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COTTON QUESTION IN LAND.
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THE CoURTB.
RECORDER BLAeHB's CouRT. F. Oxtere eharEeG
with assault and battery, was arraigned aud con-
demned to give bond in the sum Of $500 to appear
for trial before the First District Court. Bad was
furnished.
B. Gastfnel and A. p Laeoste, charged ysisas as.4
sault and battery, were seyerally arraignsd, agA
after due proceedings had, condemned 10 giye baR
in the sum of $500 each for appearance before fAe
First District Court. Bail was given. s#
In the case of Sally Weathers, charged by Es~
telie Chalon f. W. g., with breach of fhs peases.5
the prosecutrix was fined in the sum Of SS fags
making, by her affidavit, breach that slse Wzs
storm.
The charge against Edward Connolly, OF nassssiHa
and battery, was dismissed, the prosecutor, Pa9
Frazier, being returned non est inuerltus.
The charge against Henri Dewitt, of assault ani1
battery, was withdrawn at the request Of TIC
prosecutor.
by affidavit of Francis Hoger with committing me-
assault and battery upon him on the eyenia OF the
4th inst. Arrest and due proceedings are nrsysa
for.
Mary Ann MCGOWAN was charged by the aisidsylK
of Marie Louise Valentine, f. c., with larceny,
carrying away from her premises a looking gfas@S
valued at about Sc. Maybe Mary Ann viii have
to look out instead Of looking in the looking gkass
RECORDER LoNG's CouRr-R Recorder Blaehe aa5-
ing-Valentne Glade, accused with assanlsiIg ana
threatening with dangerous weapon Frank kyEp-
per, was dismissed, no evidence being GaR1sd 10
sustain the charge. 8s
Mr. Forrest and wife, charged with habiEsas
drunkenness and disturbing the peace, Wefe aais-s
| charged
| In the case Of Mrs. Smith, charged by MaFy
O'Bren with breach Of the peace, both paEssgs
| were held in boad of $500 to keep the peace.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRr.-Louia Lambert, wfp,.
on the 4th inst at about 3 o'clock P. H., at ksse
corner Of ST. Mary and Chippewa streets, assaalsaE
and cut Michael Drgue on the head with q aIaTps
| cutting instrument, with intent to murder, wass
| charged by Dirgue with this offense, and boanGs
over in the sum of $500 to appear On the gth inas
| Garry Flynn, who assaulted and strnek Henry
| Turn, on the 4th inst, at about O'clock, Ia sAe
| Mammoth horse stable on New Levee strees, he
tween Philip and Jackson streets, was, after eEaEn
| nation before the Recorder, discharged.
Officer Elliot, by information, arrested on TRes.
day last, onWater street, between Second and ThirE
streets at about 81 P. NJ. Ernest Saub beraehWartz,
| charged with stabbing a man named James DeraTs
| in the right side. The Recorder remanded hiEn to-
prison to await the result of the wound.
| James Fl. Pagaud charges Bertrand wissa.
having taken and driven away two milk cows val
| ned at about $50, from vacant lot on Cheaknnts
| street near Philip Examination fixed for ssNsnT-4
| day. Bond $500.
| Thomas Mcmillan and a. J. Brown, charged BIZ
c. Brand with insulting, assaultng and striking
him in his own house en- the I'd inst, on SeecnE
street, between New Levee and Rousseau Streets,
were bound over, and the examination fixed far
the 9th inst.
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GREAT WARLIKE PREPARATIONS OF FRANCE
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THE ATTITUDE OF DENMARK.
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NUMBER 29I
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A SQUARE BURNT THRoUGH.-At half-past 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, fire, supposed to
be accidental, broke out in Mr.. Robinson's news,
paper and periodical agency, little old frame
shanty on Rampant street, between Poydras and
Lafayette. The flames spread ferceIy and rapidly,
and, before they could be stayed, destroyed sew
egal houses on Rampant street, and spreading
back, opened path through the square, and de-
stroyed several houses on Dryades street. The
interior Of the square vas closely filed with wood
en- shanties and sheds, which accepted the flames
as readily as pitch-pine torches. The following
were the houses destroyed and damaged:
On Rampant street: the periodical depot in
which the fire started adjoining cigar shop of Mr..
Atzweig; Abram Hauser's second hand furniture
store, a one.story brick; the dry goods store OF
Gernsbacher & Bernheimer, a two-story brick
damaged only; Rosenberg;s jewelry store, a two
story brick, nearly destroyed; another swo-story
house, occupied below by Mr.. Beachbard's patent
roofing agency, and above by his wife's arnbrotype
saloon, destroyed. .-s 9l-. aa-..-.
Within the square: large old frame tenement
house and lot Of little old shanties and outhouses
closely packed all the way through-an ugly and
wretched abode of unfortunate people akin to pau
pers and vagrants.
On Dryades street John Weber's 'Jenny Lind .
bakery, one building front and one back, botf
cheap; Petinya copper smithing shop; an oyster
shop; and Mime Dueres4's ress-making shop--al
one-story frames. Also, on an alley opening OF
Dryades street, four pitfu little shanties occupied
by the squalid poor, destroyed, and two more
damaged.
The fremen, and all others who went to this fire
astonished at the nature of the interior of this
| square-an abode of poverty and filth, Of whfcf
many of the near neighbors had no conception
We have given qnite a catalogue of houses destroy
ed, with most of their contents The fact that good
judges set down the total loss at no more thar
900 or $4,000, shows what sort of sweep il
was that the fire made.
A Frenchman named Pierre Minville, and free
negro boy named Henry White, were arrested fo
stealing at the fire, each being loaded down will
variety goods from the stores on Rampant street
The fire alarm last night was caused by flare
up of light amid the ruins of the fire above de
| serbed. a
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1861.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

