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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
THE N Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
EDWARD MEYER,
& Harness Maker

ONE DOOR NORTH or THE VALLEY HOUSE.
It'&00EN1lllfe 1tal0,
HAVING REMOVED Ills ESTABLISHMENTS
Il 10 the above location he would Invite his old
patrons and friends 10 give him y call. His stock
consist. IN part of
SADDLES. BRIDES. HARNESS, COLLARS
WHIPS. IALTERS, 3c.. &c.
Which will be sold NJ Cincinnati prices Tie Is also
prepared TO do repairing on short notice His ex-
pcricncc w the business warrants him In the belief
Of being able TO give entire satisfaction.
tfsby5s-1yr
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TON.
Merchants aud Traders will he on their guard ana
not b imposed upon by counterfeit Of Morses Indian
Root Pills. signed a. r. Mssre AL genuine Indian
Root pills have the and signature Of A. j. Waits
4 Co, o each Dor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
HEALTH AND DISEASE.

PoIsosIsG BY SrRYcHsIsE.-71e London Medical
Times article on this subject, Gays tha. it is ua
fortunate for the purpose of the murderer but fsyora
bic TO the ends of justice, that srychnine should be
seected for the dabocsl object of taking hfe There
is perhaps, no poison which produces such character
stc symptoms in the victim while he yet lives, nor
which affords decisive eviderce Of ts presence
after death. mir ute fraction Of grain, lying on the
animal membranes after death will exhibit under sp
propiate tests series of resplendent and rdescsnt
rings Of color to the chemists view and il is also found
tha: portion of fluid from the ntestines introduced
into the tssues Of living animal will excite the same
convulsions ss the poison.
CREosoTE FOR WARTs-Dr. Rainey Of st. Thomas 8
Hospital London, has furnished communication to
The Lancet, detailing the effects Of cIeosote applied TO
wsIn. He applied IT, among other instances, to an
Obstinate wary eIcrescence on the finger and then COW
cred it over with piece Of sticking platter. This
course ne pursued every three days for two weeks
when, on examination, the wsrt was found to have dis
appeared, leaving the part beneath it quite healthy.
EPIDEMIcs AND THEIR CAUsEs.-Dr. Southwood
Smith, in vsusbe series Of lectures delivered by him
in Edinburgh, the subjec. Of epiemics, dwelt with
considerable particulsrty the fac. tia, all epidemic
dieases-tbe plague, black death, sweating sickness,
cholera, irfueDzs, &e.-sre fevers. Cholera wss
ufuay preceded, be stated, by infaenzs and If the
patient be saved three days the fever and other symp-
toms are durable He argued that very active animal
ard epidemic posOns are generated BY the overcrowd
rg Of human beings, and when to this are added def
cent electricity in the atmosphere unusu. prevalence
Ct mh haze or fog stIoess of the air and augmented
bsromenie pressure, then there existed sn epidemic
ccpsttuon Of things, inducing cholera.
VAccISATIos OF ISFAyTs.-Mr. KuhD, says the
Bordeaux Journal Of Medicine, found that vaccination
performed on nfauts the second third or fourth day
After previous vaccination always succeeded. Wnen
performed on the fifth day i: took n one-nsf th' cases
attempted on tee seventh eighth Dlnth or snta day
Il failed. Hence, according 20 tnese exPerlmsnts,
yaecna does no. begin to be protective until sf'sr four
days from the iro sulsOn, and a. vsnos nss an ncu-
taton Of three four dsys II msy happen that per-
sou exposed to il on the four.a day after vaccination
may be seized With smAl poI a. the moment wnen toe
vaccine v.scle a. tee .ghest pom. Of Development.
Iis not Until the rinh dsy after vac ,nsiOD therefore
that ore c.n bs considered secure from ths smallpox
kFLVEycE OF ISDrsTRiAL OCCUPATIONS on THE
EYES The London Soclety Of Arts tome time since
Instituted iEq-Iy respecHg the effrc. Of iaiusI..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
,..n ,nv ;n,r.,.. Of ,o,,l intercourse between

