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BATON ROH«*'
6, I860.
T hank»«!*!»«.— bt«lpa«t
«<t in tili l'realsyterlan Ghuroh, Thtifwlty»
Dee, 7, »t 11 A. M . K«*. Dr . Dor.ma« will
olfioiata.
{ff We pir« up ft Urge portion of
our »paon to-day to the insertion of tho
Governor'« MtwiHge, which compel»
un to crowd ont h good deal of other
mutter intended for our preient num
ber.
CoNOIlMmiOVAl. Kn*Ot**KT.— Th« fol
lowinf ili»p»tch dated D»o. 2ßd, 1» U)»
Kraphad from Waahinifton !
Mr. MoPheraon h m completed the roll«
of the hour# of Representedvee, «winding
the names of th« member« from th« States
hitherto declared In rebellion. About 184
ii Ain oh ara on the li«t.
— _ • *
j^-Mr. H enry bubcher , Jr., who
nome time sine« wa* appointed Collec
tor of the U. S. Internal Revenue for
thin Department, (which embrace*
tome seventeen pari«beB,) ha« arrived
in our city with a view of making it
Iiis headquarter«.
E lection or M ilitia O fficers.-—
The following are the only returns we
have received of tho election held in
this parish on Saturday la»t for mili
tia officers ;
B eat no. 2.
Captain» —J. C. Stafford and M. C.
Aldrich.
Litutenanti —Niob. Bermiogham,
•Jan. Alley, Win, Bate«.
wahonio— Annual EUctinn of Oflotr* of
{4. Jamet' JMgt, No. 41, Batrm lioiit/e, La.
~ A t thu oloction hold by St.James Lodge,
No. 47, A. F. <fe A. M., Hatitrdnjr, tbo 2d
just., the following offloors wore elnotod
fot 1860 : 8. M. Asbor, W. M.,0. A. Tike,
R. W.,P. Bttuer.J. W.,J.lt. T. Hayhesi
Hnoret.ary, .1. MoCormlok, TfOBH., ,T. Oi
Bogol, H- L)., F. Uerléok, I. D.,J. R. Kiam,
Mhrxliull, W.O. Iteedor, Tyior.J.C. Dore
iiiiiR, Chaplain, 8. Mendelsohn, Steward,
W. Biackio, Steward, F. Traban, Libra
rian.
The InRtallation of offloors will take
piano on Ht. John'« day, the 27th m«t., at
7 o'clock, F. M.
A nnii ai. eisotjoh or Orr iokrs or wash
ington Ko y at. abo« chapter, baton
Ho no it, L a.— At an election hold by Wash
ington Koyal /roh Chapter, No. G, on
Hon day, 8d inst., the following offloors
wer« elected for 1888 : K. H. Day, H» P.,
8. M. Afiher.K., J. E. Elani, 8., J. C. Staf
ford , C. II., J. R. T. Uaynes, P. 8., J. C.
Bogol, K. a. C., P. Hauer, M. 8d V., J. V.
Jaatromski, M. 8d V., N. Birmingham,
M. lRt V., J. MoCormlok, Treas., M. C.
A Ulrich, Heo'ty, W. O. Beoder, Oaard.
The Installation of officers will take
place on Ht, Johu'a day, the 27th inst., at
10 o'olock, A. M.
T h* K arkrt K ind of a C hance »ok
(i kkat B aroain i— 1 The attention of rvtry
body ii respectfully aaked to the advertise
ment of Mr. J. K ubh , whioh appears in our
columns this morning. Bi« good sara of
he most varied and elegant diaoriptiona,
and the prices he has affliad to them are on
a sale of the lowest poaHihle reduction.
— —
tuff- Lager Beer has become so
popularized in the Uuited States, that
it may well take its place now as a
national beverage. It i« certainly a
pleasant and wholesome article when
well brewed. Our friend M c C abe , of
the "Star Saloon," has a large impor
tation of the genuine article, as may
bo found on application at his "sam
pling" rendezvous,
I 'rbjuihck —Prejudice may be
compared to a misty turning in Oc
tober. A man goen io^p to an emi
nence, and he sees at the summit of
a neighboring bill, a figure, appar
ently of gigantic stature, for such
the imperfect medium through which
lie is viewed would make him appear;
he gr>es forward a few steps, and the
figure advauces toward him ; the
size lessens as they approach ; they
draw still nearer, and the extraordin
ary appearance is gradually but sen
sibly diminished ; at last they meet,
nud perhaps the person he had taken
for a monster proves to be his own
brother.
