Of
COnnOIsseurs, Planters and Families.
CH4MPAGEEs
GORDON ROUGE......,..,.of Of O. H. Mumm L Co.
ROYAL ROSE E........,..,.,.of OF G. H. Mamm 4 CO.
CABINET. ..,......,.........O Of G. H. Mumm 4 Co.
vERzENAY. Y.....s.,......,, OF jules Mumm 4 Co.
GRAPE LEAF, EXTRA....o Of Landry, Gilderman Diet
GIL DE PERDRIX. ........ Of Yoet 4 Cbandou.
SILLERY. ....,.......,... Of Moet & Chandon
PREMIUM cREMANT. Of Ruinhart, Pese ct Fills.
Rhine Wines
OF P. a. MUMN CO.
JoHANHEsBERGER, HoCKHE1NER.
RUDEsHHlMER, BRAUHEBERGER,
sTEINBERGER sTEINwE1E
SPARKLING MosELLE,
Do. HOOK
COgnac BrandIes.
OTARD. DUPUY 4 co, v. 0. P. aud 1893
BISCUIT TRICocHE Co
-. RAYNALL ALUssE.
MARETT co.
Old Whislrles. .....
BOURBON, MoNONGAHELA AND RYE,
Of various choice brands.
Sherry Wine.
WIDOW YIToRIA & SONS
AMONTILADo
TOPAZ
FELIX GORDON i co.
Madeira Wine.
BLACKBuRN's LONDON PARTICULAR.
ALFRED WELLINGTON ma@....
ANCHOR
NEWTON GORDON son
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
PORT WINE,
CLARETs,
... CURACAO
MARAsCHINo,
ASSORTED CoRDIALs.
KIRsCHENwAssER,
ANN1sETTE,
ABsYNTHE.
London Porter and Ale.
RB Persons dssirous Of obainng CHOICE GOODS in our
line are invited to examine our stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CONVERSE & CO.,
do 2pl2tFrMoWe z Gravier street
SaENdries. .--.5
LoBsTERs-
200 dozen lb. cans LOBsTERs, fresh.
100 ? 10. cans =.
SALMON
100 dozen b. cans SALMON, fresh
SAUCES
20l dozen Walnut Mu,hroom, Worcestershire.
WAX CANDLES
20 cases White Wax Candles,
PICKLES
$40 cases assorted sizes
CRANBERRIEs-
80 packages Cranbsrnas,
BCCKwHEAT-
In barrels, half barrels and boxes.
OIL-CIL-
40 barrels Winter Strained
GOLDFISH
10 half drums and 20 boxes, choice
FRESH TOMATOES
g. dozen fresh Toua.os.
CORDAGE-
800 coils ManilIas
In store and landing from ships Samuel Adams Mary Maa.
bar, Thales, Clara Ann and Belle Woya. For sale by
THOMPSON & BARNES,
dc 2pMoTh6sa Q and 25 Common street
ar,,o,E-,.sn. NlR,s. ET6
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Business Goats !


-.5
PIERSON. HARRISON q; CO..
Magazine corner Canal street.
BUSINESS COATS!
BUSINESS COATS!
BUsTyEss COATS,
,,,...v.-,,s,..
ali KINDS oF-
B U 81 " E SIS c O. 4 is,
suitable for all Professions and Trades.
prppco,r rr,rrr,o,-
dl8 2p5t corner Canal street.
SaGhs'
SuKSt STTKS,
pVC onroCcv n nY4O ra~rv< r,,,,. ,r,,r,
.@.. IN GREAT VARIETY
4 ASp II ChANlhE0 sihhEF'
Has Just received late steamers, CHOICE and sU-
pARB assortment Of the above Goods, in
ROBES orrrrIr
poprs ys1
ODL' -A-NEA'
A small assortment of those celebrated
Patent OIl-Boiled Black Silks.
r,o, ~. .-,,,-,-,-,= .-
Rs-These Goods have baen ,,r.fr,,,.
houses IN Farls' and will be sold at ....
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
II i0No IN LANES
oiliNS' AF"ENIlSES,
Also
A lot Of entirely new Winter Styles of
%risailles,
A b EA TIE l. ARTICLE FOR DRESS
CLoAAs AND SHAWLS.
ine largest ana best selected stock oLoAKs and sHAwLs
~ 'ne Guy
L,1mperstrice. etc ''us'so 's''s'' boufnons
MISSES CLOAKS AND TALMAS-Trom 81 so to 49,
70 :" is'Su D'oene stella Mantele Tartan, Chenille
ot- r,,,,,r .,.-,----
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THe soUthel'1s on Company.

