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PHILADELPHIA Nov. 0, 1870
The Board Of Directors have this DAY declared
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN Err GENT. the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER CENT. interest
on the SCRIP Of the COMPANY, payable on and after
the 1st OF December proximo, free Of National and
State TaXes.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. on the EARNED
PREMIUMS for the year ending october 81, 1870
certificates Of which will be issued TO the parties
entitled to the same, and after the 1st OF Decem-
ber proxmo, free OF National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP GER
TIFICATES OF PROFITS OF the Company, for the
year ending October 81, 1866 be redeemed in CASH,
at the ONCE Of the Company, on and after 1st OF
December proXmo, all interest thereon to cease
on that day.
BY provision OF the Charter, all Certificates OF
Scrip not presented for redemption within five
years after public notice that they Will be redeemed
fhall be forfeited and cancelled on the books OF the
Company.
No certificate Of profits issued under S2s. By the
Act OF Incorporation, "no certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two years after the declara-
ton Of the dividends whereof it is evidence"
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Demestic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 111a.
Stage robberies are Of almost daily occur
renee in Nevada and California.
In a fight at Stanton, Va, on Saturday
night, Joseph M. Black killed George w.
Smiley and then made his escape.
A Judge of election at Richmond, Va,
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ASSETS OF THE CoMPANl


ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l, $50.
100000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan Qawful money 80. $500, ,37500
200, 900 State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent Loan ...............,. 214,OOO 90
200, 600 City OF Philadelphia six Per
TAXI. Observation-Disclosures. 2OLl62oO
Cent. Loan. ........,....... 15s,92OOo
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Bonds. ds....................... 2O,7OOoO
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second
Bonds. ds....................... 25,25OOo
$4,000 Western Penn. Railroad Mort
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds
Penn. r. r. guarantee). -. 100000
$4,000 State OF Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan. ................. 100000
1000 State OF Tennessee Six Per
Cent Loan an................. 100000
pany, $50 Shares Stock ~ 15,sOe 90
Company, 100 Shares Stock 100000
,0e0 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail steamship Company, so
Shares Stock .......f.. ~. 100000
26l, $50 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
first liens on City Properties. 26l, 5000
81, ,260, ,15O Par. Market Value. 81, ,293, $3.50
Cost 1884, ,4i7 "a.
Real Estate. $50, 10000
Bills Receivable for Insurances made. 23O9Tl'27
Balances due at Agencies Premiums on
Marine Poltcies-Accrued Interest and
other debts due the Company ......... 93,s7547
tioDs, 81, $50. Estimated value. 8,9t2.Oo
Cash ...... 1429l1'T3
- - - -
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ART EXHIBITION.
ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT
CHAs. F. HAsELTINEs GALLERY
No. 1925 CHESTNUT STREET.
ART EXHIBITION.

BRAUN's FAMOUS PANORAMIC VIEWS OF
Berlin, PotsdaIn. Charlottenburg, Coblentz, Heide
berg, jena, Weimar Erfurt, Ems, aden-Baden
WeiBbaden, Brussels, Amsterdam, Waterloo Lege
Ypres, Rotterdam, Utrecht, etc. etc
complete set OF the Berlin Museums ana interior
views OF all the rooms In the various royal palaces
OF Prussia.
few davs 100 views on the Rhine and its fortnca
tons Is never before seen. viii be exhibited. IL l
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine News ses FIRST Po0e.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADRLPHIA-THIsD DAY.
sun RISES. ......... 646 MOON SETS. 955
SUN SBTs. 443 HIGH WAT8R........ 5'29
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INSURANCE.
.INCoR PoRATED 1895.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE co.
PHILADELPHIA, November o, Is