A wit y with SpcctBfle».
Old oyes made new without BpAotaoles,
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed froe
on receipt of ten conta. Address E. Jt.
Foots , M. D., 1180 Broadway, New York'i
COMMBRCIAL.
Tns N kw O bmcans M abkkts .—There
has boon no notable change in the con
dition and quotations of the New Orleans
markets since on' last review of the same.
On Saturday, the cotton market wag in
activo and nominal rates prevailed as fol
low« :
Ordinary 40@42c.; Good Ordinary 45@
46c.; Low Middling 47($4Bc.; Middling
öü(g 51c; and Strict Middling 5Si($53.
H enry W ard B kkchir E xplains^—
The Ne* York Trihtnc bavtygf »r
sailed a portion Mr. Beecber's late ser
mon on reconstruction, that gentle*'
man thus explain« hi« position» upon
the point called in question, fie
says :
To th# Kdltor of th# New fftrk Tribune:
S ir : You are corre ^in supposition
that I nm not accurately reported in
the paragraph:
"The laws and intents iof the gov
ernment and of ourselves will prove of
no avail if tliny are hôstftte and un
pleasant to the white people of the
South." v >, 'I v m (
I was speaking of the best .way of
promoting the prosperity of the froed
men j uot of tbe general polioy of tBe
government towaid disloyal oitizens,
now reclaimed.
It i« eminently desirable that the
North and the Government should, by
all proper moans, aim to securo to tho
freed men the sympathy and good will
of their immediate white neighbor^,
who can h"lp or binder tbe b|aok,i^tfn
far more effectually than We 6afl ft
this distance. .
Whatever is done féfom without, for
the freedinen should, if possible, be so
done as to carry tbe sympathy of the
Southern men. Unnoissary oliunne,
all Irritations springing from severe
words, and all appearance* ot intrusion
that sbull soein arrogant will react up
on the blacks.
Législation and christian pbilaiir
th ropy in tho North will do uiucb>
but more than all influences for good
or ill to tho freedmeti will be the
kindness or the animosity of tho white
people of the South.
If the freedmen could have giv<>n
to them their natural rights (of which
suffrage is the most important) that
would go further than any single po*
litioal act to secure them from injury
and insure kindness. If auftrage
were given even t,o classes only that
would powerfully contribute to the
safety of the whole. But, if they are
not to be permitted to vote, T rtié *no
adequate interference that, will meet
their case ; and. if their white neigh
bors turn against them, thay will be
ground to powder.
hbnry W ard B bechbr.
VW Seeing, then, the judgment
day is a great and coming reality,
and that you and I must render our
account to God» mny I not reasona
bly ask—What are tbe hopes on
which you build Î What is your
stauding? What preparation are
we making for it now ? Our life
hangs upon a hair; so does His com
ing. Tue last great, earthquake iin«
begun, and its vibrations are felt
from Paris to Frankfort, from Frank
fort to Naples; whatover be the
issue, they are sounds from the skies,
reverberating upon the earth in sol
emn tones—" Prepare to meet thy
God!" If lie whd Is to come
quickly, come and find us aba of bel
in the things of this world, and care
less about the things of eternity,
what an awful scene—what a dreary
prospect for ns ! I am speaking the
true Word of God when, in tho pros
pect of the judgment seat, I ask you
to turn from all you have done and
suffered as the ground of acceptauee,
for your good deeds can avail you
nothing to "the blood that pleatisetli
from all sin ; " and to do all that is
holy, and benevolent, and generous,
being taught by the Holy Spirit, as
the evidence and result of your ac
ceptance. Thus families so feeling,
and united, and affectionate here, in
stead of being severed at the last
day, one to stand at the right band
and the other at tho left of the throne,
shall be made yet more united, affec
tionate, and beautiful, ever rejoicing
before tbe throne of God and the
Lamb.— Gumming s .
« ♦ I - —
T it for T at .—A gentleman in this
city says tbe other day a girl called at
his door, and asked if his family wan
ted "bouse help." lie replied they
did. "Do you have small children ?"
she asked. "No." "Do you have
your washing done out of the house ?"
"Will my room be carpeted ?" "Yes."
