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REGISTERS NOTICE.

| PEGISTER'S OFFICE,
II NEW CASTLE County, July goth, 1860,
Upon application of Gideon Il. HukiIl, Execu-
tor of the last Will and Testament of John +
llukill, late of Saint Georges Hundred in said
county, deceased; it is ordered and directed bv
the Register that the Executor aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters Testamcntary
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements TO he
posted within forty days from the date of sucb
Letters, IN six of the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons bay-
ing demands against the Estate, to present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in sncb
case made and provided. And also cause The
same to be inserted within the same period in tbe
Middletown Transcript, newspaper published in
Middletown, and TO be continued therein two
months. -ein '"o
C~oo Given under the hand and Seal of Of
L. S. flee of the Register aforesaid. at New
~ Castle, in New Castle County, aforesaid
the DAY and year above written.
II. G. FRATT, REGISTER.
N0IlCE.-All persons having claims aoains,
.he hst2te OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executor on or before .Inlv
2oth, 1870 or abide the Act of Assembly in sncI
cases made apd provided '''eA
y.,, u. i. IUk1LL Executor.
""'' Address-Middletown Del
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L86 Acres, 2 Roods and IL Perohes,
A Fine Fishing Shore and
Three Landings.

1t is about two and a-half miles from Chester
vile, three miles from the Railroad Depot at MEL
lington, and two miles from Crumpton. conyc-
nient to Schools. Churches Sc
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FOR SALE.
100000 Healthy Peach Trees,
OF CHOICE VARIETIES.
ES" Send For Price Lists, dc.

Ib Send Tor Pflce LlSts, dc.
L. r, COCHRAN,
Middleton, Del.
sept. l8-6m#
Delawarean, Cecil Democrat, Smyrna Times
Chestertown News and Transcript, Centreville
Observer, and Sussex Journal pub. 3m. and send
bill to advertiser.
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II; s. FISHERS PATENT SELF-SEALING
fhESEhp ING TIN CANS, of which We are the
sole agents for Middletown and vicinity.
This celebrated Can has been in use for the Ia ct
hve years, and all who have tried it speak in the
highest terms of its superior merits.
40 persons who have been using cans that have
10 be soldered mp, we say try this, and we war
rant you will not buy cans that put you to the
trouble and expense of having them soldered up
every year. W
oo5z; gne Ail cans warranted that are put up ac-
n Also, Stone Jars in quarts and half gallons.
i Bottle Wax, Corks, and Iron porcelain lined
Preserving Kettles in all sizes.
we are constantly receiving new lots of the
above articles which we Offer for sale at the low
est market rates on the most reasonable terms.
Sept. ll--y
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WILMINGTON
Commission House.
j. Il. HH0g S,R'DN.

DRoPRIEToR of the Wilmington Tea House
L has also opened COMMISSION HOUSE
adjoining, for the sale Of F0'''
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A Peach Orchard of 500 Trees.

WeIl selected and seven years old.
There are five fields, under fair ordinary fcnc
ing, and sufficient Timber for fencing
THE DWELLING is a good onc-story Frame
in good condition, with two rooms below and
two above. A good Kitchen is attached. There
is Stable, Corn House, and Gunary. Mr.,
Thomas A Meredith, who resides on the farm,
will show it to whoever may call
THE TERMS OF SALE :-One-l.alf cash ON
the day of sale, or in sixty days, at the option
of the Trustee one-fourth on the first of Janua-
ry next and the balance on the first of January.
1871 with interest from the day of sale, to be Sc
cured by the bond Of the purchaser with security
to be approved by the Trustee.
GEORGE VICKERs, Trustee.
Chestertown, Sept. 25, lSG0-ts
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The Patent Hero and Heroine Fruit
Jars, (Self-Sealing.)

The Hero and Heroine Jars challenge and de-
~ all competition. Mark the effective simplicity
of their performance. Any child can use them
The fruit is placed in the jar and properly heated.
when the cover is applied, and it seals itself The
Hero and Heroine Jars are the most perfectly air.
tight jars ever presented to the public, and cbal
ilenge any, aRd all jars to trial of their merits
by any test,
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A DESIRABLE FARM
AT
Trustees Sale.

