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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
G FLINT Il JONES',
&45 Royal Street, New Orleans
WorLD invite the attention OF their
nss friends and the public to their 81
zf5 well selected and large stock ot SsR7
% Cabinet Furniture. Having
ast year greatly enlarged their establish
aro nov enabled to exhibit the best and most
rtmant Of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
.e south, comprising everything necessary III the
Of q dwelling.
On 10 Furniture, we keep for sale Plush, Hair
, Cloth Gimp, Cord, Tassels, Springs, Tacks,
nnish, Glue, etc
ing, Hair and Moss Mattresses
aing Bed Bottoms new and economical IN,
omforts, Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and
Bars
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
variety; Plain and Checked India Mating
orsofal kinds, together with Ice Boxes Of eF-
re carefully ana securely packed fer shipment
rior
dcoUntrv purchasers will always find our stock
their inspection, and are cordially invited TO
store and examine for themselves
Fleans, April II, 1888.
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rE7HE undersigned having determined to close up in
I. this place IS pow selling eli u eosT; ;
and staple dry goods gentemens clothing, boots shoes,
etc, all ofthe latest styles and fashion.
Purchasers are invited 70 csl and examine stock and
prices ", MARKS,
decE Tags Street.
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REMOVAL.
wy MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
w large and commodous building, corner Of Texas
ard Market streets and prepared to his friends
and the public generally with every description Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CiothIngs
Doors, SHoEs AND FURNISHING GOODS
Is to STYLE and quality his stock is unsurpassed. all OF
which will be sold prices corresponding tight
E that
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Is. OLD LEvEE STREET .l75
5ital and Barrack streets, New Orleans
,ly receiving from Europe and the North
,hoicest Liquors. Wines; BrandiesS
&roceries, to which they call the special
ion Of families, planters and country mer-
pledge themselves to furnish their tftends
terms as any houseiu the trade ID the e.
ing comprises only a small portion o.f their
k
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STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IN the systematic arrangement completeness and sci
I entlfc protcently and practical skill and experience
which presides their manufactured department,
well as in the decided advantages which their locality a
ords them for laying in their stock Of raw material
these works confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have therefore longer any occasion
to send their orders the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional advances in the rates
of freight incident to marine transportation, thereby in
dueng the necessity keeping heavy stocks Of the
modify on hand as they supply themselves with
Just as good article Just as cheap. and in just
such quantities only, if they choose will meet the
weekly demands their business froma RRIs HONE
INSTITUTION. PELiCAN CHEMICAL NOhhS.
Nnrr Orlenns MAY %. 1871
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DS. II. X |. n. MARKS,

OS. II. & |. n. MARKS,
TOLES ALE GROCERS,
on Merchants and Dealers in
CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR,
Fish, of all kinds,
Domestic Wines and Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars, &c., &C., &c.
Vs. +3, 45 and At New LEvEE,
IS So, s. and 81 FULToN STEETs,
cen Poydras and Gravier Streets, ,-,,
NEW ORLEANS
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sHREvEPO ORT, LOUISIANA MAY L. 1862.
KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.


fIaCUL1 III =.
Rev. j. H: TUCKER,
President and Professor OF Mental and Moral Sclence,
and Ancient Languages.
Miss ;. Y WiL0oA,
lnstructress IN Engllsh literature;
MISS SALhlE Y. aSGOGlN,
lnstructress IN Mathematics ana the Physical Sciences
Miss KATE HILL
lnstructress IN ACADEMIC Department.
PRoF. 9. +. SCHlLII,
lnstructor OF Musle-Plano; "a Gntar ana 'lohn.
MISS SALLlE y. GARLION,
Instructress in Musle-Plano and Guitar
Miss WILCOX,
lnstructress IN French and the Department
REV. J. Il. TUCKER AND LADY,
Stewards Department
Mrs. +. N. JENKINS
Matron
The Autumna Term of this lnstltotlon commences on
the lst Monday OF SeptembefI Spring Term VIII I'M
mediately succeed without any vacation. Each Ierm
twenty-one weeks.
Rates Of Tuition for the Term q t"ety-oneWeeks as
follows:
In Primary Department SD 90
In Academic Department. .......:............. 90 90
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GAS FIXTURES.

