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EUlsNITlilsE STORE,

AND FURNITURE REPAIRISG.
public that hc has now on hand we'll So
lcctcd stock OF Office snd Household F,nmi-
t,,c, Wooden C0RnS, Afctulic Bu,Iul C,SkctS,
CoWm 2S'fH,n,i''9S SUCH ifdnti2cS, iTdtsS.
ScreuS, etc. forms, Cash. Store on DcSiard
street, Near IL. Kindermsu,n's.
J. l.. PETERS.
Monroe, I.a., March Is, 1871. n26-ir
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W: d. BRIGHAM, ESQ, of Morchouse is
hereby announced as Il candidate for Dis
trict Attorney of the l4th Judicial Dist rict
composed OF the parishes of Ouachita, More
house and IeichI:lnd.
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A DCI.PHJ-S 3. .sCkSON.
: y WITH
II I. \ u & NJ & l. AIN,

TRENTON. La.
11aying connected himself with the above
house, will be pleased to have his old friends
md acquaintance call on him when they
visit Trenton. and viii be pleased to serve
them in any way possible with the Idvnn-
ta@cS OF Il large amount Of General MCrcn-
andiSc, feeling confident that lac can make
il to their interest to do 50. Ort.9, '72.-;t
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In rCSumin| business ut his
Old stand, the undersigned
Respect fully bngs leave to
Thank his friends and the
Public generally for pat
R0nago extending over 80
Years, and to indulge the
Hope that in the future he
Will continue to receive and
Deserve X i nd attention.
Having just received 4 large
Stock Ofcntircly \cwC;ooda
From { he great Eastern mar
kctS, embracing every vari-
Ely and description Of Dry
Goods. Hats, Boots, Shoes
Clothing, Hardware, Planta-
Tion and Family Supplies,
From Il pillow to Il hair-pn.
lie confidently expects to
Please his patrons, both by
The Superior Quality of his
Goods and the modcstv Of
His figures.
TW HlY j,jIr'c!9 icti,i,' buyit,</ ,k~rrA~yr
II q i iSON. JH
Grand Street lncar Po-toilicc> Monroe.
October u, 1872. ,i:,f
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J-S"The Hon. G.. W. McCranie, Fusion
candidate for congress in the 5th District,
Will accompany Col. M:Encry. GOV. War
moth and other speakers through this dis
trict, and will address the people n the
times and places fixed in tho above an
uouncement.
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n HOEENSCIEN,

n BOFENSCIIEN,
VI --pEALEH IN
Elmo gold and silver Watches, and q
French and American Clocks. fine ENIA,
solid gold Jewclry, Pianos and Mclo- Gss.8
dions. Musical Instruments OF all dcscrir-
lions, sheet music, ,Sc.. and solicitor for tho
celebrated pianos of tho st. Louis Manu- fac
turing Company. overwhelmingly
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Our river having elevated the volume
of its waters, as we'll rs our hopes, some
,! feet, is again on Il rapid decline, and
is now almost down to its former low
water stage. Several lots Of freight for
this point, brought up as far us Harris
onburg some two weeks ago by the
Bannock City, still remain at that point
awaiting transportation. The I.cono-
mist continued hcr trip of last Thurs
day to New Orleans, and has prOhabIy
had some detention there. requiring a
renewal Of her papers.
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY

Tho undersigned takes pleasure in max ing
known that he is now we'll prepared
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
of work, either in
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MiSCElLANEOUS

\ g T. Y G. Y.
III ~, IL fE \ y u MARI y T..
Gyni,K represented orc,' So, 600 900!
Georgia Home Fire ms.
Co., Of umbu9, t;a.... $ 500, 900 go.
Underwriters Agency, of
New York. Observation-Disclosures. 1000, 0OU.On.
London and Liverpool
bc.................."....... lS,io0, O0O.Ou.
Queen, London and Liv-
crpool ........ ..........,...... 1000, 100000.
North American, of New
Iprk...... So, 2&
Pacific, of California (iirc
and marine. ............... G:Io. n2S. 90 Cold
tnrolinu Life ms. co., Of
Memphis Tenn ......... 900, 900. co.
All. LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted
EIIE y broth EHS
GENERAL .\GES1S.
Oily GruHd ST., IIon,Oc
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TO STDEk RtISERS.

