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AUCTION SALES,
tsALE CONTINUED
Dry G00ds, Clothing, dc.
By F. ACKU..

tsALE CONTINUED
Dry Goods, Lyotti,,g DC.
BY F. BACKT,
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock positively will no so15
to close consRnmens q. my store No. Ise Se
100 LOTS OF DRY GOODS
CONSISTING OF:
OALICOEs, Longcloih GngkauI Chambr,rs
Fine Check cam6rte Fine Linen pamass Table Cloth a
Ladies' L C. nGkfs and Gents 'S do large size
6o 6 pairs assorted Linen Drill Pants
An dozen assorted Hosiery.
Purchasers arc particularly requested to attend nm
above goods will be sold. Nu' -"
DOUBLE and SINGLE MAI:rREssrs MAI:
very nno MahoRany Bookcase nearly nearly new news
Show Case, Let" r-copying Pr 81.
ALSO, AND TIME
VI, Wll bo sold ls rolls of hve.quarter CANTON NAT
TING, each 40 yards. A'
Terms cash. Nav ,a
f"'"'',ars H7 G",ps'i GS SshSs &s;' { e; s1.cox
Will be sold THIS DAY. In Store No 1e7 Mo s,;,n-
GOOD S1s6s1PTT sssi sIPHsS SaRpsobs na5is5 10 O'CLOCK
Bureau, Marble Top
Mahogany Hair Seat Chairs
Marble Top Side Table
Extension Dining Table
Common Table
Patent Ice House
Wire Safe Bed steps
Feather Pillows
Life of fwashinsngton, complete in vols
Boxes OF Tin Cans Strawberries. Rsspberries aud
Blsckberries
Pieces Assorted Trimmings for Dresses Brown Inep-
So, &c.
Conditions cash. NAV IN
BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS & CO.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, Accommodation Wharf W !,
will SELL ut IL O'Clock,
About 1000 pounds BRASS aud COPPER
l lot Cast Iron
lot Wrought Iron.
Conditions cash. May IA
| By MILLIGAN. MEt.CIIERS tS CO.
| On THURSDAY. May "a. OH Accom- odaon Wharf -
| ii O'Clock. will sell,
| BRASS HOWITZERS
| Parrot Guns. Nar,6
AUCTION SALE OF ARMY WAGONS, AM
BALANCES, AND CARTS.
DEPOT QUARTZ RMASTEI'S OFFICE,
| - CHARLESTON, 8. g., May 0, 1866
| viii DO sold, WEDNESDAY, DIay 2S, 1865. al :
| o'clock A. NJ. at South commercial Wharf, at Pub
| Auctit n to tho highest bidder,
| lot of ARMY WAGONS
! lot OF A balances
I lot Of Carts.
| Terms cash.
By order ofthe Chief Quartermaster, Dept. 8. O.
| d. r. HUNT,
Capt 25th O. " V, T.
/ Mays Depot QuRrtermnster.
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ie MEssRs. BoMEsT & BURKE, in Meeting-street,
ext to the Mills House, have our thanks for late
stopies OF the London Punch, the Edition hebdo
tmadaire OF the Courier des Etats Unts, Franz
Leslies German Illustrated Paper, DR.. sM's
Cholera Pamphlet, and Sack and Destruction o.
Columbia.
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ffDIxIE.' -


An imaginary place somewhere in the Southern
States OF America, celebrated in popular negro
melody as perfect paradise Of luxurious ease
and enjoyment The term is often used as col
lective designation Of the Southern States.
correspondent of the 'New Orleans Delta" has
given the following account Of the original and
early application Of the name:
81 do not wish to spoil pretty Illusion; but the
real truth ia that Dixie ia indigenous Northern
negro refrain, as common to the writer as lamp
posts in New York city seventy or seventy:fve
Of boys at that time, in all their outdoor sports
And no one ever heard Of Dixies Land being
other than Manhattan Island until recently, whom
has been to refer to the
allegory. When slayery existed in New York,
one "Dixy" owned large tract Of land on Man
haitian island, and large number OF slaves. The
increase Of the slaves and the increase Of the
Abolition sentiment caused an emigration OF the
slaves to more thorough and secure slave sec
tions; and the negroes who were thus sent off
to their old homes, where they hsdlye in clover,
with feelings Of regret, they could not imagine
any place like DiIys. Hence it became synoni-
fort, and material happiness OF every description.
