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LOUISVILLE.

J.or1sviLLFf1ul t2,--CuTToN-Firn at l1Ne,
FkUpH-1n good demand, prtrz Ezi1E7es uxt1n
!a.aily. n'bS4ass No. |. $A7eaas, ohQce fanoy.
NtGk4i4M a
0pAlN-Yhoat Galeti Q3c. Corn quteti No. white,
aHci 10 mtxed. 3'&c. 0Ats qulst, No. white, :z)o
do ntxcd o. leys stoady nnd unchansod1 No. 2, TIC
1AY-Stendyi flDJn)1lhiM :.
l'itov1H!vSa-1'ork actlyg. but loWev; si3!a 14nrd
ar9i nEisoe steanI iac H!fk nqats trtn; sboudsr;.
cured !Fuls l4]444l1d.
WH1saXr-Aotlye but lower, II stG.
, 1880-07-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Continued from TIC 9lrlt Page.

tnvu.t t1uotGtl fU4 asI,ten,hcr, tlD0t M{ cuEn
EN H. 4ic, a!ean'eE,, 90 NJ: sHasct l4w nifxct|.
5sS 4sstDae; ]si xSeas intesiHtei ,sspeemar. ~
Western, sL33ic; whltc Wc3t1Fu ak1EE.
jtAT-(n gQph 4un1kHd at AN.
tiaucxutEs--GtiGoa ti,iio. and unchhuRpd. kuVAr
onjct hnt Hrmt fair 70 Eood rennf. 71l-iN 1S.ltd.
A2!a:ssa 1Y'et and HachsnHea' is'es steaoS WIN
"iETit1Lsi;y-Qnlet but stendr, unitod 0Ao, crude,
5afs7.{g; resinGa, lu4a
I irdtiiiW-HteAtyt U3.lB2G!@o.
NEsiN+-I}Mll: tl.*9x La
TifKiEHTls E4F1r1n} 213TMc.
Eu,x-- Fftnt uRtld
FnrvisioNs-lprk stronger, now mess, TIA aaY0la,7b,
tnitee clAlc1. beef 4uiet 9nt unchanged. Gut
ncnts Hr,nor, long ccnr tniddl6e: !gct S4ors oeAr
TjIdlns, fIe. tnrd HrM,l p7imr steam. H.1Aa1I0
eEUTTnn-FIfnIeet lAb44a.
CItEEeE--nnll hnd unchanged nt C2Sc
WAl3Kf-NDninn -.
, 1880-07-13

rtTrsnrno. IA. july IL - rx7noLEuN = Quicts
faE reasd ss hHasighet asSfst
npencd At fi0S; hiaesL 3iVIfi lHseat lihi e&nalpk
Nons, sluNh,
, 1880-07-13
: s1'. LOUIS.

St. l.0rts. July Observation-Disclosures.
lHAtN-Whrnt npcnesl Iowar, advanced. and thcu
dccnuds No. rod. HA9H}Sa cnsht Ss'4As9l!4 fs0}zo
July; knRpstt s5rt8Ss}4G S73{o SpptuHi-
bur. s5Is79aas4o year, No. do, sl59ia.oGc, No. 4
do. sls{c. Corn trnor md atow 1t 3a6o caasl B45i
G5sfc Jnlyi s4N5zo August onts duit at 2alo cash.
Nye he.ternt 10: Inroy-Nqthlng doing.
i;;TTx,s@tin isTatIiHs IL ne dairy. read. r.,
NjfIhKf-NtGntly at flA
3'tUviSloEs--i'Irk htulof nt {ta6 BID cnst; anlca
1HJ llrIs August urJ salt meats FnRr Ut $I3, xtB
5.h. t.Ate;.ia nteIn hl9hurs }dzA sAltdE90. t.+DD
I'm Lard quiet; fb+7S nskptl -
ltEeEtrrs-FtIMr. t'M hgIa. wtent, !Bsta buy corn.
dhM MI Sas@ M0 w f}s. LI Gi.s bas9E' Mno; .
i3 ) but onts, It. NO bn: ryo l3 bu; bartcJ, mono.
, 1880-07-13

