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had moved to be discharged from the business before
them and the object OF this resolution place this
business back as IT would have been placed BY those
committees II they had known that this joint rule would
have been adopted
The question being taken the resolution was agreed to-
COAST SURVEYS
Mr. WESTCOTT submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to:
Resolved That the Secretary of the Treasury commune
Senate such information he with
respect the pedency of speedy survey by The
survey OF The reefs and of South Florida
king OF authentic charts thereof and also estimate
such additional or special appropriation rs may be
sary therefor
STANDING COMMITTEES
On motion by Mr.. KING, 1t
Ordered That the Senate SHALL IL O'Clock, M o-mor-
row, proceed TO the election OF its standing committees
ELECTION CHAPLAIN.
On motion by Mr. KING, the Senate proceeded to the
election of chaplain, by ballot
Upon the first ballot, the whole number OF votes given
Al of which
Rev. Mr. Slicer had 2s
Rev Mr. Smith
Rev. Mr. Henshaw
Rev. Mr. Dewey
Al
So Mr.. Scer, having received majority of the whole
number of cast, declared to be duly elected
chaplain TO the Senate during It's present session.
The Senate then adjourned.
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To the Grad yates OF West Point.

VERY desirable situation is open to who pro-
n satisfactory testimonials from the faculty the
U. s. M A. his ability TO discharge properly The du
of of tactics and professor OF natural science
&c Apply the superintendent of the Western Military
Institute, Georgetown, Kentucky.
Nov 2-swt
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RANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank $z'y WC,1e
GEO MORGAN President; s. C. BELL CasheI: DfrefI
ors: s. Stewart, R. w. Montgomery. D. r. FOX y. p
Dudley A. d. Crossman, A. ID. Kelly; y Gayane. IoI the
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society Lew feirce
Attorney: H. B. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days: Mon
-citv BANK Capital 100000. SAMUEL J. PETERS
President T. J. PALFREY, Cashier Directors: s. Pc
ters William H. Avery. p. Conrey, Jr, J: R. Shaw, j. w
Stanton w p Converse A. Hobart, Jr, G. w Squires,
Sawve. j. T. Russell, F. Jordy VIM. Alling. H. Locket
Attorney II. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount daily, at noon
Branch at Natehitoches-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch al
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Captal $4,OO0OOO GLENDY BURKE, Pres
lcnt; N. n; WILK1NsoN, Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM. M Goodrich, j. L. BogeIt, James L. Nc
Lean Frank Perot, P. Whitney. F. B. Conrad, Attor'
T. Hermann Notary Discount DAYS Wednesdays avs, and
Bayou sara-R. Mumtord, Agent; at Frankln-R Hare
Louisiana State Bank Capital % GOO ooo J. B. B
VIGME, President; RICHARD RELF, Cashier Directors
Wm T. Hepp, E. B Harris, R Brqgier Pierre G! Pea Out
Felix Grima Attorney; Achile Chiapela, Notary. D5s
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at st
Martinsviile-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capital "a, 000, 600. wv. Mont
GoMERY, President; RoB'T NJ Davis, Cashier. Direct
ors: James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear VIM. Vogel, Chns
mem Edward Shift, John r. Marshall, q. Cuveie; A.
Henshaw and Cuthbe Bulltt for the State Levi PIERCE
Attorney; William Chrsty. Notary; Discount Days
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Johr
Chastant, Agent at Baton Rouge. Menard, Agent
st. Francisv!e-J N. Maynard, Agent at Alexandria
r. G. Hynsoa, Agent at Opel0usas-E DeBaion Agent
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N E.NAAMA.
EAGON,S PILLS,


