text: - +"a 4 t " e i 4 ý. ý`-ralen ýI zF vz <ý.tý?J!r x. f F "a Gý < sýý"3ý"ý7:18aýQ F,..fS~ý: iF.s tl ý5k1 y, A ;e.. LIM 37 Tnq v '.1 a"ý yam. ýr y :rift rX ý ý f'ý fir 'ý6 1 did` ` " ýXY t ý"4 P 1r ý' Ail, r 3 t r ý d iý.ý n. Kra ^.Y ýý' TyY'^9 '' T f V di ýý Yýlb 1 3. ýl, ý r ''6treexý _ýý "teýudaY Alaj L ... ? s ? Wuf late kv d:ý, {` tYiýi r,ý,' d it ott it € a~osfm4}~e~f te; py+ erg ob o ab~voo b u~ tilts ~ o Sot e ° atus ba's S 'an bl t w? 3015 O0dh0Ib o te itoioh. A, bo osgoolso * t lb sasoug whold at s Bostn, on ho nigt of the 18t. A ag gqSMr pesheswoe mdebutth meetig wo no on.tL'.eiD.--nor -o Foan- Thb otolUngtEonlBn ha Stowethe forebtween lNewYork and Boton to *I lreeaquswgns. at $l 50 rtook. , Nowyoh hitsr,.uspletitionedthe NerwYork ito alw hire to eret xp ironabridgo Sy o h to , i low odKte foot. lpJ~ipaided bythe throng o "Na 14sroe.; pr iMasphis sb~g of tie Ib ,rays: hp e bad a -yveatnbie diamond brest-pin la orp.oi ss, )istgtid, sabl~ateiiastibt y -vrt o loup o g oh W one was kinensonglo a pgrtmnt, while Hrs. ito rti, vrattedt , witrl oPsan be ensily re Saol.`A+e1.ýtse the most i.' : #9.-iLnl tgl lie tllbg w aI ,iý g lin'it ý`wo pai ottuo iy and Spc sook t wee p oon toond t bo te 'opeoiened ths epo doet , OboitMrs Kinbg lad taboo $10 'owta. s d.lat5 as e ddn a bas ever been q.o1WSW an 15sth witE of a steamboat man, and ! 'tt #niý m -4 litt girl tI ona ortme oie wos.arken poesoton of *iiitt l cn dagby~e i, 1st otbol s ,afew days ws d 'nd mystorinou nolaes ehuard 't _ ` xaeen thotshb was Impelled to write d Ip the rappbbls. 1be mftr is me. btha be ehould And it neoosary to . , esttm of: rlappigs, Ito itho spirits wpe al S theit eapsina school, ana as for impel. "we ip.iroplied, not to write, but toeopelt bo 9oiOt, al e P0,0111t4t edn writing when sho shaoid anse s :wao t delie iad the spiAts bars otta olebtd the snhool sinee. neilwg, died In Nowyrk onaths 18th instant. ais was or foTawl . Br0oas. pbe ths beot *t'ty siJp 7 of Bagep, ead, up to the time of hib "waso rtny spggdIn promloting and sn. psoli dis e00i9doee f the osiroid between to~r Woa*oo.roo6or ou'osibwofolockmade t epo~nsho ,otad iMeo suWgliaon 00who hioot sorne up 1n_04 sltVe0ou TheI bome. w Coy. oat l;, ; to Iv hundte per d, octet or i, fo threedo tcm aeh *lob Ohssnniwl.ýYmtop a one Connecticut clock ýfoot4up 01004% ,arndsr wrotx, salw tuno coot us uiooumo noobeor o ýjw.pi..w.a Orma:w h gusnds to Lodon, earq amt 1,500poor week. It hlgwov tbi~t Ith, Bluihb oornsm It'DdObe ith otoot rn-thou. Stuhrendb the London agelnleto " Dula (lout. Goa. m~stla ,1t º o.0 st4-1k, ! pn5ho, and" It4. to N Qa. ini! wale, In ih 'iUýI~ the weqe$maentnl ,", ateA nttýoIta.e4 wl lmlnt hIs azOtobpSn10Tr Allt edasdromB to t4D oteiii g eanh i and~to an- mber at tort a4I WI*Ijibltu i ole 10 0)0 fo the O hel "pnmlted -ba. thae olitonee of a friend . iiclial, published ln Baoe, on a'*hI eiieees freiT the aidvancew .contaiee n ~0z ,--uAo ee eplensid , omda teworklos ih .betleii~gartie ie ei alW Thi tayeoar, im~o t.e to six thon 44 to the pohliehoe 9aof t' ip have eontO teoed o the diata toin q. s ie. i its page. tent "ipyoin these paoii gseiecunarpoeeedin the wol andit iswithno nmail pliaEoe we are enasld to a thata w d re a native of ou oe4 wop.l ise breeb eeoeetd tograce thei tlelpee oft ee f f. tIe.te ". a i. ,..n-of 1'a.1. Dor. lhrb ee orh one eity., ' eghhdu yegth ted towelsman m i e i `oration -of the eard of . i lhde. "Th11e, plint intg s a reproa t coep, whler Ophells, mad with , t , ,eto: death of her father, and not the lees e4* &4 th~ebelief of ber unrequited love for Hanilet, oeatp,3oroto thbe kWe f a a weepiag brook,"-and weav ý ae emep garlcnds of iowers and etogleg enathee old eehbeeomeala vrtim to the treaoerous sitredam. Heinideerbed in the latter part of the fourth act, "A while gone apart the brook That so long as the gesey stream, Weedy troplete and herrelt Break. -Her clothes spread wide, But long it will not be, Will they with their dream, To a body death The heart in the cemetery of this description, even To the representative of the A hoarse in the gesey stream, "No leave of the glassy stream, And the wedy tropletes that she closes her fist. "Opportune in the midst of art any one of the masterly creations of the "great Bard of Nature" is a stranger 'ones making in the first masters of the sea and to carry out such a conception in a manner to secure a triumph in the presence of Parisian troops surely an elden. e of spirit that gives promise of a brilliant future. 'Fa isen of our Stetelion common-with the ang a native 4. ii. 'ri'uw'. nfbwhens fame-snot pib pat is only extorted at the imperative demand of genius and undoubted capacity. Plume ore AsoernrO.