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TRY IT.-It is stated that if wet
cloth be hung in room desired to be
cooled it will have good effect. II
the room is we'll ventilated the temper
allure will sink from ten to twenty de-
grees in less than an hour. Many east.
ern nations adopt this plan. 1t is a
simple and cheap way to cool a room
and would do no harm to try.
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THE LATEST SwINDLE.-We have in
our possion letter signed by Noyes 4
Co., 65 Wall street, N. Y, which was ad-
dressed to one of our citizens offering to
sell "exact copies of the genuine United
States Treasury notes (executed by the
most skilled men in the art outside of
the State Prison,) which we (they) de-
sire to Immediately to dispose Of" and
then the terms are given, 81 for SIS and
so on. One of these letters fell into the
hands Of a man who must have had more
money than brains, for he sent for SIS
worth, and received in few days after
a package of photographs, on the COM
mon sized cards, of different United
States notes. They are excellent
representations of the genuine,
but of no value whatever as mon.
ey. The gentleman who was so easily
duped, it is believed, will not soon
again be victirized in that manner.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
Supreme Court of Appeals for the State
of West Virginia met yesterday after
noon, full bench present. On motion
of A. f. Hayman, Esq, the counsel for
appellant, the case of Levi Lipscomb, ct.
al, against Charles G. Harrison, from
Tucker county, was dismissed.
The Court adjourned to meet this
morning at 9 o'clock.
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II For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Scream of Violets." For sale by Ed
muRd Booking and Booking & Carroll.
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HAIR JEwELRY.-Oxteby & Duffield
Jewellers, l03 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one of the
first houses in New York to have erna.
mented hair work done to order, and
they can, on three or four days notice,
have braiding executed in the neatest
STYLE of the art. A specimen book con-
tanning an almost endless variety of
STYLES can be seen at "1o3." Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks
of hair once worn by departed loved
ones, and all others who may desire to
have hair jewelry finished in the best
style, will do well to leave orders at
oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry Store.
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HProf. E. A. Weber has resumed his
lessons ON the Piano and Organ. Resi-
dence on Fifth street, above Monroe,
next door to Capt. Stones.
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wOlympios rs. Battles, Saturday.

~Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner g. Co.'s, No. So Monroe street.
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MUsICAL.-In company with a party
of friends we had the pleasure of listen
ing an evening or two ago, to some de-
licious music, discoursed by one of our
most accomplished pianists, Professo T
Herman Kryter. Although one of the
most modest and retiring men of his
profession, Professor Kryter's abilities
have long been recognized and appre-
ciated in musical circles, and we but
express the views of those best qualified
to judge when we say that as an artist
or q teacher he has but few superiors
We take pleasure in commencing hin
to the liberal patronage of the music
loving public.
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MATCH GAME.-In a match game Of
base ball played yesterday between the
Enterprise and National clubs, victory
declared for the Enterprise by the fol-
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FRUIT.-The display of fruit on the
stalls of dealers is very fine. We saw a
watermelon yesterday as large as any
we ever saw. Its weight was some
thing less than a ton. A smorl boy with
a pocketful of stogie stumps, chip hat
with a fringed brim, no coat, one sus-
pender, dirty face and a bad cold, was
gazing on it with the eye of phileso-
pher. As he took up his weary march
he sighed "What Ter melonw
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~Don't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE THE TAVERN
y, lie National Road, three miles West of st.
Nd swine Ohio. This stand is well situated
rs -e Pso'lHed with good stables and every con.
. ,,1tSte loT the accom- mediation OF the travel
III. 'nrther particulars and terms address
',, ,T,,,tiOvr at East Richland, o.
.-A'%u JOHN G. ROTMEIR.
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pBlond q Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
CATERS.
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OPPosITIoN.-"It ne yer rains but it
pours" is as true to-day as when first
written. A moth ago and the only
way TO get to Benwood from South
Wheeling was to go in a baggy or to
foot it. Then some enterprising chap
put in bus. Yesterday a second bus
was put in the trade, in opposition to
the first. They leave Brice's drug
store corner every three or four minutes
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fT~The Champions of Western Penn
sylvania play the Battles Saturday,
August 9TH.
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RIs sore foot a lame conclusion
We'd like to know you know, and
Blobbs, he'd like to know you knew.
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ALL RIGHT--The ball and cross which
fell on Saturday last while being ele-
waited to the top of the steeple of st.
Alphonsus' Catholic Church, Centre
Wheeling, was on yesterday afternoon
put in its place without the least acct
dent or extra trouble. A large crowd
of people witnessed the elevation. In
the evening the brass band from St.
Nincents College discoursed some beau
tiful music in front of the church.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
Land for Sale.