yggHE subscribers offer at all times complete assort-
IL ment Of Chandeliers, fron3 to y lights Brack-
cts. Pendants. Portable Lights, and all other artl-
CIes Of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices
By giving the height of ceiling, size Of room and ap
prex5rate price, parties may be supplied as well by
letter, as if present.
r,,- nail Irhpr desired HENDERSON & GAINES, \
~ -,a.r - N 1nn Canal Street New Orleans
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CHARLES BYRNE,
No 4G Tchoupitouas Street, between Poydras and Gr
yier. New Orleans
COPPER. SHEET IRON, TINN ARE. Etc.

s3 ~,
COPPER, sEiEE ItSo'' LIN ~ tAhSH' Etc''
Dealer in Stoves and Stove Pipe:
Nh AXES every description OF Copper WORK, including
YE Stills, of from % to 1000 gallons and Sheet Iron
work and Tnware, ETC. Back snithinS and general Job
bng and Repairing in the met1c line atended e e
keep good assortment OF I'm WAKE on hand, winch
soered at very low prices both by wholesale and retail
Charles Byrne would also state that he keeps constant
y good supply and assortment OF the best desctp
ton Of both Heating and Cooking Stove as can be found
elsewhere one description ofwhch ENTIRELY OF IT'S own
MANUFACTURES, the BYRNE %, would cook for from
so persons to 500 up 500 900, according
size, there being seven sizes.
This description of Stove is extraordinary for simple
itv strength compactness and convenience of being
moved from nlace to place without liabilities to inure
also FOR dura6tv NoStove can exec it for baking fry
@ holino or brolng its capacious oven has an appar-
a7s easT managed and not liable to get cut Of order
thotwhen properly used causes meat ofal descriptions
as well as sh vegetables fruit pastry and bread etc.
which NAV he mt In IT, at the same time to be baked or
mora nrone,y sneakn roasted in tile best possbeInan-
III d obe dry and crisped on the surface as cooked
before III open fire ana each article ctainngs own par
t;cnlor vnr all he damn veat and fumes arising from
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,rdAMERICAN HATS and CAPS,
GOODS, BosNETs UMBRELLAS, Ere.
tynent will be kept full and complete, suit
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t,EI VAIL.

EtENUF "A IL
.r4NNEY 4 Co, respectfully inform their
,ners and friends they have removed TO the
.rious stores Nos. G2 and GA GraVIer
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES

MRs E. CREAGER, BALTIMORE, MD
with three cents postage stamps included will receive
bv return mail something of Importance to the sex
WOMAN, KNOW THYShLF," AND BE HAPF .
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go w. A. HANNEY Il Co,
.vier Street, between Camp and Magazine
NJ Netnber III. lS6O.
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TO PRINTERS.
WTE have hand and for SALE the following printing
w materials lately used on the South Western:
A font of 500 lbs Brewer,
+" 260 /"
7eO

6 fonts line Brewer
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column, head, advertising and dash
rules, leads, &C., &c.
Aso-A Medium Printing Press, Roller-Mould, &C.
all complete and the following materials used for asbor
time in the peslicatio Of weekly paper About $50 lbs
Of Bourgeois and Minien sath two line letter. column
head advertising and dash rules, cases chases, etc.
The above materials Will be sa4dlowfor cash.
+. DILLARD d Co.
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CONFEDERATE ARMoRY and FoUNDRY Y