M confidence in Their beneficial effects and in Their eu "a,
tive properties. Such is their salutay action upon the
stomach and Liver well as upon the general system szan
Te o pyu fea ae ey ee are few Of the
eases which the human system incident that WI not
In ali cases Where there serious Or partial
of the Stomach liver they will be found invauabe-av.
aeon Of the Lvehence tier valuable properties
oDyspepsa practical experience having proved he a6li
charm where there's topor Of the Liver restoring the heal
ny sseretons Of the Th0 who mas Be
cn 1 te he in al
probability time other there will be Shiny lor nu
eous) discharges from the bowels preceded by cosvenes
n until those Shiny discharges ceasehen the Liver viii
be unlocked or completely having proved
tendency gnpel leaving the Stomach and Liver IN
healthy condition. after many means have been tired !per-
they are nvauable-as many would be willing to testify.
Living, they do in the general, sedentary HE dose
tenn One Of the Pills taken each night until their operation
sufficiently secured short time previous to confinement
From oe @hs ss the a Of the will be
perceived that they may be successfully used IN the fol-
Fever and Ague Bilious and Yellow Fever, Dyspepsia,
Female Distractions, Tghtness Of the Chest Sick Head
ache Paralysis Asthma want OF action in the Stomach,
The following certificate appended it proves beyond
CERTIFIC.HTE
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
last nineteen and about ag0I attacked
with Liver disease. After taking medicine from many
physicians and trying thing that was thought would
all the Springs Virginia, and in the fall of 1840 returned
from the Springs than and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills and they have benefited
me more than any medicine have taken and be-
eye they are the best family medicine have used
now use scarcely any other medicine my white cooed
family therefore take great pleasure in 9ss
who suffering from disease might be 5eeEed y
BatesrHIe .4lbemarie, "a. May IL, 1876.
IL For sale by J. WRIGHT s. Co.. NO 15l Chagtres
street only Agents for New Orleans apis 3m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,

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edited by c. IL Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans satione
4 RMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt. ID. F. Whiting. 7th
n Infantry, U. s. A.-Contents OF No l.
AsMY q ar t dRs hs 6c ob u
MONTEREY, as seen from housetop the east side Of
the Main Plaza after the capture of the city by the u
HEFs o eneeF M6 sS with Cd Division CON-
manded by Gen. Worth moving into position under the
Of T he sp sR s n aG0n OF rom mo-, guard
and wagon train of the U. S. Army coming into the
vi GaStl 6 ssE is eSRtpatIoH ,s.ao,os Hill mar
the Bishops Palace with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Sla, or Saddle Mountain, in the distance
Price dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
f9 81 sye svd 1 sal, at the New Orleans saone
Warehouse. [mh51 ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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DAILY CREsCEN r.
For the Crescent.
NV OWN NATIVE LAND.

