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PENSACOLA eBsERvER
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY BIZ WA KIRK 90.

subsc-ipaon-rvslve months %; sax month"; IS m sd
This long established becomes very dssrsbe
this time In view OF the fact that Pensacola sslng
Der railroad communications with the Northwest. and
becoming . point Of interest 10 entsrprisine men.
tsress Of the state Of FLORIDA and in its loca de-
pstment devotes special sttenon % The immense Lumber
commercial items which 10 the careful reader vii indicate
the development Of the advantages Of Psusacos
port Advertisements solicited
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JESNIsss. GATES . 90, 5
q. B. JENNINGS. j. r. GATES, ]. NJ surHERLrN )
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
No. 80 PKRDIDo STREET.
New Orleans
A fMAR a CO.,
WH. H. ArxAR, B. r. xILLrxrs, DAs't P. Leels,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No 81 csrendelet street. New Orleans.
Liberal advances made sh our friends in Lon
AYNAR 4 co.
p j. rAvr d co..
P.J PAvY, ALFRED PAvY, JOS. A. HINcKsJ
Cotton Factors and Commis.ion Merchants
Nc. 81 oARoNDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
II 9. NOEL a CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sal. Of
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW ORLEANS.
t'a'ntac'ofJ fotcfcuces gwen
ANDREW j. AIKEN.
Csuccessor to Aiken q R,insyJ
NO. 90 oARoNDELET STREET,
New Orleans
: G. sAKELLI.
oDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. OF TchoupitouIas street.
NEW ORLEANS.
IABAU. AYCOCK u co.,
q. UBAu. J. =. AyooOK, JOE arrxINoKsS
,sueoessors 20 o. wukin oo..J
senkIssIoN ZERO HAHfs
-ros SALE or
CATTLE. Hogs and sheer,
sroCK LANDING.
otsy of Jsr.ror- I'd
HAY q MEHLE-
tALnzASDxz AAY-vuIIin nxnIxJ
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FOB THE PUEoHAsx
Bale, Forwarding shipment Of Hides. Leather;
Wool, Beesw.x, rAllow. and Tan
ming hateriak
seA a and q COMMERCE. STREET. NEw oKLKAEs
JOHN w. NORRIS a co.
RsmOvsd from 81 Canal strestJ
N CANAL AND IL oRossNAN STREETS,
Sshera Commtssfon Merchants, Produce
Factors,
And Dealer. in ali kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES COTTON
GINS.
zimmerman Oe.s Cincinnati Sparkling OATAvBA
STARCH VINEGAR, etc. etc. always On hand
NDREw JACKSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Family Groceries and Plantation Supplies,
BATON ROUGE, La.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHIPPED to SUIT PLANTERS
Thanking my friends sAd the public generally their for
mer patronage most respectfully solicit continuance
the feel confident that heretofore fuly ca.
pable Of giving entire satisfaction line business
in he piping Of Cotton which Cash Advances
are lde, required Having much Cson TO ship my
own Aocou5 enables me 70 get rgh lower than the usual
charges Being Agent for the Celebrated ARROW TIE,n
shall always have with India Baggng and Bsling Twns
large supply hand, and will offer Lowest Cash
frces- ANDREW JACKSON
Conner Third snd Laurel streets.
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GENERAL KIBBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
henry COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18th. 1853 KIRBY SMITH with corps Of
assistants whose Qualifications he highest order viii
open, al Newcastle Kennedy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle Is located In the healthy blue gras. region Of
merry county eqdids'ant -four miles from
rrankort and Lexington and the Louisville
Raj roads connected with each by good ,mized pike
ard about tTo hours travel by rail from Lousvi lie.
Inc Academy buildings, owned by himself Of modern
construction admirably adapted for school stu
hed IN me suburbs Of the town The standard II
ann AZ tnorouebness IN branch. dsterni0ed
by impartial and searching examinstions The will
De strictly military requiring Dunctusy ard pre- ptness
the performance OF The domestic department
health comfort and e0ntsntment scholars Tne schc
sste session IL divided into twenty weeks each
the first conmeDcng 18th The charges FOR
everything excepting uniform medical attend
ance will be ihree hundred and seventy dollars in o.
currency for the emit session Of forty payable IN
equal psaments st the begin ing each ter Of the
session No deduction from charges will made for
aoseDce during the term, In prsced sickness or
honorable discharge and then tuition Of $50 per
current term VIII be required " -
Uniform furnished the most reasonable Books
ana stationery At Louisville pceN As the number Of pupils
~ limited those wishing TO places in the institution
mould apply At once In thus making his per snt rest
dence in Kentucky and devotng himself 20 hs education Of
~ youth the Principal hopes the of his
friends in this Commonwealth.
For further information address KIRBY SMITH
htuoent will leave the Emnence on the Lou willie
and Railroad whence omnbusss convey them
to N~vcastle e
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ARTICLE III.