heen any increase Of socisl intercourse between
Mormons snd Gentiles. u,y,;,.
The refusal OF Mr. Buchanan 20 sgn the O.I, tc ~
'roduced into The House by Mr. Woodson OF ~.
sour, and which passed Congress, to au'eoile iuo
Postma.ter-Genersl To sbridee the time Oh runuIIs
the mail from ST. joseph, No, 10 Placer'he, Sa,.'
VIA Salt Lake City, has been commented 90 neis'
both by Saints and GeLtiles, IN terms uncVu'Ph
nebtary to The President. 1t seems to US 70 DC .ue
result OF determination ou his part not 70 g,e 'is
central route sn equal chance with the routes ~
the Pacific from Memphis and San Antonlo =, 20
far az the mail companies are concerned Tue rs.a,a
of the President was favor % them. Inc aoilus
nent Of time would not have increased 'neH pay
enough TO compensate for the additional wear aIi
tear Of their animals and coaches. bu' II "9uiu
have been satisfaction 10 everybody interested ~
establishing the practcabilfy OF the entrai over
land route. The first mail from California, uhdeT
the new contract, arrived the 2lst-in l9t days
IT, next trip will certainly be made in 10 days
the contract time.
Or. Hurt and Mr. Craig, the Indian Agents' na'e
left this city for their respective sgenc es-Dr. hlr'
for the Indian Farm on Spanish Fork, from "nicI u
be escaped last October, and Mr.. Craig for OF
Brdeer. which Will become central place oi de-
sembage 70, the Snake Nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH.

The Beard met yesterday. Preeent-Piesla ass:
classy, Mr. Hsswel, Drs Rockwell, Miller ed
Thompson.
DIR. THouPsos reported on the case Of the bark c.
&. Fowler.
The report was accepted placed on file, and the ~
CONNER ndstic ns concurrec. -.
A comm unic ston received from DR.. Wstsos,
asssnt physician Of the Msri1e Hnsp,a IN referees
TO the OK lever reported to existed Sassh
leland The doctors c)mr. ic alton wen. " shos
that the representations msie were not coneci thk
epidemic fever on the Island does no. exist so1 thG
the fever has not made ts appearance except three
locslites. ar tia. those nave been duec:y 90 a.
beach. The communication was received snd p soeS
On tie.
Brig Abracsba, from Ssgua, allowed to proce u o.
the 18th inst.
Ship Swsilov. from H.ysDs, in ballast, s-ksa
proceed Referred to lie .ith Officer for report. ~,
Ship ineisrs wss allowed TO proceed on I4' W
irst.
The steamer Atlantic ssksd to proceed to'na''''''
Granted.
Schooner B. A. Hszkips fom Charleston. h''s'''
70 Health Officer With power. s;o
Permission vas ssksd foi skins and bar on gu. oi
Sheridan 70 be Bgh,ened Denied, snd they "'
dered 10 be placed on barg.s st QasraDtlns; aka
Bs.k Trosn ssked " proceed Grantsa' w.
place on September 4. w.4out
On uotiop i wss resolvsj tha. al vessey -, a.
sickness snd ccnirg from iDfectsd ports, ssy.
t.rsl for tot days Gita- de h.gg ng cargo '1''
~ tckress q bcsrd, for ritesH asys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
A MORMON ANNIVERSARY.

FRS OVER THE FEoPLE.-sHIN-PLAsTERC CUR
RENCY-PoLYGAMOUs MARRIsGEs-rHE OVER
LAND MAIL.
july -, ISIS.
lis joa year sgo today since the Mormon re.
belhon commenced. This is the anniversary of the
entrance Of the Saints into this Valley, and until
this yen the dsy has always been celebrated with
great testvify. Lsst July two thousand written
invitations were issued from the Office OF the
Presidency OF the Church 10 gathering
In Cottonwood Canon, which opens ftJm
the Wssstch rspge at the foot of The
Tsin Ptaks, about Is mies scuth.es,. from .ae
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT CoMPASY,
November 30, 1858 5
R3~The annual election for six Directors of
this Company, for lie year will he
Office 40 C9mmon street. MONDAY the I'd Of January
next between the hours Of 10 A. N. and o'clock F. NJ
n. o. j. TISDAHE,
m lrCtSu
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QUArRrEsE cOuR De DISTRICT wI[LIANs g9SSE+