y fine Improved Ohio Chester boar. :
vnal@ old .Nvoiuhs nhOut coo pounds for sale.
80 Ibis Office. May {, ls.2. II
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NcW Goods Constantly Arriving.
IliGhc st Cash Price Paid for Cotton
Cash advances on conSignmcmts to my
Friends. IN nc e ity.
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The continuance of the unprcce,lcnt-
think, add somewhat to the estimated
yield Of cotton in this parish, which
We arc happy TO say is likely to come
out ahead Of the adjoining parishes in
this respect. Prices have been some
what on the decline for the last few
tlays-1S!c being now the highest quo
tations for low middling in New Or
beans, though the same price has been
realized here for Il similar grade
Heavy receipts and rapid decline in
gold are doubtless the prime causes for
the 'dcprcssion, though, aS we warned
our readers last week, no material adj
vance in prices is to bc relied on.
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O''aehlta telegraph.

MONROE. La, OCTOBER l2. 1872
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Manufacturing or Repairing

4HU7F3HftCEVFNJ OF TFl'UN1lIV
CARRIAGES, BUGGllGS, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems of which may be seen by calling ut the
Factory. 10 will also carry on II general
Hlackslnitl shop, arranged to do all Kinds OF
biacksmit ling. Terms reasonable.
April 26 1866. n30-H FIR. ENDOM.
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DAN. T.. HEAD. T.. II. McLA1S.
HEAD \ Mcl.AIN,
TRENTON. It,,
REC EWING. FORW ABIDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS
ARTS, BUGGIES, ROCKANAYS,
COOKING STOVES, FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. %, 1870. n2:ly
r. c. sTASD1FEK. TIoS INQUIRE.
STANDIFEK Il INQUIRE,
ECEIEINt Il FORW RIDING
NJ Il r CHI \ y It's.
And General Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF MENCHAN Disc,
TRhN ron, LOUISIAN IA.
October !, 1870. n2-tf
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
+ &. SANDERS
GRAND STREET., MONROE, Ia,
nE>LEHI
li\tDN ARE, GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS
GENERAL PLANTATION SCPPLIES
AND IMPORTER Of
IASDRITII's GARDEN aEEp.
kEEf'S CONSTANTLY on HAND
LIME, CEAIENT AND rLASTER
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT
WAGOHS, WIlEEIHARROWS. PI.OWS.
August Il, 1872. .lstr
! D. II. T""rs"A"E'
Dealer in
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
GRAND 4TREET,
MOS KrE, tISlAN \.
IIi@hcs, Prices paid for Cotton.
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BY order of the Campaign Committee.
T.. a. RUEKl, Sccrctar,-
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Although not speaking by authority,
we have every reason to believe that
Hon. Frank Morcy, our candidate for
Congress, will answer the pamphlet "f
Capt. McCranic, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, over his own signal
rc.-H,tcUigeuccr.
All the candles i'll the world could
not make oey of night. Let the answer
be truthful, and we have nothing to
fear.
The moving of ali freight to and from
this point--N orth and Soutll-is now
concentrated on the y. l.. l. r. II. r.,
taxing its limited amount Of rolling
stock to the fullest cXtent-hithcrto
however, without causing any delay or
Inconvenience to consignccS. It's re-
'luccd charge Of 1926 on cotton--wilich
was accepted without any growing on
the part of shippcrs--h;is boon elevated
to The former rate of $3.50.
Mr.. NJ. j. Grady, the lately appointed
public wcighcr, having duly qualified,
is determined to enforce 4 strict COM
piiancc with the city ordinances regard
ing tho weighing of all cotton sold in
this market. Buyers who comply with
this regulation would justly complain
of any infringement of it by parties
who would cndcavor TO cv;,Ic its re-
ullircmcnts. Mr.. Purcell is acting. as
deputy wciShcr.
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The State Canvass.