- French papers inform us that a man residing in the Rue Quinoampole, Paris, formerly the p For a hotel, who has for some time been possessed with the idea that he could imitate earrings, and fly in the air, projected lately by the absence of the person appointed to watch over him, and endeavored to carry out his design flying from the window, which was on the fourth floor. es fell in the courtyard and was killed on the spot. The Prenehman had not the forecast and sagacity of an aspiring Yankee, who made an experiment in flying. Having demonstrated in scientific principles the possibility of buoying himself up, he procured a pair of wings and mounted the ridge of a barn. From thence he essayed a light; but being unable to resist the laws of gravitation, he came down perpendicularly into a heap of stones, bruin himself badly. When asked how he liked dying, he said "pig was pleasant enough, but alighting was mighty soon." Aaorr e aone a`to Trne PxvrranrTsar.- On Saturday afternooh,the 9th int., Wm. E. Orissey, a tailer, who was mantto the Penitentiary a few weeks ainee, made his es cape from that institution. He was in one of the lower cella, the covered yard of which commonicates by a door with the ornamented grounds, through the walk which ad fdom the entrance to the centre building. ,e was worulhg at his trade; and, to heat his goose, was owed a flai*he hthb s yard. A suit of clothes belonging to a on iot whose time had just expired was given to him to pes. `He threw of his prison garb, dressed himself in th. .ul ,'id d puttini on an old cap that he had in the 0e, ob~triWved to more the bolt of the yard door, and thus beratedhm selalf om popnnement. There were a number of vi.ttor, and aoveral of the Inspectors inside at the time. Walking deliberately down to the gate he told the porter that he had come in with soma friends, but was tired of looking around, and believed that he would leave without watting for the gentleman who accompanied hlm At hl requgt, the unsuspecting gate-keeper, who did not reogalnehlm in his disguise, let him out. receiving from hlm the cusotomary salutation, [Phil. Bulletin. Ueoa Ton'. Oean.-Ai Boston correspondent of the lournal of lommerce says: .There is now quite a staong current agtnt the hook called anole Tom'a aoes tue water has spoken so loud aq to make even the NevawYok Eveagelist hear, and acknowledge it to be no `uncealen msnd." The Transcript, of this clty, has neloee through a republloctlon of a Oortion of the Englbh article. The NewYork Observer of thsl week has .red a loog. loud and sah gun at a row of erroristst and error, In which the book ld its autheree come In for a ads share. Ausoclatlon of ministere dsaeus Its maerits at dinner table, and many of them condemn the general tsn spirit and Intonnion of the hook, All this in a few wen,-wlthont mentioling what your own journal. and lothers, have donen. So much for the asoer, secon, th.n.Ohtof Amnrlal n tbhinke" and the rame thought of t r Aelericn people will be safe and right also Many, Io. ra id In prtv.te what Is now ald in public, but It st conesed, ther was a tlme when it requirnld sme meaw oourge to nay,, I have now read Uncle Tome fable nd do not eleeve joe teaohiag, whloh I nm obUlgd to Nar,, anda whloih, If I did not, Ishould know to bie from the general fslse teauhing of Ies aholitiontet writer, and all of theehoolwhen on the peo.liar ulleot.' As a m-- eellb.ry pradotluonportions of the book are quite clever, while oth .tns m hardly tolerable." Deraeno on Or A OLD iooeR ReeinilnesCe.-In Nortk, last week, a three-story brek house on Little Water street, built In 1804, was destroyed by fire. The Noriotk Iermld rays : It weas o this house that ebooLeg tragedy octcrred inO "g To gameblem (brothers) of the nasme aof Davs, ranted thethird ir thepurpose ofkeepng a hen table One ghtn._ t l.ian, whose name we belleva was unrruol ,a ea tal e oasd,) vistted -iise otn& ~nd meeetlng with extUaordiLUary luck, my goke the bhank. The Davess and anotherof their it hg h with oheating he protested his 14 p lbe-- - t ws to norpos. The attempted to 'oW dk tr W.ye, ll three tI elose pumsit. On the pegu lhe. d esopetda nnepeetved, end as eac W. A isty, n on" Y f -eidtownpd Of~. .uz.,,,m, ik m. p( I n.,, -,, r ielhdon ".~ "beh ~o+im+a d tLthreop i# n lmu th of th e h n.o.e ".- thee had ate a' Wlttthmtek ý. rtetar t er ya eide. dhlloaeddj t bethae a ot, ,° the. hei th eeet " 1"e; aotly enbosoed. hlpof nth and DZptorle, n it. n.te h ttd,opadin, ottnthbTre hree ni pfttedthdstui thempe. thBettD meOIL " nek d teeoa thehun. `bf TtCr. oti were~4t eteen. at fn bed.n" ef omea ean ef{ e{ usl.med P oSierre boed, Boobep acndr d R~d b~1D ·ttried one ',f aeký.ofard, m,. a sowj h '. i on baýbothe 20 h d[arn Jd NOlWgieroouot easoettered inthreteee of meesit and batteryan otin one of larceny. MOAT, FooFi iol A.. F m.-A butchlr nnmaed P e* eegnr O wtoeweyast arreeted in the Treme Ai oqur enpd Itg fr Cotton and other diseases, the disease, once considered, Cone, who had been affected with a sore throat, The doctor was applied by the Governor to a Analyst of $24 for the case to examine the other Gol' Dth) Ttbti zA.-Beverly Dodton and Thomes II. Jones were against feetorday before Recorder Winter on the charge of being Glaton that the case of the yellow fever was Pock-a-toothed together, and that, there In the case of the prisoner. Hastening.