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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

aeyThe Savannah Republican, of
the 9Th, says the work Of the remov-
ing of distinctions from the Savannah
river has commenced in earnest.
Among these distractions are the
bulls of he ship Sebastopol, the ram
Georgia 4, 500 tons) and the floating
Tatnall.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

BRIEF AND TO THE PoINT.-A
gentleman who owns a plantation in
Alabama had instructed his overseer
to give him reports of affairs. Last
week he received the following note
which graphically described the sit
uation:
Mr.. -: It rained Monday.
TRAINED Tuesday. TRAINED Wednes-
day. 1t rained Thursday, and Fri
day We had the hardest rain this
week. Grass crop encouraging.
Yours,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEkLED PK0t o5ALs viii be received by the
~ undersigned Tor thirty days, for the hauling
of the mschinery belonging to the state Prison,
from Clinton to Baton Rouge Bidders will state
the amount per hundred pouRds that they will
offer to haul for, the completion of the haui Of
all the machinery and stating the length of time
they will require to complete the contract.
The Board Of Control reserve to themselves the
right 20 reject any or oil proposals
d U. M0NTAN,
may29 President Board of Control.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

s0- A letter from Montreal, dated
9Th inst, says there cannot be less
than twenty-five thousand troops of
all kinds under arms at the present
time in Canada. The volunteers have
turned out with great promptness.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
From RIO De .uanslro.

RIO De JANEIao, May 4, sss.--The ses-
sion OF the Imperial Assembly opened on
the 3D. instant The Emperor's speech
called special attention to the currency.
In Santa Catharina the Custom House
blew up, causing the death of twenty
persons.
In Rio Grande do Sui the old silver
mines worked by the Jesuits have been re-
discovered.
Coffee Ia declining.
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70 Gen. Dick Taylor has gone to
Dahlonega, Ca, to work the gold
mines at that place, in connection
with some Northern generals.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

sgGen. Cabell, late of the South.
ern army, is keeping boot and shoe
store at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

ALABAMA.-The Selma Times, of
the 9Th, has the following para
graphs
The Cahaba is higher than for
years past. The rich Cahaba bot.
toms in Bib county are from four to
six feet under water. OF course the
growing crop on them is totally
ruined.
At this time the Alabama is higher
than any time during the past sea-
son, and is still rising rapidly. We
fear its banks will soon be over
flowed.
A number of trestles on the Selma
and Meridian road were washed
away, but this morning they are all
repaired.
We learn the train will not be
able to go over the Alabama and
Tennessee River road before Mon
day.
The Tuskegee News says of crop
prospects:
The intelligence from all parts
concerning crops is painful. Bad
cotton seed has made bad stands !;
the wet weather has filled the fields
with grass, and the freedmen are so
free they do sorry work ergo bad
crop. The corn is also in the same
condition. Let all men concerned
land who is not concerned in a cot
ton crop) ? adjust themselves to what
will be fact, if time lasts, that a
shorter crop will be made than has
ever been figured out by the most
responding calculator that ever made
Ia figure.
Gems. Fullerton and Steadman,
who compose the Bureau Investi-
eating Commission, arrived at Mont
gomery on the 18th and were the re-
cipients of many courteous attentions
and Inequalities.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

70 A little boy, aged 5 years, the
sou of Mr.. Joe E. Riley, OF Clinton'
was drowned a few days since, by
going into drain which runs near
the house, and which had become
full of water from the heavy rains.
The body of the poor little rnfortu-
nate was carried some distance down
the drain by a strong current, and
was found with its head fastened I'M
der sunken log. Every effort pos
sible was made to resuscitate the
body, but in vain.
The blow was very severe one
to the bereaved and afflicted parents.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

ga FL. B. Chase, Esq, was re-
elected Mayor of Clinton, La, on
the 18th instant, without opposition.
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PETERsoN's LADIES, MAGAZINE,
jun14-bt BEAL's BOOK . VARIETY STORE.
NOTICE

A LII PERSONS indsbttd TO us, or either Of us,
II either by judgmsnt, no or account, a,e re-
ques'"d to caiiat once upon our attorney, James
v. Fuq1a, Esq We re willing to settle up on the
most liberal terms with ihrse who come forward
At once, bat suits will 5ebro git aga ust all those
who fall 20 make mt ARA, cement In a reasona-
bic time. DALSHEIMkK, SIMON a 90.
BAroE RoUGE, May 2Bth. 1866.
Re erring TO the above notice reqre.t those
knowing III m elves 20 he Indebted % Messrs.
Dalthpimsr, SIMON q On 10 call upoL me Mt once,
RS am instructed to ciose their BUSH ess as room
as possible. JAMES O FL OLA.
0face on Laurel, between Third and 0eurch
streets. juhe2-lm
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Beal's Young America

