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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-I.ast even
ing girl of the town named Laurietta Franklin,
formerly of Deer1eld, ". H., taken to the police
Office by officer Patten who stated that she had just at
tempted to murder another girl Of the town by inct
ing severe wounds upon her with bowie knife. The
wounded GIRL whose Mary Jane Kimball,
formerly u Bangor, Maine, was also brought in and
physician sent for, who found on examination that
another equally but not dangerous the left
shoulder 1t gathered from the stories of the par
ties that Jealousy concerning some had existed
street Higgins oyster saloon few words passed
between them, when ,Laurietta drew a large bowie
knife and inflicted the wounds above described The
surgeon pronounced the wounds not Of a da ngerous
character; but the girl on whom they were inflicted
weak from the loss Of blood that she had to be
to jail for safe keeping-Boston Times, .4ug. %.
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among the ladies' ia consequence of this pitching
and rolling of the boat, ayoung lady Of remarkable
personal beauty Gan entire stranger 10 me, Of
course) suddenly grasped me by the arm in an af:
ttctlonste manner, and gave utterance to several
situation was very delicate one, and positively
had not courage enough to prevent her from lean
ing conhdingly upon my arm, nor could help say
ing, in soothing tone, "My dear madam, there
Is no danger" In fact, pity was the paramount
feeling ] experienced when, after we were IN
smooth water, my young friend, on finding her
self leaning upon the arm OF a stranger, suddenly
let 60 her hold and ran the other end Of the boat
covered with bushes and bursting with vexation.
beg leave to assure this estimable Young lady
that if the boat had swamped, would have swan
ashore with her if | could.
Niagara continues to be crowded with fashion,
able people from the South. TRoUBADoUR.
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BALrInorx, Aug. z, 1913.


7Ns TNi6,~e's brsh War Letter-Sad Case of
Dro,cning- Wreck and Loss of a Baltimore
Vcsse-Cify Mofalify-C Charleston Sfeomers.
The 7,r6rne's letter has thrown our community
into state of unprecedented excitement for the
receipt Of the next news from Ireland. The hopes
and fears of the friends Of Ireland are excted but
this reported battle Of Slievenamon is generally
regarded as an unwise and improper fabrication
on the part OF the Provisional Committee of New
York, to prevent suspension Of the contributions
that are flowing into their Golfers An appeal for
money is visible in every line Of the fabricated
correspondence, and the nonsense about letters
suppressed and cyphers, is too ridiculous to OBJ
tam moments credence.
Mr.. Elijah s. Fryer, gentleman well known
nsour city, los, a fine son, aged ii years. on
Saturday night, by drowning. He was in boat
with his father, fishing, when II sprung aleak,
drowning black boy also.
The ship Andalusia, Capt Wilson, which
rived here yesterday from Bremen, reports that on
July 10Th, she tell in with the ship. Wakona, from
Liverpool for Baltimore, in a sinking condition,
and took from her Capt. Payne, ]. Berry, Estimate,
Thos. S. Rice, I'd mate, the crew, thirteen in num-
blowing hard at the time, with a heavy sea, and
night coming on, they were only able TO save
portion of the baggage. The Captain thinks she
did not float more than Sin or eight hours after the
passengers were taken OFT.
Baltimore is again enjoying Its ordinary good
health. At the commencement OF the fruit season,
the number of deaths was about 40 per week, but
during the last week, there was but So.
learn that sufficient funds have been raised, in
this city, to build steamship to run to Charleston,
and contract is about being entered into for her
construction to be ready for her first trip on the LIST
OF next June.
The ship Andalusla arrived here yesterday from
Bremen, bringing eight cabin and two hundred
and seyenty-five Storage passengers from that
pOrt.
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SuPEnIoR CoURr-Ar CHAnssRs-Before Judge
vandsspoea-Aug 2z-HsSess Csrpus.-P. Dannsilis,
ged volu nicer who mad been arrested and
mitted on charge Of rebbipg fhis comrades
brought up by habeas corpus to be discharged the
ground that no examination taken by the commit
ting magstrate ald that the affidavit upon which the
warrant issued was defective. lie nded untl
tomorrow (this) morning. when he is to be brought
up again and the case heard
Tbecase of two colored part of the crew Of the
fyigate Cumberland, was postponed
Common PLEAs-AT CHAMBERs-Before Judge DAILY
Aug 22.-Six of the crew Of the Cumberland we're
brought before Judge DAILY to be discharged on the
ground Of minority, which were also postponed until
tomorrow (this) morning
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Police Intelligence.