J(Y virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court fol
- Kent county, as Court of Equity, the un-
hcrsigned as Trustee will offer at Public Sble to
the highest bidder, ON
Tuesday, October the 12fR,, GSG9.
ut II o'clock, a. NJ. at the tiyoshcll House" in
Chestertown, the Farm of Thomas A. Meredith.
lying on Chester River, containing
l86 Acres, 2 Roods and IL Perohes,
adjoining the lands of William T. Spry and J. +.
Newman Esqs. The soil is good and adapted to
the different kinds of grain, and a portion good
for truck About onc-third new land. Grass and
clover grow finely The land has all been lined
Ihls farm has many advantages. 1t is situated
on Chester River and has On it
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ucu TO.
S T O V ES.
THE NATIONAL.
CONTINENTAL,
ORIENTAL,
CHARM,
GEN,
sun,
LITTLE GIANT,
BRILLIANT,
Prize and the Victor Cook.
Orders will be received and promptlv illod f,r
any kind of Stove that may be ordered "
GALVANIZED RUSSIA AND SHEET IRON
ZINC,
COAL HODs, SELVES,
o'A'I''oi 1io Elis,
TEA KETTLES, BAKEPANs, WAFFLE IRONS
SAD IRONS, BRASS \ ENAMELLED
PRESERVING KETTLES,
EN4HELLED SAUCE PANS
TEA BELLS, JAPANNED CHAMBER BUCKETS
sPITTo0Ns, WATERS, LANTERNS,
FLOUR AND PEPPER BOXES
SAND CUPS, MATCH s4FEs (oast rron,)
NOLASSES CUPS
PEACH CANS.
(soldered and SelEsealing)
'ATE8T CLOTHES FRAMES, &c. &c. Sc
Atteation is respectfully called to our now
FAMILY & RESTAURANT STOVE
Which is especially adapted to stcwing, fryipp
nd broiling oysters 's'
No wood, no COAL no coal gas no stow n;,o
o ashes, no dirt, no wood boxes, no coal Sent,
les, no klndllng wood but friction match. and
nc IRE IN full blast in half minute, oven hot in
Ho minutes, steak broiled in seven minutes
read baked in thirty minutes the fire extin
.lsheh III moment. 1t has no rival in all
inds of cooking, and in economy, conyenience ai
eatness, safety and durability.
Please call and examine it in operation ot
'homas H. Rothwell's Stove Store. F
MIDDLEToWN, DEL.
Sole owner of the stoye for the State. NJ
Prompt attention to business, moderate prices, I
'mpetent workmcn, and determination to !
ease, may at all times be expected by those who
ay favor him with their custom.
Aug. 2s-vy
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a CARD TO THE MAD1ES,

