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FAssMAN,s COTTON TIE.
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BEIEs

Button Tie the first offered Sr sale any extent in
the South and has been by thoSands of planters with
The shspe Of s button Since vas 1s ptPoducS md have
also procured patent for Buck Tie witch, for himpi:
city facility and expedition of edustnt to bales Of Of
unequal Sizes and for security in hodig is think superior
TO any offered to the public.
universally acknowledged 1t holds tn bale In much smaller
compass; is applied Snd fastened win much facility,
pors immensely risk romre; Is stronger and its
not IMPAIRED sy time and sPosGTs ~ That 81 rope
war Thousands OF bales Of cotton hap been lost by the
@ hoops bsn us In add to h bs fur
he'd nearly fifty per cent cheaper thu rope The deange
ply Of hemp to such an as 70 eaue prices to rule
cedentedly high Indeed suciencyor balng moderate
have arran ed for the importation large quantity
fs Chambers L's'ng for the $50 and delivery Of
SHIP REFUGE, New 'rleans, July Z, 1859
sIn January received from Dur press 1859 bales
your new Iron lie can safely arm tit the cotton SO boun
received in better order than it geeray from the
Presses that it slowed better and enaed the ship to cary
The when discharged fro thehip in Liverpool was
in better order han the rope bound 1t highly
erabe for ground tier the damp ang from the ba4sI
that dampness Will rot the rope bound can con6denty re
and carefully watched it, both in oadin and dscharging
AMI ''' S'D'' '''psJ 10 uaiSHowARD, Master,
The undersIgued Fire Warden and fire Inspector of
New Orleans Insurance Companies of opinion that
Iron Tie affords protection agais case
'''- '''' ''' ~ ~ u 1' j. Y9UpNis Fire Warden.
JOIN AD.hs, Fire Inspector.
ALFRED tEbANGER,
Ez-Chief EngineC, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTNG,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING ROE AND TWIEE,
Carondaleb street
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ROMAN LOAN. ROMAN LOAN.
AMERICAN 1ssUELFoUR MILLION DOLLAR!

To the Treasury of the s aes of the Holy See
pete Independence during the negotiations pending between
The Of France and Italy for the guSat9n o the
of 18th Aur 1866 the emission by subscrp
ton Of the Loan now offered to the pnblic
Hoin il view OF the present condition of monetary mat
tiers, not wishing to impose sacrifice upon hOs willing
assist him saTmuuntng present temporary eUarass-
mens as well as to present to capital has decided
The Bad payable bearer are of $40 rancs or one hun
dred daro gold each Oariug ntere,t per anou
in gold the coupons payable gemannnaly on the LIST Of
depha and New oeans AZ the current rate of exchange
TX per- cent interest On the investment e''' -''' sH'A
$50 sl2 wiz be annually ated for the pur
viii be applied to further reduction of the debt
ge"ey and undoubtsdy M to ali good dsthoc having At
heart desire to prove that his Holiness never addresses HIM
investment present greater seegrty than
always lily fulfilled engagement of lis PontinCa
Banking Houses;
Mss:Es ER%D st Sr7Sgy. CO., Pa5' Eraneo m
nessrs D%ExE4 70 "a South Third street, Philadel
THOMAS LAYTON Esq, President Southern Bank New
Orleans.
nd the cansdns-to expedite this good XVIII please
sng Anuse Of bunea, nermsn Co. marked Of the
= : '''''''S'''''' '''''' ROBERT MURPHY, Agent
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop Of New
letters from he Apostolic Nunc Paris feel authorized
most esg sti5 tue aec1s OF ms mission to the
Given at New YoES this 23d Of Jun4, A. y: 1855
4J''HF, Archbishop of New York.
Recommendation of the Most reverend Archbishop of Bstt
We unite with the Mort Rev .rchb,,noa AZ E.u Work -
reoommsndkng the obje Of Mr. hobart Iurphys mission T.
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NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS

