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warrant>c deeds conveying city and suburban
,,rnpcrty within seven ,ni!eA Of the Court Honse,
i,lcti TOT record on Tuesday, July II:
wahpanfrA ~, cor Of Aoonaway place. e, .-o
rTen,y L f sa;h J.; i, NV cor 81 Weaixoraav.
7x.nss vi .af;h j, : 81 Of wentworth av j, nm
usls,sa Il; ni IT, = il 's Of Tsirnnssh AZ. WI
s,s.s ssa 4 / IL :sns ii ua61asi coaI toI
rxsas5 ss .seeena con- 81 cor of s,cxaH AZ, -, ~,
e91loo n: 5sne =; ;yao,anscf Ne ''
AsI,iSAn ssn;s n. - June i i as.s
stxla. +, ju,, 1900
hs.t IT. y u n Of Madison H. I. @ 100
cas*ntsr Sats 4, 40 Il 81 uahGafd st ii, aax
co1nei, 11ed y 4. +s!h Il Of milwaukee ar.if.
sax11s II, With bnilhtpHs JulJ s,..,.-...: e,6'o
Milwaukee az. ~ It ' Of North Hole5 ii, i, nm
WI fuataas aso Il '9's 81 iio;ue St. ioi
WI u i; iiiisls Ssns ( :stt Of iio;nt st. III.
w.si % iadiaas il % i, ieo woi iioyne ii. n. =,
ws.i 1!H inda.na IL ss Il. +; Il Of uctne 81, III,
Evans ns's = = Seop cor u Faliina IT. e,os:;S ii
ysn Mf'n i1a.p It cor 81 isana ii, /.
| .lG n, and 1ituten u, r cor OF van
Hum IT, e. lsl1lSa ft........ .-.--......: nv"
! Nlsl Twelfth II, q COZ Of Ncstern ay. ~ ~,
1i.1cGs II, With II other Iots: Feh N.... 1eS
High It, se II 4 Of Geldcn ~, II {, s*3lss III , n,
AsIlst 1H;s - = l. o. I.'s 3D. .s.....s. 40
str;G Wool 81, u " corner Of HoominSda1e
road, entire bsoeI. c1eers lots; eo1u- ., m
Mo1;,ue II, 10 II v OF Fauna Ct, n I, 9411@ o :,
| II; juno ~ .......--,-....,.-s-'-'"s 71'
| EoCTu OF CIT IA116-
Wcrswo osth nv, eesH It Of FEty'nfst e. c m
| trbtL .i%xIA Il; June 1..-...-....:~ =. AraN
I, II cnttre t,oet: March l.........,.... taot
Prairie hv, ITO II q OF Fo1ty-Erst st. lfoIl n.
,, ittxlGo It; April F1.:.....s.........:....,. D"
Pm II ay. , e cor OF Forsieth St, v ffont, d =.
~ 1a-lEItto It; April l.l...-.-...,..--..-. ~H
| o. \ bf wv \ sc Il, IS, II cast' >.
calTeoa ~. i.s ;.iv1 Il 81 Iangie; st,
front, ltvals3 It: June e9.................- s,o'
/; hoR7u " CITY LIMITS.
= Commercial 81. c cor OF CosToyc av, vi,
y %sh 4lGe IT; MAY rg1...,.,...,..,.......... &
i Sotlh EuteE II, 1pe II : oY sunnyzlde Nv,
= I, sAIlasH IT. April r1llt,..... ::
|. North Iolty ~ 81 II s Of Scnn! sldc Nv,
| | M5a:sS u: :. Ahs1; Ia le;, ;,...:.. .-...-.....
) cf Hx1cs It: and North Pauina It, veE
nj o! Cosgrcyc nr, y I, oa3ltsK II; May
: ;.......... Is
6 North Reuben st. i " corner CT Leland az.
ef, ss11ea II; Aas A..- ..:....-. 1,s
= North Rcn',cn It, es Z: Of Lelhnt sv, ct,
= 1tu1ica II; May 1,e
North EcLbep es, 5 cor o1 Lc-sno aF,c!,
I.aycnswfod lGrk, 1ea II 4 OF wilson aVt I,
1s 11:2K II; May ~
.a FUNNY road. 500 it OF Nellie st, n I. 'vp1
80 =
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NYr Yolk, july l.
Wool trade dali ard 1anaactions few: pIrta conte"
1faetatrTs u, Ing .p~nsly Woeeq Esod%. % Ha1sSt
ut.prtufed Thu public as ot the l5t mt VIII PROD
aWy c1hiLtt the true etate Of the market
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= s. NET sns:s::eeJ IL X ac3 narte;.. 90
WooD a ss:a:i Ha.S H. ';sa'! sea; s II. sp Sc,
t1T EIS h;,trS i, %: ..st., 9abo1t6a
MvoLEK.tf5sts dgtnE .hs ;..F rstF, ELS r: :hs .!
aeI.e' 8 Il Ea.:5s.. !. ..e:c..:EE; the rrrtp:s
y. tnsraay ia sod ccnta ~! e.:,t lsEs!t sd
+ weei. s:Er--~, u: A::::tt -S.'' ~;
: - .,,- 4 -. ..;;s -; sss::setf2
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The Produce Markets.