.7yrest Of Brooklyn Thief-Oficers Moneypenny
and Welch, of the 5h ward, arrested yesterday
whom they found in porter house in Canal street,
endeavoring 10 sell some silver spoons On taking him
into custody, the officers found his person several
silver spoons, butter knife. and q gold pencil to-
gether with other property valued in all at S24 So On
subsequent inquiry was ascertainsd that the pro-
perty belonged to MIR. McGregor, No Willow street.
Brooklyn where the accused had been working as a
house painter; and thus having access to the premi
ses embraced the opportunity and stole the property
We understand that this fellow is Of the who
robbed the ewery store in Brooklyn four months
ago.
and several Of his men, had quite desperate fight
with gang of Irishmen, Monday night, in which
the policemen received rather hard knocks The
following named prisoners were brought before the
magistrate Mel Mckenna, Alexander McKenna
Charles McKenna John Jennings, Daniel Fallen, and
Margaret McKenna, all of whom we're held, severaly
to bail in the sum Of $500, to answer the charge at
Court for trial.
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Epe.nrowy. Nc, Aug. io-Arrivcd-sclrs QuorO Hardy
Iiur ADrIrmA, Avg 23i r M-Arrivod~ Emily, Davis
York; packet ship Wyoming Mcrcen L.vcrpooE brgs Erie
kyasr Bo,0S Coy Is rCrts, MaysSus. r. solomon
Mary Whldon do E NIckorson. briggs Henrietta Sawyer
@aanzas; Toledo, Grant Salcm Patrick, Vail New York;
Winthrop Lord all RIVER Marcus, Pierce, East Greenwich;
Butler Borden, Fan RI, c Sen He'll Henyman Boson; Sussex
Axevoed Calais schrs Joseph Lybran Teal Richmond Hz.
ron Small N9wburyport Stancy Minor, Bowcs bridgeport
Nich Ameda Wb'dcn, Wcymouth Hornet Trout New York;
Italian Pickett do; Alexander Deano, Warcam Governor
Smith, Milton Minerva Davis, Fall River Hines Perry Pro.
Antiiacalhora Ewing, York. VIM Williams Roger New
london stephen Ross @enn, York. Tiger Dunwick Bed
fora r schr John Grnip Decker Port Spin, Trinidad
te bark James ayley roohcs M.tanra brgs star tcomb
som Joserh Buucs Borden Tall River Sea eL cnimau
BOSTON; scLrs Catharina DAM Peterson, Latcr; Thomas
Stephen Fanregsp rcntop Pouehhecpse telegraph Bennett
BalumoIc Mary Peterson BacInan oston; VIM Henry Nav
rovidensr wary Am Anthony Bdord Susan Ros Glenn,
lard, Edgnrtown; Ashland, PARKER York Coycrnsr Smith
rvec,oFd; Alexander N. Delano, Boston.
miscellaneous.
BR BAnAsTHE, Of St. Stephens before reported ashore
Clam Hnd and subsequently 10 Gun mngs Cove had
upcn ark on Deer Island shore in consequence Of missing
stays Owing to Ter ballast shifting, abe thrown upon her
bosdde md her fore and main away In other
RESPECTS her damage was not 10 great a. wasicared
scsn B,RAL, Iee from Bangor wi.ha cargo ofumber in
Or PunS issrd i,.s And deck load and would
rxotsby c LOST She 10 about 10 ysars odj no insurance
bel o. CT cargo . ~. 49,, a. -
Bnro crn MARION Liascs from Savanna for Portsmouth,
mt into etonnsop ioa isstsa ali SICK would pro-
bsbly be deIsj I'd . few dsye
Sr KspSos Hors from Boston, via Charleston f.r Croa
at scfs rcpsrsf s'r, N E:oknaa Groaaf in the Bal
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SHIP NEWS NOTICE,

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will confer
ports intended for the Ne, York Herald ready for i'm
mediate delivery to steamer, tho News Boy.
