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Residenoe of Foreien oonsn1a

FSSs41lt5eTtG7'd. John A Merle, Espanade street
GIIohLeOtae0.' .bs walls, 26 Common street.
5IGRAgarg.,.. EE m. Nogel. So Bienvie street
1eHhadTb .... r. Nles, los Common street
rug faRa.. VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street
IeTth$at.. a J. eIouvea cor. Common & C,arordaIa.
6gRooer.. lanes 3. Behn. s. Bienvlle street ie''
BetgfUHa.. James 3. Behn, IS BienviIe street
Holland. -. +. NJ. Ward, 81 Common street
yNJT10GE-.....D ID. Miesegaes, "a Old Eevee
Prussia. .... w I'm. .Nogel, So Benville street
4UstT3a.......J. II. Elmer, Exchange Place
Bremen II Frederick ROdeWald, q B ank Place
Rassla.,,.... Emile Johns. no POydras street
Trance a Roger corner ST. Peter and Rsnar, z,
Pierre Reynaud "a TchOnptouas sirea5
Hadssa Jacob Heinrich Elmer Exchange Place
spasas, Carlos de E8pana, ls8 St. Louis street.
Hssjas'',,u,iIs q paEoH, 81 C9HmoA street.
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The CnoLERA--Itis contended in England that
the cholera does not attack persons who live near
breweres or mineral springs, in consequence fthe
counter influence Of carbonie acid gas evolved there
All the watering places with springs that emit this
gas escaped the pestiIence, in Germany Spain, and
England. Balston and Saratoga, it is said, also
eqcanod
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Bank of Louisiana
GnMERY. PFPsilant
BANKING HOUSES.

RobB & Co. Office, No. As Camp street, few doors
abOve Grayer.
Martin & Co. Office No 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street. corner of
Common.
Common
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ComMss1orERs-Joshua Baldwin, Prest; A. D. Cross
man James p FFeret pr. R. H. Graham, James Golding
John Goodin VIVA NJ. Goodrich, John Hall, j. A. Maybin
l.. Mathews Z. Macpherson, DR.. Pieton, James SAUL.
STANpINs Committees Executive Committee - Messrs
J. A. Maybn, lanes Sau, E. Macpherson. IadeRtarfng
Commtee-Messrs. J. w. NJ PictOn J. p FTeret. John.
Goodin :. Committee BHldiags and GrOaRds-Messs
l.. Mathews VIM. Nj. Goodrich, A. ID. Crossman ~
dies Cozanittee-AIrs. McNar Mrs. Stewart Mrs CHS
vyoId Mrs Richardson and Mrs Gardiner. SuPERINTEh-
nENr-H ]. Williams .. SECONDARY = @ " Jonte.
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d q o IS s
|, nunInE RnnKs.

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
ON the Science. Of PHRE NoLQGY PhY5sIoLtlGY,,
WELLs. l3l NassaA street, Nsso Yorh- frie *
2 R'''''S-'' ''r11r'S By'0 8. 4 /, N. Fowler.
PHYsioLoeY,. ANlMAIAsD MENTAI ,.;....:.;..,.i. 60
b. O. $. Fol,ler. -
Applied to seifiainng and pei eeion Of haIacter,
" Greatly enlarged and improved. AsapenG work,
HEREDITARY DESCENT "
PEIIeIoN NATURAL AND REVEALED ;,.,........,.. go
Orthe moral bearings OF PhTenoiogy, 49,
O With notes and Observations BY o. S. Fower
Lq app ksP q f ts IMPROVEMENT Of offspring
81 Rs s9. and remedies Of excessive and perverted
TEmPER4NcE AND TIGHT LAcNe-In l 49,. Il
The most powerful Temperance documentin rnnt, o.,
M 81 Fhsnoogy applied the selection Of comp MONS
EpuoAT iio FOUNDED ON THE NATURE or N 50
BY. G. Spurzhein1,w an appendix and h'sfa- "a
PHYSIOLOGY FOR SoHooIs AND F ANTILLES :.:.;:. os
Beautifully illustrated, Slmplied ami adapted 10 %
PHEEE9LogY ;Iiu.f,s1ed sun 80
plifed and adapted to youth, BY Mrs L. MO" er
orthe Philosophy Of Charming by b. Newman q
WG sT Education and influence BY ls Hugo k id
Tar o PeS o SIX eo 9n AsMER'Sh
SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE i;..;........i..ii. %
BY Louis COnarO, who attained the remarkable
age of 104 years. 20
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY 800. IL
description of the functions Of the body ano mna
- BY L. n FOwt $50
" is history, ceremonies and philosophy 50
B:g1ed i 5ia ftieir chaao usd =,
iii F6ei Fa sTadtu: diseases. and treamen
By John Burdell Dent %;
CHEMISTRY
lis application to Physiology, Agncgture and Com
meTce. 10y Il-4sssOi AloD : 50
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :........,',.', u
Applied to the relief Of human sutienns, AZ,
PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR 1873 = DOZEN. %
illustrated with engravings b Il. N 70" = n,
AHERICAN PHRENOLoGICAL Journal 49,: lUJ
Published monthly. at one dollar per yea Present
circulation, 10, 600. .,,o n,
EpINBURG PHRENoLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR 1885,. Nv
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. twenty
For sale at the soGfsm Wholesale and Retail De Of,
~ CAMP Street. Mem Orleans. No"
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70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MERCHANTS,