New York Dry Goods 11nrkct
Nkx Yonk. July l5-The d1y goods market rcrnatns
IL. IL md there il little eaanse to notie LII 'e
p.tccs ot ravlc goods, which Frtnh1n eifady.
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summer Complaint.
GENERAT, NOTICES,

MiSIIf ER'N HEiiB UiFTElh ID yeus house and J ou
Vii Aw ~ b. prepared for H. Tbs torie never f.n4
fa rYrn II
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1'ra,n tAe Winonn tlinn-> {rput!ioen, .lul. p
On Tuesday afternoon Last, whllt tnt hsoln u y -
:--..- s--.-.--- te-sn cr-.-.ss
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liUsswf1ei Akhs .u!Ity. aaa. Endef s9oa GE
t.tt. sel {rAd1ly Al furthet a &s1EudAh,n q N@saC
I4E 100 salrs making n ratEn of tA3AsA6a sot
setItn to 1uedta k7adt1 Of ts9a ny 4to - p axci-
IL i. le Il - IL md ii &alb 89 sotas ssnd y ~ @
~ l ii ts II fron - e Ao - TILE r.
LII dcFrtr ii As.ivitr. and bJ p the ie:a were
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For holl-Retentiln

M T. isest.iion Il the BLADDER Of E1dnas Gstssea
of he prpsfr1is GlAntA bsone IN the R4daet Ganiss
f;r.Ic Of Eytkdnst Deposta. and ~ tzetAsS3 OK n9
His.dar. ElapeJ1, Or DTopscal SFtltnss
T1SR 1iEI ,NBOI4p3 FLUID KxTR CAu.
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-.4 South CAFtuloA..s-..W
{ rls..,..-....:..- "
> rtrady. Railways Hettrc and hrmc1
teruoo:i; etoelns tr11cr, OF ms 10 optrs-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