-Fletcher Bostwick is to be examined On the 2nd instant, the Board of Recorder Winter on the charge of being Glaton attended to the examination of the Cotton and other diseases, and the case Before the First District Court. Torue-Perdition Smith decided yesterday before the Battery, that on Friday morning, while he was standing on Claiborne Street, between one and the Bridge Street, he was forcibly robbed of an uniformed person. Booth was arrested at the corner of Canal and Canal Streets in a state of delirium, from drink, and sustained by the sergeant's agent to the temporary asylum in the insane. THEATERS TO KILL.-Charles McClure was yesterday arrested on Canal Street in a state of delirium, from drink, and sustained by the sergeant's agent to the temporary asylum in the insane. TRAINS TO KILL.-Charles McClure was yesterday arrested on Canal Street in a state of delirium, from drink, and sustained by the sergeant's agent to the temporary asylum in the insane. VERANDA.W... Wm. Lee VaT. s Moog, dynastal, Mm RiessnodehildGeoFdwipo, Silbe h o Jose, Cal; WmT Whither, e lbyt~h, Isa; Jeh' Casel O hastao J Kooel.d I;BCoyrtý, Dr'GAiNot, O HAIlimoo, st John Meote, Wm e Randolph, O Whthead, N 0; We J3 Cdan Teen; 8 N Wyys, Floatig Palaose; M Q Fsaa, mere W KS.naln; SJ Tape, Ky. CLTY...MFox, Pa; Lae P lady and child, Ohio ; J M er, R T Swa J Fl A. Harrow, L. H. W. Y. Simmons Di- St. B. D. W. Ky; O. Thomaston; Thomas Ca. d sta. o.a DT. O. O.....Isao Chas, Mais oJ Hoeyoads Pesoaaal; Abaser Che, Mt; W. C. Clift, J.Fasrly, DT Wl' AAotans Sotael ad d NY; W A. Thoptae, Oho; L MerNO;H...s., N H; b..e., Baltimore. I. O. O....DistL Oe Wednsady evening, October a, at e o'clock, Brother J. C. C. VOERSAN a.ed. 4 uys.,aeatl oofAotseds, Hollad, member of HonrdtLo de No. 11. ITe soarsd amembers o Howard odg N.o. 1. end the Order eoenlly, mNe ruptafolly ivita to Ieaaet t ,rad Leodpg Hall, oer of Tehoopltohtae and Poydrs shtett, THIS MOONINO, at hlf..pet 10 o'l ot, for the enes of et`eding the aeeral of oer deeased bothe, from stls late sdnaees, ta oyal street. y orer of the Nr. .. j M L HARBY, seoeotary. -O` RALLY! RAILLY!! R ns. !! ! - UNION SCOTrAND OEtAHAM CLUB,EXRST WARD, FIRST DIBTRICT.-. The m mben ofthi. Club will msmtattheir ··aquarnn, atGODFREY KAETZEL'B BALL ROO, on 4.. trne, oppito the. Bone 33.. loa, adTITHURSDAY EZVNING1 Btob.. 91. thaIf-prt d oEalot, for the purpo01 33 0 .B.di.o msiOk1B oI[ te SCOTT GUARDS OF THE SECOND WARD, to be bold at ]lo Foabouh1'. Beer 10rds.e "013 Iu, Whipf " fost 9t] W. W. B13GARITY, Secretry. RRau~oy RALLYr! RALLY !!! ! - Soorr 001arDS OF THE SEOCOD WARD3- A ms3S.fg1. Cluob.13 be h.IAILGD3 PAOEcHNAOB's BEESR 00RD011, y of Py.p hboe he AMuoo3a.E .uo., 13117opp1.il. 13 Vq,11S10M.,kel E THIlRSDAY EVENINB , October 9,31, 115. The "REgs,," all the Scotl Clubs, and ,,04 l.iO,.o genrlly, a invitedto attend. HARJRY T. HAYS, Esq., (rhbAn. been Iatsly rannesi~g Ibo Sta,) Wa other Speaks u ill addrell as meeting.. N.R. J0NNIN0B, Pnddeo3. S. 1CWtoa3O13, J. CuGll03l4 ,,O.3,,IO . 11190 BoaTMEo RAIZ Y !-A grand rally of the SCOTT AND GRAHAM ANTI-S.NA CLUB nE3l take pls a0 TH3URSDAY EVENING, October 91, at half-put 0 ol'lock,33 tlhe CI cent City Hotel, turnr o3 CEo.3op43.,w d Fro11 I330 .1 301, 3., 3111 then proed to 4jao the ml0tio3,of te SCOTT GUARDS 0f th, 0,3334 Ward, Fln1 D1.tr1t. By l.d*03l J.ALCONVERS,P 011.3t. OLEEKA, A.M., M.D., E.D., D.S.S. RALLY! RALLY! RALLY! - SCOTT RANGOENERS - The Scott Ge.t. will meet at the Club in over the PEARL, November 9, at 9 o'clock to attend the New Meeting at St. Mary's Market First District. By order CHA.GLES M. WATERMAN, P.M., A.L. A. L. 9, 8. ToYr, A. Sl A. EtI., etc. W RALLY! RALLY! RALLY! - SCOTT ATS ORAIIAS CLUB OF THE THIRD DISTRICT. The members of the Club will meet to their "Tely" ball by exhibiting their Hall, over the GIANGLA COFFE-HOUSE, called by E.M. Moreau see., Ga on THURSDAY EVENING, October 9, at 9 o'clock. The 9th meeting, by popular orators. Order of WILLIAM DOGGIS, President. A. Boggs, F.B. He InI, E. Brat., G9adIsI... 9,999 CEIGO GOmDo CLUB.-The members of the Club will meet at their Hall, (Seal) 1dor Pratt, coer of Gomp9G9 aa C90tom90D9.9 91tEVERY MONDAY EVENING, at his past I .'look. All the other Cases of it city are repeatedly invited to Gettend. The Committee Room of this 1.91No. 19 Duch G'9 Buildings, Ex. change P990c. la09 I! JAB. W. OUPLEGIG, Soe'y. ~ STATE TEGISSAURER.-EdjtOr8 Crescent: Please, that GEOG E P. GGIANT, EB., 99o h19 being t09 lst.1 years as sl.ieA.In in the TAGGurg Department, EIG be *9plUEI 19,91th GEOG I STATE TREASURER by 10919 to MANY FRIENDS. 3a` FOR GOVERNOR.-We are authorized to Gnnounce COLONID RICHARD HIAAN aI cadndidte fol GoIor oG this State, under the now C itetioB. octl pt* -16 To PERSONS KEPTING.-The many per resistnt sad effectua enres real. by Dr. Shaman are deserving of more thEn 9 passing s19. For particulars we have been living in Drew aend I.$.eresetftg I'or.er, JUST RECEIVED AT THE 1NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE," G0 Camp street and 13 Bean Plane. TRADITIONS ANSD AEMINIOC9NCEIS-Chlay oI f L American Revolution In the South, including Biographica~l Sketches, hseident.' 9ad Anecdotes, fle of w1,9h hae bee0 published, parltl9lrly of 99991915 in 90. GpperI wnlry. By JF9ph Jo0n.,., M. D.,,1 CbarlGA.oS.C. 9In91 1. TIE PFRFSCRIBER'S 0051'I.ETE IIAND.IBOE-By M9. Troussea sod 9. Reveil. 