reLeanp4Eo 70 rne nav ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Initials.

Secretary Of Louisiana Historical Society. Commercial
Captain of John Walh..W Y, NJ. 439 Greanen
street Steamer Lizzie Simmons Union Refinery Libra
Church cor Camp and Pfytsns streets he Daily + opc
To the Secretary of Merchants Lodge, No A.
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VOLUME XIII.
GentLemelI'S List,

Bridget Mr.. John DoId TO the Lady Superior of the
Sacred Heart. Miss i T q 2.
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R0~Drs Charles e. Fxells, Dentist, No. l52
Canal street, between Carondole and Raroune New Orleans
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sYERTFFss Sales.

TfIED IisrstGT CoUKTS g. RGsEL1Gs, RECEIVER, We.
o. MeyT lytlsans. W. o. DENEGRs@-4 lb.
R1 VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure and sa lie,
V ne dtfee ~ ha Hof0Tabls the Third District
e. public aae;ion The City Hotel Common sEseet Between
GaIpp a19 Magazns atteets FRIDAY 3st day May
1. ONE SQUARE on GRoHFD MI sis bo,,nIea II ~
rollton avenue Sa1non, d Hsseourt AID af sireets
having $40 feet 10 ipehss and
and lines on Demecourt street, and ~ INCHES I
q ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, Nos /. 2ss q. a.ls. 10
y, 6, 4 and 49, IN Mo- 4D7 un6ed by Azaner
Murat Tonif and Eengie geets iot No having ID
inches and u line, md lots Nos and eeh ~ feet
inches and lines front Benv by 1l2 feat inches
IN DEPTH between parallel lines lot No. forming the
OF Alexander street
LOIS Nos having each 81 feet 10 inches lines
front On Mura street. by 57 feet 2nshes aBd lines in dRp
Between ne4 lots Nos Is and 10 having each iG feet
incaes and nes and lois Nos Ii and Is zach 10 feet
incpes and lines front T0nt by ~ feet inches In
depth between parallel ines No. 10 forming the Of
Alexander street, lots Nos II and Is having 81
inches ard lines front Alexander street, by 15 feet
INCHES and : lines In depth, heween parallel lines.
Olympia St Patrick, Toulouse Louis streets =
a. EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, Nos. J. T. s. g. 4 g. and
TO- in square No. A. bounded by urat OivmDia Cont aud
ST. Louis Streets los Nos ann 10 having inches
and lines front St onis street. By Ill feet IN
DEPTH between parallel ines 10 forming the corner Of
street. = i
Lots Nos. s. g. L having each 81 feet inches and
lines front on So Lous by Ill feet inches deph
tween parallel lines According the plan If Section No.
depossd IN the office Of the Receiver of the
TERNS-CaSh on the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
a5O r1yZI 81 Sheriff nftfe Parish of Orleans.
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ADMINISTRATORS. 40 Camp street.
NJ s2s16, n s st r. oqloeIk H.
Ga H. FaSsI 9isfs
big sB RTIq2PEsRFty' to s S15 .,ot : ,,
SRIas spsR, s q
59 feet on Worth street. 60 feet about Holiday and
Of ground, there is Substantial Twosory Dwelling House
front and Re sides containing eight principal fooms
Upon the there are i've oaks csdas pecan and
trees good vegetable garden etc The land high the
er he ha EncT
the Belle Grove place. and occrpied by the
SQUARE B. bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
Ironing on second stte sef and e lots
sGs IN y @na t. sdn on s to IS es
ing on Holiday street and lto q INCLUSIVE fronting
fis8 si ON isi
lot which there also choice shrbbry and and
SQUARE G. bounded by Third Fourth Worth Holiday
and on tS6 Tad street. nnd os Il
on 6g IS ee s on F0q Il efca e feet
Holiday street and Is q inclusive fronting Worth street.
SQUARE b. bounded By sou worth aud Holiday streets
ss 9s4 o and
and on HoGa y Tes sd ef Gs IL Its IS
