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State Of Louisiana Parish of Orleans city Of New Orleans
Personally and appeared before me, D. f. MITCHELL Sec.
ead Of the Peace in and fer the parish and city aforesaid
Bhas Bigg President and III. r. Janyie Secretary, who,
being duly doth depoes shy that the
and correct transcript an the Books OF the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company.
CHAS. BRIGGS, President
H. r. IANNiER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 3lst day Of Dece
her 1859.
D. #. MITCHELL, &s,
- Wy. Second Justice Of the Ponce.
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O. n. Wrt.McTps PLANTERS, PATENTED
y CT DIV GOD CUTTER.

The exclusive aient rights the abeye have been purchased
States IL LoGsiana Mississippi Alabn Arkansas Tennessee
Florida, Texas and SonIh Carolina Al pstnes MsaR % put
chase PARRISH eeny or Stalls rights, sei6 oil machinery car
Obtain he sae IN anyin the undersigned, who is sole
'esl' w .'s "oo'e s''tP'A3 F. W C. COOK,
Ma 9a Naichez street. New Orleans.
Refers ta-Messrs Martin Gordon, IT., \. o. = ETfn
Per Ascension La; Or G. W. Ganp65 fserIte, La Gap
james - ny9h "
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II a
General Depot Special Agenc
New Orleans, La.
| yERMIFuGEs,
| Winer's Canadian,
4 SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
| Jayne's Tonic,
| Kerl's,
] A, Fahnestoek's,
| BAI.SAM AND COUGH RIM
EDIES.
Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
ry,
Hasting's Naptha,
Sherman,s Balsaiii,
Burhnnfs Hungarian,
Davisfs Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's PulmOnic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholornew's Expectorant,
Halls Bitlsam, =
swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
! Ayers Cherry Pccterai,
Tasior's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's ESpectorant,
| Winer's Elecanpaine,
| Rogers isiyrrwort and Tar,
| Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stgdleyis Cherry Expectorant,
| I.ondon's Indian do
nr. Rose's do
McLean's Strengthening Cor.
4 dial, -s4..s3
/ sARsAPsARILLAS.
DIR. John Bulls,
u. r.. Towpsend's, T.,
Sandals.
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters .5y. 5
Wyncoop's,
Shakers, .5gs
4 GrafIenberg's,
Bristoi.s,
Guysott,s Yellow Dock.
PLAsTERS. 5
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew,
Radeau's,
knapp's Indian
Aleock's Porous,
Griillfth's Adhesive,
Holi6way's Arnice
LISfMENfs.
MeIean's Volcanic Oil Lini
lnent,
Mexican Mustang, @ Il
Farreiits Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, ~ @5s.
Hayer's,
T6bias's VcnitIan,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
keliInger's,
Gardeners,
i. %@g iiartine's Horse
MeTclGnt's Gargling,
Cherokee,
5-9.@.5 JHyna's,
AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's 1ndlan Chogogue,
Rpwand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic syrup, '
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds fehrifnge, l.=os
Vegetable Febriinge. "
, L0ZENGES.
shermants Cough and Worm,
Bryan,s pulmonic WATERS,
Locock's pnlmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Loyett's Walipeneur HairGiosl
Berryts Tricopheruns,
Lyons kaihaiFon.
: Bcyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon,s Hair Inyigorator,
, Jayueis Hair Tonic, f
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
: Isondon's Oriehial Hair Tonic,
Haueifs Eau Lasirale,
0idridgeis balm Of Columbia,
Radwayis Circasaian Balm.
PANACEAS.
: Swain's liouek's,
/, Cullen's Indinn Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
. OINTMENT AND SAl.vES
r D,dly's Magical Pain Extract,
, Professor Ho.iowayis Ointmen
acAl!isreF's All .Hsaling,
Brooks Magic ssslfe, Psyor's
. Pile, $500
}, Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trasks Magnetic, Judkinfs,
London's All-Healing, Russia.
; BITrERS.
&otfstis Phoenix, blake's Ar,
natir, # 4
/, Hibbardis Wild Cherry,
!. Richardson's Sherry Wine,
/ Huiclling's Vegetable D5speps
( Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman
Holland German, OxygenRtel
WOLFE's AROMATIC
pH- Druggists and Merehfs
articles contained in the above
yantage by calling or sending
9 BE- found The most extensive ~
: MEDICINES in this United
j. Please address, j,
I. | .fl.' I'Ht1 = - rynYTFf ~ II i,
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C. CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY,
o,. R. A. WARD.

