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THE SOUTHERN IOYAL1sTs' CONVENTION
Letter from Frederick Douglass.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 3O.-The Express of
this evening publishes the following letter ad-
dress ed to gentleman of this city,
ROCHESTER,, August 30.-Dear Sir:-Sensible
of the unexpected honor generously conferred
upon me by the Republican Convention of this
city in appointing me one OF its delegates to
meet with the true Southern Unionists about to
convene in Philadelphia, beg to state that
cheerfully and gratefully accept the appoint
ment, and will certainly attend that true Ma
tional Convention, provided am timely put in
possession OF the proper credentials for that pur.
pose If this Convention shall receive me- the
event will certainly be somewhat significant
progress: if they reject me, they will only iden-
tify themselves with another Convention, which,
from mean motives, turned its back upon its
true friends. Yours very truly,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
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Fatal Accident

TOLEDO, August 3l.-Yesterday afternoon a.
picnic of the Clinton Park Sabbath School, az
Presque Isle, three miles below the cltv. q
party consisting of i've young persons, crossed
the river in small boat and while attempt
ing to return to the Island the boat was
swamped, and all but one, B. HOLMAN, aged
fifteen, were drowned. The names of the
others are Everett G. sherwood, about fifteen
years ole, Florence Rhodes, Fanny Under
wood al Georgiana Reed, eleven, thirteen.
and fourteen years of age, respectively.
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ABUSING HoRsE-FLEsH.-A man named
John Hager was ar;estsd in Main street. Ger
mantown, yesterday evening, on the charge of
using his horse in a most brutal manner He
was drunk, and beat his horse over the head
with club until the bystandeTs we're obliged
TO interfere and have him arrested. He had a
hearing before Alderman Thomas, who fined
him, and dismissed him with a severe reprimand.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRIP.
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Movements Through New
York State.
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ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.

LITTLE FALLS, August 3l.-There have been
enthusiastic demonstrations all along the line.
me President was formally welcomed at Schen-
ec'ady, and replied in a speech expressing his
confidence in the people, and leaving the Con
sttuhon in their hands, where he knew it
would be safe. All the departments of the Gov
eminent, excepting the Legislative having per-
formed their duty, he expected the people at the
approaching election to do theirs, and we should
have, in the language of Webster, The Union.
now and fOreyer-one and inseparable.r The
President made speech of similar import At
Fonda and Little Falls,
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I.atest Markets hv Telerrnnh

NEW YORK, August 30-Stocks quiet Cnicaso
and Rock Island 109t Cumberland preferred, Az ;
Illinois Central scrip, 79l; Michigan southern S4s
New York Central, 1922; Reading lI33; Canton
52f; Virginia Gs, 7Ol; Missouri 6s, 49, Erie Railroad
72S; Boston Water Power, 1906; Western Union
sees, 694; treasury Notes, 1919 lO4Os iC2I; 2Os
1l2B; coupon IS, ll23; Registered IS of 1868, i27;
Gold 147H. -
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug. 81
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s. Third srreet
SECOND BOARD
BETWEEN BOARDS-

A great social reform is impending in Egypt.
The Viceroy is about to publish a decree which
Will abolish polygamv in his family. Hence
forth the Viceroy Will have but one wife. They
will be able 10 divorce her only in the case that
the wife shall not give them male child IL,
at the moment of the divorce, the wife should
be e0oierbe, and she should have son, the
divorce will be voi6.
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CHILDREN TEETHING Mothers who love their
offspring should never be without a bottle of Dr.
MARSDEN'S CARlfINATTVE SYRUP: the tes-
hmony of many mothers proves that its effect in all
diseases incident on teethIng is miraculous. Depot
No 457 BroddDay, Neao York For sale by John
son, Hoho0d9 j. Coacden Wholesale agents, No
% N. Sirth street. Philadelphia, and 6y aU drug.
raak
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CITY OFFICERS.
Coroner Samuel Daniels, now deputy in the
Shenf's office
ReoeiOer of IdDeS.-Richard Petz now clerk IN
the Receivers once.
Clerkor the Court of Quarter SeSsions-John g.
Butler, now Chief COiner at the MINT
CITY COmmisSiORer-Captaln Henry Conner of
the 18th Pennsylvania Volunteers, a one.legged
soldier
Pyothonotary or the District COmt-James
McManus
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'PHRENoLoGICAL JoURNAL."--We have
received from J. L. Capen a copy of tins
monthly for September. 1t contains a vast
amount OF interesting reading, as well as a
chronological analysis OF Won Bismark and
ArchduSe Albert Of Austria. 1t will repay
peIuSal
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A UNION REPUBLICAN MEETING has been
called at Washington Hail. Camden, N. j., for
to-nieht, at - O'Clock, for ali who believe that
loyalty and not treason should govern the coun.
try. 1t Will be addressed by Hon. James NJ.
Scovpl, Mr. Braker, and Others. IL is expected
that Mr.. Scove will define his position in favor
of Congressional reconstruction.
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Snecie from Enrone.

