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.DOI.BEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
" Of the fitvcf New Orlaars

OF The CITY cf New OFIeaus,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
Will be kept open the entire year. and EVENING to pre-
young gentlemen and lads speedily for the active duties
the colnsing,room and business BOOK KEEPING, PEN
MANsHIP, MATHEMATICS and LANGUAGES, etc, etc,
have each special Professor and Department. the
of stud. It's EDUCATED MIND that commands succt S.
whether in business and Southern education should be
pushed forward under any sacrifices Liberal arrangements
made with all. RUFUS DOLBEAR,
au6 ln2A prn.ih0,t
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call the
following resolution
Resolved Tha: applications will be Co1apa-
mics that have not been by Bgnder-
Tracy or Adjuant. General Grivet. myl5 2pf
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Donation to the Ladies' Society of c. S. A.

The following letter has been received by the ladies' Society
of tie Confederate Army and they take method Of return
ing heir thanks Capt ANDREWS for the donation it con-
tanned
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. !, 1861.
To Mrs James Ross p eaideUt the LADIES' Society:
accept The enclosed THIRTY-THREE DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS the balance after paying The expenses Of
the Hatdae Rifle Guard" which is disblnded.
neemng this the best and honest mode Of dsposnr of
the money collected by for the above Company hoping
it will prove sail factory the donors,
have the honor to renain, very respectful
auG 2plt JOSEPH ANDREWS, JR.
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ron SouTHwEsrEHA Missouri. AT latest ac-
counts no rain had fallen in Guadalupe county for
SIX weeks, and should this continue the cotton
crop in that section It is feared will be cut short
The planters, however, say their crop is growing
very finely. Il 81 AZ
Corn will be in abundance. A sale Of one thou
sand bushels, this years crop, was effected IL
fhirty.lye cents. on time.
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Is Commercial College aud Count

EJ~SolIe'S Com eEGiui College and Count
ing Rooms No &c CHARTS street corner Common is open
DAY and f fESING, The ENTIRE YEAR Young gentle
who wish qualify themselves any department Of the
counting ocn improve themselves in any branch Of con-
merca education respectfully invited call aud examine
practical and counting house of teaching
Our charges $40 less and instruction ten times
thorough and pracca than many other nst-
ton in the city
au5 2p2t GEO SOUIE Priucipal
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a POOR EXCUSE,

The Yankees give as an excuse for not buryinr
their dead on the field of Manassas, that their fac
OF truce was not recognized. This is a pitiful eva
slon The flag was recognized, but the commun
+ cation that accompanied it was not received be-
cause twas improperly and courteously directed
Ihere are certain rules of courtesy about things
OF this sort universally respected by civilized peo
pie engaged in war, and it was a deliberate vio-
lation Of these rules which caused Gen Beaureeard
to return the communication. In doing this, he
stood up for the honor of his flag in manner for
which every Southerner will give him thanks.
In no instance has any officer of the Confederate
Government, civil or military, failed to give the
ful and correct title to officers of the United
States with whom they had necessary communica.
ton. President Davis letter to Lincoln, CON
corning the privateer prisoners, was signal in
stance of this-a letter the answer to which though
promised by Scott, has never yet been received.
And we predict it never will be. The silly afecta-
ton of regarding the Confederate States as still
belonging to the Union, stands in the way of
proper and respectful reply-and the poor fools,
sooner than surrender the point, are forced to the
miserable alternative of silence, knowing TOO, that
we have in our possession two or three thousand
Federal prisoners that we are holding subject to
the rules of war.
We much suspect the Yankees had no particular
desire to bury their dead, or take care of their
wounded, on the plains of Manassas and will
ingly left those things to be attended to by the
brave men they had gone into Virginia to kill. We
are not certain that Southern humanity has not
been carried too far in tenderly nursing and caring
for the wounded soldiers in the Federal Army who
came to devastate the soil of Virginia, and carry
mourning into her households. But if it is an err.
ror it is an error on the safe sde-an error on the
side Of humanity and Christianity. If the North
were not hopelessy insane and frantic on the sub
ject Of this war, such an exhibition ought to blunt
the edge of the ferocity with which these people
are thirsting for Southern blood.
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The following is verbatim copy of druggists
bill, sent to party who had not paid the same
+" Mrs. M, Plaise say TO the Lady that her child
gave medicine for Che amount is 32c.) is on Book
standing and oblige, etc.
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Il Bus1sEss NorIGE. Tie firm Of Norris, Maull &
VT Il dissolved, ana Messrs. @. g. Maui and E. c.
Hancock win hereafter continue the business under
the title If MaulI u Hancock. See their card.
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s4GFGBE Bird.