The Southern OIL Company.
The undersigned having been appointed SOLE for
the sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
oil CoMPANY's Factory at Mobile, prepared to
umish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINrER-sTRAISED LARD OIL, for
lnbEicsJing purposes.
Paint OIL.
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
COL0Rs except white or extreme light shades
Gas Oil,
Manufactured expressly for The portable gas apparatus
Deck OIL.
OF superior quality, for decks Of ships and steamboats,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be foud Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities.
The Machinery oil fully guaranteed when purchased
any recognized agent of the Company
For sale by the resident the Mobile and by
G. c. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents ofthe Company,
sef 22tfhW - Camp street N. o.
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WINTER DRESS GOODS.
In NOUS DE LANES,
PoPLINs, ARGENTINES.
TALENCIAs, MERINoEs,
CAsHMEREs, etc, etc.
-Also-
lot Of entirely Winter Styles of
GrisaiIles,
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR DRESS.
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THE ST. CHARLEs.-To.night commences the last
week of Mr.. Andersons engagement, and he will play
Hercule, in The Huron Chief" Miss Denim playing
Hortense. The Object Of Interest concludes the
bill, and will be in the hands of Mr., Bowers and Miss
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PROBABLE SHIPwRECk.-The bark Parthian, which
sailed from Richmond for Rio on the lst of November
was fallen in with on the l2h 12O miles from Ber,
muda, dismasted. No communication could be had
with her in consequence Of tempestuons sea. The
vessel reporting her requested assistance from Ber
muda, and two steamers were sent out by the British
naval authorities there, hut they subsequently re.
turned, having been unable to find her.
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THE yARTETIEs.-The comedy Of Money will be
presented at the Varieties tonight sustained by the
strength of the company, the cast including Messrs.
Jordan Davenport Smith, Owens, Briggs and others,
and Mines Boyce, Smith and Sefton Dances will
occupy the time of nterude, and the entertainment
be concluded with farce Secret in which Messrs
Holland Briggs and Mrs. Smith and Miss l. Graham
will perform.
1t will be observed that the popular comedy Wild
Oats is underlined as in preparatoR.
The ST. CHARLEs.-To.night commences the last
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CLOAKs AND sHAWLS,

CLOAxs AND sHAWLs.
The largest and best selected stock CLOAKs and sALs
in the city
cLoAkS-In rich Plain and Embroidered Velvet Bournous
LImperatrice etc.
MISSES CLoAKs AND TALMAs-From 81 5Otos8.
sHAWIs- In Rich Broche Stella Mantele Tartan Chenille
etc, etc.
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ORLEANS THEArER.-The Queen Of Cyprus isto
be brought out at the Orleans tonight for the first
time this season. Mile Bourgeois, and Nessrs. Beauce
and DeagraYe are TO support the leading characters
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Curious LITERARY PREDroAMENT,-It is said that
Nine George Sand is in rather singular embarrass
ment she has the second, third aud fourth acts of
comedy written, but says she cannot write the first
and fifth
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anu DelagTaTE aTe 10 suFP0TV V1V 77'FVTs
THE AMPHfTHEATER.-Th circus draws magnif-
Gently well when the weather does not positively in
terfere, Notwithstanding the mud and wet which
kept the ladies and children away on Saturday noon,
the house was crowded at night, Dilly Fay, the new
clown, Omar Richardson, Mons. Cane, the Barry
brothers, little Kate Ormond, Hercules Libby and
Nathanels are great in their several performances
each alone enough for a show. The attraction and
the crowd will be repeated again tonight. The
Programme is lively and dnteresting as ever, and
is greedily snatched up by everybody.
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50. Charles street.
46 DAWES, 46
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Who trims my beard End shaves my chin
Shamp0ons my head neat pin
Ny hair grow thick when bald and thin p
DAVE the Barber
AV desires to inform his patrons and the public that in
connection with his establishment the Of Poydras
and Tchonpoula streets adjoining the o. s. Exchange he
has opened the
ST. CHARLES SHAVING SALOON,
No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the St, Charles Hotel,
Where he hopes by strict the who
will patronize his establishment give satisfaction All
asks is--call in and try. MO 2plm
.WOreaU's Restaurant,
~ CANAL STREET
During the past this welknown establishment has
been eBed and pee order and arrangements
made IS to patrons all times all the deca.
cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be left uudone
on part maintain the reputation that "MOREAU'S has
hitherto sustain edthet Of being Restaurants in
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors Moreausn
nil 2ptf No. l2- Canal street
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3 o. r EAIN TEN D. IN rs.
nAv1taksn sa olkes In Rsdaington's . block
i y corner of Johnsoa snd Third streets, in Reou
~. ll m story, Avss Aeorte the left q ~ hes4
- ths maiu entrance slsirs, Ahsss tAey invitl
shsis lsissAs aad he psblte 70 sa. 1hsS sss ~
vass1 10 furnish 1ssiSns AsA detail drawings feI
ksiAlass 81 al kindS, pubiic end private, - u
sspsSistsnd ths erection Of ~ sAass. 1hey Asps
70 " husnsss n sush manasr = will pleAss thsiJ
fa4rons anA do credit 70 sAsnseivss.
hs1sYr ~ psrnission, "
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Dudley House.
