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- peci.Iiy ueen:nR HI as 3 door. Ies % hayo
lants- fe
The Ian ps and tes ard persusded myself nzd
been pistakeu. But somehow 1 did cot ike 70
MIX Of ttat face At the door; and shuoned
Pess!sF saa n NE nqal''' whether the h'a'enaa had
town 10 pass The Lon1ou eeasou with ny
nayen1 Nno bad 1aAeu 4 houlc thero: aud
Te hhd engaged to pay YtMt9 70 Yxf.out
rejst,nnk in tEe country atttwaru before rrturn.
iee % to Nano1bers n ior he cuo-nans1nx IN s.ptear
per. - ,ts n.iohnorhnnd Nh 1os M ~
&c stlll te1ns!hIs - -. - sh,eS Tsn,sin N.cnsmsr
pafu14 QI1tl al tonS Ia r. ns-ten
es ,o.n % @sse as =, OF ~ ',e. ran NJ and It an
cary hour, becouse some o1 Sae patty noo
a IoEg nde hone AftelV4ruA l d.ned Alone
It our 1sual due- l walked Ii tae GatQeo Mtue
vim our l.yoe tsts Fqs.y ana tne9 tdIsd ~
u,teff htr nnipC to nod Looking 4. ny watch
raw II va ey,ea1x :. O'CLOCK, And knowing tnas
~ huspand N Ont BE- "a home in half ~
hour or eo, prrlrrred Taltin6 up tor h!u
n;aro sons T. rouse ~ 0Gn %;,e}E pos,y. xhd VAS
serY fond of mnae. sat M s,rs,caed h..tp'
psced ps liz ts q ~ e aer Psgne Several
, 1870-01-16
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lacy Wpolo 1I1faft 10 ole N1t00Qf LOO % 6Cn E11t-
non, coctent 10 zee little Or no1nirK ihas EM new
OF frarurE- md avotdirE tne fatigue Of au ak
tended PEDESTRIAN trip, lhs atm greater fGtfSua
o. Walt 70 ODE OF TIE great capttaiA aed Of de.s
Hpens IN eDc1nou1 art aalle91ez. With sueh IN
object came from tetpstc to Go:ha, 1nd In pu1-
suacce o. the s&ne proceeded alterWGrd to Cns-
sell.
Camel Ia the capital ana resldeucs-ci.y Of the
Prtncedom ues.en; Il AsoA' ID on tee R,ver Fal.
6A-4 Tiscf OF tsat eoovelte1I width thsS tie fef-
JREn stretch Yopea 4ctoss It 4 htsie nbayA Ihe
water, and 10 puil tht,r boasa Ac1o4a By kns,tnz
hold Of these: ~ the no4t reaches s,reaoy th.fd
q the dl&tAoce, Eore OF les6, tue voF sEe II not
loe6 una Tue tnNn Is snaolntely pntnteresung;
pouttinicE TO t'e nu1e, patk n'ong the river side,
bns the PARK II poth1nR puI tt~eA and gra1A There
u N open p.Ace Ii the city OF exsctly circular
fa1m tn which tie ectn Is little noticeable. Al
o4har uuch lafgts eQuare b closed On one uto
81 the P1,nce1 palace. IN mt OF which thers are
an unuEuauJ large nanoer Of guards, 10 prevent
people from Anokink TOO Dear Il; rom which
auppcka we Aro 70 couc!cd1 that the Prince h An
nntl-tobeccontat In the Eiddle Of the square u 4
ztatue Of Prizes F11ed1icS Il ui6c-17so), who,
JAEoyR othtf MeEoIxhle &cn.eVeUenas aoad
go ooo tha1ers' worth RI h~ fellow Hesstans 70
the English to7 te1Y,ce In the American Val.
Prom Cassel mkds = day = e1cur1ioo to the
WI1aelnaootht, 1un1per restotnee oi tne Pr,nce,
focr OF arc miles stst Of Csssel; remarkable for
<ss pazk, with enc stuhclal I nter Eort1 From
tbs IE1!Kay stst1on, mile dSAut from tne loot OF
the hui. the eject 10 cost peeuNAE At the further
end Of 4 long. AtA1ght Avenue u seen tne re II
deoce-eslaoe; dlrrc'ly behltd It rts>s pretty Ah-
rupr1y tie hill, sla feat nizn, tnict!y wooded
no lace of this hlIlsIde cleft BY what sppeAg 70
DO perpendicular ssence CON uenc:pe behind the
r,sYsca ard mounting straight to the Top Of tho
t6uirence. Tetk ayenae Il formed s1nqly ~ cut.