IL 4k+$
BEEF cATTLE-Tnc p1tndra! Ks,ten n.Ttrt.
h,sLr rsr r. Thesc nafsyorahe Erpo!tA eoarlcd xt:h
rose5 quallty 1t the euez 1nrrkrtd caused sousthpx
of ~panieky - feeling aInonF holdeEr md With nc
r,Txrtet Of liberal AIriE ais there ras 6sn;
crl d4irt to rcalfEc even At eaaaoe Ter 100 m on
from weeks p1ioz, Al thus redlchon tI1de Isa
reasonably aetiIs, efne 80 head shaosat m nannt afn
nnd coplrnEstlyeiy little thai could prnrt!ty %
Chased 'chnicc," though there wac - Abuaanht tup
ply ef 5alr to GOOD stccndetAta flfS1 o.
f111n 1lao to le0 r. Rsera9e. which WeFe sAA1e A.
se5S.a;,m 0ommoa and medium qn.t1s!ss Tess n91 o.
excessive SUPPLY. "a IL ysins iny - 2sf IA -
ID for inferior 10 mil cd lots. embracing Itx-
~ end Cherokee c.te poor eoHa sta8s GG!ts eoafse
LuIy p1cn md Light, thn heHrzs; t+is&6:t tor com
nlcE to rod b7tchczp' stock ad 10 xood Gtock,
ert sot common 70 iatr salppn& sse s And
at ID dis for eond to eaute kinuatA stscsx INC
market elsed dull and May. with good many eattlc
left In the Ixu1 uusud- The following were tac
C{GxE1 fR1cIA
Cheiee B.rycs-Fsnr. fat wellto.rned. ~
6yer 81 steelr. mud Averaging fEoa 4'6o MAX,
Prime IL t5tT-Good. wrn.tatttd. tnely.
forued stscrA 2verAs1uG LEO 70 LEO los- eta57W
fMI n,ex fI,,o ian 6ms6n
Medium ClAAs-Mcdl1m stetr1 and Eood
epve toE city slat1Shse1, and aFe5asahd wv so,3,
sief ~ ~ eVcrs s1ar 10 to I1ka ns.,+,. <1a3A;k
Irfe.ias-Lghs Nd tllia epws md stesfs.'. h4Lz7
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TCEsnAI EvEEo, Jaly II
r.. {,Ucxfre xrrn the feeeirts and pttpa1tE:s Ct
hsr .h,ncIs4 ia t.h dz.iat the r..t t"ecsytes.
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,e.ithy trade, I'D ioT iii ra1swateT dsh or t
bruk thpt} firm fcel!rk otalus. md tnll riees Ase
IIsizsd but foy Ike th the ha4 broken down
completely The A!rals r.sy y tho Metk Wsss iaIEn
aTo,nd ri Il. 4 u hi or 10 |&ppx-5 for No. whtte
d.h ira u ~ da I'D for No uT.ut- Yesterday and
ttny boTerrr thr freeptl wtfo lteht and the axxet
HsMtn1skE ssM.E X Hvn 'G Z 6,, ,. 49, H6pna4 6e5
Whtt.f3,h M ! { III ,.., hTS3 600
,r.nnt NJ I u = IA - lsy4 sou
Hsct.-ri N L mi ar neH s... 1l0t91L3
W,e1r1Ti No !. & I'll ........... lLtaallTs
Msrtrr,T isrr~ fauutty 4 iii .",.., 7aKA ~
W.rI .Tti rr4ra mrrs Lri.......,,, 1kpk11hs3
Nssfcni eIsrr rners Gt,... ....,,, A3N9 lc1
Siast .tI Ne + ia. rrsT ....., aEa Aal
I.IS.h Ersncfr1,rrd Ip0 E,a,...,,. te5a adl
Gi S-ils =. htSs4x4r1 - bQ3 Is
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PhPERST6e rsrtf fuasftc remains gset q Ahoa
rrrvious ratr1- VIC auote ~ foiloTs: Aewn iSel+cs
rnnk r,1s.F M.3 2{c; poUltoou wrapping. 3A&4Hc
PAfLR SJOLk-Eostpn taEa AFr ln god dcnAaa-
md on:EIaasd f1ac Otbcr rock EEles Taist y II.
fcrr. 4tzl4e; rure and hAsF1nk. 3&5hc :.
fAOTA5SlkS-bslr4 Of 70 bras new It e492: 10 90 y
=. 8 o Il ~ s.; 80 ILL., 70 tu cid It &c; loo
bu d. Il lst, small lots from ftote.
=. Z: 8; 5saops f71ins i taod: % 4 g >: ,.
ps,ns - tsShs: Auicsu. s4tssa4e: Oaruhna. losse-
h{IA{st-tuttEelf Inst week WlA 4ulcs4 And Vnot3-
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TIE RANK OF GENERAL NOT TO BE ABoLIsHEO.-
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald says: ~
Ilearn from source worthy Of the highest con
sideraiion that there are decided movements on
foot looking 10 the satisfactory adjustment OF the
question as to who shall bear the four silver stars
after they have dropped from the shoulders OF
General Greut. Il is said that Grant has plau to
put into operation concerning the rank OF genera,
and that il Is more than probable the matter viii
be settled 10 accordance with his views. General
Grsut il is stated wishes the grade Of general TO
be continued, aud il advising against the pc ssage
OF tbe resolution offered 10 the early part Of the
present session declaring that the grade Of gen
eral 10 the army shsll cease when vacated BIZ the
present possessor. The general, II seems, Is OF
opinion that this honor should Of right fall upon
Lieutensnt General Sherman, and the rank OF
lieutenant general, be believes, would be lod
c'ously bestowed on gallant Pail Sheridan. W'h
this plan of rewsrding merit in view he hiss been
holding on to the commsud Of the army with tire
intention of keeping the place warm for 5herman
az by resignipg Immediately before bis insuglfa
ton he secures, as president the opportunity Of
making nominations to the vacancies cres'td 70
suit himself.
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GEORGE PEABODY, FRANCIS S. KEY AND JUDsa
MoRsELL AS MILITARY NEW. w. Corcorans
Esq.. in sn interesting letter TO the Georgetown
Courier, refers to Col. kurtz's "reminiscences OK
the war of 1872, and Gays, relative TO the George
town Artillery Company, which figured 10 that
wer There are two names omitted, and those
of worldwide fame, viz: George Peabody, now
Of London. aud Francis s. Key, the latter the au-
thor of The Star SpaDgled Banner" and the
former the great philantbroplst OF the age. MI
Peabody was the rammer aud sponger OF gun No.
/. have often heard him speak OF the hight
with the British frgates on the Potomac, when
the compsny was acting under the command Of
either Com. Perry or Com. Morris. Mr.. Peabody.
N one Of bis visits TO bis native country, obtained
a land warrant for $50 acres, for bis services In
that war with the intention Of having il framed
and hung up in his home, as rnemento Of his ser
vices to his country.
Lieutenant NOW Judge) Morse was the init