After going on awhile in this man
ner, the gentli man turned the tide
and said ne would like to ask her a
few questions. "CVtl yrtu play tbe pt
ano ?" he began. w '0, no," '"(Jan
you speak frenöh ?" "No." "Can you
sing the opera?" "No." "Can you
dance the lancers ?" "No." "Well,
then," he concluded, "if you can't do
any of these, you won't suit," and off
ha went, the astonished msiden smell
ing mice,— Lewis/on (Del.) Journal.
MTThe young woman who fainted
away bas been told by her family that
it would be more delioate for ber to
faint at home.
notice.
W H EKE AS, Bertrand Duobeia has
Tieen duly appointed and confirmed
administrator of th# Rucaestion of Guill
aume Dupuy, deceasod.
Notice is hercbv given to all having
claims against said succoRsion, to prosent
the name duly authenticated, to said ad
ministrator, for recognition.
deo5-6t
! CHEAP! CHEAP!
« EMANUEL FENDLER,
iflWn «TK*Bt,0PPÔ8t < Tl
I > KU NCI oIiIIkwHo mnkp rorttn far large IrivolwM
i ) from New Jfotk, I will off« my itock of good*
AtilmiM Sdviifieeoii [few York prleei.
Vatum*# diMrirnu« Of furnlithlhg theniaalVM for
the Wiotsr Will pti>a»» gtv« m« an tarif all I.
' THE FOLLOWING 0001)8
•I - «••• •'
WII.I. BK SOI II AT A
ILO W FIGURE:
FINK «HAW LH,
,j : POPISH, » .<
11001" 8KIKT8, large asaortment.
, j WOOLEN GOODS, all kinds,
DELAINES, great ruriety.
ENGLISH MERINO, very cheap.
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HD'FS.,
A large lot.
tttJOTS,
..RjHOES and j ) J • ' I
' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
I I'leaa» nail before purohatiag dstwhtr«.
im ■
MAüNIFIUENT OPfSNIW
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
* ****** „ ' ' ' ^
KOWA Tj 8 KI'H
Popular Dry Goods Establishment.
nATIRO »ad« PxWmslv# preparation for th#
trail# till j Kali, has now on exhibition, th#
J-AHUKKT A Sit) HKST MKL.RCTBD
«TOC* 0»
FANf!Y AND STAPLE
DRY CB OODS i
KVBTl fà TM» PÜÜtlb.
BT IT W TÏIK 0»»,V Pt,ACK Jß
w ii sas a roi.i. AsjoaTMMTor
ICriglIsh French and American PltlNTS,
rrsBch and Kngllsli MKKTN0R,
Plain and Plaid POPLINB,
niaot« and Ool'd ALI'AOOAS, '
BATINKT8, , 8HKKTIN6S,
PKNIMS , JB A NS,
TIOKINS, CUBCK»,
»LAhNKt/JI, tlf.ANK BT8, «r.,
<u* Al. WATS «g irotIND.
And in Ihs
OX,Oa?IIX]SrC> LINE,
WK <IAN IÏKFT COMPETITION,
As ail onr Ôjol lii»g Hp« Dpa» losda in N*w Orleans,
tfr ftit
I.ntont nu«! mont iipprovud t'aaliimi
SPECIAL ATTENTION jg-1
In called to our steak of
BOOTS, 8H0ES AN» HATS,
or SVSKf TASIKTÎ Asn HIT AI'#.
fW~ tVe ran aamir# our friends and oustom*rn,
that It will he t<> their admntng«, by giving un a
„all before purchasing elsewhere.
A. KOWALSKI, Agent,
novll Laurel Street.
new cloak store.
n e w styl es and Low Prices .
rjlïlK I. AKT KS OK BATON IIOUOK and vlolnity,
And my friend» generally, are respectfully Inrltad
to call and Inspect my really choice ntook of
OJLiOAKH, SHAWI.Hi
Hoop Skirts anil French Corsets ,
Which I purchased with great oara during my
recent Tisll to Europe, and am determined to sell
them at such low prices, that arery an# will b#
Induced to purchase.
"I Want a Living Profit Only !"
My long connection with Baton Rouga Isa suffi
cient guarantee of my ability to meet the wants,
both in prioe and style, of the community.
hadiks' cloth o.imks,
From 00 to $15 00—worth double
I j ADIKB ' ulk CIRCULA Its
AND BAS<tI71£8,
From 915 00 to $20 00—worth double.
UT" Call and see for yourselves before pur
chasing «IsSwhere.
