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Te.a. intelligence.

A
From the Galveston News Of Tuesday last we ex.
We learn from passengers who came by the Liberty
mat thig morning, that they heard a. they were
cominr down that Houston, Lubbock and Reagan
were Ill ahead at the precincts Of Wallsvile, Old
We have received from Lynchburg and Goose
Creek some election returns, which show large
majority for the Opposition ticket In Harris county
Hon: q. P. Bee arrived in our city the other day,
Rio Grande vote will probably go against the Demo-
cratic party BY considerable msjority. This result
is attributed mainly to the letters published by An
tonic Navarro in favor Of General Houston. From
ns, We are now prepared to see the Democracy Of
Texas defeated In the gubernatoral contest though
We still have some hopes for better results.
The Quitman Herald says that immense trains Of
wagons are continually passing their streets, laden
with lumber from the mills in that county, and sup.
poses not less than feet per day hauled out
Of the county.
The Herald learns that difficulty occurred up on
the Sabine in that county, few days SINCE between
. man named Parr and another by the name Of Jen.
kins, in which Parr received dangerous stab from
knife, in the bosom, penetrating his lungs. The
quarrel arose concerning bet on shooting match.
The Herald says that they are suffering much fol
rain in that locality.
The Lampasas Chronicle states that gentleman
named Oliver Edwards was MORALLY wounded in that
county by the accidental discharge Of his pistol on
Monday, the 18th ultimo.
The Chronicle hears from Captain Ryan, Of the
Lampasas Guards who are out scouting, that Indians
had been short distance above that place, and
| that the Captain was in pursuit Of them.
The Chronicle publishes long list Of the visitors
now at the Springs at that place.
The Crockett Printer relates the following adyen.
ture Of young lady:
Near Goliad young lady rode out on the prairie
going little too far she got lost. Our praries are
generally trackess, or only trails that lead nc
where. The young lady Of course had no clue to
find her way, as the sun had dropped behind the
| trees and darked clouds hid the sky. Then storm
arose, and in the midst of the rain and wind, in
prairie without tree even to shelter her, this Young
lady rods back and forth all the night long and only
found her way when the sun gave her the direction
/ in the morning.
The ame paper states that man named Arson A
Hicks lost his life few days ago by being atiHed by
poisonous gases in well which he was digging neal
| that place.
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D1The Great English Remedy-Sir James
CARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
suipon Of Sir j. Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
tn Queen.
This we'll known medicine is imposition but and safe
remedy Female Difficulties Distractions any
whatever and, although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurful to the constitution.
Married Ladies' is peculiarly suited will IN short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been fail, where the dirsc-
tom the second page of the pamphlet well observed
FIR full particulars get pamphlet free, of the agent.
B-$1 and postage stamps eEclosed to any authorized
age will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
Of mail.
Gnera Agent for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
MY J.WRIGHT Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents. and
esldby all respectable Druggists. fes 2ply&w
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R-The stomach prepares the elements OF
the Vie and blood and II does the work feeby and imper
fec liver and other vexsous diseases the certain result
As therefore Affections Of this kind perceived
rest assured that the digestive out of order
The first and only thing be done il to administer specific
whi will act directly the somach-the main spring Of the
animal machinery For this purpose confidently
commend Dr. HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITERS. Acting alternative and tonic 1t strengthens
the DIGESTION changes the condition Of the blood and thereby
gives regularity TO the bowels.
Soldin New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL BY J. WRIGHT
and Isl Charities street. sole agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed and
druggists and dealers generally everywhere aul 2p6&W
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ESCAPE OF 4 MURDEREss FRox JA1L.-On the 25th
ut. Mrs. Bilansky, who had been convicted Of the
murde. Of her husband, escaped from the Jail at St
Paul, Hin. Some of the st. Paul papers charge that
her escape was due to tho criminal careessness, if
not still criminal corruption on the part Of the
jailor. Mrs. Blansky was under sentence Of death,
and Sheriff Caldwell offers reward Of $500 for her
arrest. ". -. --I. ~ ---. |.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.


