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T'tm Orleans Wonsp @arke;.
OKpsosSr OFYIos. No. ~ GAIT srRnxr,
Saturday Evening. June 6. 1853.

CKpsosEr OFVIcz No. " GAIT STREET..
Saturday Evening" June g. 1853 =
The movement in the money market oday has
presented nothing for special remark. Gold
opened at New York this morning at 1899, against
1929, the closing rate yesterday. At IL A. NJ. and
II NJ, it was quoted at 1885, and at P. N. it
closed at Transactions in this market have
been of very restricted character throughout,
and rates have varied in accordance with the
fluctuations reported in prices at New York. We
append particulars of the actual Sales viz $4,000
at l39t $1,000, $4,000 and SIS 600 do at 1895, and
$1,000, $1,000 and $1,000 do. at l392. Sales of
silver have been confined to $500 American
halves at 1876. and $4,000 do. at 1876. We still
quote Gold l393@l40, American Silver coin 1850
1876, and Mexican dollars l4s@l43l.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE -OheriDgs of commercial
Sterling and Francs have been very light to-day
and the remittance demand has been Of a CORES
pondingly limited character. Quotations have
undergone no change, however, as rates in the
New York market are still firmly maintained.
The following are the only transactions that have
been reported to rs upon reliable authority, viz
60,000f. AL commercial Francs at S66l, and
$4,000 bank do. at 5.l24 for Gold. We still quote
bank Sterling l54a@l55, clean bills l533@l54. bill
of lading bills l5240l53, bank Francs 3.624@
1921, and commercial do. 3.6503.664.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Operstion under the
above heading still disclose dull aud dropping
movement. The market is but very poorly sup
piled with commercial sight and short sight, while
the demand on the part of remitters is of an ex.
ceedDgly restricted character, and rates steadily
incline IN favor of buyers. We subjoin the prin-
cipal purchases by banks and bankers since our
last, viz $4,000 New York commercial sight at
par; $50 GOO do. at y cent. premium s37, 900
do. at 3-l6 u cent. premium $40 900 do. at 1 %
cent. premium $4,000 Gold check at / premium
and $1,000 do. three days sight at ! q cent dis
count, and 900 three days sight on st. Louis
at - cent. discount. We still quote y cent.
premium at bank and parcel - cent. premium
out of doors for sight cheeks on Northern Cities
UNCURRENT NoTEs AND SECURITIEs-Th Is
no alteration whatever noticeable in the move
ment in uncurrent notes. Offerings continue
ample, and the demand is still restricted to small
amounts for the payment of taxes. Louisiana
State and Bank Of Louisiana notes are wholly
neglected and there is scarcely any business
trenspirng in the general run Of stocks and bonds
We annex statement Of the trifing sales which
have been effected to-day, as follows, viz $500
3st d. ceni. discount, and $1,000 and $4,000 do. at
3S3 " cent. discount.
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heading. Tierces are held OF Ice. and kegs at
2cG2o4c, z ID. i -, .,,r ...,,..-. II s
fREsHTs- No change OF any moment to
notice. Offerings of cotton coast wise are light.
Freights foreign are rather frmer. The number
of vessels on the berth gradually diminishing
has induced masters to demand higher rates.
cotton, 163d. for corn, Goa. for tobacco. Liv-
erpooi by sail, to fill up British and American,
7.l6d. for cotton. s@9d. for corn, 30s. for
tobacco to Liverpool and 35s. to London. To
New York by steamer, }c. for cotton, l6c. for
corn, and Csc. for -four, and So for tobacco. New
York by sail, &C. for cotton, l5c. fer corn and $50
for -four. To Boston by steam, lc. for cotton.
lsc. for corn and 90c. for -four. Boston by sail,
ic. for cotton, l5c. for corn and Csc. for -four.
To Bremen by SAIL cotton nominal and SIS. for
tobacco. To Hsyre by sail, l5-l6c. for cotton.
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cBAusoKY PLACE curRcu DrrRIyg DIVINE !
VICE. TT \
bi ohAhLhs sfhA'0H'
DC
Cay euiltless pair, .
What seek We from the fields Of Heaven
Ye have no sins 10 be forgiven.
WHY perch We here
Where mortals TO their Maker bend
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commercial ,snteuiQenfs.
oArscEsI oIrIcs. no. 81 O1sr s.ssss,