IL BY 52n IT @o9 4on each 5Ss4
s. o 70 spd q ~ ss o snS In a e.
Ds saR y b f e. 3
lei ee divided into twenyour lots numbered from to
q Lots to 10 inclusive fronting First street. 10 to
q inclusive fronting secoId street each 30 feet
front by depth Of 100 feet Lots II and fronting Daniel
and lots % fronting street
each 80 feet front, by a depth of $50 feet.
HALE or SOU RE No 25 bounded by Third, Fourth and
Minor streets and Williams avenue divided twelve lots
numbered from 10 T. Lots inclusive fronting Minor
measure each 30 et cont depth of 100 feet and
fronting Third street. each 80 by depth Of $50
feet
This very eligible property located the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad miles aud on the
Mississippi river sixteen miles from New Orleans only
point where the railroad with the river The
high; the location healthy any in the State offers to
parties desiring to establish country convenient
Others one of the
best opportunities for investment.
The plans of the property may be the Office of
Auctioneer.
" TERMs-For the Bell Grove Place A, one-thrd
cash, balance and credit with
per interest from day Of sale. other squares
onefonrth cash. balance at and three years credit
with six per cent interest from day of sale and all with eight
cent interest after maturity and special mortgage until
final payment
Acts Of sale before Barnett Notary Public expense
Of the purchasers. as
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"a HAALER & BEsOTaER,
a No. 1888 TGHoUPIToULAs STREET
90 Manufacturers Of

UUFFEfk, TIN END SfiFlHf IItUN WUHE-
IN all its varieties also hand large assortment O,
CooEr ParoF ead Earrcom Stoves and prepared TO nj
.ors In tho above line in the City or Country.
Particular attention paid all descriptions Of building work
IiE Copper Galvanized Hon Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters ana
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc,
Have the exclusive right for tbs State Of Loana MAKE
the recently invention JRbeS Lewis from
tho Of which the Of buildings washed from MI Rh
prior the water being conducted 10 the cser Being
acting in ge removes the necessity Of any hand labor
setioai o feature not prcaaeed hers before. dIs1y
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r .ISFRANCx'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING l. INvIaoRATING - REGULATING

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect Graceful
Carriage Of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Bloche
and Ernpttons from the Face Spirits
ehoy Dzz Pp!paton Of the Heart Pens in the Head
Back or Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Mestruaion
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT has NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women which does under
and all circumstances Lsrancs Female Cordial aisp
proves the Female and Beaute known
Il has been nly tested in Mobile and equal
all 1t has been represented
The lady of of the prominent
recently been cured ST Debility and Spirits bordering On
loss of mind through apathy nacon of the By the
of LsfraHcks Fems Cordial after all other had
faed this excited 10 healthy action she was
once more restored to health happiness and the society Of he
faraiy and friends
equally surprising of desperate Fe
male of dsease have become known TO the popetors
ag-sold by John WRIGHT & Co. New Orleans; tai.
LIANT n CO. Mobile. and iruggiSta generally se24 "
tCRs. FaEsST1 III 4NEPAG aEd-sl0 cases of this
" celebrated Wine slrry, Cabinet and Imperial in quarts,
- ''''' d. d. GRAFIAA CO.,
a22 80 Customhouse street.
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BY ]. B. WALTON