M . LINL 40 III 7 a IILLI- =
OFFICE Cry TREASURER CRY HALL, /
New Omans July ~, 1866. :
Delinquent Tax Payers will please IKE notice that and
after the 18th August all Unpaid Tax ss will be placed in
the hands of the Assistant City Attorrsy for buit
Those DESTROYS of avoiding the penay of TEN PER CENT
besides the additional expense Of Cou etc. etc. invited
to call and settle
All Unpaid Tax Bills will be rreyocbly handed to the As
sistant City Attorney on the above metioned day
HERNANDEZ,
City Treasurer.
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THE " ARROW TIE"
TO PLANTERS, FA0rORs AID pRALNRs.

TO PLANTERS FACTORS AID DRALERs
tine stock oEtEs Superior and very ,opuIsr BAND AND
TIE for BainV OosRn landing ezbarks Atlantis BtSle
Hnd ". l. Burroughs.
FACTORS and naa suppied the best tsrms Addh,ss
Hessrs GIVEN, WATTS a CD. or
Il L BARTLETT Agent,
q CaFuRda.st street
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Covlnston, KY, 'rhur,day, August 10, 1890.
SCH EN- g:


APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the nine re-
drawing 20 5000 prize j. >, :. .s.'' $1,000
y approximation prizes OF S600 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the 50 $50 prize ................. 5.AO
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
70 drawing the 5000 prize Of. .:..;-..:..... 400
Is approximation prizes OF 500 each for the re-
manning units of the Of the number
20 drawing the 5000 Prize 7aN
ID approximation prizes OF 81 o each for the nine
manning units OF the ten Of the numbers
. drawing the So OJU prBes .......... $40
u approximation PRICES Of 800 each for the nine
manning unit Of the same ten Of the uumbeig
drawing the 5000 prizes .............. $3.50
is approximation prizes OF 800 each for the nine
drawing the $50 prizes Isn0
SIC prizes amounting $500 90
Whole tickets sl3 Halves ouartes 49, lights 81 So
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
.... CHAS T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer
No. 40 Camp street
Lnrk Rnx 6Q2 Post Office Newt Orleans
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BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA

At the Drawing No of the Alabama State Lottery for
benefit Of the University, MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH 1866
at Temperance all Mobile, Ala the following numbers
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA DEPARTENRET ExECurIF,
Nouyele-I rteans, lie aout ieG6
A TTENDU que fhitlirpe eisrr s'est adj
IA auiOurdhui moi pour le cameo atiOn de son
bond ocele magstrat re pol nterieure dams ct
pour la parOisse d. Tlean-, saV0r-
une oOhatOi datee tH Ter mai 1865, pour IL do
S250 sns Philippe Ioiser CONNIE principal ct Cas-
AuCh Robert atsOn Richard oyd securities,
chaquun pour Ia d. $685. 33H La dite obligation
conditiOnnes pour Ia fdee execution par lie dire
interieure susdit-
Avis present donne tous nteresses dams
la de Obligation de ecrit, bureau du
secreaire Eat pendant quatrevngdix jours apres le
derner publication de avis les rasons lesquees le
de obli- alton serait pas canceller ct annuler
main ct lie d. Eta de la Louis
sxeme jour daou 1866 ct Independence des EAt3
unia lie neutrality-suspicious.
j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouTerneur
! r. HARDY Secretaire d'FtAt
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Mrs WinalOVs's NJ yatIe Pills are pre-
pared emily aegmae and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extaut.
rhe with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought and viii recommend
being ignorant oftheir properties.
They for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which constitution is gubject They
all excess and remove all obStacons they inYs
crate the debitaed and delicate and by regulating and
STRENGTHENING system Of health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed Maiden wife or
mother should be without them. "..
Try theuse according direction and be convinced that
they the Lady's Friend,
Ask for MRS WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price 81 per box or three boxes for IS.
For sale by ali druggists. ,
Wholesale agent for the South,
% st Charles street N. o.
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NOoPER's WE'LL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
SPEED 0oMFoRTl IAFETYl
shortest and Quickest Kate to Cosper's
Well.
Hoor POLES. moor ToLB... .vooD

