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KEATlnG's COUGH LozEnGEs

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IA WINTER S0uGHs nnQNCHIT1S and Dis
0BDklB Ok TAS THROAT .iike yisld tolts In
better cure for these complaints exists now
proved By over half centurys expeFience). They
keating's Couch LozenRes, prepared by THOMAS
kEATING, lQndon, etteins gro cold 81 ~ Dsag-
eiste. Agents Tor the Pacific Coast, REDlNGTON
HOe~ETTRR 4 CO., San Francisco.
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Chairman School Directors.

THERE will be a meeting of the Directors
of the Washington Industrial Association in
Olympia, on Saturday, Aug. 10. E. O'Clock
p. NJ sharp. L. G. ABBOTT.
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On and after this date you can purchase
six leaves of that excellent bread made by
Young & Brown, of the New England
Bakery, for 25 cents
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THE Fall Term of the school in Olympia
Union. Academy will begin on Monday the
4th of September next.
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PlrcHER's
CAsTeR1A.
"a

Mothers may have rest and their babies
may have health, if they will use Castoria
for Wind Collie, Worms, Feverishness, Sore
Mouth, Group and Stomach Complaints. 1t is
neither mineral morphine, nor alchOhol. 1t
is as pleasant to take as honey, and neither
gags nor gripes.
DIR. T.. Dimoch of Dupont. O., says:
Il am using Castoria in my practice with
the most signal benefits and happy result"
This is what every one says. Most nurses
in New York city use the CastOria. / is
prepared by MeSsrs. j. Il. Rose & Co. AZ Dey
St. New York, successors to Samuel Pitcher,
NJ. ID.
August H. 1876. S9:m6.
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II VERY Description ofJob prf6a1nr "a.
& nss.xz sa inS 6STsso%SPi5F s e
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Notice..

