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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-01
Notes for December, addressed
10 the Feeble and DcDil-
it1reG

This is trying season for invalids, indeed
for all who are net blessed with robust consti'
buttons and iron frames.
Cold has come upon us suddenly, sealing up
the open pores, and sealing IN as it were. any
seeds OF disease that may have been lurking in
the system, but which remained updeye!oDod
so long as the waste matter of the body and al
acid and unwholesOme humors were freely dis.
charged by evaporation from the surface and
through the bowels.
a tonic, aperient and Alternative medicine is
now needed to invigorate the vital powers tie
pressed by low temperature; to stimulate and
purify the secretions, aud to fit the body to en-.
dure, without inconvenience, pain or danger,
the sHdden climatic change which ushers in the
Winter.
The only preparation which will fully meet
this almost universal need, and will thoroughly
and safely perform the important work, is the
leading tonic and Alternative of the age, HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite
| invgOrates the digestive organs, regulates the
flow of bile enTiches the blood Gains the nerves,
relieves constipation, promotes superficial cir.
culatiOn aud evaporation and being composed
solely of wholesome vegetable elements, with 4
pure stimulant as their ditfusive vehicle, n ay
be taken by the weakest without fear The
| flavor is agreeable, for although the BITTERS
are potent medicine, they contain no nausea.
| ting element.
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Condition of the Russian serf,

A writer in the London Times saws
that the Russian serfs are lap.ipp into
IL condition of "idleness, drunkenness
and crime" Now that there are none
to fog them, fully one-third have be.
come paupers." The New York Times
says: We don't know how true this is,
aud rather question it, as we have no
corroborating authority for the state
ment. But the mistake in Russia
was that emancipation was not
followed by education. The spur of in
telligent necessity, and the ambition
and pride and self-respeot which come
with knowledge, are the highest incen-
tives to labor. They give it honor and
dignity. In America we gave the slave
the spelling book as soon as the chains
fell from him, and we have no trouble.
Labor has only to think to grow. How
can it think if, in freeing it frsm the
bondage of authority, we continue to
cloud 1t with ignorance and supersti-
tion We presume the contrary in the
trouble. Intelligent Russia would
make the Cars power an uncertain
tenure"
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Little Pills Big EHort

The Louisville Courier. Journal gives
the following as "a speech made by Gem
eral Sheridan at meeting of the off.
GERS of the Army of the Tennessee in
that city:
A number of celebrities were honored
with call and responded, when the
crowd commenced yelling for Sheri-
dan !" Sheridan ~ was thundered
from every part of the crowded hall.
After deal of head-shaking, Little
PhiP got up, and, coming out in front
OF General Sherman, said:
MY DEAR COMRADES: Ican't make a
speech; but if you want me to tear up a
railroad, or burn haystack, when the
enemy Is agoing to get it, and-and-
And he and.ed himself back to his
seat.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENT. j. Que
tel.
Offal Again Wednesday.
Central Building Association.
The Ecumenical Council.
Notice-Proposals.
NJ. B. Cox, with IT. Buadecke & Co.
Grand Ball.
Opera House-"Euoeh Arden
To Our Merchants.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
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l. ACADENnCAL COURSE.
The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or Of the Yas.
ulty. The several schools arc 80 arranged n
TO admit Of q complete course Of study In the
following directions:
/. Department Of Arts, TO which IL attached
the Degree Of BACHELOR OF AgTs.
2. Department Of Science
with the Degree Of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
2. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of BGCgELoR or PHILosoPIK,
The Degree Of hAsTHR on ARTS IL conferred
on Students who have completed the course Of
study in nine Of the Schools, and haze taken
distinctions in seven Of these.
. PROFESSIONAL COURSES
/. Department Of Civil In ginesring
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ESGxEEA
2 Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MEMO EsGpEE1-
Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR OF LAW.
It IL proposed TO still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
/. Mechanical Engineering. 4 Applied
Chemistry. }. Agriculture. 4. c Jmmsrss.
= PREPARATORY DETACHMENT.
This course embraces the subjects Of LAaT
Greek, Mathematics and English, prsparxtor,
70 the regular College clAsses.
g. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School Penmanship, Rookkespin,
Accounts, &c, are taught, under the authsxfty
Of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HONORS.
As special Inducements 70 diligence, three
Gold Medals and i've Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition and College fees are
annually awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually appoint
ed a. Resident AAstsrs" With valuable priv
leges and emOlumentA
The College edueates, free Of charge. AL can
didAtss for the Ministry, properly recommend
ed Itappoints 70 free Scholarships twenty-five
young men intending 20 maize Journalism thstr
profession. II gives . long credit 70 neritorious
young men without means
The next session opens the third Thursday
September and closes on the fourth Thursday
Of June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed ts25 per
Gnnum.
For further information address
JIM LEECH, elk OF FACULTY,
suEaldAvIy Lszingt0n Va
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FOR SALE,

VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS yOR SALE
Il Lot No. Al in Grahzm's addition TO the city
of Wheeling, situate on the corner o. Quincy
and Sixth street. There is good brick and
frame house on the corner. obtaining eight
rooms, with water and gas throughout, and one
of the best cellars in the city. There is in con-
nectiop a good stable and carriage house. On
the south end of the lot there is a good frame
house with five rooms, fronting on Sixth street
This is a very desirable location. Parties wish.
ing TO purchase will please call at S. j. Boyds
wholesale shoe store, No. 30 Main street.
nov29-u ". T. WAYMAN.
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Terms, by Hail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

ne year.........s7 50 Three months. s.
six months. ,,.--4 90 Ono month.
tn airrxrprRprs N THE CITY
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Central Building Association.
NOTICE.

T WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS FOR TEN
Il days for Lathing aud Plastering four dwell.
ings, all under one roof, either separate or to.
gether. The material and workmanship to be
of the best quality, and all to be completed by
Goth of February proximo.
Wheeling. December l..lw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oh. u. OUETEE,

NIVIL ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENp-
~ EMF OF bridge-vork at the Norway Iron Jon
manufacturing Company, has got eaveat isr
consisting Of mot drilling the bars and dispsns
ing with all the costly work.
Box 50, WheelingP. o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. John WILKINS.

DEAR SIR-We unhsstatingly prom ounce
your IRISIN a complete success. We are re-
ceiying daily testimonials endorsing its efficacy,
and the constantly Increasing demand for it far
exceeds any preparation of a similar Character
ever sold by US.
COLEMAN & ROGERS,
Druggists, ls4 Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
February e. 1850. Established 1880.
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The Ecumenical Council.

r,HE SERMON PREACHED ON LAST
Sabbath evening, in tbs First Presbyterian
Church, by Rcv. d. w. Fisher, on the ECU-
MENICAL COUNCIL, will be published ia
full in the Intel!igeaesr of Saturday morning.
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FOR SALE.

U'HE STOCK. TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF
i the Tin Shop and House Furnishing Estab-
lishment lately carried on at Bridgeport, Ohio
by Mr.. II. G. Greer. To person desiring to
engage in this business a good opportunity is
here offered an established business hgkt stock
good tools, and q good location. For particulars
enquire of THOS. G. CULBERTS0N,
VIM. CLARK
WHEELING. W. Va, November -, Lee
nov22.lw
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DIED:

At his residence in Martinsville, Ohio, on the
Gath ult., HENRY P. GUTHRIE, aged 76 years,
The deceased was soldier in the war of 1872,
was an honored and respected oitizen, and
leaves large circle of friends and relations to
mourn his loss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
superior Syrssps.

superior Syrssps.
The undersigned informs all those who keep
Soda Water stands and Coneehouses
That he continues msnufactue those famous syrups
which have given much satisfaction for years past and
that he has hand 500 dosen bottles Of follow
syrups:
LEMON, PINEAPPLE, GINGER, ORGEAf,
ORANGE FLOWER, NEAB, CREAM. BANANA,
NECTAR, ROSE, RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY.
VANILLA, sARSAPARILLA- NATURAL. Etc.
An tie above lsyrups are manufactured at Mr. ERNEST
TURPJN with the greatest and specially Soda Water
Stands and Cssshouse. Mr. Tupin gives his personal
tenon the manufacture and in order that each Syrup may
he pure and that have the of the
juice of which IL Is made be imports all his juices from
Europe
They dangerous alloy or chemical
compound injurious to the health
Those pen sons therefore who buy Syrupe viii find II
sdvastsge call his store they will always
certain TO get
syrups Of q sups Quality, Rich and Well
PerfumeS.
Il great suppose that dealer finds profitable
to sell syrups Of inferior quality for well known that
TIE win make 1t point to call ag.in estab
lhment where he has taken agreeable and
drink always avoiding those here weak
less Syrups are sold
ERNEST TURPlN,
% Old Lcvee street
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Boy pour cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo: Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
Rev, Orleans. Address lock box 24s, postoffice.