e9Gg'oR Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL r TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
hoa. I3 and Is Royal street,
Has large supply the celebrated CREME DE
BOuZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK. PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR-
RENTER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large of the Old Sheres AMONTI-
t4ADO TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR S-l838-SOuTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation; Madeas lower grade saporio
Old Dry Dock PORT, grade
The celebrated SAZARAC MISUNDERSTANDING 1895 1879
1902 and 1865 large supply always hand grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood. Wits
EEs-seotch aud Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wills
kys SCOTCH PORTE Err, in pins and quarts COR
DIALs etc Ny usual OF the best WINES, which
wiz beSd reasonable other houein the city
AARON BIRD,
ala 2ol2 Nos. IL and IL Royal
SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY
1000 BUSHELS
2 RI sa GROUHD CORN MEAL
In Bags and Ba -rels.
1000 BUSHELS GRITS AND HOMINY.
PINOLA.
For Army Use, in quantities to suit.
CREOLE YEAST POWDERS,
Home made guaranteed equal to the best imported article
On hand and for sale by
TIL THAYER CO.,
iel0 Star Mills, Algiors La.
GOAL OH. AhD LAMPS
FOR SALE BY
DAVID HILL,
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The WAY 70 TALK. The Mexican Gulf Railroad
Company announces that their cars will bring to
the city, free Of CHARGE all vegetables, etc, in
tended for distribution at the Free Market to the
families Of soldiers at the wars. let rs see the
other railroads and the steamers periodically fali
into this line.
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HEAVY GoIaAaE THE UsrrgD 3rATfs MiSr. z
I1e mint has has been coming, lately s4U0 900 a
"a ehls by Ii double eagles. It has now d its
vaults g 500 100 in bullion, which will be manu-
pieces. Very iifiie silver or copper d coinfng.
nil
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MOVEMENT ov FepRRAL TRoops.--We learn from
me Baltimore Sun that $500 Federal troops arrived
II that city on the 9th and 2sth ult from Fortress
Monroe. Some Of them We're in . state Of insub.
ordination.
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MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall Aug. 3, 1861
Nj Harry Mccarthy sirYour communication of this date
has been received. Your patriotic oer to aid the families of
volunteers in want cannot but elicit the spnroaop
Of eRtre community and hope your action in the matter
will meet with the success deserves.
have objection 10 urge against WEDNESDAY EyEN-
ING 7th inst.
am, sir, yours very respectfully
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RIadoM Springs, sat0b0lastt.

The Propretos take this method of informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bgbee river, lao miles above
Mobile are at all times open for the reception of visitors
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
and effort shall bs made part render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at the Springs about
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times the river readiness to convey
passengers TO the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR 4 Co, Projectors.
JAMES SYME Druggist, 1SA Canal street, New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADoN SPRINGS WATER.
ie9S 2namkM
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R5~NotiCe-I take this method of Offering
professional services charge the families of those
whe abseut from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Prytals Coliseum Streets Fourth
District
ny3l 2ptf P. TEI8ER, NJ. D.
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THE MONEY READv,--sir. 3. S. Harrison has an
advertisement in another column, Of considerable
Interest to some persons with whom he has had
dealings Lately.
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Tie Southern

Q I Il q Q M z a N
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A Card.