4 LII peesons knowing themselves indebt-
IA ed to the undersigned are requested to
settle the same before the first day of August,
as after that date all unpaid accounts will be
placed in the hands of my attorney for col
lection. r. A. PARKER,
Residence corner of Adams and Sixth SITS.
Julp 49, 1876. 35:tf
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Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-House met at 1C
o'clock, in continuation Of Saturdays session.
Randall proceeded to make some general
remarks. He gave an account of the House
reduction policy, charging the Senate with
defeatind a still greater economy, lie arraigns
the Republican party as extravagant and OBJ
structing economy. He reviewed the efforts
of the Democratic House for economy and
civil service reform, and defended the Houses
action on the reduction of the Presidents
salary. The Senate had urged against the
provided reduction of COngressmen's com
pensation and abolshing the Thanking priv
lcge, but the Senate has voted since the bill
| was passed to restore the franking privilege.
| He recapitulated the appropriation bills, and
saiG the estimates of the departments for the
year were secs, O0O, 900. The committee on
appropriations reported $137, OOO, 900; The
House raised it to $139, 600, 200, and the
Senate raised the amount to $15S, 0O0, 600.
The bill enacted $14s, OOO, 600 against SITS
O0O, 600 last year; a saving of $30, OO0, 600.
Randall said his opinion expressed early in
the session that expenditures cOnid be re
duccd from thirty to forty millions was fully
borne out. The House had been compelled
to yield to the Senate ten and One.hslf mil
lions. He hoped and believed that next year
with the Senate concurring with the House
and with the Chief Magistrate acting in har,
mUny with the next House, q further reduc,
ton of ten millions could be made. These
figures need no celebrating and on this result
the maj ,rity reasserted its claims of having
faithfully discharged its duties TO the nation
1t was impossible to predict the exact date
for resumption, hut 1t would certainly be
expedited by saving each year, and this he
believed was the only way to speedy resump
ton. =
As Randall concluded, his. side Of the
House warmly applauded him.
Hoar of the appropriation committee said
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Torry,s Battle with Sitting Bull.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The dispatch received
from Helena about Terry's fight was ut frs
considered improbable, but it since has ha'
some apparent confirmation at military hea,
quarters ut Omaha. General Williams think
from the direction in which the Indians wer
marching that it must have Crook that me
and whipped them. Private dispatches from
J. w. Dean, agency postmaster, states that b
got from Indian sources the news that CrOOl
had met and defeated the Sioux.
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One Of the most elegant establishments in
our city is the Photographic studio of Mr..
Ihso. Lilienthal on Canal street, near Royal.
Inc rooms are large and very handsomely
dtted up, and the walls are decorated with
dne pictures and photos very richly painted,
which appropriately adorn this handsome
place Mr.. Lilienthal has secured the services
OF some Of the best artists in the country, and
with the aid Of the splendid light he has OBJ
tained ct this establishment. he is enabled to
produce some very handsome work, and his
photographs are recognized as being very ar
tistic and faithful Among the pictures at
his gallery may be seen photographs Of every
point about the jetties ct South Pass. These
pictures were taken especially for the Scientific
American by Mr.. Lilienthal, and although he
can not sell copies Of them, he has placed them
on exhibition. in order TO enable all who feel in
terested in the work, and who can not afford
the time or money required to visit the jsttiee,
to obtain correct and minute view of them
from these pictures We know the views to
be strictly faithful in every DETAIL and they
are really we'll worth seeing.
Mr.. Lilienthal has gone to considerable ex.
pense to 1t up his new gallery, and has now
succeeded in making it the handsomest in the
civ
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Regarding tho situation ct Washington,
4he Boston Post says:
Tho President has interviewed Robson,
and the Secretary says he is innocent.
Guilty or not guilty. IL it You ask me?
zaaid the Irishman. s.How can tell till
hear the evidence"
icon which the New York Sun observes:
- Bat Robson has seen the evidence and
The Rvers Of it in more than one sense. His
oase is much more like that Of that other
Patrick brought into court Well, Patrick,
said the Judge. what have you to say to the
charges against your Do you plead guilty or
not guilty. May it PLACE your honor, l
prefer to do neither, but to drap the sub
ioct
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We perceive by notice in another column
that our estimable friend Mr.. Charles D. Lal-
lsnds has purchased the interests Of Messrs.
John b. Keep and Charles GAllwey, of the
drm Of Keep, Gallwey 4 Co., and will continue
the hArdware business in his own name, ct
the old stand, 80 Tchoupitoulss street and
SO South Peters street. Mr. Lallande belongs
to one Of our most highly respected Creole
families. He possesses rare ability and energy,
and is . gentleman Of the incest sense of
honor. Though young man, he has all the
prerequisites Of successful merchant, and
we earnestly hope that he will ever be found
on the top wave Of prosperity.
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Poison turks in the air Of low lying. marshy
localities new clearings, in the vicinity OF sunken
1ots on the outskirts Of Cities and in the stmos-
Dhere Of tropical regions. Ito name 10 Miasma,
- it PRODUCES fever and ague, typhus, yellow
Ter, bilious remittent and intermittent fever'
DSnllers in such unhealthy localities, emigrants
,au6travelers, should remember this and procure
.thsf most reliable preventive and remedy Tor
mafral diseases, Udolpho Wolfes Schiedam
Arohatic 6chnapps.
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Ye1lerday that fine old-time tnorouRnisle;
.Chartks street vs. the scene OF O. gay ana z!
s.sh;oS ble a. eseemblagea q has enlivened il
for ~ 4 year. the occasion being 'sprlng
nneninT At No. 9. tho establishment OF N me
Ross Rynoir. As usual, the choicest most
,recherchl gems Of Partisan millinery were
apread Int to enchant and DewiiaeI sns
thronps \ fair visitors, who for nours tevSieu
-smone fathers, ribbons, flowers. wells, valen,
.:sr nss. Xnd the thousand other beautiful
fh;nos p] 1ided for them BY the good taste
snd nerfe{,y artistic judgment Of Nine hey-
mir. AsHo the suggestive wreaths ana oou-
.n.te If uknQe blossoms, it is uselessSo say
ao~ man}bf them were looked ct and or
.isrsd nom hlopg with very suspicious look
no hats. kltogether, the day was gaia one
9th the lnd|DA
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Chufas and Japan Peas.