Ard pow Governor Warmoth has been in
dicted eor oppression in Office" likewise
Superintendent Cain and the other persons
who 9ssisted in the expulsion of Auditor
WicHliEe from his Office. Altogether the
sfait presents some remarkable phases. But
after oil the public do not care SO much to
know whether or not Warmoth oppressed
Wickliae, as to discover the manner in which
WicEltie purposed to Cypress and plumber
the people. If the governor makes good his
accusations he will not be very seriously
blanleA for his course.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

The Grand Jury are by no means compli-
mentafy to the person who acts as recorder
of the First District They find that he has
beenighilty of venality to a disreputable ex-
tent, and regret that, in the absence of special
law covering the case, he cannot be indicted.
But ehy cannot he be impeached and re-
moved by the council 2 Let something be
doneio relieve the city from this disgrace.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

Speaker Lowell has been appointed post
master. of New Orleans. Does this indicate
that Butler has not been able to ingratiate
himself with the President? J. M. G. Parker,
q relation of the great Benjamin, was an APP
plicant for the place, and is left to shiyer in
thecold of executive neglect. Parker was once
postmaster here, and, it is said, was compe-
tent officer. Lowell is the speaker of the So
called House of Representatives of Louisiana,
a cdrpetbagger of the most confirmed kind,
anae sharp, active, managing politician. If
he ,taly manages the post Office as well as he
ma9eged the Legislature he will do very well.
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By fresh arrivals during the past week stock Of Pianos
rendered complete. embracing the styles OF
world renowned CHICKERING'S; from those with notified
Walnut Case ct $780, to the most uperbiy carved Square
Grand Of ~ octsves ct 5000; The we'll known KNABE
Pianos ct $500; the PETERS, WEBB CO. whose merits
need praise, at $3.50 to $780, the beautiful little EMER
SON Pianos Of oofsves with back and front hand
somely finished offul round brilliant and thor
eugh workmanship at ss25 the fsmoas French yprghts
ERARD PLEYEL and BoRD, ranging from $500 to 500.
Also
TIE BEST Low-yRICED PIANOS IN THE MARKEr.
Pianos sold monthly payments rented with the priv
lege Of purchase and deduction Of paid Old Pianos
taken in part pay for new
A. E. BLACKMAR,
16l Canal street.
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E. GIQUE Ell.

Canal streee........--......1so
Has just received per Bavaria md Fire Q0ssn
from EUROPE. splendid sssortnens OF FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS which be osn for ssls. ~ whole
sale and retail, Low.
PRINTED PIQUEs. for Dresses.
NozAMBIQUEs. GRENADINES and POLL sD1
CHEvRE.
PERCALEs and cALIC0Es
SCOTCH PLAID and sTRIPED oINoHAN.
chsmbrsy orrGHAM. LAWN and PRINTS.
Black and SECOND Mourning oRENADINB.
BLACK 0RENADINB. fANIsE and 81 LAdiss' I'm
broidsred WAIST.
Ladies' and Gents Paper COLLARS and oUFrz
ladies' Gents. Boys and Misses Came UNDERsHIRrS.
Ladies'. Cent?. Boys and Misses Cotton HOSE and
HALF-HOBE.
Ladies' Cents. Boys and Misses Bslbrssan HOSE and
HALFHOsE.
Ladies' Gsnss Doys and Misses Isle Thread HOSE and
HALFHOsE.
Ladies' PARAsoLs and DEMr-uMBRELLAs
white Jsoenst NsinsooL Null Null aud swIss nUsLISs
LACE sHAwLs, RoTONDEs aud BOUREOs.
LACE BELTS and Marie Antoinetts CAPEc.
Swiss. Jaconet and Mul EDGINGs and IESKRfINGe.
Furniture DIMITIEs and CHrNrz
Toilet QUILTS and COUNTERPANES.
BOBBINET for Bars, 70 and los inches.
BLACK GOODS, Of all descriptions
From New York.
osNABURGs, Blesched and Brown DoxEsTrCs,
COToNADEs, COTTON YARN, sHIRTINGS,
CALICoBs. TICKS. COTTON CHECKS.
Plaid DONEsIIcs. LIEsEY and KERsEYs,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
l7o Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

The New York Tribune commends the pro-
vision of the Florida school law which it says,
settles the color question by allowing the
whites to have separate schools if they pay
for.them.. How generousl The whites are
to pay for educating the negroes, and then
miy be permitted to educate their own chill
drinf If thew choose.
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TO the Reading Public
LIBRARY ROOM, CITY HALL
New Orleans. March Is. 1880.
NEW ORLEANS.

