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and Erie without change OF cars "
date stations eaVe phiade pnis at SO A. M and 4es
M returning leave S, PPo v at oT&,ar e a and
Is socaed at No 6q chesnut street where Tickets to
ob % B gTPs 6HS % g S he enS Agent @
ton THOMAS a. PARKE
An Emiqrant II ain runs day texccpt Sunday. For
full particulars as to fare and apply to
The Penn sylvania Railroad Company wili not assume
Init ihe sPonsby 10 One Hundred dPpShGl Bolais aha IN
viii the risk 81 the unsss i Sn taRsn spsss
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
f5NPhfo mp HfSY AHn4 1hFs
for new oIk will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at
FIePht must be delivered before IL O'clock to be or
Returning the above lines will leave New York att
FTeshS ior Ten on Princeton Kingston New Bruins
wick, and al points en- the eamden ana Amboy Rail
on ersey ee the Feehod and Ja%esbufs aSS
The burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
The BeiVdSre De aware Reroad connects at Phillips
RScSunk with ali points the Delaware, Iackawsnna
Raj TOSa SsW YSrs 20 Buffalo,
New Jersey haTGsd connects cts at EsS6eh NSrt Wiz Wiz
the the n Nor oTns TV and Essex Railroad
slip memorandum specifying the marks & ana nun
be with each load Ofgoods' or no receipt Will be
sSS"R-Increased iacithes have been made for the
of live DroYers invited TO try
The route When sOck is furnished in quantities Of two
caToeds or more will be delivered at the foot Of For
eth street near the Drove Yard or at Pier No l,
North River the shippers may designate at the time
OiIsnpt terms or other information, apply to-
r"' ' WALTER FREEN AN, Freight Agent,
No. 226 3. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
| arrange AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS
I on ard aner MONDAY, February IT, two daily
baps will run between Waship Rton and LN nohonE.
Connecting at GoIdonsvi Ne with Virginia Central kan-
| road trains to and from Richmond as toll0Ws;-
| MAIL TRAIN. .,, =. e...
| Leave Washington daily (Sunday excsPteol' ~ y ~
A. nj, arrive at Lynchburg at 40 r M Vv.sh,no
Leave Lynchburg at A. A. and arrive ~ "A'"inS
EXPRESS TRAIN o.u
Leave Washington dsny (ncudtng suhuvJ ~ oWH
M. and arrive at LynchbuIR at BW "a ~ vUs,bius
Leave Lynchburg at 80 r. M anu AiiNe ~ @'"~e
Both trains making close connections at Lynohoqrs
fol all points South and Southwest, ana al ashins'oa
| for North and Northwest A.. ...A. ...to.
Firstclass sleeping cars attached to the lgn ualnS
The road 10 attractive, not Ony lo 10 tS
accomm odations the fact that passes tne nsw
historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Run MsnAssas
| toe, Cat etts, Rappahann0ck Cuipeper orange ~
| q lrdOnsrle, places OF mperishable interest IN SAS
pVTPbrouSh tickets to all points south ard soabwos.
NAV be had In Boston, New York, Philadelppin aoa
BStmoie end at tue offices OF the road ia Masnln"on
| or Aiexandrla W. n. MCOAFFEkIH
| " 0eueral Supe .ntenoPnt
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"A New and Great Epoch Ia Medlcal