PHILADELPHIA, November 0, 1870.
The following statement OF The affairs Of the Com
pany is published in conformity with provision OF
its Charter:-
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from November 1, 1s69 to
October 81, 1870
on Marine and Inland Risks s7s9, 1895
on Fire Risks. .............. 154, SOL 20
Premiums on Policies not
marked OF November 1, 1869. 500, ,4ss 80
s1,45e, ,7O9Ss
PREMIUMS MARK ED OFF as earned from No
vemusr !. 1869, to october 81, 1s70:-
ON Marine and Inland Risks. $3.50, 1850
on Fire RISKS. ............... 15l, 64S 81
-- 81, ,032, ,29546
Interest during the same
period-Salvages, etc. 80. 1862 5OO9s
- s1,1s4, 1864
LOSSES, EXPENSES, ETC., during the year as
above:-
Marine and Inland Naviga-
tion Losses ..........e.. s5i5, ,555 90
Fire Losses. ................. 99,G03OS
Return Premiums. ......... Sl,921 90
ht assurances. 4OO9S SO
Agency Charges, Adverts-
ing Printing, etc......... 6O,sO140
TaXes-Unte States, State,
and Municipal Taxes. 63,00012
Expenses s................... 24,04590
- 1915, ,126 97
5000, ,66947
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(By Telegraph.)
LEwKs, DEL, Nov. IL - A. Nj. "A large square
rigger is in sight coming down the bay.
In harbor, / schooner Wind N. W.
P.M.-A ship passed out this A. M, probably the
John Patton.
Wind N W. Thermometer, 5s.
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas G. Hand, Samuel f. Stokes,
John G. Davis, William G. Bouton,
EDMUND A. Souder, Edward Darlington,
Joseph IL. Seal, IL. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade
Henry Sloan, Jacob Rlegel,
Henry G. Dallett, Jr., Jacob p Jones,
James 9. Hand James Mcfarland,
william q. Ludwig, Joshua p Eyre,
Hugh Craig, Spencer McIlyaine
John ID. Taylor, John B. Semple, Pittsb'g
George w. Bernadou, A. b. Berger, "
William 9 Houston, ID. 7. Morgan,
II. Frank Robinson
THOMAS q. HAND. President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
HENRY BALL Asst Secretary. II IL lit
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INCORPORATED MARCH II, 1920.
OFFICE,
No. "a NORTH FIFTH STREET,
INSURE
BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ANE
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
From Loss by fire dn the City of Philadelphia only
1, 1870, sI,572,731'
TRUSTEES.
william II. Hamilton, / Charles p. Bower,
John Carlow, Jesse Llghuoot,
George i. Young, Robert Shoemaker,
Jos. r. Lyndall, Peter Armoruster,
Levi p, Goats, NJ Ii. Dickinson
Samuel Sparhawk, Peter Williamson,
Joseph e. Schell.
WIN. II. HAMILTON, President.
SAMUEL SPARHAWK, vice-President
WILLIAM f. BUTLER,
Secretary
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TAME RANCE COMPANY
No. 500 Chestnut Street
INCORPORATED 1856. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire either by
Perpetual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Richardson, Robert Pearce,
William ii. Rhawn, John Kessler, Jr,
William M. Seyfert Edward b. Orne,
John +. Smith, Charles stokes.
Nathan Hilles, John w. EyerInan,
George A. West, Mordeca Buzby.
WILLIAM II. RHAWN, ice-Rresident.
WILLIAMS l. BLANCHARD Secretary. T2Ss
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ANNIN
Steamer Empire, Holiness from Charleston, with
cotton, etc., to Souder d Adams.
BELOW.
Brig Reaper, from Bonaire, was off the Buoy on
the Middle yesterday mOrning-reported by Captain
Fowler, OF steamtug S. j. Christian.
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ADMINISTRATORS AND EXECUTORS AP-
PoINTED.-The Register of Wills, Hon. j. Alex
ander Simpson, has granted letters of admins
tration to the following named persons on the
estates named to constitute
Hannah s. Dutarte, No. SSS Lombard street,
Administrative of Henrietta Gale.
Sarah Walker No. GAL North Seventh street,
administratrix of Sarah Jane Walker.
Samuel G. Perkins, Esq, No. 627 Walnut
street, administrator d. b. n. of James ID.
Brown.
Priscilla Hall, No. 946 North Fifth street, ad-
ministratrix of George w. Hall.
Paul Jsgode, No. 2S South Front street, ad-
minstrator of Carl Theodore Kell.
George A. Matthews, No. lilo Shackamaxon
street, administrator of Sarah l.. Burrows.
Henrietta Morgan, Russell street, below Fitz
water, administrative of the estate OF Daniel
Morgan.
James Young, No. 331 South Seventh street,
administrator of Charles Young.
John j. Hartman No. 1893 Vine street, exc
cutor of the will of Catharine Hartman.
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ARTHUR @. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Vlce-President
MATTHIAS MAHIs Secretary.
q. Ii. REEVES, Assistant SECRETARY. "a
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TIE MORNNG CAfHO ESSENaEB SUNDAY ArnBRR