At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad held at the st. Charles Hotel on the
evening Of the 4th Of August 1859, Mr.. J. o. Nixon
was called to the Chair, and Mr.. W. J. Seymour ap-
pointed Secretary.
Mr.. Nixon stated the object Of the meeting 10 be
to obtain information, through letters received from
the President of the company (Dr. Fowlkes) by Mr..
Fulkerson, the agent concerning the present condi
ton and prospects Of the company.
After the reading Of several letters from DR..
Fowlkes. going to show that only $4,000, in addi-
ton to the means now in hand are required to dis
charge the whole Indebtedness to the company, Mr..
Fulkerson stated that he was authorized to offer the
following proposition:
TO effect loan for the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, the undersigned, acting under the author
ity given him by DR.. j. Fowlkes President of said
company proposes to the stockholders OF said road in
New Orleans, to pledge to them, redeemable on the
ls day OF January, $780, five shares of the stock Of
said company for every five dollars lent said loan to
bear interest at the rate os per cent. per annum.
Upon the failure Of the company to meet at the Of
fce Of their agent in New Orleans, the loan and in
terest due to the holders Of the pledged stock at the
nate specified the shares Of stock held as pledge
shall forfeit to those who hold them, and the COM
pany shall be discharged from its obligation TO pay
to the holder the money with interest) lent upon
the pledge Of stock.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed, That this meeting does hereby recon.
mend to the stockholders present, well as to those
who are absent the acceptance Of the proposition pre-
sented to the meeting by the agent Of the company,
on the following conditions, to.wit:
That said agent shall pay over to committee Of
three 70 be appointed by the chairman Of this meet
ing all the moneys received by him under the propo.
to him receipt for same, which shall release the
company from its obligation to the parties making
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j. B. WALTON, auctioneer, sells to-day at noon, at
Charles Exchange the lease of the premises
southeast Of Baronne and Streets
pied BY g. L shoe depot and for and risk Of
former purchaser lot ground on Washington
Avenue. For particulars, advertisements.
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nCno ArswrRs-. WHERE ="

- .----.----r,,
ECHO ans E.ss---. - s = -
ma Washiurtca eiates. which dstifulls keeps up
I nov 4 SONS ~ d dsssrencs 70 tie tseaant 81
pooeu,s Il ths National Democracy" = sasnsf ps'
mon IL soasclsnos BY thu laxis wish wncn sns AZ
1aIesS1pa manages Csutal American sla y. sao
aitr psbliShing he account q we Aequls't.on ~
nslIse 81 Great Britain, cannot remain nom inquf
~. IN mildly fsprobatory tome" where Y tne
2ouroe doctrine nOwadayss {" There u strong
ptohaArity ~ - 9satss viii got satisfactory
answer, NsIy stTcng and when pronuncamenso
ffcn on Back automatically defines the mysterious
locality n which this doctrine % concealed nom the
sysa q ~ world, we shall promptly pubhsn inc ~.
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MIss,ssIpPI FIRE CouPANY No, 26.-Notjce il pub.
shed that special meeting Of this company will be
held at o'clock this evening.
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~ CoLLxaHs W. have received the cats.
l6be = y ne officers and students Of Mis-.
~ - 'CIinton, Kinds county, Miss. This
a. 4! tains high reputation, Is in q
dition, the number 81 students for
p. q y ~ slaa1a haine one hundred and seventy
. q ~ College dd not send 10 New York
- lhetf ip4ing done, bnt entxu,tiuc II to the
axssas q ~ nppl Baptist ONCE. 4 Jackson,
~ y isns j casaloeps handson,s .ra,.h \.