She viii board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports whether TO-
reign domestic, will confer additional favor by
forwarding to the Herald, through tho mail other
mp news OF papers that may be deemed Of inter
favor
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and for two dsys
prospect ns vessel Is vary shs The < was ss
ship Of 40 tons and was launched In Duxbury
She was y. s At ;nd va; insured % city e r:
fremont and 800 the Coasters Tn also 5000
the chare at the New England and S0O0at the
sugar Sapan Half insured in London
FIR about SIS the other half with the sugar and Sapsa
lie Once sa sisc5 the HOPE s2c6 and the warrsn son
The total Of Bostsn Se50
counts 9 bales cotton had been discharged into kers and
di,ion
suP The spp AndaIua Wilson. at Baltimore
Bremen reporJuly no. lat 1? ~ NJ Ion l2T fell in vita
more q sinking condition and took from her Capt Payne
Berry first ofcerl Thos Rice tcond ofcerl the crew, IL
time high and night coming saved only porton
Of the baggage Tho wakona sprung sak and 70 as
Westward all possible sail
land which the Of Ireland her pumps had become cho
he'd ty the could be worked; they cn
we'd and cut to fit the and at matches aud kept constantly
going well could be made the time the male portion
Of the wer engaged In heang Of salt to
hours hen she fallen By Andasia The
gaining last her all the while and she sban
doned in sinking condition. Captanw who had board
his ship 3 passengers kindly receiving ALL
40 number board his vessel he sendnghs boats
nps crew pas cngers Tor tho kind
ness and g.neman treatment received from Capt Wilson.
Whilst on heard bis ship TIE wakGna belonged to
iron SALT &c. and consigned to Henry Mankin Of Bal
tmore,
Sem SPLENDID Maclas Milford CT, anchored in
to away foremost prevent going ashore She be
ed to Edgartown 22d, by steamer Massachusetts.
BRIG AsHoREwe learn from our Chatham correspondent
the Boston Advertiser of Tuesday that full gged brig
beach, Of Nausc lights with nothing ding
lower moss and lower yards She Laid head on shor and
apparently full u water Ono vessel had her assistance
and others would GLOW Immediately.
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RANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Captal sa'Wo,V t..
ors S. Stewart R. w. Montgomery, D. r. fox' y. u.
Dudley A. d. Crossman, A. ID. Kelly T. Gayarre io the
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics, Society Lew Peirce,
Attorney: H. B. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days Mon
Civ Bank Capital 100000 SAMUEL J. PETERS,
pss;ienI ! PALFREY, Cashier. Directors S. j. Pc
ers William f. Avery p Conrey, Jr., j. R. Shaw, j. w.
anton w p Converse, A Hobart, Jr G. w. Saues, p.
Sawye j. r Russell F. Jordy, Vim Aling. III. Lockett,
sttoney; H. B. Cenas Notary Discount daily, at
Ranch at Nachtoches-A. Lemee, Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita "a 600 600. GLENDY BURKE, Pres
dent N. N WILKINSON, Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich ]. l.. Boger James l.. Nc
Lean, Frank Perot p Whitney F. b. Conrad, Ator y;
l.. Hermann. Notary. Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandra-B. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou sara-R hfumiord' Agent at Frankiin-R Hare
Agent; at Donadsonvie-E J. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital s2,O00,0OO. ]. B. B.
VIGNIE President RICHARD RELF, Cashier. Directors
YIN T. Hepp E. 3. Harris, r. Brqgier Pierre Poutz A
Felix Grima Attorney; Achle Chiapella Notary. Dis
Reconsideration Eastin, Agent.
eoMERY, P1esdent RoB'T NJ. DAVIS Cashier Dirset-
mem Edward Shift John R Marshall .. CuveIer; A. b.
Henshaw and Cuthbe Butt, for the State Levi PIERCE,
Mondays and Thursdays Branch Donaldson iIe-John
Chastant Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard, Agent at
ST. Francville-J. N. Maynard Agent; at Aexandria'-
r. e. Hynson Agent OpeOusas-E. DeBailon, Agent.
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~ ENAG 49,
EAGONS PILLS.


lvl confidence in Their beneficial effects and in their eura
Stomach e snd Liver as well s as upon the general system
when properly applied that they certainly merit exten
eases to which the human system incident that will not
be removed by fair and perseyerng use Of these PILLS
Of the Stomach liver they will be found invauabe-hav-
@ e fis e abf
ofDyspepsia practical experience having proved then ao,
charm where there's Of the Liver restoring the heal
thy secetonS of the general system Those who may be
complain Of sense Of soreness Or dull pain the right
side extending at times to the shoulder blade and in all
eoasS discharges rom the bowels preceded by
The pills therefore, should be used and their pesevered
be unlocked completely correctedlhey having proved
their adequacy to effect this most desirable object (avng
otendency grpe) leaving the Stomach and Liver
healthy condition, after many means have been tired (per-
6 a with Mead A wilma to e
Living as they do in the general sedentay life dose
tenn One Of the Pills taken each night until their operation
sufficiently secured short time previous to confinement
From what has been said of the above Pills, it will be at
perceived that they may be successfully used in the fol-
Fever and Agae, Bilious and Yellow Fsye Dysps ;
Female DISTINCTIONS Tighnes of the Chest Sick Head
ache Paralysis Asthma, want OF action in the Stomach
The following certificate is appended; it beyond
doubt the value of the above medicne-many more might
De p'0'"'eu were 1t n GiTRayIi1c:aTE.
