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woRLD's FAIR, LoNDoN.
THALBERG,s OPINION.

s1 consider Chckerng Sons Pianos, beyong Comparison
the best have seen in America. .,s Tu,1ppRa
"Chairman of Jury on Musical Instruments"
Among the chief points of excellence of the CHICKERING
of which speak renowned Artists in their con-
gatuatory testimonials the Mess Chckering are the
greatest possible Depth Richness and Volume of Tone COM
bned with Briancy Clearness and Perfect Evenness
throughout the Entire Scale and above ALL surprising III
ration of Sound the and sympathetic quality Of which
never changes nnder the most delicate powerful touch
During the past oryhreeyear this firm has manufactured
10000 Pianos,
in the construction of which they hays introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invariably
been selected all the worlds acknowledged Great
Artists who have visited this country Professionally both for
private and public use.
THALBERG
81 consider ohickerng Sons Pianos, beyond cOmpaFi
son, the best have ever seen in America"
GoTTsCHALK.
I consider Chicering Sons Pianos superior to any in
TSey are unr7aed for their Singing Qualities for the
Harmonious Roundness Of their There perfect ho
mogeneit throughout a the registers ths upper M NOES 1 @
any instrument while the bass s 4or power
without harshness, and for magnificent sorority"
WEHLL
"Your Pianos superior any have ever seen in this
II have never heard tone perfect it yields every
preston that needed music and its quality is capable OF
change sentiment This power and is
derived from perfect purity Of its Tone together with its
Synpathetc Elastic and Wellbalanced Touchh
POzNANSKI
Durng the past eight years have constantly played upon
the Justly celebrated Erard Pauos the only nstu
mens that have foAnd either here in Europe to equal
them in all their points of excellence" -"..-
Watsons Art Journal of Nov. H. 1866 says: "Madame
Abel performed on the Chckerng GRAND which took
the Gold Medal the Fair of the Massachnsetts Charitable
| Mechanics Association, held at Boston last month,
at is the nobest instrument heard in Concert
Room y
Itmay satisfactory patrons and friends among the
public large state that testimonials have been received
from all the Leading Artists who have visited
siding in the United States few OF whose name besides
those above we append:
LEO De MEYER, r. HOFFMAN,
M STRAK KOSCH, ALFRED JAEL,
GUSTAV SATTER, JULIEN,
H. SANDERSON, j. BENEDICT,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
And Many Others.
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qu Orleans 9ailg (gresteat.
EoNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ., 1853.
An Aerestae,

tFrOm the Coiuuhus Miss, Iudex.l
Jusiees human justice. Is it deadg oh, God, 10
Ever ascends our earnest prayer to set our martyr
freel
For him we plead, for him alone, our chieftain
and ouF head
Eor him, our brave, hearted one, whose
every hope has fied.
Endurance, with her iron grasp. would crush that
spirit lows
Resistance i dream to him, poor prisoner Of
woe4
Shut oat from life and human hope, shah mercy
plead in yain2
On him must ali the burden fall! On him the
weight Of pains
Needless the CRY for human aid, for God alone is
Dread vengeance ia the human heart treads mercy
in the dust
after . weary watcher weepa in bitterness alone;
Vain van, alas, woman tears to soften hearts
of stone.
y Thee alone, 9 GOdi We trust; for him we plead
Silent, vet heartfelt, still thep prayer, God set the
martyr fTeel Z
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PATENT CLOTHEs-WAsHER.
V1MEHYDRAULIo CLOTHES wAsHEEB
AND WRTNGER