M
Saturday Evening. Ju-e G. 1854 =
CoTToN-With rather Siscouraging advices from
Liverpool and New York to day, our market has
been dull and dropping throughout. But few fac.
tors uncovered their samples, however and as the
demand was at no time better than nominal, op-
erations have been restricted to l25 bales ia sew
era triDg lots, and at such irregular prices that
We are still unable to furnish reliable or even ap.
proximating quotations:
COTTON srArEMENr.
stock hand Sept l. 1857. .................. 1855
Received since yesterday. ................. Ill
s65-20
Exported since Yesterday sa
Exported previously. .els 70S-69o95
sOcs on hARd and on shDbOsrd
The exports this evening are exclusively for New
York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market is da-', with
only nominal inquiry at previous prices There
were sales yesterday, not previously reported, of
l26 hhds. and 23l boxes Cuba Sugar on private
terms. In Louisiana Sugar there is nothing doing
except at retail at previous figures. Cuba Sugar
IL quoted at l330l33e. in hhds. and l226l4lc. q
10. in boxes for grocery grades. Cuba Molasses
is quoted nominally at 4661523c. ~ gallon.
FLOUR Extreme dullness Is the most prominent
feature in this market to-day. The dealers are
nearly all supplied, and the demand for export
continues OF most restricted character. Prices,
although dropping, are nOmnally unchanged.
Sales day are confined to 725 bills, of which
$50 bbls. treble extra on private terms, 80 bbls.
mmon at s. Is, l25 bills. superiue at IS so, 100
bbs. double extra at 50, and 100 bbls choice at
sl4 so = Dbl.
CoRN-The supply is ample, but there is gen.
eral slackness in the demand, and prices have
given way fully 2Ac. q bushel in favor of buyers.
Sales to-day are 1850 sacks, of which 1000 sacks
yellow and 1900 sacks white and mixed in lots at
slgl %, and $50 sacks white at 81 024 70 bushel.
OArs-With fair supply and limited demand
prices are dropping. Sales to-day $50 sacks, of
which 200 sacks at 77c., and $50 sacks at 7sc. .
BRAN-2oO sacks sold to day at 81 so o 100
MS.
HAY-The market Is nearly bare of choice, but
with only a meager inquiry prices are uu-
changed. Sales are 800 bales prime Ohio river at
$40 - ton.
PoRK-There Is no movement whatever under
this heading. The inquiry is of the most re-
stricted character, and even then, at reduced
rates. and as holders are not Inclined TO make con-
cessions operations are at q stand still. Holders
ask SIS IS II Dbl. for mess, and dealers are re-
taiIing slowly at t29 Is n Dbl.
BACoS-The market continues dull and de-
pressed. Shoulders are retailing at 1913; clear
rib sides at &c, and clear sides at l7{c. y b.
LARD-We have no change to notice under this
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CIR or ysryxnsos, June 7, i

CIT JzryxRsoE. June 7, 1853.
Arrived yesterday-200 Texas Beeves, IA
Calves and Yearlings, 60 Hogs. Sold-359 Texas
Beeves, 1874 Calves and Yesrlings, 20 Hogs,
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l79S Texas Beeves
64S Calves and Yearlings, 36l Hogs, $50 Sheep
and Mich CnWa We nnnta
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Something A bout the Pc sonnet ofthe Ere ach
Opera In New Orleans.