., , M. C. PARKER,
Main 8t., near Third,
•o»4 Opposite N. H. BsrmlDgham'i Store.
JlJHT RECEIVED!
Fresh Thomaston LIME,
PLAHTKIt PARIS,
OVKNS, POT8 and BKXLt.RTS—a One assort.
ODD LIDS of all sizes.
OILS, PAINTS and TORPKNTINK.
WINDOW GLASS and POTTY.
nsrlS r \ JAMRS MoT A*.
NRW MERCHANDISE !
LARGE, fresh and well selected stock of
* URTi GOODS, HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS, BH0B8,
CLOTHING, Ac.,
Just received and for sale at
A. BLUM 'S,
iio, M Corner Afr ica and S t. Napoleon fits.
, . llKALiS !«
DRV HOODS, CL0THI1,
Abo.,
Third Street, Opposlt» th« Bank.
R«8PKCTFrf,LY INFORMS HIS FRIRND8,
that ha bas Just returned from New Tofrtf with
A LABOR ARSORTMRNT 0W
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
GLOTHIHO,
CLOAKS,
BOOT8 and SHOBS,
UAT8 and 0AP8, Ao., Ac.
—Also—
CHOIOR BRLKOTIOWB Of
J- B W B X, Ft Y I
CONSISTING OF
WATCH KS,
DIAMONDS,
81LVEKWARK,
JÎJN0S,
CHAINS,
NHOKLAON, A«.,
—And—
THK GKNOINE BRAZILIAN PKBBLKD
SPECTACLES,
ALL WARRANTS» TO BE
0» TUS
finest quality and finihh,
, i" i
WHICW
}• i -
HB CAN P K Ms
BELOW NEW ORLEANS PRICES!
WAT0I1E8and JKWELRY neatly repaired
and wat ranUft. ' ' octl
FRESH GOODS!
FRESH UOOIMI
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Informs Ms
friends, acquaintances and the public at large,
that b# has Just ryoaised A
SaSSH asbobtmust OS
öo o r> s,
B oots and S uokb, II ath,
ready-made clothing.
. • î M ■'! ' I
also , A «I!« anb rn««» SToqaos: •
FANCY ARTICLES,
' s0ch ad—
NÜBIAR,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
SHAWLS,
HOODS, Ac.,
To which h# most cordially invites the attention
of the public.
H. CZAKLIN8KY,
Tk Main Street,
novit (»ppoalU th# Barney House.
-< im
A
useful wares i
LAHOR AND VARIED ABSORTMKNT Of
TIN,
WOOD and
WILLOW WARES.
Just received and for sale at
A. BLUM'S,
ftovtO Corner Africa an l St. Napoleon Bts.
western produce.
I HAVE just received direct from St- Louis,
10 barrels of New MESS PORK,
3000 pounds CLEAR HIDES,
BO sacks WHITE CORN,
50 sacks OATS,
25 barrels POTATOES,
ao bales HAY.
dec!I N. WAX.
AT SEAL 'S.
SUNDRIES /—SUNDRIES ! !
JUST received, per steamer Henry Ames, from
St. Lonls :
200 Bags WHITE CORN.
ago Ilnshels OATS.
66 Bales HAY.
16 Barrels POTATOES and ONIONS.
5 Boxes Assorted CRACKERS.
8 Tubs Table BUTTER.
10 Kegs Leaf LARD.
1 Tierce do. do.
from (few Orlennat
86 Bags n#*ly iMfcor'ed salt.
5 Boxes Star CfANDLBS.
6 Bags Rio OOFFEB.
3 Hogsheads Extra Choice SUGAR.
1 Barrel White Crushed do.
GROUND PEPPER,
SPICE,
NUTMKOS,
FINE TOBACCO,
ENGLISH PICKLES IN MUSTARD,
AMERICAN PICKLES,
IMPORTED FRENCH MUSTARD,
8UGAR-0ÜRED HAMS,
To which I would solicit the attention of those
who purchase where they get the best goods, and
the worth of their money.
suglS JOSHUA REAL.
(^UNDRIES ! SUNDRIES ! !
»LOUR,
BACON,
SHOULDERS,
S. 0. HAMB,
MESS PORK,
. SALT.
ClIOtOE SUGAR,
C H F. E S K ,
lÔOtFEE,
BLACK PUPPEft,
cook in« soda,
YEAST POWDERS,
CAN FRUITS,
PRESERVER.