The best and most useful invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better fer saving time abo
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hem out speedily or satisfactorily perform tharwOrk
'He HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This not the case There rubbing of the oothes
consequently no wear and The washing is most
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aous Send circular giving full explanation, or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
S. NJ. BARTON Co.'E.
No. II Tohoupitoulas street.
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HolIR INFLuENoE.- We shall never know until
We are ushered into eternity,n writes living
author, how great has been the influence which
one gentle, loving spirit has exercised in house
hold, shedding the mild radiance of its life over
all the common events Of daily life, and checking
the inroads Of diseord and sin by the simple Set
ting forth Of that love which g seeketh not her
OWN, but suifereth long and is kind.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
TURNER ~ COHEN
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY,
No. So Camp street,
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Trusting the liberal patronage of friends and the
public will continue have engaged the services of Mr. E.
NJ HOWELL operator who cannot be surpassed for skill
full and artistic ability. Our artist, Mr. REICHMAN is
ond to none in the country.
These gentlemen with many others for business
lately arrived from New York, and prepared to
pictures from the smallest miniature your watch dial
to full life-size portraits.
The public invited to call and make critical smina
tion themselves the many specimens have of well
known citizens of this city.
DzEoTOGRAPR ROOns ARID AERU1D
8. T. BLESSING,
"a CRARTREs sTRRrX.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PH0TOGBAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAAI6
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES, ETd.
Would call special attention his and splendid stock Of
Albums Bible Abuns, which he is selling at REDUCED
PRICES. His stock comprises all Sizes kinds and qualities
including the PATENT FNGE Backs which, for durability
unequaed. -
PHOTOGRAPHS Of all the Generals Views Of tho City,
and fancy subjects in great variety, plain and coored
PHOTOGRAPHERS city and country, supplied with every
rticls used In their business at lowest market rataA
Send for Catalogues witGpr
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James NJ. Welhi, Esd.
to Messr Chickerng the expression of highest approval
Gf her Instrument It Iconsder merely the Best In
strumen American Mangaeture shat have tried but
nv obseryston and that the Messrs. Chckerng well be
proud having turned out from their an pstFn
would be very difficult to surpass in any part OF the wldt
world. Dear Sir very sincerely yours corr.pn
Firm Of Coard Colard Plano Forte Manutacturs London
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MEW oRLEANs soMooL or MEDICINE
SESSION OF l866-6.

D. WARREN BRTCKELL NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D., Professor of Materia Medica.
tce of Medicine.
HENRY r. CAMPBELL, NJ D., Professor of Surgery,
ALFRED O. HOLT, NJ, D., Professor of Clinical Medicine,
4. z, PETICoLAS, N; D. ProfessSE Of Anatomy
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. D, Professor Of Medical ohemis
try Toxcology and Legal Medicine.
WIN. S. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer 0pthalmic Surgery and Diseases
JOS HOLT NJ D. Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics.
A. W. PERRY. NJ D., aud FREDERICK LoEBER, NJ. D..
Demonstrators of Anatomy.
L. Il. COHEN, NJ D., Assistant to tho Chair of Chenis
try. r.,,.. :
will begin November 2 1866 and will end March l6 1861
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 10Th.
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are unsur-
uassed Professors under the laws OF the State
Physicians and Surgeons the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES;
Tickets of all the Professors 149
hatrcnlatlOn.
Practical Anatomy
Diploma "
Payment required in advance.
Dean of the Faculty
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TmE BUHLER FEMALE sEM1NARH
RATION ROUGE
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
A H CENAs, n. D., Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women aud Children.
JAMES JONES, u. d, Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ, D., Professor of Surgery.
G. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medca
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. W. MALLET, Phi D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAArI NJ. BEMlss, NJ. D., Professor of Medicne.
u y qH66HFHdhhE Hf6Hdhs NIB B. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of in this Department will
begin November r. 1866, and March a. 1867 Pre-
unary will be given in the Charity Hospital COM
mencing October 18th without charge to students. The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages Of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
visits.
FEEs-Tckets all the Professors s40 Naturalization
So; Practical Anatomy, 8IO DIPLOMA S90 Payment re
4''''1 ID "'' "D''' T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans, August Is, 1866
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.RTMAULT d CO.'S