Csrnes of Main snA EisAsA ssrssss,
~ 90 per Day.

oELLNNG orr Al G,OSTI
MID WARN1R will oAss, Tor tAe seut iuensy
kN1 days, ~ COST for eaae, hef entiro etaek n
READY MADE B0NNKTS.
TkOse who have mot supplied thsmsAlvss Viii
Summer Bonnsts will ind II much 70 thsir advm,
taes 70 eall soon,
Kaoknk, June 30, I'D
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keskak Agency
WnEELEss = WILaUNso
C1I11nAsnD
Family Sewing Machines.
S1n AnovD nAOnlnns. 1T
1rTHE BEBT EvERINYENrRn-
A kn sold q this agency at the mansfeatsrS..1
ATiesas Addiag snH ths ssst = tsslsp pssSssiS =.
lnstsuetinnsi In 0psFAtins tbs machlne sivan
gratis to purchasers oI Maohines.
hsesr y TIE feliswing Ladies' in Kscksk, vhs
Mrs.. 1dw. Kilhournu, Mrs. A, d .ChitaAnasr.
Mrs.. Mm. hs0svis, Mrs. J.O. FLOYD
Mrs. Dy. Ford, Mrs. John. .Dnrns.
Apply personally o. By letter 10
=. 4. BUELL.,
% Aain.st.. fup Ssalrs,)
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r PENNsxLvAN1A aAlLRO . 4 y
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NE Grcst Central kouss, esnnsetinR the At
lantic cities with ths Western, North western
ana South-wsstsrn States, by . continuous Rail
way direct This road also connects at pittshurs
mish daily line Of steamers 70 all porte on The
Western kivers, snd st ClevsIand and 6andusky !
Win steamers To all ports on the NORTH wsstcri
Lakcsj making IL the most dtrtei, cAesrsat ssd re-
Hsb's rosie BY which FREIGHT can b Forwarded
10 and from the Gress Wat.
kA11e DBSwx1N PnIADxLPHIA AND PffTnuroH.
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FINE INsURANOE.
N 50 ~ state m n u

MissouRs state mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIR1cT0Rs:
J.S. McCunc, 8. n. Edgsll. C.E. Greedy.
R.Wymsn, 9. II. Peek, B.w.Alsxsndsr.
James smith, A. d. Pomsroy, d. d. Page.
X IS. ELLlOTT, Sse'y. B. N. ED0ELL, ,Pres't.
no oxxrRA-HAxARnoUs RisKs rAxxH.
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q. s. NAIL LINE,

u. 8. MAIL LINE,
neek sslanA anA Kssk m Daily Pas.
rTHEstssnsrs BBN cAAPBxLL -
i. ;.. ~ 1ssaos.sso T. Z. J III! is s
u thess boats being u light drA16ktl
ard u great sposd, msy b rolled upcn Tor mailing
seassssisss = ady.rtised; LAs
9so. H. nSsas, csptain a. I. MnlsR. Clerk,
Leaves AOssvose on ths arrival of the cars from
Kssksk, every tuesday, fhafadsy and 6AtusAsy
me1iog, st 3 o'clock. The
TIBHOMIN0O,
Joss y. KsAcs, Captain A. u. CoRwus, Clerk,
Lssvss Meusross - Above, every Monday, wsanss-
~ 81 Friday sonnseting, 8 Hasliasten. ui,h
rkALNB fss cAiCAaOl asd -, Plsasaat, IeHAj
- Assatins, With The 3kAIA tor IOWA CITY;
Sssaasss fes asIesa, Dubuque, ana 81. Pal. "a
Ihs lFains q he CAssago sad Rosk Iaasd Iaissad.
sf o. d. BREWSs. Ss.ss,
Nay lid q Depot on Lsvse.
