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Providing for the free passage Of Children
attending free Public Schools over all
public Ferries or Roads over which The
State has complete jurisdiction.
SECTION !. Be ii enncted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the STATE If Loni.
siana in Genera! Assembly conrened. That
the free right Of passage or conveyance over
all NE public ferries, bridges and roads (sxccp,
the ferries on the Mississippi ~riyer), which are
rented ont by the State or parish. or over which
the State or parish exercises any CONTROL, or for
which license j. paid or tau cxac,ed, be and is
hereby granted to all children on foot attending
ifee pubic schools, and thai no tolls or fees
shall be demanded or cxacled from said chill.
dren by the keepers or attendants Of said
ferries, bridges or roads in their passage TO or
from school, between the hours Of seven o'clock
A. NJ. and niue O'Clock, A, NJ, and four
o'clock, P. N and six o'clnck, p. ~; provided,
thai on Sundays and school holidays no scholar
shall have The right to cross such ferries,
bridges or roads on terms different from those
Of any ordinary passenger.
SEC. 3. Be il further enacted. etc. Tha,
this act shall have cIec, from aud after the
establishment, Of fee public schools Throughout.
the State, and tina, ii shall not apply TO any
lessee Of public ferry whose contract OF lease
was made previous TO the date OF this act.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
signedD OSCAR DUNN,
Lieutenant, Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October II, 1868.
Signed H. c. WARMOTH.
Governor OF The State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. +. RovrF,
Secretary Of State.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

To regulate and define the duties and TO siipn-
late the jurisdiction aud emolumen,s Of
Coroner.
SECTION /. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The Stae Of Lou
siana in General Assembly conrened, That
a coroner shall he elected in each parish by
he qualified electors thereof, except in the
parish of Orleans, in which there shall be two
c]oroners 50 elected, one to perform the do'ies
of coroner on the left bank, below The midi
of Canal street, in the said parish, and the other
to perform the duties of coroner on the LETT
bank, above the middle Of Canal, ard also in
that par, of the parish known as Orleans
Right Bank that said coroners shall hold their
Offices for the term of Two years respectively }
that an election for said coroners having been
held in accordance with the provisions OF the
constitution adopted March I, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eieh, articles one
hundred and 6fiy.three (l53) and one hundred
and fifty four u54), future election shall be
held every two years thereafter, 10 wit, on the
seventeenth and eighteenth days of April
whenever the said days shall not fall on Sun
DAYS or lesalized holidays, and when they or
either Of them shall sofall on the %neares, secular
day or days thereafter respectively that every
coroner shall take The oath prescribed by the
constitution. and shall give bond and security &C.
cordipe 10 law in the parish Of O~rleans,I n the sum
of twenty.fv thousand dollars, and in the Other
marshes of the State, in the sum of two thou
sand dollars, for the due performance OF the
dutjes of his Office. Should a vacancy Occur
subsequent 10 an election, it shall be h''ed by
the Governor, and the person SO appointed
shall continue in office until his successor
shall be elected and qualified.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., Tha'
no person shall be eligible for The office o
c%oronc., either by election BY the people, o.
appointment, by the Governor Of the State VIII
is not q lawful citizen Of the State, OF fa'l
education, good moral character, and possessed
of general business qualities, and that it shall
not be necessary that he shall have had
medical OF surgical education, or have been q
rapuiar practitioner Of either branch Of science
SEC. g.. Be it further enacted, etc, Tha
thac coroner ara shall ba Aconseryator Of the peace
SEC. i, aBsIon further enacled, ETC, Tha
in case Il. Of vacancy in the office of sheriff, tn
coroner for the portion Of the parish Of orlean
an the left bank below the middle of Cana
! street shall execute the duties OF sheriff Of IN
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Pa Eo DUDAXDa
" Wholesale eROCER.
AND IMPORTER OF
Wines, 0randiaa, &c.
No. 81 Old Leree Street,
NEAR BIESvi..LE sIRE.r,
New osleans,
AVIS AU PUBLIC!!