SARDINES,
ROPE,
INDIA BAGGING,
lime, _
't i CEMENT,
" NAII.8,
spikes.
8TAR0H,
SOAP,
MACKEREL, in % and X bbls. and kite.
Tebscee, Clgari, Ac.
For sala by JtTLIUS C. BOGEL,
julyl3 Cor. Main and Lafayette 8ts.
TEA,
MASONIC REGALIAS, A
jjjl MASTER MASON8' APRONS, iQf
ROYAL ARCH APRONS A»f> SASHES.
A nlca assortment, just received and for sale by
jalylS JULIUS C. HOVEL.
nbwgood9i
« - .4 mow î v ., f S
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS!
]i ■
UNUSUAL ATTRACTION!
MMK. BORIE, respectfully Infornls Iba ladles
and others other friends and patrons, that
she has lately received at her well known store,
no the
. « Sil' f•
Corner of Third and Main Streets,
A IIDAVTIFIt.
AMD
OAKKFULLY 8KLBCTEÏ)
»TOOK or
F-A.3STO"5T GOOD3,
00N8IRT1WÔ !N FAKT OF
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES :
SILKS,
poniifi,
PRINTS,
DELAINES,
MERINOS,
PLAIDS, '
II D'EU.,
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY,
FLANNELS,
SATINETS, ,
IIA I,.MO It AUS,
CASSlMliEES,
»IJCK1.ES,
H III WW S,
—ALRO—•
A VRRT LA ROB AMoRTMENT f«F
CORSETS & HAIR NETS,
JUST FROM fA*JA fj
— A IJJO— ' i ? ' '
A FIN* AMt/RTMKNT OF
Ladtaft' Denis' h ChiMren'fT fttiof*,
To which she Invites Iiis early attention of cus
tomers, nov2«.fltn
.0, * F . LE FEVE il,
L A l^A YE'I' T K S T H É ET ,
»I*T DOOR TO
L. KONPRRT'B BOOT A BttOR MANUFACTORY,
UATOIV KOtlUK, i a /%.
J^RSPÄOTFtHif.V Itifortot hi« friend« Atid th«
publie R«n«rally t 'hut he hu« on hand a comolite
«tock of the
FINEST FALL AND WINTKR GOODS
And Is ready to furnish gentlemen with
Sulla of «he Kniest mill Hlclieat Htflri.
All orders promptly «r«« uled. net iT-tf
8.. ft. JtHher,
RKSPIOOTÏOLLY Informs his fr'snds anfl'former
patrons, that he has reruioed business at
Theodore (Joldmann's Jewelry Hfore, where' will
he found a large and Kenerai ass'irinent of Hlspie
and Kancy Dry Goods, Slices, .Hats, anil a »aflejy
of Notions, suited to tho ladlés of Kasl. *nd tVest
Baton lloutce. jttly!j>-lni.|
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
D DAVIDSON notifies his friends that he has
t Just received a large and general assort
ment of
33 n y o o o id s ,
SHOES, BOOTH, HATH,
And all the Notions of the age. and to whlih he
respectfully Invites attention, before purchasing
elsewhere.
The p-opie's friend, Mr 8. M. AgHWR, will he
found ns lively and accommodating as ever, "lie
hind the oounter.
d. davidson,
juiy2fl-lm Lafayette street
CLOTHING iJLOTHING!!
JUST received from New York, and for sale at
LOW PRICES, a large assortment of
fall m > winter clothing.
F. OTTO,
augî6~tf Corner Third and Laurel Sts.
FURNITURE!
CABINET MAKING,
XTlsrüERX-A-KIlsrO,
PARLOR,OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES,
GROCERIES, Ao.
%
JOHN L. WOLFP, respectfully an
nounces, that he Inn resumed bust
nesa at his old stand, corner of Main
ê
and Penitentiary (or Sevonth) streets,
Rato* Rouge, La , where has, and will continue
to keep on hand, a good assortment of IAMILY
OROCRRTKb ; likewise, a variety of excellent
KURNITUKK, Parlor,Office and Oooking MWVKS,
to all which he asks the attention of the public.
He is also prepared to attend with pr./raptriess
and dispatch to tvnry «perle» of work connected
with his business as
Cabinet Maker and Umlcrfaker .
Please gW* bin a oall and examine hit varied
business stock.
A liberal share of encouragement and rapport
Is respeetlully solicited from his old friends and
the publie generally. septïï-tf
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main St., between Third und Church,
BA TON ROUa B, LA.
THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
ders lor all kinds of furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend In the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, ros cush wh . la the
Undertaking business he ha« now «u hand a line
assortmeot of Metallic Case«, and Is rea'lv to re
ceive orders in this line of business, which will
meet tbe attention usually given by the old Arm
of Piper ft Bradford.
angS fTRKD. FUNKE.
JUST RECEIVED!
1 KCl RA6S Sound Yellow CORN,
LUKJ 26 Rag« Black OAT8,
1000 Pounds Clear BACON 8JDK8,
1 Tierce Sugar-Cured HAMS,
6 Boxes STÖSE PIPE HHADS.
octll J08HUA BEAI.
AlVKrtrAl.OieiOVI.All,
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL OOLLEOK
j , Of tha City of Haw Orleans, ta.,
Comer ot Osmp and Common Itrssts,
. .» > «fciiifi ta* ci t* aorst,
{ Klttrance ou both strsats, In tha Ipaeieus and
elegant Story Building, Is constantly la
session undsr able Professors.
il' ■ —.
TT WAB FOUKDHD IN 1S3W-U4« A OitARTRR
X from the Slat« as a permanent Institution, un
der the direotlon of a Board of Trustees appointed
by the Legislature, and Is aatharlasd to eonffsr
Degress, Diploum«, to. It was not suspended dur
ing the war.
Tlrms-psyabl« In adrams.
Penmanship—lessons not limited.,, M
Bookkeeping—Double abd Single Kntry, etc.,
a perfect Mlurse...;......... KO
Arithmetic—Including all Comtxierolal QaleU
IstlOns.,....//. SO
Lectures on Commercial l<aw SO
Atgebr» 60
Geometry » 60
Hngllsh—■«Iraininatical r»ur«e. 60
KngiiSh-'rftll Coursa, übt limited 100
French •• J, 100
oÄn C!:::::::::::::::;::::-;:::::: ]$
Latin •• 100
«îraek.. loo
A Life TMket In all tha Department« 600
N. R. — A Student having paid tor a cours« 'u
any branch,,as above, is entitled to a "Life Tiot...
id that Department. 11«can attend such brauchst
as he n ay desire.
Fur any language, par month » | 30
Drawing 20
xtatt»ii»r; for dnmm»r«ial Coursa 6
Stationary for I'eriuiauafcip 1 60
DlploM* 9
A Diploma from this College Is a passport In all
commercial coui m unities.
Usual tlm* for Penmanship, 2 to 4 wseks ; do.
■do, Gomaierqltl Course, • to 12 weeks; do. do.
French or Spanish, 12to 20 weeks—but lessons are
not limited In any hreiiob.
All, Cornier students are lavltad to raiMV their
StimfM fVe<* of charge.
The Snath must liow educate her sons politic
ally. If she would develop ber vast resources of
«•Mtjft. which are much more numerous than those
of Brasil. ,
We have ample arrangements for 600 itudanta
during tjie «nrreht yeer.
Parents ean make liberal conditions for thair
sons If they apply soon. Those Irom tha country
«su board with good families, speaking English,
French. Spaukb or Herman, at moderate rates.
A tUlalnsss Hducntlon, that enables one t« earn
$9000 or |»0MI annually, is the best fortune psr
enis enn uive their son,. As tbe College haabetn
in s» cesttul operathm for more than a ijuirter of
s century, anil th« praetloal plan here pursued
roe.lved thS unanltUous commendations of the
Cress and business community, aad as several
thousand of ils f irmer students are now In bus)«
î. ess in this oil y and over the country, It is daamsd
useless to go Into an extended explanation of tha
plan or me' lis of the Institution.
So far as known, W otte of the many thousands
of former studnuts Is now out of employment, and
so f*ç*s known, not one In a thousand of those
whe K*v* be»a sent for years to Europe or tha
N rth Is qualified on returning home to enter a
liilMrten house, sltbough thousands of dollar«
bu V bsen "tpended oti hit eduoatlon.
A word to thp wise Is sufflclsnt,
Thfc el t# is now heaif hy Persans from 10 to 60
year* of sge uttend sush branches as they may
Wish. Hy having a special Professor for eaen
biausb three fburthsof the students' time I« saved.