GRHMAULT d. CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists to H. R. H Prince Napoleon 3 rue Richeeu Pars
This preparation great advantage combining
most powerful known in the medical world Of perfect
mpdty agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the delicate st0machs.
It is par excellence the FERRUGIN0US TONIC which
should be administered ladies of delicate constitution
young persons backward in attaining the of puberty and
to children weak constitution and is particularly
plcyed the treatment of Chooro8is, Anemea Pale Com
plexion Gestries Gastraae Whites Lencorhea, Debility
Want of Appetite, Poverty of Blood, etc.
Agents in New York Mr. BECKER 129 Grand street. Ees
Orleans at Messrs DUCONGE DELOCHE and the principe
Chemists.
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walking IN the country ON an autumnal day is
like conyersiug with q friend whom we are about
10 lose, whose death We know to be near. Every
falling Leaf is like the ldst word of those pSbo
speak to us no more,
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Messrs Chckering & Sons:
CsNTs-I have much pleasure in incosing q document
gned Nv the FIRST Composers Musicians and Professors In
Europe held Pianos il such high estimation fs my
prope to ascertain the opinion of professional brethren
be ipcosed Certificate will how unanimous they have
heen on tbe subject beg forward at the time,
letter received from my end Mr. Colard, which am sure
must be gratifying to you. -.-,
~ " " JAMES NJ. WEHLI.
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The Largest Variety in the United States of
CUTLERY, SILVER PLATEDWARE,
TEA SETS, CAsTORs,
REFRIGERAToRs, COOKING UTENSILS, Etc.
Together with everything appertaning to the line and all at
the lowest possible Wholesale and Retail prices, for Cash
FOREIGN GOODS REDUCED TO GOLD VALUE Gsta-
logues furnished on application to my Address.
Il Il CASEY
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LoSpoS, August 22d, 1856.


James NJ Wehli, ESD:
must beg you remember kindly to the MessIs CHECKER
az good an Instrument think ever turned out both
in Touch and Tone Wishing you, etc,
H. F. BROADWGoD
Firm of Broadwood & Sons, Piano Forte Manufacturers
London,
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sCHoOLs--FOR BOYS.

A nBERT LYONS SCHOOL,
CHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
Rev. ALBERT LYON, English and the Classics.
ROBERT j. PERKINS, Mathematics
JOS. G. ROBERT, Natural Sciences
Rev JOHN HEWITT, Assistant in English and tho
Classics.
Miss FANNIE MCGOWAN, History and Geography
ALPH MAGNoN, Modern Languages
-, vocaland instrumental Music.
The complement Of the School for the Second Annual ses
sion is fixed at seyenty-hye.
Members present October 90 1885, sixtyseven ~
Membership granted only to those who will continue 10 Re
close of the Session.
Catalogues may be obtained application to Hobhhi
PITKIN ESQ., l3 and 10 Camp street, or by addressing
JOS G. ROBERT, Registrar,
Chatawa, Mississippi.
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LONDON, July 20, 1866.

Messrs Chickering & Sons:
CensT have Just been invited by Messrs Collad to try
Grand Forte manufactured BY and have no hesl-
taon in indersing the opinion of my old friend Mr. O. d.
Colard viz: Thatit the finest instrument played
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours, ,,r,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Testimonials the most distinguished Artists in Europe to
Messrs. Ghckering Sons.
LONDON, July 25, 1866.
Having played upon Piano Forte by Messrs CHECKER
ing Sons of Boston and New York have much pleasure in
testifying to its general excellence
For Sweetness and Briancy Of Tone Deicacy OF Touch
and Magnificent Power for Concert Purposes consider II
really Grand Piano Forte and decidedly the Best have seen
of American manufacture. ~ -,
GIULO REG0NDI.
G. A, OSBORNE.
ALFRED JAELb.
w. KUHE.
LINDSAY SLOPEP.
JULES BENEDICT.
j. MOSGHELES,
Professor of Gunservatore de Leipzig
NJ w. BALFE.
CHAS HALLE.
RRINLEY RICHARDS,
s. ARTHUR CHAPEL,
Director of Monday Concerts, London,
RENE FANARGER.
SYDNEY SMITH.
Certificate from Herr Carl Renecke Successor to the posi-
tons of endessOhn both the Conseyatore and as Con
ductor of the celebrated Gerwandhause Concerts' in
Leipsic
Thereby assert and affirm that the Grand Piano Forte OF
Chickerin Sons of Boston and NeE York which have
tried and examined is one of the Finest Instruments Of the
FiAs' ''A' ever came 10 my 9'ss' CARL RE1NECKE.
ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS and Price Lists sent by mail.
wARERoows,
! s6e. e..,...,., Broadway. New YOrlz,,,,."".s6s
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rT7HERAPEUrTo VALUE OF aRIMAULr 4