"A New and Great Epoch Ia Medicine
Dr. Maggisl Is the founder of new Medical systeml
The quanttarians, whose vast internal doses eneebe
the stomach and psraze the bowels must give precedence
TO the who restores health and appetite with from oneto
two OF his extraordinary Pills. and the most virulen
with box of his wonderful and ahealing Salvs
These great specifics of the Doctors fast supecedng
ell stersoyped nosums Of the day Extraordinary
by Msgge Pills and Salye have opened the of the pub
lie to the inecency of the $50 called remedies Of Others and
upon which people have long bindly depended Magge
Pills class that swallowed the dozen and
of which every box full taken creates absolute necessity for
another One two of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowels in perfect ORDER tone the stomach appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyan There gripping
and reaction in the form of constipation If the veris
affected its functions restored; the system
steebe it Is nvgorated This last quality makes the Medi
cines desirable for of delicate females Ulcer
eruptve diseases literally extgushsd by the dis
nfectant of Magges Salye In fact it is here
that Magges Bilious Dipeptc and Diarrhes Pills
cure where all others fail Whls for Burns, scalds Chill
blana, Cuts and all sbrasions of the sn Magges Ssve is
nfalibs Sold by j. Maggel IL Pine street, New York,
all Druggists at IS cents per box.
BARNES, WARD Il CO.,
Agents, New Orleans.
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-- Mrs. RInsIoIV's Mystic Pills Gre pre-
pared only Legitimate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extsnt.
Do not re with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought, and will
being ignorant ofther properties.
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders which female constitution subject They
moderate all excess and all obstructions they ng
crate the debtated and delicate and by regulating and
strengthening the system the hue of health restored to the
cheeks weakness of the spine and limbs relieved and all the
Indications of debility removed. maiden, wife
mother should be without them
Try theuse according direction and be convinced that
they are the Ladys Friend.
Ask for MRS. wINSLoW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other. Price 90 per box, or three boxes for S.
For sale by all druggists .-..
j. CONCEAL
.."u.. O. Wholesale Agent for the South,
CharIas Etraet
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ), 1855.
Ehe tottcn Crop In south Arkanaas and
NORTH Louls Hama.


MONROE, October q 1886.
iii. Crescent Before I left New Orleans,
promised, when got through my summer travel
b write y9u 4 letter in regard to the growing
orop 81 cotton. have just returned to Monroe
aftar tour 1T two months in South Arkansas and
North Louisiana, and avail myself Of the return
Df the Judge Fletcher to give you my obaerya-
Sons.
Tour readers have doubtless read many ac.
eoullt during the past two months, from plan
sars regarding the injury done to the cotton crop
TIL the excessive rains during the months Of April
end Hay, and tie drouth during tile months Of
June, JGly and August. Their accounts were not
exaggerated. The injury was incalcnIable, but it
Ills been greatly exceeded by the rains and worms
il tie latteE paFtof the month Of August and the
month Of September. The cotton crop has been
damaged at least 0nethird In the last six weeks.
Planters on tie rich aliuyial lands Of the ouachita
Valley, Who thought that they would make from
one thousand to fifteen hundred pounds of seed
cotton per sore, find noW that they viii not make
mons then three 70 eight hundred pounds-say
from one quarter to one.half bale--on land that
usually made bale per acre.
Oh the billiards The crops are much worse. AS
far al have seen they will not make more than
y bale Of cotton 10 ten acres, and on thousands
seg ceres they win not make ten pounds of cotton
~ the aeres find, also, that half Of the hill
lands IS nacnltiyated, The general opinion in the
country ID regard to the cotton crop, is that it
viii be from 500, 900 to 900 600 bales. This
opinion, however, i based upon the crop Of the
section through which. ] have passed. viii not
give Jon my own opinion in regard to the aggre-
gate crop, but will merely say, from what Il have
seen, DO not expect to receive more than one.
half sha amount Of cotton that expected when
a LEFT New Orleans Yours, truly,
JOHN NIXON mr.
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THE Queen! The Queeng-The Queen
OF HAIR REsTORERsi-Mrs. Windows Queen Hair Be-
storer is queen mot only in name, but in virtues.
It Ia the best Hair Restorsr offered to the public.
An nabe sst0rer preser7er of the hair if faithfully
spilled
1t Is no hair dye.
It directly upon the of the hair changing gray
hair its original life color sgresing premature decay and
falling out of the hair Graduating scurf and dandru and
curing all humors ofthe scalp.
1t will change dry and wry hair to soft and uxurant
resses
II imparts delightful fragrance to the hair.
Short if you wish restore your hair in youth and
retain 1t through lfs use MRS WINSLoWS QUEEN HAIR
sEsToRER Price 81 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
J. CONCEAL, General Agent
20 81. Charles street, N o.
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| PSYCHOLOGICAL