j. II. WALKER, Secretary.
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IL
PARISH or ST. JAMES IT,.
| situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Mi,o. ,o...
New Orleans.
LIES ancient and magnificent establishment ;,c.r
po''e" oy law OF the Legislature and empowered n
diplomas and degrees will be opened on tho ~ =.
october 1t is under the direction of the NJ. y.
fathers VINO form society specially devoted to ednc.
ZION, ooneGe Point and Convent Landing are COVE
hient and reg ular landing places for s,eamboats
70 and returning from New Orleans. sung
TERMS:
'Aoie , IN U. ). currency half yearly in advance:
i've montb' washing and stationery, per term of
49, s rees and medicine in ordinary oases Of III VIC"
70. ~ AitJ, per &nnum IN
En M rec to be paid only once. ... ~ ~
in advance. W 10 Paiu Tor monthly
v,. r .,,. REFERENCES:
o'"'o' inc hloSt Rev: Archbishop of New Orl.,,.
Inc Kew Clergy OF Alg iers "'
at the College. f' " e very HeV. President
oc,,v ~, MIR. p. POURSINE
NO ~ GraVier street. New Orleans
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EDUCATIONAL.
YooNG LADIES AcADEMY, -
,r,, Under Sas
ne DIRECTION OF THE I1Rsryf. rNrs
Two Miles below New or,..aas I y Z, ~ 6

as s:: e .s
o'S Sas r.
Da%sat0u T1toe.s s% N ,S e. u:
,r A ,Sn Edaeatio..-The object oo,.,.,.,-
ssd s the pap ssns e ~
.ssps st chem and lss g
They A .a. 81 d1aaussy order
the
Ths OF IT. saa
are Psp q q 81
Ak are 'ss Of for Ss s.s :. sssa
Ess1 %st.h t. ''''' with poary
&y assssssss,.S 4. Y.
nssa asS
Ss So1 asss s.
peao their CLASSICAL q. shs 'tna lent from s
ss sGs e IL
!rS,s . p.ssn' % e sga1disns '''s
o.. aH Of shs mental
.aS
taught IN sba botany Che
vsss s,s osSs rD,sr
Ssa md n,;S
IS and sad ssss.
ss asHa ssd ,S;rj sssya Ss
each p'r session. sas payable In advane. W
Entrance tho iioarrerss 90 90
81 NE a. NC. LOT tho Day Scholars -'''''-'. Z ~
lore tho end of term accidental sb.snna" BE-
EXTRA CHARGES
tsrn, and the Use of Maps and Globe. ma.
Music per month oS
ga ia" Csc Of Musical er mon,
rtifnia Fno,ading Paper and Pencils per month + ~
y RsnsSs for the bathing Season sSs
sa .ss sf, Ps5
stabiisient parents themselves or procurSd st th
Dress and Eurniture,MNo pa pIYs
ounr S5 Sundays and Thursdays on Which
with Sbh Sss Se Tn sS5 blue
E Ess ana cape. blue belt and ribbon summon white
hanges Of linen tgyel %a,s 30 provided With twelve
gns night ons sI.lRHt
SIX and sS two ssss s s0 az
con.t Two smaller ones, sun bonnet three
Eh wide The oapes as Also the russ With LACE
iont, UNIFORM must be made ACCORDING To ~ rn tnS
onSa articles marked with indeble IN sooxo men.
oon and fox knife and silver tnmbisr silver
banketst 0p p By TWO and nd quarter o
"a half wide with pillow casss 1as and one foo:
I small bucket toilet glass with drawo and
e and key. i "o'X-oox, also with
D0seIreattons Visits limited to supa.r.
their fathers Mothers Rnariians brntSart ne pupils
on tne aforementioned days the m ri"rs SISTERS
twelve until t' h %yGirDnE INIT,
cscea az Ties are forbidden to receive fruits or oh
commences PaboSt ~, mhe.S 1. ysarly vacation
rs on the 9Th Of November. Psrents ar per and
les NAV p rs ahnt time IN order that the yonne
or absence 10 allowed e1cept in casa 10 Jay 40
~, adIes wishing to make their first Comm
c2o II tje23 ~ "'''
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A GLANCE AT PANAMA.-Panapa Sums
up thus: An ancient, walled, ed-tfied city.
full of converts and churches; the ram,
parts half'ruined weeds springing atom
the steeples and belfries; feet of small
boats in front of the city; progress a little
on one side in the guise of the Isthmus
Railroad depot, cars, engines, ferry-boat
and red iron lighters; a Struggling guard
of party-colored, tawdry, and most slovenly
uniformed soldiers, with French muskets
and sabre bayenets, drawn up at the land.
ing, commanded by an officer smartly
dressed in blue, gold, kept, brass buttons
and stripes, withsa villainous squirt eye,
smoking cigar. About the car windows
crowd of blacks, quarter blacks,
coffee, molasses, brown, nankeen and STRAW
colored natives, thrusting skinny arms in
It the windows, and at the end of those
arms parrots, largo and small, in cages and
1Ut, monkeys, sllells, oranges, bansBas,l
carved work. and pearls ia various kinda
+ gold setting, Ill Of ufich s4sro soreIv
ss4Ftl1s 70 some Of The ladies. but eEs
tal s7rfe Gesnded tlsn fraiis
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,a ana Bar onne streeta
NEW ORLEANS