9"EerrisA&ss Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos q and 81 aVer street New
leans dc 2pf
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sS~BOr Auditor OF Public Accommodation Sc
announce H. P3RAITA Auditor Of Public
Accounts at the election in November
al
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EB~B. L. Defrcesc, the present incumbent,
is candidate for state Treasurer lYl 2ptd
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THE DtFRRnESoE. On the 4th. the receipts of
leading Saratoga hotel were ss7, against sl4oO
last year
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night, at the Amphitheater, Mr.. Harry Mccarthy,
she Arkansas comedian, will give one Of his
uniquely humorous and charmingly musical enter
fainments, for the benefit of soldiers families His
programme consists Of dialogues, yarns, and songs,
III character, representing the manners of Dutch,
Irish French, Yankees. Africans, and Southern
sailors He will sing his own patriotic Southern
song: & The Bonny Blue Flag and will dance,
and his pretty assistant Miss Lofty Estelle, will
also dance. Wherever Mr.. Mccarthy has exhibited,
he,has given the highest satisfaction and won the
handsornest compliments Of the press. We bespeak
d crowded house.
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PANogslcos or THE sourH. This ingenious and
really nleritorieus Southern exhibition continues
to draw well at Armory Hall, and to arouse the
constant plaudits Of the spectators. Miss Fanny
piersori sings IN conjunction with this exhibition.
{ Ii will be repeated tonight. III
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FACTORY. Nos. 10 AND 81 ST. FERDINAND STREET
Are manufacturing superior quality If Pump Ven
and Double-Soled oak-Tanrsd nUsSET SHOES TO ghiof
they invite the attention Of those having purchase this article
These Shoes branded the Southern Shoe Fa
tory New Orleans, end can be Obtained only Depot
the Company.
all GEO. H. ROzEF secy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07

THE ENGLISH FLEET IN THE GULF Perhaps
everybody does not know what a formidable fleet
of British ships of war are now occupying our
Gulf waters-lying right within striking distance of
Lncoln's blockaders, whom they are watching
with sleepless vigilance, and q evident anxiety to
pick quarrel with on this blockade question:
We have good authority for stating that the British
feet Of the Gulf, under Admiral Milne, numbers no
less than thirty-fve menofWar, each carrying
heavy metal and equipped on war footing. We
know, of course, that this armada is not here to
operate against the Confederacy. We know this
without the avowal of the British Government, and
every other authority, that its object is to oversee
and investigate the doings Of Lineoln's blockaders.
Being opposed to the operations Of our enemies,
the British feet is necessarily in quasi but as yet
inactive, alliance with us. 1t is in our waters as
naval corps of observation, and in force which
gives it power at any time to become a corps of
operation" Here in our waters it will stay, await
ing possible, perhaps probable, moment of action
when the British Government may deem it neces-
sary to raise the blockade. Should the war not be
sooner concluded, we may expect that during the
latter part of next fall Great Britain and perhaps
France, will offer to mediate. If the infatuated
North rejects propositions, we may expect to hear
from the British feet of the Gulf The way it will
run off the Linconte ships, and open our ports,
will be caution to tyrants. Mobile Advertiser.
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NJ RUBBER HosE. See advertisement Of D. Q. Low
her d CD. in another column.
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New Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND MARTHA
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y VINO WAISTS Y WET NURSE 4 See advertisement
ID aaniher column. TIL 5sss a 5s
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millinery asaa Dressmaktng.

Garibaldi Riding Hats from ...........S5 w 70 Is 90
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety.
The ladies' requested call themselves that
the Goods though Cheap rich and elegant
In my Dressmaking Department, making Dresses
very moderate prices
RsS@ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
Dressuaker and Mi,liEer,
ielS 2p3m 15 Canal ST. up stairs, Gdiong d. f. Hoaeq'
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Great Southern Emporium,
MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
B. PIFE'ET,
122 CANAL STREET, TOURo BUILDINGS.
Flags.
FLAGS, all sizes
Buttons, Suttons,
PELICAN BUTTONS, large and small.
EAGLE BU TTONS, of different rraIijrH.
PLAIN GILT AND SILVER BUTTONS.
Sashes, Cord and FasscIs, Etc,
SASfIES for OtIcera.
GOLD AND SILVER BANDs
GOLD AND SILVER CoRD AND TAssEls.
YELLOW, RED, GREEN AND BLACK BINDING.
CORD, Of all Colors.
Drums, BELTS, Fifes, Etc.
Large stock of BRASS DRUMS.
BASS DRUM Fine qualify.
FIFES, FIFES, FIFES
MILITARY BELTS.
FLAsKs, of all sizes,
Fancy Goods.
TRIMMINGS PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, TOILET SETS
BASKETS CAMP LIQUOR CASES,
Toys, Toys.
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES VELOCIPEDEs GUNS
SWORDS and all French, English and German TOYS
as~All these goods sold at VERY Low PRICES.
Ru5 2pMoWed&Sat
. mcGUIGTN & CO.,
s A l. M A E R s
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin
Awnings Tents, Tarpsuns Flags made at the shores
large supply of Canvass always on hand of the very hes,
THE FLAG OF THE SOUTH,
Neatly Printed in Colors, on
ENVEL0Ps, LETTER PAPER, CARDS or BILL HEADS,
As well as every description Of
Printing, Ruling and Book-Bfndtng,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power, at
REA's ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
IS Magazine street,
SEES ly&W Adjoining the ST james Hotel.
STRAWBERRIES IN JUICE
30 GASES, IN sToRE,
Fer sale by "
jyl 50 customholsa street.
SoUTHERN SHOE rBANUFACpuREgtS
COMPANY.
Depot, No. "a ST. Charles street.
FACTORY. Nos. 10 AND 81 ST FERDINAND STREET
Are manufacturing superior quality Of Pump Ven
and D0uole-Sced Oak-Tsnrsi RGSSET SHOES 20 sghiaf
they invite the attention Of having purchase this article
These Shoes branded Southern Shoe Fa
tory New Orleans" and be only Depot
the Company.
al " GEO. L. EOZEF secy.
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9. !. nrxs,ry, rl.Iltor and proprietor.
WEpNEspAY MoRNlNe. AUGUST ], ISL.