ARTICLE Ill
All the corporate powers the Company shall be exercised
paint.
The Board Of Directors shall consist of nine members
sSoeed eeen and the nubeT 50 increased shall constitute
The Directors shall be the second Monday Of
January OF 1870 and annually thereafter the stock
folders BY ballot each member the company being
to many votes be have paid
o in @eeSdsnse with the terms hsrsinAsr named toe
ton 20 be by ballot each sockhOder hsag the
point proxy IN Of his absence his only
bad 10 tie Boa Of Directors In the event 81 mo
taking place the day hxs the Presidsn shs cause an
and shah give nscs thereof by Advertisement more
Of The nswspaPers pusish.a in 'es city Of New orean.
lear elect President from lis nber 1t shall also elect
their oss Su cir ,S es sa snail hold
Tbe nrst ard Of Directors shall following
T6Omss S B.Iton. Il NJ. z.g'sr. Charlie. A. L.bunsu,
William B. kOOntE William r Kelly, Alexis Alsxsndsr,
Albert w. Merriam, JOnn G. Fleming aud Joan Mcintyre
ARTICLE ".
The capital Of corporation hsreby axed At one
buncre theus nd dollars BY 81
shall in cash at the sig ing Of these srsess asd
the remainder IN tbree equal nsameats 0y Of the
oorsed six o. nine o. and twelve 40 months respectively
sler Gaze should any s9o'eriber neglect pay
interest thereon At the rate Of eight per ha
pad within thiri, days AZ er they mature nd
tal due the BOARD Of the right
e due 70 be SOD a. public auction or after
ten days previous nOee to such delinquent subscriber
ARTICLE v.
s,gsEroIasr IN this Corporation shan
shall mere informally Ia ration have the effect
rendering this charter null exposing Stakeholder
any liability beyond the amount Of his stock
ARTICLE VI
This charter may be modified altered or amsndea or the
Company be dissolved At meetinx the Stock
holders convened that with Of three
fouths dn amOun OF the stock represented such meet
ing.
Whenever the dissolution the Corporation shall become
necessary BY OF the ac N Of Sockh1der by hm
tation Of s charter or from whatever Affairs
and superntsndence OF three appointed he
Board Of Direc and NhO shall until the
nna liquidation u the Affairs OF he Company and the distr
button Of its surplus funds ing the Stockholders
ARTICLE Val
The Of the stockholders. their residences the
number OF shares held BY each declared are
subscribed this OF Incorporation a.d opposite
each OF their names respectively
The ed States internal revenue am5s Of Eve
sheet required BY law for this act have been be daily
affixed and Cancelled.
TINS done and passed in my Office orlean, afors
said the presence Of George Cenas and Geo Alfred
competent Witnesses bob Of tas city, who hereInto sxn
their With the parties aad the said Notary the day
and osfe aforesaid
Original signed Jules Brady, A Alexander, Barton
A. w Merriam, John g. Fleming, v NJ Zsixer, W Frazier
Kelly, W. p, KoouE per J. y iott c. Labnzan John
Mcintyre and others. George Cenas, &c rye Zero.
ANDREW HEHo JR, Notary Public
Icer the aforesaid true copy Of the original act
file and Of record In my once
ANDREW HERO JR-. Notary Public
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Two hearts which mutually love are like two
magnetic clocks that which moves in one moves
IN the other, for Il is the fame power which acts in
both.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANs.
City Hall, Sept. 8, 1868.