9,91 llypltW F,, 9I by J. B. STEEL, I0 Camp fsreet. ,11asat5Uls~-J/lazsstUas. Ur Jut reairml per t.-Ohibp Wrm. Pee., aI SI P PSON''S, 50 CANAL STREET, n lago tork of the lates etylp· o NA N T ILLA , maolat 00d nn0,, the di,.uon of IMm. MllET, of B,,,4,ay, New Y.oke..preuly kI this , ti-, god IhA11 d to i b. .speeed Ior beauty nd -sower combi~w1 Among them are EMBROIDERED MANTILLAS; CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-INLAID FRINGE; TUOC SATIN MANTILLAR.-LACE TRIMMED; ML4TOLAS TSRyOIE WITH SONTAGI VELVET; waTERED SILL aIAIIILLs; =PLArIN BLACK BILK MIANTILLAS PRICESS TRISIRfD MARNTOLAS; IIALF MOIRNI1I EAlETILLAS; CLOTH MArTILLIAS S5ssW MArTILLAS I CIRCULAR CLOTJI CLOAKS FOR LADIES; COSURS CLOARK, ,AD MArNY OTHER STYLES, 534LL AT VERY LO PRICER. ,,10If a IM P SON, IC.,oLt. The Southern Ladies Book, FOR! NOVEMBER, WE0IRI O.II yfI0EII A. rrb d UIln bom IS ..000 ,No I BLS EArrl. It..I, wd I. H ViKIPlan. AgvIS tIAI,00R,.II ..II the All..1. d.,. 4011515.1101 Ik, .AI the WeREw .IPmUUIIO Uoitaahenip~ ew *die lpt At'w .."Od. LI< The 505,1501e he"l Fmind, byipee ,.00I.lnlel, ahea "pkI1t(SEASONABLE CLOTHING AND, G!NILUpNI' WrNl88mNOQ OOD, umknIag4a. INa RIwp lt, ll madl lPl. Iylla. o T OYPSOR B NIXON, 0l411 $p IS CmRp gmt, l951.Itl Oiy Hot,0. , MSuAe ,o e ,, •a , Too omine stai lavaes 1 Noth n of wbhh w.ilbeIb .M st a ip-A OLOTIHI.SU, CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STRMEI, er hatyQ HoI, N SAIWDSUHPIORM ASSORTMEWPO FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, OVER COATS; DREGS COATS; FROCK COATS; BUSlm 6 COATS. D.IBY COATS, ete. FANCY CASSIMERE PANTS ALL AND WINN, WRITES, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS At the public, well stocked with EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING ON A COUNTRY A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. Our Shop, NORRIS WAY, adjacent to City Hotel. Keeps the Best Interest THAT. ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 84 EXCHANGE STREET, The best selected stock for MEN, BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING New York. The house by ONE PRICE. (Come and see us for the best selection of goods, or the exchange can be made to order. Every garment is made to order. Every garment is made to order. People, Is, I toad. I NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. FROM AND JERS COATS: BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, GREEN, OLIVE, RIFLE GREEN AND BOTTER GREEN; BUSINESS COATS: BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, AND GREEN. TOLD, DABD, DOROTHY, AND RICH. OVER COATS: GOLDFISH - From the Gate. Hair; ETRA SUPER FINE BEAVER CLOTH - All colors; SWIMNETY CLOTHS--All colors; MOTTLED BEAVER; DRAB BEAVER; DRAB BLUE AND FANCY DEVONSTITURE MERSETS; BLUE MOTTLED AND FANCY OLORMED BLANKET BLUE PILOT CLOTH - Long. CLOAKS: BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH-Som with slieves; REAL ENGLISH PILOT CLOTH. VESTING: BLACK AND FANCY SATIN VESTS; BLACK AND FANCY SATIN VESTS; BLACK AND FANCY WATERED SILK VESTS; BLACK AND DOUBLE BREASTED CASHMERE VESTS. SOME OF THE BOES ARE VERY CHOICEST. BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH VESTS; BLACK AND COLORED VESTS; BLACK AND FANCY EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS; BLACK AND FANCY EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS; BLACK AND FANCY SATIN VESTS. PANTALOONS. SLACK AND FANCY COLORED DOESKIN; BLACK AND FANCY COLORED CASSIMERE; BLACK BUCKSKIN CASSIMERE--New Style; LONDON SCOTCH PLAID AND OXFORD GRAY. Oh, how about it. Good, it is possible to answer to the value of two hundred distinct styles, such as Black, Blue, and Fancy Satin, Panamas; French and American Cottons, FURNISHING GOODS: SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; GERMAN, SHETLAND, MELINO, AND ALL WOOL SHIRTS; WHITE, GRAY, AND RED WOOL  AND GAUNTLETS, SWEEDE. CRAVATS: FLACK AND FANCY SATIN AND SILK CRAVATS; EISMOIDERED FANCY SATIN AND SILK CRAVATS; TIES AND STOCKS: SLACK SILK, SATIN AND EMBROIDERED SCARFS. CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS-All qualities. INDIA RUBBER GOODS-ALL KINDS. COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS. HANDKERCHIEFS: WHITE LINEN; LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS; SILK; PONGEE SILK; SPIRTLEFIELD, SOCE EXTRA LARGE. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING: During the past season this department has been much improved, which makes it the most convenient store in New Orleans. Entrance on Gravier street. BOYS' BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH ROCKS AND POLKAS; BOYS' BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH BACS BOYS' BLACK, BLUE BROWN AND FANCY COLORED OVERSACS; BOYS' MOTILED BEAVER AND BLUE BLANKET OVERSACS; BOYS' BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH JACKETS; BOYS' CADET CLOTH, TWEED AND SATINET JACKETS; BOYS' BLACK, COLORED CASUALER AND DOESKIN PANTS; BOYS' BLACK, COLORED CASUALER AND DOESKIN PANTS; BOYS' BLACK, COLORED CASH, AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS; BOYS' FRENCHAND AMERICAN COTTONADE