ENOMST0CK & CO, SO POYDR.4S STREET, havs
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which every
family ought 10 be supplied with, viz
HAY HIBIER warranted to OF the Plle7s
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAvIDis OF HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pain cannot exist Ofthe genuine, 30 cents per box
,DR.McNAIR's ACOUSTIC OIL-a certain cure tor De9
ness and all complaints Of the Ear-PuCe, 81 per flask.
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY W IL
cure any case OF Asthma Dyspepsia, Darha, CosVene
Liver COmplai Of, etc.
MOTHERS RELIKF-foT those ladies about becOmiL
Mothefs: all should useit.
- COMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-fOT Purify
ing the BlOOd-Pnce, SOC. per bottle "a per dozen.
DIR. SPOHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure aIY
case either Nervous Bilious. VIII you tryi
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR.. BAR
THoLoMEWis ExPECTORANT PINK SYRUP-tOT COugls,
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLMsTooK's VERM1FUGF--inI
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms is of Ire
most extraordinary ever used.
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair jet bla ok
or brown and warranted not to stain the skin.
kEws lINIMEET and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELMER is
warranted to Of Rheumatism Govt Contra Cts
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN KILLER-Prce, I21S cents
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF CONTAMINATION making
the Hair on bald heads preventing the flair from falling
out and freeing it from dandruff.
The WONDER AND BLESSING THE AGEP DALI
LEY's and yoNEELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR i'll
prove blessing to all those who use it. i is SOVEREIGN
remedy Tor all Burns, Sore Eyes, FeOns Ulcers, Bruises
Tic DOOTeuX Erysipeas, and all complaints which need
external application By its nfiamatOns removed
sweLlngs reduced and modification stayed.
EH CGuttOR.-AIlthe above named articles sold only
ap24 tt COMSTOCK & CO.. 50 POydIas st
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Or. T0l0RSend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure toinfo
you that three of my children have been of The
by the use OF your excellent medicine. They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles II
took them away for which feel myself under great bg
ton. Yours respectfnily 7 i7o-
ISAAC w. GRAIN los WOosterstrpet
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or The steamboat Julia Palmer, seized last
winter by the Canadian authorities for smuggling,
has been released and brought ito the American side
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

iSAAC JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIAf0N LANDRY Lit Gov;
Thds eIIayaIfe Sec State Joseph Walker Treasurer
- n p9, A1dnOI w. A. Elmore, Atory Gen
= r W K2Tiley Adj Gen'l R. Kerr Reg Land off ee
T. 4: W LIhagls, state Eng L.. Bringer Surveyor Gen'l
A. Dimtry, State Superintendent Of Public Education
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OPINIONS OF PHYsTCTANs

clans in different parts OF the Union s
This to certify that we the UNDERSIGNED of
the City OF Albany have in numerous cases prescribed Or
townsend Sarsapana and believe be one the most
valuable preparations in the market -
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General Agent Of any District, this can be secured
2. Families should club togetheI get an immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Enigant societies and other philanthropie bodies
should furnish them to the needy
= EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the C7raefenberg Company,
No SO Broadway, New York, March, 1913.
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TEE aRAEFHNnERe ooMrANY.
HEGRAEFENBERG
COMB NV harahv

THE GRAEFENBERG
a COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corporated by the Legisla-
ture of the State of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants.
has led to this step. The \
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
l. Every HeighborhOod
should have its Graefenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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SCROFuI.A CuREn
THREE CHILDREN

ms certificate concusively proves Sarsapara bs
perfect control the obstinate disease of h ooj
Ihree persons cured IN one house is Unprecedented
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InnIC1ARY nrr.nm,,n,...,