Stat.
se asas
ssrssoa sssss
the =. az
English French Po nstru0Sn embraces Crock .,
with The adatioon Nas1,al Msn
"Stmeroial Branches also the Gerpg and the usual
read and Write NOT admitted unless they kSoW ho
lead obisc anu training of tho
d very month a report is sent r. n.,.
year in sass and COD
October and ABOUT the sst fh first Monday of
Collegiate e Course. payable in adv.,,.
reparatorY Course SIG.
apai '2'y REV. F. GAUrHELEr p.,.,,
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i Corn hUS OF THE SISTERS OF ST IoSrpu
Ao. %. MN 9lilp and Galvez streets, eo'1.1 u

mild and throughout this estabsbm.
their nstractress The pupils separated f
the sans for Rscreation table dormitorie sr,
Ths es lntrusted to their motherlv car ana the
With tb S uc uoh Is thorough and solid and in
IN hoth Feaurements Of society The conr.a ony
ledge and French) AFT the brancbes OF
tauct hu at the present day Each iannra ,ow.
snrs y matVes or respective countries sn Is
and Satrihticai year 81 oses with a public sxhh,.,
vited Pi'iniuihs' 70 which parents are in
.o Mitation Is here the object of special, .t,.,
bv Governing those placed under thar and
yor 20 sIs!oh alone the Sisters of st Toaoh
t,ict houIcnte principles of solid piefv ehdea
nst of polite and amiabie denore the
Pnn;is ~ ~ o. respect and affection toar. ana
NOE. u an denominations admitted aS parents.
School ia mnrnd the. bathing season the Bo,rdi,
Of St. Josenb b 10 Inc Bay St Louis, whore the Stg
RoardinG ,naoIIo De paid in advance as folow.
washing, '''.--.''--.....-.-..-.eI 90 |
Entrance, Z" '-.~-------.-...-----. 10 90 |
Snging TeSan anu use OF Instrument. o. M
Nee.e pah ing according the nnmber Of n,p "
,rt;Sc;ni IN an fs Varieties golden en-
,haTge W Inc ooarders without extia
iurther particulars address "Superiorss. -, A..
" tne sisters of st. Joseph Box ISL Sew o
'i VI II more convenient, apply to " vi
no,ou,r THOMAS LAYTON
or c. d. ELDER Agent
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Our Claims to Favor.
E'nrt t
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
,,o As made by the UNION STOVE wonKs :. :,
|, Iha. it will do much, if not more vor. an,
LES LESS f9E s. hsn wSsk
4ha itsR' is as al" ii"
complete Range any simple or easisyr TO make
s9S
snG
u m.h bS a5sso will be
in vain to get the sh.s and refuse ont n
4. That its conveniences cauno. bs o,oo,., -.
size for a iee ana ss exactly the
bIt =, That II not only has cold and substantial oo
ornamental to any ktobeng general appearance is truly
g. That It will BAKE QUICKER and BETHEL ,,,o.
any other thing called by the name Of Range than
Good Range Essential to Home Gam ou.
Msay in farnh completing their
best Popea Py TIhen fact it the
and mar the comfort meal EverS
high s Sizzling W se ss
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
believe a ada BEfTsR and we
's' u 40 ''AsS KNOWN to the public.
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANCE
Is rapidly taking the place of the low oven nat,- y,
convenience FOR Baking and Cooking tb. %
sne ovens always heating the ease Of n ST EInfn0
instead Of a STOPPING one Wills bstiN6
Saving lame back and Its attendant eriIs a. nE
Ine superior ad vantages this Range nossesses M
ow-oven Ranges. % PoS'es over All
1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
ne ovens. before leaving the Range up anu "''unu .
special Conveniences and Imnrovor,o.
The Ovens provided with veutiIa.ors for tho
There il Slide In the back for the escspe
SSCafLoS HEAT from the top Of the RANGE, atso ~
damper at the bottom the sama nia1e 81 th
oIPe OF pus. ETC. tarisnR from the raking Of the 10
sas and preventing 1t from wing around Tho 10
Deat can oe passed 10 from either Of the Ovens
regulating the hampers In the oolumna The oVEHS
Te 9hA OUT allowing the SCOT and dirt to be-
ASoye and over the OVENS large closet Of aup,.
- I3r the especial purpose OF warming iishes pats
~ Scuysniencss which Wt 30 faly spprsciatsd Q
Caution. :
3 eertsiut when pea asl 5or It's ~
etl n FAxzp GWEN IA s1sss y
FEC ,'e 4, K
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10 Buyers of Ranges.