. -- ".|"@-
La Societe ~existant en- cetie p~aroisse soma
ra'son sociale AuBERr ct TElssIER A,an,
dissou's par Iimi,a,io" de ,erms, N. j. IRIS.
SER res'e saul charge de Ia liquidation q,
assume touie la respnnsabili,s.
IL cont'nuera, en- son nom Q, ponv son pyoore
compte, le meme genre d'affairrs dan, les desx
magasi"s bien connus du public.
II prolific de Occasion pour rsmercier Ia
population do St-Jacqae1n Nh bienveill.",
patronage qu'elle ,ni . acsSfd4. e, i e.ne,s
9u.el'e youdt. bien hi eontinne, les mtm.s
'aveu's, oar il fera tons Sos. efforts Don, San
rendre digne. ass- -
Son Stock dc Ms,sAandises .seAe., con,,.m.
ment 'enonvsls, es, bien assor,;, fIsis' vs,;S,
premiere q"al,s.
Les p'iz sonf rfduts aur 6r~,eres l;a,iAe,
7@A y 81 du bon marchl, -
'N''lknSEs bon .ein. ! 10, loh Is. III
C0nts..
bARECES,s Grenadines. i~.cooa,ss de-. rs 1 20
cents.
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.BATlSTES i4nprimses, haa,s- "oupsssit, . so
cents Ia yatde,
MOJISSELINE Suisse, Mul.MOl, Percalss,
Nan.ops, B,illantfs.
Cotton ba,iste, T'arIatanes, ioiles b'anches ct
couleur, hinge de table.
BRlN, Mousselines ct Dobinets I .Mousti-
qnaiFe.
COTONs blancs 7fs de l24 . u.
I'D" IA Tres fms ~. 20, IS
cents.
Grand Assortment de co,onnades d tres has pr'1.
HABIILEMENTs ccnfsc,innas. ehoiz ,a'ie
de laina eas pour homCnes ea ~snlanls, De 30
cents a 81 so 10 yarde.
LINGE confectionne, articles pour deuil,
grande variGt&.
CHAPEAUX fe"tre fransai. Ponr homnss ct
%enfanis, a dss prix excep,ionnels.
BONEETER1E. MERCERlEs. Chnussures
pour hommes, ca,cons, danes 81 Allettes,
les meillenrcs qualities senlement, st dams
DIES prix rai"i,s a la por'te de tons.
QUlNCAIiLERIE. %SELLERiE.. PARFU.
MERLE, PHARMACIE, vAlSSELLE,
GROCERIES, WINS, e, '%iquenrs, etc.
r, une pranle q%nan'ite d'an'res articles
don't enumeration serait trop longne.
gFLe tout onr prir les plus modfrf,,
NJ. J. TElsslER, ponr sa,isfairre ct angmen.
ter "A nombrense clientele, ne n6R'iRera lien
de ce Qui peu, etre agreeable e, n,ile au public.
Ron, ei Ban nna,ch[!. Telis est 70 devise.
Unc Charreite, tres birn assortie et dirig&s
par un jeune homme recommandable, voyage
dams Ia p%aroisse.
Les relations commercials quill enlre,ient
avec les prcmi6res maisons de Ia Nonvcllc.
Orleans, ct sa Tongue experience dams &C genre
d'affaires lui perme,tent de vendse ,oa'ss ses
marchandises I un pfix qui dtis .oule con.
cntrence.
Venez, examiner, et vons serez convaincus !
ier mai. J. TEISSIER.
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&be Eouisianian,
Saturday, July ~, 1850.
"as State OF Lotsisi ANA, s
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
@tst# All Parish Of q. James.
sit -a4s Or a-.- 353 3-
Y. Lapeyrolcrie.
= 3Ea HFs3r<s5 No. 2l5.
7a-@ 's-.Tt r.. G. Livran.
State of Louisiana.

By virtue Of an alias writ Of Jferi Jfacias to
me directed. BY the Hon. the Fourth Judicial
District Cont in and, for the Parish Of St.
James, | have seized and will offer at public
sale and. auction 1t the Court House Of the
Parish Of st. James, on l@g
WEDNESDAY the 1sthe day Of AUGUST
,4 l.a.'' ~ 1855, Y. II O'clock NJ ~s
III, herein. ..f,et described landed property
hsloasiags to r, c. Lyran, to satisfy said
witt to- wlt:asig4 rs sGssfas. ss1A
q sa Aicsrlain lract Of LAND, situated in the
aPafthofa6a Jamss, anihs right bank Of
j si4aths MississapTi i siver7atl about six.y.eiRht
miles abovs he Ctsy tssf New Orleans,
aosa unsasuringl about three qutatefs II an
II arpent front on aths river " eighty
ls arpeu,s in depth! closing more OF less In
the rear, bounded above BY the property
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OF The late Widow Laurent Donzieux and
below by that of Mr.. Ang"s,e Trahan,
together with all the buildings and I'm.
p@rovemeuts thereon and ,hereunto be.
longing, also a lot of empty barrels and
a lot Of barrels poles.
TERMES OF SALE:
CASH on the spot-in U. 5 legal currency.
s1f- S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, l7th July, 1869.
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT,
Parish Of st. James.
Succession Of tie late Ferry Due1os.