hR DUrOSCpS GOLDEN PERI DICAL
~ PILLS for Females. Inf,liblc in correcip,
rre.E!nriiieS, removing obstrucions of the moi tn
turns from whatever cause and always succcs nj
rs a preventive One pill is u dose Female. ps.
cuin'y situated, or those snpposin thems elves so
nre clut'' ned a.ainst using these Pills while II,
that condition lest 'hy invite miscarriage amer
which admonition the pro. rie,or assumes no re.
sponsibity although heir mil,lness would ID, event
any ni-chef to hcalfh: otherwise the Pills arc re
comm, aided as most invautbe remedy for The Al.
levMsen Of iho's suffering from any irregularities
whateper "a well as to prevent IN Increase of fami
ly when health will not permit ir; quictinr The
nerves and bringing back the rory color Of heath
to the Cheek If the most delicate.
p, Fnil anc eXlhict dire ctins accompany each box
Price 3 per box: 9 boxes. S.
Sold IN i'etroleun Centre, by A. n. MILLER 4
co 300 Agents for Petroleum Centre Pa.
lnd'e by sendn. them 81 to the PETROL, am Cen.
tire T. D. caa have tho pills .ent rcontruti ,IIyI \,
mail - any part .ftl c country. free of charge =
ID so'd alsn by r. c ~ 4: Cark, I'itnsyille.
Unn"; 1 Frank in; Dr. J.. Acomh. tiidioufe H. +.
iirz"lion; warren; and by zone Driggi,t' in every
town In the litc,l States, and by (
Ju4 - ID. HOWE, Irop'r. New Yorl
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DUFFAAO AND F2EE EAELaeGA9,
- On and after Monday, Nov. 13r, 1855,
Passenger Trains viii run on shis road as follows:
LEAVE EHiE-GOiNG EAST
t,NA A. III. NI;1Ic TXDnE-S. stopDipg nj
A'1" Rlpley, WesIG9'd Duut,',k ana silver
crecl;, "rrNhls q ''ufao 1t IS a. n.
9M,SE =. NJ, y " lD9K EMPRESS, stoD.
aV'Of1 ~ g AZ Wostnn'd Brocton D niiirl, Sil.
veY; ssk: ard Ahgoia,ariiyine III Buffalo
1.,eI P ii. CiNCIVNATl vYprEt4. 4...,.,,.
''@ pins al EOrth"ns. We -. "
Dunkir; and >iirtrr:eE. a,.4 a.
Buffalo NJ io,45 u. ,l.
G,N,A a: NJ, MAIL AND ACCOM- i ,nA.
Bn,rS,o mS STOPPING 10 Al al Stations arriving at
3.l5 ? NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
"" Northeast Ripley, Westhed, Dunkirk,
80. siyercreek III, s 4 sna Angola, arriving at Bu
LEAVE BUFF lLo-GoINa WEST
HsbsCk +. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
A~'~" gola, Siv@creeis, Dunkirk, Brocton.
Wesheld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
A0AP Gr NAIL AND AccoMMoDA
GSs.at ,t0BRinf Bso 3 at all 'tat0a' arriving
0s.M 4. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping at
VOW al stations, and arriving at Erie ~ lo,2o
OsOn ? II, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS ,toD
OsVV ping at Angola, Silvercreek, Dunkirk.
Brocton, Westield and Northeast, arriy.
Ing ut Erie at ], 20 A. NJ.
(sGsA A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stoppins at
aO silvercreek, Dunkirk and Westfeld, ar.
irving ut Erie at 4,4o A. nj.
ha''road tlme is 10 minutes faster than Ellie time
....lU X N. BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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A,SO p. M. "'
TEAMS going West on Pittsburgh. Fort Wau,
and Chicaen Railway pass Hnmewood at l,OO
ana o.!x S.31 a. m. and 3.5S p m Pass Man.
m Pass Cres,line at 1910 "a, and 1906,
5'SD and i,l5 p M, and arrive at Chicago a,
100 and S;<O p m, and G.20 and II, 40 a. M
a., +. Il MYERS, Gcn1 Ticket Agent,
March, 1S6S-tr Pittsbnr',h %
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E1rie ard Pittsburgh IL. "a.
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, nov. pei, 1865
" tr.us VIII on this road as follow:
LEAVE EIuE.-sorr,lwARD.
1923 a. m, pittsburgh EXprcss -tOlls Of all s.a
uons, and arrives at j.. !: y. W. " R.Tralis
fer a; 1.3j p m, at New Castle at 3, lj p m.
and at titsburgh at 8 90 p. n.
4 80 Il. N, accommodation fium jamestown ar.
rve1 at !, s G. y. Il. Il. Transfer at 5,oG a..
PITTSBURGH al 1910 a. m.
5-iJ p m, Mixed Train leaves Erie FOR shron
stopping at all intermediate stations and ~ .
irving alto a. IN
tl.f NoErnwARD. 2. u = ifh
III D Erie Express leayeJ New Castle Mt 9,4J II. .
\. ~ 6 W. r. Il. Transfer at 10 a III,
and arrives at E,ie at 2,3J y M, making
oseconnection for Bpf, and Mag. Falls
HOO M Erie Accommodation leaves \. Castle nj
7,25 pm, A 1 G.. W r. II. Transfer at s,JU
I'M, jamestown AT $40 u. m
$3.50 p. IN. Mixed Train leaves Sharon f,r Erie, mr.
riving at 1850 pm.
Pittsburgh Express south connects ut Jamestown
at i2,5o pm. with j. d +. Exprcss. for Crank.
m nnd Cil CITY Connects at Transfer at 30 p III.
ren, Ravenna and Cleveland
Erie Express north coun.cts at A. & C. " Trans
er 1T l1,lo m, win Mail east for ldeadvie,
lranl.lin, and Oil City. and at jamestown with J
Il 7. Express for franklin.
Trains connect at Rochester with trains 70,
Wheeling and ail points in est Virginia. mud nj
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia. Harr.,
Central Railroad. I'fT - T07'--
Ers Express North, connec* a. Girard with
Lake Shorc trairs Westwrrd for 'Iieyelaud
gh:cago anc all points in theme-t; at Eiie wni
Philadelphia q Eric Railroad fOr Cory, Warren
irvineton 'iilioite, SC, and with BIifao & Erie
HasGst E. vr ,or Grifao, punkir Niagara Falls and
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Merchants Lawyers, Justices OF the Peace, I .aa
,a-en.'' Ill Nea era ard & gents Insurance Agents
">pre'siIen III sher parties in want, are Informed
LAT we are prepared no exccutc to der all kinds Of
ANKs, business or legal, rsqut-ed 10 tlls s,n,
mrn',y, .
3"nan. 2,roneg resn.canlly soliritea, TT.
L1K-IELs. Il PrIMMEP
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RAILROADS..

