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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tn'
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, loV
prtces and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PINEAPPLEs! PINEAPPLEs !-PIZZISI has n
nice lot of this splendid fruit.
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COURTNEY & POWELL,
429 BROAD STREET.

We are receiving daily fresh additions to our
large and attractive stock. which we are selling at
prices 10 suit tho present hard times Wewil offer
this week e.. ....t... 1884,.
G,Oo0 yards of pretty NEW CALICOES ut &C.;
WORsTED DRESS GOODS ut 15c., were 25c.;
WoRsTED BoURETTEs at Csc, were Soc;
PONGEE SILKS at 25c., were 50c.; - ,zx ..t
Elegant BoURETTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 81 ~.
All DRESS GOODS at panic prices; -, .s5
Beautiful LAWNS at 124c.; s,-..
FRENCH ORGANDIES at Csc, were 37l4c.;
Hands ONE PERCALES at 10 aud l2kc.;
CASSISlERES for mems and boys wear-very
cheap; ~ -.. ..r.. #a .....
NEW FANS from sc. to So;
Look at our 15c. FANS, were Soc;
STRIPED .HOSE-new styles; ..., ,.s ~
LINEN and LACE CUFFS and COLLARS, SC.
COURTNEY e POWELL,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
This is the only place in the city where you can
always find full stock of MERINo and GAUZE
UNDERWEAR. ap 9
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STRAWBERRIES s. AND cREAa 1t pIzSINI's.

q PURE STRAWBERRY IcE-GREAM, made fro
The juice Of the berries, at PIzzINI's. 3;
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Dry GOODS.
BULLETIN OF BARGAINS
: -. JUST RECEIVED AT
JULIUS MEYERS, 60s BROAD STREET,
FROM RECENT NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

IL pieces handsome DoURETTE DASHED MExI-
GRENADiNEs-entlrey new s.yle-at 4oc. worth
6Oc.: 90
Handsome line of PLAIN and FIGURED BASKET
-, w9ol, at 90, s5, and 75e-great bargains;
sAVoYIE's cAshMERE ROYAL bLACk SILK sH.ii
at $1.50, would be cheap at So: " z
Elegant GROS-GkAIN SILK at zoe. worth s5c.;
Bhs sSst StE PEE
&. StsaR iSc and superb
SO SINGLE BLACK THiBET sHAWIs, warrant
ed IL woS s. s5 G95e e21S
80 es- pieces DENTGILE E Ell ID DERAGEs-,he newest
thing out-in beautiful shades, at 20c., regular
Is pieces BUURETTE cAsHMERE EREs-handsome
so pieces PLAIN and FIG URED DRESS GOODS
80 i pieces ss' 'B0URETfE isoIs and KNlCKERBocKER
Anoher very rNh cheap tq lot OF t PIhIN DRESS LIN
LaFs os kSGa TzWs az worth
80 pieces piece EXTRA FINE WHITE BISHOP LAWN
so st dozen .ef TfEssF zEa zTEaaRMEEBurToN KID
GLOVES, In Operas and Black. at s3o.-the reg
o9e nar pG!fsN NME Sf !hs GSTs i KIDS
IAbhEs RFgStHRsaAbE @ WHITE COTTON
Hos HOSE at ;ss l5s worth d 2Ss:i so1 p1c and
BLUE sILKK;CLQcKhEDS LKK;C 6 & ~ HOSE 3 a. 25c.;
Another lot Of SILK LIZ PARASoL@s E 60 @ At 60c;i aa
ae as so g. a4nch a at
full tess Assortment Of LINEN SUITS and UL-
STERS, In entirely law styles, at bottom prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Always en-
close postage. my 13-eod
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good Us MEADE 81 BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty ceuts a
bottle. .. ..
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DIscoLoRED. TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoN1NE DEN
TIFRICE. Fifty cents box. ..t-..- -
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CIGARS, all qualities, at low prices. WALTER
D. BLAZE 6 Co., 902 Main street.
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HORSES, MULES, dc.