Old No. 49, New No lss esnn .,,ea !. n -. O.
Church.
er and the Sg peg TO aaoghse his friends and cpiom
' wedan icy bgs pe Hnst sFeqs az n 5Ts r.
Charge in stys nv. =, ' Necessarily Sl ware Witbg,t eS,r
% ~ ,ereiaIes 70 have constantly n NM u VIII con
-. 49, ts5S si quality Cakes Of every S1 ~ 3S 10
Sol S @sa,ss p"ss. Calves Fpo jeiy 5,9 N Ia
Nnngat Orange Rnd other PyaiI Is ~ bets eie,
asoF1es Preserves French eorias syfpns t 4isn,
NJ 49, g. s hSes ind F.p, Gharoiats Sas
Masn Maiow Fsste Fancy POSITIONS Aiso an s,. oein
4 confectionery lime. - s4i7E 4tteis IN the
ofdegsfer Balis Parties and particularly Wetdis ta,
| 10 and promptly supplied. ''iiiis, amended
FIRE NBRkS-EIRE WORKS '' P&eAe''e
Rockets. Roman Candies f,u Wheels S4sn5fts 1r,,=
wleshs edefs 10 his paroas and he lr.le h ueVeF
/ e ~ H. A. HOWARD IS3 I'au4p q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

| + IST OF THE NAMES OF PARTIES HAy-
~ ing unclaimed Of moneys their credit In The New
Orleans Canal and Banking Company published IN conformity
with an net Of the Leislatnre, approved l7th March 1859
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STREET CoMM,R---oFFICIAL.

STREET CONVERSATIONAL.
IRsSsT ~ i DISTRICT TRIO p P0UsD.-Was brought
Julia and Gircd streets, estray- fas
One derkgray mare mule, about ls hands high
Which claimed within i've day. md Tie expenses there
DAY, January - 10 aclosE 4 n ''pO' gu .ioi's
..-,.,..., @ g. FLEoHIER. Stree, Commissioner.
V. DuPLEssrs, Comptroller.
ss1 D e 4iaa n sas r. fg.nI B
DTyades entire les russ alie ct iiirod CONNIE 5rave
u ehsS aa 81 fassGa asa s, y i 4a main. a. au
as IL eront vens eScbse psSg na o IN Il
le JEubI 10 dc anyier 1870, q hsares AZ NJ 'sfS
Noayele.nrltNns, e 2nryier iseo. 3ls IA ID il IL
T'HIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Nas brought
s s Third District Poni the OF dloaet and
One black about - hands inch high both hind feet
between the eyes aud small white stripe the nose visible
sorrel horse colt about II hand, high, with white
face small whte spot The hind foot no visible brands
thereon maid S be sa Y ~ n fs as and d e,
sA wv January y l:s1 At 10 O'Clock, Az
G. o, FLEcHIER Street Commissioner.
For Comptroller.
EPAVE DU TRoIsIEME DIsTRICT.--n a
~ &c Conduit ~ depot DE- payes do Troseme District
une jmnent noIe environ IS mains ponce hans deux
pes d derefe bshes lie pied ganche BLANC nsuau jarrett
petite ache blanche yeux ct ne petite rae blan
che sur lie nes sans stan1pes yisibles
I'm jeune pOulin environ II mains de aut figure
blanche petite ache blanche lie pied gache tree
etsnpes visibles.
81 les dts pas dams cinq ours ct les
fra PAYS ils sefont sendas enchee public dit depot
lie sAMED1, u de janyies ls9 y heares A NJ
Nonvelle Orleans 5ianvier 1864 jas ID il il
FOURTH DISTRICT PoUND-yyns brought
e the Fourth District Pound jackson street between
ona baek boar fore feet white, and the right
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
TRDAY january H. Is6o It IL O'clock a. II p'fes
s.'ss,. 2. 3. FLEcHIER, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
FPAVE DU QUATRIEnIE DIsI,RIcT.-il a
- &c conduit depot DIES @paves dn QareTae District
jackson, entire les Constance Laurel spayes
poureeau noir les pieds de deYan bc ct efee droe
conpfe
Tn ponrceau tachett.
fais lis yendas enchefe pubque dit depot
sAMEpl u de sns I = 1s siI 4 easss
Nouycle Orleans. y ianserlsdD jail Y a
the Fourth District Pound jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, as estray-s,
One spotted long horns the end of both the
end of the tail cut oil, no visible brands.
Which If not claimed within Ave days and the expenses there
TUESDAY, January Il, 1860, A. 10 o'clock 4. n.
G. D. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
: HENRY DuRET.,
For Comptroller.
E,PAyE DU aUATRIENIE DIsTRICT.-n d
~ etc conduit depot DIES dpayes da Quareme District
Jnekson les rues Laurel y Constance CONNIE dpsye
Une yache tacheie les longnrs lie hon des deux
orees lie bout do la tampes WISH
81 lie animal pms Ieclaina cinq ours ct les
a GsS5s y sga ysnd e s@chs5s pabaae dit depot
G., o, FI,EtjHIER, GOnmissnire dpsR ues
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NJoTIcE-HR. FREDRRIaB d. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IL ennloy this day holds full power OF AiiaE
n.y. f. PSF act passed before aues GFhan Notary Public Of
JULIAN NEVILLE CO., Auctlopae5s.
New Orleans, JRly II, 1889 iyl5 6m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

