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DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, November 10.-The
storm which ragged in the north OF Europe
on wednesday and Thursday, was very
disastrous throughout Denmark and Oh
the coast The wind blew q hurricane
and rain and snow fell necessarily. The
streams oVerfowed their banks and inun.
dated the country for miles. Great dam.
age was done TO seaport towns, and
numerous marine dSasters occurred
Reports OF the loss Of twenty.tour sbins
have been already received. The small
island OF Batoe was entirely submerged
and all the inhabitants drowned,
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EstabllShsd by Congress- adopted BY ostatS;
aided by tho bSnOVOlsneO Of individuGlS, Oods.
ties, and other inititutionS. ,,a
Five Departments Of Instrusaon-Liserary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and RnRinOSr.
Ing. AlSoA thoroughly organised Preparatory
Department.
In charge of alarge Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and EuceesSfal educators.
FALL TlRN begins September 4kh. WnTra.
December 4th. SPRrHG, March Nth.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, Is70.
Total expenses from SEQ to $0sO per yeSr. Less
to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full partieu.
lars, to
ALEX. MARTIN, President.
AoR0ASToVE, W. Va, July u, IsT9. iy4O
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-THE
total vote Of the parish OF New Orleans
for President Grant Is 1895; Greeley,
2a,Gs7. Greeley's net majority in the
State, as lar as heard from, will be 6,707,
including the returns, mostly official,
from all but two parishes. Beauregard Is
elected Administrator Of improvements.
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In the Northwest and thence totthe
Lower Ohio Valley northwesterly winds
partially cloudy and clearing weather,
with occasional snow, extending to the
western lakes. In Michigan and on the
lower lakes and thence to the Ohio Val.
ley a slowly diminishing pressure, In.
creasingly cloudy weather and southwest.
erly winds. In New England and the
Middle States southwesterly to north
westerly winds and clear and cold wealth
er. In the South Atlantic and Cult States
a high barometer, partially cloudy wealth.
er, northerly to easterly winds, with occa.
sional light rains and increasing tempera.
ture on the western guilt. Warning sig.
mails are ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago
and Grand Haven. ny i
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CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCIsco, November 1e.-A
meeting Of the members OF the press and
friends Of the late Col. Allicott s. Evans,
agent Of the Associated Press, was held
today, for the purpose Of expressing re.
gret at his loss and sympathy for his lam.
lily; and also extended them such aid as
may be found necessary.
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Dead Rodv Pound.

ST, LOUIS, November 1o-ThG deat
body ol an unknown man with his head
terribly crushed with stones and deer
stab in the neck, was found this morning
near the intersection Of Gravien's roac
and the river, some six miles below thu
city. Two men were arrested on sus
pecion, but the affair Is shrouded In mys-
teFY,
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Cabinet Chanrsa.

ST. LOUIS, November 16-The Demo.
crat this morning states editorially and
adVisedly that there will be but two
changes in President Grants cabinet after
the 4th Of March next These will be
Secretaries Fish and Boutwell,. The
former, 1t Is expected, will be offered the
mission TO England, and the latter q seal
In the United States Senate.
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Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November l7-At two
o'clock this morning an alarm Of tire in
Hopkins store, on Fourth street. called
OUT me steam fire engines. No horses
could be used, and tho men got out Of
bed and drew six engines to The spot in
only three or four minutes longer time
than II would HAYS taken horses. The
fire did no serious damage.
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steamer Nws.

QUEENSTOWN, November 1s.-The
steamship Italy, from New York, has ar
rived.
Arrived-steamers City Of Bristol, from
Liverpool; Holland, from London, and
Housa, from Bremen,
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SNOW Storm at Buffalo.

BUrEAIo, November 10.-Snow is two
feet deep on d level this morning, and
passenger trains are abou: twelve hour
behind time.
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BosToS, November 1G.-The disabled
steamship Malta, b being toWed TO this
port to await the arrival Of a new shaft
from New York or Liverpool.
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Pupils can be entered at any time. Persons
wishing information in regard to the School Will
enquire At the rooms during school hours, OF at
the residence Of L. @. Hughes, EsQ., on Chap.
line street. noys
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Acquittai of Mrs. smith aud Mrs
Mann