| ~A'V H. IL
/ GREER RAILROADS 0ONsUiiDATsD. VII
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE m
THE OIL REGION. ~
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1sa,
IT, geNsssR.Sw TIME TABLElr ajg So
l1NNl AND LATTER MONDAY, nov srp
I\J 1868. trains viii run ns follows:
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY Il PETROL pry
l. CENTRE TIrUSvlLLE AND CORRY.
R.kl A. NJ, Express arrives Tfdiouie at / a.,
O'VV NJ, Oeopolis at O. 10 q. m, tconnrctins
~ 10 a. M, Petrosnm % % Centre nu,eI Ia ;, S,i cg
Boyd Farm lo.25 a m, Miller Farm da' da'
Ia asa. m, Tinsyille llOS.A In, arriyiO, IN,
1.sn p f!i Mksi,, 4 iaas ars,p.. Z f. a,a,ou.e %
for Pfhole City,, OIL City 4.3, p. NJ, r,
\ ftT srSss% een'ss ys. SIs p. n; q Boyd fra'
"A'' VINE soi, p. m, arriving at Cory T /
0.o> A. A. n, t. Accommodation rom OF, c,,,v
Vs~s rives at Petroleum Centre TOT m Eyt
Farm los a. IN, Tlt,svlc lisa NJ
GOING s0ITM From COisRY, TfTTUsv1LIr
PETROLEUM GENTLE OIL CITY.
RsDk A. NJ, arrives at Titusve SIS n M
V'~o Miller Farm si5 IN, Boyd Farm 0 o.,
s.i- n m, Petroleum Centre 4, OF a m, OH tiir
s4s = m, Oleololis 10 % a. m. TS
oUtc Ii.oo III lrNlllcOn IL 40 IN
1O.O0 p NJ, arrives NJ Tnusville auJ
A~s~V m, Miller Farm $50 pm, Boyd Fam
l,rssn s2N pm, Petroleum ientre 25J y m
| Ts BA'Oil City 3.S, .. M, leave Oil CNv aS
m, arrives Oleopolis 4.O1 , IN, [connea
viii train for pithOlsk tidiUute 3;n
m aud lrvineon 6e6p. nj
ksOS p. NJ Accommodation fom CORY A.
Wv" rives 1iiu-yie 1.o7 p m, Miller Fam
az p. m, Boyd Farm los IN, Petrcl,.
nm Centre 7.5s m, arriving at Oil City
20. "a eCVNNRCTIONA GS
Trains North cunnect Vi CORY eth p:lilatlclpsh
4 Erie X. r.. mndArlaptIc 4 Great western RaiI
way, East and West, aud also with Buffalo, Cor,
and Pittsburgh railroad or Buffalo
Trains connect at Oil City with franklin Branch
for franklin. Mcidvillc. aud the West, ard M Ir
yincton with Phil. n Erie X East ana West, =
Standard tiTsc TWENTY minutes fister tlan yrarL
I'm Branch and A. sc W. r. X. time.
Passcngefs will hnd this road safe pleasant opd
she shortest ROME to aud frOm the oil region
All tralns West from IrvinCton leave after arrival
Of trains on L. 4 r.. X. X.
Be sure and Nk for Through Ticksts via Oil cseel
q Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Ron.
to the OIL Region
II: +. SWEETZER, Gen1 Superintendent
Z. j. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent. me-,
VI :. 2
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IsHAM CO. have the largest stock Of REVOI,
L VERs 10 VcDaneo enunty
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RUY the Howard American w at,h, the best
ID made, Of ISHAM u co.
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the same is hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys, in the treasury not otherwise apff"'
priated, 10 be paid to Victor Gerodias, late
State lax collector Of the Second District, city
Of New Orleans, upon the warrant Of the
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
SEC. 9. Be II further enacted, ETC., Tha,
this act shall take elTsc, from aud after It's
passage. ZAP
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR s. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved Octobre 80, 1863.
Signed II. c. WARMOTl1,
Governor Of the Stale Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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AVIS AU PU DLIC!!