Whereas Jean Bar,helemy Ferchaud of
the Parish of Sain,.James, has filed in this
Court, his iual account OF administration of
the above Succession, praying for the homolo,
CATION Of the mi
Public notice is hereby given TO all parties
from the date of notice hereof, at the Office OF
the Clerk Of said Court, The reasons why the
prayer Of said petitioner should no, be granted.
\-c By order of said Court.
l-\. .. N. s.. LANDRY, Cle.k.
Parish of ST. James, l6 July, 1869.
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M.lAsar,u1 Pierro., 81 dech6.nce ttai. complete.

JUICES =. lAe.z Il. gtea. ~ .a.45 Z : y 9G7s3 a.
2Hs Qdelques mois spres Ia mort de son pere ct de 50
mere, IL ensoya "a procuation au netaire de
1Tendioit pour regler la succession moaiaue du
paysan. j affaire u etait facile, Pierrot cant fills
unique Eft lie 6s oublieux vendit lie champ do terre
Oh SON pere await travaille, on lui-mAme await connu
d'heurcux moments, Oh lie bonheur 6tait encore
possible pour lui. C'etait une proclamation. Vend-
on habit de son perc defuntl Encore 81 cent etc
pour acheter un remplacant ct revenir au village?
Mails non, Pierrot ne %soufrait plus de son esclavage
mihtaire ct sy complaisait meme. Les habitudes
scnt de pnissantes attaches, principalemcnt quand
elles ont leurs raciues dams le vice.
Pierrot ct Parisien etaient toujours les meilleurs
anis du monde.
Or, CONNIE lis avaient bu en- commun rheritage
dc Ia vieille tante. pourquoi done Pierrot. ~seralt-il
moins %genereux que son ami ? On a du caur, on
on n'en. a pas, mtme quand on men a plus. Ceur,
en- &c cas-, signi6e camaraderie.
Eft fhelitage de Pierrot, CONNIE tant d'autres,
passa par le cabaret. Testins ct bambochcs, celia
~s'appelle vivre. Les milionnaires peuvent-ils en-
dire %autant, eux qui Sc grisent settlement avec du
champagne7 En- ontre, quel %bonheur, avec son
argent follement depens6, dc faire homie ct envie a
des lieutenants sans le sou Pierrot ct Parisien
avaient chambre en- vile, ct cette chambre etait
voisine de celle dun officer. L'oficicr await pour
maitresse la dix-neuvieme partic dune vertu.
Comment la chose Sc passa.telle? Doh vint lie
qniproquo? Nous ne lie savons gnere, mails lie fit
est que cctte dix-neuvieme partie dune vertu SC
trompa de porte. La mutt, surtout quand on a la
vue bassc, les 6pau!ettes de laine sont do la meme
couleur que les epaulettes dor. Qui fut mtcontent.
Question oseuse. L'oficier jura de Sc venger.
En- efftt, quinze jours apres, lie soldat Pierro
passait devant un conseil de guerre.
Pierrot await souflete i'm officer.
p a-ip.
.... j.. GENTIL.
(La suite an p~rocAain nnmt,o.)
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Avis