RALEIGH, November 16.-The charge
against Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mann, wife
and daughter Of Rev. Brinton Smith. oil
poisoning him to death, has been dis
missed BY Judge Watts, there not being
the slightest evidence agalnst them.
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The business portion OF the town OF
Abbeyvllle, s. G., was destroyed by FIRE
Sunday, Loss 1000; partly insured.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November l6.-The Of.
fetal vote OF the State gives Grant 90s
majority and the Republican for Congress
1853 majority.
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DRATH ERoM cnLoRoFonM,

The vile OF Joseph Whitman died In
Newark yesterday, from an overdose OF
chloroform administered by Dr.. Fredolin,
8 prominent German physician, during
the process Of resctting a dlslocated shoul.
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DIED FRoM PoIsnNINa

Four children Of Patrick Cunningham
at Bloomfield, died Thursday and Ffidsy
from a mysterious disease resembling poi.
soning.
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TROUBLE AMONG rnE snAKEns.

Apparently complete revolution Is 60.
Ing on among the Shakers at Mt. Morris,
New York, and it Is not improbable that
a general decision will shortly take place
on the marriage question. ,E-' ~
POULTRY EPIDEMIC. -u.
The poultry are said TO be dying along
the banks Of the SusQuehauna in Penn
sylVania, by thousands, from an epidemic
disease which appears general.
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PATTERSON, N. J.
SILK wEAvEns' STRIKE.

PATTERSON. November 17.-The silk
weavers' strike Is sabout over, all of the
employees but one having conceded the
old wages 10 the workmen.
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelligencer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPHtcB OF THG CHIEP SIgNAL OYTToHR,
WILMINGTON, D. G., NoYemher l7.-1:an z. 4.
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Educational.

MRS: 9: E, sMYTH's SELECT
IN1 SCHOOL.
For Young Ladies and Misses,
Entrance ia the North Hall of the LindalOy
Institute
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods Sell ut
sight Pay 100 per cent profit Now il tic time
Send at once for Descriptive Circulars aud Pfice
Lists of our Fine steel Engravings of all the CaHd
da es, Campaign Biographies, Charts, Photographs
Badges Pins, Flags, and everything suited 10 the
times Tcu dollars per day easily made Full sam
ples sent for 81 Address MOORE u GOODSPkED
81 Park Row, New York
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS ON d. @. d A. E. R.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON d. @. d "A. Fs. E.
On and after Sunday, June 2nd, 1872,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. 3. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. LAS A NJ. 3,05 NJ
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2,27 Pm. 6,l5PM
4" Pet.Cen $50 " $40 " 1907 ="
/" Titusv. 7,lO 6. 3,55 " 7,50 d"
Arrive Cory, S,45 g 5,25 4" 9,l5 60
No e-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City 9,40 A NJ; Pet Centre,
1925; Titusville, II, 10; Ar. Cory, l2,5Opm
SOUTH NO, 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, lO,45 A NJ. 6,lOAM. 6,05PM
=" Titusv. IL, 10 P NJ. .7,30 1856 "
+" T. Cen. Ito $40 s,S5 "
Arrive o. City l,50 sos 9,25 +"
" Irvine. 4,4S (" ll,40
No. l0--Accommodaton Freight.
Leavea Cory LIS p N; Titusv, 2,50; Pet
Centre. 1855; Ar at Oil City, 4, 40 pm.
cas No. g and 6 run on Sunday.
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o.. Merchants, Lawyers. justices OF the Peace. Land
Agents, Oh Dealers and Agents, lnsn rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties in want are Informed
hat wcare prepared TO execute to order kinds of
LANKs, business or legal required in this com
muniy
Jobbh2tpa!ronage respectfully solicited
c. CWICKER
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dipping were tho occasion Of moro than
one well-meant admonition. Tho fresh
sea breeze, and the change from London
life, did indeed seem to prevent the pro-
seated for such an easy cure. AT Passage
one day, some ak or seven weeks aimee, the
friend by whom he was accompanied was
alarmed to find him totter and almost fall.
Since then the downward prOgrcss of his
siren 9Th was continuous. Ho sojourned
for -four or I've weeks at st. Aone's Hill,
from whence on Monday last he was trans-
ferred to Dublin for further medical advice,
But the terrible malady could not be ar
rested. A creeping paralysis had set In
which rendered his lower limbs pOwerless,
and, from what We have been able to learn
its course was finally and fatally deter
mined by an apopletic seizure. The fol
brother in-law, the Master of the Rolls,
who. with his family, watched with the
most tender earnestness over the distin-
guished sufferer, announced to us the
dreaded close:
"With heartfelt sorrow I send this message.
Mr.. Maguire has passed away. He got sud-
den attack to-day, and never rallied"
We cannot now write more. We have
only to add that great as is our own sor-
row over this sad bereavement. there are are
| others whose grief is more sacred than our
own. His country has lost o valuable soa,
his friends have to lament one whom they
regarded with mingled pride and affection,
but he has been snatched from the midst ol
q home of love, from the mourning Of q
true and tender wife and of deyotedly
attached family-the fond husband, the
warm hearted fathes., aaaaa the . .cs;c ex.
ample for youth to look up to and follow
For them there remains but the consolation
of the true nobleness of his career, and the
consciousness that the tomb owe" which
they sadden is hallowed by the tears ant
PRAYERS of Ireland.
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lIacRLLAH10Us I1IsH MxwS.
the SEE OF WATERFORD,