In those days negro singing and minstrelsy were
in their infancy, and any subject that could be
He o WITH oesaa n
York, and assumed +, proportions OF a song
there. In it's trayelsit has been enlarged, and
It has picked note
1
and, from an indistinct chant Of two or three
notes. 1t has become an elaborate melody. But
the fact that it lie not Southern song cannot be
rubbed out: The fsllaey Is so popular to the con.
trary that have thus been at pains to state the
real origin OF It,"
Late French journals bring us intelligence o
the death Of NJ. GUsTAvE DE BEAUMONT, in Paris
at the age Of si1ty-fve. III. DE BEAUMONT will bt
remembered, by the readers Of De TocquEvrLLE
as having accompanied the latter in his famoul
yiait to this country in 1884, and having editet
the last editions Of DE TocquEv1LLE's works, t,
which he contributed much new and valuable mat
ter. Elected member OF the Chamber Of Depu
ties in 1885, he distinguished himself as politica
economist; nine years later he was appointed Am
bassador to Vienna, post which he soon resign
ed. Tho coup d'etat was his exit from politica
life-a happy one, as regards his literary reputa
tion, since it afforded him an opportunity 10
study and reflection. He published many worke
among others one On the social, religious and pf
litical condition OF Ireland; second on "Slaver
In tho United states." His most important wor
is, perhaps, his "Treatise on the Penitentiar
System Of the United states and It's Application t
France" III. DE BEAUMONT was . member Of th
: French Institute, where his death has left q VI
cant chair TO be sought after and intrigued for.
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COTTON GINS.
NOTICE.
For the Army, for the Navy, and
for Every One.

The world is 40 inundated now with medicines of
every description which warranted for every
known and unknown species of disease, that the sprer
fnds almost impossible to distinguish between good
and bad. Some Of these wonderful fluids profess to
every complaint known to the Matsria Medica In
speaking Of HosTErrEns BrrrEns refer to prepara
ton which limits itself to department Of the body
the stomachthe Irregularities and disorders Of which
it not only claims to but does Its reputation han
become worldwide and from the Pacific to the Atlantic,
In both herispheres, and IN every latitude and zone,
is known and employed as o remedica1 agent.
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived perhaps,
cannot be convinced that Hosteers Bitters will effect
sure rapid, and permanent But this assertion
is confirmed by testimonial letters from the most dis
tingushed men in the country. All who have once
used these Bittors keep them by their aide as
safeguard believing that can Of Ia bet
ter than pound Of cure"
The digestive organs which have been violated and
prossted by excessive irregular indulgence Of appe
tte will be restored to their normal condition by the
use OF this wonderful medicine.-Bosson 1ravslser.
May ~
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Splendid Rosewood Piano at Private Sale.
BY MACKEY d BAKER.
At Private Sale
At our Sales Room, No. 65 Market street,
A splendid 6Is octave ROSEWOOD PIANO. OF fine
tone and finish. manufactured by Meacham & Seglng,
Charleston, 8. C. VIII be sold low. May II
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RY r. BACKUS.
Desirable ReaI Estate at Priuate Sale.
BY A. j. SALINAS.