THE INTRODUCTION OF THESE CROPS
throughout the South will enable us to keep our
stock and fill cur smokehouses as cheaply as it an
be done in the West. The Chufa is planted in a
ridge like potatoes elds common land 200 bushels
per acre Of the richest feed unequaled for atening
hogs ponltry-snd children. One acre will fatten
ore hogs thln en- acres of the best corn, besides
furnishing grazing all For the truth of these
claims we refer to Unitsd States Commissi 1ner Of
Agriculture Washington, to any agricultural paper
in the South Price, by mail postage paid, 20 cents
package, 40 cents pint, IS cents a quart; by
press, "a peck SIS bushel
The Japan Pea fully established its merits several
yea ago. and is now in universal demand. It grows
upright like cotton stalk, is cultivated like corn,
and yields from $50 10 800 bushels ordinary
land Stock of all kinds relish it and thrive highly
on it without other feed. Also excellent for table
use latter boiling about week. Price by mail
postage paid is cents package, 80 cents pint, so
cents quart by express s. per peck $40 per bushel
These seeds are so and costly that cannot
When Southern planters grow their own stock feed
and fatten their own hogs shall hear no more of
hard times and middlemen" for this will put end
to 9TH If you fear to invest largely it will cost but
rie to try these Seeds and unless your experience
differs from all others. you will be forever thankful
for the trial. Address, A. F. WHITE CO..
mh25 1m5p Nashville, Tenn.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman Marks s. Co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ON LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT.
ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH OF THE PRO-
PRIETOR.
DY HOFFMAN,. MARKS e. CO.-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer-Ofice No. 80 Magasine street--On
TUESDAY, April 18th, 1876 ct 10'5 o'clock A. M /,
al store No. 80 Common street viii be sold at public
auction the entire stock in trade of H. Dre fas ESQ.,
consisting of
1850 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans,
Comprising the following assortment, viz
$50 cases Calf Wax and Sewed Brogans.
$50 = Mems and Boys Calf, Buff and Grain Con-
$50 :. Pegged, Polish, Polkas and Fancy Balmorals.
100 - Misses Goat Calf and Buff Balmorals.
100 = Calf Sewed and Pegged Kip Boots.
$50 :. Ladies' and Misses Philadelphia Goat, Buff,
Calf and Grain Balmoral.
100 :. Children's Copper Toed Boots
$50 :. Mems Russetts Ploughs etc.
100 = Children's Philadelphia Buff and Calf Shoes.
100 :. Boys and Youths Brogans and Alexis Ties.
100 - Mems Alexis and Jersey Ties.
leo Assorted Slippers, Buskins etc.
Terms-At sale. mh30 ape II
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x nLAONT HUTEL, 62l, 623 and 625 WASHING
- ton street, BOSTON, (oppcsite Globe Thoetsrl.
Located in the centre of the city and easily reached
by street cars and stages. Elevator, steam and an
modern improvements. Rooms European planl m
per day upward. frstclsss Restaurant and PIT
vate Dining rooms II preferred, 1T moderate rates.
The most convenient location quiet and comfort
adapted to the strngency of the tmes are the 81
cial advantages adOSd.d ct the BELMONT"
IAN w HARDY 4 Co. PaOprietnrs
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LOST-FOUND.

HOUND CAME TO MY STABLE THURS
day morning March 30, BAY HORSE, medium
size, with mark burnt on left shoulder. The owner
will please call prove property and pay for this adver
tisement j. j. WECKERLING.
corner Magazine and Delord streets.
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EOUNO-P.EKETB BOOK FOUND -owNER
cal and identify erts, and paw for adver ise-
msnt WELSHANS & WOODS,
mh46s Is Cam street.
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John III. Carter.

John III. Carter
having become connected with the house Of Messrs
BRIGGS PAYNE T. CO., Wholesale Grocer. II
and 10 Peters and IS and II Fulton street, win b
glad to have bis city and country friends give him
call ,.1M
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Card.
WISH TO INFORM THOSE OF MY FRIENDS
i and the pub ic generally who intend breaking up
Housekeeping that il would DO to their advantage to
cali upon me before dsposiny of their furniture
pay the highest market prices for secondhand furni
ture, and q 80 make liberal advances on fur iture
stored with me. Packing and shipping receive my
personal care and attention. JOHN BOlS.
nh3I I'm 1872 Camn street.
HAVING PURCHASED TaE mt RESI- or
i l. Messrs. John II. Keep and Charles Galwey in
the firm of KEEP, GALLWEY g. CO., will con-
tinue the hardware business in my name.
CHAa. d. LALLANDE.
New Orleans March g. 1876. NH sc
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1.-THE BRUNSWICK"