ORSES AND MULES.-Willf On
Il receive at Kentucky Stables, on MON.-6A
DAY. L20ih instant. TWENTY GOOD DRIVES
and WORK HORSES. direct from Kentucky On
WEDNESDAY, 22d, win arrive, also, TWENTY
FINE MULES. All In want Of stock Will Go Well
10 wait and call at our stables.
ODENHElMER BROTHERS,,
;,.ng .e Kentucky Stables, ~
my18.2t G&t| 1905 franklin street.
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CLAREr T and other WINES and LIQUORS at low
prices. WALTER d. BLAIR 6 Co., 9O3 Main
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s8irIlnlold lispatlIl.

eg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATcH
rs LARGER THAN TIRE COMBINED, cIRCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE, CITY. 80;
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SWEET ORANGEs.-Go to PIZzINI's If You wish
q sweet and Juicy Orange.
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TEAs-fresh arriyal-yery cheap. WALTER D
BLAIR s. Co., 903 Main street.
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INcIPIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE &c BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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PINEAPPLEs.-The first of the selson at CoLU1I-
BUS's Confectionery, 321 Broad street.
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AcHEF D'GUyRE IN THE ART OF PERFUMERY
Is the composition Of new and distinctive bouquet,
as In the case Of j. & E.ATKINsoN's Stephanotis.
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.r-z- SILKS. SILKS!! SILKSI!!

SLACK SILKS from 60c. TO SO per yard;
rOLORED SILKS at all prices:
SpI,h and STRIPED SILKS in crest variety nj
exceedingly low prices;
SILKS for ,rl,nmingsin In oil Of the new and desirable
shades:
BLACK and COL0RED SATINS;
LIGHT BLUE SATIN, "a inches wide, at $l.25
would be cheap at $3.50;
LISING-SlLK for Grenadines and PATENT LIN
ISG for Grenadines, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
Look al our stock of SHETLAND SHAWLS.
my 10
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTII"WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTuEES

LEVY BROTHERS
have just received another large stock Of
. LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Of every description, and ...-..-.,.
TRIMMING SILKS
in all Of the new shades.
They offer 4 large lot of
REMNANTS OF BLACK GRENADINES
and other Dress Goods at extremely low prices.
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,ISSS1LIJTTONS NsT-PARTYERsMIPs. q
nIssoLUTION NOTICE .st .s,..s' ~, -,

4AAESSULUllOS. NO41SCs. ~ ,,s4..gss E.Ey,,
The concern Of j. E. MORRIS g co.'s this day
dissolved by mutual conSent-Thomas H. Leary,
Jr., withdrawing. All parties holding claims
against said concern will please present them for
pay1nent and all indebted TO them Mnl please setile
game Both parties authorized TO sign In
lion. - .f1.@f-lI,f d. 10 J.;E. MORRIS, gsis~
-...,sz ,.., #, II. LE4ARY, JR. !.
RICHMOND, May I, 1878. 49,. wv, s.. i,.s.,.
Z. The business Will be conducted In the future hy
me, under the, old 3frm.na,ne Off. +. NORRIS 81
co. With thanks for all past patropage,l hope 70
retain continuance OF the same. -, 3,
G1a Very respectfully, - y. F. NOkhiS.
Tn withdra wing gratefully acknowledge the kind
mend Mr. NORRIS to Continuance or the same.
t Very respectfully. 4. :, o. ~ s.
RICHMOND, May 0, 1879.
|YNHE CONCERN OF H. 3, TALiA..
il FERRO q co. waa dissolved on the lst instan!
by mutual consent. III. l;ss hasink aa
psrchssed the eSinfereat OF r.. O. Rennolos, VII ~
snme ali me liabilities OF the old concern ana SG sh:
Iect all the debts one 60 He WI se W. ~
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS At she 3ois
stand, and ths hrm.nusne win remain snGnanngSsno.
s'.~ .1'- ~ "a III. Is. B.EAI.IAIEhhe,
/ NV 7,eof6i ~ st,s ID. @. RRNNQL pS.tt1f
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me- COHEN BROTHERS are selling
MATING at l6, 1S, 90, rs. and S3c.-ful.y
lOc. q ward less than any former price;
Also, new designs in FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. my Ii
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rJ1HE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
Il COMFORT, VA.-Situated within 100 yards
of Fort Monroe Open all the year, with ample ca
pacity for 600 guests. Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells In every
six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen TO
twenty drstclass steamers land daily texcept sun.
tlay) 15O yards from the door. Rooms aud Iails
comfortabiy heated, and every comfor. provided
for tourists and hcalth-seekers during the winter
Tre-escapes only fifty feet apart on every floor su,
perjor beach for bathing at door-steps, and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, ana
driving especially attractive Send for circular de-
scribing hygienic advantages.
tion of and number In room, length ef stay, &c:
''0'' - = HARRISON PHOEBUS.
,n75tAu91 Proprietor.
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Valuable INFORMATION.
a save Of time and money can be made by calling
rE. at
LEVY BROTHERS
and supplying your wants with goods in their line.
They keep a large and wcl-sclected stock, which
obviatcs the necessity OF shopping around; you
thereby save time. Their prices are always the
lowest; you thereby save money.
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FINANCIAL.