1900 best Western Hickory hid BoOP POLES
2L0,Q h. IN
For sale In lots Y su purchasers lowest market rates
by c. NoPHELIN, hOb5 New 60 street
at yard First and Mater reefs, Fourth strict
N, E.HRving barges and steam poRer nm prepared "a
contract for The delivery Of WOOD any part Of the coast
below Bhlou hara- q MoPHRLIA.
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A LABAMA STATE SINGLE HuMBER
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERsTrY.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS .
To be drawn at Mobile Alabama in public, .
On Monday, septenber q, 1866.
wHrrFRLD, BRoADBENr 4 CO., MANAGERS.

APPROXIMATION FREES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the re-
drawing the $50 900 prss are 80 j. . o. 800
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the prise ~. !" . 1850
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the Same ten Of the number
drawing the $2 800 prize Observation-Disclosures. 1900
spproxim atiun prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the 5000 prise e......... ........ 900
Is approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prise are.......,......... 1880
l37 prizes, amounting
Whole tickets si2i Halves Sc Quarters, s. Eighths,
81 60 : ~ -
All the prizes above stated drawn every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
In the drawing there $4,000 tickets numbered from to
$1,000 There 47 full prizes No smaller prize 500
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
OHAs. T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New OrIrana
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ngaSOi H'TIhN or aDPARTN ERRHUFN
~ Tho oOparnershp heretofore existing bstwesn the une
signed, ia this day di solved by ual consent
u LIAM NEVILLE
New Orteansy August 8 1866 IL n, VAN SOLINGEN,
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: 81 l0 ). e. IA HARDY, secrstairo d'Etat.