TAE SEE OF WATERFORD
The Freeman announces that tho Bishop
of Waterford has expressed his desire to
be relieved from the duties and cares of
his see, and the clergy will meet for cleo
tion of successor on the l4th Of NOvem-
Der.
FIRE AT LORD MAssEY's RESIDENCE.
Hermitage, the well-kuown and beauti-
fol residence of Lord Massey, overhangipg
the fails Of Doonas, near Castleconnell on
the Shannon, was very mnch injured by
an accidental FIRE on the 2sth ult.
WORKING OF THE NEW LIcENsINe ACT.
The reports from various parts of Ireland
incontestably show that the recent very
limited restrictions ON the sale of drink
have been productive OF great good, and
are 30 far encouraging as regards future
legislation on the subject. The pubic, and
indeed the trade, have shown every dispo-
sition, making allowance for instances of
ignorance of the law, to accept the restric-
tions on the whole in proper spirit. In
Dublin and it's neighborhood all classes
congratulate themselves on the order and
quiet that now prevails, especially on the
Sunday nights, contrasting strongly with
the brawlipg and outcries that used to
make some localities seem like pandemo-
nilpi.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Tho Mail states that formal notice has
been given, at u meeting of the Education
proceedings removing Mr.. O'keffe from the
management of the Callan Schools,
LuNATIcs.
| The official report to the Lord Lieuten-
! an. slows that at the close of 1871 there
were 10, 767 lunatics under restraint, and
$50 at large, making total of 1887
| nfl I
year.
| THE PROTESTANT CLERGY ON REVISION.
The Rev. r. Tombe, who preached the
usual sermon at the annual visitation O
thv Archbishop of Dablin, in St. Patrick
Cathedral, speaking of the revision move
ment, said the time was most inopportune
and expressed his conviction that 1t thu
proposed changes In the AthanasIan Greco
and in the service were carried out, the re
suit would be a schism of the most earnes
and devoted Pretestants. The Rev. DR.
Cole Coghlan, preaching the inaugural ser
mon of the Dromore and Down and Cono
SYNOD at Belfast, said those who wer'
CRYING out for revision merely made 1t al
excuse for Withholding their subscription
and that if the Irish Protestant Churcl
failed to sustain herself it would be tn
duty of the English Church to consider tn
propriety of sending over to Ireland feV
negro missionaries to teach the first prin
ciples of Christianity to Irish Protestants
TIE LATE MR.. E. o'FAERELL.
In the Irish obituary there is recorde
: the death of Mr.. Edward O'Farrell, who
/ for more than forty years, has been honor
l ably connected with Irish journalism. II
had heen on the editorial staff OF tn
Erening Post for many years, was tn
founder and proprietor of the Sligo Cham
pion as a Catholic journal, and an actiS
Contributor to the English and America
press. MIR. O'Farrell died at his residence
Sand dymount, Dublin, on the 3Oth uis
aged sixty four years.
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euA11. WE MEET AGAIN 1.-THE following 10
ansa 20 be one of tho most brilliant articles
writssu by the lnmented George D. Prentice:
The fst of nature is inexorsble; Ihere Is
70 nppeal for relief from the great law WILL .S
aaoIas us to dust. We flourish and iaoe Hss ~ sno
5engea of the forest, and flowers tneS oloon n,
nra Eftber in q day have no frazier noIa Upon
|fifS xh,au the mightiest monarch Enes evef
S7sahlr- the world with his footsteps. Geneta
- 81 men shall appear and disappear as tIe
nTAea and the multitude that thronS Tue W"tte III
6.S8Nw will disappear as the footsteps on "ue
ehnrS Men seldom think OF the approach Oh
7ontN until the ahadow falls across thelr own own
s7efh hiding from them the faceaOt lovea ones
srkoSe living smile was the sunhghG OF tnoii
<tiafance Death is the antagonist OF Ire, anu
fha. .erIld thought Of the tomb is the skeleCoh
n ST. Saasts We don't want to pSss through
fHe s5srk valley, although its dark passage may
iead - Paradise; we do not want To lay oown
IN &c damp grave, even with princes for bed
Teliovgh. In the beautiful drama OF Ion, the
hona ~ Immortality, so eloquently uttered oy
fhe asaah devoted Greek hnds response i9
evarvT khoug ghtful soul When about TO yieiu
R;s 1ounR existence q sacrihce to 1ate, ms
fsInInantha asks if they should meet agaln, 70
@NSot he replies: 81 have asked that dreaaI"l ~
Ssestion of the hills that look eternal-ot tne
.issr arcane that how forever-Of the state
,,n0 whose fields of sSure my raised sP1rI
Walked into glory. All were DUMB. pH
81 gaze upon thy living face, ieeI GTS
70 "a aomethinR in the love tnas menaSe'
ouRh its beauty that eannot Wnony PsEA"A
ah1u meet again, ClomAn thA. -. ---
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THE EMPEROR of AUsTRrA.-The activ-
ity of no sovereign in Europe can be COM
pared to that of the Emperor of Austria,
as he imposes upon himself about the hard
est life one can imagine. In winter as in
summer he rises at five in the morning,
walks until seven, almost always alone,
then takes his coffee and transacts business
for two hours with the Councillor OF State
Braun and the other secretaries of his priv
ate Chapcery. He then gets into his car
riage and drives from Schnenbrum or
Laxemburg to Vienna to accord audience
to the ministers or deputations which have
given the proper notice of their wish to ob
tain an interview. Afterwards he goes
out to pay visits in the cisy. At II he
takes a very frugal breakfast, and dimes
between and 5. His Majesty eats little,
and drinks still less. He prefers the ma
tional dishes to all others, and his dinner
rarely lasts more than half an hour. In
the evening, after having been to the
theatre. or to a soree, he works for some
time with his ministers, never going to bed
later than ten. If fire breaks out he is
always first on the spot. DURING tue
snoring season he takes the train at nine
at night for Reichenau or MurzzchiaS,
| dressed in the costume OF mountalneer,
and passes the night on the highest rocks
to hunt the chamois, or in the thick WOODS
| to shoot black cocks. In spite of those IN
cessant fatigues of mind and body hi
health is perfect
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DIED {:

ELIISON-At Bay st. Louis on November ~ Is1a.
Jo.epbiue aged sixteen years. young"ht child OF me
late Thomas Ellison of Mobile. Ala aud neice OF " M
p aud Joseph Ellison, of this city.
sIfILIyAN-On Sunday evening November H. after
n lingering Illness Robert Sullivan, aged sixtytwo
yeara a native Baptry. county Cork ireland, ana
resident Of this city for twenty five years
KENNY-On SUNDAY. November IT, 1879, at s r: n;
IT,. Kenpv AGED twenty yeaTs. O native 81
anntv Sligo Ireland resident of this city for the
Last twenty years
JnHNsToN-on Sunday November H. 1879, At 81 A.
~ p.,rick Johnston aged twenty eight years, native
of Ireland and resident Of this city Tor the ias'
twenty-six yeaIs
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ROME GA, January II, 1871.
MARRIED

DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE imparts Life to the Hair.
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TNsTITuTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Cornor ST. Philip and Calves streeta,
New Orleans.


The government thsouxhoat tha establishment is
mild and parental. The pupis soparAted 6sn
thear Rscroaton table,
the same TOT an In sncrt everythiRg tends TO- pro
mote adeceionate union betweon Sisters and the
tnssrucsaon " thorough and ssd and In harmony
with the Of society The
in both Englsh and French an the branches Of Know.
Ledge cultivated at the present day. Each language
taught BY natives OF respective countries 70 In
sure correct pronunciation.
Tho Acadcmtcal year closes with public cxhibiton
vitsd.
Education Ia hero the object special attention and
Governing thoae paood under their charge
by moral suaaon Aone tke Sisters of St. Joseph eude
vor to incucaAe yrncpea of solid pety, require the
strict observance Of polite and amiable and
instl feelings Of and Affection parents
+ Pupils Of all denominations arc admitted.
School 10 tho Bay St Louis where the Sster3
Of 81. Joseph have q 6ourishing academy.
TERMS-To DO paid in advance, ~ follows
Boarding per three months eS< 90
waning, .....-.--...-.....s.. ~ w
|
Music Lessons and use Instrument. xa 90
ing ieescns. %
Faate OIL painting according to the number Of puJ4s
Needle work In all In varieties Roldsn embroidery,
Artificial howers u taught tho boarders without ext
charge
For further PARTICULARS address, "superioreas Of
Academy OF the sstsrs of st. Joseph. Boz Isl Now Or
'an' Or " more convenient rHRSss sRRlSE e LAYTON
no2t 70 ~ or c. ID. M.DER- Agent.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IN. TrJ1r's PILLs-They are purely vege,
tail, concentration for keeping the Bowels In natural
motion and cleansing tho System Of all impurities, ana
a nositye cure Constipation They restore tha ais
sased Liver Stomach and Kidneys to ection
while a. be same time they brace and invigoa'e tne
whole eystem.
ROME GA, p, January II, 1871.
Dr. VIM. Il. Tut: ,>.,, e,,o