City Hail. Sept. 8, 1868.
mo. l0ll-N. 81
Resolued That the controller be and be Is here.
by authorized TO adjudicste, after i've days no.
tce IN the official journal the CONTRACT for fitting
up the Seventh District Court and Jury rooms,
according 10 plans and specifications now on file
IN the surveyors department.
(Signed) ALFRED KRARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board VI Aldermen.
Approved September 8, 1865.
(ogned) JOIN r.. CONWAY. Mayor.
trOe copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. ses 81
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 2, 1865.

Clty han, september z, 1865.
mo. l007-N. ST.
WHEREAS, Great Inconvenience and loss is felt
by the Inhabitants in the of the city, and by
the community at large, through the present i'm
perfect system Of drainage; and
WHEREAS, 1t is incumbent on this council that
some action be taken TO remedy the evil; there
fore, be il
Resoiued, That the city surveyor be and he is
hereby instructed TO report at an early date to
the Common Council plan for the thorough and
complete draining OF the city of New Orleans,
accompanied by a statement OF the cost.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 2, 1868.
(sgped) John r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN ". OVERALL. Secretary. SEA st
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II c. BoeEL.,


Once and salssrOou, "a rehouptouIss ssisst
WIN give special attention 10 sales II Merchandise stok
Bonds SUGGESTIONS Real Estste Furniture Port Warden
sc Az in sns outdoor ssss pronp,ly .,tereed 70 Dash
ssy. IN store, TUESDAYS, fHURspAYs and sAruR
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ARTICLE I.

The name and title Of this Corporation shall be THE
AMERICAN IMPROVED GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS. and Its doici T. hereby established In
the city Of New Orleans II shall its
ten thousand dollars shall have subscribed TOT
Citations suits against tbs Corporation may
the Pres dent in his absence from The city, the Sece
The Cooperation shall have power and authority Frs-ro
have and TO enjoy succession by IT'S corporate the
period Of twenty Ave years. secoHdro contract
sued IN its cor crate Third-To make and
porate seal FOuth-TO hos receive purchase and vey
under It's CORPORATE property both real and
Fth-To name and appoint such managers directors and
officers it, Interests and convenience may require Aad
sxhfo make and tablish such bylaws the irpose
and regulation of the affairs Of the Corporation
nay b necessary and proper.
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OFFICIAL.
DETIrION
PETITION.