large number ofypiunes missing from the Library
many OF which believed the hands Of our ct.sns
The majority Of these scattered city dur
ing the confusion sttdsnt upon the change
and probably shsr csresssy destroyed carried
away Many hovey have ben taken out BY citl
sens sDd never reth soed
The catalogue Of oks which the Library Is
therefore ct present unreliable guide con-
ts easy 70 pndsrstand how the usefulness Of
for whose benefit IL Z, - founded
An eArnsss sppsss made 70 those who possss
sion Of books bsssssg 70 ths library sams e
one4 and any inorsoa relative thereto VIII thankfully
received By he LbsAuah Rsspsetfnly.
J. r. DUCR0s.
:; Librarian.
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Senator Sprague continues his assaults
uson the body of which he is a member, and
charges his Radical colleagues with an inordi-
nhte ambition made all the more unendurable
because accompanied with an unseemly levity.
Il is greatly to Sprague's credit that, in this
connection he did not use the highly original
sknile of fddling Nero and burning Rome.
I|bgse must be something in man who in his
etdSier oratorical efforts could Withstand such
dtcmptation.
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u is reported that the Spanish minister will
leiSe Washington if the Cuba resolutions
PAYS Congress. This, however must be q mis-
taIse. Ministers are accredited to the govern
mint, and, as to foreign nations, the govern
night is the executive branch. They have no
relations with Congress any more than with
thb masses Of the people, and Congressional
EXPRESSIONS of opinion are not regarded as
committing the government to any particular
cdurse of action.
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THE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY AND THE
LOWEST PRICES.
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.
OF me AkcHASics MD Aeni'
On" OF Louisiana 70 ne srses
y ana 20 enesie our ess'ssants
'no psfuc'p&e m INC opening OF
'ik ON Inesosys Apfn ON "a
; 1scnsnics ana otneFs' nsFsoy
pisces OF business on Saas eAys d
occasion one OF eeosFai noneay
Y our people, ve sernosy urge
uspens,on OF susznese On We any
mat tne Government, stsee ana
insurance Osmpanies, - wen ~
perse WIN 10 N making tnis
'aA-
II. Blasse 4 90,
Beebe 4 Russ,
L. Bassss,
Morris Mc0rsH
r. WOLF . Co..
Russell 3 Hal
J. n. Hoyls,
A. L. Bennett 3 o..
d. L. Ramlett
G. N. Bsyiy 4 Pond.
Goodrich 4 Railey,
Garner 4 McCarsy.
Dudley 4 Nelson.
Block & Bristin,
Isascson, seixas q o..
j. Riviere.
Myers 4 Levy.
p. at. Marks.
@. T. Baddecke 4 Co,
Glover L OdsndahI,
3. RI Kennedy 4 Co,
Z. X. Converse 4 Co.
Stone 4 Murphy.
Kearny, Blois 4 Co..
n. Il. Chow,
Converse, Duxbury 4 %,
fchnsider 4 Zuberbier,
NeCutchson . Habben
Kisg 4 Mayer.
Hirsch 4 Adler;
y. Beling,
Keep d Hogan,
Foreheimer Brothers,
Newton 4 Chapsky,
Geo. W. Slzer.
J. r. Higgins 4 o.,
Won fhul Bros
H Ware & Son,
ID. r. Carroll 4 Co.,
Samuel Jsmison,
John T. Hardie 4 Co,
n. Musson 4 Co..
n. B. Keene,
Brooks. Claiborne . Co..
A Levi.
Pritchard 4 Bickhsm.
+. j ouinlsn 1 Co.
Daniel Gorren.
Peet, Williamson 4 Bowling
Reed a Hunt,
A. Tirrell a Owen,
Crescent City Ice Co.
Samuel Smith = Co..
Pitkia. Pisrson 4 Co.
John MeNultz,
M schooler.
y. d. zimmerman a Coz
jas H. Hunmei-
W, T. seymour,
MCROberts X Dick.
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| In visw Of the importance Of
CULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
interest Of the State and city.
and employees 10 be pro enf and
the Third 0KAED STATE Px1R,
the undersigned. Merchants,
agree TO close our respective pls
ia II
And, IN order 70 make the oc
and recreation 10 an classes Of o.
upon our citizens . general susp
Indicated. after II An.