WILLIAM gAKEaAH,
HORSE DOCTOR.
u KSPKCTFULLY informs the ishahitsnis of
n Keeksk and IL vieisty, thas b. sin ass<nd %
asy business in his line. Prom his lesg xpssisne
u ~ ysaan, be has made hinsslf familiar with
Is1ssasa Fever. Long Fever, inaam n..sioss, SAG
GERS, 1sssay, Betu, Worns. Coiies Spasms hyesp
Bone, BprAins, hing bone. CuElns IL. Mu11siuIs
can b had hy calling at his rssiasase, ~ ~,
betwssn Johnson and Exchsngs, Ksoksk, Icsa.
D1ssoI uslon.
YsAR partnership hsssseloss exlsting between
= stephen n. Jonss, and y. y. o. 'Bauaoa, u tAia
day diBolved BY mutual consent.
=. Joass win settle al ths husiasss Of Tie old
Hay 81. 'ss-d
sTERHEN n. IOnEs,
ATT RNEY AT LAW
TvOKMBR THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ eaee Off. 3. , d. Ford.
nsyslA
Nefsvy Psbsr ss< ~. Agsss.
SAMPLE 4 RANKIN, +
Neal Essass, Msnsy, ana sssek
Da aOKERs,
COLLECTING AGENTS.
RRAL ESTATE aaa STOCKS bought sad sold,
fIrLRs iHvIsfIoAfID, &C.
- P~ties'sr Aisesa0~ Ped ss Co,srAess. -
OAee on md st.. bet. Main and johnson,
......... .............IOWA.
Nay :. ,Ss-d3a-we.
=. 3. BUCKINGHAM,
GENR2 Al
e N 8 R A v e = !,
C0RPER Pl4ATE RnInrE1.
ALSO,
STENCIL BRAND CUTTER,
ROuR1H-e1A1gT. BET. MAIN : BLONDRAU. !.
lylAAoae
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ROufsh quarter.
rTSHE Rosrth Quarter Vi this School viii com.
1 mencs On Monday, Mag 10th, in the rooms on
5thstTect bstwsen Main and Johnsop.
The same high aims in regard 70 ssAolsRship and
disciplin will b maintained - heretofore. The
scheol win hereafter b open 70 both male and ~
male pupih.
There viii bs three Primary. In
tefmstaiAte md Asndsmic--in which the charge pei
quarter 81 ten weeks will be - follows:
Primary Department, per quartsr,...........4 q 90
IntermsdiAts Department, per quafter,.... 3 o.
Acnd0mtc Department. per quarter, 10 90
These rats. payaAle invaSisbiy By The middle Of
thequArtsr, ,defray the entire expensesof tuition.
There will be general weekly exercises In Com
poaitiop, Eloeution, tc.
No dsdusti0n will b. made for absence, exeeptin
saaes Of protsAatsd sickness.
The services ri Prof. Braea have been secured 70
rive instruction in German, French, Drawing, and
OIL Painting. Lie viii also give instrgctious In the
prsparatsry exercises Of Perspective Drawing ffss
of charge.
j. NJ. McLANK,
Keokuk, Nay 6.'5s-d Principal.
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HAVING purchased of Msssrs Ecoaeld ! Bpa.
!, - their entire stock Of Gas Fixtures, such q
Pendants,
Brackets,
Portable Liehts,
lowest each prizes, for Cash. sss --
The stock will be rsplsnishsd from tips 70 tina.
and GAS FITTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES viii
hereafter y carried ON " the ConpAny.
Apply at tbs OfBse oktho
., GAS COMPANY,
lansd Nc. 90 AsiasG. Upetaiss
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spring ana summer Of 1875.
SUPPLIES lust TREcEIvED.
.. y .nurcslsses. sAnss psw1s.
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third 1T. bet Main johnson. * KEOKUK.
TJAVEjustrsceivsd st their fsshioaA Abls TaIlor-
1ing and Tsraiahin kssta blishmcnt, . ohoi eesnd
sxesilsn tsapplyo al CAsstncses Vest
tngs, and snis Furnishing tloods, Of pll dsserip-
tions, and guarantee that theirwork slall b dons
In themost approved and satisfaetory mannss.--
They sYesonstantiy receiving the Nov York and
philadel and repeatedly soiieitnll
Who dssiiegcod work and the bsst stmstsrisl 80 givs
them call.
MayS. 'Ss-dly HUTCHINSON AD1WIY.
RAHer Hanging, Ceitlngs Wh1so0e0
YAschAng and WAlle.Washlng.
ME have : food spting wagon, s.itabis for
~ naving ne nnsse f.rnit!re su4 1Ageaesj
turs. WeAre 70 y fssna " fouYth-st., between
Blondsau and ConesSt., All ofders promptiy IT.
tended 70. PARMERAV AVANNAIL. s.
mcA1ta s