Les contribuables qni mont pas encore r6gle
leus take de l pour 100, sont prevents que la
pinali,e de 10 pour 100 imposee par la loi sera
exigee, ct QUA partir du Ter. Aont proclaim
l'amende sera de 20 pour 100, angmentant ainsi
de 10 pour 100 pour chaQue trcnte jours de
reiard mis- au rsglemcn,.-
Les marchands, midecins, nrocats, pharma-
ciens, b%oulangers, b~ouchers, c~harrons, carros-
sierS, cordonniers, g., &, g., tous ceuX, enfin,
qui ne peuveDt TRAVELLER on professor sans
licences, ct qui mont pas encore rempli la
formali,s requise par la 'oi, sont aver,is qn'ils
sesout rappor,es i ~l'avocat de District s'ils ne
50 .ont pas conformes i Ia Ioi avant lie Ter.
Aont proclaim.
Les mons de nombreux vendeurs de cremes
a.la-glace ct de ga,eaux ont etc pris, ct Focca-
sion leur sera %fournie de faire connaissance
avec notre nouveau ;nge de paroisse, qui fera
respecter les performances du Jury de police ct
la loi de l'Etat.
W. s J.. P. LANDRY.
Collecteur.
Paroisse %Sl.Jacques, 81 Juliet 1869.
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Joachim Rome store

Reem IN grand assortment dc
Marchandises il bon marche.
Mascl,andises de prin,emps e, d'ete, ,slles
que:
Barege anglais e, GrenaIine, Jacona,s fran.
Gals, lndienncs fond blanc, etc ETC.,
Assortment conplet de chapea0x ponr
danes ct %fllettes; formes pour chspeanx,
feurs Of rubans ~assos.is. Le tout l dies prix
rsdni,s.
Cotton ecru, cotton blanc, lie IL ! 25c.
Assortment compIet De chauseures.
Fl mile antres articles 4 lies bon marehe,
trop longs i enumerer. tc.e
iron trouve 6galeme", 90 nnagasin Do NJ.
Joachim ROVE DIES MEDICAMENT&.
I'm. RoME, ponr Ia faciIi,s Les habitas,s.
,ranspoF'era 4 jomicile Ia (arine, 10 pnrc E, Ia
riande Qu'on voujra bien ini ache,sv. rain
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~" RETENUS par lie jnge de Paix
A<N du %cinqnleme disitic, de la pa,
M " raise S.-Jacqucs, depu's lie 6 JUN
1869. denx CHEVAUX. Pun es, %couleur so'tl
a lie f.on, blanc, porte a repaule eanche la
marque U. :. L'autre est IN petit eialon, ba1
de c%ouleur, ayant un default a la hanche ganclc
O. FAZEINDE,
Juge de Paix du Seine. district.
S,-Jacoues 90 JUN 1869.
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Avis.

In excellant instituteur, protestant depnis
vingt ans en- Louisiana, mum DIES
da,ions les plus meritees, bien ct honorable.
msnt comm dams nos paroisses, desire trouver
IN empl"i de professeur dams nne fam'lle.
S'adresser au bureau du s'Louisianais."
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"CAMPE MENT"
NESIAYHAXP
No. II CHI ARTRE S STREET
Relween RINVILLE and CONT

Between BiNVILLE and CONT,
NEW ORLEANS.
AUGUSTA BROUE Of the well known Res.
,anrant formerly sold Pskerinii hess leave 10
inform his friends and the public generally
that he has re.opened This Establishment al
The above mentioned place. where all the de-
iicacies OF the season can be found al the most
moderate prices,
CALL AT THE RESTAURANT OF
AugMste BrOue,
~ CHARITIES srtees. between COSTl and
III ENvlL.I.E,
and satisfied yourself that the dishes are Of
the very bes, the marke, affords.
~BOARDING BY THE WEEK
OR BY THE MONTH.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND PRIVATE
SALOONS
FOR FAMILIES AND PARTIES.
april II.
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AvR3

A vendrc, pour cause de
~~ll depart, I'm topds lie bou,ique tie
:. CHARRONNAGE ct lie FORGE.
Au prix destination.
s'sadresser a NJ. D. x. THEODORE, pres
du Convent.
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Surveying.

NJ. HEATING Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
and Professor at Jefferson College, will have
an opportunity, during the Vacation Of August
and September, Of attending to the practice
Of his profession. aaa
3 t.s. Those in need Of his services may
address him at the College.
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official.

PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
At the First Session OF the First Legislature.
Begun and held in the City Of New-Orleans,
JUNE 80, 1868.
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Avis.