\ WRIGHT d. cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE,
and popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 upply
DrnKgss md Dealers It Prnpreiots wholesale prees
General Depot Special Agency Nos and ri Cartres
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cPEcIFICATIoNs FOR THE CONTRACT

CPECIFICATIONs FOR THE CONTRACT
~ for furnishing and delivering 1us9 OF
planks, for the repairs 81 the plank roads
The panks shall be Of the best yellow pae
splits bud knots oieF defects calculated impair
strength durability. shall twenty feet Ioilg twelve
INCHES wide, md three inches thick. =
The said paks shall be- delivered the Street
Commissioner III ae gnantit and sch places as CHI.
Direct within thirty days The order
Security Si shall required 10 guarantee
the faithful performance Of The contract.
Payments cash tide delivery afoenen-
TONED Ul fee Of plans And acceptance o the by
Street Commissioner.
understood Of failure by the contractor
fo furnish and deliver The pianks any part eeof within
the period fixed, the Council be dissatisfied with
the quality Of the lumber the COUNCIL shall have fe
right annn the wiant putting contractor in de-
fault required by article 1919 OF the Civil Code without
applying court Of Justice HE same without
ndemnity and II il also we'll understood the
4nctur shall time abandon the work or not finish and
shall forfeit sill claims he may have any part Of The paiks
delivered by him up 10 TIC abandonment and that
the city sli all liability
tasrso we'd understood Thar the contract
resnsd the and hs securities shall be held And
bound In olido the city all difference
the prizes at which la contractor originally
liver the pankE aud tr price at which he audcated
afesale or readjudieaion. ass =igasA
Bids per rianks board esure fnr-
Hishcd and delivered. Z
New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1850
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE
City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Landings Of both
Boards of the Cogfsnpn Council.
ls's'sa H H 81 EFf aSSaRr. ,chal'nsa.
la Hi HENRY niTREf s,r f,o,,n.v aiiar
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IL etc conduit depot DIES dpayts du Quareme District
Jackson. les Laurel " Constance fpaye
Une yace tacheae les longnrs lie hont des aeux
oees coupes lie bout do la tampes yi
bes.
81 lie dit animal nest pms raclarna cnq jours ct les
fras pages IL veudu enchere publiaue, dit depot
le MARDI, II de jgnsier 1850, a 10 heures A. NJ.
G. o. FLETCHER, Gonmissare des Rues.
Nnnyee ORLEANS. e ianYier 1860. ialn Ii IL Ii IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