mate friend and contemporary OF the late CHIEF
Justice fancy, with whom he started In life more
than seventy years ago, 10 Calvert county, ND. .
and the venerable lieutenant is still active, hale
and hearty, at the advanced age OF ninety.two-
May be long live, proud monument OF the pasE
end bright example of the present generation.
The survivors OF this large company number az
this date eight only viz Jas. 8. Morsell. John D.
Clarke, James Dupiop, Robert P. Dunlop, John
Lickson, George r. Gather, John Msrbury and
The Courier adds: We regret TO learn since
The above was written that the venerable Judge
Morsel has been stricken with paralysis"
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GENERAL KIBBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HESRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September Issh 1883, KIRBY SMITH With corps q
sstants qualifications Of the highest order viii
open, at Newcastle Kentucky,
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Eevcsstle located the healthy blueg region Of
Henry county equdisssrf -four niles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads. connected with each BY good mseadamized pke
The Academy buildings owned By himself Of modern
admirably adapted for school and stu
ated IN ,he suburbs the The standard Of education
viii aim At In every branch to be determines
impartial and searching examinations The discipline VIII
Be strictly military, requiring puncnaity and prenptness n
the performance OF every duty The domestic department
will be conducted with and Hberaty TO the
health comfort conennent Of the scholars me scho
sstc session divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each
The rt commencing September 18TH The charges for
everything excepting uniform books and medical stteno
snce will hundred and dollars IN u =
FOR the entire session Of forty weeks payable In
eoua the beginning Of each OF the
session No deduction from these charges will be inside for
ahser during except In pr0tracted sickness OF
honorable discharge and than tuition fee Of SO
current term viii be required -.
Unifer furnished the most reasonable Books
and stationery Louisville prices As the number Of pus
limited wishing 70 secure places In the IDsttnon
should apply In thus making his nsnent resi-
dence IN kentucky devotng himself the education Of
s youth the Principal hopes 70 have The cooperation OF ais
friends IN this Commonwealth
For f1rsner information address T. KIRBY SMITH.
Students win the st Emnencs the Louisvtns
and Frankfort Railroad. whence snbusss VIII casez then
TO Newcastle y n o
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and style ?, q; A:soss.,qn sss ss SrHE
YfnN v E TEE CIV 81 NV 6RLEs
ARTICLE II.
sxcrror ne officers Of Association shall be Prssi
Secretary Treasurer and Eve Directors who together shall
sSnuayeths President vice President secrssries and
majority Of he whole votes given being Necessary to
SEC The President shall preside at meetings Of the Asso
citation; call such extra meetings the Board Of Directors
shall deem expedent shs have vote in all elections and
among he member. .s., a.. .,..,os 81,
the sn sH m General perform the duties Of that ONCE
SIC The Recording Secretary shall keep an accurate
inc ecrsssy under shs Of the
IN. sasurs1 ssl receive al dues and
pay all drafts ON S% bs as IF @
Associations abstract Of which, accompanied BY satisa
4 required and for Inc faithful discharge q these trusts he
The Board Of Directors shall have power to appro-
* the Asscciston shall mest At least once in each
the transaction Of business shall report at each quarterly
quarter the Of tbe Association; and
disey notify the xssocaon and appoint an evening for an
Sc The Bosrd Of Directors shall appoint Librarian
whose duty shall Be 70 attend q the 1Is on each day
me s sn al other properly IN his Ss
the Association arrange them in order make
n i SoS s % Ss sn1
aud g be Otherwise governed BY the Board Of DrecOrs
ARTICLE Ill
Each member not proprietor subscribing to the Con-
stitutOn, shall the sum of five dollars annually in
ARTICLE ".
Each member who nroprisor, subs -rbing 90 the
Constitution shall tn Of ten dollars annually, In
advance
Any person may become member for life BY paying the
Of fifty dollars.
AhTlULE VI
ANY person approved majority Of the Board Of Direct
or become entitled membership In perpetuity,
payment hundred dollars and transfer such
approval the Board Of Directors Provided, however
that any being already "a life member" become
member in perpeui under this clause on the payment
NV ARTICLE VII
Any person, approved by a majority Of the Directors
may become member complying with the provisions OF
| this Consultation. =
There shall be an annual meeting the Association
ensuing year for receiving reports from the Board Of Dic
and quarterly thereafter for the transaction OF such
| other business as may be presented
ARTICLE TX.
the President vice Presidents Secretaries Treasurer
performance their duties shall administer the
Of Association efficiently equitsby written com
committee appointed, consisting Of msmbers and
director, who shall remove from office, fully
exonese the accused the OF the case maj
warrant
| = ARTICLE x.
There shall alterations this Constitution unless the
proposed to the Board Of Directors
the quarterly messing and then
| by threefourths Of the members present.
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DENsACoLA sBsERvER.
PUBLISHED rRIwEEELY By VIZ. KIRK . co.

