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Academic boards Fl :
DAVID F. BOYD Superintendent and Professor Of Ancient
Languages and English Literature,
NJ vEsABbE, Professor Of Engineering.
JOHN A. A. WEST, Professor of Mathematics and Com
mandaut Of Cadets Lafa 0a4l
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor OF Modern Languages
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Professor of Natural Philosophy
JOHN r. PAGE NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry, Mineraogy
and Geology.
Physiology, and Surgeor.
JAMES NJ BOYD, a. NJ, Assistant Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature. 2-af
ROBERT E. RIyEs A NJ, PHI D., Assistant Professor OF
Modern Languages and Literature.
COURSE OF STUDY.
| The course of study embraces Preparatory and
Academic Department Special Schools, of Civil
| Engineering the other Of Medicine.
The Academic Department comprises Literary an scien
fc Course which point of divergence in the hird
Tor Sophomore) class In the Literary Course Ancient
Languages Literature thoroughly taught; in the
Scientific Course the language omitted and in its
stead taught Mechanics and Practical Engineering.
... ADMISSION o. CADETS,
Cadets will received under fourteen years Of age
| They may be residents of Other States.
beneficiary Cadets be received unless the
President of the Police Jury making appointment cert
a neither the appontee his parents are able to
deray his expenses at the Institution
applicant admission the Preparatory Department
must read write WELL and know Arithmetic far as
and Proportion inclusive and the rudmehts Of Eng
lish Grarnner and Geography.
Acadsic Department it is to know
Arithmetic and Algebra through POPULATIONS Of the First
Degree English Grammar Geography and the Elementary
Gramm and reading in Latin and french
No ons will admitted either of the Special Schools,
Civil Engineering Medicine who is not qualified to enter
tie Second or Junior Glass of the Academic Department
The parent guardian must state in writing entering his
son or ward which study Special School he wishes
him to pursue
Expenses per Session of Ten Months.
Tuition Board Washing of Furniture, Fuel lights,
Medical Librar Fees Text Books and Stationery, $500
payable half the balance the lat of Feb
ruary There must also deposited contingent
fee Of S25 50 of which is not expended will be
funded
1t will observed that the every item of expense
except clothing, good supply of which the Cadet must bring
with him. E4L s5
Payments made in advance This rule is mpara
tive and will be enforced in every
requested give their little pocket
money, not exceeding 50 FER month
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Session having closed June go with 1e3 maricustes
and being certain that there will not be less than
200 Cadets present during the session, those DESTROYS
patonng the Instdon advised to be prompt in enter
ing their sons on the first day Of the Session.
State beneficiary Cadets fail to be at the
beginning the Session. places cannot be reserved fo
them.
For further information, address
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Postotfice, Alex4ndrn La.
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MT. ST. BENEDICT'S AcADEmY,
PoRMERLY CEDAR GRoYEA
Portland, kentucky,

The new session Of this academy for Young Ladies will open
On the first Mondsy Of September Tbs Institution in which
are taught all the branches ofe thorough education is con-
Quoted By the Sisters Of the Lortt9 Institute The buildings
are delightfully."- and rsttsay The bank Of the Ohio
river in the suburbs Of Louisville 10 which city # bas con-
slant access by the Portl snd Street Railway, a8
The charges per session of Eve months board and tut
ton, are from sgd 20 % AeeDtda7 to the branches taue
Extra charges are made Tor Music Vocal the IT
Piano and 9nithrD Dfswng and Painting and f5r
French Lessons and Ornamental Neetle-TOfz sss7rs1
REEEREECE5 RI Rev. Bishop svaiie and any ftsseler
Of the cttg Messra. Peters Webb Co, Webb LevelnE
and L. Rath Portland; j. A. Smith, II B. Ria4andey nd
j. Mcmahon, New Albany, Ind.
For further partulsr8 apply in person By letter to the
Mother snosEior Mt Bslediess Academy Portland KY.
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
"nnne'. Patent SET and Feed Works"