BY JACK WATERWAYS.
h;beruia thou land of my heart and OF my birth,
Thou fairest of all the fair portions OF earth;
Thou fairest of Islands, thou gem OF the sea,
Tho I'm far from thee there will my heart ever be-
Tho my bones they may bleach some wild foreign ah"
NV spirit will flee to thee, Ny 0un NatiUe Land
Tho tyrants have ruled long with despotic sway,
And drove many bold spirit from thee far away
Till thy sons like the leaves that in Autumn doth ia
Are strewn where the last trump alone can recall
Ever foremost where wanted bold heart Or mana,
Are thy sons dearest Erin. My oaon .sat11e Lama.
The sons of Columbia their freedom may boast
And their bold soaring eagle they proudly may toas'
But enchan We that eagle let his plnions De oouha
Whilst siz hundred years revolve slowly afounu, -,
win his eve then unblenching the suns rays wiusa
No twill droop like the sons of NY Natace Laha.
The lion, the tiger the panther and bear,
A re spbdued BY hard masters just as mankind afe'
re-, their cages be broken-with distended Jaw
rbev will then rend the masters that held them IN awe
soon the scourge will be from the meciess hand
That hath held it so long Ger My o1n Nataoe Land
The bars of the prisons conoded by age,
Srbe will soon rend them like reed in their rage
Tben woe to the keepers when the inmates break forth,
They III be scattered tn east to the west south and north
The flame will be kindled, the blood reekng brand
Will drive forth all tyrants from NY oon Natt0e Land
Men Orleans, .Apru "a, lo4S.
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P1EpeE-I, without reserve, oemnly pledge my honor
saee sny spirftuous Malt Liquors Wine or Cider.
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF MWWz@
L0UfSIANA-At the annual session of the YAK
is b D o oaoS Gl oe@ns bre6en
duly sefed Sf paws fNf the N " as
Gs; 8 M WezeneEat ;! G T; Reynold, 5ipPitt, Chap
T pEG Iii Ea1!fHa3PL Of
ss5;5S q %f,fSiss VII f'eS; Rgsdsan
h G6JisfAN y TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. nmss,s
& Ss4sss., %s.ss: Il Ss5
Baltei PU J I'll skinner W G; Jacob Munfor' S;
'0 ocEa fnSss TEM y OF HONOR No every
S Sbs TeWds y.o WY a a e. MPsPrE
Hop e. + + ? P u Xsnass B. 3 HRS how
%$ fSeeE hifSSssa
ffI Ts:'sey S;F'ff bs ss W..
HHaBp s7, b. b / + 4aapp sy e. fs BsS
WdK{sT Ts1 Bs TEaP SEIZE of No
o Peean bvon No. f Of Charles and R som
.'iSs t,$ VT s. ffas
b ts%ss sa'sPf I John Bssno'
ae PEcAN l " Msdnsday
evening at apa O'Clock in the Sons 9, Ct stTsas
s s On The The vssn at egfn HSe
elected for the present aga5teIA1em9n Hill r; Jae9b
s Ae1a GiaFa Hs2!y ssEf9'
Burke' G; Thomas Guran, A c; Isaac Mckenzie S;
n 6cEA as, Bfsf1HIs6N No. Wsdpssaay
at e
a. AnHrey R!Ss Mt ssmqf G j9mss
PhHIss 4 S1SiS; EdSss s1f Michel
at s s spsy hsas
Btu Tes 3 A:a ss Mensaa 4 g. f FoeE
Fs; T. T. Bpney, ]. Williams A G; j: H. saxon
s eREsfA M F6GST No. every Thursday
ing at W tf Vii NJ E. ssa H rS4eHp0qa:
+ : p' w van WICK :. 5aSs 6; TabsosE
hTe9, fhisssFF5 si5f{o
rs, sfif
L eapM P a G. fh hes SIMMONS IN fh
RSy s. 81 V asf offsfP6 T1
every Thuday evening Unity Hall NS Ms a1 fn
saPs ssf s Wh as ofaP@ os &
a q Ms ses Jsvs q sns
P Bstsnon #S chas Andson ISIS s. John Graham
's5F b1v15os No. every rus,aa,
LANE DIVISION No. 9-meets every Monday evening
III JEFFERSON DIVISION, No, l0-was instituted a
Gretna Parish of Jefferson, Tuesday 18th August lS47
by the Grand Worthy Patriarch James Patterson. I'LL.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No llImeets every fnd lay
ossnap office Third MunsipSly qssL 1nsbaI
iugenbahl, +; W. s. Kyle, G: William Low, A c.: Chas
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. p
meets every Friday evening at half past O'CLOCK in then
Hall, No So Canal, of Royal street fhGe-Jon1
Taylor w P Peter Haberg, w A Horace c; l,orng, X
8; Avery Barlow. A s. George x. Fitch, Henry
Leaman, T Jas. Hosbery, c. g. Drnry, A c; C. Carroll
FOUNTAIN DIVISION, No: 12-organized Saturday
evening January at the Hall of the Pelican DIVISION No
J. at the of St. Charles and Common sIs Officers
William Hall, " p; E. P; Hunter, W A: w A. Dunlop
Geo shumway, T VIM. B. Horton, G; E. Beach A c
HARMONY DIVISION, No. 15-Organized Februar,
49, I848-Meets every Monday evening at N O'Clock at the
Hall Of Crystal Fount Division No 222 Tchoupltoulas st.
Offcers-W VAhern, w p; James D. Arcy. w A.; Geo
Hobson, R 8: C Wyndham, 9; Jas w McCIacken
s; Davis, T; G D Bradford, G; Geo Smith, A Ci 7
Lusty 9; VIM Brooks, 9; VIM Rondeau, T w * r
a. IS4S Officers for the present quaer,gohn Larue
W P; E L Lewis, w Al A Roussein, q Lewis Brown
scee ii Fs hs snBBs sf4 u obhson
' oEiVE BRANCH UNION, No Bsushtsn 81 Tenn
Monday evening at half past Clock in Goodhope Chapel
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The tonsana Grand Lodge nf Ancient York Masnns--
meets at No Is Common on he second and tonI5
Tuesdays of each month Ofcers-L. L. Reynolds w
M w. J. Armstrong, Secretary. , If:
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE1under the JurlsdifG-
ton of the Grand Lodge of ississipphod then mon,y
the Masonic Hail. the Caoon Raroad Depot s
OF Baronne and Perdido streets Otcers-W H. o"aiu'
HiRAM LODGE Of A. Y. MAsONs-ho,!d their
monthly meetings in the Masonic Hall, OF BaIonne
and Perddo streets on the third Tuesday Of each month
halfpast O'soEk otceIsshp Ii BenJf0W Dr.
o. Boekebank D. Eli Long d j. h If te Grand
Lodge of Msssspp-hold their meetings in Laiayee on
the frst Wednesday of each month on Leyef ements
Jackson Oficen-A J. Williams, w M; j. b. Cieiheh'''
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MEDICAL.

