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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

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MAGHlNlS ISIS, BOILER-MAKERS, BL Ok
eeen IN IN successful operation, and been sxclusiyely
Eng mes high and low pressure Iron Boilers, Water
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TRACT for engines OF all sizes, Marine River, and
statouary; having OF patterns OF different sizes
are prepared execute orders with quick despatch
Every description OF pattern making made 1t the
ehorteEt notice. High and Low-pressure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the best Pennsylva-
MIA charcoal iron. Forgngs of all sizes and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings OF oil descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and All other CONNECTED
with the above business.
Drawlngs and specifications for all work done Al
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room nov
repairs OF boats where they lie In perfect aaaf
and provided with shears, blocks falls etc sta
JACOB Q. NEAFIE.
JOHN r. LEVY,
6N BEACH and PALMER 6treets
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J'VAueAN AEhkioKl WILLIAM II. MERRIoR
SQUTHWAkK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
PHILADELPHIA
MERkICK d SONS,
lENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
menuiactuIe High and Low Pressure steam Engines
io6 Land, RIVER, and Marine Service.
bollers, dasometerH, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
castings or all kinds. either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations, etc
RetOrts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and moss
g Every description Of Plantation Machinery, Alss
sugar, saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans, Oh
steam Trains Defecators. Filters, Pumping, En-
Sole Agents FOR N. Billenx's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, ana
Draining Machines. 6N
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Rulers are as a Tribe of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no
fixed habitaiion bat locking with lon rfnGG
eyeseand covelous hearts, on~lhe habilalions
already fixed.
Where man cn.s out his religion Ia. The lal.
Tern Of whatever fancy he may for the momcr,
conceive; and changes it, as his fancy varies
and where factions, by base exploits. G4sl.iou
l'l'e laws TO private and pa ',y ends, there, there
can be no moral excellence-beca66se no con,.
mon standard Of morals; consequently no bond
OF Society aud hence, comes anascl4y. NeilL.o.
can ihe'e be any PERSONAL liberty, because de-
spotism and Noru'as rights are, necessarily, 10
perpetual conflict and }ha>e carmel, be on.
iin.nlsled, nor even suspended nor can de.
Spoi,sm be even Temporarily maintained, hn,
by the employment OF brute lorce-by The
bayonct. And that is Balbarisn in ali it,
satanic deiormity.
An analysis Of Yankee Society (f the dis.
JOINED moral aIi religious state of Yankee
dom can be called Society," must convince
every homes, minl, l'r4t the characteristic lea.
lures If batbaiiiy, above Indicated. have their
home among the scjG.sati>iicl tSa~inis'-,hetr
headquarters 10 pntRanlcaI New England
These harhart,iss arc, now, being imported
S%outhward in the Carpet bags. and exchanged
for something more substantial - something
r@ai. When they shall have reached 'hcir acme
doubtless. we shall be blessed tot cnlsed) with
that Something better, which is The object
OF Radical aspirations Qne Dteu po,,S gard i,
X. Y. 4. a
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The Radical Gospel.

es IN Europe, The rue Democracy heartily SYM
palhises oith.... aspirations. -. after somehing
beAer, something more elevated ihan HE world has
get had, dc, 9c.H
This precious specimen Of The modern gospel,
is taken from the Radical Organ Of ibis Sec
t'on-the sNew Orleans Republican,.
Inspirations after something better than the
world has YET. had"! Well, The world has had
The sublime and beautiful Revelation of The
4Uncreated Firs Cause Of all existences, and Of
the Proyidential economy OF created secondary
causes. Are the Radicals aspiring 10 something
batter than these? The world has had revealed
To il, in the beginning, The insx,inguishabi,i,y
OF mans free will, and the indestrnctibili,y OF
human liberty the fact also, That man was
eveated a complete and perfect man mot, OF
course, as perfect as God could make him but
q perfect man-with a nature fixed and deter,
mined and that whatever change was effected
in mans nature by the Fall, that change deter
mines what man is for evermore-th through all
generations. Doubtless, when these Reyela-
tons were made, Radical aspirations were
overlooked Ian unaccountable oversight!
The inherent qualities and faculties of bu.
man nature.-sucL as they were al the begin.
ming, they are now, and always will be for, if
they conld be different, humanity now, would
not be what God first made it; and in that
Hypothetical case, it would be either more or
less Than The humanity created by the AL.
mighty Will out Of the dus. of the earib-a
manifest nan sHesl. and gross absurdi,y. Whence we
esaanfA see That the aspirations of Radicals for
',spuesh'ng hssAst'', is but q new development,
e'lsbs old Paganism, which sprsng from the
pnwillin gness iofnhuman psrversity TO accent
uasi Truths which the world had had from the
beginning. SOS 3s4i4a
Iiith beginning. the Creator pu, man in
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Democratic meeting.