At Pf1Vat6 BAI6-
That deBirnbiy located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side Of King atreet, No. b
ing the fifth SHoHse north Of Hudson street. conainn
eight largo rooms The lower room. now occupied
with very little expense be converted into handsom
store. The Lot measures thirty feet six inches
King street, by two hundred and feet IN depth
less and upon which spacious outbuildngs
This property In susceptible OF great improvement N
small cost and offers opportunity for investment
For further particulars and terms apply above. tc
Mnyz No. as VENDUE RANGE
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
viii be sold, at Public Auction, at 10 O'Clock A. H. On
WEDNESDAY, May 2Sd, 1855, Scabrook, near II itun
Head 8. O., under the direction Of Captain CHARIRe
BARNARD. Assistant Quarterma ter, the fonovin
property, viz:
STEAMER 'CHAssEUR" as she lays on the beach.
Two Boilers, taken from the steamship ''winno
Scott
Terms cash. In Government funds
@. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermauter.
April 10 department south Carolina.
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Attention, Capitalists
BIZ l.. BUNCH d SON.
At Private Sale
Three PLANTATIONS within twenty-five miles Of the
city we'll adapted to the raising OF cotton and provis
ons also Offering inducement to wood cutting tim
ber getting turpenne business being convenient to
landing a bold rver also suited to brick making
Also, one to Lease work on shares.
Also o HOUSE AND LOT in tho 1own ef summer
ville-a very comfortable Dwelling.
Apply above at No. 6G6 KING-STREET.
MAY II
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AUCTION SALES.

U,,reserred Sale-of Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats,
BYmILEs DRAKE.
At 20 O'Clock THIS MORNING will be sold at my store,
corner OF King and Liberty streets.
large and well assorted STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES,
Selected expressly for this market from Boston and
New York markets, to be sold without reserve,
coSs1sTtNG PART AS fOLLows:
cases Mems CALF Z. y. BOOTS 6 to ~
scases Menf Calf and Kip r. :. Brogaus, to IL
2 rasrs Mems Calf Baimt rails e to 10
cases Mems Calf Sewed Buckle Shoes, 6 to 10
6cases MEMS Lasting Oxford and Congress- G to 10
IL eases Women's Goat rrrged Bnlmor.is, 3to7
cases Women's Goat Srwed ace Bootecs, 8 to
2ciscs Lads fine Congress Caters toB
2 cases Women's tioat Bsimorais 8 too
2 cases Misses Goat Lace Boots, scwed, IL to2
Misses Congress, IL to-
caBr Chiren'R Lasting and Kid Congress, 8 to 10
80 cartoons Ladies'. Misses, and Chdren's CATERS,
Slippers, ard Balmora's
DRY GOODS.
Swiss, Null and Jaconet MuSLINs, Barege, Mozam.
bique, Leno. TISSUE Figured Lawn, Prints Linnen.
Longcloth Brown Homespun, Cassimeres, Summer
FoIard and L. Handkerchipfs, Ladies', Gents, and
Misses' Hosiery. veils scarfs. Neck TieR
large assortment Of fine HATS latest styles.
ALSO,
TRAVELLING and PAJKINa TRUNKS.
May ls
Dry Goods, Hard,nare, &C., Immediately befor,
fte sale of Boots and Shoes.
BIZ MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my Store
corner OF King and Liberty streets,
CONTENTS OF Suffers sTORE-to bo solt
without reserve.
100000 GoNsIsT1Ne OF
BOOTS AND SHOES. Prints, Gloves Hosiery Shswlg
Flannel Shirts, Handkerchies, SuspeDders, Cologne
Pomade, Collars, Jeiies. Canned Meats, Tin Plates
Spoons, Scales, Saws, shovels KetchupH, Lozenges
Trpoli OIL Envelopes. Paper, Hosiery with numerou
ONE SHOW CASE, feet by 2.
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given strong assurance that no destitute poor
persona in the CITY could have failed to securo the
benefits Of this public charity, unless by their
own neglect, ss the most ample provisions have
been made for furnishing both medical and hos
pia relief to all wh6 were justly entitled to the
same.
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PRIVATE SALES.

.Sednl Sdto Mil and Farm.
JAMES H.. CAN'T,
CONNER BROAD AND CHURCH BTRRETs
Offers at Private Sale
The whole one half interest Of STEAM SAW
MILL Of 25 horse power, within az miles of navgable
river, and about the distance from Summervie.