AZ p TT concern and 70 ths Collsre s. Z
P0asz1cAL PAArHLrr.-We sctpor,Aa.. ~.
tecspt q s Wight: n appeal 70 truth md re.sop
~ 1ellees q reapenins Ne African Slave Trade !,
~ 5ohn Ccrdoa. and dedicated e Hon. r
!!s ~ nemher d Congress from MiasIr
4 Alltap dilsr tAtion which We have 10
III No. - n doubtlss contains much vi
nee.s inlss ~ much good logic.
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~ To the American Party.-I respectfully
submit my candidate fer the Office Of Clerk Of the
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans ensuing election
ubjec the decision of the Convention of the PARTY.
aul If JOHN E. HOLLAND.
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AsrFor Cengress-We are authorized to an-
the Of Mr. J. E. BOULIGNY candidate for
Congress First Representative District subject the
nomination Of the American party. jy27 #
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H.s. FULKERsoN, Agent.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION HousE.-Messrs G. w.
hcCerran, J. g. Landry and H. J. Powell make due
pucncauon shrough our columns that they have
.ormeo coparsnerahip for the transaction Of gen.
ntls OF McCerren, Landry 4 co.. Their saIe.room il
y nesonic Hal, corner Of ST. Charles and Perdido
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1rThird Ward American Club-The reg
meetings of this Club take place No. 81 Camp street.
nsa; Natches every SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock. jy2s
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H9-A lady OF our acquaintance, Mrs. Pow
No. Is Stanton street. New York. troubled with Liver
Complaint for long time and after trying remedies was
advised to try Dr. MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills. prepared
by Fleming Brss Of Psburg She did 3d. and says that with
one iox she was efecually cured.
Indigestion oppage of the menses cosveness and general
resulay Of the bowels all diseases originating in the
prolific cau slso that dreadful scouee Dyspepsia
Thoe who afflicted with of the above enumerated dis
may assured that the of all their maladies
tie Liver and for Its correction the best remedy offered
to he public is Dr. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills. Try
then. The money refunded If not satisfac DRY.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLANES GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BR0S of Ptsburg Pa. There other PaiS purporing
be Liver Pills. before the public Dr. MLanes genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vemifuge be had a
all respectable drug None genuine without the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS. Sold by sCoVIL MEAD, Ill
and 3 Chartres street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents fo
the SOUTH au1 zp6t&W
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Hsssprocsd and B,-tsssasss scAss,,s I
TO BIZ DRAWN BIZ
WOOD, EDDY = co.,
Successors to- s
Samuel swan Il Co.. and 0regory, Marry
u Co.,
And now Managers Of The
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI. AND'KEH:
STATE LOTTER1EsJ
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, e5O. 00O-Ticksts only o1ss
NEW AND SPLENDID sCHKNH.
The following scheme will b drawn BY WOOD bDUx
Co., (successofs Samuel Swan Co.. of 0sosaiA ana
Gregory Many Of DslAwse) Manager Of NE Gpasto
Academy Lottery, 0sorgia In each Of thss Single NA
bsr Lotteries for AUGUST 1859, as AUGUSTA Ca. b DsA
ic u follows: ga4 F.a54e5 sss
Glass 80 Draws Saturday. August 8. lese.
Osm IS Drawn Saturday, August 49, 1859. ia
Glass "a Draws Saturday, Angus 20. 1885, =
Glass So Drawn Saturday, August n, 1884 n
B,AsB PRIz EBsI
xalRLY ONE Pzxxs 70 1111Y NxM1 zl0x1rs,
The following superb Scheme will be draw.
EACH SATURDAY IN JULyf
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Boots, Shoes and BrO0nsss, :.
AT WHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchins BoO7S nusssa
BRo0ANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and CamJssea7
HATS, at the lowest market prices. BY
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlsaas.
H ATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALER
We constantly receiving eneral assortmsn. d snk 80
Fur Cashmere Panama. Lsghorn Straw. Palm Leaf Nszisse
and Wool HATS Al the lowest market prices, BY
FROST b CO.,
Els Raw 10 Magazine stzssA
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Cabinet .Makers'
UPHOLS MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Corces, Hair Cloth, Shades Curled Hair. Enanssa
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasse varn Grps md
rringes Springs, Buttons and Twine Glue, Picked Com
Moss CSmphens and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints md
Oils. Wall Paper, etc. ct the LOWEST CASH PRICES by
HEATH l. CO.,
ms 7ply No rs Camp v,resa,
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Though Professor Dodds Of has been
years avorsby known in prominent schools New Eng
land New York and Pennsylvania since the Issue Of the
above that the books Of this eminent Southern
Scholar have become better known to Teachers and educa
ito gentlemen throughout the South and West Such
has been the quick application Of Dodds books that they
have introduced into many schools and colleges of 1nd
ana, Illinois, lows Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Georgia
Alabama Msspp and Louisiana aud with satisfactory results
Teachers Many notices Dodds books could be given
which would show their character where tested with other
prominent Text Books The following from the Professor of
Mathematics Of New York City Normal School and Principal
Of the noted Grammar School Al, New York, ID one:
NEW YORK, July 20, 1859.
Dodds Elementary and Practical Arithmetic has been In
hands for several years. The Of tho
WINGED that in the selection principles the
Of their presentation the original yet practical character Of
its examples in the frequency Of its review chapters and the
clearness and concseness of It's rules and definitions found
combination Of exceences which render the best devised
Afith netic With which am acquainted.
THos. r. HARRISON.
PRATT, OAKLEY & CO., Publishers,
q Murray street. Now York.
Dodd's Books for sale by E. R. STEVENS 4 CO.,
New Orleans, 2p6tecd
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Jos. HurrY. ar 6. KENNEDY.
Hurry y Co.,
Observation-Disclosures 50
We are prepared 10 do all tho
WATCH, CLOCK AND JEJYELRY WORK
THAT NAY BE ENTRUSTED TO US,
-With-
From the old customers of Major Huiy hs friends
J. B. G. Kennedy respectfully solicit share Of their
patronage.
Our stock Of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
will ar rive in sys when We will take pleasure In show.
ing them to our customers.
Wholesale and Retail Country Merchants will please give
call.
BRUSHES, COMBS and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. etc.
50 Canal street,
anA 2pf Ono door from Chartres towards the river.
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/
81 Murray street, New York.
Dodds Books are for sale by E. R. STEVENS CO.,
New Orleans. anil 2p6tecd
Reduction In P1'tces.
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL |
rs DIRK uxLD1N g."
ALFRED MUNROE 6 co,
81 Magazine Street,
CORNER OF GRAY1ER)
WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR LARGE
STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING
And
Furnishing Goods for Men and Boys.
SHIRTS-sHIRTs. |
100 dozen ALL LINEN, PATENT YOKE. |
500 dozen MUSLIN, LINEN BosoMs COLLARS and
WRISTBANDS from. $l5 to $50
90 dozen MUSLIN Superior Tresh) st.........Sl2
Or, Six for Six Dollars.
30 dozen CoLoRED MUSLIN. from. .........sl5to -
UNDER CLOTHING.
.GAUzE, MERINo. SILK, COTTON AND Isle
THREAD SHIRTS.
LINEN. MUSLIN, JEAN AND KNIT DRAWERS.
HALF HOSE:
Isle THREAD. WHITE, BROWN AND FANCY
COTTON.
100 dozen Grey and White Wool SHIRTS.
FIRST article for Masons, Steamboat Draymen at
VERY LOW PRICES.
PHILADELPHIA sUPERF1NE AND ORDINARY
TR AVE NC TRUNK S,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
vALIsEs. CARPET BAGS. etc.. etc.
INDIA-RUBRER CLOTHING,
RUBBER BEDS, BLANKETS, PILLOWS.
LIFE PREsERvERs.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S
One Price Store.
au1 2p6. No. 81 Magazine street.