r,t.u n17y the .seea: thtre II real pAatn1e- At
the summit of the whole II srsnse a1oc'ure- oo-
:..,onsl IN anape, formed BY tnEee s1sens OF
e,cnes one above the other, ali from rpuEh}y-oevn
stnne, The nkt pls,f1rm ~ the Top - csosnea oJ
a torer n,ussy feet h,sn- On the top Of tae 'oaes
etana ootos, st..a' o. o. nstsa,ee o1,,,ns 81
~ ,mmeuss bEufe ID plainly disunsutanao'e
from M psn Of the surrounding oouuu1. From
- fnot al th1 H0tsnt Castle " - Il u mos qis
ts<sd, proceed fhs sa'er so..s: ~ u sss.s
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0ASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
L PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Or
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian h9se.
fniiy realizing the which controlled the ect 70
mova has reached enviabe standard OF ca"os1nsi
usefulness while by unsurpassed ad vantagee 2. os
ton "a we'll rs the character Of the studiee put
sued it continues hold every guaranty ZOE tne
nhyaica moral and intellectual development OF the stu
de1ts committed to the Brothers care.
Faculty. includes Preparatory Commercial and Cone.
r:s:e course literary on tne
First Monday October in every year and ending on
the First August next ensuing In view ..
Greater facilities students classes will be KEPT open
during vacations offering desirable opportunity 70 ~
rents guardians of anticipating the OF Ie
acaden ic year entering their sons and
loving wholesome exercise in the bracing
The Gulf coast Will admitted to all the OF
two months preparatory studies-a large CANINE De
ter to meeting, at once che requirements Oh
the regular course. - .-.,.s -.
is warranted by the times
TERMS:
for term of Ave months invariably in advance.
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee, to be paid once only ~
vacation at College, with preparatory studies from o
LIST of August LIST of October. ."
CHARGES. -.
Music-Piano Der term of five months. --.----. ~
Violin. (strings furnished 70
Flute, or any other wind instrument =.
Drawing. =; :; r; ii 20
corner Foucher and Streets New Orleans ana
| for circulars and other particulars address
~ BRO. ISAIAH. President.
iyIaIv Pass Christian College,
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This invaluable production the result Of many yean
application 10 BY NO mesns new % the oloneaor e
his friends by whose advice he has been Induced 70 pr
sent 1t the pnbc in such form and at such prices
will meet public want This Bitter is an nnsuIpaass
STOMACH TONIC and stimulating prepAratloa.
more agreeable healthy and palatable appetser =.
have long since been established their matersl comp
OF orr citizens. Their acknowledKed exOenen1
should give them preference over many Bitters Wind
are being sold such prices leave NO profit - ~
one the distant proprietor.
This wonderful vegetable restorative since 1t has
before public Tonic, the quantity sold has b
beyond expectation. and has in every instance given
greatest satisfaction. For dyspepsia, general debility
chills and fever Affections torpor Of the live
constipation Of the bowels fever and ngue and all che
maladies these Btters will be found invaluable
all who desire stimulating tonic and are partic1iar
recommended to all persons travelling by Land and ~
Wherever introduced it has become standard artic1
It is the best and purest Tonic offered tonic ~
cordial it mas equal among stomachics- - .
TRY BEFORE PURCHASING.
It will be gratutOus II not satisfactory to both Cd
sumner and dealer the money refunded
Sold by Schmidt e. Zeigler, John /. Adams & q
Hartwelf Chambers & Scdberry, I. Bloom & Co, A.
Grief Co, Schneider & Zuberbier. Devan, Mason
Co.. Stumberg d Co L. Bloom shroPshfse Bros sfsI
Seixas Co. and by grocers, druggists and delhi
generally
mh6 3m Sole Proprietors, 10. Poydras STR
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mh6 3nl
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DIsEA
And All Kindred Complaints.

There is high authority for saying that he is
who decides case before he knows it. And there
arguing against established facts" have a soy
reign remedy for lung diseases and all similar ca
plants have witnesses of the fact here asserted NJ
living in New Orleans. whose names and residences NJ
he known by calling as my Office No. 81 Baronne stre
near Canal adjoining the Jesuit Church
This remedy is vegetable production growing
Louisiana. II is unknown the medical faculty, 8
its effects have been of the most astonishing nature
practice the greatest medical discovery of the age
Come and the evidences Of what state Ns
mind the cry ofhumbug. From that cry appeal SIN
to facts which am ready to establish to the satsfaet
of any mind that will admit evidence.