EH HTIWAUNFIUkAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 300 pages and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs state of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors its De-
porable Consequences the Mind Body with the Au
thOrs Plan of Trsatmenhe only rational and successful
mode cure, shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser to the married those contemplating mar
ags who entertain doubts their physical condition Sent
ss address, receipt of Is cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing .
DIR. LA CRoIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y
The author may be consulted upon any the diseases
which his book treats either personally by MALL and medi
elnes sent to any part of the world.
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TTNTvERsITE OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

n CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
G. A. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Materia Medica,
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
t. G. RICHARDSON, NJ, D., Professor of Anatomy.
NV. WALLET, PHI D., Professor of Chemistry
sAML NJ. BEMlsS NJ D., Professor of Medicine
" q 4 qNHIddHFh dS NJ B. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
miHsry will be given in the Charity Hospital
mencing October 18th without charge to students. The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18TH
The Clinical advantages of thsInstiuon rpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them their daily
visits
FEEsTckets of all the Professors $l4O Matrculstion,
IS; Practical Anatomy, $40; Diploma, $50 Payment
quired In advance.
T. G, RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans, August Is, 1866,
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from John B. Wickersham Esq firm of wiekersham &
Hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy Iron
Works, No. $50 Canal street
the recipient from you one of the greatest favos
that be conferred man, viz that health For
many have suffered from of the most annoying
and debiltatng complaints that the family can be
afflicted with-chrOnic diarrhea. -
During the long time suffering from this disease
attended by regular physicians giving temporary
relief The seemed to remain until was induced to try
Hollands German Btter After the of few bottles Of
that valuable medicine, the complaint to bs com
petely eradicaed. often nwArdy thank you for such
valuable specific and whenever Opportunity cheer
fully recommend it. with full confidence In its reliability
Yours truly, JOHN 3. WICKERSHAM
New York Feb, 2, 1862.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

PETROLEUM AND PHIlAnELPIiIA Fer He veay
ending OH the 22d September, says tHe Philadel-
phia Ledger over forty-two million gallons Of Be.
ar0leum were exported from the United States
while the export Of that article for the preceding
year was little over one-third of SO much. Te
show the Importance Of 8his trade to Philadelphia,
adds tbs Ledger, we may state that up 10 the Isl
September sixteen ships, seyenty.sfx harks thin.
$ysthree briggs and three seheoners, laden entirelS
with this staple OF Pennsylvania have cleared fol
foreign countries from that port making total d
one hundfed and thirty.two vessels within eigh
months
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-Surely, Steadily, SuecesgrnIIy, SmOlan.
Extrscto Bucku curing every Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excesses Of any kind,
Come ye afflicted Try smcanderS' no other Buekul
Sold by apohecaries. Price, 81. D. Barnes Co., New
York and Barnes Ward Co., New Orleans Southern agents
Burlegh Roges Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
raj agents
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K0asuth has been lately in Paris He Is In most
5eiieafq health, and those who saw him when he
was 10 Ehs country would hardly recognize him.
left their Aad mark uponthe patrlot7s countenance
Yet it Is believed by ILL friends that ii events
sshaald Id favorable 70 the restoration Of Hunga.
zian independence, he would have sufficient
strength left @ come again forward as the Wash.
intrton Of HnunarV
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1ock.box g85, CINCINNATI, Ohio

-MarrTage and Celibacy, an Essay OF
Warnings Instruction for Young Mem Also diseases
which PROSTATE the vital powers with
of relief Sent charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress DIR. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
PhiIadeInhia
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VALUABLE Corra-The Delaware Gazette says:
Y. 2. Engafd has sold two colts of the horse
Norman fer s270G-one of them selling for
e2i500, and the other for $780,
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-=-Oolgate'a Honey soap-This celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal demand, is made from tho
choicest materials mild and emoen in It's nature, fra
anty scented and extremely action upon the
akin. For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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s French Journal referring to the statement
often made. that more champagne is annually sold
than the entire champagne district can raise an
swegs that the ANIMAL expectation Il 0O00, 600
bottles, only twO-ifths of the average crop Of the
district lS5 000000 bottles are therefore Consumed
Of home, and the total growth Is 225, 900, 900
bottles.
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GALL FoR 1 PuBLIc MEETING THIS EvENNd.-
The following call which viii explain itself, was
issued Thursday
j. Madison Wells, Governor of Iouisiana, having
written an official letter addressed to sThos. al
Jones, Esq, Arcadia, parish Of Biengiile, La ii
placing the residents Of this State in false post
sion such as, II not properly reguted, wilf he
likely not only to continue military rule. hut IL
extend the oppression; the subscribers therefore
request the citizens Of Louisiana to assemble at
No.TA st. Charles, opposite Union street, at two
o'clock 2. NJ. on Saturday the 9Th instant
to express their opinion on the subject 81
said Objectionable letter. Those from dc
Northern States, and particularly from Maasa
ehgAetta, who have lately become residents ani
ernbarkea In business, are particularly requested
20 attend, and If any of them have been inter
rupted ~ theiE business or social relations the
are requested to come forward and give testimon
- favor Of the governors statements, the objec
OF the meeting being to elicit the truth, that Cor
Gresa may act On the facts as they exist.
W. HENDERSON, q. RosELfUs,
GEos ". HYNs0E, sAM'L BELL,
~. LEA JOHN FINREY,
H. " OGDEN, CHAs, BARNES
GEO. n LEONARD, A. MAXWELL,
~. 3. LEeHARD, X. II. BRoNAuGH
a. CLARK, D. NJ HaLLINGsWORTH,
GEO. RuLEFEs WILLIAMSON SMITH,
~. LUCAS, JACOB BARKER,
csc; 4. fRKHET THoS J, BECK,
sAMsL MCCONNELL, coll JAS. MANN,
o. u. LEVY s, II. LEVY
j, KoHLM4N, BOWER GARNER,
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sCHOOLs--FOR BOYS.
RUENA VISTA ENGLISH
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