endeavors, has been mntle. TO the votes Of
the Council IN ysriors nusrters, and which,
no doubt, is the source Of danger and trial
70 many q soul, 40 wen AZ in consideration
OF the TERRIBLE events ineidentsl 20 the war
WHICH has been forced upon our German
Fatherland, and which has brought grief
20 innumerable families, we canrot but
earnestis request ala believers to offer up
devout prayers for the great interests Of
State and Church. Lift up your hearts
with confidence and faith to your Father
IN heaven, whose wise and loving provi-
aenco directs and governs all, and whose
Divine Son has promised that our petitions
VIII be granted when we pray in HE name.
FRAY with confidence and faith that this
sanguinary war may soon be Terminated by
q speedy victory Of the just cause, and by q
solid, durable peace. Pray for the inter
ests OF our Holy Church, aud, more par
t:cuiarly for all who are weak and lettering
In their faith. Pray that God may grant you
q Hrm, decided and vital belief Pray for the
head of our Holy Church, the Holy Father,
who even now is perhaps in greater embar.s
rasment than ever before. Pray in full
in the merits and bouudless love
OF the divine heart of Jesus Christ, and ask
FOR the powerful intercession Of the purest
Virgin, the Mother of God.
Here follows the signaturesJ
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HArEYs News DEPors.--Tbese famous es-
taoiishments in receipt of the Losion Illustrated
News; London Graphic, London Tinaes. London De
Spatch Dublin Nation Irish People Irish American
Illustrated Weekly Farmer Of the south Liverpool
Companies saturday Night wilks ssis furf ssas
e Farm, y. e slipper Day Book. 'FIesman's Jours1i
MStropoLt.a ecord and Pomsroy's Democrat and the
following 4eIthiy haga.ines for Nevel6er " Cooley 3
Iaay Hook Leslie .Lsdy,s Magasise Democrats the
w ORD OF Fashion. French Bon ION. Album Fashion
GafsonS World -, At1ansc overss London Society
Journal Also he is in daily receipt of the N Y Her
aia World Tribune ard Tinies, we'll the Chicago
Times and Tribune, Cincinnati Enquirer and CONNER
Giar St Ls1is Kepnbsan and Demoerat Cou
dailies All the latest literary publications
received A full lime Of schoelbooks constAntIy on
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INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRph
C0fIer st. Philip and ealvez streets,
no New Orleans 60

The Sovernment throu Shout this establishment Il
mid anu parental The pupils separated om
their Recreation table, dormtores are
the same LOT all In snort, everything tends pre-
mote aheSeonate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
Win the of society The comprises
I'm both nglith and Frenchaf the know.
Ieoge oieaVated at the day Each Language
tanghoby natives of respective countries to IN
sure correct pronunciation
The academical year closes with Dullic axh;btt,.,
vited. ~ 49,
Eduoaion is here the object Of special attention and
solicaeude Governing these placed their charge
oy moral sQasion Alone the Sisters of st. Joseph
vor TO nculcate principles of solid piety
strict observance of polite aiabe depertment aud
EIPits OF all denominations Admitted.
N0fx.-Dnrfng tho bathing season the Boarding
school 5s moved to the Bay st. Louis oEo the Sisters
OF St Louis have feurishing academy.
TERMS,
To BIO paid in advance, as follevs:
f31araln n.y. per three monshs $50 90
j
Music Lessons and use of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ on
ISniuEf.R Lessons'- 6 90
Pa.t oil painting aoeordng TO the number of pupils
work in all IS Varieties golden broitery
MOWERS ts taught to the boarders
For further particulars address, .nperieress Of the
OF the Sisters of St. Joseph Box New
G. SpR B: ELDER Asess
- CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK.
Tho sisters Of St Joseph will open On the First
AS sasestry golden embroidery. artificial flowers hair
work, ETC. Terms per month IS. seas iy
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A cADEAY OF THE VISITATION,