LAMBELE -AUDIBERr-THE LEADER OF THE CHO-
RUs-AMUsIHG INCIDENTS.
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from the books Of the Company. - =
Ed. A. PiLrREr. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2lst day Of May
A. D. 1865 PARIS CHILDREss,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Trustees bave resolved to pay INTEREST DIvI-
DkND OFTEN PES CENT. per annum the cash pay
NESTS Of Capital Stock and q u Ash dividend of FIJI
TEEN PER CENT TO stockholders parci-
pstDg pre- niuns for the and after the rHIRfIETH
They also resolved call for iustallmeut Of TEN
per cent or The Capital Stock OF the Company payable
before the fWEkfY-SEVkkfH dae OF June next, 1868.
MICHEL MUsSON, President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
Ed. A. PAITREY, Secretary.
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The Winged wsrsh,per..

ADDRESSED TO Two SWALLOWS THAT FLEW MIRO
cHAUsoEY PLACE CHURCH DURING DIVINE SER
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OF ne Uonp ny. A CHIAFELLAs Flesdeht-
J. NJ CRAWFORD, Secretary.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
sworn 70 and subscribed befo this thirteenth day Of
May, 1868 b WAGNER, Notary PaJlie
The Boerd Of Directors declared dividend Of Twnsy
Do-rs per hare be he creot Of unpaid
account Full paid c. rihctes Of Stock will be issued TO the
Stockf olGers on d after LIST july 1853
The Director, further to redeem Twenty
per TIE outstanding Scrip Of the Company aud
sitter June :, 1858
SIX per cent interest the outstanding Scrip Of the
parry will be paid holders thereof and after June
1868
DIRECTORS.
A. Il. Baden, r w Adams, J. A. Seignouret,
A Chispsla, G. Kohn, Il L. Nj laudOn,
L. +. 0eneres, b. Saloy. j. Goldstoin,
L. koulor, j. j. Fernandez, V. Bur he,
W. Sshmidt, A. Ooutin, G. Bianchln.
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MEDICAL.

Dr.. WoLCoTr SAYS he will pay $1,000 TO any person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove, and
read g and permanently the Head. Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders, Breast Back Heart Lungs,
Sides hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal or
ext rnal acute chronic, OLD Ulcers, Fresh Woun ds
Frghul CaDcersn fact, all pain, from any Rheu
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite intense
Labor Pains-a quick Pain FAINT reduce inam
rapidly, hesl permanently give PAIN its ap
pcson whether applied TO the infant the
feeble aged person, and ID harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at 10. 81 Carondeet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Lou sana.
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
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LIVERY.

LIVERY.
JOSEPH wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. so and Sc Baronne street.
BETWEEN COMMON GRAyIRR.
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uOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CON.
PASY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once, No. rs Camp st., corner Of Nstchss street.
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending
December 81, le67...... 500 90
Losses, ssxes, expenses, reinsurance. etc,
paid during same period .,........... e155AO 7e
Assets the slst December 1867 SIS Se4 %
This Company continues to insure against the pers
Seas Rivers, and loss damage by Fire current
rates Of premiuu-
ALFRED MoULTos, President
WIN. n. PERKINS, Vice President.
A. ". HUNTER. Secretary.
J. n. Aner. y Luawigsen, Z. Z, Converse,
A M0ulton, Vim Chsmbers A II. May,
B. p. Eihen, John I. Moore, Rosers Hare
Hn n Perkins, J. Z. IsenhOur, John Q. Rogers
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BY CHARLES sPRAGUE.
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certain and speedy Cur.

sEURAIGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
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INsURA NCE.