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT and I2i lots Of
Ground in the of Kenner, the Jackson Railroad
where IL conaects with the Mississippi river 10 miles from
New Orleans By rail and 10 miles By the river.
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j. B. WALTON.
!! u. NALTofa .............,..r. b. WALTON,

r ID. VVALT0H ...............s..T. b. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUcrroNEER. APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC.. etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention 10 all sales Real Essts
saves Furnnrs and other Stocks and Mer
ehandso generally.
Hsnvea attention his System Of plans and plan books
Real EststnauguEstsd lergs every
and every lot In eVerygquss With the easutetasu
thereof the Of the owner valuable information
taken from this most authenc souresasecHriug in the pnr
chase sac and appraseent OF Real Estate nequaIed adTa
tages and information.
s~Frrnsure and other outdoor sales attsndsdto ge
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CONSTABLE,S SALES,

A..,- v os.''' MaTsRs1so s iaf5 q W. D.
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of Gerf fs cfas, to
- me directed by the Hon. D. Mitchell Justice
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans the
Will proceed to sell at public auction in the the
City HOTEL Common street, between Magazine and Camp
NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis
rct of this city In the square bounded by Bertrand Povdrss
Per and efddo STREETS said lot having front feet
inches and II Perddo Eep; fest; the
sed lot forming the Of perddo and Psfeur
SON. Deputy CITY Surveyor dated December 81 1851 and now
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-C8sh on the spot. ..0..
". Il. WATERS, Constable
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 25th of july 1860 before me-
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New
leans who being duly according to law does depose and
that the foregoing accounts and true and
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before the 25th July, 1860
D. F. MITCHELL. 2dJ.P.
The Board Trusses pay interest SIX
PER CENT In cash all the outstanding certificates of Prof
Its to the holders thereof therlegs
after the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT 60 PEI
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the 50h Juns 1860 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the first lay Of October next.
And resolved further that after reserving One Million
Dollars of Profits all the outstanding certificates of the
issue of tho year 1851 be redeemed after SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxmo--nterest thereon to cease
from s0th June ult.
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TRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Tonbs and Head Stones Pors Table
Tops Counter Slabs Mantel Pieces Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring 1les Banquette and Yard Fagging, Iron Railing
Coping, etc.
RThe trade supplied with rough and manuactu ed nsrbl.
by CAFANAUGH GULL Y,
o. tFtW n 2S6
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DENTISTRY.