URINARY affections, symptoms, viruent diseases being
so peculiar their nature that unfortunately but few
are able discuss them 1t therapeutca fact OF import
its specific nature and undergoing the transformations which
tend asnate diseases of another nature the more dill
taneous and takes place under host Of different medicines
propery distinguished yield to professional treatment Of
Order and the safest method radical t cure Of the
time ubuing their characteristic chain of serious complaints
DR. MALLON 70 Canal street thoroughly and efectually
emotions of great satisfaction his There but
few cases record the annals of the healing art which
afford more striking proof of triumph disease, than
the thorough and complete of well known case, Tin
this city that looked upon desperate and beyond the
reach of human aid Dr. Malons Offices 78 CANAL
Street The Doctor has removed to 78 Canal street four
doors from Roya street. mh7 BIN
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc

LETTERs-For a single letter. not exceeding hall an
ounce (avoirdupoise sent not exceeding 3Oo miles, 3
Sent 5UU miles,
For every half ounce, and any over every halt
ounce. the same rates of postage; and when adver-
Used, two each letter, four CENTS If the
advertising much additional.
For drop letters, be mailed, EACH. ....;;..;..
C1RcULARs.-For any printed circular. handful adver-
tisenent unseaed sent any distance.
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, less, seheover
80 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State,
Sent such a distance. ~
Neuspapersuness subscribers-3 cents each prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post0ffice,
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90. OF.
Time Places of Holding .Neetsnss and Officers Of thI
SeDeral Lodges