Boston, August 3l.-The steamer Asia, which
arrived here this morning, brought f25, 900 in
specie from Liverpool and Gl8,000 from Halifax.
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The DIFFICULTY WITH THE CENTRAL,
HIGH SCHOoL.-At large private meeting of
number of prominent members of the High
School Alumni, the following resolution was
adopted, after full and lengthy debate, in le-
spect TO the present condition of affairs at the
SCHOOL,
. Kesotued, That committee of seven members
be appointed TO look after the general interests
OF the High School, to take such action in its
behalf as they may deem necessary, and, If they
deem IT eXpedient, to proceed, in accordance
with the rules OF the alumni TO call special
meeting to protect the school from the opposi-
members OF Councils and the Board of Control.
The committee appointed consists of Charles
Buckwalter, ESD, President of the Alumni.
Lewis Ashmead. James Lynd, President Of
VAIN Smith, r. NJ. Cownsend NJ. D., and John
Il. Ashmead.
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Kate Hone ives taken IN charge Yesterday b ,
the police at Chestnut Hill. She had been wan.
derins around the streets in an insane condi.
tion. and was unit TO be mt large. Alderman
Good had her sent to her home.
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UNPAID BILLS in the pocket, and a surcharRe of
bile in the 81 stem, two of the greatest annoy.
ances of life. The former is hardly to be cured by
medicine; but the latter is effectualy removed by
the use OF NARSDEN'S VEGET1BLE SANA.
I'VE PILLS. Depot, No. 4S7 Broadooay Ne,o
York. For sale 6y Johnson, Holloway + Cowdsn
Wholesale AGENTS, No. % N. Sirta street, PhiadeL
phia, and by all drug0iSts
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4. .MARRIED

JONES - -PATTERsoN.-On On Wednesday evenInp
AUGUST % at Pitman Chapel NJ. E. Parsonage No 22S
Lombard street, by REV. G.. G.. RakestIaw. Mr.. WILL
of this city. ~ ~
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\ STRAY WAIF-A female infant, appar-
emily about SIX weeks old, was picked up on the
steps o. Mr.. Lewis, residing at Thirty-thmd
sent TO the Almshouse.
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HAD HIS POCKET PICKED.-J. O. Gin
yention, had his pocket picked of over forty
dollars, by an expert pickpocket, while in the
crowd IN front of SAMSON Street Hall The
pickpocket must have been an expert of the
hrst order, as the deed was accomplished whilst
in the midst OF body of the police.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THE UNION NOMINATIONS.
THE CITY CONVENTION.
THE THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Convention reassembled at quarter past
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to
nominate a candidate for the office of Receiver
of Taxes, with the following RESULT
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WITHDRAwAL.-On and after tomorrow
the Express train at P. NJ. on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad will be withdrawn. Passen-
avoid disappointment,
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RETURN OF THE MAYoR.-We notice the
return OF his Honor Mayor McMichael TO the
city. He returns from his short vacation reeu-
perated in health.
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The whole number of votes cast on the fifth
Oallot was 24O. Necessary to a choice, l2I.
Mr.. Peltz having received majority, he was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the Convention
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
a candidate tor Clerk OF the Court of Quarter
Sessions, with the following result
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@SUDDEN DEATH.-A man by the name of
David Green died suddenly this morning, at
No. 2O29 Carleton street. The Coroner has been
summoned to hold an inquest
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"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TRoCHEs," known to be a
relaD aud prompt cure Tor Choeraic Symptoms
Dia1rhGa, Dysentery, etc. For sale by Druggists
and the maker, G. II. Needles, twelfth and Race
streets. Every one should keep them at hand. Soc
nor hoN
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TEN-FoRTY COUPONS due September 1,
Bought by
DANh-A IL q Va
No. "a South Third street.