Having returned (afer absence three years. to my
former nome IN the immediate vicinity of Franklin, Tenn
wl open on MONDAY the leth of September next an En-
ghsh anu olHoslca school, for the education of Boys
Ihe locality OF this Institution delightful combining all
the advantages OF town and country The grounds are ape
anuW Dehgan beauthed and adorned with
nashfubDery Inc building large well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes house has been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and is now being
repaihted repapered recesnBed and repured o that mn
locality in the whole country will be healthful
The discipline Of the School will mild and parental Init
firm and decided and every effort will be nj ode to deviation
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil T,a
Principal of the School prepared to board ten or Twe
Scholars
Terms Tor Session of Five Menths:
Tuition in Primary Department. ...,,.....,, q 26 10
Higher Branches of Mathematics and Classics extra
Board per month"; including fuel and lights. 20 %
Contingent %
Washing at lsundress prices.
JAMES McNUTT Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno. McGavock Gen. M
F. DeGrafeneid, Col. ON. Perkins, R. H. Bradley ESD
Col W. s. McLemore, j. B. McEwen, Esq, Col. John L.
House, Rev. A N. Cunningham, D. D., Rev. Francis H
Davis, DR.. John Park John Carter, ESQ., r. NJ Ewing
ESQ.,. Judge P. G. s. Perkins, j. W. Nicely Robt P. Moss
aEles Allison.
References from yirgnia-Hon Andrew 8. Fulon, Dr. R.
W Sanders, Gen VIM. Terry, c. S. a, Randall McGaYock
ksq., ssul. r. Crockett Esq, Thomas Wood ESQ., Rev B.
fLacy, J. G. Graham, c. O. Tate, Stephen McGaYock Rev
Jarass n Wherry, Wythe county; Gen. James A. Walker
DR. Edwin 9. Wasson j. B. Alexander Esq, Rev. Danl B.
Ewing JAres NJ Cloyd Esq, Pulaski county.
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HOOFLAND's BITTERs.
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

What class Of people will be most susceptible to attacks
from CholeraY
Evidently those affected with any disease of the stomach
liver or any of the organs appertaning to digestion This
class OF persons undoubtedly will be more liable contract
this disease than those possessed strong and healthy digestive
organs.
The question then naturally arises how shall we restore
and keep these organs in healthy normal condition.
We answer by attention to diet avoiding undue excite
ment, using moderate exercise avoiding all Intoxicating
drinks matter in what fern presented and by the
according to directions Of that great strengthening tonic
HOoFLAND's GERMAN B1TTERs,
PREPARED BY DIR. G. M. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA.
This Bers is compound of fluid extracts The roots md
herbs from which gathered in Germany and their
virtues in the form of extracts by the most
scientific chemists and pharmsceutists this country Affords
tits
Not u Liquor Preparation,
In any of the word contains no whisky rum or any
other Intoxicating ingredients and be freely fam
lilies without fear risk OF using contracting tho
understood many apt conound this Btters with the
many others before the public prepared from liquor of
kind.
During the
CHOLERA SEASON OF 1849,
This Bers extensively used throughout the entire
country
AS A PREVENTIVE,
And have not heard of single instance in which this
Btters was used where suffered from any Of the
symptoms Of Cholera.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Cancer! Caucer!! Capeerg!! Cured
few hour, without pain; Asthma by antidote that
fails Rheumatism by the Electric Magnetic
Consumption by new system without medicine other
Chronic Diseases by special treatment the Magnetic
frary West Fifth street The most distinguished Mag
netio Doess and Caoan Of the age in attendance I'm
exceptonable references given Send for Circular to
PROF. HARVEY,
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The earth is q tender aud lind U,otber n tbs
hushandmani and yet at one season he always
h a her bosom, aud at another plueka heI
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MEDICAL COLLEGES.
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION OF 1866 81.