| NEW ORLEANS. s0th April, lsea
The Trustees m conformity the charter Of the Com
psny publish the following statement its Affairs for the
| year ending S0th April, 1865, to-wit:
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TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW ORLEANS
Eleventh Annual Statement of the Union
Insurance Company of New Orleans,
PUBLISHED REQUIRED AND THEIR CHARTER.
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The City Terminus is fxed Of Lafayette street
where within few yards Steamboat and Barge Land
pgs and In the vicinity Of an the and
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with a capacity of g. sas ten
ihsusand barrels. -
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE a. cios,lv a,
possible, the Trains will follows hating ct Canal
G. sibons street: ...., ..-......'
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IIkITsp sTATEs DISTRICT COURT

u District Of L6uislena-In the matter Of VIII
liam Urouhart and David Urquhart, individually
ana as members Of the hrm. Of ". D Urquhsrt
bankrupts No l3S in Bankruptcy; Where's VIII
liam UTouhart and David o. Quhart Individually and
members Of the Of W trquhat Of the city Of
r,esr psrish Of Orleans snd district oresaid day de-
esred the Of Of March I'd 1861
have ths " hled court petition praying for dis
srre and certificate thereof frc all their deb and other
claims provable under this act.
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debs other in interest that the 10th
dav 81 Noveber 1868 III s gnsd for the hearing
Of The same and they then and there attend aud
they have why the prayer Of the said petit
tion should not be granted
Clerti q Oeice New Orleans, Aug s. 1853
sns "a % 0H.s CLAIBORNE. Clerk
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u District Of Louisiana In the matter Of Calvin W.
Keep bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No sos Whereas Calvin
w Keep Of the Parish Ibervls and District
duly bankup. under the Act Of Congress Of March
ID 1861 filed in said Court, petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provsble under said act;
Notice therefore given creditors who have proved
debts and all other In interest that the 10th
day November 1858 at II s assigned o- the hearing
OF she aud there rhOw
cause any have Why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted
Cie'k's ONCE New Orleans, July u 1858
4, 9i and al X LOEW Deputy CLERK
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~ District of LoussDs-In matter Of samuel T. aar
Banhrupt in Bankruptcy, No E.-Wbereas Samuel L. Hair
OF the parish OF Benvile and District Aforesaid duly
dsear Ban under the Coz gress on Mach 81
seI has thi. day ed in said Court petition praying for
discharge certificate thereof ali his debts ana ,har
Claims provabe under sad therefore given 10 III
creditors who have their 70 ali oter
In interest that the 18th day NOvembe 1883 Al m loh
assigned for the hearing of the same and that thew
may then and there attend IL Anv thev
why the OF the petition should mot bs
Clerks Office New Orleans, July % is6a
in24 aus 20 K LOEW Denu.v cl.-L
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~ District Of Louisiana. = In the Matter Of
Bros Co, bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy No. ll6 wheres-
Dreyfus Bros. 4 Co; B. Dreyfas, JOS Dreyfu.
District aforesaid duly declsr bankrupt under the Act
of Congress Of March I'd. 1867 day fled In said
Court, petition PRAYING for discharge certificate
thereof from all their debts and other claims provabe under
said act: lr O. e1l -1rt Oh b. .afr.r.r- r -
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts aud 20 all other in interest that the
day November 1858 ii the hearing
the end that they there
they have why the Of the said pst,n
should not be granted ~ 81 Y. --a ru~
Clerks Once, New Orleans July IL, 1858.
jy2l aus % K. LOEE. Deouty Clerk.
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LIMITED STATS. D,srKrcr ooURr-

Dh trict o. Louisfana-In the Of VIM Rendiu
DsSrupt In Bankruptcy, No l49 Where's. Wm IsndeIi,
OF the city OF rev Orleans, and district uv IA
aeS bankrupt pnSeL shs Act OF Congress- Of March ID 1851
mas ths day nled In sad Court petition PRAYING for ds
charge and certificate hereof ali bis debt and otss
claims proyabls under said act: = ~''
Notice therefore creditors vho have nrov.a
eot spdto Az other persons in interest that the 18th
h o. 1905 At ~, Is assigned for the hearing Of
ne and that they then and and sho
any they have why the Of the said petition
Clerks Once New Orleans July IL. 1883 -. -rsa...
0z ano ~ - l.e.1 K LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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limited states pIsrRIcr couRr-