@sSzaas ARTIFICIAL TEsETH-The best,
cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
ment in New Orleans Is Or. FIELDINGS,
NG111IJJl94 Canal street.
His facilities for npuang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
BY any Practical mist in the Southern States deying compe
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience skill and negy which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth Of surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth
beauty and warranted satisfactory for mascaon and artcus
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
tracing Teeth without PAIN superedng anything
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness It,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
for cheapness and utility are unsurpassed by othsrs Unk
crate charges At the following prices written ac-
companying each set If desired and not found represented
after two months' trial. their money will be returned
Full Sterling Silver base sos 90
Full sets finest finish gums bound. 40 %
Full sets vulcanized Rubber equal gold FROM to so 90
Full sets on u carat gold base beautiful FORM SO O
Full " gold base, from OO
The most perfect gems that be produced.
Thoss requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DIR. FIELDING. Dental Surgeon
no ly 1914 Canal street.
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SStgpssssSs Loss GE GEGEGTEA-Dr. j. WEST
III st. Charles street, aSutinues supply tho
sFHESS4SsA LOSS OF TEETH without wires or syringe,
AL1IE upon his new principle Of self adhesion ThiB
Method has procured him universal appreciation
ended beng be most ingenious system of Simplifying AFTI
F1CIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation end asteation perfect aud natural
IN appearance defy detection by closest observer DIR.
Wess method Of filling teeth with god combines ell the modern
anrey scrupulously Dr. W. returns his ancsrs
thanks the inhabitants of New Orleans snd vicinity for the
tby him with for tbs bseu
years and edence lta St Charles street second doc
from Lafayette Souere. asst
cShHEHatJ tBASANDENS HAVE a GOOD
snnpIy o hand and are receiving from
Francs additions stock of this celebrated highly
favored brand have eighth pipes 1873 ep end
quarter pipes 1902 do l80s n half quarter and eighth
genery this article pure and uneduerae For sle Oh
NAE YaEk and price6 by
ol9 " Sole EEcntsin th5 city.
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o. MOREAU'S RESTAURANT
es5 The undersigned, proprietors of this well known
fSg w establishment inform their friends and the
undergone the thorough renovation
and has been entirely refurnshed throughout III
long has the arranged
eommodous in the country having
hings of the best quality and The arde supplied
with all and the best viands which the market Afford
in the weknown and unappoachahle style cuisine for
which this noted The choicest brands of
kept hand and large force of
walters will DO in attendancet to serve guests
RHODES 4 MOULIN,
pstf 100 Heno1 s+naat
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a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
81 ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Benton and
NA% Eupbrosine streets; o6ee, No. los ST. Charles
~ 1.-Two doors from the ST. Charles Thcatar Manufacture
IF the latest and most approved Patterns of Raings Vara
dhhs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Grcula
Stairs Store Frents Capitals and kinda Of CAST ANT
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
80 Raing5, Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and
laors for sale at the Old Stand los ST. CHARLES street, New
Orleans, o25Iy
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g. MOREAU'S RES 6sssggaysss
.sSA !, TAuRANr, Lake Terminus,
1SEefSD NJ Bayon st. John.
eAlS3Aa5 The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends the public gensray that he will
DAY March 3d. the above house. he will at al
times be prepared to supply such honor him call
with the best Of everything in his line that markets
m2T 3m r. MOREAU
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LEEDS / CO.. IRON FOUNDERS.
aud Vertical HoontaI steapa Ensnss
Boilers Sugar Ns Pans, Sugar Kettles fIBrid5y9
Filters staa and Horse PewaE Draining Mills
Gin Gearing Columns and Fronts Buildings Furnacs
Boath. m
We Gyt duly authorized and prepared TO oouatruc,
sTIILMANs PATRaT RA1AsSE FURNACE,
fslS d2swIy
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

~>~>~~~>~~~~->~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~
- BRsbDkLxN BEER GARDEt- s1a2s
hI GRETNA Lathe abo ye named plare OF rtresh Ss
l ment and pleasure has been fitted mp in No style, y
and Is now oEen day evening and Sundays the coomo
dalton OF visitors The Fourth District Ferry from
Jackson street. regularly these Gardens. Admission
Tickets on Sundays, 10 cents.
no BIN HENRY SCHTHMAEER, Proprietor
80 JEFFERSBN LAKE HOTET.-END OF
EI artoton RR-tiavng leased this delightfully."- situated
EIH House for term o. take this
known to the public that has been thoroughly renovated
painted and returnished and will be opened
April Thankful to patrons for past promise
manner possible to their Wishes should please
them give call.
az Ca PETERS f. 20 d.
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MEcuAsIcs' AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
New Orleans Anril 49, 1851. s
@-PrOposaIs-Pians and specifications for
digging Lake, grading eveng and ditchng the Fair
Grounds Creole Course be examined The office of the
Association Mechanics Institute Building University Place.
Estimates will be received on and after MONDAY, 22d inst
Proposals must be addressed to
a9 If 7. D. HARPER. Secretary.
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: n \
9aFtitular $N0tltfs.

OFFICE BOARD Or UNnERwnTERs,
New Orleans, april 30 lSGls
G1-The Insurance Companies comprising
this will Their oces EV Err DAY, 3Uclock
d., from 9th May until further notice
-f1 By order Of the Board
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a. no FAMILIEs-TO Families. !

%sh, ITO ErAMILIEs-TO FAMILIES ssa.sa
E TIN CEWTRAL HOUSE. ~ ~
MAGNOLIA, MISS,
Has been constructed supply eitigens Of
New Orleans Persons not desiring thousands of miles
for the purpose of enduring the prvaops of crowded hotels
and Northern watering asyluns can find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with all the comforts of frst-class Hotel
Pure reestone water good bathing high altitude and ro
turesque country with beautiful drives among the
tages offered.
This place be reached III less than half hours
by the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
ct night and return before business the next day
mvl1 If GEO. Fl. CLARKE Proprietor