GRAND LODGE OF LOUlSlANA- .sSsEzlzsz<
6ssbs a1a 1T liz aaa
ggsssssss: e gssss' eys
f. %sss7 Aas:S IT. fsf1f
NS{ihsA Ths' sHisf s14sa Hall Of
fanf hoas on Fsay nfhB esR Hop
hS5s r. W Ta Mssny
ssy H5 5esn ss
ksass hssss9 si5ss " shsT
n :;ts FSaasy
ssc,sa12 w. om.tsd Permanent Secretary; Richard
Sy JEFf fssS1S LODGE No. smee. every Tuesday
TE ssa sseretsy Beach
i TEUToN1A LODGE, No. 1omeets every ruesdag-
at sna na Pad.
MS sse sys tuesday
Va Ws s. Se 6 f Fsufnsr j. Walsh ssestary
E. Val Witt, Jr., Treasurer; j. c. A Holt, Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-mess at the Hall Of
o ssnd Lpai Bo svss e G. m Foss
Blake Secretary j. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM.
Ho 5sVaf If IoBGE No 1s-!nsttpted Nov
meets every THURSDAY evening st a the Ha OF
s'?S $s5s fsH 70
G; J. g. Dunlap, Secretary; L. A. Levy, IT, Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No. 14-lnees every Wednesday, at
Gsny Bier W Ro h Gang B. Benz ssee
DELTA LODGE, No l5-meets every Monday night, at
En :; sfesS Bernard Ban Masone Sec
'sffz every
e; G: W. Z: Baiily, VIC; Harmon Doane Secretary;
GOV CoVtEHANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No 8, Third Municipality, Tues
day evening. OiceE-T. A. Packard n G; D B. Forbes,
NATIONAL LODGE, No, !8-meets every Friday even.
T. j. Gomez, G; v. Aleman Secretary; ]. Font,
ETOfLE PoLAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even
ing at Friendship Hail. No 116 Chaes street. Officers
Parent, n q; e. Ammel, g. A. de Armas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LODGEs-Feliciana Lodge No 4, meets
at Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No. T. Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Encampment No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs- meets
at Friendship Hall, Chartres street, on -- Ga q
evenings Oficers-C. w WhtaI NJ w G Pat W.
march; Il Thomas, il, E G II P; G. HoopeE, "
Jun Warden; II w Olmsed r w Scribe; S. w. Kirk
'aV Wildly ENCAMPMENT, No.1-mees in the Hall
Of the G9ad Lodge on s and third Saturdays OF each
p; Bernard Cohen, Scribe; " Herbert, W, Thomas
H. Shields, J W; H. Williams Treasurer
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 3-mees at Crescent
Hail. No 10 Camp street the I'd and 4th Saturdays of
H. G. stetson S W., w; -, Scribe; Geo. G..
LawraSon. Treasurer.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.
BLIsHEp EVERY wEpNEspAY AND SATURDAY.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TNHE PI BLlSHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
u issue this day Wednesday, the first Number of their
Sc NJ w EEKLY. 1t will contain the most import
ant contents Of the DAILY Foreign and Domestic News
Literary and Local Intelligence, etc WHICH will be
added, full REVIEW NEW ORLEANS MARKET,
with the Prices Current, prepared by gentleman whose
reports may be implicitly relied upon.
HAYES NJ CLURE, Publishes.
New Orleans, March 8, 1913,
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MEDICAL OFFICE

NO S6 Customh0use street. .Ne,o Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. NO PAY REQUIRED
Il UNTIL CURE EFFECTED-Private diseases cured in
few days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous medicines at No IS Cusomhouse street, New Or
leans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms OF certain Disease his general ayei
tsement another column The adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the most
geons of Paris London and New York and its universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent Tor
the of constitutional syphilis, gonorh9a, c.
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
moral certainty, if application be made those whose
Mullen opened this city, all the that have
under his care have been cured without single exception
Some of these of years standing One remarkable
of structure 30 years old has been cured to the surprise OF the
patient The gentleman (wh0se responsibility is known
the citizens of New Oreans) hand and (by his perms
son) can be referred to. Dr. Ms treatment Of structure
known south of NewYork. His treatment of gonor.
rhea and glee is the most perfect discovered. II the
shortest safest and sure The patient takes copaiva,
bebs tupentine, other doses but OBJ.
tanned one two 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 selpolluon may have brought themselves Of the
painful consequences resulting from unrestraned in
diligence of the passions such premature impoency in
voluntary seminal emissions general debility constitutional
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable
dence he offers them perfect The scest secTesy
observed 900
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily his Office No s. Gus
tomhouse St. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. d.
IT, Remember No 81 Customhouse ST. mills I'm
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Post omGe-oPen daily from to S-on Sunday from IL