Prrsnnnt TO Adjournment, tic Democratic
Parry Of The Parish Of ST. James-ticF, bank.
met q. the Court House Of said Parish, on
Sunday. the 1911 September. 1865.
President, j X G4ude,.
Secretary pro. TEN J. B, Ory.
Reports t>h"w,no PROCESS from the several
c)nbs Of the Parish. We're read.
On motion " Mr.. Alder, Ferry-1itr seicc.
tion Of officers for al, the Democratic Cabs Of
The Pafish-riell bank, Is pos ,,oncd unlll ncA,
Sunday,
Mr.. Alfred Roman was called 10 express Ills
views Gu lie English lauguage) on NE poll.
teal situation q TIE County, aHd more patti
cuiatly on The policy OF the radical patty
Mr.. Romans speech elected immense 40.
pause.
Mf. J. Cent? was next called. Affef an
effective sp 'ech. IN whipl! he gave each party
its doe, his gcntlemau retired, leaving every
one convinced That the Democracy or The
United States Will Triumph a, the November
E'eciions.-Grea, enthusiasm prevailed at the
c'ose OF his remarks.
Squire Johnson next. in a modes, and urns.
snmiog speech, called upon his coDoGcd friends
to stand by the Southern people, who are
their only t'lendS, and by The Democratic par.
'y,-ihelr only sccurily agains, HE leccpiiors
OF The radicals. Squire Johnson was much an.
pIaudcd by his a~ud,tors-wilite and co1ored,
Andrew Ross was next called to the stand.
and although Addressing a meeGin. for the fir,
lime, acQuitteu'ilimself as well as nigh, he
expected from a maiden speech = His remarks
fell more particularly upon the false promises of
the Radicals-Ie called his colnrel friends To-
The rcscne Of The Country nn,l told Them 10,
Of Carpet-ha aqcrs. H. was a Southern
man md would die . Southern man with Shntfl.
ern sentiments. Gtea, applause grcc,ed hts
On motion the meeting adjourned, 10 lnect
again next Sunday, nj ~ O'Clock a, NJ, on Mr..
Valconr Aime's Plantation.
Jso. B. ORY.
Secretary pro. iem
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CLASSICAL ABD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner # DAPHNE and CONT streets.
4. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
FIRST Monday in September, and ending on the las,
Saturday in July. #Fe at
No better evidences of the usefslness Of the School
can be gwen than the extensive development which il,
has al.aiaed in ,be sho'. space Of Two years from it.
creation, and 4 reference TO the lis, Of Professors who
imnar, Instruction in he various branches OF study.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards sorupn.
lousy against the abuses Of that anti1ua,ed system of
learning, which wastes the precious years of youth in
the 'aborious requirement OF unavailable lore, and, a,
the same time, agains. the no less peraicious abuses Of
a gross utilitaiianism which suhjusates ali the tacuhies
OF the mind and aspirations Of the hear, to zone en-
crossing pursuit.
Its object IS To train young men to the performance
Of the active duties of life, to ins'ruc, them in all the
branches Of Science aud Art which, are essential to
their In'nre success, and, by awakening in them a love
OF study, to incuica,e a process OF self.ins,uc,ioa
which will enable them to continue their educatiou.
even after being emancipaied from the control Of
parents and professors.
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state OS Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Michet Martin
2 VS. 3l2
TheophMe Louquc.