Sediment or mucous III tho urfn0 ia auro ia,
dlcution Of dtkeAsc. Take Kidney.Ayort, aud be
cut1d t.ofors il Il to0 lata.
usa kiduey. Wort md rej9ice tn hcElta.. , One
puFer, aud tuoro e1ociual thau auy bttlsss or
, 1880-07-13
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~ .t-Y1
nI7rENT.0

huysALo, July H-GHAlN-Whcst nominal and
saro. Corn lower recovered Hc p cloesi sales R00
~ ~ fdc; ll bu ~ HxoE 9.HQ bu July at t[ai IT.
" w u fl4c-. OAtA nominal sud sHstcQ.
oAkAL flRtQA AT5-l4usst, wheat. toI corn. Mt.
, 1880-07-13

TOLEDO, O., July ls.-t}HAlN.-Whea tteady. Mol
while Mlchicun old, tlc9f amber MlchiaAn, tl0i} do
DID, I'LL; No. ! rsa Wabash. spot, tt0i4} tisst haif
otd si.ls, M. rea N}sc; M. H. s ii. rca 31c,,4
Ss Gos'' gufs. i''sa-susxed %te' Ro.z aa oau dull
:EivssIs.Wilpat easist, Ep. rod. July, s,<o lidt
AiHxust 9<y. sGtSnosT. x;S, S9!a tlA!s psas. ssd
nEcE1trs-Hhoat .ptuu hui corn. +I,o0 bu1 oats..
,sSIEa;xsrs-whsass ss,m hi, epsu $500 su, o.,.,
, 1880-07-13
DRY GOODS.

~" fpaKs July 1<-UusIaeas 1Godsrato. With con.
@lalao hVases. &ad the jobbllR tysds cDatatspsa
ta'sl Cotton goods In steady demand hut euyets aFs
GeIatlnx eautlouAiy, and s0lections llHhL Msdun'
+H'% 4-s4y eQukht fuE. Cloukil9s aAa Ksptae&J
, 1880-07-13
,rpntRTl.

PEORIA. July lI-0ltAIN-C1rn ttoadS1 hlgh mixed,
n342S7es nxod, S3s4s3ie. u&ts easyi NJ. Shtl%. n
Fa.Ms Mts irregulArt usw NJ. Aa5eoao' salos TOT
A4uuwtsxs7 7stoadx 1t alq.
, 1880-07-13
NOTES FROM, ,AnnoAD.

NIYKE ANI ITHNUUN tNTIIUfENHNTH.
f1o JVn,ol In cha ,rn ~ I'm river md lar,or I'm.
,..sorn,t. sotinrot n si,s cttv hna iust finished
f. .r,a'rt ~ tin ,,rn.rcs. nf tie work unler lis
s.pe!ylson fof the asea' yoar eno"s ny .. - ~.
uGrt ,ay.,
11ae proare.. Of this work anrtns tho ycat hns
been quito AntfafactorJ whom thu numerous d9thyh
csa0d By the uprtractps1 for tlnlter nhd Bops HrD
ss..~..t. go tn ~ r,ocnA In t,oxlttnn in thlrtv
snnt i, t,c x,cnstnn of tho ako arm Of the
brcakwator tho aupesstrnotIro on tho ION csbs SUNK
se Of ~ 70 foar s. in
al
n!enF!h Y " ieol nha LMH 1sus " s ann ~ ~
, 1880-07-13

DETROIT, July H. tLouA-l1rrn Vt sat
Gn4tA-sEl1sAt trptrt No. 1fhlte, 1l46St July.
s f&ss;a S sss;s's i $' 81 SSs'sssf; ss
Leh1, s9u4 bu. - 49,,
, 1880-07-13

osWEdD. tn1y 12-0nAia-WIinnt ntcndJ. Corn
unchanged, Western mixed. 1890
, 1880-07-13

spsetat Dhpatth 10 1As Chicago Itthuna,
KASsAs Clry. July l3-uRAIh-Ito l'rtcs gurrvnt Fo-
posts: WheAt-Nccepts. 11tls tu apuents, ,lo.H1 tu,
weak and upsettsdt M. T. oash, c, July. 8lafci M.
sssa -, J., Jaly ~ Iora-lseee|Gt. Aa1 saI sa!i-
, 1880-07-13