Dear sir-Having used your Liver Pills and hndinG z
none that have my wife my self as much COCO
Vond like to know If they would do as vel! Sorth as
here intend going North in March, and II they WI,
the same effect this climate, want TO take
them on " ith Hoping to hear from y3u soon'
HENRY A. MILLS
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE imparts Life to the Hair
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GULF CITY BITTERs.
"The Gulf City Bltters,"
becoming daily popular In this community. and
wherever used fast
SUPERSEDING ALL OTHER BIrTRRS.
and choicsst of spirits.
AS AN sTSXTIasT pS rhE ARrfTfh AND
or those sedeutarily employed they are IsvALuApLE
offered to the public upon msrts which
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
and for the GULF CITY BITTERs, have recently
and Will. in future be enabled to hli promptly all
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BTTTERS
can be by Single Bottle from of our Rotai
Liquor Dealers, Dtuggsts. Saloons or GrocerS.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
sNorth Commerce s.;.s Street g ss..
Also. Propristor Of the esiebratsd GERMAN BIT;
and al fnf
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Established Jan. 2. ls7aJ
Ion. Canal Street l06
The Only Bank Allowing all it's DspositorS 3
| Share in the Profits.
Capital stSch .ii, pat' 1n; oSSSoS
First oui Annual Dividend Declared juno both, 1873.
81 per cont to stoekhOlders.
| IL per cent to DePositoru.
Bank open from 10 A. n until p. n.
PAUL FoURcHY President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice PreaidsnG
II JOSEPH Mitchell Cashior.~
p,.rro n..D.ro, D'Ah''0h John T. HsrdIs.
| Iohn N Cobb Ernest MiItenberGOE,
Adolph Mayer, Albert baldwin,
Paul FOOrchy, Charles Lahtte'
| p. Poursine, - ooo 9m2I
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
DR.. O. BEARD.
oCULIsT.
or,eans Infirmary No. 142 Canal stree
, New oTleaOS, La
~ Hours from "a N TO I'm. OCT 9map
WILLIAM Lee
P1rrsBURG, ANTHRACITE AND cANSEL
Families. Foundriss, etc. supplied with the BET
article at the l0wsss market rates.
Orders left at 81 Camp street fnGslnrS,. or on tn
,ior Loree' '"'' y. ->-Oe es''o'' spI5 9m 3p
VlHE GREAT, AMERIcAN co0EInG AToVl
| i DEPOT, w.
No. 100 Camp Street.
The Champi0n ADSSicsn stOve sever ~ 80. ~
eaiisfaction ell defocts bDogn 70 e1isS -
ing have been entirely Tenedla s ~ ~
teHas r5s Eeono1y, pisPasSs Shr.ysS H. irosfuoe'
). wnss g1Ovo bay osly REdS'sSfds oao AsnAo
InEisds ~ CosAing apd Heating Steyes On hsn'
Sss gEsst.ss& &C., = ssssS,nE "a R:oase
Eio1ola Ash RnRs anA ~ ~ tafn-0a
81 ahsEs nessss. a., - - u 49, e;sva
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yeNNER-SMITH-AtSt St. Mary's Church. on Mon
d.v November IL 1874 by Rev. ID. OMeara. Charles
Ycnner of Louisville KY and Miss Julia A. smith, oil
this city-MobiLe RegiSter.