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Victor Scales, all kinds. 1873 Gravier.
THE AMATEUR B. B. OLUB-A GOOD
ORGANIZATION.

About three weeks ago q number of the
first young men in our city set on foot the
formation Of the above club. The Ama-
teurs are composed Of some of the best play
ers of can old club" but having had no prac-
tice for two years with the bat and ball,
were defeated last Wednesday at the Park
by the r. E. Lees. who defeated the new
club by only one run, and, had it not been
for several errors on the part Of the Ama-
teurs, they would have had an easy walk
over of it.
Practice makes perfect, and with little
Of this the Amateurs will no doubt stand at
the top of the ladder in base ball circles.
both at home and abroad. Their pitcher,
Mr.. w., is one of the best in the United
States, and any man who strikes ball sent
from hi, herculean arm must keep his eyes
open. Thtir captain, Mr.. H., il . true
model of man, being physically. developed
almost to perfectiOn-in fact the whole club
is as fCe body Of muscle and strength a
can BIZ found in any city. ,....
One of the must prominent features of
this organization is their intention to give
to some charitable institution the gate
money taken ia at all matches that they
may play. The names Of several charitable
institutions are to be placed in hat, and
the first that is drawn out 10 entitled to the
proceeds from the gate. They have adopted
q most beautiful uniform, being of white
tlanel, trimmed with blue. which renders Z
pleasing effect. Al! success to the Amateura
may they soon reap the victories which
their merits 80 richly deserve.
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THE TRANSIT Of VENUS.

| On Thursday last we learned by telegraph
that the United States expedition sailed
on that day, for the purpose Of observing
the passage of Venus across the SUMS disc
on December 9Th. The party is divided into
five divisions. To give an idea Of the work
required Of the men engaged in this expedi-
ton, We copy the following:
Each division is supplied with three prin-
| cipal instruments, and besides these is fur
nshed with complete set Of magnetic
Instruments, by which it will be enabled to
Judge with accuracy the force Of whatever
magnetic elements may come within its cal
culations. Each party will also have TIVE
chronometers, All astronomical clock, and .
quantity Of tools suitable for all kinds Of
work. Three Of the, divisions will b.
obliged to live in tents, q necessity which
arises from the nature of the localities from
which they will take their observations The
| principal instruments ara the transit in
| strument, by which time and latitude will b
determined; the equatorial instrument
which is to be used in observing the transit
of Venus over the suns disc, also the "Oe-
cultatiOn" or hiding of the stars by the
moon, aud for the purpose of determining
longitude. The equatorial instrument has
an aperture of five inches. The most inter-
c0Uluk VI Uuc IuSJTuuOuU6 ID tQ8C Oy WHICH
the photographs Of the transit will be taken.
1t is the invention of Prof. Winl0ck, of Har-
ward University, and was first applied in
this country. 1t consists of . telescope forty
feet in length, with an aperture of five
inches. The tube is intended to b. horizon
tai and stationary, and the sun will b
thrown into it by means Of u heli0star. The
heliostat is San instrument which runs
like clock, and corresponds with the
motion of the sun, and thus throws
it's light all the while into tho
telescope, which is itself stationary. Ono
end Of the tube enters small building
about twelve feet square, which will be used
as photograph ro0m.t 1t is expected that
by this apparatus picture will bo obtained
once every two minutes during the time Of
the transit. The superiority Of this instru-
ment over those which have been hereto
fore used is held to consist in the stationary
condition of the tube or telescope. In the
instrument used in England for similar pur-
poses, the telescope had motion to GORE
spOnd with that of the sun, but in this ossa
the heliostat fulfills more effectively all the
objects which could be gained by > moving
telescope Each portion of the expedition
will carry three small houses, one Of which
will be used, as mentioned above, for pho
tograph room. The others will be used in
with the transit and astrOnomi-
cal instruments respectively.
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Political.
HI adqua rter. Executive Com m ittee,
I\DtPt NDENT CLUBS,
New OhLEAAs, June 18th 1874