MAN out West SAYS he moved sn often during
one ear, that whenever covered wagon stoppc d
at his gate his chickens would fall on their backs
and hold up Their feet to be tied and thrown in
Slniar persons reading q good thing IN the
papers now-a-days they invariably LOOK at the bot
tom lines before they are half through expecting
&c notice of Charles Stokes and Co.'s One
rlCe AlOthinG. nn der The COntlnentnl
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FIFTH DISTRICT JOHNSON CONVENTION.
The delegates TO the Convention of the Fifth
Third street, and nominated william b. Hood,
Esq, as a candidate Tor the State Legislature.
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NOTICE TO STRANGERS WHO WERE PRESENT AT
THE TIME OF THE PRESIDENTS ARRIVAL IN PHILA-
DELPHIA -lhe gentleman of fashionable appear
ance, who was seen standing on top OF higl post,
at the railroad depot, when President johnson
arrived here, and who attracted so much attention
and curiosity, was neither q member of the Cabinet
nor one of the CIVIC rulers of Philadephia hut was
merely actuated by desire to disp av to The utmost
advantage new suit which ne bad just purchased at
TOWER HALL,
No, BIS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
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REDUCED PRICES Rare chance, embrace IT, and
have superior photographs OF yourself executed at
moderate prices. All styles See specimens ct b.
r. Remer,s Gallery, No ga Arch street.
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GROVER g. BAKERS HIgnest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Maohinns tor ionr'r,- o 72n
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ALL PERSONS OWNING PRIVATE BRUSHES at the
SAMSON Street Baths requested to call aud take
them away. Holders Of tickets Tor bath vii please
use them before the Sd of September as the Baths
will be closed p1ter that day. CHARLES L. MATHEWS
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BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches
Jos LIPP, with W. IL. Woods
S. w. Cor. Twelfth and Chesnnt streats
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DESPATCH READ TO POLICE DEPART-
MENT from Major-General Meade:-
Breyet Brigadier-General A. A. A. G.

The above handsome acknowledgment of the
admirable order that was maintained during
the visit OF the President aud his suite, was
read to the heutenants and heads of the Police
Department at the Mavors Office this morning.
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DIED


DULlNG.-On the 2Sth instant CHARLOTTA HOUSE-
MAN second daughter of the late Captain Thomas and
Henrietta DulinR aged 22 years ~
he relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of her
mother No 26 Federal street. on Saturday afternoon,
September /, at O'Clock.
MOORE On the 29th instant, Mrs. BARBARA
her age. -
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral the residence of her
husDana, NO ~ Ashland street (west OF Eleventh and
above Wharton streeI sunday afernoo at O'Clock
10 proceed 10 Lafayette Cemetery
POLLUTION the 30Ih instant HENRY d. Rem.
NER, infant son of Edmund and Mary POLitt, aged
months and l3 days
RElD.-On Thursday, August 30, DAVID j. REID
infant son of DR.. j. X and NerIna NJ. Reid
he friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence the parents, at COnsho
hocken, on Saturday, September l. at O'Clock p, a.
lnterment at Montgomery Cemetery.
RUSH.-On the 10Th instant, ANDREW JACKSON
RU SH. in the 23d year of his age.
he relatives and friends the William Penn Hose
Company, respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence Of his father John c. Rush No $3.50
trankord road ana Somerset street Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. To proceed TO Cedar Hill Cemetery
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The National Union Republican Ticket

The National Union Republican Ticket,
LIST OF THE CANDIDATES
The following gentlemen have been nominated
for the Offices named, up to noon to day
CONGRESS-
First DiStrtct-Joseph r. Lyndan
Stcond-Hon. Charles 0'Nelll.
Third-HOn. Leonard Myers.
FOWth-Hon. William ID. Kelley.
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Presiding JuStice-Hon. Joseph Allison,
associate JusticeS-Hon. William S. Pierce, Ere.
derrick Carroll Brewster, Esq.
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IMPROVED LoCK-STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
ana Manufacturers. Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No, 73O Chestnut street
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, I $40 and 6.2Os
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF REApY.MADE CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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No. 1871
ACTE