Persons Mt a distance. who wish to try this RENE
SHOULD write to friends in the city and let them inve
gate it, If they become satisfied ith the evd ncef
its favor sufficient quantity for any ordinary G
will be sent Tor sao, and the quantity susequen
| If necessary, for SlU. Ct II. SMITH,
Y MOI GIN 81 BaTonne stree
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rINHE LATEST DISCOVERY IN SiEDICAT9
L The great difficulty which physicians have
tailoring for centuries overcome, has at length
obviatcd A Vegetable Cathartic and Alternative n
efficient than any mineral preparation of The same
and rs Agreeable to the taste ordinary candy
offered to the sick in the form of Lozenge.
DIR Erasmus Wipslow's Liver and Stomach LozepY
the most important medicinal novelty that mo5
chemistry has produced. 1t contains two botanic,}
tracts, trfecty harmless in themselves but emboe
all the remedial properties of mercury and desnn'
this pleasant form to supersede and Danish from eei
nse, the nanseous pills aud potona of which that
gerous excifant is the main Ingredient More tna1
Thousand experiments made by the inventor =
peerless remedy before it was brought to It's ~
state of perfection The Lozenge is harB'lees nI
operation and although the medicinal taste Of i@
tive components has been extingui-hed by ch.micsA
their virtues remain as active and potent as eyer.
In Dyspepsia, Bousness, Constipation Sick 3.
vous Headache, Piles Dropsy and the irreguarlssnlN
which the feebler are subject, the lozenges VI
found infinitely more effective than any OF the ~
and disgusting compounds usually administers =
cases. AS an anti billions specific and genera. ~
they have no equal either smong adverttuee P'..l
tions or the prescriptions of the regular pharmas
1t Is guaranteed thst no one who has, once w ~
Erasmus Winslow's Liver and Stomach Losengs
ever again take purgatfve powder or draugns.
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commemorative Now YORK Independent
says:
with all the success attained by the Pro-
testaut missionaries in China. the Roman Ca
tholics far surpass them in the nutnbe OF their
converts In the single Vicariate of Kiang-
nan, a district including Shanghai they report
GA European missionaries and % native priests,
457 churchesior chapels, 1863 schools with 33'2
pupils, besides IA college and boarding schools,
and Is orphanaScs with 1929 children. They
have az ,44g converts, adults and children aud
baptized last year lUG9 adults, confirmed 4oO9
are in charge and their reports show them To
be under the active protection OF the French
consult
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il6UcAI - III I'D
y:ouNo LADr Acz$Eil
THE OBJECTION OF THE UneKEIlGs,
Two Miles below Now OraeaD.# $aksx

and I ne slvs lias
81 . 5.
s. e Fs q 81. =
e. I.s:: . e.
knowedge and the forming Of sneiI 1919 70 nr.,
Sssed to 70 beyond the reach Of watohn but maternal
4 and Ss
Though member. Of the oomHunity are exclusively
Il used upon the score Of religion Sot
Ct s ;.s " s ses
PAy EaeaonThs hs:lth q the :choia.s !; . an
Of ~ %
and careful that rome be ven but srcn e ss
E. mind ne1 shs BODY q o
tsnaed Sy ons q sSs Isiss and
to their psrents or guardians when re
q n.srue.,Oq embrace. the fol-
Writing the Ts1 q thr
Hnssz sns
tronomy Plain and Fancy Needle work The Elements
Of to shose
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar- ~
Scholars psr $50
Entrance for the BoardeIs O.
fore the end Of the quarter
Stationery and the s5 81 q Maps and Globe. :,
- quarter % OF
ns tJ pc U.s Of Musical psr
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils, per month.
Expenses asn%s Tor for the Bathing season 90
Books soT the or at
| establishment at moderate prices sep INA
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In tho good old times females were not
allowed to appear upon the stage, and the
female characters were sustained by men.
On one occasion Charles ii. was exceedingly
wroth that the performance which he had
come to- witness did not begin. The ma1-
ager, to excuse himself, pleaded, - The
Queen, sire, is not yet shaved"
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FATHER FABER's WoRKs.-The sale of
the translated works of Father Faber, in
GLIDING those circulated in Belgium, but
not the six thousand copies published in
Flemish, has reached the prodigious total
of s3 500 copies. Germany has taken for
her shar. $3.50 copies of the same works.