TO PA. G. Penn, Postmaster. ,u M
CLOSE Eastern Mail via Mobile; daily at IL elk M
Great Western Mail comprising all the stopping places On
ulaI. Louisville Mail, eItya supplying Nachez NiGks-
burg. Memphis and Louisville four times weeS ir5esuaf
Coast or Bayou Sara Mail Wednesdays and Sundays at
o'clock, A. M. Copington and NadsonpIle faA Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays Red Riyer Nd irregular
o clock p NJ ~. DUE: Eastern Mail, daily, by 10 A N
Great Western Mail twice a week, irregular. LonsDtAe
Mail. ertra irregular Coast NAL Tuesdays and Satur
days bEs Cosngon Gnd Va Rsd R Rass
Mail Irregular Lafayette Mail, six times week, Sun
davs exceDted a l II, nj,
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PREVALENT HUMBUG. - One of the regular
branches of business, nowadays, Is the manuiac-
ture of puffs, certificates letters, etc., laudng the
merits of quack inventions.
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M AS ON &c,

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL "A
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jurisdc- w.
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United x *
S;ates-hold their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hail. over
The CaHoon Rs!oad Depot Of BaEonne and Per
NEW ERA CHI APTER Of ROY Al. ARCH MASoNS
under the lmmedate jurisdiction of the General Grand
Chapter Tor the United Statehood their monthly meetings
on the I'd ondayeyenng ofeaeh month the Masonic II all
over the CarTotoh Haioad Depot of Baronne and
Perddo streets " ohcers-John Gedge, Ii p ii. NJ. Sum
merS. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the juris-
dcon of the Grand Lodge of Nslssipp-hod their monthly
meetings the t Tuesday evening each month"; the
Masonic Hall over the Carrolton Railroad Depot corner of
Baronne and Periido streets. Otfcers-W P Coleman,
w NJ: SAM G. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE LODGE.-under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Mssspp-hold their monthly meetings in
the City Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday of each month
at the Odd Fellows Hal. Leyee street near Jackson.
oI,eeE-M; ;; Dudley, w NJ; w. A. Arms. Secretary.
W AIKEN LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Lodge OF MsSsspp-hold their monthly stated meetings
on the second Tuesday IN each month"; the Masonic Hail.
over the Caoton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and
FeIdldo streets ofhcers-T. H. Lewis. w NJ; N. vii.
MARION LODGE, No. A-working under authority Of
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

J. PETERS, President JAMES DIeK WT N M HSnas
VIM. H. Avery, w c. Mylne w. Bogart. VIM Mure anu
J. H. Elmer. G,
Gas Works Office Common street. opposte Ine
f,b.ries Hofei DR. Campbell, Superintendent; 1eolgo
Allen Foreman p ]. Geises, Collector Gas LtgMi e""
7aittee: James Robb, Charm. E. w. Wels' sec y
Water forks Office No rs CaTondelet street. upen
endsnt William Wright, Collector
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Railroads The CarroAtou Railroad Cars leave the
Depot at the corner of Perdo and Baronne streets "
The Lafayette Railroad Cars leave the corner of Canal
and Baonne streets every half hour. during the day
The Poatchdrtrdia Railroad Cars leave the Depot at the
of Champs Eysees and Old Lcvee Streets every hour
Turing the day.
Ihe MeEicaH emf Railroad Cars leave the corner OF
Champs Elysees ana Good Children streets.
canals The Canal Ivr0ndset connects the First AIu.
ncpaty with Lake Pontchartran; the " Old Basin being
terminus - 1870 49, ~
7 1Re nNrn Canal connec.s the Second Nun epaty with
rpntehartran; the New Basin Circus street be-
S p aaa street and Triton Walk, being its city terminus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office. No. 4S 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. -.
Thomas n. Barker No. 90 Camp street, corner of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
Government of the State of Louisiana.

Isaac JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit Gov
Chas Gayane Secy State Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
T. Bordeion Auditor; w. A. Gilmore, Attor'y Gen.
q NJ RowIey Adj Gen'l; R. J. Kerr Reg Land office
H. +. Williams, State Eng L. Bnngier, Surveyor Gen
A. Dimitry State Superintendent OF Public Education.