- Distinct of Louisi-ns In the Matter of Auguste
Plcsrd bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 1888 Whereas
Auguste Pieard OF the ely Of New Orleans and
District aforesaid duly declared bankrupt und-r the
said Court petition aging discharge certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims prOyabs under
said act; ~ $50 fiaf "a q H fIsi7T ~
Notice therefore given all creditors proved their
debts and TO AL other In interest that day Of
November 1873 at III Is assigned the hearing OF the
same and that they then and there aud show
should not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July u, 1853
ty2l aus 20 X LOEW Deuutv Clevk
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INITED STATES DIsTRrCr corr

" District Of Louisiana IN the OF Aphonse Ter
ou bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. $40 Whereas AIphon-e
IertIou, individually and member Of the arm ~ ooit
Chapente Of the city Of New Orleans District
duly declared bankrupt under the az 81
"a S has this day ed in said Court pet praying
other claims provab e under said act; = -
Notice rs theeicre given 20 al creditors who have proved
Their debts and 70 All other interest," 18th
cay OF November 1868 At III n Is assigned for bearing
OFT same and they then show
any they have why The prayer Of petition
should not be granted
Clerks Once New Orleans. July IT, 1863
iy2l aus 20 X, LOEW. De,utv CLARK
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~ District OF Lou 'siapa-In Bankruptcy-Fo IN 49,.
matter OF John Allen, bsnkrupt-whera.s John w
Alien, Of she city OF New Orleans parish OF Oeans d
aorssad duly declared Bankrupt under the Act Of
NoneIss OF March 1907 has this day hled SAID IA
ption praying for dicharge and thereof from
al ms deuts arc ether aims provsbs under said act
Notee Is the refore al who
tneir debts and to all other interest that a
esy q November, 1868 IL is assigned for the hssr
sg OF the same aud that they and there
d nSw sty they have Why the prayer the sa
clerks ONCE New Orleans July 30, 1853
eul 10 CHAS. ola horne
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IINITEp sTATEs pIsrKIor coUKr.

~ District Of Louissna-IH the matter Of J. Gold
stein. bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy, No ia Whereas M.
j. GOldste n, Of New Orleans and District aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March
I'd 1867, has thu day filed In said Oou,t petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from al their debts
other claims proYsble under Ssid act; .- = IL ~
Notice 10 therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and 70 all other In interest that the 10th
day Of November 1858 II IL assigned for the hearing
Of the they then and there attend show
they have why the OF the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July H. 1868
jy2l ana 20 X. LOEw. Denuty Clerk.
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LIMITED STATES DIS rKIpT COURT

/ INlTED sTATEs DIS rhiuI CoC nj
Barker, bankrupt In rsnsruptcy Nc. Where's,
Jacob Barker Of the city OF new Orleans and Dis
trct 40 esaid dnly declared bankrupt under the
Congress March 3D. 1867 has this day hled in said Court
petition discharge and certificate thereof
all his debts other claims provsbe under said act;
Notice therefore given 70 all creditors who have proved
debts other persons in Interest that the 25i
day November 1853 II Is assigned for the hearing Of
the same they then and there attend
shy they have why the prayer Of the SAID petition
Clerks . nee, New orleans, July II, 1858 Apa
iv2I ana 20 X LOBw. Deputy Clerk
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UNIvERsIrr HIeH SCHOOL
AT GOSHEN DEPOT, VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. R.
RooKsRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