New OhLEAhs, June 18th 1874
70 the Presidents of the Independent Clubs Demo-
cratic. Liberal Fusion. Reform. aud other Conserva
tive orgru ions, their duly accredited del :
gates
You are hereby notified that at . meeting of the
Executive Comm tt 9 of independent Clubs, he q
June IL h, 1874. the following RESOLUTION unxnl.
mously adopted
Be 1t res lved. That tho Chairman Of the Executive
CoHmittee OF independent tlu.s do invite the 81
dents aud delegates OF the Independent Clubs
epre,euted in the Committee IF the ampaign Of Isl
and all tue Tres deu IF Clubs their duly acre
ted delegate belonging u the Dem c. Lib u.
usou, aud kei' rm pa es, we'll the Iouservx-
ii lubs for.uug. t. ct the xecutive Coii-
mittee of Indep III Ut Tub. in genera Council tol
the purpo of organizing tor the approaching CAIN
algii.
therefore. and in obedience TO TIE above 70 ution
the esid nts OF the depeLdent Clubs, Dem G.
Liberal Fusion Reform, AM other conservative or.
4aniz stiOns, and thrir duy accredited delegates TO l.
aug the welfare Of the Stste aro invited
meet the Executive .Omu,itt-s OF Iud pendent
Clubs general council 1t No. Is MaIaS street.
Friday evening. the 1871 instant, At O'clock. y.
for the purpose II organic ng fvr the hing
campaign.
by der of the Committee.
n. HEI>MAN,
Chairman Executive Cm. m, tee.
JAS. q. WAxKER Secretary j-H NV &fr MAE
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1t is positively true that Messrs. H. b.
Stevens & Co., corner of St. Charles and
Common streets, are selling off their entire
stock of mems, boys and childrens' clothing
and furnishing goods at a reduction of at
about this, it is fact to be relied upon.
Consequently it would be but reasonable
conduct on the part of any one-no matter
whether there is an immediate demand to
be supplied or MOTTO go there and lay in a
supply at once. Such chances do not occur
every day.
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A CONSOLATION lNDEED.-While persons
fume and fret TIE heat Of the summer and won.
well them to reflect tor Y moment upon the many
blessings which are daily showered upon them : and
know that Of the greatest Of these benefactons
who is ever alert to sllev ate the suerngs Of
fellow creatures by sci ing six champion shirts At
80; splendid summer uud rshrt for 81 CO to; these
blessings which should ever be remembered
and rewarded by cal at tue or ante palace. corner #
anal and hOya -,rtets where the ing Co Moody
will serve his customers from his Immense stock OF
< ntemeu's furnishi.g goods. Go and SOC hIm. by
all IL cans,
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BY H,FFMAx, MARK, q co.
6HERIfFa SALE.

6HERIff'S BALE.
AZ ORE no. Lit CANAL SIRE II. KNOWN As
The GR Ar -OU th HN POLAR sTOkE,
DY ~ FFMAN, M'NK & CO-ALEx
- LEVY. Auc.iou~er-Ou II NDAY. June l5 Il
Nk ~, lSox. A. M y
a lar4s ssiety OF ncv 0oods. Cutiry. B .hsmisu
Glassware. Toys. JeSe ~. et. to eth wst larxs
double ate K mirr.r, tho, -IivSs p.As~d "a
kovW OSoo.. three s;Uu t-r.. De T., 8 oula ETC.
AZ tue ss0 due p acs viii b rsussA sstns
hWh~st bdd T. "a sire arv dsrs al.er ~ ~ the
~ Il q ber next PArtsss Es-G:g y hsxs us- u
.1kgucoo a 0AOgcA0eA HI
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Miricles II