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
last nineteen years. and about ago attacked
with Liver disease. After taking medicine from many
physicians and trying every thing that thought would
benefit me- without being much relieved visited well nigh
from the Springs than ever and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills, and they have benefited
me than any medicine have ever taken and be-
Ieve they the best family medicine have ever used.
scarcely any other medicine my white coored
family therefore take great pleasure in recommending
who suffering from disease might be relieved by
timely use Of these Pills. as have BEEN E. o. MOON.
To" For sale by j. WRIGHT & Co., No. Isl Chertres
only Agents for New Orleans. apl5 BIN
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M A S ON &c.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g, of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jursiic- - ~
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United X Y
S.ateS-hold their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
the Canoton Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per-
dido streets .Otiicers-T H. Lewis, P; d. Blair Sec
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROY AL ARCH MASONS
Under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Chaper fo the United States hold their monthly meetings
on the I'd Mountaineering oeach month the Masonic II
over the Carolon Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and
Perdldo streets. OtceB-John Gedge, p; H. NJ Sum.
tnerS. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-unler the juris-
dction of the Grand Lodge of Asssspp-hod their monthly
meetings the first TUESDAY evening OF each month"; the
Masonic Hail. the Carolton Railroad DEPOT
Baronne and Perdido streets. Ofcers--W r. Coleman,
w NJ; Sam'i G.. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE LODG E-under the jurisdiction of the
Gand Lodge Of Mssssippihod Their monthly meetings in
se my Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday of each month";
az me odd Fellows Han Leyee street. Jackson
oI HW Dudley w NJ: w. A. Arms, Secretary
r AhREN LoDGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
S OF MlSSsslpp-hod their monthly stated meetings
o g eT2hd uesday IN each month, the Masonic Hail.
e ,dfohton Railroad Depot. corner of Baropne and
s eloo ;sfe szs,,, oicers-T fl. Lewis NJ n vii
MAkloN LODGE, No. 4-working under authority AZ
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the Louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons-
meets at No Is Common street he SECOND and fourth
Tuesdays of each month -. .Ofcer-L. E. Reynolds, w
NJ; w. J. Armstrong, Secretary.
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-under the jurisd iS,.
ton of the Grand Lodge Of Mississpp-hod their monthly
meetings the first Thursday evening of each month at
the Masonic Hall the Caroton Railroad Depot corner
w M; J. U. Evans, Secretary. .ro,1c, IL, ,,;r
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y. MASONs-ho,bd tneas
and Perdo streets the third Tuesday Of each month =
NJ; James H. Miller S w; Nathan Shryelhorn, "; ~
BqekIePapk p Ell Long D S o. IF TIE Grand
Lodge of Msspp-hold their meetings in La1ayete On
the first Wednesday of each month on Leyee ste %
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MEDICAL.

URINARY affections, symptoms VIruent diseases, being
L so peculiar their nature that unfortunately but few
are able discuss them. 1t herapeutica fact OF import
ance the more the disease penetraes into the system losing
its specific and undergoing the transformations which
tend to assimate diseases of another the DIFF
cut does the treatment become. General Syphilis spon-
taneou and takes place under host of different medicines,
properly distinguished, yield to professional of
rative order and the safest method radical cure of the
time sgbdpng their chain of serious complaints
eures ali Of those diseases The Doctor Contemplate with
emotions of great satisfaction his success There are but
afford striking proof OF my triumph disease than
the thorough and complete cure of well known case Gin
reach of human aid. DR. Mallon offices at 78 CANAL
Street The Doctor has removed to 78 Canal street, four
doors from Roya street mh7 FIN
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

20 THE UNDERSItINEDh have this = - -
4@fA day associated themselves in the eE@g SSSAA
WATCH y JEWELRY BUsI- ~ S
tsSekAaNESS under the style and firm of KNOWI ES
y NOEL at No. IS Canal street, one door below Camp
We will personally attend to REPAIRING every descrp.
ton of FINE WATCHES. Clocks Jewelry etc Twen
tyOur years experience enables say friends and
the public that work shall perform to their salts
faction.