Paroisse St.Jacques, 81 Juliet 1869.
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fla suite al proclaim nuu's,o.)
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From oil accounts, the young doctor has made him
ell quite unpopular in some quarters by hts assidu
GUS attention to ladies with whom he had no ac-
quaintance Gossip has It, that he on the eve OF
Deng cowhlded on two or three occasions for in
ognities offered to some OF the ladies by following
Iholn ana staring them in the eyes whenever he
could find an opportunity In all, he was rather a
gay Lothario.
BEFORE closing our letter, we wish to tender the
thanks OF THE TELEGRAPH to District Attorney
Maelaughlin, A. X. Rheem, ESQ.,, Deputy sherifY Bow
man, and Others, who kindly volunteered their aid
IN our enorts at procuring the necessary inrorma-
tlon ETC., for the use of this correspondence ana
lastly, but not least to mine host of the Bentz House
whose genial proprietor has our thanks for MANY
favors. Ivnr~
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Rourke. st. John, N. B,
ARRIVED YESTERnAv

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
sSnip Ionawanda, Julius, 81 days from Liverpool, with
ship LanSastsr jackson. 90 days from Liverpool with
Steamship saIon Sears hours from Boston, with mdso
DHss.SS 6SiSSs
Kate. '. '''-' " ''' iNN'''' 'l oNe''or' oarque
v4 ssamsF S Black DP%ORa MeEcdth "a hours from New
from bsas to Do days
Br; barque Kate, Murphy, from Shelburne, MS.
BTs BB SrewR r. g. asss Haskell % Salem S5S9 from Boston with
mdse to MeIshon CLOUD. - "''N
with G Fsr SaP the 9
g sH pSs aad % an of 2 20
sgCEard seaman, Of age Of Philadelphia Every
schr Alexander, Baker from New Haven.
ssRr Taylor 4 % Mathis 0heessmsn, from MercerspOrt
SiFsa FiSsE New York
Sr f. & Gar HdSa2S fE% Boston tS% BOSTON
hr sohr LHII3 laura IBrSSgman Harris, from Boston.
sehr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna, Del, with
schr Etie Hail SiaxgOn day from Frederick, with
Sehr r, j. Conner, Pardee, day from Magnolia. with
Scbr Chief. Townsend, day from Indian river. with
grain RAIN to & Jas l. sssewley ssN.u s.u su 1.. ~,
grain to Jas L. Bcwiey Bi' N' i''-A -''"''' D0N' "'n
PASSENGERS SAILED.
RT sss "a Ss for
Topts j. IL Haibuan Miss Naudan j. 4: PennooE and
ady Harry B. Pepper; Robert Anthony Mrs Bornd,
Annie watt; Miss Mary wait Miss PriteSard; j. J.
Mccormick John Roper; w. M Cowgirl X. B. Allen j.
j. Priestley; VIM. Culleny; and Robert Bancroft.
oOrrepondsssss seek, e TIE Essrqg 1sssrqgn ,,,
tonight for Baltimore, light.
Kate Westeryelt, with HI, iron, a. for , Philadelphia.
R E Bhxss& o JsTlsa Rav 9Th. following
baTges leave In tow tonight eastward =
Roger
Martha Lamb with coal, for Wilmington.
Gwen Brady, with coal, for Philadelphia. L.S.C.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Charles IL. Southard, Woodworth, hence at New
Ship Westmoreland, Letournau, hence arrived up at
Steamship Juniata Hoxie, cleared at New Orleans 3Oth
ut for Philadelphia via Havana, with ia bales cotton
800 bbls fire clay 20 bales moss 30 hhds bone black, 259
and sundry mdse. Passengers for Philadelphia-Miss
Nanny, Q. ii; Cough, NJ p. De Costa, VIM i; Walker.
Steamship Pioneer Barrett, cleared at WILMINGTON, N.
tine s0a do rosn 10 do tar 81 bales COTTON 10 do
1870 shingles 1OS pkgs dried fruit and 10 pkgs mdse
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
With reference to Notice to Mariners No 49, dated May
1862 respecting the intention of the Imperial Ottoman
Government to place ghtvessel of the Black Sea
trance of the Bosphorus the Imperial Ottoman Govern
ment has given further notice that about the sh
Sept ember 1862 ghtyesse from which two lights are
fixed white lights separate masts elevated % feet
above the The position of the ightyesse given,
is in latitude Al deg 80 min north longitude % deg min
bears W by s. 4 s. % miles; Shillee light Sc ss6 miles
By order, i' '' q ~ W. B. sHUBRICK, Chairman
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, ID. O., Oct IA, 1869.
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MERINo GOODS AND HOSIERY.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,os see First Paoc
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106 Our New Price List. tOs
II. A. FLElSHER & CO.,
No. 1O5 N. EIGHTH Street East Side