On WEDNESDAY,. the els, day of OC-
IoBER, 1868. at II O'Clock A. NJ. a, Tho
Court House Of the Parish of ST. James bv
virtue of a writ of seizure aud sale IN mo
directed by The above Honorable Conr, in The
alorewtitten case, ! will offer a, public sale
and auction. the hereinafter described I,t,Jed
property, seized and sold to satisfy said writ.
10 wit:
A certain tract of LAND, situated in liza,
part Of The Parish of ST. James known &C
the "Grand Point. in Section II. Township
1I-East of the Mississippi river-Rapae
4 East, measuring one arpent and twenty
tolses and a hall, more or less, front. nv
fourteen arpen's in depth, bounded on The
North by lands belonging to Michel Martin
and others, and on the South by those of
Willow Maximilien iioussel.
TERMS: rs
CASH on The spot in legal currency. 4
= s. THEREON
Sheriff.
Parish Of st. James, September 18th, 1868,
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quand les InJiens ne furent plus. nombreux ct dan
,emoihss yiysants dune %conqutte barbara. Le wills
key, 'csettc eau de mort ct de maltdiction, achcva la
h %conqudtc ct consacra lie %triomp!e.t 3A'3fst
Et tontccs cces penstes ~roulerent dams Ia tote dc
notre ami Filosclle.
jgyereux, on crnt encore necessairc den 'fnir avcc les
FlUsellc 6taft ren sentimental ainsi que nous
Tavons dit mails lie Gaulois await horrculr dc tout
ce aui est ~injuste ct cruel Ia vuc dune cruaut6
= faurait tiansiorm6 Ell vengeur. Mais contre qui Sc
yenger ? II NY await pas meme dams ces cantons
~ ,,ie rauvre ct miserable squaw. pas meme une
lemi- lldienne i qui dire les exploits de sa race, les
barbaries ct les t6rocitcs comnises contre lie Peau-
i, Rouge, voire meme les %quelques mots de consolation
qui adoucissent Ia vie ct abrescnt les heures.
o., done, lami Filosclle, apyes s'ttre assombri
comme unc elfgic de Young aux bords du Mohawk,
siftla pour Sc ragaillardr resprit ct 1rt lie cliemin dc
Syracuse.
Comme la Syracuse amGlicaine est ce,ebrc paI.
plqsieurs Conventions, lie Gaulois i%mprovisa SUI la
route une Epitre aux Syracusains, dams laquelle il
rrouyait histoliquement que Iantique cite de Denys
ct lllidron cut jadis ure population de 100000
;ines. Vous concevez bien encore que lie Gaulois
n'oublia point la guerre aycc les Athtniens, les Car.
thaginois ct les Romans. EFT pouvait-il oublier Ar
c%limole, Marcellus, lie brutal soldat qni massacre
y rillustre scomatre qui incendiait les vaisseauS cnne-
mis- avec DIES MINORS ardents? II ne comprenait pas
toutetois qu'on put Clever dams les airs les lourlcs
galeres romaines All moyen dc constructions mecca
niques, ct qu'on les brisat en- les laissant retoinber
Il volontc. II lui semblait plus naturel d'enlever les
soldats ennemis a raide dune pompc aspirante, on
de les repousser avec une pompe-foulante. Quoi-
quill en- soft, son Epitre aux syracusains disait
''Uu jour Archimede 6tait al, balm, ct CONNIE lie sa
want Sc r6vele partout, Archimole trouva au balm
Ia solution dun important ~probleme de gfom6trie.
-l1eureux, enthousiasm6, quelque peu hors dc hi
par lexccs, de sa .ioie, il sortit du balm, o,uhlia quill
dtait nu, courut par les rues de Syracuse ct s'Gcria
Eureka! Je Iai ilouy6 n
C6tait assez peu pudique, ct tans nos cites mo-
lernes on aurait mis- au violon Arago Sc promenant
en- cllcmisc.
Que youlez -vous ? Les Syracusaiucs voyaient
lnoins clair que les Amdricaiues. Shocking 49,.
j. CENT?.
(LG suite an p@,ocaain mmero)
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Resolutions adapted By The Democrats Of The Pa.
a5 IRISH Of 81. James, in mass.meeting assembled
rRj on Augus the card, 1868.
Resoluea 10. Tina, we cordially endorse and
ratify the nomination of HORATIO SEY-
MOUR and FRANCIS P. BLAIR, as can
didates for President and Vice. President Of The
United States, and we hereby pledge ourselves
10 support them al The next November Election.
Resolped 20. That in the Democratic party
we recognize the only true republican doc.
,rines and the only safe. guard of American
liberty. .ls9 ~
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COLLEGE jefferson Ste Marie,
PARoIssE sr-JACQUEs, Lyr.