..os,-,NT TO THE DECREE MADE BY
D. hsIC Emit an Court Of Ohio county, on the
i iIs '. oj lime Is69 in the sIit in chancery
tbs =! tEYI b. SPRINGER AND OTHERS;
eet. sT',Il ant and SHEPHERD MciNI1k as
C ,STT9P5T HERS. Defendants, the undersigned
ANH -. ill
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wPartridge's Photogra: cannot
be excelled for brilliant tone and fine
finish.
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Bleached and Brown Canton Elan
nels of every quality, just received at
Rhodes.
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~There were no cases before the Po-
ice Court yesterday.
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RFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
e. Bachmau's. -+' Aff'
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board
met yesterday pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Messrs. Booking, Davis, Hol-
liday, Mcdonald, Porter, Roberts, Simp-
son, Wilson and President Wilson.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
Mr.. Salisbury offered the following:
Resolred, That the sam of $4,000 be
levied to- be expended in the building
of bridge across Wheeling creek, from
Union to Centre township, at Market
street,
The resolution was laid Or the table.
Mr.. Simpson made verbal report in
regard to Mr.. Whitehairs bill, and re-
commended that it be paid. The bill
was ordered to be paid.
On motion, it was ordered that the
President be authorized to draw on the
contingent poor fund in case of emeE-
gency.
On motion, the nomination of Hugh
Harrison, to be constable of Clay town
shis, was laid on the table.
The following is the list of accounts
Iav;od for Ohio connty. August, 1869:
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EA horse is the most humane Of an
finals. He gives the bit from his mouth,
and attends to every sound of whoa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TA model fish-seal-in-wax.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

NJ STORE ROOM
Morris t9 =, room No. il osc ISEis Little Co
April is t' ian hardware store. PSioy j. p
ser,i o. ieos. Enquire of 'o'SeSsioh given
Wv. MILLER
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CAROLINA RICE.

IN FIERCEs STRICTLY PRlhE 9OAL'
- JUS II. REILLY.
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ENTERPRISE.

~ White Ballard Vale Flannels Of
every width and quality, at Rhodes.
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Centre Street Residence For
Sale.
AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL the
three story brick residence of MIR. j. +. Up
"rS'aa situated oE the north side OF Centre,
r''' oi Seventh street. This house Is in first
Iale oilrr and contains seven rooms and n
A'Wlrn, has gaS on all the floors. There is also
Eo'd stable and carriage house on the prem
SOS Possession when required.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Market street,
"'-' South of Custom House.
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Real Estate for Sale.

At HENDRYSBCRG. BELMONT Co,
y Ohio, fine two-stOry Frame House and
lot House containing eight rooms and two eel
49, nearly new. Lot 52XIOO, with fruit trees
shFl0lery, S.. One lot directly opposite COX
l with tine stablng, Fairbanks scales and
cider press in excellent orde- Also, town
lots adjoining the pike, containing choice fruit
Trees &c, acres OF land planted with the
'atav la vine lu No. condition.
lw.l sell the above at private sale, on liberal
'1a easy terms. For full particulars, address
HENRY YAUS,
Hendrysburg,
nIlmGaw Belmont Co. Ohio.
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wMosquito Bars, Pink and White,
and wide mosquito net, at Rhodes.
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FOR SALE.