VALUE OF GR1MAULT
L. CO.'S Chemists in Paris)
Ferruglnous Syrup of Peruvian Bark.
In syn Be BsoSo6a oF
Saf 5 Ss s1g Peruvian B9nee B 9ssDF NsSoeo5
Paris have discovered medicine of unexceptonal merit and
highly competent in recognizing its
The following Important document has received
the world It's from Professor Kssinsk Chemical Anayze
Value Of the syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette q Vienna
Sr GR1MAULT has succeeded n the happiest IN
combining relative qualities o different parts of his PURE
thus Disguised in addition to its agreeable flavor
Ya 9fPFsie fesP sfE S7s
Of the best ms truly gcenSa
long sought after giving iron and bark in simple and
form free from defect and St t. II
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts H9sP.a Chemist
US in what terms ths french An5ssssd9E .ss e
estimation in which Mr.. KletSnski is held: w..
. Vienna August % 1855
Exceency the Ambassador have the honor to inform you
that Professor Kletznsk high standing at Vienna
that he much thought OF and passes 0F one q n
Consul and attsche to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIMAULT CO.'S
| In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELOCHE & GUILLoTs.
And at every good Chenist's
nR, BURN DU BUIsSON'S DIGESTIVE
n
exercise the beneficial influence
arrangements of digestion either by their peculiar action
the membrane of the stomach BY aorng to the
through their combination with the saliva to the gastric
Juice, supply of Tactic Acid which all English French an
Physoogits admit to be essential principle OF d
geon For the information Of those who may be without
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead hem
bowels loss Of appetite epaciat9n etc All these soon
may be always had in lOzenges powders -
General depotin Paris at R1MAULF CO.'S, Chemists to
| Il. i. H. Prince Napoleon, 43 rue Richelien.
! In New Orleans at DUG0NGE'S, DELOOHES, GULL
| LOTS and every other good Chemsts
T'RE GREAT EFTTCACTOUsNEs Ess OF
Messrs. GrimauIt Co.'s Iodized Syrup of Horse Rad
hThe Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Radsh Of Messrs Grmaut
excellence succedanious to Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment to follow in Lymphstc and ScrOulons aec
tions we'll in various Outaneous diseases The ubc
will therefore read with great interest the analysis of this
medicine Rletznsk the Ghs1sts
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Mesrs
rinault Co. by his Excelency the French Embassador
confirming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
| It as follows:
Grimauts Iodized Syrup Radish in free
elementary state in the odhyic acid
organic combination similar to the iodine contained in
| Cod Liver Oil.
| (Signed} VINCENT KLETZINSRT
Chemical Analyzer to the Vienna, Hospita
| Chemist L and 2. WIEDET,
Professors of Chemistry.
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CARD,

1t with feelings of pride American manufacturers that
We publish the following Testimonials which have been
,eiyed by us recently:
European Testimonials.
Received during the month of August, 1866.
TnH.nnN I,lr oh 1859
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THE BERRIAN HOUSE FURNISHING wARERooMs
GOl broadway, New York.
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mn f5osr oF 4 RoYAL tAMILY.'--Itl ls lucky
3binr for fhe American treasury that this country
has fo royal family to support, In England the
people are complaining bitterly q what what they
sIss y so4 'loSvp T'he queens expenditures
ineIndipr snss BY her ciyl list sfs25OoO year the
iSsSsi DaLass IL cambrdas, $50 0O0 the Duchess Of
Meeaenburg strelz $4,000, The DUKE e. oI Gam
s5s IN Az nriI,cess royal 10000, Princess Alice
l99 the Prince Of Nales 500 GOO Princess of
Wales $50 900, King of the Relglans say "a wy IA a
,f which amounts 10 an annual total OF S2,6l5 ,009
and il swollen by other personal pensions 10
sS,000,00O.
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.No agonuments.' -

n Itfom the Metrop0IEAh NsNuFLI WI
t.No monuments intended to the rebellion,
viii be permtte be e,ee,ed etcBy order Of Maj Gen
p. Il. Sherldan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