PANTS; CHILDREN'S BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH EMBROIDED SUITS; CHILDREN'S BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH EMBROIDED JACKETS; CHILDREN'S BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH EMBROIDED JACKETS; CHILDREN'S BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH VELVET JACKETS; CHILDREN'S BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH CASSIMER PANTS. BOYS' SHIRTS, SOCKS AND DRAWERS. CHE PRICE. O DEVIATION. THE MOST COMPLETE OPEN EVERY NIGHT IN THE SEASON, AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NIGHTS. I look upon the clock. Not open on Sunday. See our latest arrivals. Fanzy Furnishing Warehouses. P. O. MALLARD & CO., 07 ROYAL AND 80 SIENVILLE, Have received, by recent arrival from Europe, one of the richest aurium of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES ever imported into Whitsky, stock of ROSEWOOD AND MACHINERY BEDSTEADS; ARMOIRS; TOILET TABLES; CENTRE TABLES; CARD TABLES; CENTRE AND SIDE ETACHES; DINING TABLES; MINING TABLES; MINSTRY AND OTHER WRITING DESKS; BOOK CASES; SIDEBOARDS; WASHING; FANCY SEWING CURTAINS; PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, etc. UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES: LAMPAS, BROCATELLE, SILK AND COTTON DAMASKS, FOR DRESSES PERCALES; LACE, BOBINET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED CURTAINS; BOBINET, LACE AND MOSQUITO NETTING; LOOPS, TASSELS AND CURTAIN FRINGES; CURTAIN PINS, CORNICES, etc. CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE: SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS; VASES; JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS. VASES; JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS. CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE: SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS; VASES; JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS. CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE: SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS; VASES; JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS. CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE: SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS; VASES; JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND ELAIN STA. TUETTES AND FANCY ORNAMEBNTS FOR MANTEL, AND ETAGIERES; LOOKING GLASSES; BOHEMIAN AND CRYSTAL GLASSWARE; CLOCKS; CHAN DELIERS; HALL LAMPS; BRONZE STATU. ETTES AND CANDELABRAS; PAPIER MACHE AND SILVER PLATED WARE; CUTLERY AND CARPETING ZINC WARE e.o, bIL CLOTH, etc., eto. oll L6tIp P. MALLARD S CO. Varpe~tng-CCarpeting. IA. ERoU8OMAU AT 28 OHARTRES IT~REET. A.BOSSA CO. tiara rreilved by LN ·nisk, " nry UfS7OBRPLYBINEY GP.AIN8 Vý ýAAiNSW .tAD SoDSd AND PIANO OVERSRUO G .11fLd ;I~te am O hed MALTTING, P _e_; rlllP. k.; I. 7LOROI CLOTH 6onm t ojo Lwns PRICE, FOR w..ideCSH ,sos..qsIIo. all of , *aLow alvu~ua~`oio~sesasdy' R E-OPENING at No. 88 St. Charles street of SO l. BRANCH OP T. MOREAU'S ESTABUSHMRNT, N. 151 7uli aaTL-Th.· *S~blilSm~ll M.0 0.. . I .Is~.d Iod, r~p awetroi. rn hen Wieg en elad on accna o SAT~iIDAY-PA-L SOI p.05l thtit sv-op5Sd to-day, S.MoaRCA s,.i oq s..,s.t..s ~seln ..~lowhlt onl.ytao. of Isun~r .51.r a..5157 ONIMin thp· 8loe Hr a(Wya I· bmud »dua lg Me ankle. aRN LOX 3to IN GLOVES AT ONE DOLfer La ISP6 TO. A iaTLEMRNws HAIR DamZX'O SALOON O.4 a. Bor~tbs·.455sy.~ IShuuroS5 .k lsI~?IY mo ed toUq avowdBwry It It o Hw knowrl ný sed .toht~l. µkdtb: UitW s, I i not ýW, 3 ta týU . IyT A 1e f ,t, ý oruuwii theotii ( Caiedii!i** ll Wig art .C~l~i iltyitta p-ft.C LkN 0eiiirir Mew ýrriTL Mop~aat *.ji~tý " itfttbtly. &-ty lp mn.DnD ltftId A Pm ow dledg ada NW+C OALAD ft. ft. m f.ON HLL0 34t;..4fd.td. Mt IUMTO JUL*j3 ~twy* tuOT l*A8,. N t 3 acd ctrl tmdd r uMý rwid l fr< u4p~e ft. f ttu 3dft *Gty .1 Nfe the the.th d.l...4 "1t4 Ont~ 40 p~bth..$ D'eq3.ot ft.City N.it O~ft - i ad.. nt. "A.Ih.iqtS..t4. they ~Iet p.ft -t., th. .ftekdaf .y,. or ..................o XTIY,1gu o. o~rnna, Optftfl. .. 1.NDRED !LL Ak 9 OO TN CIY OF NW..,..J, for t.. innON!ý ..P I LRe EAOIYI NI&Bsado to Ydrdbd A. LaYZt..tf firrriqtttltlftrf of the'14enmd er qt Ike al *Ilk inktt enpeneottaghd therto, me n*rawK PBR.C fi t, P)KBAN~ipm~yWrsemiolur 'l Great O Jsmrryoel We nttCJOI of Mb ear. Prpoude t be ea dos "Hihdo the porekw of Bkds of th City of ew Orkwe, ad addaim to -Adophe Loye, &eetary the Bar of Cale opae ud the Bods djodkatsd to UUhihi'.blYddiddew(LT e 18t Deeembe, M neae, lakren Id. Tames o Paywat-Cuh, ( to anyof pe aH t eopens orobU. a Ctt of)niyets aretu ag i lW,) or the optkn of the pnnhahwr, keih on the Ant of may, an·d the remainder on the And f Jly, ton with sep" set. per-earntataetfrom Inmary , ins the Coawir dank nml etk the tightto-M unyr aenbd th BodeA--d s "10#0Jt 1p1u'ilkMiio tepa h ... 0Oh1MI8BIONBICR8.... A.D. CIROfi6MN, byyor Wit H. GARLN~t Tnaanr. W. P. CONVMSSIS Chatr N 17naa ComnntttW, Boardl of Aldermen. 1~ IL PLAlk, Chelrmrm Vie. 