NJ NIL SELL MY PROPERTY IN GRAF.
&c. O. c.. W. Va, formerly known as the Pol.
J : GI".ler and for several years occupied by
pr,,r;, "se Co, merchants. Apply on the
kI5tS R.A DIARY,
Grafton, W. Va.
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rPetite cartesonly sl.oo per dozen,
at Partridge's Gallery.
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But the Braces are not al you viii ind
Remarkably cheap and exactly to mind
Al Medicines pure, Drugs good in their pisces
Cosmetics Perfumes in The ranest show eases'
shoald visit at once z. Booking and Booking a
Carroll. UD
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|olympics, of Pittsburgh, RS. Bal
tics, of Wheeling. ,.
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FOR SALE.
IA ACRES ExEH-

ia S.nais EXCELLRNT LAND,
a,vl pe about " vines under cultivation stu
Apply 10 i irSsA Run Station, c. ARR, Ohio
SuSa2tdSSII,n. Trainer, on premises.
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wNew Dark Calicos, at Rhodes.
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FLOUR,

lUO T WSaS: LILLY WHITE snn
80 % " RiGh Grade" White When,
iv SD'' received and for ssIe A6% H
LIST, MORRISON & co
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t0r sale or Exchange for
property i'm West Virginia,

! FARM OF SEVENTY ACRES IN
II Maryland. convenient TO Railroad, Steam.
S S.4' fostothce, Churches, Schools, Mills
S sSiS' &c, &e. Two story Dwelling Barn, &c.
"G"o soil orchard. &C
foI Particulars address to
JOHN i. ISLER,
New Salem,
H''"IU Harrison Co., w. Va.
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,or roR SALE OR RENT.

L wbeelrSS IL DWELLING HOUSES ON
island: Enquire
mAr2j mo. P. GILCHRIST,
--- % Main street-up stairs.
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~ The clubs of Pittsburgh and
Wheeling play a match game OF bail
Saturday afternoon.
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ACROsTIC.