EXEMpTAST DE SAIsIE TT vENTE LA DEMEURE IA.
TRINoSIALE EFT D'AuTREs BIENs.
SECTION L. lie s6nat ct la chambre DIES repre-
sentants de IEtat de la Louisiana r6unis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent g.
En- outre des biens ct effets, aetueement eX-
empts de saisie ct vente judiciaires, on comptera
d6sormais, une terre de cent soixante de SUI
perfcic compris les batisses ct am6liorations y
tenant, servant de demeure ct appartenant leglti-
menent au d6biteur ayant une famille, une mere
IN pere GU autres personnes don't il est lie soutien ;
de plus, un cheval de travail un wagon OH char
rette, une paire de bdeufs, deuX yachcs ct leprs
yeaux, yingt-einq tetes de pourceauS mile Ii
yres de iambon gu leur equivalent en- viande de
pore; dams lie cas- on lie d6biteur serait I'm fermer,
la quantite de mails ct de fourrage necessaire aux
besoins de fann6e courante; bien entendu que les
beus cidessus declares insaississabes, Vaudront
pas plus de deux mile pastres, ct s'is valaent da-
vantage la portion saissssable serait prise sur la
terre ct les batisses ci-dessus mentonnes, ct non
des autres biens ct effets que lie present acte ex
empte de saisie,
II est bien entendu dc plus, que nul debiteur ne
ouisse du beneice de la pr6sente section 81 FEM
me poss9de en- propre des biens 6values plus de
mile piastres, ct en- hut actueement.
SEC. 2. D6cretent de plus: Aucune propr6te
ne sera exempte de sasie ct vente, sous lempire
de Get aete, dams lie cas- on il sagit de Placement de
taxes prelevees commencement aux lois, on du prix
dacquisition de cette dite propri66, on de loyers
emportant privilege dapres les lois existantes
Sec. g. pecretent de plus: Get acte sortira
son effet d compter de son adoption
DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Orateur de la Chambre des Represontants,
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouverneur ct President du S6nat,
Approve lie % Decembre 1885,
j. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana,
Pour copie conforme:
]. H. HARDY,
D.. Secr6taire d Etat
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.Melu Orleans Daily Grestent.
LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
No. a3.]
AN ACT

fV' WI an NfvV
,.,,,u ,,o,, s,,v,r,,, ,,.n CIV ,,o,,rarp a,
~ ESQ., ~, nrt,vn ppoprprv
mn a,,,otoJ h., no eo,l,,o mn, r,,,so of
tt,os If M sg,o If y,,o;o,,o -, nen.
sa.o,, oo,,,o,ad Tb,t n .adition 70 tho
90. IA offs.ts nov ovo,nrt from, se;zne and
o,ocnt;n,, t,oro shal1 ho ovomnt from
si,,rn ana sa,e m evocnton o,,o hnndred and
80 r,,,,,nd 80 .,,o t,,;Ia,ess a,d i'm.
t,,oroo ooorn;od 90 rosiaence and
80 eda owned tv tba dabtor borna fomiI,,
~ ,,,,t1or ~ t,thcr ~ ,orso,, or ,,orsons denen.
-, hi, To-, ~ o1so ,ro,l, horso ono
a., GOVT ona rol,o ~ o,,o,, two co,vs and
oa,vos twenty five head If boos or one tbopsand
wounds of bacon or eop;va,ent in mark and if
frn,er the necassarv 1nent;t1, Of corn and fodder
for the current wear: nrovidcd that the property
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.