BUREAg DE IA CospAGSIE D'AssueAScE
. Hong MUTUAL DE IA NLLg.ORIr,Ss
~ NnuNelt "a rs,ps 80 a asb,,,,,isr., ISsit
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Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY he 18Th inst
will adjadicate at my Office nj u O'clock NJ, the
cantraci.
jat lit " DUPLEssIs. Comptroller
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LEGAL NOTICES.


orF,cE or ruK HosE MurrAl INSURANCE Co )
or NEW ORLyASs,
Now Orln6ns sn..tfA
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Ntb OrIsalls 9aiIu Grtsttrt.
III
OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
BOARD OF AI.l,ER IA.

TuEsp AT, January 10; 1859.
The Board mct this day pursuant to adjournment
Members presents Hon. D. 0. Nixon. President
Nessfs. Forstail. Landry, Whitney aud Wiltz
The reading af Thu minutes MAS, on motion, dis
pe1zed with.
M5a fQaiowinS communication was read
Ha&sn o. ASSISTANT AahxsAsy
Decsmier 1szh 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

MApAHE RoHEar, I cilARrars sIaEET
neanes Ban a' 0pssa Head a and Par
a Gspes ta Makes al the newest and most approved
aae MHnts Prisses Softses laa etc. and all
ARTICLES nf millinery make
Hme ROBERT informs The ladies as she has secured HE
for the special Of making ladies
efss1ss q ot5af- d2s Sn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

ELECTION OF SECRETARY OF THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION a meeting of the Board
of Education, held this forenoon at the state
house, Hon. Joseph White of Williamst0wn,
treasurer of Williams College, and chairman
of the board OF bank commissioners OF this
commonwealth was elected secretary of the
Board of Education, in place of Ex-Gov. Geo
S. Boutwell,, resigned. Mr.. White was a
member of the senate from the Middlesex
district in 1857 being at that time resident
in Lowell, and he then made his mark as a
man OF scholastic attachments as well as of tai
ent and practical ability. 1t will be no light
matter for any man to occupy position that
has been filled with distinguished honor aud
success by such interchangeable workers as Hor-
ace Mann and Geo. S. Boutwell,. 1t is high
compliment to Mr. White, especially as he was
not an applicant for the place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

Mr.. JONES BAGGAGE.-One of this numer-
Saratoga and stopped at Congress Hall. Find
ing some friends at Smiths Hotel, he con-
cluded to transfer his patronage to that house,
and sent to the "Congress" for "Mr. Jones'
baggage" Fancy his feelings" at night on
going to his room, to find twenty five trunks,
more or less, piled and strewed around his
room, but not his own little satchel! On
making inquiries at the Congress" he found
a crowd of namesakes who had lost the train,
by losing their baggage. They finally, how,
ever, divided it up amongst its proper owners,
but the ''satchel' had gone off with another
Zones" to Schenectady -Utica Telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
From CHINA bv the North Amer,ca

BosroN, Aug. 22.-The Calcutta and China
mails were to leave Marseilles for London Fri
day afternoon.
.Shangtae, June 16.-The rebels occupy Foo
Chow and sacrifice life and property. The
imperialists are cresttallen. The naive inhab-
itants are flying in alarm and trade is suspend.
ed.
Hong kong, June 23.-Lord Elgin and Bar
on Gros arrived here on the 2lst, and proceed
ed for the north Sir Hope Grant with troops
and transports, has also proceeded north
ward
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
Fights with Indians.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 22.-The st. Joseph agent
of the pony express, received by the last ar.
rival, note from the agent OF Salt Lake City,
announcing the detention of the express by
an Indian fight between ST. Perkins canon
and the Bannocks, in which seventeen Indians
were killed, aud three soldiers badly wounded.
A fight also occurred between the mail EN-.
ployees at Shell Creek Path and the Indians
in Utah, in which five of the latter were killed,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
L.atar from Pika,s Paak.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 22.-Denver City
dates to the 14th inst. have arrived. silver
mine has been discovered about So miles from
Denver, at Tarryall There is is great excite
ment among the miners, who are rushing to
the mines to test the value of the new discov-
cry. tits reported that the ore yields $50 to
the ton.
The expediency of organizing state gov
ernment for the Pixies Peak region is being
discussed
Business is dull. Returning emigration is
decreasing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