LONDON, January II, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

the Confederate people gazing on the uncom-
snenorated graves of their Martyrs may feel with
tne prophetbard Of young Ireland at the grave Of
Wolfe Tone:
TN Bedenstown churchyard there is a green grave
And freely around il let winters wind rave
Far hotter they suit hiIns-tha and the Gloom
Iili Ireland nAtion can build him tomb'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Testimonials from the distinguished Artists in Europe
Messrs. Chickering & Sons.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Certificate from Herr Carl Rsinecko Successor the posi-
ons of Mendelssohn both in the Cunevaoire dnd
ductor Of the celebrated Gerwandhause cOncertsn in
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~, .a,;4bat san5 fbe ,genrins SIENNA
s s baS;ss nef without 4 sense az mnarnful
Isss,,Ssl sresiioIl VIC are moor beyond 1res.
sfSs,e II ercat misery alBonG our HELPLESS ones:
IN s5i.,fr Gratitude p.ill eyer ~, forth II
Sf sRaf 45,e Fharit,, which es IN, tl,e
M sss gaggiYaoFe ladies' bas Ibeen 81 Ylunf
fcieF4if bestowed upon US. We are not ashamed
Fnl Inisefys,stlar 81 tlla# aims thai
HISS Is ryenh4o,lsIys iet,f NJ becanse Of them.
fbasa via aTe despofifgl must needs be poor:
sbasa Mis- are tf,1llllia anon must needs be mis-
egaiSla ana We "a deem It 10 be any crime OF
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snoe h II ,,isI,lsceti ana we can laugh AZ An IN
III sentimental sympathy for which there Il
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lAe al less y, 9, M iasssacRusetts pay.
w AsN Y ness eoot ana generous gifts OF ma
tafe osen enls,Nsh away ~, upon poor and mean
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race q neh7-ol men VINO stand erect and honol
she suilsine sg tsok klnqty nature right IN tht
laee. we NAYS the pflae, me energy, the physique
the ehaiH9aee q q governing race. The pori
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serene aia seil polsej Y ssnalr and despondenc.
nae themselves anasled from the presence Of on
composed healsly spirit, and obstacles and diff
caines yield oefore our resolute assault Look d
oar men ana cur women, and dare to thin
as poor Mere these men paupers VIII
stood u INC trenches al the long months
starslaS ana IN rags, but nnflinching an
indomIta ble7 We're those women paupeTs VIII
saii q sill 81 home and still urged MS to battle il
their scanty suits q homespu1. while the children
cried at their knees for bread when there waf
none; and everyyInall the news.of another
loved one slam ct ms post 81 duty May. We are
Tlen lndeedln osr men and women; doubly rich IN
that remnant 81 heroes VINO away from the
lost netd Of battle and calmly bestowed their hands
e iauoEi W tne sweet patence and christian faith
task ~ they smilngIf cheered us on to that one,
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nKIAIAULT q CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARE

bYRUP OF FERRUGINOUS PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists to e. B. H. Prince Napoleon 50 rue Reeeu Pars
This preparation has the advantage Of combining two
most powerful tonics known in the medical perfect
bmpidy and agreeable taste this syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stOEnncbs.
~ Is par excellence the FEkRuGINOUs TONIC which
should be administered ladies of delicate
Young persons backward In tanning the age puberty
to children of weak constitution and iB particularly
ployed in the treatment of OholOrosis, Aneea
pexon Gaatrcs, Gastalne Whites Lenoorrhea Debility
Want of Appetite, Poverty Of Hood, -
Agents in New York, Mr.. BECKER l29 Grand sweet New
Orleans ut hessrs, DUC0NGE DELOCHE the principal
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la date ei-dessus, ct dc Fildep tendance des
Etats-U nis, u quatFevingt -dixieme.
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BRICK. .,...........BRIcK.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK.
The Prison authorities wiz deliver GOOD BRICK on the
wharf at Baton Rouge ready for Shipment at TEN DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND.
Address JOHN Il. Malta, CLERK Psuitontiary.
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certify VI foregoing to he copy Of she ORIGINAL Al
nolarlA acts. go t0sA9tef OF
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