STEAM CORN MILL
rs ALWAYS pupplied with the test VIII to Corn
J. that the West can produce. Planters and
fsmie. will consult their intere It's by procuring
their Corn Bread stock from The above mill
Planters furnished in quantities, at liberal
discount on retail prices.
mario JOSHUA BEAL
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The BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY
Wharf.-The Brazillians at last &C.
counts seem to be driving everything
before them and placing the Para
guayans horS dc combat. The latter
are, in truth, in bad fix, and it
would not be surprising were they
finally to become SO used up as to
have to sacrifice their territory upon
the altar of conquest and lose their
distinct nationality.
The news from the River Plate is
important. A fearful slaughter took
place, on the. 10th of April, of 1900
Paraguayans, who attacked the Bra
lillian batteries on the island of TIA
piru.
Ten thousand Brazilians crossed
the Parana on the 10th without OPP
position, drove in the Paraguayan
skirmishers, defeated 5000 of them
the next morning, and occupied TIA
piru, capturing four guns and flag
The whole allied army were trans
ferred by the 10Th to the Para
guayan side of the Parana, and were
preparing to assault the fortified
Paraguayan camp, three miles on the
road to Humaita.
Later accounts state that the Par
aguayans abandoned their camp and
retreated to Humaita, and the allies
were marching on that fortress.
Twelve thousand Brazilians under
Perto Allegro had crossed the Upper
Parana at Candelarra, and had
reached the railway from villa Franco
to Ascuncion, to within thirty miles
of Ascuncion.
Humatia could not be held by the
Paraguayans, and speedy end of
the war was anticipated.
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sar A cruel wag turned a bald
headed man into an enemy by adyis-
ing him to have his head frescoeds
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

GREAT RISE IN GoLD.-At New
York, June 10th, gold closed at 1891.
Cotton was dull and dropping at 81
041c.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Y IME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.-The above
- n'med articles for sac In any quantity 20
meet the demands Of purchasers
sprl2 JOSHUA BBAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

DI EDS
On Sunday evening, the 18th instant, j.
HILLERY BILLS, aged 25 years.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
AT ONLY IL CENTS.

nEALERs In Coal OIL can now procure of the
IL undersigned Choice Coal OiI--in barrels--st
The low price OF rs cents per gallon.
may26 JOSHUA BEAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

FLOUR AND CORN.
en- BARRELS Extra Family Flour; 400 Bags
w Choice Sound Corn, just received and for
sale by [mayl9l JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.

A GOOD assortment inst storing, and for sale
n at Neao Orleans prices and less.
may22 J0sHUa BEAL.
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GERMAN SOAP.
AT RETAIL.

or BOXES Proctor q CANDLES Extra German
~ Soap. tmay2zI JOSHUA BEAL.
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LOTTERIES.
" ENTUCKK STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
c. H. MURRAY 4 co................,...,.,NA MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS II,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
TO BE DRAWN
CovingtOn, KY, Friday, August 81, 1855
Capital Prize. 100000.
EBs-G05 PRIzEa-
ONLY $4,000 EUn
SCHEME:
APPROXIMATION PRICE:

APPROXIMATION PRIzEE:
9 approximation prizes of $1,000 each fer the Htnerh
manning OF the same ten OF the iHfA14s
drawing the ST 0U00 prize are. tt5
9 approximation prizes OF $50 each for the nina
naming units Of the ten of the nHpEa
drawing the $4,000 prize are. +S4
Q approximation prizes n $500 each for the nine ~
naming units Of the same ten OF the nulllm
drawing the S25 900 prise OF. ..-..ts.--t 900
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the 1ine r.
naniug units of the same ton OF the lun0H
drawing the eco Prize are. ~
approximation prizes OF S25) esch for the nns e
naming units of the same ten Of the nupaDaan
drawing the SIS GOO prizes are ...-- -
appro xinntlOn prizes Of 5000 each for the piie II
naming units of the sama ten OF the RalnossE -
drawing the $3.50 prizes are :...--- -tf'e
go approximation prizes OF SlD eaeh for the nine n
manning units Of the same ten Of the nuniOass 100,
drawing the $1,000 prizes are...'..''.-.'-'.-- -+U"
coz ,rizss a,,ornting .....,.,......... B5S Sc
Whole tickets, s24; Halves sl2 Quarters 50 taEeA
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
| CHAs. Il. HOWARD. Llcenssi 81
| No. 40 Camp
Lock Box 500 Post Office. E1't ae&9G
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FoURrE DISTRICT CouErl EMILE vI.IToR AUDTRERT vs.
HIS CREDITORS and the Gre
Of ditors Of the Commercial House
n Of j. j. ALBEET
Nav Oraans No 1883
ETATTCE fg hereby given TO the creditors o
IN the herein to all other persons interested
mat m csn Of said nsOvents property is accepted ~ the
court for benefit Of his creditors and the creditors o. te
Commercial House Of j. j. Albert and that meeting oil
aid creditors viii he held and before Adophe Bou
dousquie notary public in this city, MONDAY the 2h
day Of August 1866 10 O'Clock for the purpose o.
deifberating on the affairs of said insoyeut.
They further notified that all Judicial proceedings agns
his property stayed and that j. Ad uEer
ESQ., appointed attorney represent he absent creditors
By order OF the Court. JNO n, GOoNEGl
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Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.


or ,rprp,rr rouR NE D1srRtcrN EMILE VICTOR AUDI
/ BERT VS. SEES CREAM
de la $CIERS ct les ereancers de
il maison commercial de j. j..
Nouvale. Orlaana ALBERT-Eo l7,5S5
A Wis eat par lie present dOnne aux cream
"A cers nsoyable c outes aures personRes interes-
s Gue la cesson propree de e dte nsovabe est ac
cep mar la pour benefee de ceancies ct les Gre
ancerr de la mason commercials de j. Albert; ct gull
aura une asembee dtes creencers, bureau de d
oiphe Boudousquie notair public dans Get WILLIE LUN lie
ri aout 1866 heures du matn, dehberaton des
sffaires du dit nsuvables. -
Ii est de plus not que procedure Judicial conre son
pesonne ct proprete rstenu j. Ad Rozer Esq
est pour epesenter les creancers absent
Par urdre de la cour. JOHN NJ SOoNhdi
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EDUCATIONAL.
NTEyy.oBLEANs SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION OF 1861.

d. WARREN BRIcKEIL, " D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH NJ, D., Professor Of Mstafia Medica;
l. L. CRAWCOUR, NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Pfac
tice Of Medicine
HENRY r. CAMPBELL N. D. Professor Of Surgery.
ALFRED g. HOLf n p Professor Of Clinical Medicine
j D. BRUINS NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology.
Chair Of Chernistry be filed at early day.
WM s. MITCHELL NJ. D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer on the Eye.
JOS HOLT H. D.. Assistant to tie Chair Of Obstetrics.
A. W. FERRY NJ D., and FREDERICK L0EBER, N. D,
Denonstr 4turs Of Anatomy.
The Eleventh Animal Course Of Lectures IN this Institution
will begin November II, 1866 and will end March 10 1871
Preliminary will be given in the Charity Hospital
commencing October 18th without charge TO students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical Advantages Of this Institution are qnsur
passed The are under the laws Of the State
Physicians ard Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and he
pupils accompany them in their daily visits.
FEES
Tickets of all the Professors. l4g
MatFlculatOi
Practical Anatomy. ~
Payment required in ADVANCE -
D. WARREN BRICKELL, N, D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
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a. Fl. CENAs, N. D., Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES ~ n, Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN srO Ne, M D., Professor Of susgery-
G. A. MOTT NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medica
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physelogy.
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. w. WALLET Phi. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
sAM'L NJ. BEAlsS, NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
f q NIAHdl n B. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November r. lt66 and end March q 1867. Pre-
limnary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital com
nencing October 18th without charge to students Inc
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages Institution
The Professors are Physicians and Surgeons of the Chart
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their dali
visits
FEEsTickes of all the Professors sl4Oi Natrcration
So; Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $50 Payment re
9u'i'' IN ~ T. G. RICHARDSON, n D :, Dean.
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NIT. sT. BENEDICT's ACADEMY,
FORMERLY CEDAR GROTE)
Portland, Kentucky.