nj Mr. j. j. McKeerer and his gentienanly as
sistants, Of Adams Express, have again placed US
under Obligations for New York, Cincinnati. Mem
phis aud Louisville papers Of latest dates.
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Proceedings
THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Co1ver
on lin both language and the CONSTITUTION Of tine State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD / STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL
t. L. WHITE, HERBERT h ESC0rSSE,
GEO. ELLIS VIZ GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& Co, Il. EZEKIEL.
T. FTfZWILilAN.
Ms~Order8 from the country filed at lueral discount
r,vol pn+f
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- McGUIGtKN s. CO..
A L NJ K Il s
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin
Awnings, Tents Tapsulins and Flags at the shortest
notice. " "
large supply always on hand of the very has,
brands. 7.15 "
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Greet Southern. Emporium
OF
FANCY GOODS.
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Depot, No. "a ST. Charles street.

SoUTHERN SaOE MANUFACTURER q
COMP ANY
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STRAWBERRIES IN JUICE
30 CASES, IN STORE,
For sale by
SD. GRATIAA Il co,
iyl 80 CustomholgA street.
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Ladies, Yolunteer Aid Association.

GEO. SOULE, Principal.
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DIRECT REFORMATION
il d W are and q CutlerV.
S. w: III. TUCKER,

>. w :0H. IUOhth,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
l have in store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring Trade direct frem the makers, which
they otftr TO CASH AND rRonrT TlAK BUYERS on Ia /
vorabls terms. The stock beng unusually large
theyconfdently solicitan examinations Of the same.
6. W. 4 Iii. TUCKER,
Sign Of Rcd Paddock, cor. Main I'd sis.
keofuk, March y, lseo-dAw
MIakKs' PIuhs. sHotEi.s, ao., for sale b,
yl nch9ddw S.W. i III. TUCKER.
GkIEFIAsb HORSE aAlLs.-4ood stock OF all
~ sizes fo~saie by S.W. Ill. TUCKER.
~CiTHK hikLEb.--yarious qaslitleso Of hcyth
- Rifles md ShArpcners for sa.c hy
Narehy-dsw w. 4 II. TUCKER. I
A Mls' sH0vELs.- A large stocA Of Anss
mArhs u Wan. TUCKER
4 yMsDs1oNEs.-lhe Berca On lndstones, OF Va
~ rious siEes, fsr sale by
s.N. a AH.TUCKER.
Sign OG Iked FndI0ck.
Marsh 2. No-d1w Cor. AAin aist
LsLnIE NAILS.
L fiac Sd do
Anna: A.s:.lsa 4 i sealiaeA-. .spsrior.rsisl..
Finishing 90
Together with gsncralassort tmsns Of otherxArLs
OF tbs belmont brand, just received and for sal
Low by lmcs9 s. w. h III. TUCKER,
In sonN ~ AkDEA, 1 RI B8iN Nuane ther ~ q =;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mattocks ard Picka
seytLss, Snaths, and Grain Craeieg;
/ Cow-bells, ka.ses and Corn Planters;
t1, Trace and Ealter Chains;
Catting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw aud Manure Forks;
And large stock OF ASSORTED HARDWARE and
iCUTLLal c hand anu for sale Low by
meh9d&w b. N. A Ii. TUCKER,
TEEN HOOPS THESIS HUUrN II,
/ 4 NGW supply of Tress Hoops, OF the sizes
"a uus9ly wanted, together with general as
scrtmsnt0f coopers Tools, just received and for
| sale low by &. W. 4 r. TUCKER.
4 <sCl1hk sT0Nks.--acythr stones, OF different
- Kinds AZ quantities to suit.
rnsv 8. Va ri. TUCKER
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UNSURPASSED
Ill A IK II . NC.

