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TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR.

For several years it has been matter of establishment
say of humiliation, that in the metropolis of the
South with Catholic community like ours numerous,
intelligent and truly religious, there not single
Catholic paper in English. Admitting that such paper
is in our city desideratum, we intend with the ap
start Weekly English paper mainly devoted to the in
NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR AND CATHo.
Lie MESSENG Err" IN
For the intellectual and material departments have
chosen of faith and talent able editors, and
perenced managers thoroughly devoted TO the Catholic
The MORNING STAR" will be printed in quarto
form of eight pages.
Terms-FOur dollars per nnnum, in advanceA
To prevent all failure and to guarantee the perma-
nency of the undertaking, it will be based joint
stock company, administered according to the laTsof
Louisiana. -
The joint stock company will be composed of stockto
the amount of One Hundred THOUSAND Dollars, III
one. half of each to be paid cash
The patronage of the Rev. Clergy ofsc l:2iShboring
dioceses is earnestly solicited.
The whole management will be under l. sssp srvision
of committee composed of four Prieste cHointed by
the Most Rev Archbshop and three layne - oeelected
by the stockholders. =
APPROVAL OF TIE MOST REV. 3 GEBISHOP
We approve of the aforesaid undertaL.f 2 and com
mend it the Catholics of our diocese ", appoint
Rev. N J. Perche President, and Rev Hnomas +
Smith and - Flanagan ecclesiastical members OIL
the committee.
= III NJ, Archbishop of New Orleans.
New Orleans December H. 1867.
Thc Rev Parish Priests invited to read this pros
pectus TO tnel- respective congregations
n. =. PERCHE V. e..
President OF the COMMITTEE
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or yINCENT'S ACADEMY.
EFFERSON CITY, LOUISIAN

The Annual Session will reopen the 3ist of August
Avenae, between Magazine and Camp streets il unsur
other the for its healthy ya and
With as rees
s
though firm and
aas ~
s1s
OPINIONS are UNRESTRICTED Special is paid
the commercial department
TERMS-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
Preparatory Class. per month 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
instrumental Music. per month. 90
German -.---..------ w w
D5N9 Of Rawns Tsashsr s WIN be
S'''s ''A' COURSE OF STUDIES:
PREPARATORY.
ATissmeieai TaSlss and cypLerins Geography
INTERMEDIATE.
In addition to the above, United States History,
a sn
Defamation; Music-vocal and Instrumental.
SUPERIOR AND COMMERCIAL.
t and the
Ma
sic-Vocal and instrumental.
REGULATIONS
The class on school days are opened at 9
o clock IN the morning From to sA the pupils who
are in review the day at 81,
school begins TO- recess in the yard fifteen minutes
ia till l21 at H. recess OF fifteen minutes;
| at 3D. the pupils are dismissed.
| Pupils who may be detained after this hour for any
cause whatever, will get note from their teacher,
stating the time when they the parents
sign that note and to send it back next
day ... e-, a.,
Director will be tolerated. When unavoidable absence
occurs the pupil his next attendance will be required
| to produce q note from his parents: ;,
| Thursday is the regular holiday of the week-1
another occurs, it replaces it. ,
pupil allowed to leave school on any day without
task commit to memory and an exercise TO wTlte
each according to his proficiency and talents; thes.
allotted for them in school, .
Parents expected to insist the due perform
these duties; and they also invited to cal
occasionally at the academy to inquire about the dih
, gence and conduct of their children.
Parents of limited means. and yet desirous 10 nav
their children well instructed by the Christian Brothers
will have fair opportunity by sending them to the new
and spacious parochia school erected at the corner
Chestnut and Jena Streets where arrangements can
} made with facility. .
B-No pupil is re-admitted who leaves the academ
another school, protracts withou
sufficient reasons.
aug 80 BROIHER AUSTIN, Olrector./
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CT MARY'S COLLEGE BY THE
y Christian BrothersCorner of POyearre and Foucher

Christian Brothers-Corner Poyefarre and Foucher
This Institution incorporated by an act Of the hsgis
many advantages for the physical moral and
Ssnsated quiet and healthy part Of the
Of ahe
%
%En% 5sF religious opinions are
%
November 18th: the third on February LIST; and the
Tuition-tC oiiegiate and Commercial courses)- ~
and FIRST Preparatory Classes per
Preparatory Glass per quarter of % "a
ruition~Fourth Preparatory Glass, per quarter of
Haif m Boar,srs q 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
vioIin R tstrnss furnished 90
3" Flute, any other Wind Instrument per - oo
viii pay the qnarteT in full
if week or % Sm the s mas on
the bill for the ensuing quartet =, nr,n+ nr;cs.
illness dismissal; in which latter however it is
s s
% vi nDs
of the College in matters and after
admonition incurs according to the Presdente
Judgment the penalty expulsion the Directors do not
themselves bound to refund any of the money paid
| in advance.