The new session of this Academy for Young Ladies will
on the first Moudsy of September The institution, in which
Taught all the branches of thorough education is con-
Quoted by the Sisters of the institute The buildings
are DELIGHTFULLY."- etiredy the bank Of the Ohio
river in suburbs Of Louisville which city has
slant access by the Portland Street Railway.
The charges per session of 1--WE months for board and ni
ton from $50 800 accordn to the branches taught
Extra charges made for MuscFoca and on the Hap
Piano and tutar-Dancng Drawing and Painting and Tor
French Lessons Bnd Ornamental Needtc.worE
REFERENCEs-R Rev Bishop LavaliN and the clergy
Of the city Messr Peters Webb Go, Webb Leye lug
T r. Slevin Il Gain Louisville; Paul Vier D. McGulocL
and L. Ruth Portland; A. Smith, j. b. Winstandey ant
j. Mcmahon, New Atsany, Ind.
For further particulars apply in person or by letter to h
Motley superior Mt vt Banelicts Aeademy FoLtanl ny
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Mrs. wlnslov's Mystic PllIs

= Mrs. windows MyStac Plils are Pre
pared only for legitimate purpose and are the only Sa anu
effective medicine for females eztant ....
Do not e with your health and use cheap anu
being ignorant oftheir properties ,,--z.
They are certain for all thGp painful ana
disorders to which the female constitution is subject ue
moderate all excess all obstructions they hV
crate the debitaed and delicate and, by regulating au
the syste the health is restored to the
cheeks weakness Of the spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications Of nervous debility removed maiden Wis OF
mother should be without them. 80,
Try themase according to direction and DC coh'n'e1 ''
they are the Lsdys Friend. ~.
Ask for MRS WIESLOWs MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price 50 per box, or three boxes for So
f0f SAFE oy al uAuss''' j. CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the South,
20 st. Charles street, n. o.
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u ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

n ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,
ASHLAND
The home Of Henry Clay and Pennsylvania University with
$50 acres ofcegan grounds and large number of building,
the sites Of the various colleges -, II, :
delightful heahfu and in tie nldst OF the
most refined and intelligent society -
Endowment, S40O,OOO. Real Estate, 5000 OOo.
A Corps of more than Twenty Instructors
NOW IN OPERATION:
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors, Robert Graham
a IL T. AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
of Kentucky, Eleven Professors, Jno Aug Williams, A
III. COLLEGE, OF THE BIBLE Three Professors,
w. COLLEGE or LAW Three Professors. NJ G. John
son, L. L. D., President.
v COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bus
ness instruction.
Number of Students session. 800, Tuition and Fees
sS5 per annnm Good Boarding So SOTO per week Seso
| begins LIST OF October
~ j, B. BOWMAN, Regent,
| Lexington Kentucky.
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FOR SALE.
OEEHIGIAL.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMRET,}
1 "a 5ds o t fs' oca f Bona 1'5 IF
WHITE as Clerk Fth District Court Of New or
. III wv II IL i've thousand dollars si~""" Il
rinciua and Gabriel Degerriet and Felix Roon secn-
%e eagn n the sum five Thousand Dollars the eondi
"a sos cba 1it Po Write q BIS duties as Cet Aforesaid
Notice hereby gyea to al eIson3 hersa le a. ne
Secretary Of State within ninety days if9n w ast gca
] ner my hand and seal of the State above and of
the Independence 0' W. oI'''4 j. MADISON WELLS.
J. il, HAspT, Secretary Of State
ErAr Ia LOVsrAyE Dsg4FT5HESF Il Dz 5 sETE2g
4 TrENDU qua q e eer fate R R9%r
gee de Ia cnquieme C0ur de district de IA NouYee
of une obgaton date du q Noyembre 1889 pour la
de $59q sgnee par GhgF,e' T. ~ nlSg T Gg
securities fhseg9e P1gf D6 Ia es exscaton par e
dit Charles T. White, de ses deVoEs CONNIE preHef ou7
Avis par lie present donnt qu sont interests
dams ladite obligation, de monrer Ia cause en- eGri au
seersaTe pepdn ss5s oo2r esa
Ia dite obligation serait pas canceee ct snnulee d;
ct De Independence des Flats unis, le quare-Vlngt
Far !" "oaVefhsuF j. MADISON WELLS,
J. H HARDY sscrataire d,Etat.
STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEcUnvE DEPARTMENT, I
|
| WHEREAS Phillip Xeiser h Is applied 70
w me to his official bond coroner in and for the
| parish of orleans, to wit H. , q, =, .o- nnr
4 bond dated May lst 1865, for the sum OF S25Vl
signed BY Phillip Yeser principal and Caspar Auch hoD
Watson and Richard Lloyd securities each Tor the sum
@ g3c the said bond being conditioned Tor the 1alth
fu performance by the said Phillip felser OF MS duties
coroner aforesaid H.. III a.. al, or
is hereby given to al persons re ted 6 fae az &
Secretary Of state within ninety days after the last PUB
tOn Of advertisement why the said bond should not
cancelled and annuled. ~. .---,.-. -.
the INDEPENDENCE of United states the nnety.hrst
~ NV j, MADISON WELLS.
- j. b. HARDY Secretary of State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA DEPARrEMEET ExE CUTE,
NOuveleOrean lie 6 aOut 1866
TTENDU que Philippe Heiser s'esE ad
N reese auiourdh moi pour le cancellation ae So
bond ociele magistrat de pohee lntefleue uas
uour a parOisse d'I rleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation daee du Ter mai 1863 pour IA s9llne
600 sines par Philippe Yeiser CONNIE pnncpa et "a
Uar Anch Robert ct Richard lloyd CONNIE Seeure
cbadu'un p1ur la some de SS33 334 La dte oblgatie
stSTt cd6dtiounes Dour Ia fdele execution, par lie di
Philippe Yeiser de deyoirs CONNIE magsrat de pom
/ intcreure susdit- ....... ,-.-.-.-. l.,
Avis est par present donnes tous interesses da
la obligation de cause en- ec au bureau
- secretRre dEta pendant quatrevingdiN JOnrs aprGs
dene publication de avis les raisons pour esquees
dite Obligation sGrHt pas CnnCeler ct annuller
Dome sous ma lie sceau Etat de la Loui
ane ce sseme jour Iaou 1906, ct Independence de5 Eta
- on' 1t 94''' j. MADISON WELLS
. ' = j. H. HARDY. secretare d'Etat
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Steamers 4eaplpg Jhjs Day.
As ADVERTISED IN THE N, O. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= The owner of the IL ship Davits, re-
Gently lying near the Star Steamship Wharf will please call at
w. ns,oaaT JAMES D. EDWARDS,
o. 80 and 80 New LeVee street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
r7HE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
o.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
VIII Begin OH "wednesday, Sept. 8, 1860.
EDUCATIONAL.