The New York correspondent of the Roches-
ter Union says that Paul Morphy has played
only six or seven games of chess during the
last year, and thst he will not hereafter give
nearly as much time to the game as he has
heretofore given. Mr.. Morchy says, however,
that want of practice has no perceptible effect
in weakening his force.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
The Horse Show at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, August Heterogeneous
have been made to transport, free of charge,
horses to the fourth annual horse show in this
city, next month"; from the following points -
Buffalo, New York city via New Haven, Bos-
ton, Albany, Norwich, and burlington, VT
The horse show promises to be the largest ever
held in this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

FLOUR-Receipts 6726 bbs; sales 1900 bbls; state
and western without strikin- change.
WHEAT more active and firmer; sales ll9,G00 bush;
CORN less active and frn.er; sales 1900 bush Bacon
quiet Lard dull and heavy. Sugars in fair demand
ana firm; Havana, 800 boxes at q a. 7tc. Coffee
changed Rio. 400 bags at l3 a I5c. AIolasses seady.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
Political

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-The Democrat esti-
mates the complexion of the next legislature
as follows; republicans, II; Breckenridge
democrat, 20; Bell, SO; Douglas, AS ten
counties yet to be heard from.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 21-Forty nine counties
in Arkansas give Rector I, 1858, Johnson 1901.
Six counties to be heard from.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

ToNDA, Ill, Aug.-There was horse trot
here to day, in which Flora Temple and Brown
Dick took part. The former won in 81;
2 254: SO,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
Postmaster Resigned with a Fortune.

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 22.-Sam'l Workman,
postmaster at Iowa City has resigned retaining
$1,000 of the government funds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
Obituary.

GnpAr FALLS, N. H., Aug. 22.-John A..
BurIegh, agent of the Great Falls manuiac'
turing company, and for many, years a proIni-
nent member OF the Stafford bar, died THIS
afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 22.-Thomas
B. Church has been nominated for congress
by the democrats of the third district.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

In Saundersville (Grafton August o. of consumption
Peter Hunt, aged As years.
In Holden, Aug Is, Darius Darling, aged II yrs 10
81 DAYS
In Milford, Aug l6 Eliza Foley aged 66 yrs; Aug 10,
Ellen Johnson, aged Is yrs mos.
In HOpkntOn, Aug IL, John Fairbank, aged q yrs.
In Upton, Aug H. Henrietta Colburn, 50 yrs
In Boston, Aug 81, after illness of three weeks Mrs
Catharine Bgcow Lawrence, widow Of the Abbott
Lawrence, aged 81 yrs,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
Meeting of the Pennsylvania Union State

HARRIscURG, Aug. 22,-The union state
committee met here to-day, and appointed a
committee TO elect presidential electors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
MAR ISIED.
DIED.

In this city, Aug q, by Rev J II Twombly, George
Dutton to COrdelia Barrett both of Worcester.
In Spencer Aug l6, Rev NJ Yinten to Sophrona Ed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

Fitted to Trunk yslise, Chest Drawer and Door Locks,
aud Repairing done at Short notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23

MACARONL--10 Boxes extra nice Ma
ANA pies Macaron just received and for sale by
WM .. SWEET,
les DIFF isg Main sfreat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-23
0Nants.