SUMMERTIME, near Mobile
successfully on the Goth of July, aud reopen ac
cording to Prospectus on the 2lat OF September,
Dnrng the past Session competent and experienced
teachers have been obtained France and Germany
for the Music, Drawing and French Departments
The location of the proverbial for health
serious illnoss is seldom known Large additions for
the advantage and comfort of the pupils have been
made; fine Observatory and Music Hall are among
the improvements, also a large artificial Pond where
aquatic uxuries be INDUCED in during the sumper
season The grounds surrounding the Academy are *
tensive and shady-the pupils ramb!e over AN area
OF sixty acres in their evening walks which are per.
mitted frequently, for health and exercise
For further particulars address, Directress of the
Academy Of lhe Visitation. Box $685. Mobile
Terms invariable in advance.
Board and Tuition In English and French Wash.
ing and Mending, and ordinary Doctors Fee
per Session of Five Months. ............ $3.50 co
entrance Fee--for the first year only. 10 90
Medicines and Stationary at cost
Bedding fuel and lights furnished by the instttutioa
EXTRA BRANCHES
MUSIC on the Havp with OF instrument $40 90
- - Piano-three lessons per week. Is 90
~ W
nocal MUSIC Observation-Disclosures. GO
Drawing and Pantng-all kinds. ............ 20 90
Latin, Italian and German Languages, each Is on
embroidery, Tapestry German and French Nee
Plain Neediework, gratis:
Mantua- making taught, If desired
N B-Terms have been reduced to render the above
advantages Avaiabie. au2l ON
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CALVERT COLLEGE.

This Institntion 80 located at New Windsor Carroll
County. Nd. iorty-three miles from baltimore by the
modions, and sseveral important improvements have
healthy -"
The Course Of st1dy is thorough in Classics Mathe
fine themselves TO English enabled TO graduate in
such course ss viii fit them for any of the varsszls
pursuits of business
The dscir lineof the College has the advantage Of d
resident Catholic Clergyman
The Scholastic year commences on the First Monday
OF September: and ends on the last Tuesday Of june
being divided into two half sessions. ~
TeRMs-For each Halt Session, Payable in Advance.
For Tuition Boarding, Washing, end attention
to Clothes, Stationery, Doctors Fees and Medi.
c.h9s- $40 90
For Frer ch, German, Spanish and Drawing
=, ea9 IN 10 20
I or Instrumental Music.
4 or use OF P1ano--: 20
For Students Remaining in vacation thirty dollars
Books furnished at regular prices
Refers to The Most Rev. Archbinhop of Baltimore.
A. II. BAKER. A. NJ President
Circulars may be had by application TO the esident
Dr. at Kelly Piet & Cos, Baltimore. au7 I'm
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~ k.4t-.ts MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
81 TIL: S ss VII
Ths o.asss Or study 10 very fall ana thorough, em
ias
RE Library. Appasssu. and c.s!nets arc wen .slee.
sc icing the .1ssss snS no aaa @
e E: sst ss ys.. IN 4
s wao anow tsoroughy Arithpetc Engiiih Grama,
f i. s.sss.
Cadets received any tims during the session, and
The cadets wear prescribed uniform of cadet gray
e e psa ss bsasa
s AcApkx,c soAHp.
Col. pAviD F. BOYD. Superintendent and Professor
Col "a 3
Of Engineer
P1sis. .aet IL Mental
Sss' sa; e a, .aa ross..o.o
Ans sssssssasyr .ArHEnMAs, Professor Of Modern
'ss ra.s.ss
EusEss " nish ssS;s..or Of
ssf fsS 1..issns Professor Of M.
b. n. EaSXsGN sn n Com
VIM. A. sEAY, Lecturer upon Constitutional and In
ternat0nal Law. s - -
With several assistant instructors in Mathematics
Ancient md Modern Languages occasional lectures
with the University
For further. information address
t. 81. %. Col d. +. BOYD, Superindent,
Baton Rouge In.
ONCE Of the University in New Orleans st swarbrick
& Co.'S, 50 Camp street.
Until therebuilding Of tho college edifice lately de-
ssroysd by fire near Alexantra the institution is
Asylum. Location very healthy and accom- med atoms
ample for largo number Cadets Mum beer of Matri
ouiatos Lset SeSsfon Po AMI 3m
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flake time to put your words in cartridge
shape before yo1 hre thcm, and you will
find increased effectiveness has amply re-
paid for the extra work.
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THIS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
Il made Of selected Winter White Wheat especially
foc'our Southern MARKET We guarantee every barrel
OF 1t equal to brand sod:n this market 1t does
not give satisfaction the consumer it ey be
retxrned at cur expense.
For sale by~Gl family ,grooers.
JOHN r. CASEY 4: CO.,
Solo Agency, "a Tchoupitou1as street,
'eci6 Inn New Oriea1s.
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T. JOSEPHs URsULINE ACADx u
5 YOUNG LADIES.
SPRrNarIELp. ILLINOIS,
(Formerly Of Charleston, South Carolina