QUArRrEHE coUR De DISTRICT WILLIAMS $, DoNNRLIv Va
de Ia NouvelIe,orI6ars NJ. 100 " W.
I'm VEHTU dun alias writ de fierI facfas
II moi adresse par honorable Quareme Cou de District
de Nouyee Orleans dams gaire ci dessus procede lie
LtNBI de ianyier 1858, lO5 heures NJ len ienX
ciapres desiEueA d Fadjuiicaion de-
LIZ CONTESu dun Chantier de Bots, sue laugle des
Cedar Julie dams IL Premier District de Vile sui
want inyenaire depose en- mon bureau pour recours.
Saisi dams Pafaire cdessus.
C0EnITIONsCee criee eant Ia seconde ct derniere. lie
dit de chanr de ho Reimbursement adjnge
plus oan derner cherisseur pour prx qui Of
te douzemois de credit lacquereur ournssan bon
obligation caution bonnie sOvAb int ct
de cnq IAN de la date usqu para paement
lie dit acqueeur paera compliant deduction du px
DISQUALIFICATION les frais d'aunonecs du sheriff greer
s'eevlnt ensemble la somne de $50.
f. T PARKER
dol "a q 81 ia3 Sheriff de In Parnis.e diOrlsans
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AUCTION sALEs.
TARLETAEs. TARLErANs.

TARLETAEs Observation-Disclosures
- g 49,
store NO 70 Cnstonhouse street
TSRIDAY, The gath inst. nj 10 o4cF0cE A M
Il their BuctUn-rBOms No tus0r1bouse areet will ~
Sold -
l@ pieces White and Colored TareanR Of very superior
Ba-TERM Ms IibeShI, al sas d24
------ ---
FohfE aoHNAlsS..... Porte NORMA Es.
by 'A'ShNL q Cos
stafe, no. 70 Guatomhou7e street.
FRIDAY, tine S4th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
besoid-
dozen Morocco Patent Leather and other Nonnaies
and B.gs Memorandum Books etc. fresh and Just opened
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OFFICE OF TqE Eoclsl4s. TEngAsrDrEo COMPANY,


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE CoSsoLGDATEp)
DEBr OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans October p 1858. !
bB- By virtue of the 37th section of the act
of the gilature OF tile State Of Louisiana
consolidate tue city Of New Orleans and provide
and admins ration of its affairs purpose
Of paying .he debt maturing in 1859
Sealed proposals win be received this Office until the Both
day Of Deemher 1855 for the purchase o. One Hundred and
twenty 2 Bonds Of the City OF New Orleans the
One 1hou.aid Dollars each maturing during the year 1892
with interest attached thereto the per
Gennm per annum payable semiannualy in The city Of New
York.
Proposals be endorsed Bids the purchase of Bonds
the City Of New Orleans and addressed .. nEBUYS Sec.
rotary. C COMMISSIONERS
Hon Gerard Stth, Mayor Ianlry, Chairman.
Thos Theard, Comptroller. J. Mapioni Chairman
Adam GifGn, Treasurer,
OF td2o 0 DEBUYs, Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SECOND DISTRICT couRr} SUCCESSION OF WIN. BuRK-
of New Orleans. HART-No. 1868
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this Estate and all other herein interested,
if they have can why the account presented by
Curator Of this Estate should homolOgated approved
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
j. l. KELLY Deputy Clerk
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
II Premium awarded The Ohio Mechanics Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOW
FOUR SIZES.
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NV ORLEANS UANAL AND BANKING Co,
New Orleans Dee. 4, 1853 5
ha-The yycII-IzmORn Building, situated at
the Of NWchetaud Magazine reeE hitherto used
the Baking House Of this institution win be disposed Of
private sale
Parties desirops of purchasing the same will apply for nfo
nation to the undersigned
ID i'm A. II. KFRNInN, Cashier.
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
I2tr L TOM