La session prochaine de ce college common
eera lie Ter oclobre. Les Peres Maristes eni lie
dirigent sont a meme de donaer 4 ,e,rs 6lsy.s
nne education fpncaisc, anglaise, maiherna.
tiqne ct classiqne complete. #
PRiX-payable d'asance-s9O en- or. fou
son eqn'vaien) session de cling mois. &
POM plus de details, s'adresser an president
o" a HM. PoufsiHe < Gle, rue Natchez, Nile
Orleans.
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COURSE OF STUDIES

There are two Courses Of S,udies established in the
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, asreeabiy to the wishes
Of fars'f ritc,fs ~ guardians. Classes III safious eradea
are fnsiitotetf in each Conrse. zsa FH4Fg4taft
Ihe Ga"n's.escsai C.';lsrs comprises French mud
EFglsa u.iy.rssl History, Geography,
RheioI!e, Logic. Literature, Natural History, Ply,
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aVaul com
e4N.g COufriLuNbles.

AVIS es, par lie present. dome aux Con,ri.
bnab'es de Ia Paroisse sl-Jacques que, d'apres
des instructions ecrites recucs de IAudilenr
des Complies pobIics, toutes les personnes qui
nom pas encore Pave leur take de Conven-
ton, son, passibles Dune %ptnalile de Is 90
sur lie compile %originel, Ell dune augmentation
de 10 90 poor chaquc uen,c jonrs oui sui.
vront lie Ter Octobre 1868 jusan'a paiemen,
ma plus , piastres ponr chasne COMPETE
somme revenant a FAndiieur ponr ses frais
denrcgistrement de Ia liste les deIinquants.
Tons les Conttihuables chi ~n'anronl pas
so'de 'enrs complies de lave pour I'Etat avant
lie Ter Octohre 1868, seroni tga'ement5 rappor-
les a FAudllenr ct auron, a payer les dts
Complies Il ce dernier on a ~l'ayocat de Dis.
,rict.
S. THEREOF,
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state Of IOUi.iann.
State Of IOt,isianH.
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAlNT-JAMES
Louis D4hon
VS.. 3l3
4AuguStc LcHlanc.

BY virtue Of a writ of ~Seiznle AMI sale 10
me directed by Tho above Honorable Canrt in
The above matter, ! haze seized and wiii o!iar
at public sale and auction, at the Cont House
of The Parish Of 81. James. on WEDNESDAY
The 2lst day Of OCTOBER l9sS, al ii oc o.k
A Nj, HE hereinafter described prapa5iv, 90
satisfy said writ, to vii
"A tract Of LAND situated in tina, rar, of thu
Paris, Of 81. James. known rs The 4GFnnI
Point, in Section T-ToWn>htp I-Fast
Of the Mississippi river Range 1 East,
measuring twcn'v.siy foiseS AM one fool.
and q lnlf front nv trunren afpents in
depth, bounded on the Nofl, bv Emblem
Reused. on The South hv Ortave Ronssc'.
on the East BY Alcssrs. B,nrgeot- Bro.
md on the West hy Louis I~eBourycois.
wi'h all the bulldog, and Improvements
thereon.
TERNS-CAsH On he spot in legal
currency.
$ TllERlOT.
- Sheriff.
Parish Of 81. James, l9h September, 1868
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OUTFIT