La Sociela existant en- cet,' paroisse IONS
la raison sociaIe AuBEhT ell Tc,s.,ER Giant
disSon,e par limitation de terme, NJ. J. TGs-
sIEE rosie seul charge de la Liquidation ei
assume tou,c la respon>ab,l:ie.
II cuntinnsra, on son rom IT pm, -~" rronlr
compte, le meme genre Failures dams les deux
maeasius bien connns dn rnbtic.
ii profile de Occasion pour remesrier Ia
population de Si.Jac9nss dn t'enve'lla"i
patronage gn'ell. lni u accotde, II IL espers
on'elle vonhsa bien hi continnsT fes memes
~lavenrs, car il fera tons ses efforts rons sen
rendre digne.
Son Stock lie Merchandise secaes. ronMam-
ment tenouyela, es, bien assor,i, ftas, va,it.
ne renierman, que des marchanaises Ne
premiere qnal,,e.
Les prir sont Yfanits aur hernifres Amies
du bon marchf. r--~
NDIENNES bon TENT a 10, lO4, IS, l74I
BAREGES, Grenadines, iacouats de Is 4 80
cents.
BATlSrES imprimtcs, haute ncur.Smf, l so
cents IL yafie.
MOUSSEi.lNE Suisse, Mal-Mn', PeEeales,
Mansions, Hriilantis.
COTTON balisie, Tarlaiaues, ioites b.ancles 81
c%ouIenr, hinge de table.
BRlN, Mousselines e, Bobine,s d Mous,i-
Qnaire.
COTONS blancs Is de l24 q Is.
" - "a Tres fins IN, 20, Is
cents.
Grand Assortment de cotonnades d his bas prir.
HABILLEMENTS confec,,nnas, cho,x varie
lie damages pour hnmmese ct ~enianls, de 80
cents a 81 so la yafde.
1lNGE conl-ctonnt, articles pour deuii,
grand- v,rieie.
lCHApEAUX feutre ~ffancais ponr hommss ct
%enfAn,s. 4 DIES ptix exceptiopnels.
BONNETERlE., MERCERlES CAsx..x,.,
pour i,omnes, gatcons, danes e. flIei,e.,
! les meilleures qualities scniemen,, Ell dams
DIES prix raani's d Ia poriee de tons.
QUlNCAIiLERlE, S%ELLER1E, PARFU.
MERLE. PHARMACiE, VAISSELLE,
GROCERIES, WINS. e, liqueurs, etc.
F., une gfanle quan'ile a'an,res articles
( don't remuneration seralt 'rop Tongue.
r aTLs tout anr prir les Plus moifrfs,
NJ. J. TElsslER, Pnnr salisfairre c, angmen.
ter sa nombrrOse clientele, ne nfgli.ers sien
' de ce owl peu, Sire agreeable ., n,iIs an public.
!, Bon, ct Ban narchf!. Tells est sa devise.
. par IN jcnne hnmme recomlnandab!e, voyage
dams Ia paroisse.
" Les relations commercials Ga'il entrctieut
ayec les prcmie,es maisons de Ia NonvcI!o.
' ORLEANS, ct sa tongue experience dams re genre
n d'aaairss hi re,met,ent de yendra lonies SEES
ma'chsndises d M prix qui de6e louie con.
currencp.
Venez, examiner, E. vous serez convaincus
Ter mai. J. TElSSIER.
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Avis.