RIO LOAN, ON RICHMOND. CITY
/ IL REAL ESTATE, from 81 1000 to 100000 fn
m snit nj lowest rates of interest and charges
moderate FRANK d. HILL,
$500 Real Estate Agent and Broker,
INV 18.5tss, ~ I5 $50 1l0e Main street,
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nYnFnnN TO LEND ON RICHMOND
1lsJsUSAt5city and suburban real estate at the
owest market rates. 81 RI CHARDsON q Co... sa
..r1asSy &ssssSs IL g Main street.
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Valuable INFORMATION.
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SUMMER RESORT.

NT HTTE SULTHUK 81 FRINUS,
WEST VIRGINIA,
long distinguished Tor their
VALUABLE Alternative WATERS,
AND
FASHIONABLE PATRONAGE,
ARE NOW OPEN.
BOARD: 50 per day, $50 per week, and s75 per
month of thirty days. Persons not guests OF cur
Hotel but using the waters and for the privilege OF
the grounds, 50 per day in adrance. Special ar
ranpements nav be made for families that spend
the season. ."
Descriptive pamphlets obtained at Messrs. PCR-
CELL. LADD 6 Co.'s.
my 14-cod1m GEORGE L. PEYTON & co.
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TEAS.-The choicest in the world; i'm
Il porters prices: largest company in America:
increasing. Agents wanted Everywhere; best in.
ducementS: don't waste time. Send for circular to
ROBERT WELLS, President of the Original Amert
can Tea Company. 43 Fcsey street, New York
Post-Oflce Box 1887. fe 23-d&w3m
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WANTED. BO ARD ERS RS.-A few
w BOARDERS can he accommodated ut COS
Eighth street at low rates.
INV 1873 NJ tn Tb SEAIRt&
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WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR NEW
w and SECOND D-HAND DROCKAWAYS,L LIGHT
BUGGIES, SEWING-MACHINE WAC ONS,
PONY PHAETONS. Also, one fine WAC ONETTE,
made TO accommodate twelve persons-bnt little
used for sale low. W. &. SMITH.
Fifth between Broad and Marshall streets.
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those countries explored by daring navi-
gators, and which one can traverse with
out being deferred by the dangers and
cost of the journey. Since the romance OF
the Voyage Around the World" Jules
Verne has published ''The Land Of Fur
Robes" in 1873; Adventures of Three
Russians and Three Englishmen in Cen
trail Africa; "The Chancellor" in 1876.
Returning to the theatre, he has put on
the stage at Cheny Gun NeUue D'Amer-
ique," comedy which met with but mod
crate Success at the time, but which took
victorious possession of the stage year
later in 1874, in company with his "Voy-
age Around the World" .-
Abandoning at once the romantic style
and engaging in bold struggle without
employing his brilliant imagination, Jules
Verne in 1857 joined in work purely scien-
tic. l refer to ''the Illustrated Geography
Of France, which he has executed in asso-
citation with Theodore LaVallee This is q
remarkable work, and has q place in
every library arranged with view to the
education Of youth. Still it is especially
in purely imaginative composition that
jules Verne has derived the grounds of
the great access of popularity which has,
within the last ten years, gathered around
his name. Endowed with spirit essen
sentially inventive, this novelist, the
double of a scientist, has many of those
gifts which captivate the people. He
knows how to amuse as well as to in
struct. His great faculty of Selling on
positive facts aud giving them an applica-
ton altogether personal his talent of
description, the choice of characters
which he renders interesting to various
classes of readers, his intuitive knowledge
of the drama, and the wonderful resources
from which he draws, cause his works,
though turning always in the same circle
of ideas, to seem always new.
If he has rendered services to literature,
as dramatic author, Jules Verne deserves
to be equally, and especially esteemed for
having inculcated among the people q
curiosity for the wonders of science, and
to have detached from the old tales of the
fairies the people devoted to such tradi-
ton to make them accept instead the posi-
tive facts OF science, otherwise instructive
to all.
We greet, therefore, an inventor and a
man of great talent, whose works have
had large and really useful influence
among the readers of his own generation.
EELlX JAHYER.
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sItw 0rls4nt 3evxhlEan.
TEE BURNING LAMP.