Ofice-No 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, December 30, at 12 o'clock NJ.
LOT OF GROUEn on Piey street in he square bounded
by Piety Burgundy late Craps, Louisa and Rampant late
Love streets urng As feet front Py by lis
inches in deph upon which lot is modern substantially
built twOsOry frame dwelling and story Kitchen csera
and well in the yard the lot is well filed buildings
in good repair AID within three squares of the be
markets in that section of the city.
LOT OF GROUND On Royal street late Gasac9lyo sire
Architect streets measuring % feet inches Casacnyo
running through and having the front Architect
street. by l3S inch and lines upon this lot there
is an unfinished tmee.Story brick dwelling, which 70 a
moderate could be converted connections residence
for la family.
s9 TERMS: For the first described property oue.fourth
cash balance r. Is "a months credit six per cent
interest and mortgage until final payment and cent
the notes after maturity nlt pupCtuay phid
buildings he insured against fire iy the purchaser
policy trans fy rred 10 the vendor
For The Opey secondly descrhed-he purchaser to
the payment Of note bearing upon the property
5000 due 24h and 2th july 1853 balance u is aud n
months with six cent interest to maturity, per
interest after maturity il not punctnay paid.
Acfs of sale before Walter H. Peters, Esq Notary Public at
the expense Of the purchaser. dis
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sHERTFFs sALEs.

sEcosp DrszEtor Co0ET ALFRED KEt gNY q JOSEPH
Of New Orleans. OATS-N9. 1889.
DIX VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure and sale
u directed By the Honorable the Second District
Of New Orleans The entitled cause proceed
sen At pabc auction at The City Hotel Common
between Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY, January
lTth 1872 a2 O'Clock st. the following described property
viz
a LOT OF GROUND together with aIithe bpdiags and
improvements thereon situate 10 this Parish ID the town 81
McDnoghvill the right bank Of the river IN square No.
H. comprised between Jackson Jefferson, Homer Hnd Madison
street, fronting 10 French 30 feet Jackson street.
and being l2U deep which part No. 10
the side Of Jefferson The whole pr plan made By Jos
Pile turveyOr Of the 9Th December 1872, and deposited
the ffice Of r. Grima Notary Public.
Seized in the above suit
TERIS-Cssh on the spot,
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Ri1Te importance FAlr-A Fair Will he held
for the completion Uf Franklin Temperance Hail Third Dis
ct at The Masonic Hall 81 Charles street, The nights Of
the 9Th, 28l auH 29Dh December
Grand Concert will be connection with the Fair
conducted by able amateurs.
Fair open 1t O'Clock r NJ. d22 t27
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-OFFICEs OVER The BANK DR. NEW
llrsan Apply ct the Bank ol6
Tor RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FRONT oRFIGE
on the second floor Of iron front building " Cap srpt-
Apply to GEO W. HYNsoN & col,
Oh 50 GaSnlE street
- OFFICES TO RENT-FHR FIRbT AND
I bird floors No Carondelet and several fne 0Da
Ell the third floors No, Carond5e stzaek
Possession given Immediately. Apply 70
oil # BYRNE, VANCE, & Coz
- FOR RENT-THE F0Ua-sTORY BRFgK stDr,
J No New Leyee street Possession given 1c7ezahar
Iii Apply to S. WOLFF
$50 7 corner q GEayieI and New IIxee g.
.&A FOR RENT-ALL THE UPpER Fart or
n: the Buildings Nos. 45 AZ Charles STREET. be9or-
M ihg to me estate q the late Charles Mason comprising t
second ird and fourth stories all constructed
spacious and commediuus double building With SRpaFb
yeranda and from both
yier streets. The second floor being dtvded
apartments only, could be made admirable for an
tensEe cotton thetorage business The third tog
suitable for Offices the whole could easily
converted into magnificent boarding house for private ~
lies Apply to
au26 Al 7. Y. sNYrHE, 50 Gtavier 81.
LEOR RENT-THE- COMMOnTOUs OFFTOHS IN PTTSs
upper part Of the building corner st Charles and Unlg
ogu at Hyde tidodrieh'a-
THUES RENT-TRU LARGE. LIGHT AND EOOf. lF1-
FICES the second floor of the building H. GhaIaa
street. Possession given list October. Apply 10
EDMOND Il. CHADWICK,
aul9 If at Hyde GtodFieha-
-, DESIRABLE STORE FUR REGaIE on
m CANAL SFREET.-Store No. 1872 Canal street betEe
f St Charles and Garondelet streets between st. ChaE
and CaTOndelet Streets occupied Aess 04
Apply 10 VINCENT 4 TO-,
jy2S rs Customhohse strseA-
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r. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEVxIEKE Corr DE DISTRICT Alfred KEARNY vs. 10
de Ia Nonyee. Orleans : SEPH OATS-Ho l4Is9-
ElN gEHEp dun writ de sn1sie ct yente a
S9uvee Orleans dams Paae dessus, ie procetera Ie
LCsDl u de jan7er, 1859, midi, lH5te de Ia Cite
rue de Ia Commune les du Camp des Magains
q yente Uublique ct adjudication de-
uS TERRAIN stue cee psroisse daEs Ia vile de Me-
bop Ia rive drots du euve, let No IA cOInp
ire e- rues Jackson Jefferson. Homer Madison syaut
sure franchise 30 pehs de- face IA 10 psd
NJ poAdegE esant psrs dn No 10 du cote de JesF
son. f qu u appert du plan dresse par Pile voyer
public - ' ~
Ensemhi avec tautes basses ct authorizations qai Sc
trouv le dit terrain -
Saisfs dams 'aaalre cf.dpssus
CONDtIIoNS-Comptan an moment del adjudication.
z. 7. PARKER,
SIXTH PIsTE5cT CouRT} GEORGE CoRYELGE vs. JAMES
Of New 1rletns- } HO0H.-No. GLIB.
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
ID sale directed by the Honorable the sfxth Drfrt
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause VIII mo-
coed to sell public auction At the City Hotel Common
street Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY Jan.
nary Sd. 1889. at u clock N
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in Suburb Iiyan.
da City Of Lafayette Parish Of Jefferson IN square Sc 81
said suburb bounded by Second Laui ell Third and Live
streets; being designated Lot No plan
by f. Grant 3st May 1888, and measuring 25 feet
inches lines front Second street by pt Of III feet
inches lines the side Of Lot No and III feet Inches O.
the side Of Lot No and bounded in the rssr BY Lot No Il
Seized in th above suit.
TERMS Cash the spot
PARKER
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d20 Ct MIGUEL DE LA VEGA