1NDIANArnITa,


1HntANApnLIA. July l7.-GHAIx--Whoat steady,
No. rad nnYt s73dkc. Corn Quiet Ut tsAaa&o uats
STEADY ~ x7a13io
, 1880-07-13
PHILADELPHIA.

p1snAnELrllfA, July l2-FforE-ptpadys Ntnne.
ao,a oxstns roeeplS krsind. fnr vt d. sond tsal'
do eItce and fatiey t75s ln stsalAht; e0 Ohio fnir,
rslsyi, do vury fnncy. ssWi lnhlann fancy. sl'sIs
sps!na patenta. good. f1uo' fancy fa2s. hJp Hour
Rtuntiy Mt tL3l - .'.-'* - -.
2re., July, sltal bid. II. lcJf asked, August tgA
bid stv6 n4koa; Hoptnmbpr. Il " hid, }iUjH eskeds
octnb,ss, tlu9 bid, ti1o nsked Cum qa.ct Western
mixed on truck. 49;Saoc. sal mixed. July. 40 sad
4ykr askud. August. E1Ee lid. k9lo aakGdt Apptem-
bur. Guc lid. urko asked; t,ctubar 6I4e bid. bsNo
askad. oata staadJ, No. whito. +5os No. do, &tp
NJ. . dp. aldtH4uIeci mtxnd, NC.
lrGsvIyiDNH-SlEnly and unchanged. d.
lit'1TE--tn Eooa denand / nn1 HrIn' , cEsu%mssy %
md hrndfofd County tiennsy1vnH}hi sxtrpg. 2sot
Western Hcaerya e1tsn, i7a*lso; do good to Choco,
EMTs-FtEm at 137llc.
yW1Ec.
iiErEilTs~ ~T!Mr. iAU Gr'as mhcak 1000 bu, corn,
siIIrMENTs-W heat h.0iU hu, corn, ia 600 bu.
, 1880-07-13

, LAKE PORTS.
nj Nh


Special Qtsrdteh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
o1srELANn. O. July ,a-Antved- Propeller
Yionna. schoonora Wabash, Q. IL. Jplnaou, Mar
austta. prst Thomas QutlIs, u. II. Nswoomb, Path
aaaef. ]qna Hail. xAosasn&, orstl. n. Sost4s, ~.
canaba. plx-lron. -'''.
Clenrpd-rsopsllsE cat,s. Chicago, seaGanor raouas
NnAy|as EacAA$bR+ =, H. III =,
cAsstars-psopal!cr wet&,9ss and achoqpor aru-
nateas cost, Asht&bats. ..1jllwaukss. ". osutsI
seAoonozs Jonss and Aanltowoa. coal, Aahtakala to
IXstsas: h{tvst? terhs1 steAniar AMxathS... 1s,d
sea9Snsr assAa eoal - fhlssxo pfyats
9E1 buek. tta piopelIor NahapE aI. piacs iiisc "a
l,aiasn! y ftsei back q DlTyta os.sis israH
IL 81. 81 &4tss"s Ss S.sts c!s ts't ss
Pour coLnoAxA -, "
6pfstaI Ihspatth to 1hs CAteafo .1tt1uts, 10
Has fse2st @2 }A{ d nowp
\ tsS:GI AstS ssa !. s!ssi
= II nAt!asstgrd LSlsdo y y GnRssen' S4f.h
caafDtnis, slonifaaI u Gnio.so. Fa!iatsi ess";t
Ak!9n,. klasston y IYle4a. lttht: aals Htcntsan,
fis ;stsses; Ssilis lfassa. md ptoit~i'sr cstel-
tAnburK 4nd bsFa tAkinY ths llo31 out of to ian-
laf an1 dat1ASinx ~ psopasss A4lNaEkA badly.
nETItorr.s r. '.i -.
Ststtat DtsyAteA 10 TAs CHieaco Tttbuns. a..
,nkTAotT: Aict7, July tnssssl,up-t.1upettey.
Ao.aots, lesa-e -esyss A.lsYhen} Aaa Iaisss. H. II
bcutua ND hAsxs1. Sustlu1s4I. A3 ]. ll.u.v.l 4,d
, 1880-07-13