'onitM., A. LAYBT~nt, fieetPy. Ue t1IbM OFFIcE OF rOE COIdISOIONEES Of TOE OF OS LIDATED DERF OF 555W ORLEANS, Now Ors.ss, s to~tr 91, 1M. By virtue Of the thirty-seventh degtion of the .st s the sistEsla.m othe 85g.5sf Losits., '55Usd "As Aetto Css.dldsts 0.08y5o N.swl A .., and psorids or th. pgseema end mlde.5loslth .Edo,," sppjs.sd F.bsry 96,181 used of ts.Ofin sesss of.tbl 5t .sFppkf5R.Csy theets, .'d psstdbFrethe' lssssrpssst osfthe Ctlysf sfsys. ,.tth lh(C.tysl lfNsW .se spps1 on the game dsy, .sd fhor tes p.le s' fshadog thed 4. f Ossd ld ity, of ftstFisi, S.sid use Third m-tid"SfR andt dCtty SEALED PROPOSALS will aR.R hsf.d.t ttdsm.s for ssthIsshsZ% os.sjat..dq EIltl. ssepstsrsf Jaterst osf e! as.tuts edlsed* mdusthe obllg stso f ths old stoy,.s of the n. Fisnt, $eIssd usd Thhrd smdplik t..,sd sity osf J.F.sJ dr s& ofth. stIrsfN~ Orly s, d.hd lo Jol, O18 t forty yssm, fos thsihosd djdyll ssh,p.y bts.tthle sSs of City Teaosr, s .'h inthitt sapos s 5tiwbdth.m/o, tstthes,8sf ais pa. .er O.s.s,, payabheIsth. dtyseYsskyssl sS.·Jssryd let Julyies ysr-Ihs its..ut ess·hlig ions& ed itn.ssh sge.o .2,., to bs edsul.5.d sp to the 011 sss,,, 185IRt ,hlsh time idessi.t a .Ho,'. to bs hous.d .ilt Th.es poss. to shsssdos.d,O81fora ssqs , osf Stdod," .tL., willhsspssadsad as85d spss sntthhslh uth sssy I. .ssh .ssth, osmmnsi5.sig aI sdsy theg9ds of Y5,.sir ant, '86. Th.Cosotl..isss sss ts tls.sssshe. t rsift sf rsj.etisg my .atS bid.. ... COMMISSIONERB.... A. D. CROOSMAN, Miyor. 0. DsRUYS.Cosslptrslr. WM. IL GARLAND, Trsurser. WM..I'. CONVERSE, ChaimussFi.,.s Cmmttut8., 110.0 of Aldrrme. LI.. PLACE,OhsisssN ssssse CONNmltis, oard sf As.Iut Aatdsmse.,.. A. LAh'ITSesseissy. sL,1 if PrclamatSion BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF TIHE STATE OS LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Bars Rove p, Agt, 1111. WHEREAS. Tb. C.n,..lb. l.ly ....,.bld el tlbh e a t Lmb. he t tabn of Bton Rugf or thb p.rpS . ol pt.... 1dt Cblti.A, tin of te Stateof LLn~ae, has rdained "Tb~timmed441y tile the djnrnmsut o the Conventio, the Gramor e& al issue his proela mates drecin te evealofca o f ibis State, i'tthorlea by aw t boll eletion for anemm of the gneral Assebly, to opn and hold poll in evry peish o the Sate, t theplane ds!rote b lw.sp tbeFIROTTUfLDAT OF NOVEMBER seat, for t he pom oI tttki the sam of the good people of this State inroger I to the doption m rlyjedtp(ofthis C n.Ut. t.; and It bshelf thsU lp.Nf ,Ud o b.e. -Iva· the votes of al perea ·entitld to to -W,:. the old Cnstitu. Uon~ndsne this Coestiottic. Esah voter ebelleaprnrbLbeplnia by depoiting Ina sepwe be.,to be kept for Ilet purose, aticket .0... dbli be writt. 'THE OONSTITUTIO.N ACCEPTED' a THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED,' ns I h wsb as w Obtpy envy thl intentionU f tl lbpter. At Ut, amdlt.lu otf. *Stlbm, hbb.blal bt condu.ted be.Iey .petl ,,, thlb. geet But. .ledlS.1e oer NlA.d,tb. Condul e d..lp.nt1d to pInudt e1 tIhetmlyn shlb carefuly td.miI ab. .tet.hb.i .t. albd. ptbted N..,fothith..S ENm b due ret hbe lto tbhle.l.ys o tet.I , m t.Ulybtglb q thU pnvlb 1 o .th1 lb. ti0 Is.opta thttt b bjlb t C.. deotlolu " Now, thmkre, Ikpe thought proper to leas thl; my proclamation notUifyin the iNN tln·( tem the ButeoUftIebr.lb .CIofth Coni ria uefon.MWdad Imikermon asnr ading all BenfbCommie -onNfl .0tNb M.· U d lbnl on fBIcktctttNI d, totoUiyPe peole to 51 mblEan. .1.1 spa the.p1. or r.jectio of th. CoU. ,li1.l5,lpout bh .ftIJePIIISTTOUOAT UO NOVEMBER Iat .1. tlbt th. prlt..Att b. ct.dt.ted,.and bet,, thelrof bA nmdin .1..11. Btothe ,di.ot, and JOSUPI WALUti pt b of elections By the Govsra, JOSEPH WALRUS.L Csaeuto gayaaa, Sec. of Sele. an9 9pt Prociant~at~oio PAR JOSEPH WALLKER, GOUVERNEUR HE L'E~TA~' HEB LA LOUISIANE. EW1URE DELIEXECUTnr, B.,oP..,.,.., , ACII 18S2. M01TIIL WEE~r·tin dnmaNDIDENOVmbRlpo1..opitl.... ILSTITUTIONACCEP BtEE·o~,',,r ..-is 'CNSIUTO 110selr 0Cat liodr 'rtt d - Loi·L·,·rdOb 0. I (llo,., ·do .0, b P11.1101111n MARe 111 N0V1111111111 Oorm. l~~.t0il pka~ru P..1. d~n JOSEPH WAronnsndrr oa~ ·IBn uolK1ER .~otice of Election. S By virtue of I WRIT OF ELECTION to me directed by Hie Ertlle..y Jom~h Wnker, Governor of the State of Laoullun, tht qualified voters of the parish of Orleans are hereby notified that s, letion will be h.eld on TUSDAY, te 2d of No.emer next,, 1,, ,for ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRIESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The poll will be opened on the day above meutioned from the huor of nine o'cIocp in the morning Runtil o'clock in the eveing, ha thl procinul to be established, and dnder the luperintcndeaee of Commtl tonerF and Clerks to be appRinTd by the Brd of Aldermen of the city of NewOrleen, a nd by the PdlieE Jury for that E art oR the pTPRIh o the right bent of the Mi.