lJEflIioN. PETITION.
nav oRLKAss. Angus, ls 1907
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Nfw
The undersigned Property Holders on Peters and C,y
Ssss ss Ds, e this ety. respectfully beg 70 Y
from Cent 20 Customhouse street, and pray that your hcno
the ss an saSs me- sS and Ia
having cav ss. peg e the DrCpre Of the y
Cus,emhouse street It's expense in The same snnss
As has been done from Cont st Louis street we 81
ieve that the benefits extended should be
tended to al on the same street. and in this view
your honorable body to instruct the city
the grading and mscadsmiains Of Clay street. from Cont 70
Oustomhouse street =
s1 Sissf e fi P1 w.m v.d..
az s o % sSs s c
. ANhI ~ feet on Clay street 100 on Peters
p BsR REhsh g sst o. 9. G Ssy street:
FELIX LzsATUT 60 feet on Clay street. 50 on Peters
A fAyfIfkBiGvSE, q feet on Clay street, 2, on
JAcQGEr, per pro A Beckett 50 feet on Clay street, 60
Total number of in square, l2a total number Of feet d.
PETITION -...........-...--....PE
NouvKLLE-oRLElNs IS August 1854
honorable Consei Commun oe Ia vile de NouvseOr
Les soussgne. prcpetsres rsss Peters e. clay
semsnt gull serait necessaire
Dousns se vsu Ssa % .
eeesssre ann dobger les propneares fsre les ban
QUOTES lace de lsurs d oprietes
Nous croyons AUST quill QUE vile 6s
empieuer "a rue Clay de Ia Cont Ia de Douane
ses propres depens ct de la fa IA
Ia Cont 81 Louis AVER drnit anx me
mes svsntsees qui ont etc fats dzsrss proprares sur Ia
meme rue nous prions dautsriser vie
iSre smpierer La rue Clay della Cont Ia De Ia
Wh. II. VREDENBURG par VIM. H. vrsdenburR Jr rs
pieds sur Ia rue Pet-rs 100 pieds Ia Clay.
JEAN PETIT, 22 peds Clay 2O2 pds rue
Peters
j. AvET 200 peds rue Clay, 100 psds sur Ia rue
Peters -
A ID GRIEF 50 pieds sur la rue Clay.
B. BEkKkNY. 81 peds sur Ia rue Clay
A IONA Is plrd- sur Ia rue Clay
FELIX LABATUT, 50 psds Ia Clay, 50 peds sur
la Peters
A. H. D'MEZt SO pieds sur la rue Clay
A LAVlLLEBEUVE, 20 pieds sur Ia CLAY rs pieds
A JAcQUET preouration de A Beckett 50 pieds sur
la rue Clay, so pieds sur la Peters.
Nombre total de pisds dams I'ilet 2a
Nombre de pieds appsrtensnt petitiannaires i IA
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County Dealers and Druggists supplied

FACTS - hessrsL n. Kie6er 4 Hollands, Ne. 70
foydrss street Manufacturers Of the halakO6 Bters
centae-nsn-I have examined
gou by the u Govenmsn for manufacturing TIE Nsakof
blt!es and found N the ingredients employed compound
vel calculated 20 excite and keep In good
ogsns have prescribed said Bters several tmes and IN
svery instance had occasion ther beneno.
euect remain. gennemen vety respectfully, your
osedient servant A. MERCTER M. D., 1893 Canal street
have examined the p-tsat you hold tor the
Mask0f Btsrs and ind nothing Dgredeuts therso
cacusted 20 act inurouy upon the human system unes,
taken in inordnsie Quantities Indsed IL nothing
cordial aromatic bitter 4. A SMITH M a
contain Ingredients injurious 70 health be recon-
nended 70 thoss Who are IN want Of 9 god tonic
Yours N. sCHUPPERT n n
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DoUsLAs'
xEGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHEB,
Ne 10 Gasp street..
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY aoTE

vniens and wedding CARDS snsrsvsd N as asa .ss.n,
nHnns Business Csrds. Account SALES Cotton. Bins L.
AnE. Unscks Invoices and Circular Lsstsrx ste rths
srsphsd seals, oaaesliins Stamps, Dosr Plates, etc
Initials Enses.sd - rsps - nnvssopa WITHOUT
cHARGE yoR pR
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ARTICLE IL

The object and purpose for which this Corporation estab.
hed TO rsoues the Of the gas
city OF ew Orleans and and al other in he
State OF Louisiana and to bring general certain
prov. ments in carburetting gas
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish and City Of New Orleans.

a
Parish and City of New Orleans.
BET KNOWN that this Nth day August in the year
Lord Thousand eight hundred sixty eight
Of the Independence Of the United States Amer
ninety third
Before me, ANDREW HERO, JR, notary public in
ahd for the parish and city II New Orleans Stats LouL
ans duly commissioned and qualified and in presence
Of the Illnesses hereinafter named undersigned person
ally came and appeared the several parties whose
htreuT TO subscribed and who respectively declared
svAng themselves Of the of the laws Louisiana
IN suh cases made and provided they had cSvensned and
sgeed and do by these
themselves and those whom they TO form them
selves INTO and constitute corporation tor the
carburet the city OF New Orleans other cities
and towns in the State Of Louisiana the stpua
iions and regulations following. tOwit:
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, d c.