Sludenu Intended for tbls College should bring
this olreuiar or special direction, as ev«ry winter
there are temporary establiihmentsopened. Young
sf udent, sriould put their fuods in the bands of
their mer thanl, or tint President of thS College,
CitiZ'ns and strangsrs are invited to attend. Ool
iegSnfili'f , Room No 7.
novüKlm RUFUS DOLBKAR,President.
dc)J<LF.Q^ATB INSTITUTE
—ST—
BATON ttOlldK, lb A<
My School will re<open oa Wednesday, Nor. 1st.
TIKMB.
Bhard and Tuition. 140 DO per month.
Pavnbte $»sj 00 in advanoe^
balanee 1st March.
Tuition alone,. 10 00 per mouth.
Peyable $40 00 in advaace—
hslsncs 1st of March.
Modern Languages will he taught when tbe
wants of t lut School demand It, at an extra charge,
as lo» es it can he made,
Hoarders Will furnish their own bedding, wash
bowl and pitcher, towels, Ac.
• W. II. N. MAQRUDKR.
RtTOM Renos, L a ., October 11th, 1888.
High School for Boys,
t; 1RS'K,It OF FIFTH AND LAURKL HTRKETB,
{HutUlingformerly Vut VhrUtUm Church.,)
HA TON UOl/GK, I.A.
f [1IIK first session will commence on Wednee
L day, the 'ini of November, Pupils will be
prepared for admission Into College; and for the
dilTercot pursuits i d life, without a elasaleal
courue. Parents residing at a distance may ob
taiu hoard Kir their children In private famiile« In
tJi« neighborhood of theScbool.
Tsiss-Five, eight and ten dollars per month.
Thin School will bo opened at the time above
stated and every endeavor b« made by strict at
tention, regard to tbe economical education of
the youths placed In his charge, and energetic and
well directed efforts, to Impart to them a thorough
education hy AUGUSTUS B. PAYNK,
I nov2-tf Principal.
JYew Books.
rllST RKOKIVKD the following new first elast
Novels!
Too Old a Bird to be Caught with Chaff, by
Mrs. (lore.
Dennis Donne, by Annie Thomas.
Cousin Phillls.
Miss Mackenzie, by Anthony Trollop«.
Percy, or Fortunes and Frolics, by Mrs. Sore.
The Young Cadet, by Oapt. Bellew.
Lov« and Pride, by Mrs. Orey.
Match Making, or Family Manoeuvres, by Mrs.
Öore.
Family Fallings.
The Marrying Msn.
A Marriage of Mystery.
Tbe Dowager, hy Mrs. Gore.
Mothers and Daughters, by Mrs. Gore.
Annie, er Contentment, by Mrs. MAckensIe
Daniel«.
For sale by JOSHUA BKAL,
nov21 -6t corner Third and Convention sts.
New and Popniar Music,
AT BHAL'S BOOK AND VARIRTY STORR.t—
BJCAUTIFUL STAK LINK VYALTK—August
D*tls.
1KH OU)CHRTS—De Gran.
FAUST DE CH. ttODNOD-Fred Berger.
STONKWALL JACKSON'S ORAND MARCH—
La flache, >
OAPT. SHEPHERD'S QUICK STKP-OrafhiiaJ
THB PATRIOT MOTHRR (Un« M<tr« du Sud—
RF^D a ' kl INO RÏSf-R. C. ilisiey.
DAISBY'DHANK— Winthrop ft Murray.
POTOMAC ART^LLBRY GRAND MARCH—
Adoiphus Brown.
BIRD NtST POLKA— W. D. Wren.
I CANNOT SI NO TO -NIOiiT— Mrs. L. L. Dewing
deo2*6t ' JOSHUA BEAL.
]\fEW
MUSIC !
Why can we not be Brothers, or we ha?» been
R«bel»-MBy Clarence jr. Prentice.
Softly Now, the Stars ara Shining—By Mhe Sua
Hubbard.
When the Battle is Over—By E. Q. Eaton;
It is tbe Chime—By BenJ. S. Hart.
NatUle the Maid of the Mill—by W.O. Paters.
La Foutalne aux Perles— Polka Brilliant«—By
E. K. Cole.
Seima Polka Mar,ark»—By J. Behren*.
Just received and for sale at
DEAL'S Ï1O0K AND VARIETY 8T0R«,
oct'i Corner Third and Convefitioa Sts.
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
BARRELS, New Crop, at ratal! or by tha bbt
Price« less than in N«i» Orleans.
JulyüT jOSHU ABEA&,
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