In presentinathe
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
tbev w sfnae and to the public we earnestly
aansos IN use feeling fully assured that Win othe
ahihatton they will select the 1er strict ex
naso Aor iI' many points of superior nract,caI az
A Comparison.
80 some OF the Elevated Oven Ranpes ,..d ..
~ oGmPetent engineer to operate them AM 9
Tant - worEing order. This one daea NOT ~ keep
successfuiy n 10 thary Intelligence operate g.
thp rare OF great Importance to honsel es gpod
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
sSGad be supplied with simple and esc,vs -.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Annoyances Saved.
II you would save yourself from ora.t a;,os
conseqnent upon haEcooked food ." orr and
postponed dinner because the ronro VI an lndehn-
novanoe 90 u VIII not bake-and the add it;ona 10
=, from the for0etfnI ~ T;i an
dig man to repair promiseiNyon i 81 aiatory
hh,scard the old abortve contrivances ~ WI" at once
drains and procure the Vi antquated
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
which is none the less valuable because II 4, hea.c
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience
YEARS, 'o"If
haDes us to furnish numerous oases NJ oo,,.
Ikurne Inventions that have been nnosad G ana
ans, oy y hoTaht and obscure makers Of orpot tne
r;a anu. AFTER brief but vexatious and pre-
.ss nA'e peeh proven useless and entireiv fnasiye
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A cADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
Inc N"e. % 'nis intuition will be resumed on tn.
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEMRFp

s r and Guardians desiring frstclass Board;,
every advantage ~ "@fuS' VIII md here
ith IN the heaithiest portion of one Of the o,
oIhy cues IN the South, with large erounds IA -.
everY f s6f romantic 5or situation in addition
moral OF high grade. large additions bn.ai and
tion f 70 sns to meet the Increasing snpiic
pPy tor prospectus and Terms to tbo oBco ., a.,
street Quar- ana catholic Messenger 1874 CsrondeIet
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COAL AND WOOD.

De p, IN GOD and Coal Bricks Sand Lime Cement
W vaster har Laths Shingles, Oak Ash and Pine
lowest market rates Orders tiIied and tl at the
supplied at short notice ~ anu s'eanl ooats
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~ ne ciasses commence about the frat OF Sept.r,h
public exhibition. - ~ eASantnetio1 and
BOOK. etc. may be procured At the Ins..ts.,o, =.
ebspgss S at any time during the year and
For further particulars apply 10 the TotSy. s,
Academy Of the Holy Angels ""Hor s SnpPer1oF'
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EDUCATIONAL.