NEW onLRArs. July l7-C0rroN-Den1ana faif and
mnrtot nrm, sddIEns. ike; low tiddlnR. lie, e"ol
o.uary 1uc, not speripts. sS3 bales: grosa ft ex-
ports to Crest uEi{ap, 2.0; taIaa aaD ftoos, eal'L
, 1880-07-13
aAILrE6Ap T1,th-TAnLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EHpLAxArfos 0r REyHhExcx MAHKs.--. sstprf.,
tllntly. ~S@~
,57.tcfFo 10 NartA yxeaterA t<aj}wsy.
For MAin, luldrIlo1ka T1nde-1Nbles Efrnn.nx. ~,
scoommnd1uons. A}plt ~ anS oI TIC f6iI9ri1x
trsnd sauo o1 taN taS Nf%psHn}' n9ss 1as G..t
nofthnast corner Randolph and B4ts-stsI Pslns r
Llonae. ~ CAnal.et, md u tho deputs- 4
, 1880-07-13
Lea 70. Araya

aat,m1sy. atm1sy. niaT. iaT. except snndak ttaty, 4xcspk
Inllman ,t-wkccl, SiesntnE-t:af1 snd FnsseaRer-
tnnense hatMccu Ehitnlo, Council Bluts1, On m Ii,
3SsSSG,s AAtsson A Topek4 md Kansas CITY thTonsh
betwcr Gehh hae, Z; rsT.r r. Ca Ta lsocans
ln9-Cnrs attnthed to all 1frln4 - = " N~9@-
Chfcn<o. Milwaukee n At. Taut J1n.,v,~
"!an-iinndle" Depot. eornor Glinton und c.rrot,.
- tlcket Qflc9s, IS CtArk.at, Pn!mac ffnMst
1sGhd PAeltc H0tol Aad at I)qpat @Aeoss*
, 1880-07-13

l&aaye. | Arrive,

.cb'cu-~, r<1e.. I.!rra a .':.'e. H~.sr.1a.
HlucsY, q Elars:st. Sber,nan Ho4se. pomeE 1lon4a
QrsMd PActftc ttot0l and is canat. cOrneF Madlk0n
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Board Of Health.

BATON ROUGE, La june -, l-eO.
The Board Of Health appointed for
the city Of Baton Rouge met at the City
Hall. "
Prcsent-Dr. r. J. Burlington, Dr. b.
Duchcin, DR.. l.. +. Rcynaud, W. II. N
Magrudcr and J. w. McMain. .
On motion Of Mr.. Magrudcr, DR.. Bnf-
fington was appointed temporary chair
man and j. W. McMain, temporary
secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Magrudcr, tho or
gaiization of the Board was perfected
by the unanimous election of DR.. But
iington as permanent president, and
DR.. Rcynaud as permanent Health
Officer and secretary,
On motion of Mr.: Magruder, Il COM
mittcc of three were appointed to report
snitablc bylaws and regulations for the
government of the Board.
Drs. Duchein and Rcynaud and Mr..
Magrudcr We're appointed, and on mo-
ton, the president was added to the
committee.
On motion Of DR.. Duchcin, the secre-
tary was instructed to communicate
with the City Council and request the
appointment of Mr.. l.. Jadot as SAM
tary Inspector for the city. Tho secrc.
taIy was also requested to write to New
Orleans with the view Of obtaining q
supply of vaccine matter.
Adjourned subject to call.
J. w. MCMAlN,
Secretary pro tenn.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
1hurslap's edition.
The University.