subecr,pucn-fvevs months IS; months, % b -
vance Icing established journal become. very desirable
sr railroad communications with Tie rorth vest anc
coming . point Of interest 70 snterprisng mon
iorssz Of the State Of Florida. and IN fk local De
eut dsyotes special Attention 70 the mmenss Lumber
md timber trade growing up IN vicinity slso 20 other
itsns which 70 the careful reader viii indicate
t Of the great natural sdvkntaz Of fsnsss3s
AZ pcrt Advertisements solicited
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Patronsed BY the Empress OF the French and extensively
used IN all fashionable circles for ts Excellence and SUPERB
ority.
RIGAUD a cos YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsud Go. are the only i'm,
porter In Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Yangyiand from
the Philippine Isles
RIGAUD co IS TOLUfINE, seleioss Toilet later,
superior 70 Eau de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Forids
Water.
funed and keeping its fragrance TO the last
RIGAUD co.'s MIRANDA P0MAfUA, for preserv.
ing and bea utfying the hair
RTGAUD Co.'s DENroRrNE, 9 most agreeable
exir fr preserving teeth and perning the breath
RIGAUD co.'s T00TH-CRBAM, remarkable pre-
psrsti0n producing brilliant whiteness TO the teeth
RIGAHD COZ ROSE POWDER, superior 10 Volei
and nj other Starch and Rice Powders
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET.
with Photographic Illustrations viii be sent receipt OF
stamp. ,,..-,.-
Agent, r. Nswbery Sons - 81 Psas Oh1Feh isra Ion
don.
N'SS' Y. DUCONGE's
90 nhartres Htrnal
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. Cattle m arke
crrr or JrrrrRsos, Jarua-y "A lssg