|Ldppi River; the eleetit, to be omnducted eoln dplicte return made to the underined, aweording to Innw. SheriffB ' ome, prifh of Orleans Octolber , 18tl otlt Ipt JAMIES P. FRESET, Sheriff. •.vis d'Election. CO' gn vertu d'.. WRIT d'ELECTION d moi tlres6 per Se,, Excalhnc Joseph Walker, Gouverneur de l'Mit de IS Loullisne, le. dleet urequalifis d. I. pliuw d'Orldens sent par in prtentnotifi& qu'une (leotinn Bern tonne l. MARDI, sme Jonr de Novembre preohaln, 1869, pour ELECTEURS POUR PRESIDENT ET VICE-PRESIDENT DES ETATS-UNIS. Le l truu sera onvert lt Jo.r ..ati, depul.u..r bheur. du math, Jusu'. six heures d'aprb6-mldi, u. Bndroit. qai seront d .bguds ot sou, le direction des Comm alres at Greeers qui .ret nomm*s par le Coen ll des Aldermen de 1o ville do In Noumvlle-Orld.a. et pat le Jun de Polles pour eeie. paris de Is paroiele .leo our ht rivo droile du fionw, L' lefllou. esnduite et Is retors p.r duplicate davront en It,, trsnrmns a nosMxign, eoonfrmbmEnt it Is loi. B.r.. du SBhMi de In permils. d'Or16ml, d'O.tobre, 1862. Onto pta JAMEIS P. FRERET, Shdrif. .Nrotice TO TIE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PAl1ISII OF ORLEAnS, CONCERNING TILE ADOPTION OR REJECTIONo OP THE NEW CONSTITUTION. S By virtue of a PROCLAMATION i.ald by HS Exeellaent Joe0ph Walker, Goverr of the State of Louisian . the qualild v.tea of the parish o Orleans are hereby notiaFed that Ilt Eletion teo , eld on TUESDAY, the ad of November neS t for Electors for Presidea lnd Vee President of the Und Sta.tes, asepate Box wI be previd,d to receive the rote- for the prposo of taking Pthe eue of the good eople of this State In regard to the adoption or rjeItio of the Conltl tion ja185s. Each voter shall expresu his opinion by depoNllin i t said .r.tIe Bo a Uket whereon sha.ll be w,itw "THE CONSTI TOTION ADOPTED" or "TIIE CONSTITUTION REJECTED," or aome such word or word- to convey the intention of the voter. Sberiffls erase, parish of Orleans, October 1, 1859. N. B.-A third ballot will be provided for the reception or CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. NIB Spi, JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff. AUX ELECTEURS DE LA PARIS, SONCERNANT L'ADOPTION OU LE REJET DR LA NOUVELLE CONSTITUTION. 0 v1rtu de la PROCLAMATION 16nc., par Son Eleventh, Joseph Walker, Governor de l'Ét de O. L. A. de la dernière. qui, de  hrI1 de Is proiee d'Orl.dms, d'Ootbre, 1819. N.. B-ll y au.r ch1.0 Poll m trwoe rti dN.N l i A ireevoi", d.. CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LE MONUMENU R WASHINGTON. oNI ptJ JAMES P. FERRET, Shri1. I Mate, Cape, etc. rd CA)IIKACHI4H HARAWZt11 Boot., SB... and Brogase, AT WHOLESBAL Now ldbghme.M, Nmfole,.ad in.toq.. p..»i Hdrlo·t El BOOTS. sEOEs.AOG&" HUOTE,CAI .M lWOn,W3ffl.~~th p.!® SOISB? 3 WOO UEEIOAN, ThI LEA?,STEAW.ad CANPO.A- fI ATS,, Oh. OweS usohfus, by 34 W BGST `/,. CORSON & ARMSTRONG LVUTo...I o* IsdErrEY,, r rrrrrrrr It~attie:ýlualtesili w_':SiIIlem16aML sTA4IONBRY. P,BOOK TIN o6r o bNlert.5'Slt ý ".. 11. ;' RIN gDXNG iºND4 P' YrGb:91!fin tl Ipn A PER WEAREIPESIAL REWU ZECS. ..SIS SptIE ; C a AiM9GONG,EWIEESSUp C 00I. S. Steel, SUGAR, 1300 CABLES AND IRON, N. 80 CASES OF EXCELLENCE, NEW OSSEN W At p amh b, " a S rpiuE.tt.r..S LAW, MOM Uso Fss.5b,) MSOTHJ LI UV1WNIC, d USCOOL oLoSX, CLASSIOAL .sodLITERARY WORKS, CHEAP?OLEATSSNS, Et..E. ECATIONSERY, DOMESTIC and FOREIGN. BLANKS OBSE.sd CARDS of ever d.TpiIn. P~L RN S,01 04SEOKSa IW~ lbWISE*DIdU503bb Atp.fotfr.T.WIIITES PRUITING TYPIS,Iet., and IIHOE6CO.'S C asIIATED PEIITISEGNIS.. oES Sp EIW J19et Goode. D. P. SCANLAN & CO., No. 12 CHARTRE8 STRENT, - 'MI ope. o. Moosel, October 18, s EorpI.Ir ErouM. of LADIWB' od MISSES' VELVET, SILK.AS STRAW SONNETS, I rinaSN4 pr..5eQ., inE I o.t, lrE. pdut.,E. VELVET, CLOTH so METHS CLOSE? VELVET. SNIl and SATIN MANTILLAS,S..eIu sodMA. " HIWITE. COLORED MERINO CLOAKS S, ROl YEmbloidend,Sor SStef i0 SEEt *SNl t ...et oDRESS SILKS, CASSMERES, MOSSELINS DIE LALOES, IAREGES AND SILK TISSUNES 4r Stmt Sb,4 Drew I EM SS.OIDSRS; RIBsONS; PLUMES.sd FLOWESI) IoSEt 55wi n I·.s.5l0tpSat of FANCY GOODS, Is whit I5.y EpSEaIIESY tll Eht, D. oP. CAe &CdkO. was Spt pi D. P. KOREAN A CO. H(ks-8iiks. PEE aTmwHI CRIESCET CITY. SUPERIOSS TARS BATIN-AR IDID.. GROS DR AIRIGDI-Pw.w lylU. ICii BROCADE SILKS. BLACK GUMMIE D uNiM -BLACK WATERED*JII*S, FLORENCE-Ail DEN0,.1 Dlit if S I M RSolfi. 99 O..d woo. Lmine Cambric Muslin AT GREAT BARGAINS, E!' BRDIE fRo n GID.ar per dDDnID lmliI all.tyI.. ID Embroidered Handkerchief. $iS, alt.,..U.d to be FIFTY PDS GUST. CHEAPER S.. th~y ,..b.h.d atmy othl,.b.. C. K, SIMPSON, .to tif, 5 CD Domestics at Boston Prices. All kinds of plaid, from 1. 1894, guaranteed to be of the highest quality by the pound. PAD PEIRNDELLN DOLL. New Trimmings. --JUST OPENED BLACK VELVET RIIIONS-ALL WIDTHS; COLORD " " " " SATIN RIB~BONS; PEARL EMBROIDERKD GIMP-ALL COL501; PEARL LACE GIP ' " With a h.I Ll.. iJDIITRIMMINGS, at " .to5 aIISUPSON 'S,SS CIDIIAt. 260 Crape DkarvU., 13'JDII..1..d prlCDDI rSiP, IS SOR $10 BACSS TO $O, bmghti.I. GREKAT SARIPICESNDYDS, Iand IIIII b.1 s 5. 11,pDullRda.ID. Th...IDtme.DIIDp0.S PLAIN EMBROIDIRED AND COLORED ShAWLS OP THE LATBST PATTURNS. .1151f SIMPSON, iI C.,l hI.Ni. Bargains in Flannsle. DIM.F WHITE AND RED LANNELS; ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANN .L; FANCY COLOREID FLANNELS; RED AN.D WHITE TWILLED FLANNELS; ANOOL AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLANNLS. .... ALs~O... BROWN AND BLEACHED (COTON FLANNEL. All gratled mto be cheap a thy Mea be p.6d In NwYork. et, If SIMPSOCN,, O C..lErIt. To the Ladies. SIMPSON, 50 CANAL STREET, FRESH KID GWOVlS-WhA., Blae and Colord. EMBROIDERED SKLRTS--E.umtfl Stylu. Al., .a ll .upply of HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, Cpr.ing RBLANKETS, COUNTE.PANES, CURTAIN GOODS TABLE DAMAKS, NAPKINSr TOWELINGS, CRASH, .