Great
RED U CTION IN PRICES!
THE FIRM OF
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT
BEING DISSOLVED.
Mr.. CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Who will continue the business in his hereby not
Hes his friends and the public that he will sell
The Whole of Last Years Stock
Alta very
SMALL ADVANCE ON THE ORIGINAL COST.
Among which will be found
FINE FRENCH MERINo COATS.
=. =. PANTS.
FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE COATS AND PANTS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN :.
=. :. MARsEILLEs VESTS.
THE WHOLE OF OUR
z0cz= OF TY,znyz.Ex. CZOzzKxNG.
| AT MANUFACTURING COST
| In The
| SHIRT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
| NAY ALSO FOUND A LANCE
| LOT OF LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
| EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE AND ALL PRICES.
Gauze, Cotton and Merlno
UNDER G Il r M E N T S Y!
L1sLE-THREAD AND SILK UNDERGRADUATES.
Il os1ERY, GLOVES, sUsPENDERs, CRAvATs and TIES
In Endless Variety.
The whole of stock has been purchased b.
Mr. Leighton perso ally wh long experience in the souh
| ern trade is we'll known here.
N.B-Mr. J. B. THOMPSON, of the late firm of Thonl
son and Nixon still have charge of the CLOTHING DE
PARfMENT in New York, where he will warrant good q
and good goods all who may wish to give order.
Orders taken as usual at the
Premium Shirt Depot of
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Corner St. Charles and Canal SITS
Mandatory, log Grand and 4llBroadway. n Y.
iy19 2ptf
J W. III. wilson,
| --pEkIKR IN
PINE WATCH ES, JE W L r 7
= sILvERyvARE, CUTLERY,
GUMS. FANCY GOODS!
| stc., etc., etc.,
Ns aW No. 50 Canal street.
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TM sHERnF sells at auction this day at "a o'clock.
= The CITY Hotel Common street. interest in accounts and
asssnts belonging to firm. See adYertsemeut.
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uEx1cAN CORRESPONDENCE.

5sgss ssa = =
-
MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
p..,......-.- ,e:--...-.. ,... -. Mani.
A~ f..sc ~ ~ Jscr.-' ~ II. so.,e platform
Si;ght difference of Opinion touching IA United
Ststes-LeTdo's Mission 70 the United Stdses--dH
Ds5N.
special % inc ssw ufs.ns o.s.een.! ., ,ssa
r,,...-. W., .sn.,.sa 80 .teemsbip
4-..s i. $3.50. -. -, =, n. tath and
~ ,,,..s =. IN. news since
-. IN 49,. r,ro,ssnt faturs AFTER the do
80. N.'s' ~ m.N..-as. -. ~. reca;n& from
P..ssss :. ,s,,os;o, - nanifssto issued BY
= 80 u INA ~ counterblast to the
,IA.N ..s.... NH .aare.. the same constitu-
M =. $500 $3.50. :. !. ,o.y seem. Miramon a. that
~. thoucht Of turning LIBERAL In
-. ~ -. .o,. MINOR that he had made pro-
u democratic character, and that
~ ss,s..g-..s intervening between the pro.
"a ~ .r..r no might Just d well issue
le.'ss.. 80 - -,.ssn,n. like Cincinnati pro-
son.e ~. Ia. -onld allow him to do lust an he
$500 y. ".
-. a.. ,,,... M;ramon deplores the unfor
~ =. - Merico acknovedres that he has
.un1'. .as..e. that Al, departnoants ~ this
~. .. :. ~. hs.r abnsea and nronoses the
1900, -.eorna vb;ch Jnarer sncuests Nth
49, ..c.ra,on. made very vaguely BE supports
.dh.re. e and nrom;ses To nrotect the
i. ,,s;- ,o.r .ra ve.lth and declares that
- ~ ,,,,,,,al o,;., If n,r;ro !. In ,ootch and
....,,s i cgc;r.f n. I1r;,.,I S,of.,n
q. .,;,oco,.. al. throw oh for the following FASH
=. TN .rr, r,,s. =. =. tha chnrch must
!. .sa.,.a ~. f-;.rasS;r ~ tbe limited states
,nr.t =. crl,,-stsa T. That ,oee mt rive him nfi
,..;.,s. y, :, ~. vha,e \. yin find mora
I~o,,,a ..na ror +rsnsl.t;on of tho nrec;on.