From Colored Man, in the Boston COngEega
tionalist
Say, is your lamp burning, my brother!
pray you look quickly and sees
For ii il were burning, then surely
Some beams would fall bright upon me-
Straight straight is the road but talter
And oft shall fall by the way:
Then lift up your lamp higher, my brother,
Lest should make fatal delay
There are many and many around you,
Who follow wherever you 60,
If Won tn ought that they walked in the shadow
Your lamp would burn brightly, know.
Upon the dark mountains they stumble,
They fall on the rocks, and they lie
With their white, pleading faces turned upward
To the clouds and the pitifHl sky.
If once all the lamps that are lighted
Should steadily blaze out in line,
Wide over the earth and the ocean,
What girdle Of glory would shine!
How all the dark plAees would tighten;
How the mist would roll up and away
How the earth wOuld laugh cut in her gadness
And hail the millennial day
Say, is Your lamp burning, brother?
pray You look quickly and see;
For if ii were burning, then surely
Some beams would fall bright upon ME.
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REGISTRATION OFFICJ

FIRST WARD-No. 1872 Annunciats
tween Terpsichore and Robin streets.
SECOND WARD-No. 244 Carondsl
tween Delord and St. Joseph streets.
THIRD WARD-No. 4 Perdido street
st. Charles; No. 345 Common, between
son and CAibOrne streets.
FOURTH wARD-Rampart, corner Of
street.
FIFTH wARD-Rampart, corner
Ann street.
Sixth wARD-No. 1873 Hospit al, ne,
gundy street.
SEVENTH wAED-Corner Of Lapt
and Claiborne streets.
EIGHTH WARD-Corner Of Greatm,
Poet streets.
NINTH wARD-COrner Of Greatm,
Ehnira streets.
TENTH WARD-Second door from d
ner Of st. Mary and St. Charles streets.
ELEVENTH WARD-Corner Of vi
ton and Magazine streets.
TWELFTH WARD-At the Market
THIRTEENTH WARD-NOrtheas
Of Magazine and Bordeaux streets.
FOURTEENTH wARD-Aagazine,
Peters avenue and Octavia streets.
FIFTEENTH wARD-At the
courthouse.
SIXTEENTH wARD-COurthouse
SEVEETERTH WARD-COrner Of
and Jefferson streets.
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attorney. This election shah b held on
the rlme day throueheuf Ghe State, which
| day sal not be les than llixiy nor InofS
| than nfnety dsys afteE tbs pssge Of said
ass.s The tsGuis af tAa UEaesag .Sleeted ct
said election. shall expire Of ne gsnafal
sle0tion Of 1880, and the liLaitali0n on the
change Of the districts, 0ftsneR than once
every tour years, slfali not be considered
as having eject before the general sleetion
OF 1880. gr.4 G+eil q 3 ei5
Tkird--That the jadioial system, as
established by the consultation Of 1858,
shall remain IN force until the expiration
Of the thirtieth day after said election,
excluding from the oompathtaon the day
of the election. 90! e.lsj,-
F6tath-The adoption Of these amend
merta shall not vacate the Offices Of the
present clerks Of courts in each parish.
-.l..s NUMBER SEVENTEEN. '..+
Article one huRdred and thirty-two Of
the constitution Of 1868 shall be abregated.
NUHBER E1GHTEnN.
The Superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton shall receive salary Of thirty-five
hundred dollars, payable quarterly on his
own warrant. a. .e5ls-
NUIBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed by the
State, or any parish or municipal author
ity, on any mechanical trade, nanufactory
or factory, except such as may require
police regulations, in towns and cities.
NUMBEK TwRNTY. 4-
The Legislature is auth orized 10 exempt
from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such 81 furniture wear
ing apparel, tools of trade or profession,
and family portraits, not exceeding in
aggregate valRe the sum Of Eve hundred
dollars. s-.a
ACT NO. IL, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
NUMBER TwENTY-oNR
Strike out the first part OF article 142 of
the constitution of 1868, which reads:
A university shall be established and
maintained in the city of New Orleans.
It shall be composed of law, medical
and collegiate department, each with
appropriate faculties. The General As
sembly shall provide by law for its organ
ization and maintenance" and insert:
" The university shall be maintained. It
shall be composed of law, medical and
an seademical department and such
other departments as may be established
by law, each with appropriate faculties;
provided that the law and medical depart
ments already organized shall continue
in the city Of New Orleans, and the
academieal and other departments may
be located elsewhere in the State"
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To the Republicans of Louisiana.