Mricles never cease, SO it seems, for
very hour incidents happen which startle even the
most edulCus of mankind. but If they would he
utterly and taken auack just let them drop in
at the ner of Common aid st. Charles streets an
examine the imm stuck u geDtleLlen's clothing
pit by h. b. stevens Co. and hear the almost in
credulous low prices 1T which the entire stock now
being SOL aud if they do not acknowledge thai this
beats the wonder Of wonders then they are b.yond
redemptiOn
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TTyHE CHEAPEST PLACE r sBUS I"OA
PIPE y It JOHN @. FIB LIMOS. No. ~ Poy.
dras street,
The chsspeA place to buy 0A0 FIXTURES = ~
JOHN q. fLEAlN0'S. M. iS Poydens sere t
The bsst p.aos to get good Gas FILLING doas = q
JOHN q. Fl.EAINtfo. No. IA PvydEas stsss&
spas -
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Save six dollars by buying half dozen
custom made, linen bosom shirts, ut Gorrens
of Canal an Chartres streets.
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Large consignment of shirts, direct from
the manufacturer, at G0rren's. corner Canal and
Chartres street.
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The filling of Marvin's Safes is alum and
dry plaster of Paris. No dampness. Pspera
are not mildewed
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WewOuld call the attention of the hume
rOus friends OF Aurora Benevolent AssOcia
ton to the advertisement of their approa ch
ing entertainment.
As the calls for relief upon the members
during the past year have been numerous
and the donations of the Association tt
charitable objects liberal, they find them
selves unable to give their usual annual
complimentary entertainment as heretofore
On the solicitation Of many of theil
friends, they have decided to give sub
scriptiOn entertainment, and from the bril-
liant character of the previous efforts Of
the Association we can but predict success
The coming entertainment will be in all re-
spects as those heretofore given by the As
ISOLATION, and every effort will be made to
make the same perfectly select.
We would by all means advise their
friends to make early applications, as the
subscription list is limited.
Splendidly made. well-ftting shirts, with
linen bosoms, from 81 80 per half dozen up to $2l
allpure linen at Gorren's corner of Can and Char
tres streets.
Parties having taxes to settle will do well
to see Messrs. Barnett l. Cammsck. brokers. No. II
Carondeet street. before settling they have facili-
ties 10 settle them At the ary".t rate OF d. scount.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Soe advertisement
of Messrs G. H. Lawrence Co., Nos. 80 and II
TchOuptOuas street. who have in store and to arrive
an extensive stock Of Goshen and Western butter.
New York cream cheese hominy. grits canned goods,
ETC. Purchasers would do well to givs them . call
Linen and linen bosom shirts, custom
at about half price, at Gorrens of Canal
and Chartres streets.
EXCELSIOR ALARM MONEY DRAWERS
The best, neatest and cheapest drawer
made. For sale bv j. X. Alcee Gauthreaux,
1873 Gravier street.
MARKED DowN.-What WHY, all of the
No. l63 Canal street. There no second price, for all
goods marked in cures that almost blind man
can see, in figures. too low to astonsh all who
go to examine the extensive line Of goods at
the establishment.
GOOD PUFF.-Delightful indeed, it is
to sit in cool, shady spot. and with book in hand
puff one of those delclousiy favored Adam brand
cears kept only by j. tabragas At No Is Commercial
Alley Mr. Fabrisas also keeps on nd large stocs
other choice brands cigars tobacco and smokers
articles. Go and ask for the celebrated Ad III. brand.
PLAIN ENGLISH.-There is no use to null
tiply words, when every for themselves the
great inducemen offered by Mes Rice Bros Co.,
in the shape Of watercoolers, ice pitchers Iefiger
ETC.. that to be found ut the above establish
ment ALSO Of the largest stocks of Stoves hard
aud household articles be found in the South
The house OF Rice Bros Co. il thing of to-day
but has been established city for years. and
standing is too we'll known, aud its reputation to
vide spread for furth r comment. See their sdver-
tisement in another column.
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Rooms and Board.