WASHINGTON, D G.
The Sessions Of the several dep rmens open Is follows
The Preparatory September 9th the Jotg September
sd the fheologca ncteber 7h Law October llh AID
the Medical, October 18th
fhs College organized with reference of urged
suggestion OF ashington that University the federal
metropolis would tend To the assimlaon Of principles
opinions and manners Of untymen by the common
education Of portion Of its youth from svey quarter
Its graduates have verified the expectations Madison and
Munroe that the facilities Of hearing debates Congress-
gumenls in the Supreme Court and
men, Hnd OF visiting libraries and collections
development.
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ness and srt for Col This College proper has
eight efficient Professors ali the chairs being hed The
Theeogc School hes hres Professors and Lecturers
Law School four snd the Medical ten
The expenses as low at other Colleges Number Of
Stud ms the past year, 434
For further information address,
q. W. SAMSON, D. D. President
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsES lnpotency, Loss o. Power Nervous DEBILITY viii
Notes on lmpeoments 10 Marriage should BE- By cen
mpAtlns sent By mail receipt Of Is csnts by
J. B. DUFF GRIfF1N,
Rev Orleans Medics Insttuta
% Magazine street
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MEDICAL.
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. WQLooTT says he win pay sl0OO TO any person who
viii produce remedy that will instantly remove, and
read y and permanently any pain a. the Head Teeth
Temples Neck Shoulders, Breast Back Heart Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen, Legs Ankles Fest Toes internal
external, acute chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds
kughtfu CaDcers-in fact all pain any CAUSE Rheu
mstc Neurslgie from mosquito bite 10 toe most intense
Labor Pansas quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly, heal permanently give pam In sp
pfcation whether applied the
feeble aged person, and . harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free 1t no. 81 Carondsiet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans ana state Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0KLEANs,l
City Hall, September 2, ls6s. !
mo. lOO5-N.s.I
Resolced, That permission be and the same Is
hereby granted to Mrs. johnson, TO maintain in
the rear Of her premises on Commerce street, he.
tween Delord and Caliope streets, BILE for the
keeping Of dairy; provided the same be con
Quoted according to existing laws and ordinances,
and remain during the pleasure Of the Common
Council.
(Slgned) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 2, lS6s.
(Signed) JOIN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true COPY;
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary. SCI 81
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MAYoRALTYsoF NEW ORLkANs, !
City Hail, September 2, 1865.

mo. loOS-N.s.J
Resolved, That the controller be and be is
hereby authorized 10 Warrant on the treasurer in
favor of J. NJ. Ssux for the amount Of six thou.
sand dollars (s6000) In full compensation for all
work performed by him as cpntrsctor on streets
and ballast roads Of this city.i
Ard be Il further resolUed. That In considera.
Zion of The amount OF si2 thousand dollars
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hAYoRALTY or New 0RLEANs,
City Hall, September 8, ls6s. I
mo 1OI0 NJ al

VIZ I'I'' OVPEVulUVI IoVos ]
mo. lOl2 IN. 81
Resolred That the mayor be and he Is hereby
authorized 10 enter into contract BY notarial act
in behalf Of the city Of New Orleans, win Graver
and Millspsugh, as principals, and John II. VIII.
lsms, ss security, for burying the INDECENT dead
and conveying the INDECENT sick TO the hospital for
one year. at two thousand dollars (s2 .000.) Ad.
Indicated August is, 1865, ss per ordinance No.
94l. N. S.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved September s. is6s.
(Sigbed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. ses IL
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L. o. o. f..
o. .. F..-......I. q. .. r ..........I. y. .. II.

Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
TIE Z. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L O. OF
ksets ANNUALLY on the Tuesday IN January and
July In New Orleans oces present year lsss-E n
hushs, Of No. 3, NJ ". Grand Master; r. HUFF Of No So
< W. ID. Grand Master; E H Fsirchild Of Nc. r. r W
Grand Warden Josiah Foleer cfNo r. w. Grand Secre
sAy; w. Dsesdsrnier, Of No 90 W. Grand Treasurer;
Ln.her Homes Of Nc. Is and O. Dunlap, Of No Is, r. W.
g. Representatives a. L o. Rev q. More Of No. Is ".
ohApsin John B. Heno. Of No. w. Grand Marshal;
A. hazureau. Of No. 40, W. Grand Conductor; J. Remer
81 No 10 Grand Guardian; q. J. n LittleOhn, Of No.
ID W. Grand Herald
pErurr DIsrRIcr GRAND MAsrKRs-P. q. John p Barnett
NO IL, District No. 2; p O. A. J. vsndezrin Of No O.
{; p q. S. p Clarke of No Is, pis,rsc. NJ, &. PGRE
CLANCY, Of No District No 7; a Jscob schre,p.r AZ
No. s. District No IL; p O. Il. Hunsieker Of No 81 Dis
'rict No. III p g. g. W. Guih, of No. %, District No s.
STANDING COMMITTEES State of the order-P g. s,r. ,.o
W. Race Of No. II; p q. Master W. O. Wilson, Of No g.
?. q. Master Gardner Smith, of No IL.
JuiioiaL-P. @. Master Luther Homes Of No. is; p a.
D. d. O. N. Phi. Schneider, Of No. 10; P. a. D. wedner,
No. a.
Constellation and By Lars-P a. Master George Nunges-
er, Of No 90 p g. Henry Haskell, Of No. ls P. a. VIM
Wisstt Of No. II.
Petitions and appeals O. Master j. O. DUNLAP of No.
Is; p. q. L. Graham. of No. q; p. d. q. N. Benjamin
Moses, sfNo.6.
Leqissasive-P. O. Master Thomas n. Shields Of No. 6;
@. Master Howard Mlspsugh, Of No. N; p. q. Joseph
Rest, Of No. l.
Fsnanoe.-P. O. Master A. Wallace Hunter Of No. Is; p
g. Master Edward Psbury OfSO. l6; p. @. L r. Tower,
ofNo. L.
Credatidls-P @. A. W. MscDonell Of No. Isl p g. Frank
fhster, Of No. q; p @. George Dirmeysr, Of No r.
An communications the n. W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the the Grand s
ets tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company cor
aer Of Camp street and Commercial Psce
JOSIAH FOLGER, Grand Secretary.
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This Institution offers healthy and secluded ocat m with
spacious rooms aud shaded grounds
The course Of Instruction is cOndu ted by the
petent Pro ssos and comprises the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools
For 1ERHs-See Circulars. apply the lnstftrte
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EAoLE DEGREE LODGE NO

Meets nrst and third saturday Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Camp and
Satehes streets Ofheers-A Aazuresu, ID. NJ; ChaA o.
keis, D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer.
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CARHATZ INSTITUTE,
267 PRYTANIA STREET, CORNER OF FIRST.
Day MT d Boarding school for Young Ladies'
Session of 1859 win commence on LIST September next
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GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
Corner Camp and TerpsichOre s opposite Coliseum Place

The Fourth Annual Session Of this Commercial and CLASH
cal institute will be opened MON DAY 3st August
1868 at Pupils from eishtsen years Of age
will be carefully trained for business pursuits or for admis
sion 70 any Of the Southern Colleges.
For terms and other particulars apply at the School or
to the Prncpsl. Il Commercial AL eJ, or to
W. IRVING CLABKE Assistant
Raronna stvaat
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, I
City Hall, September 2, 1865. I
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

On September 18TH 1853, KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
open, ~ Newcastle, Kentucky