q. N. B. WOOD Principal; A J. WOOD and THoS A
HOPE, Associate Principals
Third sesson.SePtember 10 1863 to June IS, 1869 Z.
Anclt nt and Modern Languages, Civil En-
neeIing tnglsh Branches Elements Of Natural and Moral
SC nee snd History
Boys and Young Men thoroughly prepared for the Unyer
sy o. virginia washington College an business pursuits
CORDIALLY recommended by the Professors of the Uuiyar-
sy OF Virginia and Washington College and arge number
Of patrons In different States
Terms for the wno'e Session Board Tuition Fuel Wash
LIST February o
p. O.-Go.hen Bridge Rockbridee cnnntx Va
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WAsHlNGTON COLLEGE LEXINGTON
w VihGiNIA-fbe next session opens 81 Thursday 10
september 1907 md closes 9Th June 1859 The
Faculty consists Of GEN e LEE, President, with pro
lessons O. Latin, Greek, shematics Modern Lauguaxss
Moral Philosophy Hist ~ and English Language and Lite
nature Applied Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chemistry
snd Law and Equity The distributed Faculty
o. Are FaeI ~ Of Science, Faculty II Literature and
rhescphy = Guilty Of Law In each Of these conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree and the Degree Of Master o.
Afts open alike to students each course In the De
psEment OF Science conferred Dinlo
mas OF Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer BY the Aid RI
1911 corps OF ass istant professors for tho
reueh drlnR In the Departments English Ancient and
Mooern Langus ges ard n athemhtics. =.
ss75 eApe''e' Aeeo NOT exceed
For full particulars apply to
E. C. GORDON,
Clerk Of Faculty
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Ell UCATIONAL.
Ger UMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.

Sessions Of the several departments open IS follows
Inc Prepn raory September 9th the cole
10 ne Ihe9 gss October 7h; the Law October 18th aod
I'M. uoege rgsni1ed with reference to the on urged
snggeston OF ashiogton that University the federal
mer"pois would tend 20 the exsimation the prn in
Shs and manners 81 scantymsn by the
euucaton OF PORTION OF its youth every Quarter
graduates have verified the Madison ana
hunroe that the facilities of hearing debates in Cor
snmens IN the supreme Court and lectures eminent
md OF visiting libraries and collections In science
Development r'S A"eu'a
rIepsIstory School gives thorough training for bust
nss hne PREPARATION Tor Colese The College proper has
esht tmeent Professors s the chairs being kled The
school has three Professors Lecturers the
Law school four snd the Medical ten. $3.50 $50
studsnts the pact year 434 e' VI
For further Information address, .l..H.r j..
O. W. SAMSON, D. D. President
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RAtLROADS.r
RAILRoAD -.
COMPANY.
EAHMgn

This Road Is r0v extended win be opened 70 the pub.
lie on &c -A-'-'-- Aaia-t.-le4
Sunday, the 10lh Instant.
Fare TO and from the Lake. same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS y ~
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Dis,ses Of Louisisns-In Bankruptcy-sc iosTn ~.
Rsr, y. h1oert bsrro~, bankupt-Where.s Robert n
du ss,sa an palsn o. Ascension and district Aforesaid
1857 bar ar 20, under the Congress Of Ma
arenarge and csrhcste thereof from al IN. lo
otpeI claims provabe uLder said act - -'' ~e"'s ana
ths,. given 70 all editors WIN hs
dsx &c 70 ~ Other persons nteres that ~ issn
In ~ rhemoer Isos at ii A iened for the hsar
snd Hs and that they may then and hare .ttend
peoS ,bcns ~ sny they have why the prayer Of he said
CIerss once. new Orleans, July "a 1864
SuA 10 CHAS. CLAIBORNE Clerk
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u fss,r.. - sTATEs DIsTRICT COURr
Dle,Ict on LossaDs-In the mattsr ~ T,.l.S u
veptTe,. Fsipg Bans ruptcy No 499-whsreas Love-
tric asnrs.ed New Orb ans parish Orleans and Dis
Tor ssn 1901 has this day sled in said conrt ni
~ ssang lot discharge and certificate thersof
esos aId other claims provabe under said AZ as n AZ
s gwen 70 al creditors who have proved th.i,
same "a 40 ~, ~ n h assigned for The hsar.e n The
s.u tnst tney then there attend -. y. 'ne
shou be granted = re'o' :" inc ssao petition
Sn ns once New Orleans, August l. 1859
ee,h 70 CHAA CLAIBORNp ct.-A