CITY OF JEFFERSON, Jarua-y a. 1853.
Arrived yestsrday-2s5 Texas Beeves, us Calves
and Yesrlipes snd IS Hogs. Sold-303 Texas
Beeves, SO Calves and Yesrlings. and s Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-60l Texas Beeves, 81
Calves sDd Yearlings, So Hogs, GAL Sheep and AZ
Mich Cows. We quote:
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MEDICAL.
WONDER TO MANY PEOPLE.

A "oNDh TO LIZ
How everybody can at expense have all kinds Of pain
removed in,tsnfy. people visiting ~ Csron
dee and generally surprised at the wonderful effect
Of LIQUID called PAIN PAINT which applied the
body wherever pain exists; BY magic all p,in
nies instantly This remedy harmless water and be
used the most delicate Old aches and rheumatic
pains Of every nature on the first application. VOL
COTTS PAIN PAINT has created great excitement in
New York and all the couutry Folks hail with delight
the advent Pain Paint Sold at 80 cents 81 and IS per
bottle. liberal discount to the trade.
~ Carondelet street. sole Agent
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don't see as anything Is the matter with
ttis plum pudding" said a fellow at Thanks.
giving DINER. ~ f.ir t-.fta,, -
! Wen who sad there was (" growlsd his
why" aid tie fret, at concluded, there
ves yoa ~ seem 10 be running 1t down." a1
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RuIs l. No orversstion shall b Allowed cths~fse than
IN . whisper within the Reading Room ..- 80. -.
RUIZ 2 No person shah Be permifed n -tnoke W ne
Library NE Reading Room 70 de ace dazs OF ufe
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. l.. A
CoNkTITUTIOH, BYLAWS
SAxp-
READINe-RooM REGULATIONS
rHE-
lCUEG xIE's
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
o. NEW ORLRLNs.
CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. l.. A.

We young men Of the city ofNev Orleans
being desrous Of eff Gent extend ourinor
nation upon mercantile and other subjects Of general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room, and for government have
adopted the following
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. u. A,