To THE CITIZENS THE CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA
WE ARE ON THE EVE ofwhat may prove a. long and
w bloody The best citizens of our country are
to be opposed in battle hreng henorth
Thevictory is generally with those who are best drilled
and armed with the most approved weapons. Our enc
mics have means hand for constructing the most
destructive otwar Our country IN TINS respect
is almost destitute Our supplies frem foreign countries
have been off The present stores must be soon eX-
haused tits absolutely necessary therefore, 70 provide
early day, against al contingencies All preHml-
nary preparations have been made to commence lmme-
dateiy on large scale, the manufacture of all lmple
ments and munitions of war that we may need. Southern
talents stands ready labor in the cause of Southern
freedom Our will look TO private enterprise
to supply its warts Those who have gone forth to fight
the battles of their country, demand OF us that they
should not be left without the most improved means OF
defence against their enemies Our best interests call
us for the immediate of this important
work Capital wanted, andwe confidently appeal
to the patriotic feelings of the people of the Confederate
States to aid US in carrying out this enterprise. AS
investment hereis better opportunity at present Of
fering THOMAS g. McNEILL, Acting Superdent,
Macon, Ga.
CAPITA 81 100000
Ten Thousand Shares of slOO Each.
The manufactures Of this Company will consist of
Artillery
FOR SEA COAST, GARRIsON, sEIGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, 3IUSKETS, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
0NETS.
Laboratory Stores
GUN CAPS. FUSES, PRIMING TUBES, PORT FIRES
Projectiles
SHOTS, SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Enc.
GUN POW DER, MILITARY STORES
AS soon as S36 900 is subscribed the Company will be
regularly organised and work commenced Immediately
part ofthe machinery which will be necessary, has al
ready Keen ordered and in course Of construction.
Rocks for subscription will be opened III all OF the prin
cpal cities and towns Of the Confederate States on the
lst June.
Instaments on shares will not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised junel9+
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y HAVE d chemical process for cleaning clothing, by
the use (which The clothes be washed very clean
By this method much hard labor may be avoided the
washing is done in haIfthe time, and the clothes
last much longer for they not oNt by rubbing,
as in the old way of washing by machines &c The ar
he receipt to order postage paid receipt of50 cents
Three cents postage stamps good as money;
Address DIR. J. P. CRAIGER,
ooav29-3m Baltimore, Nd.
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T4tfE,S f. MUSE,

y 4
rov AVD FORWARDING MERCHANT,
rrommon and Front Streets, New Orleans
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MRs p. CREAGER, BALrIaoEE, MD
with three cents postage stamps included WI receive
by return mail something OF Importance to the sex: Sc
WOMAN, KNOW THYsbLF,' AND BE HAPPY.
THE GREAT FEMALE PILL.
nAE ]. r. CRATGER is agent for DR.. Wheatns's
Ap celebrated Female Pills. These f'llls ere TBu- #
~ VALUABLE for Ladies' for they will restore the monthly
courses when they stop from any whatever Ihe
never have failed in any where the direction around
the box containing the Pill have been strictly followed
indeed there has been OF failure occurred 70 our
knowledge Being purely vegetable they are perfectly
safe Single boxes mailed to order, postage paid upon
Address Dr. ]. P. CREAGER,
may29-3m Balnmore. wa
HONEY! THE BEST OF HONEY )!
r HAVE valuable receipt for making Honey which
will send to any person upon the receipt OF oo cents
We make and use it in our family at halfthe cost, and
consider good the best article OF genuine bee MADE
honey from which it cannot be told ANY person
who will make and sell it clear from two to three
and they can be had any store for fifty cents Every
family may have this delightful luxury for any ady can
make ii III fifteen minutes at any time
# YOU really want something nice do not miss the
Honey or Washington Receipts for they positively all
claim for them and they should be IN every family
s4drass Dr. J. P. CREAGER
Baltimore, Md
The Pulaski Times Harknsyille, Ga Of Thursday
March al 1889 says.-Fine IIoney.-Dr R. c. Smith, of
this county presents us with beautiful article of honey
equal if not superior to anything we ever saw. lni9
Honey was manufactured by Mrs Smith according to the
directions riven in the receipt which she purchased OF
Dr. j. ?. CTeager, Baltimore, Md Any person get
Ills receipt for making honey and BE 6dependsnt othe
honey BY writing to Dr Creager No 553 West Bal
tigrofe Street Baltimore Nd, enclosing 20 cents. m2g
FAR CREAGER, Baltimore Md, is the sole agent for
DR. Wilders, celebrated Matrimonial Series, three
books No !, "a Book for Young Men, designed to pre-
pare them for Female Society" No. 2 Errors in Court
ship" No. s. "Refroduction Control Either OF Wnlcn
viii be mailed to order, postpaid, upon receipt OF %
cents. - lInzgonl
WHY LABOR so HARD WHEN WAsHING.
Il
(which The clothes can be washed very clean
without boiling and with very little rubbing.
Br this method, much hard labor may be avoided the
washing is done in half the time, ana the ciothes
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- ~ r. ~ inserted at the rate Of OsE DOLLAR
l. aI'ti tho 5irsE Insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for
"a, emf s' one. Eight lines, or less, constitute
81 dadnctions made to those who advertise
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WESTERN is published weekly at THREE
u. nr.,1o " IN navablc in adyance-four dollars If
.o 's'tiII, otimeof Subscribing Persons wishing to
'na.t rive two weeks notice. No paper
.rS ant al fhe option Of the publishers, until all
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DEVOTED to Literature, Agriculture and Horticul-
ture edited by gentlemen Of eminent abilities, in
their several departments is published every SATUk-
DAY, at Augusta Georgia
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SUPREME COURT, February 27-CaIvin c.
Burt, Esq, of New York, was admitted an attor.
ney and counsellor of this Court
No l5. George c. Bates, plaintiff in error, vs.
The Illinois Central Company. The argument of
defendants In error, and concluded by Mr. Wills
for the plaintiff In error
No. 139, Frederick b. Leonard ct al , plaintiff,
was argued by Mr. Van Amman for the defend mis-
In error, and submitted on printed argumt Mt by
Mr.. Russell for the plaintiffs in error
February 2s.-wm. D. Booth, ESQ, of Nev
York, and John 3. Beach, Esq Of Connecticut,
and VIM. c. Traphagen, Esq :, Of New YorL
we're admitted attorneys and counsellors Of lii :
Court. A'
No. 14o. George law, plaintiff In error, w. Alex.
ander Cross The argument Of this cause wa,
commenced by Mr.. GIllet for the plaintify a.
error, and continued by Mr.. Lord for the defend !.
cat In error.
Adjourned until MONDAY
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DIR. LA BONITA