Besides the articles Of clothing necessary for neat
ness and comfort. zach Student shuu!d be provided
with 8 'n"els, 9 napkins, ! goblet, | spoon and fork, /
table knife, ! lin basin and fon, Tub, | night bag,
mattress 8 Il, \ f., / double wooden blanke,, l pillow.
% p"to~ cases, s pairs sheets, | mosquito bar. Every
article should be marked with the nam. Ct the owner
il. iul.
Professors Of the Collegiate Department, .
DE-. JAS. BURNS, Professor Of tho l.nalish Glass.
L. ugM0NTLfIlN, Professor II the French Glass.
GEO, GtsSNFR, rtoissso. Of lie Latin and Greek
Class.
A. Y. ROMAN, Professor Of The N. .,hc .s,,cal
Glass.
The Primary and lnterneiit,c Departments are
diligently 'r1incd BY Professors Of Iong'e, perience and
acknowledged merit. a4M
Further Information may he Obtained by sIdr- sxirs
a communicated to the Director through tho T. ..
Locked Box
4. Y. ROMAN. Director.
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Surveying.
Secretary pro fem

NJ. HEATING. Civil Engineer
and Surveyor. Professor at .~ief1ersaa
College, informs the public, that during lie
approaching vacation, he will have an oppor.
lnn'ly OF attending 10 the practice of SUI
VEYTNG.
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EXAMINATIONS.

Private examinations conducted by the Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
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VISITS:
Parents ~,

Parents are entreasea 10 make their visits, m School
days before o a. ", or after S p. NJ in order to AVOID
AZ Interference with tho advancement Of S,udea,s md
the discipline Of the School.
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LETTERS

Boarding Ssudents. Whose Gamilie. reside on, of the
Parish Of Orleans, are required to write letters every
Saturday, The corr s%ponhence between Parents and
Pupils is not SUBJECT 10 inspection.
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sen, to Parents or Canadians.
STATING the conduct. progress, rank in class and al
tendance Of pupils. fe
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H-----
Fiat dc In I.OuisinNc
COuR DU QUATRlENE DISTRICT
JUDICIAiRE
PAROlSsE Sr-JACQEES.'
i. = Loais Hnhon
". 3l3 "....=
Augnsfe leblanc.

~ Ehttn d IN wri' de saisie Q, venie, i r1ni
aafessa Paf Fhngorahla Conr cue dessns dams
i aliaite ct.dessus, lal saisi oil Jofliirai On
veuie pub'iaue Ell il i'enclere, a Ia Mason de-
Aonr de Ia faroisse S'-lacque., he MERCRE.
Dl, 81 oCTOBRE 1868, a IL ~i,cures 4. NJ. la
prnpr,eia ct-aprts decfi'e, pout sal,siaire le
dat will, savoit
lin lot de TERRE si,na dams cet,e partic De
Ia paroissc S'-Jaranes. dite aIn Graude
Pntnte," dams Ia section II. Township II. d
les, 20 Mississippi, Rangee 4 Est, mesuranl
2d 'oises ct M pied Ell demi de face. sur
nna'orze arpenss de prcfondcur; borne an
Nori par Emiiian Roussel, an Sud par DC.
tave Ronssel, i i'E.t par NM, Bourgeois
frees, ct a lOnest par Ions i.eBourgeois,
arec tou'es les batisscs ct authorizations qui
s,y irouycnt.
GondAions-Comptant sur les lienx en- billets
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Sale of tho Ferries

MONDAY, OCTOBER 5lh. 1868. a, 10
O'Clock in The morning. | viii offer a, public
auction, AT The Court Hense Of This Parish- he
terry-boals and ferries of The parisl, of 81.
James, for The term Of one year from October
LIST, 1868.
TER MS-CAsiI.
N. UNDER WOOD.
Presiden, q The Police Jnry.
~. James Parish, September i9h. 1865,
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANA
rcw da Quntrifmr District iudicIaln,
PARolsSE sr-JAcQCEs
Michel Martin
vs.. 3l5
IhCopiie Lop1ye.