INCRNI HE'D ROOM WICH OR w TIl.
Il out board, III eutrl location. convenient to tue
business po ton Of thu city. Inqui.e vt No. S. Be-
rune ut ct Terms moderAt-. my lm
FURNISHED ROOM. VITA OR
l. without DO rd. ceutr,l 10 Slity. NO. 100 'raver
street, uear BAronne, moderate teruis. 10 suit
ume. ava
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Save nine dollars by buying u half dozen
pure linen shir.s Ut GOrren's, Of canal aud
Charities strost. ~, I'LL q.
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ANsalSen.entS.

Inducements,
FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND FESTI-
VAL,
To be given by the
THIRD DISTRICT (AMATEUR) LATE PAOLETTI
Il r A s S b A n d,
OAKLAND RIDING RK,
Sunday, July l2th, 1874.
detailed programme of the sports will be fur.
nished i'll due time iel& Its
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GRUNE VALID HALL.
Twelfth Summer Conce with the kind assistance Of
Mr.. D. DELCROIX, Pianist,
Monday, jane Is. 1874.
Overture to La Violette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Carsfs
Chorus and C&vatne from Nabucco. Verdi
Souvenir de Tannhaeuser. ...............R. Wagner
Walz-Sounds from the Alps .Gungel
Third Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. Weber
Mr.. D. DELCROIX.
Ballad with Cononet Solo. ........... ...Chickering
Potpourri from William Tell. .Rossin
WaltZ-Irene.... Observation-Disclosures. Meyer
Mazurka-LOb r Frsuen. .............. .Strau. Q
Next Summer Concer. THURSDAY, 18th June.
jel4 1t
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ThILDtkN's CANS,
GIGS AND PERAMBULATORa
BOY y VELO q r T. - e 8.
l62 GrAvier street aud ID Union street,
Opposite g. Charles Hotel
jei2lm ia LUM 90.
LeAves UEN Y, June IA, st6P VI.
~ F.. CAaden, Cha
lGnn9tas Ma saline, Tr,.tuu Aour Q. IN chltx
a0101 uy, aud intermediate Ian Tugs Uus
Chi IL and Buck kivsrs-r - que px~senxec
Gary Owen,
v. Bcuchmau. master: enry Jenkins ana J. ".
tr0 So0- cierI
will leav~ above Yvr freight peaes spPly "a
board. o. ~
jslA LOAD MoPEAKk = Gimp sassA
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Wants..

NvANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO nurse
w and do hou ework. None need apply without
reference. Apply ut 3u4 Eighth street, between st.
Charles and Carondelet jel4 It,
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Special Notices.

Hr. w. q. Austin, residence and office
557 St Charles. near FIRST street. Office hours from
A. Fosdick & Co.'s No. 80 Carondelet. orders left
there promptly attended to. jel4 If
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BUTTER AND CHEESE.-Tho attention Of
the trade is "rticu rly directed the advst-emeuk
o. Me -srs Ho,t Wilcox. 81 TchOuptOulss, corner
Of Lsfsy tie, who the sle az for the SweeN
lover Cream ry" Of Straight l.. son. OF Hudson.
Ohio they have nov in store supply Of this UHtter,
in rs ID. 50 fb and 1OO b kegs Ths butter caunv b
Keel ed III this other fnarkrt call aud exam
me it, and sl-o the New York choic- Western
cheese that Messrs. Hoyt & Wilcox have hand.
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GRUNEWALD HALL.
POPULAR SUMMER CONCERTS.
EVERY MONDAY, WE'D NESDAY AND FRIDAY,
with Full Orchestra, under leadership Of Prof.
ROBERr MEYER.
Subscription lists 1T L. Grunewads music store, 129
Caual street, sud piano wareroOms, Is Baronne
street. Piice IS per dozen tickets. single tickets
so cents.
Refreshments served in the Concert Hall and adoin.
ing rooms Dy27
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III OUlSl IA ,.Acs..O ~
IL e xblshment-J. CLEDE. stesm Dyer aud
sin, New OriesnsL
Laiies'. 0~ntlsmeo's and Children's Clothes Dyed
ind Clsaned. / kiuds OF Hh wis. Fine LAces. nk
aud Lace Curtalua, dole up equal 20 uew. Fesshers
leaned and yed apos txken ont without cle>nu,g
The xhola Goods rsGsiuH End sssHfnsl ~ sApssss.
Ryl1 In
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AUCTION NuLes.
AUCTION NnLes.
BY NASH 4 HODIsOv.
HANDSOME HOU EHOLD FURNITURE
PARLOa SUITS. BED ROOM 81 rs.
MIRRORS, CARPETS, GLA6S CHINA, AND MANY
other useful articles too mum rous to n, ntlon.