This Institnton is adapted every respect for q, s
tensiye and first class B0arng School; location =
hsalthful and retired The building ia osious IA
by furnaces.
Ursnlines being for the last three resos
ntzed rs one OF the best qualified for form alton
education Of youth 1t apost useess here tas
nothing viii be loft nndone to impar the pupils can
hded to the of the ladies' Of st. Jos-phe AceA@,v
th Sg education In tho hghe sense q tho word
care guiding and training the heart
In OF the present condition The Esath
ern people, these ladies offer Southern pupils svevr
sG na.S 81 Board Es Bed Bedding Washing as
iD sc Painting Embroidery and Pail Sc Wing %
FOR iui particulars and prospectus address, Mother
stupsrtoiesa at springfeld Illinois. Res. WIN. &
murphy, 5. j., New Of1eans.
api7 II NJ. b. BRADY, rs Unsss .sr.~a
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R.EoPEN1NG
REopEN1NG
ST. STANISLAUS ,COMNiERCIAL COLLEGE,
Bay St. louis Mississippi.

snsies .I!i be on The FfFrEENTM OF sGP
TENDER, and viii DO continued until July, .s7l
children wards in the beginning Of tho session, il
Dissatisfaction has been chartered by the Legislature
andds empowered to grant diplomas.
and Ereneh Sranchss "'' comprises 'n' USUAL
Principal oSess e tho being
Young men for commsr;a pursuits the greatest care =
Esepus In ali its forms. ooen'S Win 0''H'
and m hsss sS
provided With the apP.Tatas necessary to illustrate
Tfe Musical Department is in charge Of competent
Board and Tuition paysble yearly advance saso
ErasSther particulars apply to the Presdent Of the
address the Director of St Aloysins Academy
Of Chartres and Barracks strees Now oreans sea I'm
PRosfEcTgs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
r nacr iss GonesPtion HeM Orleans 49,
IA and e confer degrees + SSS
=
ia their depaI.aIs = p M. they constantly
English French Poesrs historic D History Geography
phS With additon y @ snd the us1s
students are not admitted unless they know how to
lead ng objects of the st-aosars.
Every month report is sent to garsnts stating con
a ds year besns on the first Monday
coIegiate Course, payable in sdyanoe and in Un,tss
Preparatory Course. si6, a fe2O Iy
ST. JosEPHs AGA DEMY~FoR YOUNG LADIES,
Near mtssr bE the Sitter s Of Charity
This institution pleasantly situated in healthy ana
mile from Emmitsburg and miles from Mount St +
By he ssyand IN isie nfI
buildings are convenient and spacious.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and bedding, Washing, Msnding ana
< 1''--''f ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. i'' "
The Academic year is divided In Sessions of FIVE
months each Beginning respectively the 2sth of Au
MOTHER SUPERIOR, j
apt7 St. Joseph's Academy. Emnitsburs, Md ,
ct ALoYSIUs ACADEMY, CORNER CHARTREs
The next annual session Of this fnsttasiOn under the
ON G the shs ct OF %
omprises English French and German with the other
her particulars apply at the academy. sells I'm
= A. NADER. g.
PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES, IL
no. sIs LIBERTY STREET, tneAr cno) II
Private Lessons given in Families and Schools he
LBERr G. BLANCHARD. CIVIL ENGINEER Be