E-E# - s AE A-= r z = e.
Ml,RCREm. lie 81 UCrOBRE 1858, h II
ehenrcs On m1a'in. a Ia Nfaisd+ ,c conr d. ii
ra,oi>sc St-Jacques. en- vetln dun ordre dc
saisic eli yerte, a moi adFessa par lllnrolal .
Conr ci-desSns dams la sis.dite %nflaire. i'oftt i.
raj rn vcnte pnhIiqne et i I'cnchete, Ia pfe
p,i6te ci apes dac,itc, saisie ct venl,ie pour
s~atisfaire lie dit wit. SAVIOR:
ITnc c%ei,aine 1ERRE situGe dams ccf'5
partie dc Ia %faT0tsse Sl,Jacqnes di,e Ma
Gtande Poin,e', dams Ia section 71-Town-
ship la lEs, du Mississippi. Rangtc +.
Est mesurant IN arpent ct vtngt toiscs Ct
de'ule, plus Oh MONS, de face, sur qiarot2e
nrpents de ptofonleur, horuie an Nord pa
des lerres apparlenanl Ii Michel Martin et
anlres. ct an Sud par celles de Weave Man.
mllicn Roussei.
CONDITIONS
Compliant sur les IienX en- bille,s AVIAN, conts.
S. THEREOF,
Shtrif.
Poroisse St-lacGucs, ~ Septembrr 1868.
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Professors Of the Collegiate Dcpor, me-,
Perseverance, Rice Mill,
Parish of St. Charles, left bank.
33 niles above Ncw-Orleans.

--D-
The undersigned hereby inform heir friends
and RICE planters generally 'ha, The above
mill IS now completed aui ready to clean
Rice OH the most favorable terms.
SlENVERD & KIP,
Proprie,ors.
10 For further particulars apply 10 our
agent EMILE DUPRE, Stw-Of!eaHs, No. -,
Pelers Street, Corner Custom House.
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Prix courapt de la Mouvslle Orleans

Or ll2I a5Il3-Cston % ! 23c.--Sucre. 10, 4
isc.-M elasse. l5 j sos. legal - Farinnps. NJ
aR1s-MaTs, 81 ~ ine. ~ 1tni seau-Porsl
S3i . Ssaa. - Graiss".J 90 a pa c.IiaA pre-
bRcon epantes,ti 3. a llaolia iiyre.; ~ialoinns
cures ~ sncfe' = 4 22f,Ia Iiyrs. Aix, S5a
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s'olosy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a complete Course Of Ma,bem,,;., e.
vey'"s and Aevel'ns Drawing Of Plans and Maps
Constitutions Law Comlaercial Law and Usage.
Book Keeping.
The Classical Coarse comprises the above enum.
Grated branches, will The addition Of Lain and Freely
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Il OF TuIrlaN

-, .Ml FOR DAY. SCHOLARS. rAYAnI.R MONTHLY
Commercial Course, Af2O ne, ,nnu,n
Classical Co,,.se, srt. .1 8 $50 Der .nnum
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3rd Amant F. Bourgeois.
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7th Albert Ferry.
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sth Edouard Webre.
'2" a" Desire Leblanc.
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DEMOCRATIC
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Parish Central Committee
President F. p. Poche.
vice-presiden,s J. K. Gaudet, L. s. Lee
Bourgeois, Squire 3, johnson.
Recording Secretaries J. R. Winchester,
A. W. Webre.
& Corresponding Secretary NJ. Heating.
Treasurer: MarceIin Oubre.
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S. THEREOF,
- Collector.
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