Cures all Yenerisl Diseases permanently and
quickly. without the use Of disgusting or poison
Gus drugs Of any kind.
, No dieting or Interference With business.
Consultations free.
10 Ia saying quite enough m Its favor, when Say
that my lraotioe 10 that which il in use In al the
Now York city hospitals.
New YORK City College and Hospital Tsstimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Wont
cured and saved Q oonsumptive's grave b. ms
TheF f rs !: Pothlna sf.s'cs or dissssssbs In an,
All cures warranted, or money refupded
Communlcaa9ns IN writing, with return stamp,
Medicines for travellers and others PACKED, viii
mll lnstruohons for use, and warranted.
Omce-RooD No. . WasrinEtou Building, Penn
svepue And Seventh sts Wsshihgton. ID. g.
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SOMETHING NEW! ~ -
- 6IxA,I.l DIscoyHiY os~lnI
~ 4, ISL q sss..: sr,.ss" ~

In tbs Shell and Thoroughly Cooked Tar sspsrisr
% o rosst) In fec Sstssfss, Tbs JSstsst
tSSss o. rsesTd. Call and rec. =.
Yhe SnderGgnod respectfully INFORMS his friends
In tie District, and vstOrp 10 the easy, that he has
reftted his c!l And wHILrksowE EsrkBLsHNlNf
M 4 most thof ouSh manner, End hiss made COM
plsts arrangements 70 furni.h OYSTERS in any
style and IN any tty. 600 to SO rA onE sh qoked
n day. 1000 TO 5000 csps 81 sgtoed and Freeh
IN mp d8ily-oAnn dramatically Ee<ted. Furnlsheo
n IN shell BY the buzhel or bare. I'D.
Per-. IN. vlshine % h.ye Oy!tsIs fsrnished res.-
Iarly Ii. -pugh the winter, s. Baltimore Irices,
without Il 81 Of failure, shSnld cal and lsks a.:
:sysd % % De Bsdmors sblishmsnts.
-" - 70 8UYLERa,
G.14sa Meff% iona PIT: fsst. fn,s, 70.
fe 60 Also iSks., os snS $500; bs73dy
hss, Tcrrsp ins. Fresh LobS ters Cod, HaIbut, ae.
In faot every thing for sAle n TIE northern mar
kets slVays on hand, ct reasonS BILE prices.
Hotels and families supplied WIN Oysters. de-
In season, II the money Is sent With the order.
nv Attainment 10 open from 8 q. M. to II at
pirkt, every day, except Sunday, when close ct
ATT =. M. HARVEY.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS.