Catalogues general information may obtained of
Robert PiEn Esq IS and Is Camp street New Orleans
by addressing O. Robert Registrar Albert Lyons School,
Chatawa, Pike County, Mississippi via New Orleans and
Ia,ksa, Railroad
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE

NJO17' le,U, NOTICE,
ersons having claims against the United States doVern
vent for Cotton Tobaecu etc. SEIZED and for all losses o.
steamboats, and other vessels seized and used BY the same
Government may have them prosecuted and aduSted' Dali
oro' Claims for Przo Moneys prosecuted and settled by
| j OARsTAhIE. 2 Carondeet street Room 10.
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D8UGs, PERFuMERY, ETC.

\ OF MARRIAGE
tThV Philosophy of Marriage, y
natninical Museum, flS Broad
New Urleans ut Mr. +. Keller
sent Gr5e by post anywhere
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW WATERING PLACE
.. GRAND ISLE HOTEL.

THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
The new and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master will head of Harvey Canal opposite
Stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue EVERY SATURDAY ana
TUESDAY at O'Clock for Grand Isle Hotel Fort Liv-
npFton Beraara and intermediate landings and returning
MONDAY and THU RSDAY evenngsi delightful trip through
lakes and bays to the sea shore. ar
Fare TO the sea shore, meals included, .......,S5
The Hotel is and ready for the reception OF
with the requisites and comforts Of hote oher
ing the advantages Of surbathing fine fishing atg an
6cen iveoak groves giving ample shade and pleasant re-
| treat during the heat of the day. 90
RATES-Board, per week. Sl5 Transient b9ardes day. 30
| A. MARGOT JOLLY, Proprietor
HARVEY & MCMAHON, AGENTS 81 81. Charles street.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that th
popular place Of Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the re-
ception of Guests.
The which he Is prepared to ouer TO the
public are surpassed by those Of Watering Place
in the country and his TABLE Is SUPPLIED WITT
EVERY DELCAOY of the place and season.
In the immediate vicinity of the Ocean Springs Hotel there az
sulphur and Chalybeate Springs,
Which are celebrated for medicinal properties lnvahes wi
therefore place of peculiar advantages az thS
can have Sea Mineral BATHS, well as the best hshr
facilities on the Coast ..-... ....
TERMs-W he very moderate for families engaging room
or the season. Y 9. sLAK6oE,lo !.