STATE LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
WHEREAS, Application has been N made to
me By d waSO Ps t9 GSnes I.i hi: 3 Bond
Bond dated 26th day June 1865 the of $40 900
signed by O. Faleton as principal and by Catsine and
r. @ sum e $500 Sead sa e 'R bond b
Notice is hereby given all interested in the above
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the last pa6c
ton Of this advertisement why the same should not be
Given under my hand and seal OF the State above and this
]. MADISON WELLS
j. d. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAr DE Ia LoUrsEE RE @
gu'aPPlieatI1n, etc falGe 2 moi
fcee Encanteur dams ct pour la parosse doeans
Une obligation datee du 26 JUN 1856 pour la somme dc
dix mile PastrfSs sgPeG par g Vaeton eamme principal
$500 la dite obgasn etan condition1ee pour la 6dele
saf usd par " de 'o' d'VoiF'
par present qui sont ineresses
du secretare dEtat dci ous de Ia
dite obligation serat pas caneellee ct annplee
Donqe sous ma main ct SveG L sseGu dEat &C
vieme De Undergraduates des Etats; unis; -,
: ]. i. H1E11, secretaire d'Etat
STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 1
WMEREAs, TheophiIus A"fSaS mas as ap.
w piled for the canCeIlng OF his official bond
Auctinuser, and for pa ish Of Orleans to it
BOND dated the 10th Gay of December 1885 the
$4,000 sig ed by Iheophilus Au"ux principal
lis Rubeu Curty the said bond being conditioned for
faithful performance by said Theophius AntouX OF his duties
| a auGtoneer aforesaid.
Notice hereby all perSons in said
writing the off Of the Secretary of
within Ninety after the last pubca ion of this advertise
why the said bond should be cancelled and annuled
Given under my hand ant Stat above and the
| dependence of the United Sta.es the linety FIRST
J. MADISON WELLS.
| By the Governor:
/ j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAT La LOUISIANA, DEPARTRHENT L'ExRouTTF, !
Nouvells, Orleans lie 10 juliet, 1856 I
| TFEN DU qu'applicRttOB etc faIte moi
IA par Theophlus Anonx la cancellation de obi
cation oHcee CONNIE Encanteur dams ct pour la
| d. orleans, SAVIOR
Une obg datee dn 16 decembre 1855 la
de dix mile piasres, sgne rheOphus 4nfOux CONNIE
principal Pa calls Rob ecurite, la dite obi
ton ct conditionne pour Ia 6dee par dit The
ophus Anfoux de devoirs CONNIE Encanteur susdit
consequence personnes int
davoir re conaare ecrt bnreau du
e dEtat dams les 90 ours qu suvront la drnere pubca
on de procsmson r"sons pour lequelle lie di
obligation serait pas canCelle ct AnRulla.
Dome signature ct le de rEtRt, la dat
cdessus ct la sOeme jour de ndependance ds Etas Un
| J. MADISON WELLS.
| Par le Gouveneur:
| CHARLES o. HARDY Assistant secretaire d'Etst
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a. FERns-oasA
CHOLERA REMEDIES.
GEEENBACKs ARE COOP.
RoBACK's ARE BITTER.
Roback's
STOMACH BITTERs
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, INDIGESTION,
SCRoFULA, OLD SORES OOSrIvENEsS,
ERUPTIoEs, REMOVES BILE, RESTORES
SHATTERED AND BROKEN DOWN
CONSTITUTIONS.
The Blood Pills
Are the most active and thorough Pills tha have been
introduced They act directly upon Liver exciting
that organ such that tho system
lapse condition. which apt the
with simply purgative pill
They really
BLOOD AND LIVER PILL
And, in conjunction with the
BLOOD PURIFIER,
WIN care all the aforementioned diseases and themselves win
relieve and cure
Headache, OostIveness, Collie, Pains, Cholera
.REerbuSs indigestion, Pain In the
bowels, DLzzlness, etc.
DIR. RoBACK's STOMACH BITTERs
Will inVigorae the eystem and thus prevent that terrible
SeOurge,
CHOLERA, .9.
And should be used byconvaescens TO strengthen the
srstion which al ways follows acute disease.
Try these medicines you win regret It Ask you
neighborS them and thsy viii say they are
GOOD MEDICINES, and you should try them before gont
for physician.
| PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,
| Successors to Dir. W. G. RObaek,)
| SOLE PRoPRlEToRs,
Nos. SO, SIS, 60 and es East Third street
| oISoNNAT, OHIO.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
A STATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA,
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED
WITH PAIN KILLER
| from REV. R, TELFoRD, Missionary in GhIRAJ
| gya. WAsHIs GroN Penn, June rs 1866
MeSsru. PERRY DAVIS son, Pr. whence, 4. Idea
sfrs During residence OF ten years missionary
Siam and China, Hound your Vegetable Pain Killer
valuable remedy for that fearful acourge the holera,
In admits teriug the msdene found ehsctual
give spoonful oil Pan klerin gill of eWee
ened with thtn after about fifteen minutes begin
give tablespoonful Of the mixture every minute
rel Of obtained Ap ly hot applications the
ties Bathe the bowels and stomach with the Pain Killer
the limbs bkly ufbose who had the CHOLERA
and took the medicine faithfully In the stated above egh
i Out often recovered. Truly yours,
nattaeked with Darrhsa Dysentey orsmp Cole, don
delay the use Of the Pain Killer. ms IN
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
| PRICE-25 cents, 80 cents and 81 per Botu5
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
ALAB AMA STATE LOTTERY
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SUMMER REsORTso
THE NEW wATERINf PLACE
GRAND ISLE HoTL.