kRl -
O. a.d AJn~ koNDIY, Esbrsa'v 5. lsa.
PAssKNeHI yIArSs BETwrKN
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WIN run - follows
Ess.,.i:. 6ss S a. ssG a. 9 ssssi, '''
ssd fve on SxsGass.
For Philadelphia and New York-Le cave W.,h-
For Bsfimore.I.e svs %sshinston q, 600 ana
For Anns S Ss Al sT SsO a X. and tmpx
For PhiladelphlA az SOOPM.
fS : sd q: "a SGs AZ 20 y; leave
For Frederick 81 90 N, and 500 PM.
49,, JkALMs MoEsgs NoETA;
MU II ss EnsTs, s..s w
Mo sor 4S on ss.!s s.1. "a,
B.haOR: TRis i the Morning SoS SSsRsS
New issSs MAJ Tr.ln-...y. w..4Ipf.on .. II
tHt,n,; New York ler u.
x, reaching Baltimore 81 80 N. and PhiisdsI phI
.ttr sPtys a BaitiSore a. sfs. S No soSa
nexions. a. Bsinmore This 10 the Afternoon COZ
Eye1ins EIgsss-ls.ys Warrington ErN
Arnve % Bslttmore ia 2. n; Phnsde yhis loss
91T cav. Va ss So and
Inc n. u. trtln rom washington connects
thrnugh 70 New York every dsJdurinG the veek
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH,
Leave New YORK at A. ~ :; PM adelD hig II n .
n; Baltimore too =. n. Arrive at WaskinTiOn
Leaye New York stsr. NJ; Pkil.eel,kI. loto
h- BAlnmeu 80 a. u. Arrlve ~ w darlington al
Leave New York st II p. NJ; Phlsdsl,hir -
4: No BAumore1S An. Arrive u WaShinglon
sas An.
Leosl AecoEnod.ticn Trans Ieay. BslttInOr,
~ A Il, tno % 2. n for Washington. srrivs
mere ~ II A. n. and 6f5r.N
On Sundays 81 SO and IS A. ~, only from Bait
Sundays
Passenger Trains leaving washington ~ rto q.
u. e0d % r. H. and Baltimore - ~ A. ~ and IS
P make direot connections for Apnasolis at the
Junction. The $40 N, and 500 n connect a.
kesy for Frederick, HagerstOvn, &e., &o., ex sept
Trains lesye Annapoli. for Baltimore and Wash
inE ton 81 80 A. N. and Sf0P.
feSsengeT Trains leaving Weshingson ~ 6.0o A.
NJ III A. NJ, tpo r. NJ. and ga timOre &C t.SD anG
I-S A. NJ. Will stop OsIv az AAndpolts Jsseftos.
W. PesseIters must take the AeeoNsseddfios
Trains viii leave Washington and BsltImor.
rc~pIV spsS ea.d fs<ss, excepting that the as A
n,1o n, and 90 ID trains wall wait % mi Ies
neoessafy, TO secure the passengers and MsI
For SICK and Wounded soloisrs-A sUso,.l a.,
With an ATTENDANT, with beds, will cave Nsshlns
ton twice veef for Philadep hla direct st m A.
soldiers. w y sMITa
fe4 Master Of TrsnspoDtstien, Ban.
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APPLY lMMEDIATELY. no
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tlsa drssdf and as,ssedys habit vheh sarssy svss1
s..esd s.sns saa srI.s int.i.st ~h. ni@hs .S.rs..
have sutrsncsd listening Bsnatss with hsndsn sf sls
aIsnss M visd y ssstasy The living lyss may call Viii
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nAnRf1D fHnseEs, o. Young Msn ssetsn platnf Mar
Ss7ssnias., &c, speedily cured. --''
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! OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
Msnbsr u The Royal Cslisrs Of surrssn. Lsnds. rndu-
go fisn g. s. .nIn.et cesG.' 10 d: saitsd
s: % ssi:: $ r.. :1 s':I
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svu fnevni many uesssd with nnEing In the head and
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