Timber abundant q contract existing to supply and
haul to the HILL
AIlo,
very desirable FARM well settled, with and
convent, ,nt dwelling and outhouses, within mile and
half Of Summerviue. VIA May 1e
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rg,IIE n COP MEMBERSHIP E EXISTING BE
tween W McCOMBs, JOHN YIN sna a Snhs
IRVINE co. In this city, was by the Withdrawal o. ss1n
| r, Irvine, dissolved on the 3lst ult s8
| New Orleans, November 4 1860
\ rrnr rNnERSTf5NED WILL. CONTINUE TIE
business Of the firm Of INCOMES, ihviNE g CVst
| ul1eh eno h"ai' 49, - y W. McCOMBS,
\ ) JNO. +. CAMERON
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III.
James Barron Hope, Esq, editor Of the Norfolk
Vrginian, has issued card to the Literah OF the
South, in which he says that for many years ne
has meditated the preparation Of. a work designed
to illustrate the growth and progress of Southern
Literature; and now finding himself in q position
in whichshe can carry out his long-cherished pur-
pose, heyentures to beg his literary brethren Tor
their representatives to forward to him copies OF
their various performances, together with such
biographical memoranda as they may see fit to
conide to him. 155z sal5 "a H.. w
Heproposes to make use of the material thus
collected in critical papers, for the journal with
which he is associated, with the ultimate design Of
ing form.
The object inview is one which, in his judgment,
should commend itself with peculiar force TO the
people of the Southern States; and he ventures
to hope that the press will give publicity to this
announcement, in order that the accumulation Of
material may be sufficiently ample for his purpose
| Those who may comply with this request will
address their communications to Mr.. Hope, at tile
Yirgnian office. Norfolk. Va.
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mo. 35.]

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE GOVERNOR TO ISSUE THE
BONDS OF THE STATE FOR THE AMOUNT OF ONE
MILLION OF DOLLARS AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE
PAYMENT OF THE SAME, TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES
p OF BUILDING LEvEEs, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
CONTRACTS MADE BY HIM AND THE LEvEE CoaMIs-
sIoNERs, APPOINTED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 81
SECTION. l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State Of Louisi-
ana In General Assembly, conuened, That the
Governor of this State is hereby authorized to
issue the bonds of the State, to be signed by him,
and countersigned by the Secretary of State, and
sealed with the seal of the Stace, in sums as he
| shall think proper, up to the amount of one mil
lion of dollars payable in twenty years, and bear
ing interest," payable semi annually, at the rate OF
eight per centum per annum.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted etc., That the
Governor, in conjunction with the Board Of Levee
Commissioners shall advertise for thirty days in
the official paper, and tive other papers, published
in the city of New Orleans for proposals for the
purchase of the bonds issued under the provisions
of this act and upon the receipt of the bids the
Governor and Board of Commissioners shall have
the power to accept or reject the same, as they
may deem best provided that in the event Of the
bids being under par and rejected. the Governor
and Board of Commissioners shall be and are
hereby authorized to pledge said bonds, or any
:. part thereof, to borrow the money necessary to
| carry out the provisions of this act, until the
Legislature shall otherwise provide or direct.
Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That to Sc
cure the payment ofthe said bonds and all interest
that may accrue thereon all the proceeds of the
sale Of the public or swamp lands belonging to the
State are hereby pledged.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, etc., Thatif during
the year. the proceeds of the sale of the Public or
Swamp Lands belonging to the State SO spledged
| for the redemption of said bonds after reserVing
an amount sufficient to meet the interest coupons,
there should be surplus, said surplus shall be ap-
piled to the. purchase from the lowest bidder OF
such bonds issued under this act, and the Governor
and the Commissioners amajority of them, shall
have the right of rejecting all bids, demanding
more than the face of the bonds, for which pur
pose, public notice shall be given by the Governor
in the official gazette and onesother gazette in o.
out of the State, for sixty days, inviting proposal
from bond holders, for the sale of the bonds, here
in described.