Since our last report, Hon. W. il.
Pipes, Major Rene r. Bcaurcgard and
Col. Will A. Strong have arrived, thus
constituting q quorum of ten Supcrvi-
sors. Yhc Board has been actively at
work every day this week in Committee
or in u body. They have adopted res
olution declining to make any legal de-
fcnse to the just claims against the old
University. A Committee has been ap-
pointed to collect the assets and pay a
pro rata, as far as they will 90 toward
liqnidating these debts.
A Finance Committee, composed Of
Mcssrs. Fay, Dolhondc and Beauregard,
with the Vice President rs Chairman, is
to take steps to collect assets and liqui-
date claims against tho present institu-
ton. A Committee was also appointed
ito draft rules for the government Of
Cadets, etc, during the coming recess.
A resolution providing for tho cstab-
lshmcnt of farm, where all that can
he produced in Louisiana, under the
direction of n practical planter, who is
to receive one thousand dollars q year
as a salary, was introduced on yesterday
by Mr.. GrnbS. 1t will doubtless pass,
with some notifications.
The feasibility Of doing away with
the present system of maintaining Ca
diets was fully discussed. 1t is probable
that material changes will be effected in
this connection, which will leave it op-
tional with the Cadets to board in or
out of the University.
A resolution was adopted, asking the
Government for permission to use GER
tain land reservations for the Agricul-
tural Farm.
The Board is composed of hard work
ing, practical men, who seem dctermln-
ed to make success Of their manage
mcnt.
A resolution requesting Gen. Sherman
to suspend the order to Lieut.. lamar to
Hturn to his regiment, until q commu-
nication can be forwarded, setting forth
the reasons why, in the interest of the
College, they ask that he be allowed to
remain, was adopted.
resolution was also adopted instruc-
ting the Finance Committee to place III
the hands Of the attorneys, for collec-
ton, all claims against parents OF Cadets
for maintenance, etc.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

prise was offered to Mcssrs. Ivy and
Granary in tho shape Of medals-award-
ing one to tho former for exemplary
conduct in the class room, and to tho
latter for remarkable aptitude in the
recitati0ns. -
Where 80 many Of the pupils deserve
praise, we do not deem it proper to
make inviduous distinctions. We can
only assert that tho Collegiate Institute
is in every way up to its palmiest days,
when it was recognized as one Of the
best schools in the Southwest.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Meeting of the Board of super
visors Of the Louisian0 state
University and Agricul.
tural and Mechanical
College.

At I'm. on yesterday, the meeting
was called to order by tho Vice-P -Presi-
dent. Gen. Leon Jastrcmski. Tho other
gentlemen present were Gen. Graham,
Prof. Fay, Superintendent Of Public
Education, John Dolhonde, Esq, A. A.
Gunby, Esq, Col. Walton and superln-
tcndcnt ID. f. Boyd.
Mr.. Goodalc was requested to act as
temporary Secretary.
A conference was had regarding the
condition of tho University, its labili-
ties, assets, etc.
Mcssrs. Walton, Dolhondc and Gunby
were appointed a committee to report
concerning the Indebtedness of the old
University.
On motion of Col. Walton, the Vice
President, Prof. Fay, the Secretary and
Treasurer were appointed committee
to investigate and report upon the pres
ent financial affairs of the College.
The Vice-Prcsident was instructed to
appoint u committee of three on future
government of the University and its
organization, system, etc.
The two committees named were re-
qucstcd to report at II NJ, this day, to
which hour the Board Of Supervisors
adjourned.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Our old friend, Commodore James
scarborough. was in to see us this morn
iny. He was in fine spirits about the
crops-uttcrly forgetting that which is
more interesting to the boys, his bea"ti-
full progeny. He is one of the most s'c-
cessful planters in this section, and for
his devotion to the most honorable Of
all professions, he is entitled to the great
distinction which graces the brow of his
interesting family.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Readvilla Seminary.