The new and staunch passenger steiner BAN NICOLAS,
Harvey master will leave the head Of Hveys Canal oppo
Stock Landing Louisiana avenue, EVRY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, at O'Clock for Grad Isle Hotel Fort Lv-
ingston Baraara and intermediate ndngs and returning
MONDAY and Thu RSOAY evenings; delightful trip through
lakes and bays to the shore
Fare TO the sea shore, meals inc4ded .........;&
he Hotel is and ready for b reception OF Wis
with all the requisites and comforts Of rscass hotel
ing the advantages of surfbahing fin fishing stng
other ofths secoas by magn
fcent live oak groves giving ample shae and pleasant
treat during the heat of the day.
RATES-Bosrd per week. SIS; Tranent boarders day. So
A. MARGoT OILY, Proprietor
HARVEY & MCMAHD@, Agents. / ct. Charles street
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We certify that THONGS I4stn Esq President Of N,
Southern Bank has eeeu appointed agent for the PontseS
b Ma rh+E Galveston e Rock and Ratchtoches VIZ
recommend th 'aH cRpitN sts eneray TO he Rev
nd Clergy and l. ity of the q zbnVe named
T. NJ. uniN. aFehmSh0p Of View On Ieana
New Orleans 18Th Iulv 1874
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Nos 1927, l78l5, and 2l4g2, sold in Mobile
Next drawing take place September 3D. For
lars advertisement
Tickets for sale, and priBes caslied by
CHAS r. HuWA ARD 40 Camp Rtreet
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CF0HAS E...............,..,.... .STO RAaE.
; r. LoEdLRY, JOHN Y PUTNAM-DELTA WARE,
HOUSE fronting Front and New between Eoa axt
Lafayette streets
ThB ab5Ys Rehoase heing thoroughly repaired with
will prepared storage fer
FouT, uats Wheat, Bran BE. Rg and Rope, and all
kinds Of hsrehaadira LDN9LiEN 4 90.
refsr o-S. o a I A. Nelson R Bsakley a Ca, Violet
Block t'a. \ Willis Go, @ g Garner, PsttRH Dug
gan, Conway Z Bro Llityd coleman
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EDUCATIONAL,
CoLUMGLA FEMALE INsT1TUTE--
TENNESSEE.

Thisrnsuttqn will DO rsopened sbs SECOND MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. 1856
r. Rev. G T. qUTNTARD, Visitor;
Rev. GBU BECKETT, Principal;
Rev. DAyIU PIsE D. D., Bellies .Lettrss;
Rev. JAMES N. TEMPLE, Mathematician
Every effort viii be made a,rd the highest advantae
for female elucaton both solid and ntaL Proess
and Teachers Of acknowledged ability have provided
each department Circulars containing full particulars
obtained oy ad4ressinethe Principal Columbia Tenn
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SEAEoT BOARDING AND BAN sCRO'

MFRS, q. III. CALDWELL HAS REOPENEn
I'VE her Academy at 1856 Camp street.
rERMssenor Glasses in the French, English and Spanish
branches Of study, S. " month Juntee Frenen
English Classes 50 70 month Music ont he piano gOe
harp or guitar, with music $40 per month.
HefeTeuces--Kev DR. LeHerck, new Orleans; Hon judge
Simon New Orleans; Hon, TraSmond Landry -; Judge
Riee, Charleston O. Dr Samuel H. Dickson ChRriestoa,
O. Prot. T. L. Caldwell, TranBy lvaniR University.
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The Queeni The Queenl-The Queen
oFHAIR REsrORERst-Nrs. Wnslow's Queen Hair Re-
storer is queen only in name but in virtues,
Ills the best Hair Restore offered to the public
An iube and prsserver of the hair if faithfully
applied
Il ia no hair dye
1t acts dire Ally upon the roots hair changing gray
hair TO its original life color arresng premature decay and
falling ont the graduating scurt and dandruf and
CARING all humors of the scalp.
1t will change dry and wry hair to soft and luxursnt
tTGsses
1t tmparts delightful fragrance to the hair.
you wish your hair in youth and
retain it through life MRS. wINsLoWs QUEEN HAIR
RESTORER Price 81 per bottle,
o0'u " al O'usS''' j. CONCEAL, General Agent,
N St Charles street, n. o.
- MarrInge and Cel5baey, Esaay of
Warning and Instruction Young Men also, Diseases and
Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with means of
relief Sent free OF charge sealed envelopes Address,
DR. j. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Once of Uhe National Marine aud Fire
Insurance Company, New Orleans May a. 1856 an cleo
ton held this day sioe following gentlemen
elected az Directors serve the -uing year
A s. Mansfield N CourtenRy,
Geo g. Denson, David hcCann,
@. W. CpChrane, g. W. Griffin,
g. c. Emlsy Louis Schneider,
Chas. W. lewis J. Fl. F. Grace
Spencer Field
81 ! Fo aa.sr, rsr,srp,
II aEuBERRTRR
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We unite with the Not archbiho1 AZ Nav york ~
recommending the obe of Mr. Murphy,s mission Il
the evrrenA Clergy and 70 te fhful u our arch Diocese
The Keverend Pastoral leroy plenss reosmmend n,
Hok her SDective ooks either from the pupit or a
they deem most suite 10 efits.ciIu P'' % ~
u j SPALD' >G. ArchbishGD Of Baltimore
Baltimore, east Of s Peter st Paul isss No
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA,