SEC. s. That this act shall take effect from AM
after date. 0e Vs.
(Signed) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
(sgned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved December %, 1865.
(SignedS j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY, .".. ~ =m. ,ss.
: uofG tofa
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EDUCATIONAL.
pnYAnr, srRArrox : cHApMA,

BRYANT, sTRATTON q CHAPMANssa
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
So CARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA
Tho OF Instruction embraces Penmsnsip Telegraph
Ing Book Keeping Commercial Law, Commercial calcuia
sons Customs Trade Actual Businesp Training by means
Of Banks Emponms Business and Telegraph oees every
description, etc.
Scholarships good throughout the Chain Of A Colleges
Evening sessions tor the sueh az ceno
attend through the day For further paicua call at the
Office or send for College journal.
nAKLAND COLLEGE.
cLAIBoRsk COUNTY, MISS, tnear Rodney.>
This will enter upon the Second Term Of the
mended the public aordng opportunity or comple
and thorough education x,,,vs ~, i8f s. ga
George Little Phi Professor OF Natural Science
Professor q Marh ns atis
j. T. wheeler, a Professor 81 English Literature
Professor of Modern Languages
The Chairs will be filled as soon IS possible a.
Profsssoys NV present The Preparatory is
ration Boarding be had a. the Co'iee ~
'e''of'' y - y TERMsMtPayab,e in advance3
Tuition per term Of five mon hs.. " "
Contingent fee g ~
Board and washing, per month " @
may be addressed to the President at Ros
meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the College win
be attended To- and IT is very that fS messn
should be present. JAMES ARChEh. SecfetaIy.
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OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Offer the following GOODS, now landing and in store:
Fine Old BRANDY-h and u casks
Port Sherry and Madeira wINEs-in store and in
bond.
Claret Haut sautern and Rhine Wines.
we OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brands
Boxers BITTERs,
!. Catawba WINE.
brakes Plantation B1TTERs
o. K. Plantation :.
Hostetter's
Sparkling and Still CATAWBA
MINT JULEP.
BAY RUM.
VOLTS sCHNAPPg
scheidam GIN. .-e |
MORNING CALL.
r.. Brandy COCKTAIL
Assorted coRD1ALs.
Champagne CIDER.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry WINE.
Cherry BOUNCE
Er,l. Also, Agents for
Boyle, Miller 4 Co.'s Celebrated Rose WHISKY,
And the
Jockey Club House GIN,
Tnton L McFarlands Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And various brands Of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO
We also offer the following sundrl
Rio COFFEE.
/. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
SOAP.
CANDLES
. STARCH.
Pine Apple, English Dairy, and Western CHEESE.
MAzINA.
Bicarb soDA-in kegs and boxes.
Olive OIL-pints and quarts.
MUSTARD-Freneh and Imitation
-. Dryn u, u, and 10 n Tins.
Tomato Walnut and Mushroom KETCHUP.
English Club and Worcestershire SAUCES.
SUGAR OF LEMON.
MACARoNI and vERMICELLI.
PICKLEs-h, u, u and gallon
JELLIES-assorted in and glass, all sizes.
Brandy PEACHES and CHERRIEs-in and glass
GAN GOODS,
Consisting fol- . -.
ROAST BEEF, . ..uI
TURKEY, 49,. -... ...... ,-.s-.- ID
CHICKEN, lFsgsf.5
MUTTON, .=..
: PEACHES,
PINE APPLE as-s s..=
strawberries, =.
! OYSTERS
| SALMON and HOLSTERS.
| SPICES, .J
4 alse NUTS,
1 ss RAIsINs,
| CURRANTs,
CITRoN,
l ETC, ETC
Liberal advances made and strict attention paid to consgr
ments.