No Student received for shorter period than one
Quarter. No deduction made when withdrawn during
the Quarter matter how short time he may nave oeen
~ Sn' "'A's' COURSE OF STUDIES.
COLLEGIATE ,,,.
English MaSs4n
higher Gs0%st5y Psns
Dierentialand Integral Calculus
AstrSnomy Natural philosophy; French, Grammar ant
| Composition; Latin and Greek
COMMERCIAL
Grammar Fpstolary Correspondence Composition
Geography Arithmetic Book Keeping history frencn
| PREPARATORY.
| Junior Class-Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme
| teal Tables, Cyphering, and French Reading.
intermediate Classcs-In addition to the ABOVE
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, intellectual
and practical Sacred History,Compositon
Algebra, elementary French Music vocal ana ihstru
mental, and Latin Grammar
OPTIONAL. sTUDIFS-FRENCH, DRAWING, MUSIC
Special attention is given TO the Musical department
both vocal and instrumental. Two brass bands, tn
College rehearse daily under the guidance of compe
The Commercial Department is expressly designed fo
Young who intend to devote themselves to the az
lcountants profession AZ,
There ia nm examination held each quarter when tn
stu,ients promoted, though they may be promote
oftaner in case rkabc proficiency. AT the end
scholastic is held the public examination at Ut
1 merit commence about the I'D OF july an
end on the first Monday in Septem her,: - -
Agent in New Orcans-ChaTles ID. Elder, No. l4o Pc
dras street Post office address, Box 2oJi fes
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below give the location and name Of our Churches
ii
'af@ sas aa@ts gase
Rev Gautrelet s vice President and Pgedsst Of
St Ss,ara sna
e asx a Mu9sf
Ct ns Of q The
soR d Rev Wssk ay Mas: R At az and
sunday and at it f tsass
uss Be- Mas at and
saeg1ens Napossn psn1s BsMgng3ReXT ~. A yer
1ss 'caias
A. 81 nnd a % at
By Instruct and Sunday Eng
ns S. s ss
Father Alexander, {; IS R. Rss YIN v Meredith e:
Jgssns ssss essef Zen S es
Benedict Neihart C. S. R. Masses and devotion same
Noe Bon seeours tFre",h Jaetson street B.
&c s t on Sundays esssE and Mss
81 ssSs1 !, s$%s! s1s sess
Pastor Pss.e S Rss se1 fern days
5 ts aea s at 10
and old Levee-Rev. Father coste, Pastor Week day
1,s' :, ss% ss7sss M Sss:
osSet
@ 1885, sssss
& iss T. ss$sf IN ard
ther i Tholomier Rev Father Ferec Roy Father Mlet
" sermon Mas a.
e" s. Pa.rief oSarsS Camp esessn arod and Julio
rs av ks
O'clock. Sunday at 6. and 10. Sermon at 10 o'clock
vespeTs at O'clock ,r.,, n.o,.n Moral, and y,uers
:s;s s SsR w. Ri ks3 + Eq A.
Angstine 0hYreE eornsr Of st. Sauds ana B snS
sunday at and 10. Sermon at loo'ol0ck vospers at
@ s. ran 'sss ss'e %s. Re SsT M sns
at o'clock. Sunday and o. Sermon at Of. VespefS
Iy enan os,s s. Trd EnSs1 s sssf
day Mass at o'clock Sunday nIa at and TO- Sermon al
oomc Father E. Fotisr Week ID day Mas
One sunday in French and Sunday in English Yes
e H"uneatiSn Church sor II landerye Gnd lq Z;
Clock su ndsSs at 4 aD%o ccioeE
pers o'clock. =. 80 ,,
MamderiRe streets-Rcv FatherC Moynihnn, Rev Fathe
Eitzpibbons Week day Mass at 81 o'clock. Sunda.
Mt = 81 and 10. Sermon at 10 o'clock. Vespers at l.
St Rose Lima, Bayou street bet,rcen Dorgeno's an
s Broad sfrsets-Rev Father F. Mttelbronn. Week da.