rD~<.rr,rx - - = 2 ~ n
~ 49, -.oIl,,-.'-.l
WELLER, CHEW IL CO.,
j. WELLER. NJ p oHEw r. poaprrq,
chants,
Nos. "a and % PoYpaAs STREET,
NEW ORLEANS II
THos- n WATrs Z, "a. --------
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND GENERAL
!,
$780,. Al OtA'i' ~ 'A' y ''''on
Advance. r,.aa
nTvv, ,S- :, .r,,, > !. 60, -, 60.
~,
= " , ,rrs :. ~, -,
:. : -. 1920
III biD"ElL T. y. PAYNE J. y. PAYSR1
" ~ sAsion Deaiers,
70 Tchoupitoulas street, New orlsan,
- .7,s,<,,1 -.x--z...--,
o. H DAWSON, D. HUGHEs)
Wholesale Grocers
:, ,,,,,I !. -. :. -, =
J. V. s easa.
AND
Comm,.s,on Merchant.
no rpoxr .Nna7.,n u .r,-r -, srr,r,
w. 49, an AfD AZ sohioS , $500
~, r., :, ). :, 80. e-..e.-1.
~
DEALER IN WESTERN PRODUCE,
Hay Corn Oats Bran Farley Rye, etc.'
No. 81 Magazine street. New Orleans
n Nj. BAYLY,
WHo1,Es.IE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT |
No &, Coxxos Asp q CANA, STREET
aM RAyry
,,,,s-----,,, $500,
ss;o oe n payIv osna..f,, so,cf.s the brsneza If
na aAa ''' "
OF PRODUCE VIII nave ms personal attention.
BIN POND,
ror,.rlv IF Good-fcb y In
-
TRERAI CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CON
IL
signnens Of ffoduce and prompt returns OF Sales ny
g. NJ BAYLY,
No q Common and % Canal Street.
q o. r. CORE q CO.,
3. ARMEL J. ". CHRisTY. Ginsin,n aaa ohio,
GEE GENERAL .,,,,,, ,,,.-,,, -,
~ 90
"A. M. Mar,ner. Accent.
Cens;gnu,ents solicited, and orders promptly filled
FATJo. MARKS g co..
d. FATJo JOS. H. MARKS. JOHN BRUgAso. 4 N
AAansIsaeeessors 70 JOS d q !. n. hAkhso
!, * "a y WV ,:,,v,,, sru -,
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N. JET. ihoMr syn, iate q missouri
| RICHARD POWER, late Of Arkansas
|
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|
| NEW ORLEANS
No. 50 Common and No. 50 Canal strset1
frocarv Commsson and Rusiness wa
share of the patronage of friends throughout
| ooash anu "eSs'
ans ,au NV ~ ~
Cotton Corn and other Western and southern Produce
sgncd to us. a,,n,o
T .EDIa q DAMMRos.
| &C. LEDIG H. DAMMRoN)
! wholesale Grocers and Dealers In General
proy,.,on.. cigars. ,rohacco.
WINES I1ouops rrc
| NJ AZ povnp.s srpFpr MEAD Np1p ruvrr
" New orleana
IL 81 "AAAAAsAss
| wHoTEsAIE cRocEP
|
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| NEW oRLEANs
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ENORCME1MER BROTHERS,
| WHOLESALE GRoCERs
n.,,o =. AND,
| Agent for Pine Apple Whisky
~ ToHoUP1TouLAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS
GRIFFIN d PORCH
|
| WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MER.
| CHANTS,
|
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BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
ID OF ANATOMY,
40 and ~ ST. CHARLES STREET

Four important lectures entitled 1.-THE Philosophy Of Mar
delivered Museum in New York. be had
application by letter enclosing 25 addressed Secre
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St. Charles steee, New Orleans.
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son, of DR.. R. L" Luckett, Alexandria, La
ReferencesRev w II. Foote, D. D., Romney, Va; Prof
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-12

ADVANCES ,''''''''. 49,.
We will make liberal advances consgnments of Cotton to
friends in Liverpool
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-09

I'M; D. Kidder, two miles from Portland embracing
4ss six acres Of land. a house, stable and barn. :
Address through P. o. - - mhsdtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-09

5gs, u assqsgc For Sale.
TINHE Stock Of Boots and Shoes in o store I'm
i neighboring town. 17'r- I-leTif1 '4ii q
iG Apply ct this office. ..-t=-fT .rfTa5 -5C8Ii
mar o-dlws ss t-5J 7-ts.- .t4s< 70 -55s 4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-09
For Sale.
To be Let.

nESK ROOM for one or more persons, in good
~ sized pleasant ohice, with modern conveniences
''Ocean Insurance Company's building" 80
j. II. BRAZIER.
March 6-d3w .i ..h .Htal-lIlII- = -