the furniture fixtures thereof conduct themselves
inconsistency with deco1un an Dropriety.
RULE s. Any person who shall deface mutllste OF ab
tract periodic. placed Gle upon the
Reading Room tables shall psy the fine equal
four times the yslne ts-so and for repeated sense
shall be liable 30 expulsion
RULE ANY met Der shah be privileged introduce
friend not resdent Of the city whose name must be regis
tered IN book provided tnst purpose and who will
ceive from the Librarian ket Of admission for the term OF
four weeks. to the rooms Of the Association
RULE An order from member 70 draw books does not
ente the holder TO the privileges Of the Reading Room
RULE fhess rules shall be binding and OF like force with
preceding Byavs and win be amended in like mannez
ct the discretion Of the Beard Of Directors.
Signed SAMUEL MULLER,
ROWLAND II. TIMPSON,
@ TAYLOR WEBSTER,
+ w. PERKINS.
JOHN GREENFIELD,
GUsTAVE PfrOr,
JAMKS T. TUCKER.
.s....-rr. WIS., COOKE,
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR X. LYLE,
Executive Committee Y. N. N. l.. A.
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DORIS CURE ron COUGHS. COLDS

.....- ASTHMA, ETC.
In ell Diseases Throat and Lungs requiring the
Of mild, soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
paraton may by persons Of ell ages from 1.-THE in
FAINT mewng pukng Its arms" TO where the
sixth sge shifts Tito the lean and sppered pantaOon with
much prospect relief as from any formula pharmacope
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city years. with increasing demand is put In bet
ties at 75c. each Tryit JOHN II. POPE.
prugggt, corner Jackson and Prytans streets.
Sold also by JOHN DEBEENEvILLE, Druggist corner
Cau,n and povdras sfraafs-
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II ALTMAN. j. G..
TROPICAL ROOFING kANUFACToRY.
And
DEALER IN COAL, CHARCOAL, COKE WHITE
r-f SAND AND FlREWOOD,
No. FRA Bienviile street, Corner of Marais.
Orders place. Box IS. Mechanics Rx.
change. will receive prompt attention
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A poor thsnghtless old gentleman sat down own
the other day On the spur OF the m0men'' nis
screams were fIigntful.
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Ed UCATIONAL.
MRS. @. HI. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
of
a Thorough English Education. ModerH
Languages and Music,
Vocal and instrumental
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoBfRAITURH
strsngers Hotel,
no. 10 Chsrtres Street, New orlesna
Kew Dr. Lescoek, New Orleans, La Prof 8 r. Dixon-
Charleston s. c.; Hon Trasimond Landry, Loaisisna
don Judge Simon New Orleans; Prof. T. l.. Caldwell
Transylvanis University
OUIsIANA STATE sEMIEARE.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
ma sssseh begins September tn 1863 and cOsss
June SOth 1859.
FIeuLTT-Uonsists Of fan corps Of instructors in ell
branches Literature ard Science usually taught In the best
] Colleges and Universities.
OoURsE on srUDY-Embrsces Preparatory and an Aess
1Onl COqrss Special School Of Owl Engineering ana
able advance balance equal payments January LIST AGd
cadets received ct any time during session. charged
address D. r. BOYD superintendenk
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A GENTS WANTED.

GENTS WANTED.
sz5 TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or . commission from which twice that amount be
made BY selling the --latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Pnce. SIS.
For Circulars and Terms address
O. BOWERS A CO..
300 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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THE AXIOM PLANO FOKTE.
GRAND fRIuMPH ovER ALL oTHEK PIANOS L
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

ne AXIOM PLANO FORTE declared b ths Judges 81 the
ste Fair he Americas Institute hed IN September and
October 1861 10 be piano exhibition, and after
test trial American Institute With the Pianos
ofhe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition de-
dared Nv their Judges to be Piano them
AGENTS WANTED Frstciass and responsible Agsna
every and town where We have not already aD
pointed them.
Tanufscfory and Wsrsroonas Isl and l@ Bovery neai
Delaney street. Few York MANNER a %
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RIsAUD a CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pssonsed BY the Empress Of the French and excessively
used IN all fashionable circles for its Excellence and Superb
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TIE DAILY CRESCENT
aE SUNDAY CRESCENT

II peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample column
s be fouad with rosdng matter especially
written selected for this issue Including rich. sntersSin
ing and instructive vsrsy vecops shks 70 the sfehsas
tas planter the mechanic houssv yozng and n:
sid,