-. ~. -on,a Al, nm roors snace than von
s.,a ~ = o.. = 1. = .hsr v,ond renav nernsal.
:. :. sgotist;csl n !, hvfanten 10 de-
-. - !. 3; - e,ooa read;ro IN anv condition
49, -. - ~. ,a;nr Thsrefore 1at yop into
a. .o,..n.s =. -;shs. - reform tha noiice the
1890 ~. 80 ~. CONT. the adm;niatration 81
.nsn,. ~ tha chrrch tha ,nbl;c biph.
90 .hs a. nc;aI s,s,sro and most Of all tina form
80, ~ n .n;.1.. a;o.a.orshn tbs oniv
s.,,s,,. iii, ~. r.cass., conra 90 energy and
!, = ~ 800 - ~ o1s,nnoent and
49, -. .;.s :. .nraa1 a. n ha thoncbt that
M...., T;.".an ~. Il. ne,aon Il al The cast.
Do - 80 orfsss;,r ~ ;ono,ance in nolitical mat.
49, ~. ,-onsrstv g. destroy ali systems without
~ reforma vith which he would replace
.hsr. cor.rc. -. that il il moi the man. Nv i'm.
!. th,t N;r.mon knows the extent Of his let
s. IN 4. 4. nranar;nr for resor. when the evil
d.v A.. come He +, feeling his way out Of the Re-
nrh,c ~ hon. H. iii have hin fingers hurnt in
III efInrt,
~ ,oave +b.se unavailable suggestions. however
.,,c- 4. a. Ye.nrn II the extensive and sweeping
n,..to .,.raa nv p.nto .Inarez. Melcbor Ocampo
T.rdo A. Ta;ada and Manuel Ruiz. It il profound
Co.. rarsr n ,nanv resnects INIT in others it il
:, =. l..
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ErSixth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution meets regularly the Of each
month until the nrst Friday of September from which time
twill meet weekly. jyS0
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Nspring Beds-s5 to SO SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howes Paten No. 1878 Broadway
New York Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
inducements the and local agencies y2s 2pAWy
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BeltIen s Ennses,
Successors to s. e. Gruman Coz
NO. 8o AGA@AZINEs ST.,
CORNER GRAvlER. NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS,
MISSES, .Bx OO1kxERS,
LADIES, BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, Umbre Has, etc., etc.
Mandatory, No. 60 Broadway, N. Y. je2l 2p6t6m
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DO00'0 JQ0t0E1o0JtC0E Se1'oGSs
BY JAMES B. D0DD, A. M,
LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY IN PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
FL EMENrARY AND PRACTICAL ARIrHMETIC-Re
vised.
HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETIC-Rsvised.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA.
ELEMENTS or GEOMETRY AND MENsURAT1oN.
TRIGONOMETRY, with applications to Surveying, Nsvga
tion etc., etc-full tables
KEY TO ARITHMETIC.
KEY TO ALGEBRA. XIV
Frankfort, KY, Sept. IA, 1855
The Board Of Education Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
being directed by law to RECOMMEND the Class Books b
ed In the Common Schools" the and feeling well
sursd that the system Of Arithmetic Of Professor DODDlA
Professor the State Normal Schools the adapted
for teaching that important SCIENCE hereby
general in said Schools. 5..
By order Of the Board.
JOHN D. MATTHEW'S
Superintendent Of Public rnstruction.
JAMES HARLAN,
Attorney General.
MASON BROWN,
Secretary Of State.
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Public Notice
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