Lanes Patent Set and Feed Works."
1--WE respectfully call attention to our "IMPROVED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with T" LANES
PATENT SET AND FEED works. some of the partcu
lar advantages claimed therefor being follows .
1--The instantaneous and unerngy certain setn of the
log by the endiugthe Saw with snga motion Of the
hand under device simple effective and in
wise subject beakage log of whatever
time by the Sawyer, above statea and uperng uni
fority thickness the throughout insured
2d-The saving secured OILY in the number of hands
employed about mill but the Of that which Is Of far
sufficiently illustrated perhaps whenit is stated that in the
setting time usually required by other mills We able to
"run back,n "seth and another plank Thus
enabled three twenty feet panks If requred in single
mnute accounted for in part by the TACT that the Saw is al
Increasingly engaged he rnn-backn time excepted in
actual work from the moment the stock is in place until it is
entirely converted into lunberl
Sd-The peculiar arrangement of the Feed Works"
whereby the slp" and wear and tear always incident TO
the usual belt is avoided and in lieu nsan
4tThe substantial and perfect proportions of the Mill TO-
gether with its combinations of Stee Saw Mandre Rabbit
Metal, seEOiling and SeEAdusng Boxes, the frequent
cssron supports the carriage for the log and the
beauty of finish the other features which parcu
lay characterize Mill and which for it the unai
ing admiration Of the practical.
These references sufficient trust to for
Mill all that required and all that asked in instance
insure preference, namely An examination before pur
chase elsewhere
We are, very respectfully; 60,
General Commission Merchants No 40 Broadway New York
aa~N. B.-"LANE,s PATENT SET WORKS. applied
with facility to Mills Of other patterns n
Agents for the above Mill,
No. % Carondelet street,
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We had the pleasure of a call yesterday from
the Hon Logan Hunton, Of st. Louis, formerly a
distinguished citizen Of New Orleans, who has
been spending some time in this State. Mr.. Hun
ION represents political affairs in Missouri as i'll
very unsatisfactory condition. Missouri is cursed
with the despotism of party excuses.
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,

MID Wa Z sUHODb' 7
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, 3 se
wnsoS N CARE, JAMES NJ GARNHrr., N. A., Uniy. Val
Associate Principals.
The second ofth School will begin the rst Mon
day in September and will end June h 1867 The course Of
study designed boys forthe University
or any other College, for the practical business Of lie
Special tentions gyel to Instruction in English Studies
and Book Keeping
in advance Washing and Fuel u1nhedat actual cost each
pupil will bring his own towels 49s
For circulars further particulars address
WILSON q. n. CARR, Charlottesville Va.
JAMES NJ 6ARNEEr, NJ. A Junction, Hanover Co., Va
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Mrs. Henry sTIfoNs having been requested by p.nv
81 me- Southern and Western friends fRloss cbidss 49,
been educated At the Institu 10 make known es sa,
announces to them that she receives pupils From tie ss ~
German and Hsbrew Languages thoroughly Music md
singing taught by able prQfesers Sewing and Enhfnsy
made an e5pecialiHstnfct!5n Dancing and Cymasf 49,
cises Taught durng the winter pupils ATTENDING
the Institute will find it home every respect and eyar
care viii be taFen win tn il and religious training
Pupils enter the Institute at any time f
For Cirenlars apply as ab0ye.
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OILS, GLASS. DYE srUrps, pERFUMERr,
Fancy Goods, at Wholesale.
JAMES CONCEAL,
No, 20 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS

No, % ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Having received by late arrivals large stock of FREsH
and NEW DRUGS In addition to the large assortment
hand prepared supply the large and increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
The following articles comprise part Of my stock:
Acids, all kinds Alcohol,
BaIsorn Copabis, Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass. Bay Rum,
Borax, Blue Fitri,
Calomel, Birthstone,
CRntharadeB, Castor Oil,
Chloride Lime, Chalk red and white,
Concentrated Le Chloroform,
Cream Tartar Coppsras,
indigo, Cutie Fish BoRa
Isinglass, Tpecac,
Lcorice, Jalap,
Licorica Root, Lunar Csustte
Nader, Mace,
Mama, Megnesa,
Musk, Morphine,
NutmegB, Opium,
Quicksilver, Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tanin Syringes. ...
EPSON Salts, Turpentine.
yarnish, White Lead in on.
Ether Nitric FFF. Emery Flour,
Ether, Suphuric, Emery i 2and 5,
Gaanhoge Extracts, solid and fluid
Chamber Salts Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic, Flax Seed, ground,
Gum Bepzoin, Ginger,
Gum shelsc, Gum Assafadiss,
Gum MyrTh, Gum Camphor,
Gycerine, Gum Trsgacauth,
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergarnot, Herbs, fresh,
q Oil, Cod Liver white, Oil Anise,
Oil, Cod Liver, dark, OIL, Cinnamon
on Olive njnts and ouaPSA oil Croton
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UNDERwooD.-Und is at Philadelphia in
search of sympathy. A correspondent writing to
a radical sheet says of him:
Judge Underwood is here but not as dele
gate, and looks like the traditional abotionst."
He has a very hang-dog look, truly-such being
the aspect OF the " traditional abolitionjst."
Having advertised himself as a skillful packer
he is probably looking out for job in his line of
business. Does anybody in Philadelphia want a
jury "packed?" If So Underwood is the man
for your money. Heis dog cheap, too.
irl Eyor 1irnr
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dent;
Now, Mr.. Editor, that the cotton crop is cut
short it would be well for the planter to consider
how to turn it to most profit. The first thing il to
gather it with great care and expedition, for tile
rains, dews and atmosphere njure it every mo-
ment after it opens-it beaches and washes away
tile oils which gloss and strengthen it, and give it
the rich cream color and designates good arti-
Gle. From the time it opens waste and deteriora-
lion begins. Owing to the drouth the plant is
stunted and the boll5 50 near the ground that
when it rains the clay and dirt is pattered upon
and stains ii. And agaia it should be gnned early,
and with great care. We should get the best
machinery to separate the Int from tile seed,
trash and dirt. without breaking it,, 1t is more
important to do it carefully than rapidly; better
70 use gins that do it we'll picking two bales per
diem rather than four. For as small crop as this
be made available,
Another questions It best Il gather willie the
weather is good and house it, and delay ginning,
which may be done in bad weather? This IS
owing to tile amount of crop produced ~ gen
eral rule but undoubtedly, If it eau be gnued as
tits gathered it Is most economical for several
reasons: its quality is better; it deteriorates
less: it will sell for more; il out Of the way;
debts are paid, interest saved. The planter can
sum up profit and loss and decide whether to con-
tnue the business, and if 50, has more time to pre-
pare for the next crop. Now, while every planter
knows all this, aud is preparing for it, yet it may
be well to stimulate by timely notice, therefore let
every resource be brought into requisitiOn to Sc
cure labor to gather and save all the cottod made
The new system will require all our energies and
ingenuity TO make available the only material we
have PLANTER.
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CRED WHITE AND BLuE."-Brick Pomeroy, Of
the La Crosse Wis., Democrat, has raised the fol-
lowing banner, which he denominates the red,
white and blue,n lis the banner of the Consti-
tution-the banner through which our dearly pur'
chased liberties were achieved by cur forefathers
who were called "rebels" by King George III
d" Brick gives it as follows:
Red-Equality of States in the Union, or another
war.
White--White men to govern white men.
Blue-Equal INSTRUMENTATION of U. S.bonds
or reputation.
How do you like the banner? The red, white
Down with the black flag of radicalsm. VI
with the true banner-the Union of the states
and every State on grounds of equality, or anothe
war
If yQq don't 5 understand 4H our position You cal
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>rEw ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION OF 1866.

D. WARREN BRICEELL, NJ D, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women, etc s.E5-" .r..f
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D., Professor Of Materia Medica.
L L. CRAWGoUR, Nj D. Professor of Principles and Prac
Henry 3 cAnIPBELL, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery.
ALFRED G. HOLT NJ. d, Professor of Clinical Medicine
4. T, PETLGoLA$, NJ; D Professor Of Anatomy,
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. d Professor Medical GhenlE-
try, ToYcology and Legal Medicine.
WM S. MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
mud Special Lecturer on opthalmc Surgery and Diseases
JOS HOLT, N. D, Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics
A. W. PERRY NJ. D, and FREDERICK LOEBER, NJ. D.,
Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
L. h COHEN NJ. D., Assistantto the Chair of Cheais
try.
The Eleventh Annual Course Of Lectures in this Institution
will begin November L. 1850 and will end March l6 1867
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
Commencing October 10Th without charge students The
| Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th
The Clinical Advantages Of this Institution are unsur
passed The Professors are under tue laws of State
Physicians aud Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and he
4 pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES:
Tickets Of all The Professors ............S 40
Matricuutiun- ..... ..................,
Pragteal Anatomy 10
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D.,
DeHl VI the Faculty,
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The Sixth Session begins the first MONDAY in septem
Der next, ana ends on the Both Of June, 1867
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Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL SPRING. MA,
cH1NERY, Pillow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL LocoMo.
TIVE. AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc.
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X ENrUoKx UNIVERSITY,