We have in and will constantly keep for sale hand
and well selected stock of WATCHES of the best
manufacture Jewelry Silver Ware Spectacles Gold Pens
ETC. all of which will be sold low as any the city
and fully guaranteed Please call, p. KNOWLES
mills 6m w NOEL.
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MEDICAL OFFICE

No. 81 CustOmh0use street. Men Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No Pay REQUIRED
i UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED.-Pnvate diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines at No Sc Customhouse street. NewOr
leans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his general adve
tisement another column The treatment adopted by him
that which has the approval of the most distinguished
has proved beyond doubt that for
the worst cases of constitutional syphilis gononhea sc.
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc. etc. now be obtained
moral certainty if application be made those whose
intelligence skill and experience be relied Since Dr.
Mullen opened in this city all the that have
under his have been cured without single exception
Some of these of years standing One remarkable
structure 80 old has been cured to the surprise the
patient The gentleman (whOse responsibility known
the citizens of New Oeans) at hand and (by his permits.
son) be referred to. DR.. Ms treatment of structure
known south of NewYok. His treatment Of gonor.
rhea and g!eet is the most perfect discovered II the
shortest safest and ures The patient takes copava
bebs, turpentne other nauseus doses. but OBJ
tanned in one days without pain inconvenience
change Of diet TT No pay unless cure effected within
the time named.
IMPoTENcY.-Young men others who by sexual excess
or sepouton, may have brought themselves Of the
painful consequences resulting from unresained in.
diligence of the passions such premature mpotenCy
voluntary seminal emissions general debility constitutional
arrangement may consult DR.. Mullen with honorable
fdence he offers them perfect The rctest secrey
observed.
Or Mullen can be consulted daily his office No Sc Gus
tomhousc st. BENJAMIN MI LLEN, M. y:
sy- Remember. No. 81 Customhouse st. mills I'm
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saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,

M No II Canal street. New Orleans NrrENN~
S1@n, J.. A. HORTON has now kks sask sA I All44
0TAhan1d a. large assortment Of every AnHAN y NJ
gales . Go aiSf Glg Buggy Wagon and Gar HARNESS
Also, general assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
together with the largest stock of Trunks, Vaces Saddle
and Carpet Bags ever before offered this market to which
he invites the attention of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
e The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat.
manufacturer mh7 6u,
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HANDY ARTICLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
An imitation hand has been invented in Philade-
phia, the fingers of which, by the action of the
shoulders can grasp and retain any object, similar
to natural fingers,
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MEnIoAI TREATMEMT
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUT HE RN MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 10 CARONDE LEE Sri
THO THE PUBLlC.-Nine years permanently Ioea,ol
Il in this city, combined with the unvaried success nu,
peculiar system Of treatment for Syphlc Mercural and ali
and soundy established our reputation '
The " Southern Medical Office No IS Caondala,
street. established in 1840 for the cure of all Chronic a
tiOns. is, with few exceptions known to ALL the only Oh
ec of this card to inform those who know not lis oca
ton that if afflicted with any of those priv ate diseases wb
certainty and guarantee OF cure
To those especially who from mmOderate use of Ne-
cury NAL practee Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones, nocurnal rheumatism Itching the chest
botches the skin, Ulcers in the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
u.s. for confident that the prompt and permanent Te
lief they will derive from the active effects of treatment
will at convince them OF capabty OF fulfilling
what we profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures but, our
short space of time possibly be DONE with ayan
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections II
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks society rich
and poor, matrimonial and single; all will observe is if
person afflicted with complaint of that nature cannot
class his peculiar with any of those that describe
(see tease by calling at our ofe will give him. free Of
all charges what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that ilmed sense of shame dread
OF discovery deter patient from applying those who
from education and respectabiy can beiend him, delay
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptoms of this
horrid disease make their appearance.
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to the most
nvOabe secrecy and from his practice and expe
ence, he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G. THOMSON,
Office No 10 Carondele street between Canal and Com
mon, sign of the Marble Kscnapan Statue. Private en-.
trance first door to the right of No 49, in Carondeet
Private both in Common and CarOndeet SITS. al6 I'm
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WEALTH OF INDIANs.--The report of Commits
sioner Mede sets down the total amount of wealth
owned by the Indian tribes at So, lSI S21 30.
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Office, No IS Camp street. few doors
above Gravier.
Martin & Co. Office, No. 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner OF
Common