WEaali the attention Of the bald and gray
w TO GEO. .fABUS' HAIR TONIC. This m.
equaled preparation, which turns gray hair to it,
original color, gives the haida beausifnl head az
hair, removes the dandruf and itching from the
scalp, and causes AnStufaI moisturc 10 fow from
the scalp, provided II ~ used ~ hair drssu-
iug-it will prevent il from becoming rem 4 nre-
~ grey and eolning out. Those who loss fo sane
npon beautiful head oil hair shen Id not ~ r3fs.
ont T. Thoasands testify to its great nerits hat
We have no room to insert their names. '-
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N As As CIT III 4 ,
FOOT OF SOUTH wATER-sT.,

fUUI VT bUU1H WAIEH-pIJ
hNLY 0FEET FROM THEGREATCENTRAL
" DEPOT of Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
Sc. Je., iiinvisCebtruI, Aiay ettt aud IndianAo-
lis, Michigan Central Cairo and st. Louis, cinc'n-
natl Railroads.
This House IL now under tho management Of
K. WHINE, well known as former proprietor of the
Neil House, Columbus, and Winnie House, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be suata Led in all rrsneets AZ
Grst class hoase, a. the ou rate Of one doliara
fifty cents per day.
baggage taken 10 and from the Depot free Of
Charge. feb5'60-
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TFRMsUf ADVERTISING.
IwELvH LINES or LEss MAXI 4 oquARK.)

Business Cards,not exceeding six lines, inside
fl5, otherwise &ib.
Funeral Notices IL 90. Obituaries, according
10 space sooapled.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above ates.
sAdsertfsemen ieaded and placed under the
head ol special Notices. s2stif rae ordinary
rates.
suec.alSoLic.s IN the Local Column 1Ucen,s
per HE.
Advertisements ordered Oh th e inside exclu-
siyesyiE tie Daily, alter the FIRST Two week.,
So Der cent. a4oft than he aboserst.s
1lftyamstenf fafrssfaemeats zsust te pata for
~ aavanet. This RUE all not be varied rom
When tbs .isertsse. ages the Neeki xIone
the price will be rhe same In the Daily
Where he Daily and Weekly are both used
IS per cent. will be deducted from the Argre-
rsts amourt.
naer the present system, the advertiser
pays mueh for tae space he occupies he
changes hsiGg Guar geaD4e for tho com posi on
only This plan is aow generally adopted
Our charge Tor changes Wall Ue l5 cents Der
squsrc-
FH- In al! eases whore adyertisements are
discontinued before the expiration II he year
or tie time contracted for, they vii! ae charged
up ~ our regular ate. 4of tilae actual
ly IN.
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n. y = - EEIfkFs aIFEAAEaEfH "a
MAeEAw u koeSs, 50 Merit h-st., Baltimore.
LxEeH Co., No. Aster House, or No. s.
Vim. st., n. u.
LEEcH l. Co., 40. IL site street Boston.
II. IL HuUsTQN Cen fTeight "A & I, Philadelphia.
L. /. HelPI, Gen. Ticket Agent, philadeiphis.
THos. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 3, God
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7 Z ! - ! ! q !
SEVEN YEARS.
TsHE seven Years Of unrlvalsd success attend
ing the
Iarr,ncnlanr

Cosmopolitan Art Association,
Have made II y household word throughout every
quarter Ut tue country.
Under the auspices Of this popular Institution,
over THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND HoAEs have learned
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