should your chest be harrow, contracted or
thin,
Have you dun heavy pains or oppression
within,
Or that dry hacking cough or shOrtnsss Of
breath
Unto many 70 often the herald Of death
Lock well 70 your safety-not even delay,
Dare not with your Efe TO triHe day,
Enquire az once uh ere to get Shoulder Braces.
Remember Booking and Docking 4 Carroll, tbe
cheapest Of places
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w5-4 and 10.4 Blesched and Brown
Cotton sheetings, ct Rhodes. 80
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EFFECTS OF THE Total ECLIPSE.
Those who have witnessed the prevl'
Gus total eclipse of the sun, describe the
rush of the black wing of night as some
thing peculiarly impressive.
1t would not be surprising if many OF
the phenomena which are usually pecu'
liar to the total phase, should be gener'
ally observed even in the partial phase
of the eclipse tomorrow in this region
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The dust Rampant street was the prinspai S
cloudy columns Ss9 thc
.isy aI SSro CO u the various and the
.a he
ny sSs $s ed .sss"s@sA
dr TRs e sSd sss q tie aSs
chick s.s ss ss
allotted sseaa The ssys ss q sns
'' The ollowins the Hsns s Ca
solIs = csRnss scssstsas fra
FnaDsia $780, MURPHY T hssisast
Father isg GGan father seessn
the officer. e ss Gs Hsrh pes
DENT John Kelly Vice Frssident 1sgus.I crassas
ssy Marshall LAWS %illians ehan MARSHAL
Sons Michael Ryan R RssssGs
Henry a5ot%lss iEoa.sltssger ware Pre-
.d Ias lsa e$ sas
ella Legardsur; Secretary, Miss Clare Dussumer--
The Dcaoons Of Honor who upon either side of the
Archbshop, upon the platform were Fathers Th0iomeyo
- CONCLUSION.
The hi s sh TIE h hap @aa
ending OF the day in virtue of the dignity OF the
TO 1sssees that the
, for he Words wsre p as TIE
bishop voice Scarcely reached beyond the first circle Of
Dss sms as
devotion passed from the assembly the stand per.
ineatng Though the waiting masses in the square ir
Y back upon thu. distant Levee. .
Iswas too dark clearly the movement OF kneei-
ing but those the platform the word to those
the steps From there it passed to the crowd on the
leave the platform there others full square of
who were kneelng to receive the Benediction which
they had heard, which they know ant been pro
! nounced in the name of Plus TX
Thus ended the impressive religious ceremony
that has ever been witnessed in the South Prepared
hastily all the arrangements admirably managed
and when Archbishop Odn had passed into the Cathe-
dral throngs leaving the Square the cur
upon day that in the enthusiasm with which
IL was celebrated the long life of sacerdotal virtue
and honor crowned by It, win long be cherished with
and win yet made point lesson of Catholic unity
| through the world J. ,5.ts.fl .sr-.
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Books for the may supplied by the parents
or guardians procured at the Institution moderate
prices Quarterly examinatons are held the results q
guardians Besides, monthly reports OF conduct and
studies read in the OF teachers and pupi
awarded according merit At close of the annual
course the end Of July the distribution of pre-
miums takes place. Letters of invitation sent
the parents guardians and relatives Of ths pupils
to the friends Institution who alone permitted
attend Studies resumed the first Of October.
No deduction of quarterly payments ia made for
pupil Pupils received Of any time during tho
year and the charge is estimated from the date Of
Board and washing during vacation .....-...s4s 90
ael3'6S If
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES'. ACADEMY, UNDER THE ID
[ RECTIoN OF THE QRSULIEEs,
TWO NILES BELOW NEW oRLEANa

This Institution which the inhabitants Louisiana
pr tronage than a century needs particular
Recommendation to be introduced to prbhc notice. IL
pursued by of this Establish
MORAL EDUcATIoN-The object constantly kept
in view by the Ladies' is the adjoining of their pupils
to virtue. The young Ladies' also accustomed to
habits of % In anS Ins
but maternal superintendence whose vigilance secures
Of the rules. Though the members of this Community
exclusively Catholics, pupils of all denominations
of religion; but the sake of order, ali equal
required to assist with propriety at the exercise
1 PHYsfcAL health Of the sch
Ladies they peculiarly attentive to the food given
1 the q
of relaxation distributed throughout the day
feIs their application their classical duties
When sick they are attended by one Of the Ladies
on hand and saf hfnamnsaiatsiy called
% G nsrSioT the
Hstsry q neeat and Godsrn, tSoIos, chsenooey,
Fasey Needle Work, Drawing etc. Natural PhilosO
ply, Botany and Chemistry taught in the higher
Particular attention paid to Music.
Board annum 5000 pryabe quar- ~, M
Day sesIars per $780, payable quarterly 10 y"
E Eetsass f for the ts 9 ss
No deduction il made for those who with
drawn befofe the end of the quarter
EXTRA CHARGES
quarter. ........-...... SOC
Music. per month. I2 90
Fer the Use Of Musical Instruments Per month 2 90
Drawing, including paper and pencils, per month 90
Washing, PER month. Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Expenses f9t the bathing season. 90
books NECESSARY for he different classes may be fur
nshed by the parents themselves procured at the
Establish Jlent at moderate prices
There is yearly vacation, which the last
day of September. and ends on the I'd of November
tSupg ladies' wishing to make their first communion
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Under the OirecIoh Va sho rtoLs VI the HOLY Croes
Corner of Rampant and Congress streets Third ..,.,.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
PROSPECTUS msgniacent Institution is situ....
city distance from the river Il il verne sas
oSTansss Which 70 tho hesh ass ~
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
The aim of the Institutoa being at young Ias,,.
by a of instruction, intellectual moral and rs
70 eSs
era The most nnrsmittipg palma are also taken to
of the pupils at times and
ness and eieaniiness while strict attention Is a e
the Of Fl gs faa bss
religion Pupils Of other ds1ominstiens are adtted;
to attend the and 70 the rules a ~
PHYSICAL EDUca1soN .fsI
To secure and preserve the health OF the pnpIs In.
Sisters pay particular attention TO the quality Of the dat
assashs %Ss % and
m rE saa e The
body should suffer from too continued applicatio to
s ss s1 z
II %asd J, n Mhs p0ss1le timely no
The system of eauestisa sla6raess tho French and
fssSas rs Sssn Sss. ssa Easiss N;
the Globes and Poetical Compcsllfois Hstosy@
1nssPs and Mosrs sassss and
Natural Philosophy Chemistry As.ssSnSmy Botany
Plain and Ornamental Geedework, Tapestry, Embroid
cry, Artificial Flowers, etc. 3s'fS t7s-3S 7si'sz
TERMs-PAYdENTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
/ IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and Englsh; per
month .S20 %
perquarter 90 90
Entrance Fec the first year only. 10 90
T-ss EXTRA CHARGES: t-EfE3X
Music the Piano. per quarter. 90
Vocal Muac -.-.-.-..--s-.-.. 10 90
Use Of Piano %
Stationery ------..,.,.,..-. z 90
Washing .-........,...---- 10 %
Tapestry and Embroidery .....-.-.,...-.. 90
Artificial Flowers ...-----.-.--.---. %
Drawing ...........--..... 10 90
! Painting :. ::.::.:::5:. Is %
Baths for the summer season. Observation-Disclosures. 10
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SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS
Under the Direction of the Rev. c. MOUNTAIN.
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go and 60 Camp street, corner Ma