lMN-N A vcmdrc, pour cause de
Depart, one pr"p!le,s dsMs les
Wf&85s4& e%"virons du College Jefferson,
%paroissc S.-Jacques, rive gauche.
Celtic .prqprite mssuse un demi arpent de
face au Aenve sur 40 de profondeur, ct possede
une maison tres comfortable, une cuisine, I'm
four. plusieurs Ldiissss Ell tou,es les ameliOra.
iions necessaires 4 una residence.
A dos conditions tres avantageuses.
S'adresser au bureau du Louisianais.
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and no, vested in real estate situated within
The State and then belonging 10 II in the NTH
column, they shall put the aggregate Sa'os
for which the company is liable to DO taxed
which value, thus ascer'ainel, shall be LEVIED
except as is provided by law.
To be continued,
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Far The sum If $40 paid upon entering the
Es,ahlishmeu, orocures a bed complete.
Each Boarder should furnish Two pairs Of
sheets, Two blankets, one mosq"it".bar, six
towels, combs and brushes, a table-knifs
sroon and fork; and q sufficient quantity Of
linen aud clothing.
Washing is charged separately; and each
article should be marked wHh The name Of the
pupil.
MONTHS COMMENCED MUST BEPArp IN FULL.
Glasses commence al 8 o'clock in the NOR
niny. and end u 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Night STUDY from 6 10 8 o'clock-Q" 'Sat"r
In. iIass mil noon. ao1t % 50.
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Official.

Official.
-:o:-
fpuBI1sHHD By AUTHORITY
AaE9
PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Al the First Session of the First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City Of Newt Orleans.
ts JUNE 90, 1868.
%
No. 1876 AN ACT
For The Releif Of Victor Gsfodia', Of the city
Of New Orleans.
WHEREAS. Victor Gerodias, late State TAI
collector Of the Second District, city OF New
O.,eans, was compelled 10 disbotse the sam Q
tvsvtv five hundred dollars to es'ra clerk
asd in! ..ef purchase If books and stationery
10 efee, Z final settlement with the Stat" to
The tasss Il one thousand eight hundred an
sky one, one thousand eight hundred AM
Laixly..xEo, - thousand eight hundred am
sis,yi,hiss. and s'ens thousand eight hund'e'
and sixty iout /; ,hsrrta's. a
SECTION l. Be u enAoIs1 by he Senate an'
Hoxx n Representatives # as Slsis e5 Lori
sssas in GsssvsIl Asssmbty esssmsl, This
III sum Of twenty-five hundred dsllan b. IN
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Tia suite au proclaim num's'o. }

TROUVEE une jnmen,, %couleur
W. snrsl fonce, taiIle moyenne, agec
yAW de 4 on 5 ans.
"~ S'adresser, ponr Favor, d Mr..
0R Pierre SCHEPP. St.Jarqnes, rive
gauche. aodt %.
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LOUISIANA COLLEGE
No. l34 Ro0PIYAL Street. between
Dauphine and Burgundy.
NEW-ORLEANS,
DIRECTED BY ]. A. CHOPIN.

The Louisiana Academy, on account,
Of its vas, proportions and The co,"to't winch
il affords, is now the finest Establishments the
kind, il New. Orleans.
The instruction is the most thorough that
can be desired. The Languages and sclences
are inculcaled with the greatest care. a INST
and %pa,ernal discipline is constantly exercised
Professors Of English Of the greatest merit
are attached to The Institution.
NJ. j. A. chopin reserves to himself
the direction Of the French Glasses.
DAY SCHOOL,
The terms Of admission for Erterns, vary
from q to 10 per month, according to their
different classliicalions.
For all Slalionsry, etc, furnished, an audi
,ional charge Of 50 cts, will be made.
This condition applies more particularly TO
pupils Of the higher classes.
3. Is for payment are given to Inc pnp''s, al
the end Of each month. They indicate, also,
the conduct and progress during The month
elapsed. g.t T..
BOARDING SCHOOL.
Price # board per month, payable in advance
SIS
Stationery, etc., ...."............". !
l@-Books furnished al the cost Of parenls,
STUDIES.
English, French, Mathematics, Arithmetic
Book Keeping, Geographic and Penmanship art
comprised ia the folemenlioned conditions.
H FOLLOWING COURSES ARE SEPARATELY
5 CuAucED.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-28
AN AET
No. 196 |

To provide a Revenue for tie Support If the
State Government, aud the manner VI
collecting the AMI .
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-28
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