II ENIUCtAG UERA ' INK 4 .
or a s HI " D,
The home of Henry Clay Pennsylvania Univery, with
elegant grounds and large nambetof building
the sites OF the various colleges.
location delightful ,heahtu and in tie midst OF the
most refined and intelligent society.
Endowment, 100000. Real Estate S20000l
a Corps of more than Twenty Instructors,
NOW IN oPER ALTON:
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors Robert Graham,
II AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
of Kentucky, Eleven Professors Jno. aug. Williams, A.
iii COLLEGE, OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors, R.
Millegnn, President
". COLLEGE OF LAW Three Professors, N. C. John
v CoM1ERGIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bust
Number Of Students 400 Tuition and Fees
s35 Good Boarding s. week Session
begins LIST of October.
For Catalogues and further information. address
j. B. BOWMAN, Regent,
Lexington, Kehtucky.
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NEGRO DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA RAD1-
CAL CoNvENrloN ARRESTED colored men,
respectively named Charles WASHINGTON and John
Harris, have been arrested at Plainfeld, New
Jersey charged with the trifing offence of stop
open and robbing dry goods store of goods val
ued at two hundred dollars. The prisoners were
committed to the Union county jail for trial.
Upon their persons were found documents regu-
arly acerediting them as delegates to the radical
convention at Philadelphia.
New. York Express, september5
Thad. Stevens is at the Sulpher Springs,n
He possibly wants to know the effect of the
article before he tries it-d0Wn below.
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w AsHTNGToN COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA


EacuIty:
GEN ROBERT r LEE President
GARFEF HARRI Ps ts9s s. Of latin
ED s JoYNEs, A. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
agpSlpsd Professor Of Moral RhiloseRhy)
AM fftS N Pieessg 2po 81
5 56HE fnERkfEt "a g.
T. hi51 s9 sS
Go be onted-Assistant Professor of Greek
Preparatory Course has been Instituted in which Students
rsHa he s ]
5EPTEMBEit and ends last Thursday in June. -
VERnsTulton, and all other College fees a. .SiM
All other expenses, including Board 81 Fuel,
Forurther information Cata9gue the Faculty
IF Washington College, exington Virginia
OF VIRGINIA.
The Session will bsgn on day October, 1866
and end on the Goth of June 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor Of Law will DO
appointed the 18th oAugust when the organization Of
the Departments Observation-Disclosures Law and Medi
caw be fully rs-esabshed the same enlarged basis as
before the
The entire expenses Of the Academic Student exclusive
books clothing and pocket amount to $3.50 in
currency per months Of the Law Student to
$685. and Of the Medical STUDENT to $995.
Fer catalogue giving Details for special information,
address S. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
SELECT BoABDINGA AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs. BRAND, having leased for number Of years an
egby situated and bes leave to announce
ereRafs viii be issued Later meanwhile DESTROYS
acns their under ne charge wa please ADDRESS
NOLREAR CcMMERCEAE. COLLEGE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
rHE-
Spacious and Elegant STORY Bulldins.p
Is constantly session eight able Professors 1t VIII
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GATHERING CorroN,-Suggesttons to P!aaters.-
A planter of Limestone county, (Ala.) commu-
ncates the following to the Huntsville Indepen-
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CtTAts COTTON ESS-CFIxE PROOF
= in the square bounded by New Leyee Tchoupouas Race
and Orange streets, having
Improved Tyler Press,
Will receive Cotton Storage and for Comprising Ship
ments promptly attended to- I. j, HERON,
II CRroudelet street New Orleans
Order boxes Great Southern and Western Insurance Co..
CHrondee aud Common Streets McCuskey Mason
Co 166 Gravier street; No II Oarondelet
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DoWDALL, HARRIS d co..
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine aud Machine Shop,
CORNER OF SECOND AND MORGAN STREETS, ST
.... LOUIS, NO., .
Manufacturers Of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
SAW AND GRIsr MILL MACHINERY.
Circular saw Mills, Quartz Mills Tobacco Screws and
Presses Lard Kettles Screws and Cylinders Wool Carding
Machines Muey Saw Mills, etc. etc, constantly on hard
Agents for the sale of JAMES SMITH d CO.'S superior
Machine Cards H
We prepared receive orders for any of the above
toned Machinery etc. and will furnish any information
desired LAMB, QUINLIE & CO.,
30 TchoupitouIas street
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Preparatory instituted In which Students
unpepared Regular Classes receive instruction
necessary The Session begins I'd uRSDAY 3hS
SEPTEMBEiE and ends last Thursday in June
TRANSCRIPTION, all other College fees
All other expenses, including Board. Fuel,
Lights, etc, need not exceed S $50,
further Catalogue address the Faculty
az College, exington, Virginia. ssl4
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+ ,AvENDER's coLLEaE-