DIV WASH Il HODGs NV HoDosON
- AUCTION EROhce, No S Car0ndelet street
On MON JAY Jdue Is. 1874, At OK O'clock A. NJ, on
the en- No. as ~ street. bes weon Jullx
al bi. Jo~epa streets. n public suct.on. will oe
soli-
Tn entire contents Of the shove r4s.de ce. ron.
sist pR Of many useful Add hand.oa@ xrtcies Of
Household q uitur-, O,uaiuents aud Movable I c. q
Terms-Cash IN a. >. Treasury uot@ tel3 ii
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A GOOD PUFF.-Delightful, indeed, it is
to sit i'll cool, shady spot. and with book in hand
puff one of those delicousy favored Adam brand
cigars, pit only by j. tabragas. at No is Commercial
Alley. Mr.. Fabrgas also keeps on b md large
OF other choice brands OF cigars tobacco and smokers
articles Go and ask for the celebrated Ad an brand.
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Of Lafsy tte who the sule az for the sweet
ohio. they have nov in store = supply OF this uutter
in rs ID. 50 tb and lO b kegs ThIs butter csunv b.
Keel ed IN this or any other narkrt. call aud exam
Inc it, and sl-O the New York chuic. Western
cheese that Messrs. Hoyt & Wilcox have ON baud.
Chicago has just smelled out q marvel
GUS instance Of human depravity, but don't
hurt anyisoty's feelings by printing names.
well-known lawyer was sitting in his
third floor bach. room office, smoking hia
pipe in peace. He was expecting = call
rom client, but WAS not expeCtihg his
wife, who, broad and matronly opened the
door without knocking, aud stood therein .
moment without speaking, while she took
survey of the apartment Then she nOved
IA chair and took seat, without sn invi-
tation. something was wrong, evidently,
and the pipe puffed faster, aud tho silence
grew more fearful aud no word was spoken.
Presently u sOft knock came at the door Il
was that of . dainty, gloyed hand.
The pipe fell to the f1oOr. :. The
wife went to the door aud opened
It. Then there was = cross aminst, on. to
which the lawyer listened IN ,admirati
aud wouier. After this there came hostile
encounter, during which the air ,waY Hiled
with piecSs Of ch,gnons, chpice locks Vt rel
hair, bits Of ribb'n a0d afrightod hair pins.
The wife vas victor2uS, aud HsishSd NJ the
whole business by kicking tho otl1r dowp
one flight Of stairs Thsp she retvrped. to
the room. staggered to :. chair, and Woman,
like fell in dead faint. Alas! What IN
error IN the moment Of victory. The lawyer
walked hastily ont If the room, locked the
door and hurried to pick up bis wite's fallen
foe At the foot Of the stars. . And those two
walked off together. Th.t nan 10 tho ex-
ample of dep:avity. .tg.,t
The PLiladeiI hia NorM dmerjcan GAYS
that it il at length fully proven that the
remark bio rise III the pfice Ut tUffue, in
face OF the abolition Of the American tar1ff
OIL the article, was the result If asst spec
Native continuation, having its center in
Rdterdam. A.t"erp aud Hamburg The
most tlaborate and ingenious calculations
were circulated, alleging hort crops. defio
lent stocks and increased consumption.
This is u >,ial IN all such cases, but the only
basis generally il the xams LII tina
coffee lnovemrnt-puro speculation. In
1870 the price of coffee in the cities hanird
was 20 to 10 Continues PER kilo, anti from this
ic rose in l572 to 66 confines, and ia last
February tn Las Fl. This speculation en-
listed Trading merchants, and went on UNTIL
these merchants had Loaf fa2O,OOO. and
found themselves straihled, with $4,000
bags of o0ffU ut Antwerp, ard more to