--.------
Having been engaged by Messrs. BARNETT SHEPARD
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors
Groceries, No. As Maga1 street. would respectfully soc
for them the by friends and the former patron
: of COOPER NEIBERT. ,,,
q M. TODD d CO.. DEALERS IN ARTISTS
Canvas Fine Colors and Tools Gold Silver and Gopp
, Leaf Bronses. ~
PAINTS,
vARNISHEs,
Il GLASS;
i NO. 10 Magazine street,
Qpe door above Pcgaras.
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R. O. Edwards is about rebuilding the Confed-
crate House at jackson, Miss. He will probably
alter its prenomen to suit the times, so that it
shall read, The So called Confederate House.
Monroe Intellgeneer.
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EoN QUEYKOUZE-
'". WHOLESALE GROCER
60.
Importer of French Wines, Brandies. etc
NO II ST. LOUIS STREET. NEW ORLEANS
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T .ocaUEr INSTITUTE.

T OCQUET INSTITUTE.
DAY - BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
212 and IA St. Charles and 2ol Camp street.
Madame Max LIE Roy happy to inform her patrons gen
orally her Institute is regularly established, on St
Charles street, Nos 22 and 24, between Julia and St
Joseph connection with the building No POI Camp street
These extended accommodations will permit the reception
still larger number of both day and boarding pupils Fo
prospectus stating TERMS apply to the Principal at No
2l2 St. Charles street.
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GRAND SOUTHERN GIFT SALE.
N W. MANNING CO.,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets, New Or
leans, La.

Corner Royal ana CONT Stfects, Ne" Or-
leans, La.
100000
Worth of Pianos Watches Jewey of every description for
Ladies' and Gentlemens wear, Silver Plated Ware of all
kinds Gold Pen, with Silver Extension Holders Rubber
Holders gold mounte Pencils with Rubber Holders gold
mounted Photograph Albums endless variety, Portfolios
Ladies' Portmonnae Pocket and Pen Knives
Books Family other Bibles Engravings, Photographs,
Autographs Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards, etc,
etc. all to be sold for Dollar, without regard to value.
A. PLAN OF SALE: NM
Photographs the leading Generals and other celebrated
characters with an naming each article and its
price, are placed sealed enveiops and well mixed
which will be sent any address, by mail post paid
oeip Of Is CENTS One Dollar y for Two Dollars % for
-Four Dollars IS for Five Dollars 100 for Fifteen Dollars
On rsesiyt OF the Photograph, will what
going to hsvs .ndthen will be your option whether you
pay one dollar and take the article, orsnot.
Address N. W. MANNING d CO.,
Pesteaice Box No. 1923, New G: ,ssas, La,
Or, call in person at the Store
I II. KELLER.
SOAP MANUFACTURER,
Corner Of St. Andrew and Howard streets, Now Orleans
Office and sales Bank Place. of aravisr
NINE KOBEKT,
NO. l79 CANAL STREET.
BETWEEN DAUPHINE AND BURGUNDY.
Next Door to Christ Church,
Millinery and Dress Making,
In the latest Paris styles
GRIAIA 81 STARK,
| NoTARIEs PUBLIC,
| No. Carondeiet street.
| FELIX GRIMA-Attorney at Law and Notary Pablic
T. Q. sTARKNoary Public, Commissioner Of Deeds nd
: Accountant. ~
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Having been engaged by Messrs BARNETT SHEPARD,
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries No Is Maga street, would respectfully solicit
for them the friends and the former patrons
of COOPER & NEIBBRT.
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DoIHnAn conMEHoIAL eoIIn 'E'''s'
- CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS, iii
Spacious and Elegant "Story Building"
Is constantly under eight able Professors 1t was
founded 1882 and is chartered by the State Its former stu
may be found Principals Book keepers in large
portion the old houses of this city and the Southern
States Ladies' Gentlemen can attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or Book keeping, Penmanshp, Mathematics Eng
s French Spanish business education that enables
one to $1,000 $1,000 annually is the best fortune parents
can give We have ample arrangements for 500
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.