N 3. UUKNEE hAEFAHI END TbIEIFE LILIES
Mr.. LAVENDER respectfully announces to his friends and
the public the repairs in the College being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopenng Of the Classes
and the admission of Boarers to WEDNESDAY the 6h Of
September
Parents are invited to inspect the well ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories
For terms and Prospectus apply at College from Y f.
| and fran In Z
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A New Building

Is now contract ready for occupancy at ta
opening Fail Session in September and ii hoped
that hereafter all can be received pupils who spply
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The library. Apparatua and Cabinet

Are receiving yearly, valuable additions; and the purpose
kept steadily view furnish every facility thorough
course Instruction.
The Faculty consists Of four male and eleven female teach
all experienced instructors in their several departments
The schoo is fully Graded from the Preparatory depart
through the entire of Academies and Class
cal studies
For Particulars and catalogues, address
L H WHITE
. West Fourth street Cincinnati o.
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PUENA VISTA ENGLISH
-4yD-
L4ssIcAL SCHOOL.


Having returned offer an absence of three years. my
former home the immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tenn
will open on MONDAY the 10th Of September next En-
gih AID Classical School, for the eiucationof Boys.
The locality Of this Institution is delightful, combining all
the advantages country The grounds ample
andll gain beauaed and adorned with ornamental trees
and sbrubbcry The building large well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar 70 garrett and il being
repaineI repapers rec1eansed and repured that no
locality in the whole country will be more heaIthfa'
discipline of the School will be mild and parental but
firm decided and every effort win bemsde develop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties of the pnp The
Principal the SCHOOL, prepared to board ten Twelve
Terms Tor Session of Five Months:
Tuition in Primary Department. Is %
Higher Branches of Mathematics and Classics each extra 90
Board per mouth including fuel and ighs..... 20 90
Contingent LOO
Washing at lanndress' prices y4g
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno McGavock Gen. NJ
F. DeGrafeneid Col " ON Perkins FL Bradley, ESQ,
Col W. s McLemore, j. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John L.
House, Rev, A n Cunningham D. D. Rev Francis II,
Davis, Dr. John 3 PARK John Carter, ESD, R. NJ Ewing,
ESQ. Judge G Perkins }. ". Nicely, Robt P Moss,
I James Allison. #tr
References from virgina-uon Andrew S Futon, Dr. R
Sanders, Gen Vim. Terry, 9, S. A, Randall McGavdch
ESD, Saml r. Crockett, Esq Thomas Wood, Esq Rev. b
T Lacy, j. C. Graham c. c. Tate Stephen McGayock Rev
James NJ Winery, Wythe county Gen. James A. Walker,
Dr. Edwin S. WATSON, u B Alexander Esq, Rev DAM. B,
| Ewing, James NJ. Cloyl, Esq Pulaski county
TNHE LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
5 Or
LEARNING, AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
| r4tZ ~Gzssaa3
al Near Alexandria, La. @
a8
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
| ..-- ~ a. -. -
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Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana
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Branch Warehouse;
NOS. 4 and a. BATTERY MARCH. NOS a and "A
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
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EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED or MANUFACTURED II
THIS COUNTRY.
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y. GONEGAL,s COLUMN.
10.....sT. CHARLES sTREET."..9O

20,..:".sT. CHARLEs sTREET..""2O
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS GLASS. DYE sTUFFs. PERFUMEBY,
AND ~.
Fancy Goods, at Wholesale
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