Last Tuesday evening one Of the larg-
est asScmblagcs we have seen for some
time filled every available space in the
front yard of the old and excellent young
ladies' Seminary, over which the very
talented Dircctrcss and finished scholar,
Mrs. Read, has presided for about thirty
years, gaining with each successive scs-
sion, additional reputation for thorough
nesss and superior advantages. Every
where almost, through Mississippi, Lou-
isiana, and other States, the accomplish
ed graduates of the Readvilla Seminary,
can be found, occupying prominent po-
stions in society. In this way does the
institution speak it's own eloquentpralse.
While the utmost care is extended the
pupils in teaching them all the branches
of education and those requirements
which cmnently fit them to become ex-
cmplary wives and mothers, they are
wiven all the comforts of Il home, con-
pied with II tender watchfllncss. Pa
rents feel, when their daughters are at
Mrs. Reads, that they are in trnsty
hands. No wonder, then, that our pco-
pie take so great an interest in every
thing that cencerns the institution.
The Silver COrnct Band was there dis
coursing sweet music during the inter-
walls occurring in the rccitations, songs,
and disc0urses of the well trained young
lady pupils, whose polished and grace
full bearing indicated tho successful ef-
forts of their professors.
The exhibition was opened with pray
CT. Later on, Il most elaborate and elo-
qucnt address was delivered by that
finished orator, Prof. j. W. Nicholson,
who maintained, as he does on all occa-
sions, his high reputation. His remarks
were most impressive and instructive,
the most flattcring applause accompany
ing the discourse.
All who were in attendance arc in ac-
cord in expressing encomiums upon the
remarkable aptitude displayed by the
young and charming pupils.
For the information of our readers we
take pleasure in publishing the inter
csting programme:
Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Patterson.
Music. Silver Cornct Band.
DUET, March in Norma, Misses McNnlty and
Patterson.
CHORUS. Angels are Watching Us.
Salutatory, Misses Chambers and Patterson.
Duet, Melody, Misses Magrudcr and Bcal.
Song One Morning, Oh So Early, Miss Pat
tcrSOn.
Essay, Imagination. Miss Chambers.
Duet. Golden Youth Waltz Misses Reeves
and Bcal.
Music SILVER Colnct Band.
SrmChor,,s, the Mcrlnai,ls Song.
Essay. Keep the Garden Miss McNnty.
Chorus, Down Among the Lilies.
Song Danube River, Miss McNnlty.
Essay, The School of the Universe, Miss Pat
ters0n.
Music Silver CoInet Band.
Address. Holnan the CONSERVATION of Society
Prof j. W. Nicholson.
Music, Silver Cornet Band.
Comforting Of Degrees
Music. Silver Comet Band
Chorus. The Temperance Banner.
Brnediction. Rev Mr. Goodrich.
Three Graduates. Misses Chambers, Patterson
and McNulty.
Miss McNu!ty awarded the Medal for Pune
tuality.
Misses Patterson and Chambers awarded the
Medals for Excellence i'll Scholarship.
Miss Mary Magruler First Honor and improve.
mrnr in music. Miss Dora Abramson, Second
Honor.
Emma Stockwcii. The Silver Medal of her
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Conrads Budweiscr bottled beer is u
summer beverage.

In another column will be found an
advertisement that may be Of interest
to partics who own u horse or can con-
troll sum of money sufficient to supply
travelling cqnippages. A travelling agent
is "Wanted" to take orders to have
small pictures copied and enlarged. See
advertisement, and then apply ut this
Office for further information.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
saturdays edition.
AZ the blind Institution.

This has been tho season of school
exhibitions, as will DO seen by the re-
ports in the CAplT0LlAN. A most in
tercsting ono Of these took place at the
Institute for tho Blind on Wednesday
night, ut tho Harvey House, before o
crowded house. 1t was with difficulty
that standing room even could DO Sc
cured, 80 great was the audience. Under
the direction Of DR.. Lane and Professor
Laverty, tho exercises went on with n
system truly wonderful, displaying the
astonishing progress made by the pupils
during the last session. Their recita-
tions were exceedingly well rendered,
and the songs and musical moreea'x ex.
ccllcntly rendered.
We take pleasure in reproducing the
PROGRAMME.
FART FIRST
ORCHESTRA, Piano Ac., Miss Carlin, Wedding
March tMendelsOhn>, arranged by j. ). Lavcrty
Kspie'o Of School Studies.
SONG, Come in and Shut the Door (Collct), Miss
NJ Herman.
RECITATION, The Dark Side, Miss Virginia
Carlin.
SoSc, Solo oand Chorus One Step More u'''uhey)
PIANO DUET, Valso brillantc, Misses S,urkey
and Carlin.
PApbY's EXCELSIOR Mr.. Willie Murray.
Vocal. TRIO, The Warrior (Mactarrcn), Misses
Doyle, Carin and Stnrkey.
Piano SOLO, La RENE dcs Flenrs (k1cttcrer)
Miss Katie Doyle.
SERo Conc DUET, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
Miss Herman and Mr.. Harris.
Rerie,o Of School Studies.
ORCHESTRA, Piano Ac., Mrs. Cain and Miss
Herman, Goldsternchen Valzcr KuyrD
FART SECOND.
Original Composition, by members of Theory
and Harmony class.
PART THIRD
ORCHESTRA, Piano Ac., Miss Carlin, Centennial
Varieties (Martincz), arranged by j. ). Laverty.
Heceac Of School Studies.
SoNG Come Darling, Come, Miss Katie Doyle.
Vocal DUET Come to the Woods Misses ker-
nan and St,,rkry.
RECITATION, My Shcavcs, Miss Katie Doyle.
PIANO TRIO, Overture Tanrlrdi QRossini) ar.
ranged By Czerny Misses Cariin, Sturkcy and
Herman.
SoNG Regular Army, o! Mr.. Willie Murray.
CnoHls. Joy! JOY! Freedom To-day.
RECITATION, He Givcth His Beloved Sleep,
Miss Stutkcy.
ORCHESTRA, Ulancn Galop dFrankc), arranged
by j. $. Iavcrty, Piano Ac,, Miss Mary Sturkcy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Persons in need of dental work are
hereby notified that the accomplished
Dental Surgeon, DR.. d. Stocking, is now
located at his customary quarters, at
Mrs. Curran's-Bank Hotel. He always
strives to give satisfaction, and gcncr-
orally succeeds. Call at once, or else
YOU may be too late.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Mr.. John Johnson, the Jewclcr, an
nounccs, in another column, that he has
recently made large additions to his
splendid stock of icwclry, silver plated
ware, watches, clocks, etc. Don't fail
to call and examine them before pnr-
chasing elsewhere.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