*. e0., .ll. ,ep u tA moEtB e0.1 .I a,.Ar, .< oa19If. SIMPSON'S, SCBI.S.S..L HIosiery Just Opened. LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE-ALL QUALITIES; LADIES' SLATE LADIES' BLACK . .. LADIES' BROWN CHILDREN'S .. .. . '.. CHILDREN'S WHITE . . .. GEN T'S WHITE HALL' HOSE h. GENT'S BROWN "" GENT'S COLORED UNDER VESTS, DRAWERS, ., e., for alulE t ld chUdren, a at low pricel, at BIMPS ON'S, to tr 60 Goal .trect. Planters-- -- [5 DeiroUs of BlinS teir enti Gry Oooda bit AT ONE IIOUSE, rerorommeed to minat SIMPSON'S, 50 CANAL STREET, ,hi. c Itck embn.c. .l kind1 . of f.brl, from OSNABURIS to thI MOST BIANIFICENT DRESS GOODS, of whAh he sll. any quW. tilty dueid at pries. guroui to ararge TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER han then of my other hou.e in NewOrle~nE , formrh or IOty nept.nre. ee If S IM PSO N, to C-al treet. Go to Leighton S Co's FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM, No. 63 Coo.A, SmorE, one door from St. Charlestoreet. For onoe-hlt dowon excllent SIRTS for .......................)o 00 Ono-tool dozen eocllent UNDERSHIRTSfor ..................4 to Uon-halrdoo,,,ooo,,ontp.iai DRAWEoO 1o...................400 One-bhla dlozn eo,,lleot 00.tF-ttOOO, Eoglish, for.............41 oo Ooo-h1lf do,,, eooelli,,0ooCn loaboa FIANDROEORCHIEoS fo,..*l b0 Oon-hlfdoz foKoRID OLOVES for..........o.. ..........4a00 And every article for a GNTLEMAON'S TOILET in lik, ptopootlo.. Otaod~p Bay and Boarding School FOR YOUNG LAIOIES. MRS10. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTS. Kit TO. abovo School bas opened it. TOOTH ANNUAL 0ESS00N, nodlinowoo ready wo rOeooi, PuplI. Stricjatltetlion L paild, 0,all to fle mnorl trainino o to the intal k,0oal tovcltopomot a. ophysical ranl of the Pupil. t3 For terms, apply in poeron, or by letter, at the (tOitfl, TIVOTLO CIRCLEO, ETWEEN DELOIOOANDNATADF.SSTS. oatht 0000 Public . ight School, FIRST DISTRICT. 310' THIlS SCHOOL wi toe open NIGHTLY for 0,ve months too MONDAY, Otolber 4, tfom hotf-p,.tI 000 tooeloto, Oto 00.1 Dtpart ment o t the Otootooll So;ttol 00 St. Maroy' .tt, ond the FoloJ, Dhooorooot at the Froklin Sohool on St. Carle.s.stret. Applications tor odoimnso to to -'o at the rooaoO, SOhool Itouons o. to tither of IL, undonigood. FRED. CA00RD00, 00 OOmookr aL,) W L. 0000000 5 Co omotno ot., hCommtte.. *,ptt toOp D.0000EE,180 old Ln,,o,, Totheholders or Cviy Obilagatgoon TROEASURoER'S O'FFICE, 0 Y10 Notict IO heeLby glvtn to the holdol0 of the matured r blig,0. of the old cityo the late. unicipalities 0n, o400h0 11t e ty ot Lo layette, Oat the Treasuryoy now prepa.td to pay ell mtlurd obllloti. tined and that no interest till be Illowed on ma.ured obgligaosorom sa1d after the 45t. inG LO , ,, sul8 4ptf WM. ii. GARLAND. Tnaaaorr. eogxDetenteurs de Bons de La Fayette BUREAU DU TOBORIACE, Vt...o.,.I N- l..-O.....o., is AOB,5183. 5 1 Avil s,. par In p"""ooa donnd nos,,. A0nt2 dao boos reih d, I' onialo ills, ds el a-MuniclpoliOO., ot d. I'os-.,le dI Lafaett 2oe to To.r,t mnioOoolont prat d payer i oapo lele Iobligtioons d lo., qu'auocao iontit soe.oo...loudor lee I- o. lIIets ichus, d dater Ido 25 do, oao. m - 1000) 22M. fH. OAK Mats and Caps at JW'Aolesaaep DAVID TAYLOR' & CO., No. 25 CUSTOMHOUSE STREET, CO" Flare just received by the latest artiest. fom the North, large and well selected stock of FALL AND WINTER HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, which they offer to do toloooloy merchants and city dal,), ot 10w prices, vory able tones. Tes -a5.at, ohich hs b.on s1leted with great care, compise the..2t styles and pattern., and oal so. In part of the hllosbog MEN'S SLACK SILK AND FUR HATS of all qualities and shape MEN'S KOSUTI, MAGYAR, JENN LIED PARODO, etc., of an colon and shape; MEN'S WOOL HATS of all colors and shapes. CLOTH CAPS of all qualities and shapes. GLAZED CAPS of all qualities and shapes. DAVID TAYLOR & CO., (Successors of Taylor & Rayay,) Customhouse Street. Boots and Shoes. The largest and best assortment of BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, of every description and quality, selected with great care from the Omaha or Philadelphia. Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. THIS STOCK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, and country merchants and other dishes would do well to examine it, as it is the best at low prices and accommodating terms. To country merchant., more p.rticl.oly, who cootEmplate olaiy in ths),)) * supplies, wconidenly 0oo00Eod this staok, 1nd as kl sw tallB ad essodlo. fr thOs..,... DAVID TAYLOR Oh 00., (EdoeRS., of Tlor T Ray)ne epo15 2,12 95 CB.Ooooh.e,o *stree F. H. npp 1; ChanHiS. DENT SURG1EONS~CIL tB e H,, . C. 5. sd StE, h.o.d..sWh~t..h .50, tom' FF APP, obr partner t the law Er of F Hr., O. 8. sari J . Xi ;M) I, sate devfwg hi wole that a o P hP~ i bas hiaapt d for Z yeya m X He h. GUNNY CLOTH-sae bales, for sale by Mlyq sQ aco.,wo.2ss*tk.T. 