arrive. What the situation must DO at
other c~nt..r~ "f tho eotfee trade mes b
easily esujectuzeds
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MARKED DOwN.-What Whv, all of the
immense stock Of dry goods at NJ. L. Byrne's store
No. 163 Canal street. There second price, for all
goods marked in fl cures that almost blind man
RI establishment
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~ EUkGE Nc LO ,hEf-
Respectfully sunouboes to his friends and the pub
generally tat. in oonaeotion with the old stand
No. IS S.: GBa-es street, h htted up in elegant
manner .ha
New ,oOn. 12t Canal street,
where lie MEAD, mAie cslebrat a. McCLOs
KEYS MEAD, when he " ~ 10 connection with his
uucs, the late hugn McUIoskey. together with OoOL
SODA WAT Il. C,eFEE. GENUINE MINERAL
v ATr CAKES and PAS CRlE5. VI DO served IN
the best style
PROMINENT feature Of the new place will be the
LaDIEI LUNCH LOOM. where they " II be waited
upon by courteous and geutienauly . teudants.
Man .fscturilIg HE own Syrups. Mead, SODA and
Pastry he eau guarantee their excellence; aud by
prompt attention tue wants Of nis customers. DO
b pes to receive . co tiuuaLce Of the belaA favOrs
extended ~ him In the pase
GEORGE MoOLOSKEy,
Is st. Charles street III sua street.
I'm For rr. mr.
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DA. CHRISTIAN HOUSE.
IL Better known the Cassidy Hotel)
This delightful and popular summer resort situated
on the beach, within aud alf squares OF the
main station. with large grounds aud shades All the
furniture entirely and Of the latest modern style
Complete sets in every roOm) Persons desiring the
comforts Of home with the best Of fare, 1T the most
reasonable terms, would do we'll to apply immediately
to Mr. Cassidy Graver and CarrOndeet streets
New Orleans, or to Mrs. s. E. Carr, Pass Christian.
Je9 In
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DLADON SPRING., ALA.-rHIS FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is now open for the season Boats
leave Mobile every TU aSDAY and SATURDAY Eve
lNGS arriving Bladon next day. Board Pc day 81 So
week SIS; month $50. Children and colored
wants halt price, Isaacson, Seixss Co., Grocers.
IS and IS Common street. are Agents for the sale Of
The Bladon Water in barrels, aud authorized TO
make arrangements with families for the season. and
will furnish further information.
my31 I'm M&E j. CONNLR CO., Proprietors
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SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS,
Emitting the Subscriber to invitation for him elf and
two ladies, ALI subject to the approval of the
Invitation committee.
The Entertainment will be in all respects the
those heretofore given by the Association.
Applications for Subscription can be made to
DIR. A. F. McLAIS. at IA Baronne street,
E. L. MAHEN. At J. A. Browns, corner BienviNe and
Peters's street.
EUGENE MAY. at WheelQck, Fnsy Co.,
j. A. l.. WADSWORlH at 70 Canal street, or to any
member of the Association. je14 81 20 jy5 Std
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Summer Resorts.


HEALTH-ALL WANT HEALTH.
Of the human system, II, then, would be healthy
this should be kept in pure condition
possible Now, how shall this be done? One Of
the very best ways to do Sd is to visit the
BETH SDA MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN
daily especially before breakfast and drink freely of
this wonderful water. at 1p6 Camp street.
Only EiYe Cents lIlRaA. iA14 st