Ten Thousand have been sold in Italy and
Spain, while in Russia, not including Ca
tholic Poland, we learn with surprise that
the circulation has reached forty-four thou
sand. Up to this time, therefore, the total
number of copies of Father Faber's works
actually sold exceeds three hundred thou
sand, and the sale continues daily.-Dubtin
Reciec
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GIANT yINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI

CAFE GIRAHDEAU, MISSOURI
This ipstitutou conducted by Priests of the Con
gregation of the Mission OF St. Vincent Of Paul is
Beautifully located the Mississippi river forty
above Cairo and one hundred and fifty miles below ST.
Louis.
The College buildnes large, commodious and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful, extensive and
well adapted for healthful exercise.
The College IL easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau. z ,,o,-, =,
The scholasti. year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first OF July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year .s251
Washing and mending of articles washed.- y
PHYSICIANS Fee and Medicines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Instrumental Music ~
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY VERTNA, G. M.
PRESIDENT of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, &. NJ,
auo9 1y st. Josephs Church, New Orleans
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRPI
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
Now Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment is
The pupils are Ss Sre
for all In short s and no the
to anu
Tine instrnoton is thorough in harmony
's the asd
ede at the day ao g te n
sure correct pronunciation. .u,:.,.,
and distribution Of premiums to which parents are in
Education is here special attention and
soeitu Governing placed qnaer their chsSrge
in Papiis of al denominations are admitted
the ST. the
of St. Louis have fourishing academy.
To be paid in advance, follows: -
Boarding per three months 10 10 90
Music Lessons and of instrument q o.
Pastel oil painting according the number Of pupils
artificial flowers is taught to the boardefs
address ss Of ths
sr Of ns
CLASS OF oRsAMEN!AL WORK. .,o r,,s+
nsi ysfs5s r.
Rs 1ps ssa fe9ms per- month"; t. sess
PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
[ maculate Conception, New Orleans -,
This Literary Institution incorporated By the State
louisiana and empowered confer degrees: is con
Quoted by Fathers of the Society OF The build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes "A
entirely off from the street is reserved
so that the arrival of the pupils at t
NJ tin their departure at p NJ, they are constantly
secluded and superintendent 80,
The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
English French Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
Mafnematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Phioso
phy with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usua
commercial Branches; also the German language
students are admitted, unless they know how t.
read and write =,
moral and religious training OF the studentsis tht
lead ~. objects of the inst actors
Every month report is sent to parents statinR con
duet. progress. rank in class aud attendance
| rne ac.ldenica year begins on the hrst Mohcay
| q. tober and end auo the 3lst July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and Ia Un'.es
| p 49, to-, I Course SID fe2o Nv
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THE ARGYLE BITTERS
Are for sale ut tho following wellknown whoaesA

THE AR13yLE blI1Eno q
Are for sale at the following well known wholesale
dealers:
Schmidt & Zeigler,
E. j. Hart d Co, -
Schneider a Zuberbier
g. n. Baylv Il Pond.
HartweM. Chambers 6edberTy,
j. N. Lewis CO.,
Simms, Levy Denegfes
Isaacson Se11As f. Co.,
Rosenberg, Scherck q Berksen,
B. A. -Blanton Co.. So
John E2emfng
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout the
c'V' WHEELOCK, ENLAY Z CO,
ap3 I'm Wholesale Agents, New Orleena
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN At LAST
The Purest, Best and Greatest Remedy Of
the Age.
PRICES
CELEBRATED AROMATIC STOMACH AND TONIC
BITTERs.
FOR FAMILY USE
{ Il g
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
TIL HOLY ANGELS.
rnd.r tho Direc tho Sisters Of the Holy Cross'
~ M. - .... rs,ra District.

TIL HOLY ANGELS.