D. WARREN BRICKELL NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH NJ, D., Professor of Materia Eedica
L L. CRAWCoUR, M d. Professor of Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine
HENRY r: CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery,
ALFRED G. HOLT NJ. D.. Professor of Clinical Medicine
A. z. PETICoLAS NJ, D. Professor of Anatomy
j. D. BRUINS, NJ, d. Professor of physiology and Pathology
FRANK HAWTHORN NJ D l. Professor of Medical ohemia-
try, Toxicoogy and Legal Medicine. ,.
VIM S. MITCHELL NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer 0pthamc Surgery and Diseases
of the Eye.
JOS HOLT NJ D. Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics
a. W. PERRY, NJ. D., and FREDERICK LOEBEk, NJ H.,
Demonstrators of Anatomy. = ,,,.
L, II. COHEN, NJ. d, Assistant to tho Char OIL Chens
try. -4....-
The Eleventh Annual of Lectures in this Institution
will begin November e. 1866 and will end Mafch ~ 1901
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
commencing October 18TH without chnrge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October l5th , -
The Clinical Advantages of this lnsIutio ae Gtsut-
passed The Professors are, under tie nwS al LIE ee
Physicians od Surgeons the Chrty Hospital ana their
pupils accompany them in their daily Vlsits.
FEES:
Tickets of all the Professors 44g
MatriculatOn. '''''-''t'''
Practical Anatomy ~
Diploma. 49, 49, '''''''' ~
Payment required d D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D,
Dean of the Faculty,
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sCHOoLs--YoUNG LADIES.
az One Iaraelltes % Loulalann,

he heSss@ Is sad 95 VS. F54yaass
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New York
To the Iaraelites of LoulsIana:
Mrs. HENRY sIMoNs having been requested by many
S s at "R6 e 10 a s hay
to them that she receives pupils from the ages
German and Hebrew Languages Thoroughly Music and
ssf S se nn s5a
ses taught during the winter The pupils attending
care sS training every
Pupils enter the Institute at any time.
For Circulars apply as above
MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
This School has concluded It's Tenth Year Its history
has been Of prosperity and growth from the
The last years the daily average attendance
been than two hundred and many have been refused
admittsnce fer want of accommodation
"A New Building
Is under contract to be ready occupancy the
opening the Fall Session September and it is hoped
that hereafter all eau be received pupils who apply
The Library. Apparatus and Cabinet
receiving yearly, valuable additions and the purpose
kept steadily In view furnish every facility for thorough
| course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male eleven female
all experienced instructors In their several departmental
The schoo is fully graded from the Preparatory depart
men through the entire of Academica and CLASH
cal studies
For Particulars and catalogues, address
L f. WHITE
Is West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1O4 Bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera House.
Nine Mace begs that her Institute will open
to the session Of 1861 MONDAY, September 3D. 1856
dspensabe TO their reap the full advantages Of the
and instructions designed for them.
The advantages afforded by the Institute for the acquisition
o. proficient acquaintance with both the French and English
nothing that can ecure heretofore he accomplished
Preceptors in the various branches of KNOWLEDGE.
ospectuses may be procured at the Institute 0t Bourbon
street, opposite the Opera House
TNME BUTLER FEMALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Commodloug Mansion with Ample and
n. sscluded Grounds
Thorough Instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING Etc
together with cheerful domestic management polite
culture, offered and assured.
TERMsS4O per month"; 300 in advance Music orna.
meptes extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing.
Address Rev. J. z, @, DOREMGs, D. D.,