AND SURVEYOR, ~
sAh" Sir1b fDieSrict n. - 1StS 81 TasarSon BE
oars hts services in any branch Of his pFoenafen,
Sh Of sad
ars practice in New Orleans, and vionit5 aas y.
. share Of employment FL
Oface in New Orleans Room No Uhiverzity Ezra Br
north Of Baronno and C0ann1R nAA OS1S - SR
'ETER MAEKB T,,,,.,. ..-,1u..-.sE ,
md propriot0r p TIE Cresesnt. RfaufnR 1Gtllg N
Of Bentoa and EnPhroane streetas Hi1s Sawed III
order. New B4stn sheif Road Side, Kew 0Ffoana.
large euppy OF Dressed Flooring Ceiling gAakv1n6
weather Boardingi also, Rough yellow Pino and
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cADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia, :
The duties Of this Insttution will be resum Cd on TIA
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring frst-ciaas Boardfpe
every advantage.
Located I'm the hea1tbsst portion of one Of the 90
healthy cities In the South large gy us and n
rsrea and romantic situation it affords IN Sdds
moral, of high grade Large additions hsye 49,
made TO the buildings to meet she increas pg spplic
tiOns for admission. 4
Apply for Prospectus and Terms the of5co sf the
- '.-s..SSS..--SSs
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EDWARD BURKE, -.-"-Il -
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANT,
lSs and da2. -Tchoupitoulas st. 1876 and 1872
Calls Particular attentxsn to his fine stock of
VERY OLD IRISH WHISKY
ERY.0LD SCOTCH WHISKY
VERY OLD RYE WHISKY,
VERY OLD BOURBON WHISKY
at prices incenparably low. = :,
Also, Il. BURKE g. co. call the attention az the
pHSaic to their very extensise stock of FEED and
WESTERN PRODUCE at the Stores 1874, IaG ano 1913
New Levee street, corner of Girod fefa Nv
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p T Il b MAEK Il z,

r 80 = LUArBEK AKERCHAHr
And ProprictoE ~ tie Cresesnt. RlauimR 1ltllg
Of Bento1 and Enphroaine strseta Hius Sawed
order. New B&sfn, She'll Road Side, New 0Eioaae.
i large eupply OF Dressed FloOrng Ceiling. eAesv1n6
Cypress Lumber, Lathe and Shngles Ordsrs len Ben
a. Merchants Exchange. Particular steontton paad -
shipnents. iaS0 ~
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DEMOvAL..
MEMORIAL.
A GREAT DEsIDERATuN.

Is removed To Nos 1874 and i6s CANAL STREET on
pese Chri,t Church. And sgHars as Tbs Law
ana Medical Colleges the University Of Louisiana sad
chanical and prculfural Far n-thur cen,
eeptrating tao leading Ed1cstoDI Of tie
State on the same square. With these spacOns and
airy apartments. situated in the most trsf aud
part of Canal street. the backward
New Orleans, which nil the city rail- Dada
trate and butth minutes walk from sse ST. Charles
and City Hot IL. avoid the nerrupse1s from tho
noise of drays and carriages aud thv jasg frhts a
etairs OF former location Ladies and gentlemen
and entirely private. 1so7A',- :
HouFs for Ladies'. TO 10 and to g. Cftixenn >-A
strangers are invited no Wait the College.
Special DepaI tments and Professors for each ssuAv
Open day and evening Success Euayanteea 10 an wke
follow Instructions
n B-A DIPLOMA from this College is passpsrsm
For Terms-which are hberAl-apply At ,hs csEssA
Sps " RUFUS .DoLREAR .PresiaznA- /,