MERINo GOODS
Ladies' Merino Vests high neck long sleeves NJ Goa al
$l'l0, $l15, and 81 25 splendid quality.
Ladies' Merino Vests, high neck long sleeyes rev,Iar
made, 81 30 and upwards, superb English fabric.
Ladies' Merino Drawers 81, 81 25 and upwards excel
lent quality. "
Misses Merino Vests 3d. 49, 49, and dOc very cbea,
Misses Merino Vests, FULL regular made all sizes 5lc
bargain.
Misses Merino Drawers, all prices
Merino Suits for Boys and Misses.
Boys Merno Vests 75 S5 and 9Oc, very good qualify
Boys Merino Vests, regular made, ST. S1O5 SIiO ex.
ceedingly low, very fine English fabric.
Mems Merno Shirts, 95c., ST. and upwards; also the
celebrated Enfield make all sizes, 81 25 together with
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS NORFOLK and NEW
BRUNSWICK, and other celebrated makes in Ladies' and
Gentlemens wear
HoSIERY HoSIERY HOSIERY!
Ladies' Hose splendid quality, 25c.
LADIES Hose full regular made, 80, 40 and 5Oc very
Best Iron Frame, full regular 4Oc selling everywhere
Misses full regular made, 49, 25 o. and &c., very fine
and heayy and not regular, lS 20 25c and upwards.
HOSE, Bic, SELLING EVERYWHERE FOR Bike;
STILL BETTER, 37H and 400. ''
Ladies' Gents and Misses extra length also splendid
| assortment Of Ladies' ELEEOED. WOOLLEN, MTtRINO,
and FANCY STOCKINGS. -
A large and handsome assortment of Gloves; Linen
| Handkerchiefs, 8, 10, 12, Is, Is. 90, and 25c.
HI. A. FLEISRER & CO.'S,
No. 1O5 N. EIGHTH Street.
10 81 thsst5p Three doors above Arch, east side
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OLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, Savannah PHILADELPHIA
and Southern Mail Steamship 90
Steamer Diamond State Wood, Baltimore A. Croves II.
Barque Lepanto, Bell, Antwerp, Workman a 90 ''1'
Br barque Geo. Bell, Oann. Antwerp j. E Baziey A. On
brig Circassinn, Bunker, Boston, Day, Huddel d 90
Schhr y ~ haiI, Powell, Boston, do.
Schr Ida May, Drsko, Boston, do
Schr u. A. Danenhower Smith, Cambrid0e. do
Schr Flora, Smith, Chelsea, do
Schr E. q. Irwin, Atkins, CambrdReport. do
Soohhnl y iLnVmpson, ansant, Oambr1dgeport, do
Schr y. M. Fitzpatrick, Smith, Oambrdeeport' do
Schr Y. f. jackson, Blackman, Cambrdgeport do
Schr i. ID: Small Tice, Danversport do
Schr L. Warner, Dickinson Hartford, do
SSoobhI. y; Onse, hnulooIL, faWtucket, do.
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HATS AND OAPs.

wv WARBURTONs IMPROVED VENTI-
EAlated and easyfttns Dress Hats lPatened) in all
the improved fashions OF the OHhsNUh street.
ueKt door 70 the Post Olice. NPtR
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For additional Marine Net0s see First PGoe
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIsD DAY
Sun RISES. ..........."..636 Moon SETS. .,,,,. 70a
Sun Sets HIGH WATER .......... 4I2
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WILLIAM w, PAUL.
III. o. BUTCHER, COMMITTEE OF THE MoNru
y. k. STOKES,
COMMITTEE OK ARBrTRATIoNs.
D. " Zones, Ui1,ss, George L. Buzby, r, A. Souder.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Per steamship Tonawanda. jennings for Savannah
Adolphe Berg Mrs. L. r; Robinson and boy; Miss NJ j
lady; Harry b. Pepper Robert Anthony Mrs Bornd ser
want, and child; Miss Jane Watt; Chas II. Nauman Mis-
Annie Watt; Miss Mary Watt; Miss Pritchard j. j
Mccormick John Roper; w. NJ: Cowgirl r. b. Allen j
j. Priestley; Wm Culleny; and Robert Bancroft.