Mass at o'clock. Sunday at u and TO- Sermon al !
| o'clock. Vespers at 4 o'clock. ,--
ChaDel of tie UTSIine Content, Third DistrtctN err
Rev. n. j. Perche Chaplain Mass on Sunday at " an
| al o'clock. - ,,,ocr
St Josephs Church, Grend- On SUNDAYS; at oS,ocE
Low Mass; 10 O'Clock. High Mass, and Sermons
s. English and German every alternate Sunday ~
ic o'clock Vespers and Benediction. ,,.,5..,
ID Holy Gross {AfaiS Orphan Asytnn) inaeP ~;
street Third Distric-Rev. Fathers Condon Sho U.s. "
Tuohy
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. LOUIS UNIvERsITY.
THE THIRTY.NINTH ANNUAL SESSION of
the st. Louis University will open ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, leea
This Institution is oldest seat Of learning In the
West, having been established in 1879.
The course offers every facility
q thorough Classical and Commercial eduoesaoo- :.
For catalogue, etc. apply to Rev. +. ID. sIoNih
BECK s. j.. President of the University or 70 Aessfs
Won PHUL BROS. Agents. New Orleans y
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C h A R E r
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMFY

e
the United States Of America the ninety b.
peaTed the parties hessinsfssf undersignea
q
t sesd1as' ''''''' -''N ''. ~ '''''" 80
The bu.ines. and legal doieie of the corporation
be- in the City New subject only BY
v with sS' the consent a Of the President ~
The object of this company is to publish in
the City New Orleans and make such Other PuoiiGa
i soa1 a Of be
The Vice President Of the Company is the officer on
Ss qsh Be- braSs may be IN
ssssI
be at s Of
called
sas stss sa
m
This shall s IS su
scTbed and im9edasey
may and elect portion Of the Board of Directors
sa5ser5sd sSsil be entitled Vote
In case should toplaee this eorPo
Board Of Directors their number who shall
| the Company in such capacity.
No stakeholder will be- held responsible for any lab
ty of the Company beyond the amount OF his stock.
With Of the
less approved by the Board
.. r.s,,sn+ a ,hc ,ar If Directors shall be
the Most Rev Jean Marie odin
The Board of Directors shall consist Of besides the
President First four r., who snail be nd
other members to be elected by the
The Director. of lss appointed
by the T @ ahs he
1saf.s aPpS'esp
the sene the
see tit to exercise it.
The three Directors class shall be elected
~ *
be pSa be By sns IL he Hs
s A &Ss 70
eide of tie vote.
This annual election Of Three Directors shall be the
in the control of tho paper OF the affairs OF the
, corporation.
No member Directors shall receive any
Employment ns in the paper for which any
\ compensation.
The President shall hold bis Office until
tho bis as sha o se
may then be in Office During
The his s ss be sd he sa
70 Vice President.
The Board Of Directors shall have entire control Of tn,
sf ds
such ,nn Ag
whenever desirable and declare dividends of profit
3; any.
This act may be amended by of the stockholders
men S1f tWotHrs entitled Ss
proposed BY the Board Of Directors and az
The term which this Corporation is formed shall
tualy his herinstament as the same falls dTe nteres
IT. sns rate o ssy and
holder refuses nesects to pay his or her insameI
Hisha 15fT 1'sP III
he sold auction otherwise the Board may dee
on United States Internal the anon,
of twenty affixed hereto, duly Cancelled at IL
execution hereof
and Office at . Nsw oEsss
at Ss sns y
or Gilmore competent Witnesses In TINS CT
he who their names together saa
or and the SAID Aotary, @i'of uuo io"'s Va o-S
t'e presents. ,,,,o,x.e T c>rYrr1 4, NJ
q q eREs 3 TH2H4s5 SH9Is S. 4,
ne JAMES O'DOWD. THoMASJ. KENNY.
nc w r. CASTILLO w. b. LANCASTER
an D. p SCANLAN, LAURENCE MCCORMACK
w. JOHN A. GILMORE
- VIM j. CASTELL, Notary Public.
rv New ORLEANS July t6, 1865
"a ICHARLES II. NUREMBERG District Attorney.
i'd and for the First Judicial District Parish Of orleans
hereby certify that have carefully examined e lo
us going Charter of the New Orleans Catholic Pubcat
md Company and that find nothing therein contrary TO
Constitution and the laws of the State OF louisiana
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Ii. o N D r 7 A K ER,
No Magazine street, of Delord New Orleans
Keeps hand large assortment of Metaiic
Burial Cases and Baskets also, Mahogany, Walnut and
plain Collins. Bodies dsinterred, embamed, and care
fully shipped Carriages to hire. mhl5 ~
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BAKERIES AND coNFCTIoNERIEs.