NEW SALOnN.-Mr. Caddic Pine open
ed to-day, a Coffee House, i'll the build
inc known as the "Mcntz House. The
public and his friends were cordially in
vited to partakc II of sumptuous lunch
which was spread upon the occasion.
Tonight the saloon will be baptized the
"Ifancock Exchange"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Mr.. NJ. }. Williams aIvrlti>eS in to-
days paper Il wonderful Improvement
in the mechanical line. 1t comprises
Eckles' Patent Long Fave Gutter, a
new contrivance that is sweeping the
country like the famous polar wave ,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

On last Friday, June 25th, the body of
IN unknown white man was found ON
the bank of the Mississippi river, near
Conrad'S Point, supposed to bc that of
Il deck hand from one of the steamboats,.
WHO had fallen overheard and drowned,
rs lie had Il cotton hook secured around
his waist. The proper authority was
summoned and the body viewed and
properly buried.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

This is a good opportunity for an ac-
tive man owning Il horse, or has or can
control one hundred dollars, who is seek
ScrkInS- employment. 10 engage III Il
lucrative business. We advise such TO
give this matter thorough invcstiga-
ton without delay.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

We contribute u good deal of our
space to-day to the school exhibitions
of our city. knowing that it will be graf
flying alike to teachers, pupils and the
public generally.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

We acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr.. J. S. Rivers this morning He has
high hopes for the Crescent Citys future
and predicts. an early opening of the
fall trade
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Collegiate Institute.

The exhibition at the Magruder Col
lcgiate Institute, last Friday night, was
very interesting. The school-room of
this institution Of lcarning-tounded
many years ago, by Prof. w. II. N.
Magrutlcr, who has, since the early days
of his manhood, devoted himself to the
cause of cducatiOn-waS brilliantly
lighted; all the seats were occupied by
ladies while every available space was
thronged with the stronger sex, all of
whom had come, despite tho inclemcncy
of the weather, to witness an occasion,
always entertaining and instructive at
this sterling College, where hosts of pu-
pills, many of whom won distinction in
the pursuits Of life, have received the
substantial basis of their education nn-
der the vigilant care of the learned prn-
cipal.
The exercises were opened with pray
cr, after which the Independent Silver
Cornct Band executed Il cllarmin. pre-
lu,lc, followed by the suhjoinrd
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
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sallf(l.

GRAS-In this city. On Friday, Jnly I'd, letc,
at o clock \. NJ. OLYMPIA GEAs, wife Of Loi.is
Shoppers, aged - wears.
New Orleans, Plaqnemine, La, and Dallas
Tex, papers please copy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

cUnrad'S BIdwriser bottled beer is
not OILY stimulating. hut strengthening
30 the body.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

DLASTER-,Jnst received from Winsor plas-
1 ter Mills. New York a full and fresh supply
of Cacined Plaster which will sell at a reason
able figure. WM. fANlH.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

COnrad's Budweiser bottled beer is
more of a medicine than u drink.