The committee to which was referred
the duty of reporting for PUBLICATION the
causes attending the adjournment of the
Republican State Convention on Monday,
the 18th instant, respectfully report: That
the State Central Executive Committee,
feeling the responsibility resting upon
them as the sole representatives Of the
Republican party, deemed ii their duty to
summon q convention Of the party, to as
sembls in the city of New Orleans, to give
expression to the principles and purposes
of TIE party, as applicable to the conduct
of the present political campaign. That
ample notice of this call vas given and
responded to from the parishes; that every
indication has been manifested Of the zeal
and interest of the Republicansjn the re-
organization of the party, and in the un-
abated determination TO sustain its prin-
ciples That on the approach Of the day
fixed for the assembly of the Convention,
fatal epidemic, unprecedented in its ma
Lightly, sparing neither age nor infancy,
made its appearance in the city Of New
Orleans and throughout this and adjacent
States Of the Mississippi Valley. That in
consequence of the indescriminate restric-
ton upon travel and the dispensation with
which terrified people have been affected,
the means of travel by steamboat and rail
road have been generally interrupted and
quarantine established at every railway
station and river landing prohibiting the
landing Of passengers. but not the delivery
of goods. That this Quarantine is en-
forced BY mounted patrols and by armed
committees who threaten, with deadly
weapons, any person who Eay attempt to
violate their regulations The Republi-
cans in all the parishes upon the Missis-
sippi, Red and ouachita rivers have found
it impossible to find transportation to the
city Of New Orleans, and were not pre-
pared to incur the expenses Of visit Of
several days to the city with an exclusion
for ten or more days from returning 10
their homes. Your committee found d
$500 y. ~ - ~ t''is Z ~ t'epap-s
$3.50 y 09uu - Np y! toI4sS
.S A.. :. ~ s4S PARISHES
= n1u tp 9PpotnSeu l0.ons NUN Oet u to
R.'s' i'es " u1se io'n'@ quotun
~ 'ne 0on'e1'ion Ous tol .ne sienai ca
,~nlu'y wn,On naS @.leSs0a 'no e1Nrs
business D anu 0on.nes'lAa in'eiSOuFse ana
. :. OA ue y sne Cou' Y Aosr
tnOse elE - 1ne Aepaoucan 0tAse
$500 $500 ssoaN !, u0s-A ~
uuty y sag 'Ae causes WY ? georum
~ y =. "., nebSOiican 0'~'e VO1Ve@aoA olo
In welding 10 the nsoss,,tv ,vbi.h
-. = =. 10y ~
publican party OF Louisian, Sfe State Cen
duty 10 take provisiuuAl charge Of me
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EVERY REPUBLrcI
SHOULD REGTs7
MUST HAVE NEW PApu

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL Conn
No. 50 Canal SRI
New Orleans September Is
To all Republican Voters Fhro
the state
You are AGAIN CALLED upon 10
TER, and you are earnestly requested 10 /
YOURSELVES, and use every edort 1
power TO HAVE HvERY REPUBI
VOTER in the city and State REGIsrl
to again defeat our common enemy.
/. Your old certificates of registration ,
be used for the coming election.
q Every voter must have new papers.
3. Naturalized citizens must bring
naturalization papers, 80 as to avoid any
venience in being registered.
4. REGISTER AT ONCE. DO NOT
until the last day, whom the offices '
crowded.
5. All Registration Offices will close
TwENTY.FIRST OF OCTOBER.
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bUIsIAEA STATE UEIVER!
AND
Agricultural aud Mechanical Col
BATON ROUGE, LA.
BIILFBARY ORGANIZATION


Nineteenth Session begins OCT DEE
next, and ends JULY 4th, 1870.
FultiOa Free.
Board, Lodging. Washing, Fasi, Ldgi
Medical attendance, SIS q mszth, or :
the session Of nine months.
Text Books, Statisasry, untssFm, d
and other incidental expenses, sbout u.s.
SOsSiOn. . VISA
Total exPeAsea OF every kind, for the -
year, net euosediAg eseo; payaAas 90 at emf
and 60 a me eaSse Of each Of ne nine u
sfthe sesaASn, making in all IN squal pa!
81 80 easA throughout the sossien.
Cadets 6aa eater and WftAARaw at az
during ne ssSslsa. e
They win b charged only from ths I
sntsasse, and Sor the time Of atasndsnoe'
- The traF0ling expenses b and frs'
n mo bsttsr colleges in distAat etates srui
aa mush as tho OutirS axpsnss ID this 2
t4en for one year.
AEErbuy OnsEciaos obligatory On al a
q eaAets. Cadsts can board o. lodge
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