uNTARG ELECTROMAGNETIC HAUGHERf9
RREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER,
No 76 New Levce neanPoydras street New Orleans
Keeps constantly hand large assortment OF Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers of every description; all
made by machinery mt lowest market prices. NM ~
"a IL l. l. Il + L Y
~ JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE, =
Nos 7sG Icvcc and Water streets, Fourth District,
NEW ORL ANS,
DEALERS
Hay rorn Oats Bran Flour, Potatoes, Oil Cake, Rock
Salt etc and Manufacturers of Self Raising lour.
Also have constantly on hand. superior auhltH OF
trcsh.rround Corn Meal Dat Meal, homlny, Nilts
Chicken and Cow Feed. Corn Bran, etc
All orders rromptly filed and shipped, ana Eoous ue
livcrcd III part of the city free ot draf age
We sell cheap for Cash Give us II call ana convince
Yourselves apl- ~
.ERNEST TrRPIN, WHOLESALE MA AZ, ,
II of Stick Candy, Fancy Cahalcs, it
Cream Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock CANDY o.9uoe y,
Paste Drops, and Syrup, by steam nnpor' 49, 0
French Ornaments such as Gnpids, flowers' Eonnn
iraycs Daupltius. Decorated Toys, Cosaqucs, faheS
Ean.v boxes for Christmas New-Hear- PFesentSvI"e
No Is $50 OLD I.RYEE STREET. NO: "
BetwCcn ST Louis and Cont streets, New Orleans La
mnl9 iy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

+. N DERTAK ER,
No. 1903 Carondelet street. corner of Clio >r.
Metallic Mahogany, Walnut and Plain COFF1NS
always hand
All orders for Carriages promptly attended to.
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THE MORNING STAR
ROCK AND JOB OFFICE,

No. 40 Poydras Street. New Orleans
rh,s Establishment Is now fully prepared W -
Iinds of JOB WORK, such AZ
CIRCULARS, CARDS.
ENVELOPES DEEDS.
CONTRACTS, INVOICES,
MORTGAGES HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE,
RANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS.
DRAY RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LADlN1
pRoMIssoRY NOTES, ETC, ETC., ETC
o1 THE MOST ACCOMMoDATING TERMS.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
L macuiatc Conception, New Orleans -
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
nuisono and empowered to confer degrees, is con-
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus
rhe buildings are well adapted for the purpose. A
entirely the street is reserved for
that from the arrival of the pupils at Io
A till their departure at r NJ they are constantly
secluded and superintendent.
The of instruction embraces Greek, LaIln
Engiish French Poetry Rhetoric, History, Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy Natural and Mental Phiioso,
plIy with the addition OF Bookkeeping and tho usual
Commercial Branches , - -,
students not admitted, unless they know no"
read and write. -, ~
lead ng objects of the Instructors
Every month report is sent to parents stating con-
duct progress rank in class and attendance.
| The acadcmicaf- year begins the first Monday Of
! October, and ends ABOUT the 3lst of uly-
| TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in advance, and in Un 20
| States currency two months S2O.
Preparatory Course sI6. ie9
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EDUCATIONAL.
ct. PETERS SCHOOL,
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.

ct. PETERS SCHOOL,
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
Under the Direction of the Rev. c. MOUNTAIN.
This School will be opened on TUESDAY. September
l. 1868, under the above direction, assisted by full
corps of teachers
Promotions will then take place in all the classes and
at the time graduating class will be formed.
In addition to the branches hitherto taught in this
School, French and Music-vocal and Instrumental
win be added.
Parents and guardians would do well have their
children and wards present at the opening of the school,
orer they retain their positions in their
spective classes throughout the scholastic year
Payments arc to be made invariably in advance.
NJ. JOvIAN Superintendent.
The Crescent Night School, attached to the above
tablishment young ladies and gentlemen will open
at the same time. au30
st. MARY JEFFER Rs oN-co LII E E
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA. %
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF &C T ODER. 1868.
The Marist Fathers who have charge of the 1nstitu
ton are provided all the facilities for imparns
thorough English, French Classical and Mathematical
Education.
TERss-Payable in advance, 800 in gold, or its equi-
vaent, for the halfsession of five months.