go and g Camp street, corner NatcheS.
This is chartered institution, with authority TO con
fer Degrees grant Diplomas etc LISA full course Ba
sness College in all its departments perfect banks
and Stores connected and all the branches Of bust
ness education practically, scientifically and phosoph
cally taught
BY this course and system Of work the Student &C,
quires, in few weeks month";, the experience OF
life time. Every known facility is made use Of % meet
the demands the business community advance the IN
terests of patrons render this foushing and popn
lar Institution superior in all its departments -.
Scholarships issued by Soules College good in forty
cooperative Colleges This advantage that is mos
enjoyed, and which cannot be extended by any other
College in the State.
The Commercial and ESchanfe Calculation Depart
ment remains in charge of the Principal whose easy
fhI0Sophic and rapid system OF work has been for many
years receivedswth unprecedented favor by discern
ing community. ,,
Lectures regularly given by the Principal and aee
Instructors Accounts, Commercial Law, Modern Com
merce Commercial Ethics Political Economy fnd the va
rous subjects Of Commercial Sciences to which business
men are invited. .a
All persons interested In the oauso of education are
cordially invited to visit the Institution examine the
truly practical and syAtem Of business training
and see how essentially different IL is from the system OIL
other Institutions r.E 4,
For circulars, containing foil information, call at the
Office, OF address
jas IL GEORGE soULE, New orleans
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CAL VERT COLLEGE
NEW WINDSOR, CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

This Institution, at which several Of Louisiana
Boys are making their Studies, gives very Thorough
Course Instruction both Classical and Commercial
Rev. T. j. oTooLE D. D.. in Pastoral charge Of the
neighborhood lives the College, and Matches the
Students
SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Tuition Board. Lodging, Washing and Mendng- t20
Medical Aid and Stationery. 10
For further particulars apply to A h. BAKER, Pros
ident, at the College, or to
CHAS d. ELDER. Special Agent
mh2e Ct 81 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
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This School will be opened on TUESDAY September
T. 1853, under the above direction, assisted by
ofI