And We further rsquest tina
City authorities. Banks and ms
all Courts Of Justice, to cooper
movement general and eHsetual
Jackson 4 Manson. b
Jackson 4 Anderson, b
A. Poincy 4 Son, L
Prudhomms 4 Grse4 n
Payne 4 Co, r.
II. r. Cesrsva r
Chambers . sedbsrry, J.
J. Msristany, Jr, A
]. W. Homan 4 Co, ID
Kehlor, Updiks 4 Co., @.
1heo- Pelle 4 Co. O.
Mayer Bros. o.
Hoyt q Wilcox, D.
Otto II. Ksrsteadisk, b
j. B. Camors a Co., Is
Chenowetb, Casey 4 Co, j
=. J. Hart 4 CO., n
John Henderson, p.
VIM. Dillon, @.
fhos. King. q
Deeves 4 Byrnes. 3.
O. @. Rebentiseh, Z.
Geo. Camper, 81
Il. Poh'manB. II,
j. N. Cas-, n
John A O'Brien, c.
Peterson, Hill 4 Co, "a
John C. Rogers a Co., n
George Martin Xxi
Stumborg 4 Co., III
Grief 4 Byrnes, y.
W. Van Benshuysed q Co., X
c. B. Block 4 Co., "a
s Hern.heim, N,
Brown, Hyde 4 Co, G.
Squires & Twitchell, j.
Davis. jenkins a Co; Va
W. A. johnson 4 Co.. IL
Aleus. Sherck 4 Autsy, ID.
Berry. Sibley 4 Co.. b
@. W. Bsncker b o., 10
vallscek Co, II.
n. II. Hansell, N.
Giffen 4 Co, Bl
E. s. Benedict a Son, A.
@. 4 T. y. Soaring, Pl
Warren. Crawford a Co, +.
Deneritt &Disrell, d
Jas Hoy 4 Co., Ps
Il. 7. Bartlett. r
JOB. Walton 4 Deslonde, A
j. NJ. Sexes, A.
Perkins, swenson 4 Co, Or
T. and s Henderson, Ed
Geo. s. Vaudeville. ga
Iced AGO, Ps
W. 4. Gu hing, Pi
Ashbddge. Smith 4 Co., Gl
Witherspoou, Hslsey 4 Co, 10
R. Msrsh. Dsnmsn 4 Co, N
n $780, N
go ~.
Wilson, Childs 4 Co Jol
Blskemore Bros. 4 Co., W,
Foley, oonger 4 Co., ws
@. B. Genin, Nc
N ru,.,,.. O.
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Carpet Warehouse.
Recommendations sTREEr........IO
A. BRoUssEAU 1 CO., Importers, offer ss low prices
CARPETING-English and American, of kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 500 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers; crumb Coths-Drurget LINEN and Fss
tans-Lsce Reps Worsted. pamask stc Furniture Cover
insLnen and Cotton striped Confess Banda Pins stc
69l Magazine Street
only plscs New Orleans where Old Frames can b
made good New, and guaranteed Also every dsscr-
ton 81 Frame Work made to order.
N. B-Psrties desiring work done during The summer
would 90 well tosemember COL Magazine street, near
Of First
The .SesU ES Dorado,
S0...---.......ss. Charles street..............s9
The FRS. Licensed House open under the New Law.
ALL BANKING GAMES PLAYED.
Minors and intoxicated Persons not allowed 10 Play
Those opposed to Gambling invited examine
THE NEW Ell DORADO,
% St. Charles street
Carolina Peas.
FOR SALE BY EMILE DUPRE,
Rice Merchant, No. "a Peters street.,
Corner of Custo.nhouse. New Orleans
Just received and for let: to % ps,eaass
FOR SALE Low.
Millinery Goods.
p rUIAcur
II Chartres Street. CUP stairs)
wholesale pric Country miners merchants are inyi
Booths 10 Rent.
MECHANICS AND AGR1currunAI FAra ASSOCIATION or,
Once ct Mschsncs' Institute. J
Parties Wishing Booths Fair Or unds for the
coming State Fair VIII application at the Once Of the
Association whore plan, Locating sad Booths new open
for inspection.
LUTHER HOMES,
The Polka. The Polka.
no. 90 ST. CHARLES srREEr.
fhe rs Licensed Sporting House IN the city for al Bank
The hes. Of LIQUORS ct the bar and ans Band of
special oeef always in attendance to preserve order
The Best PtGss0s
ou,cx.v,va ARE MADE BIZ
PRrxRA WEBB co.
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4<sss<ss0 <@Svsv<seSe
e. GUIQEL.
HAS JUST RE0nvBD.
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LINEN SHIRT FRONTS and YoKEs.
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LINEN EDGINGS and INSERTIN0S.
LINEN CHECKERS.
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LACE, MUSLIN and NOTrfNGHAn CURTAINS
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