1.-THE BRUNSWICK"
Boylston, corner Clarendon street, Boston.
|. This new and commodous structure is now com
pleted and ready for the reception Of guests. The
house is repr0of and contains every modern improve
ment including passenger and baggage elevator. 1t
is elegantly furnished is centrally locat d, in the
Garden, Library and Common, and as convenient to
the Railroad Depots and Theaters as any frstclass
Hotel in the city.
No pains or money will be spared to make the
Brunswick take rank with the best hotels in this
country
Street cars pass the DOORS
mh3l '76 ly j. w. WOLCOTT, Proprietor
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n every farmer read the advertisement IN
this 7aper. Of Z Chufas and Japan Peas" II one
haIf - q claimed for these crops oy the pest
,authk ities be true, they are indeed godseno 70
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1a8 Vxlrr1rs -
-dsssS 3 c 1, Of . Huuted no~u s:c.ul's o.
nisss Is teAs theates ~ svsr ;wn was pro
ss,e ayla The S., !. evening IN the hap
lecdnsh;s sa " tie comnanv nndsr o ths
.not g Ma Chanfran Th;s aI 1sSs sne
.dnrsa ~ = better advsni..a nus ~ asay mas
rIav. ~ -. s,seson thaa = Marv T.s;sh e ,h;s
and Il NV scter = Of the emot;onaI tvna
ity: IS, ...so admirably suited to her Anil i.
and arti.e;s sag q the part is yerv Handsome
Of approvsi ~ ~ sliclted the war.nest tokens
we're deenl, .tUm tne audience, Who At times
of ia ns;h .uscsed ~ her beautiful rendition
very clever a II y scsne4 Mr. Mordaunt was
acted ths S'.so onn Leigh, and Mr. Burroughs
oaasmore IN excellent stvIa NJ - v naxuon
RIsss s very hns Mra Bolton Jones' and 1 Ms.
a cis.: o .on the sympathies of the audience
sor rs,,;.; nocudsmore. The play il announced
ahis ~ 0l lOf the Remaining performances
j., S... Il CHARLEs THEATER. The spectaeu-
"a. .ms q Around the World in EiOhtv
~ ~. = not only foil of elegant and attract.
.menh.y, put 10 very neatly acted by the
-vsr, s.s = zee company. Mr.. Mitchell is
Ams.;s S0cessiui as the good-natured Irish
.pooS !. :: senator, and Mr.. Melton is quite
isso,e', although their parts are not s oi great
s nd.o:y' make them quite attractive by their
scu.c'c s scting. Mr.. Hawkins as Passepar
s ~ 'ns funny valet. is very clever, and
sys draws hearty laugh from the audi
% Gsncss when he has funny scene or soeech.
.ne ballet DIVERT ,sement, as led by Mile. LIE
;t cusneur, furnishes fund Of pleasure for VS.
t.n;. There are only few remaining oppors
s.nles ieit 70 witness this play, as the season
oloses With the current week, and theater
a8oers should make note Of the fact.
AcApxM1 OF Music. -Miss Lucille Western
Sskes benefit tonight at this theater, pre-.
.senung her startling play in prologue and
1 g acts called " Inc Guild S.ealer." Miss
western u the only actress on the American
sage tnat attempts the difficult part Of Marga-
nee Tomorrow Miss Western will appear in
nef great parts Of Lady Isabel and Madame
vine IN East Lynne" which will be played
dor the last time this season.
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ats<ntion directed TO the card Of the new
= siansnt kunswick Hotel of Boston. The
, - a ali modern Improvements and
,ss.asr ~. is fre-proof. and is centrAily
s.stsd il 4 best part OF Boston, ana y q
~ sccees all parts Of the city. PERSONS
asy pc.ssN on business or pleasure, Will
isl1n = . ct the Brunswick, II they
g nsn ..;cv Injuries Of ono Of the new
'ou.a 9 XXI American hotels. The pro-
:: - = -; every endeavor to make this
sle,ot I. .s,rS = IL eonvenienoe q LOCATION
o:ea = ~ nppcintnenHs entitle i g
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Chilperic.

vTvHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
i stand for the season at Mr.. J. N. Shawhan 8
stables, 235 Gravier street. Charge, $25 for the
season. CHILPERIC was sired by American Star,
Jr.; he by running horse American Star. son of
Durock; he by imported Doomed. American Stars
dam was by Sir Henry; grand dam by imported
Messenger CHILPERIC'S dam by Abdalla a
pacing mare that could make her mile in 1923. Amer
lean Star could trot mile in 22sH CHILPERIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands high, five
years old remarkably feet and beat any stallion
in Louisiana. mh12 I'm
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GARDEN
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHIP
DISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE
II heretofore conducted by us in this city under
the style of WALLACE co, has been this day
dissolved and David Wallace has beer appointed
hqudator OF its affairs and is alnne author lied to
sign the name of the late i'm in liquidation.
DAVID WALLACE,
JAMES WALLACE,
GEO. e. WILDER,
GEO. W. BANCKER,
JOHN WALLACE.
New Orleans, March 49, 1876.
COP ARTN UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed a copartnership under the
sty le and firm name of WALLACE CARY & CO..
for the purpose OF carrying on the Wholesale Dry
Goods business in New Orleans, and are located at
the late place of business of Wallace & Co., corner
Of Common ana Magazine streets.
DAVID WALLACE,
GEO. w. CARY,
JAMES WALLACE.
March a. 1876. Mhs6
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Office C.. esccnt Saw Mill Association of New
Orlesns-New Orleans February 29th 1a76-The
that general meeting of said Stockholders will be
held at the Office of the Association, foot of Gen.
Taylor street, Oh WEDNESDAY, March % h, 1876.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of voting for
against the dissolution of said Association aud elect
three Commissioners to liquidate its affairs
N. B.-The box for voting will ne open from 10
o'clock A. NJ to o'clock P. M.
By order OF the Board of Dire tors,
FPS 1m* e. NICOLLE, Secretary.
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LNOR RENT-COTTAGE = TEN ROOMS, 90
IL Jackson street between Carsndelet and Brain
ard. Apply to C c. TWICHELL,
mh25 tt ia Common t. eet.
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M ADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
1vA and Healing Doctress. who has cured hundredo
in this city her wonderful power can be consulted
ct No. 2ls ST JOSEPH STRICT between Carondo-
let and Barcnne, from A. NJ until r. M Madam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium Of IL
age: She can cure all diseases the human family q
subject to, both male and female. She poss4 sses NO
entifc principles. Her wonderful power from child
enabies her to read the destiny of the human famlv
tories Of the present past and future She no -
sesse s 9. secret to bring the unhappy together
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A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
Ofice-State National Bank Building,
No. 80 Camp street.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, President.
CYRUS BUSSEY, First Vice President.
W. c. BLACK, Second Vice President.
S. Fl. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
c. E. FENNER, Attorney.
WALTER " CROUCH, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Bussey, E. B. Wheelock.
W. C. Black Scott McGehee
Thomas A. Adams, Charles G. johnson
S. 81. Kennedy Louis A. Wilt,
j. B. Hood, A. J. GOmila,
Adam Thomson, w. R. Lyman,
John Chaffe. z. C. Palmer.
G. z. Fenner, mills I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Election N0tic-.-Tho Annual Election of
President Vice President and Thirteen Directors OF
the Louisiana Department or the LIFE ASSOCIA-
TION OF AMERICA, will be held at the Depart.
ment Office, lS9 Gravier street, on MONDAY. April
10, 1876, between the hon OF IA. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
mh25 I'd SAMUEL FLOWER, Secretary.
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CT. CHARLES + FER
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
Sunday and Every Eveniog This Week,
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS
will produce their world renowned spectacular drama
by Adolphe DEnnery (author Of the Two Orphansj
and Jules Verne entitled
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS
with all its new scenery, costumes and paraphe1naa
Last week of MILE LEIOUNEUR, Premiere
Absolute, in new ballet supported by the celebrated
PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE and q
complete corps de bal ct.
A FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY
The celebrated Amazonian M rch every ever ing.
Grand Family Matinee and SAT.
UkDAY.
SUNDAY EVENING April a-Last Night of the
Season mh26 If
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER OFF

He"Do"y PRIMARY and Grammar 6cho0l,
~ St Charles street. opposite Tivon Circle.
Inia Mocel School for the methodcal instructioa
years OF age under the direction of o competent and
an n experienced r Principal win be- opened in tAe
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER
N: B-Respectahle children who have been In
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
sor, enter those schools are INVITED to attend
TINS MoGel School, and their parents and others q
voring TINS movement are requested to confer with
the Principal, or with the undersQned betwe@n 4
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of the week
ROBT. M LUSHER
Agent OF the Pea! ody Educational Fund and State
superintendent le jure Of Public Education Lo0.
islana. -
New Orleans pt. IA, 1875. s15n
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AMUSEMENTS.
>~~>r>~>~>-~~>~~oooc->-~>~
VARIETIES THEATER-
1.-THE LADIES THEATER."
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee,
Boucicault's powerful drama,
HUNTED DOWN,
Or the Two Lives of Mary Leigh.
Mary Leigh. Mrs. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU, as
performed BY her with great success at the Globe
Theater Boston.
In preparatiOn-The new American comedy (so bril-
liantly produced at Days Fifth Avenue heater
New York; WOMEN OF THE DAY Also an
entirely new and gorgeous adoption of MONTE
ChlSIO. mh.9 If
RIDwELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Engagement Of Americas Greatest Actress
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN,
Presenting On
SUNDAY MONDAY snd TUESDAY. March DC
q and 2S-Dickenss Moral Pictures of LII. in
London, entitled OLlVrk TWIST
WEDNESDAY MATINEE - ELITE or the
CHERRY TREE INN.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY March % and 30.
and SATURDAY MATINEE, April Miss
Westerns G eat Speciality, EAST LYNNE or
THE ELOPEMENT.
FRIDAY, Marh 3l-Benfit of Lucile Western in
her great play. THE CHILD STEALER
SATURDAY NIGHT. April THE CHILD
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