Supreme Cou7t-Geo Eustis Chief TnStioa D i p,
Is < kng = Shdel Associate justices Eugene Lasere
General B. G. Fonteneau, District Attoney 1''OiHe5
u s. Circuit Cogrt.--J. Mckinley and T. II. McCaeb
esdlng Judges. u. Randolph, Clerk; F N Haraisor'
Deputy Clerk T. J. Duraut District Attorney: " o n
PMt@gneI' ManLshsl T. A Labuzan, w. shearer. J. H.
q $. District court.-T. Il. McCaleb, Judge N. R.
Elrst Distziet Cart of veao Or5eans--J MeTTenry
Judge Al Rousseau Clerk Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk
Seeo"q rdltSLrict C1art Of Men Or!eqHs.E A; Canon
delos, Deputies 80 'l1 - i'''
:, Third 4, Rts5rist Court Of eQ QylegnsT H. Kennedy
in and c. Weysham, Deputies "
Fourth Dtstr5et Court Of JNeO Orkeans-Geo. Straw
A. Hopkins, Deputies. -Ol"HO anu .
Eth District Court Of Ney orleans-A. M. Buchanan.
0iSesrs Sf the Parish of Orleans.
FREDERICK DUBRvE, Recorder of Mortgages
ROBERT sPEDDES Coroner Of the PARISH
S ri f5 e55S I L. LET1s Sheriff ILse Gen
Michel de ATmqs Samuel Powers Robert Swain JULES
Hgsonn sam t. Waldo Charles KshaW, TfepasneTr
Gbas. Dan1ple5. Thog Asyatgon and Edward SfeIiusR
Of the Parish Jail T. Brooks H. Bence and Thomas NJ
"hile, Deputy Keepers.
Justices' Courts for the City.
First District-[Ofice No 222 Tchoupitoulas sreetl
Hoppe onbs I SnaeS psges gek James So 4es
nor, John speith Deputy Constables
DItstrtct Office, No. s. Common stneetl-G
,bllghtI Justice g. L. Bright Clerk. E. Beleau, Con
Kerkhan, Deputy Constable 80
IhlTd btstrlet-lO Office St Louis Alley next TO the
corner % ble9Yne streetI- B. Beverly Justice. Victor
Ii. Sere Deputy Constabies - - 0u-"' -
ESarA Dfstriet-lo Office No. IS Condo street ALEX
Iefnes Jnst!cs faul DIVORCES Clerk Gugave Neynier
Constable A. Meynier, F. GeneFely Deputy Constahies
MA District - corner Of Elyaian Fiedssna Viz
tefy stfFglslA lphcBss g2aoage, laztiae 81 gssanes
kes Efencs Eloaney, Conztsbe H. s. essZqS IS sR
BslsssIal b 3sssssAFssIl Hseaist gsssssssk
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Sous OF rEMPERANoE.
Temples Of Hon Q :

PLEDGE without reserve, soemnly pledge my honor as
that will neither make, buy sell nor use u s any
Spnitu0us or Malt Liquors. Wine OF Cider
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