WANTED-A Saleswoman in the Dress
w Trimming business. Only those who are thor
oughlv acquainted with the business need to apply
Also wanteda Boy, IA to Is of age to learn the
business at GROSS, STRAUSS d CO.'S
au22 dat I52 Main street
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
BOYS COEEE&E.
PLIOTENLNE, /,

fLIptL IIIh II, La.
THIS institution is now open for
Ethe d Emission OF pupils. The spryl-
SS5sS ces of NJ. PAFor. an accomplished
teacher OF French, have been secured tor this de.
partment and he will be on the g.ound in a few
days, when those desiring instruction in this
branch can be accommodated The principal will
also soon take up hi residence IN the institution,
when a limited EnmbcT OF pupils from abroad
may be accommodated with board.
Special pains will be taken ia preparing youth
thoroughly Tor COLLEGE, IN order that their iutare
course may be both easy and sat,slaclo '. The
same care wi!i also be taken with hose who may
wish 10 Prosecute their classical studies beyond
the TudImruls ia TINS institution.
A careful supervision will be exercised over the
morals. habits and conduct OF pupils juIins school
hours or While resident In the institution.
The following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, &c.
Primary Esglsh, per month, $500
Advanced iaugiIsh studies, 500
French. with English branches, 500
Latin. French ana English, combined, 1000
Board, per month, 1900
washing, extra,
n Ali bills payable monthly.
Instrutlio,. in Painting aud Drawing given in
lie institution, II d'slred.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
P,aGuemine La, Oct. SIN, 1889. Oct8
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TUTTLE HOUsE.

aApA Tn" Undersigned proprietor deems
Esd eGit eNprlie ut Ia inform the TRAY
~ Filling PCBLICin particular, as
s-SI we'll as Regular BoardeTs, that the
above llouse-whlch has been established abou;
two years. more as a Private Boarding House
lhau a Holei-has lately, by the advice of friends
and the urgent demands OF the public. been tx
tended 10 a dep'h as great as lis lormrr length,
and now presents, "a the extent and style Ol It's
accommodations. the characteristics OF a inst
class ilo,ei. second 10 no olherIn the country pa
rIsles. 10 which he invites the attention OF all re
curing accommodation, OF the character which
NAV he expected al a first class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE l. mos; r.Igly|y s,tua-
ted, both Tor the coHy snieac- Of lIdEyitrIs aud
the BUSHES, Community '. II Is situated Oh the
corner OF Dlnk and P~iaqu"mine streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. aud Immediately on Il line
with the late PIaulrIs. (B'sse,,sJ Hotel. and
about one hundred ards distant from the uyeT.
In iro4t Vi the House thefe Is a nan some porti-
co. above and below. an extensive neadIng
and Reception Room, IN which there Is one OF
the best >dies. for the preservation OF yaluables.
anywhere to be Iouud-a deiightluI Dining Room
and Bet Rooms. &c, that cannot be- excriied in
front and par,ly around the house there is 4 yard
Oi fiHe green SwaTd. most delightful. for children.
In line. the undersr gned i confident that Travel
ers aul others VIII Ind at the FUTILE HOUSE
every comfort and attention that gould he ex-
pected at Hotels OF the highest reputation, snd at
prices tina; cannot fail 10 BE- acceptable
The late improvements being now Utmost
completed. with an entire leW outIl of FuruI-
lure. Bedding. &c. the FUTILE HOUSE Is
confidently thrown open 10 tue public as Il inst
class ho,el, 10 which the Undersigned respectfully
invites all VINO desire quiet ami elegant accom-
modduons.
J pavlt.tC J. : TTTTLE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
ssa- An Irishman entering the fair at

sse- An Irishman entering the fair at
Ballinagone, saw a well-deiined form OF
a large round head bulging out of the
canvas Of a tent. The temptation was
irresistible; up went his shillelah, down
went the man. Forth rushed from the
tenth a host of angry fellows to avenge
the onslaught. Judge of their astonish-
ment, when they found the assailant to
be one of their own faction. -
"Och Nicholas !" said they, land
did We not know it was Brady O'Bricn
we hit ?"
Truth, did not" says he, "bad luck
to me for the same; but sure, II my own
| father had been there, and his head look
ing so nice and convenient, l could not
have helped myself"