a&s TWO HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE
& Fresh arrival Of 10Y Negroes from Virginia Car
oinas In the lot there several families: also Field
Hands, Mechanics, Cooks Wshers Ironers House
ServunS TH0S.. FOSTER,
DBL 6t&4tW ] sra7t
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I YTHREsTIVG TO TmpORTERe.

A. LEBLANC, U. s, BONDED WAREHOUSE, No. 6.
Nos. IL and 10 Toulouse Street,
Between Levee and Charities.
It's central location proximity Pcayune Tier 10 the
Steamboat Landing and the House speedy
action in transportation aud expectation eutries
N. Especial, large and Theoretically closed Warehouses
for BrRnfes. etc etc iQ2 9n,
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s14IENE CoUR DE- DISTRICT GEORGE CGRYELLEt r.
I'm VERTU dun alias writ de saEsie ct vente
Ia moi adresse par Honorable sxieme COur de District de
Ia NOuveeOrean dams HHae cidessns, e pr0cedega le
LUNDI de Janyisr, 1883 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de
Ia Commune entire les du Camp des Magasnsr Padu
dication de-
UN TERRAIN situe au Faubourg Livauda cdeyan' vile
de Lafayette Paroist de jefferson dams ile No 50 du dit
aubourg borne les Deuxieme, LAUREL Troeme
Live Oak lie dit terrain est degnG lie No g. plan
dfesse par H. Grant date du 81 Mai 1913 &c
gnes de face Ia DeUNieme, pron
de III pieds pouces 2nts du cote du terrain No 2 HI
pieds du cole du terrain No. T. borne dams lie fond
par lie terrain No. II
Saisi dams l'affaire ci-dessus
CONDlTIOSS-Comptantau moment del adjudication.
f. I. Parker,
ds IL "a 81 Jan8 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT WILLIAMS S. DONNELIv vs. POO.
Of New Orleans ! LEY Mol & CO--No Il $50.
by VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri faCias
IL directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
MONDAY January Sd, 1859, I01z o'clock A. II.
THE CONTEND Of Lumber YaT0, situated at the corner
of Cedar and julia Streets the First District this city,
PEI inventory to be at office.
Sized in the above suit
TERMS-Th being the second and last auction, the said
property will be definitely adiudcated the highest and last
bidder for whatever it will BRING twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing five per interest per from final
the amount Of printing sherifs and Clerks fees which
| amount to about Sl51.
E. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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PRGAD-BREAD FOR THE NILLIoN. :