Associate Principals - - - ''
he second ses8ou oftis School will begin on the rs
day in September and will June 3lth iS6T b4 gTi4 %
study stEned TO prepare boys forhe University ofy a
other College or FIR the practical business of
fpocal thtion give Instruction 10 English St ir4
and Book Keeping
Board and Tuition sl55 per esan me-
in ashng and Fuel IA nished al aetual COZ:
pupil will bring his towels.
For circulars tier particulars address,
WILSON O. " CARR Charlottesville Va
JAMES ~. t,ARSE n. ". A Junction, Hanover &c W.
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NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsToWF KENT UCKY,

onr friends patrons are informed that Mr. John v.
Harie duly authorized agent New Orleans and
reoeipt which may due this nE
ton. MOTHER COLUMBIA superioreBz.
J. W. HARDIE, agent,
Corner Camp and Matches streets, N. O.
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JOHN A. STEVENSON will continue the General Steam
boat gency and Commission SusHs5 NJ Front street
New orleans, for his account
New Orleans, July 25 1866 JOIN A. STEVENSON
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-21
CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND

{ . ~ u sHt
In the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six. 5.-.1 .--...--F - 80 = - -
,,,AN ORDINANCE concerning the erection Of
Wooden Buildings. - 49,.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen. and Com
mon Council q the City of Portland, In City Council
assembled, as follows: 7HI7'7T -
SECTION mo Building or Buildinrs. the fexte-
rior walls OF which shall be in part or wholly Of
wood exceedng ten feet in height shall hereafter be
erected IN this city without permission in each case
nom the Mayor and Aldermen. IA - m
SEC. 2.-No Building or Buildings the exterior
shall be permitted allowed to be erected in that
part Of the city included within the following limits,
lz: Commencing on Congress Street at the head OF
thence through said Congress- street
earl street; thence through Pearl street to Middle
streets thence thence throug Middle to Franklin st
tnence through franklin to the center OF CONNER
cial nence through said Commercial street to
centre street thence through Centre street to Con-
gress street. the place Of beginning including both
erly side OF Commercial Street. -.,,.-'lI-a ltVt
SEC. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the City Marshal
70 cause to be removed at once, as nuisances, all
pulldmg crested in violation Of this Ordinance
SEC. A.. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
toree nom and after its approval by the Mayor.
F. 2aibsoate In Board ofMayor and Aldermen.
..g 0G[ gnih98ax9 i8 July IL, 1886.
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be or
oained. AUG. E. STETENS, Mayor.
.'sfc,ts A, rss sI, . 80, In Common Council
. July IL, 1866
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be or
dained CHARLES M. RICE, President
Approved, AUG. E. STEVENS, Mayor.