For further particulars, apply to the President or to
MESSRS. POURSINE & CO..
aua3 If No. 36 Natchez street New Orleans
pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Legislature Of the State of Mississippi Directed by the
| Christian Brothers .-.... ...o,,;.
in The Christian brSthsTs have
IN the an
ton the paSs
which could scarcely be found all in amy other
Pass chrisian has been purchased
a il sys an sser @ to
once it was to the summer excurssionist. ,., ..
nns $S play
midi the the With ts
bathing ths Gulf II immsd
That ndhns By st Ss % hs
complete gymnasium has been constructed, extensive
Si the
cred to grant diplomas confer degrees and bestow all
class study halls dormitory and refeetory
With greater facilities than those which have already
the a Sster sbe t to ct
Ss lee
aiia and parental YET eaisreins ne obseTvanes
Of ali denominations sdmitted, and their religious
on the first of October
am viii be Kept open during vacation
tnnsy who desire to aEf OF the
'raymenss-Term five onths, invariably in advance
Boara washlnE tuition and doctor iee' per term ZIG
= Entrance fee, to be paid once only --..----. 1
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-PianO per of five months 81
Violin (strings furnshed), per term of five
Masie@Fiate, any other wind instrument. per .
pr eTT o. p nxe tsr% OF Ave months
of Instruments in the study of natural pbiloso
ply and chemistry per session.
BRO. ISAIAH, President.
Agent in Orleans-Charles D. Elder, No. lao Pcy
- dras street. Pustofice address. Box 1904. fe9
n CT STANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS
y Miss-This institution, conducted by the Brothe,
since beautifully situated the shores of ii
% Bay commanding extensive view of the Gulf, an
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ct sTANISLAUs ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS
y Mss-.This institution conducted by the Brothers
of the Sacred Heart in operation
since beautifully situated the shores of the
BAY, commanding extensive view of the Gulf, and
affSrding all the advantages of the sea breeze;
The spacious recreation grounds, well shaded by ever
the holiday walks neghboring woods and
Sea bathing in summer the pupils great incte
ments to healthfui amusement. -
The situation of Bay St Lonis and the faci
the place at all seasons OF the year are 80
tages is necessary. - .
fine system of government this institution strictly
mild and paternal nractions of the established rules
being prevented by constant watching over the con-
duct of the pupils. .
The religious and instruction of the pupils and
their domestic comfort attended to with the utmost
solictude and attention is given to the forma
ton character by intoxicating principles virtue and
habits poltencss, order, neatness, and industry
The scholastic year on the 18th of anunry
and ends the last Thursday of November thus the
annual vacation lasts about six weeks
Pupils received at time OF the year The age
of admission is from to sixteen years
of education comprises all that is taught in
commercial institutions, namely: Reading, Penmansi1p,
English French Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic,
Bookkeeping Algebra Geometry, etc.
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,,; .hom now Mt the very low price of FIFTY
DoLTsRS and with each will throw in one OF Meal aus
ROYAL Charts for Fitting iauies pieS'e'' " N-o
Soutnerh f'e' S UEDRICK ST Canal street
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CIoAT.S ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
AT THE LOUISIANA STATE FA1fl
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HENRY E.. START,
Nos 147 and 14o EAST TWENTY:sECoND STREET
between ihiiu "'" New York.
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Spanish and German languages, month, each. 10
Each boardcr should DO provided with twelve shirts,
twelve pocket handkerchies twelve pair stockings six
drawers six towels, six table
kins four summer frock coats six pair summer panta
looms winter coats, two pair winter pantaloons,
pair Shoes cap mattress Is feet long and 81
broadly double wooden blanket, one pillow four pill
low oases pair sheets, mosquito bar combs
brushes, etc, all marked with the name in full.
advances made by the institution for clothing
travelling pocket money etc, unless of money be
deposited to cover these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited. Parents and guar
dams will find it advantageous to enter their
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars apply by letter to Brother
Odon Director of the Academy, addressed to Bay st.
Louis (Shieldsboro,) Miss.
REFERENcEs-Mr Thomas Layton, President of the
Southern Bank, New Orleans; Rev. Father Jourdon,
Superior of the Jesuits' College, New Orleansi Rev.
Father Durier Pastor of the Annunciation Church.
Third District New Orleans; Brother Athanasius, cor
ner of Lawrence and Massachusetts, streets, Mobile
Very Rev Pellicer ut the Cathedral Mobe Rev. Fatner
Coyle St Vincent Church. Mobile. te23
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Country orders promptly attended to-
R-Goods delivered to any part OF the CITY ree VI
drayage. ,,-..., oe p;,-o Per Cen,
ivy ,t.s mills 6m
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M w T. DAVIS who has for many years been en-;
aoei in the practice of Acoustic Medicine as Is wen
EnSwn trusts he may without imPropriety assert i
the reputation he has sec cure" oy oP'nins 'n' ~ " ~
deaf shall be main tanned. :, ,. III. oHoo No 90,
Canal street. on ~ -, ictions myl0 tt