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner of Clio and franklin strees-Depot No Pcyts
Near New Bevee street,
j, j. DANIELS SON, FtnpRiesprs.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda, Sugar and Butler Er8eEs
Wine Biscuit etc. etc warranted of the most superior gna
and at the lowest market prices.
30 All orders left above Will promptly nd eo7rsesl
filled. OF i
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A UCTION NOTICE-E. d. Kyle LATE OF THE
IA firm of PEYEIIAuD, HYDE & CO., has established him
self in the Auction and Commission Business at No " Maya.
zine street where will attend promptly all assignments
Of Dry Goods Clothing Boots Shoes and Hats ETC.
New Orleans, Dec. /, 1858 d4 2m
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agents, GRATlAAi GUAMAGERE CO.,
d2J 20 Gnsomhouse street.
r@@4eD FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, FOR
- ~ finding PAIR of Gold SpRctnrles, pebble glHsses
paper mache lined with red velvet The above
ward will be given by leaving h-m at the Sherits office,
900 If
los. G, Logan, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET. G NJ
y mis5on Merchant and Agent for oFAl9n Co s St.
Bolts and Washers by R. II. tiols S Patent &ach cry.
One thousand choice Mnlasses Batres for sale
d200 jos. G. LOGAN
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81 DANCING ACADEMY, No l9S CARON-
~ DELFT STREET, bewegn LHfHyett Gjrod
ZN5R MR. AND MRS ANGELINA Professors of Dane
g3E9Hg inventors first of all ashona-
BILE dances IN the United States, respectfully announce
VI to the public that their Academy is opened.
Ladies' Class-Eyery day and at any hour
Chdrens C1ass-Every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
from 6 o'clock P. NJ
ccrding to the number OF pupils
n, B-Bestdes the popular and American Quad
rifles the EMPIRE QUADRIIE, as described by Mrs Kate
Luby, Professor OF Dancing New York taught do
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g. FOR I{ENT-THE FoU.-sToRY 81 tgK stuss
Hi 70. new LeEee Stree Fossess1 q list HCTe1hE
IsEM Apply TO S. WOLFF.
SEQ Il corner Of GravieI and New Itxee a..
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RIO PLANTERS AND RUlLDEI Is

lied Students will be admitted period during the kt
dealic year. @. W. SEARS
Dean Of the FaeuIty.
StudeTs in the Grammar School ed for admins
to the Collegiate Course and Study, Latin Greek
Spanish German and all English branches.
Borders day boarders and day scholars received
departments of the For u particulars
apply the Of Baronne and Common
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DUFAp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
HAVANA cIGARs= Ero.--Irsr RECEIVE.

hAfA'hPtA t'oNeuloeF z, 1905
81 D. Jose Domingo New Orleans-I have deemed it avsa.
BE TO nominate yon sole agent in your of New orleans for
the sale of my Cigars of the weIknown brands Flor de Ia
Fana and Newton Noa make you please
this privilege which thus confer on ) on.
Your obcdien servant