| 'oSEEfHS ACADEMY FOR voyI,o 49,.
| Near ru'a,.e ue'ed BY the sstcrs Of Charity.
""''sours' Frederick County, MARYLAND
picturesque n is pleasantly stuated !,
nile nom Emmitshnrre derisk county Maryland Saif
BY lie sSs and ino s
arc Ssnisns and MsGyand In The
Board md r,,., TERMS:
Bed and Beddpp St academic s.h,dio year including
E.-for each session eSso
IT,. ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 100 90
months each year is divided in two Session. -,
gust the ssfb an respectively the astb Of a
Ao''ers OF Inquiry directed to thu
my57aIy y, MOTHER SUPERIOR
----- o"h ACADEMY Emmitsburp Md
COLLEGE -
A " "A LATE CONC pr1o>,
VI 'S maI,, and Bar onne streets
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| New Orleans, Louisiana 'fi'' !,
. inns magnificent Institution was charterad r.,
4 iooo. ~ situated In quiet and hoalthy IocaJi.
.he suburbs or the city and Mt a short distanca Va
s AZ ~ very commodious, thorou CHI venH ~,
anu anords All those advantages which, Confirm. eo,
'nS nenith ana aeeurity of its inmates. 10
FuPiis OF an denominations admitted b,tr- A.,
on 81 order and regularity all are Obliged 70
the institution. =" the rules OF
Eith sys.em OF education embraces tts French and
Ehgiish languages, viz: Reading, Penmansbn enS
ana Ehgnsh Grammar, Arithmetic Ancient IA Is
en biography nse Of the Globes Prose ana $3.50 70"
Smpositlons History Ancient and Modern S.crS
t,Toiael chronology, French and EnoIfsh an2
rhetoric Mythology, Natural PHILOSOPHY Ch1sseEo'
FHr,oh1yIny BOTANY Book keeping Matbemstic.
uslc, Dawng, Painting, Plain and Ornanents NJ, ~
tapestry Embroidery, Artificial FIowers -
TO BE MADE orr.prrnx
IN ADVANCE:
board and Tuition in French and EuRlisb
Entrance Fee for the frat ro. n,, Psrquarter so
EXTRA CHARGES:
y ~ ~ &c ia %
I =, On .he Fiano per quarter. -..-.... 90 ~
Stationery ----.----'--.-.. Q 90 =
Washing --.----'--...--.. 90
Tapestry and Enbroi'ry --'''-----.... IL %
Artificial Flowers --'-'--''--.-. %
Drawing '--'.--''----.. " %
Painting '-'---''---.-- " %
n IN fhn
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ID. McKENDRICK.

ID. McKENDRIcK,
mouse and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter. Etc
NO. AGA Magazine Street
'Near tho corner of Race,
NEW ORLEANS.
Gas FiStur ne fiumbinG and Gas Fitting M.tsr,.,.
,particulaE attention is solicited 30 IT.
''' 'nent OF articles in the above iines anu com
Of NM mr. McKENDR1CK has jus. received ,.,u.
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
s shs 1sass; best compact
fore the public Being supplied w Witch has yet be-
PORCELAIN AND GALyxN1zkD Ipo,, ,,7,a,.-.---
NE various found in OF subject
to nroucs sSps al and
snS In their dwellings should mot anf a.
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET
extensive otn In store nd for which he
THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
MADE
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
Iate R. r. Finch.s Sons,
New York
D. mcKENDRICK, Agent,
7f.....---.-.. MAGAZINE STREET II
New Orleans
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there ara asr.r,,
points to be considered viz: 'e'"i- important
l. Will the Range Do what ia c1,;a c
The mode of operation-is it simnIe nr III na ~
they are burnt Sr be Easily replaced in case
venent IL durable and
s. The CosT-to buy and to maintain
Our Claims to Favor.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 1877 CANAL STREET.
TRUSTEES:
DR.. W. Newton Mercer
-. E. ueneres, David UrQnbart
| TSosh e Jonas. John G. Gaines
lbs. a Adams Carl Kohn,
f,hes AI en- Giarke, Christian Schneider
s>Nh''' y. Leeds, Samuel Jamisop
| L. F. GENERES, President
app om SAM. JONES, JR. Treasurer.
| t oUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND s,Fe
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OIL Camp Street. ~
IRE 1dent-W. VAN NoRpEN
wee President-HENRY PEYCuAUp
Cashier-JoHN S. WALTON
DIRECTORS.
HenSy peychapd President Hope Insurance Co@
David Wallace, of Wallace & Co.
Henry j. Mullan of HI i MuJla, TO-
w. van Norden. w.
W. H Thomas. of Folger & Co. del7u,
EJ1BERN1A BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS June 49, 1871
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK
DUBLIN payable in all parts of Ireland from One
POUND upwards, for sale at this Bank
1e22 y JAS. J. TARLETON Cashier
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oorher OF iampart and Congress streets Tb;rd
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