Under tho Diresi e the Sisters Of the Holy cross
Corner Of R.mpszs and Third District
Ses ,eans, = :.
tn. new Of tn. HSy 49, Z situated y tsa
IN quiet and locslisy : To si e nes
ssy :. e. ; Ssss ss,is 4 .ssssn
II Is ssssssssss Which osssS-s The and
Snn q q y. n ar. g. the
promotion q order and Regularity all arc 20
tend the public exercises, aAd CONFORM "a - io,
The system Of education embraces the French anS
EnF.h vii. RssSns "a
ern Geography. Of the Globes rrose sna S and
Composons Hstory Ancient and Aodsn' taTsturc
kSstosio HysSososy Nasasa PhO.Shy Ghsmi'
Astronomy Botany, Book- keeping. HatnematGs Nsc
Mns pr1:.ss 800 k.1 Towes sso
TRMs-PAYNrNTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and 6ngnsn' p 500 90
montn- per quarter 30 90
noa Fse for the first year only. 10 w
EXTRA CHARGEs-oPTIONAL: .,o M
Music on the Piano, per quarter 90
Vocal Music ..-....-..-' 10 OO
Drawing IS OQ
Tapestry and Embroiry .----.-..--''---. q OS
Artificial Flowers .----'--'---' OS
Stationery - Ol
FIyse of Baths summer season. per quarter "
The cl,sses commence about the middle OF September
and close BY the end of july by an examination "i'
Books, ETC. may be procured at the Institution a.
charges made from the date Of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother I
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A CADEAY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA RICHMOND VIRGINIA..
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or, SrANISLAUS COMMERCIAL c
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

ls:s institution conducted by the Brothers OF the
Sacred Heart has been successful operation since
-55 beautifully situated on the shores OF the BAY
commanding an extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
ng all tie advantages of the sea breeze, and bathing in
the Summer is. the pupils great inrtelneht /"
hcalt!llul amusement. The Commercial Course e-t'-
prses all the branches of good English education
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The duties this institution . be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE, Near Mobile, Alabama.)
This Institution, which destroyed by fire last
February being rebuilt, will open its session
the 18th of December next.
The terms for the present session payable hafyeary
in advance in currency are as follows:
Board, Tuition w sshng and Stationery .$27o 90
Entrance Fee, first year only .---.-------- Is NO
Bed and Bedding. "a w
Professor viii be in New Orleans to take charge of
who he entrusted to their care They
viii leave the city on the 9th OF December at o'clock
p. NJ blythe POntchartrain Railroad For references
and circulars address the President of the College,
Spring Hill; the College of the Immaculate Conception
corner Baronne and Common Streets or p. Poursine,
Agent, 30 Natchez street no2t ly
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CAHILL e. CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos and street and IS Water
Fourth DiAtrtct.
DesiaFzin Esy, Germ. 0sts, Bran Ce:Hg,esi o=sSs=a
Hominy Grits. Chicken and Cow Feed, etc.
Goods delivered tree of drayage. apps ly
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CT. MARY JEFFERs COLL e
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.

ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1858.
The Marist Fathers, who have charge Of the Insttu
ton are provided with all the facilities for mparting
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical
Education
TRRMs-Payable in advance. $50 in gold, or its equ
valent for the half-session Of Eve months.
For further particulars apply to the President to
MESSRS. POURSINE & CO.,
au231y No. SO Natchez street, New Orleans.
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fe14 If

CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
NEW ORLEANg-
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cial College in the United States. There Is Full Fac
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish business Edu-
cation themselves sons, are invited to cai stu
ege at any time When clubs of three more enter at
ton viii be made Board and Lodging sa5 per month
French Spanish German Photography etc. are taught
used business-so that each student can AZ once
take charge of Books An education that ena
the student to $1,000 $1,000 or s3eoO per
is the best parents can give their sons Inc
South must educate her sons PRACTICALLY, or
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
every Graduates of this college TOR
past thirty is now in prOhtabIe
er years of success. this College requires no fr
ther Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of Graduates in Prosperous BUSINESS In
This City and over the SOuth
ap3 ly RUFUS boi-iHt1<Ah' hreslueuU
PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
/ STEAM FACTORY,
Corner St Charles and Clio streets New Orleans,
GEO. PURvES, Proprietor.
The cheapest manufacturing establishment in tho
Southwest Immense reduction in prices: SASH from
a. cents per pairs Glazed SASH from 81 IS per pair
Blinds from 81 4n-per pair; Panel Doors from IS 81
each. All work made of seasoned Cypress List of
detail be had at the Factory or mailed ree
Geo. Purves Glazed Sash from 81 rs per pair.
fi.n Purves Window Blind. from - 4
100 i'irves Panel Doors Iom s. d eacb
s-lg On
DATENT IRISH FELT--
superior article for Roofing purposes, mAnufaO
tured by D. Anderson & Son. Belfast, Ireland.
For .ale by J.G LINGHAM & CO.
i've Iy II Carondelet street.