mr.. A. CJLI.EN has removed his office from rs Roya
~ street No. 10 Watcher street, the Arcade. lie
still cOntnues6O Structure his systemrem0V-
ing the worst structure without any Operat0neney bY
medicine that relieve and permanently without any hin
dance business diet Dr. Cullen too well known IN
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any putt
ing sefaudaton, On application to Dr. o., he VIII refer
to hundreds of the first standing in this city who haN
been cured in the last years his plan Please call
and examine for yourselves kOpay required without CUE
effected. Rheumatism cured GOnOrrhGa cured in hTte
days pay.
LIZ Remember 10 NATCHEz STREET, near the Arcade.
Postpaid letters punefuay attended in all confidence ami
medicine securely packed and sent to part Of h
country. mil6 5m
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HoSoR o. THE S ~ r OF NNy@#
LoUIsIAEA.-Qf L. BRUCE q Is u n ~
X; o. NJ Wozencrat. " Treasurer; Rev. r TSzSS Z,
ThPpitt, g w Chaplain; w a Rp 3 e an w T.
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. 1-Meets every
other Monday, at Pelican Hall. QEeers-J: Patterson, W
CT: Il w Powell w V T; L. p MeIlvaine, w R; A.
WE AIbe Swan. W WI u; John Burke. W u john
Skinner w G.; Jacob Munford, w S. ]. Bennett w CT.
FINN DEGREE Temple, No 1--Meets ..,..... at TEN
BE Hall s. Cana, 81 95ferSr9 ~ NV Mo4spSTTaI " 4
Heart, W DR Erasgs Wells, W p T5easuTeTi WIZ: u.
RSgPdeesu w P9U A. e III PPrtsr " DO '" J. Ahern'
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 2-Meets every other
Tuesday, at Unity Hail. Sd Municipality ObeerS-G
seVqtt w CT; ilds ~ y 81 sheTwRG 0co w s
f. IIilbare, w u; j. Baird, w b u; VIM. How, w 6; Il.
Grundy. w S; J.J Lugenbuhl, Chaplain.
Crysai Fount Hall, No 25s TchoppoGss street every
ether Tqssdsg evening q X oeqck ofesETsos
Ne ~ N W. Iro van Be1Tsa' Ro9e w ~
MsC5fssfea, VIC; j Addison VS.; W. J. Ahern' Past
CRYsTAL TEMPLE OF. HONOR, No. 4-MeetS semi
monthly, every alternate MQnday evening" at Temple n a
Vaa S Wyck ds = e. e. nn VtsGa a. Foster n2
Baungsrtner W i; Horace &. LQgings WD Y; Ed. 4 F.
PW SVs' " - a. n h.iuiiuss " ? :" = D'1A1"Ss'
oDEoN TEMPLE or HONOR, No. 5-Meets sem. monthly,
Fount DIVISION. No 2a Tchoupitoulss street Offers
jos, K. Gle, w @ z; CHARLES Ferguson, w v Fl James
r; Hamlet Davis w Il; w. H. Toy, w Ui Jos Benson,
WDU; d. 3: Blades, w G.; John Ross, w s. w. H.
ROndeau w CT.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 6.-shreveport. La
PRovrDENoE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No, 7-Located at Pro
mana VT: n Kent VI r. Ri j. l. bonner W
sibey, " M. Morgan, w d U; J. c. Hohngswohh,
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DAILY CRESCENT.

TRUTH.
When by night the frogs are croaking,
Kindle but torch's flre,
Ha how soon they al are silent
Thus truth sienees the lar
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NOTICE TO THE

Those that initiate DIR. Townsends Sarsaparla have in
Vanaby called their stuff great Remedy for females etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women, word for wOrd-other men who put
pinedcne have snce the great of Dr. Townsend
aaparla In complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number of these
Mixtures Pills, etc. injurious females as they agra
Vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW Yhh' 4ApII . ID1.i
has been means through Providence OF saving my life.
have for several years had bad cough. II became worse
and worse At last raised large 90 ntities of blood had
night swea and greatly debiated and reduced, and
did not expect tove. lhaVe only used your Saaparia
short lime and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. am able to walk all over the city raise
boo and my cough has left me. You can well imagine
that an thankful lothese results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catherine st.
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The medicines issued by the Graeenberg Company con
sst of Series pesmineny adapted the diseases for which
they respectively recommended Great dsepute has at
tached TO the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
universal powers for single given medicine 1t not ONLY
idle but mpudent to aunt such doctrine IN the lace Of az
intelligent community 1t is contrary the fist princi
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MASONIC,

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT York
MASONS-hOlds its Grand Annual COmmunca- O
ton at New Orleans on the I'd Monday of January "A
QtfcTs-M r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master; Th. Es
II. Lewis, r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis p. A<W
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Claim CORN, W/V\
G. JuneT Warden Daniel Blair, G. Freas'r w. H.
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Younger Brothers Of Temperance.

WAsHnsaTos FoUHTArN No I-aleets every Saturday
Tha g; :. - Q clock. ia Chysta Fount Hall, No pa
3 r W " Perry, PBs r II. BachuisH ! d, Muir
- W lFm. E. Deacon, P B.
osLEAEs FousFtIN No 2-ATeets eyerv Thursday eve.
e eel e the t9l Of reesh Dvlsion 0@Scrs
. " Asla'sa, a OF n l. WssAIlJf /. ]. tx e Il,
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only one Of more than four thousand
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsends Sasapnnla has cured
e most severe and chronic weekly eradicated
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq one Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Black Fels Island, is the gentleman spoken
in the following etter:
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SARSAPARTLLA.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPAKALLA,
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
.T,yre nrost Extraordinarv Medicine in the world.

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
PHrs EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs-ITI is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PBEAsANFER, AND WAR
RANTKp SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITINGs PuRG-
ING, sICKENING OR DEBILI
TATING THE PATIENT: . N
THE great beauty and superiority Of THIS
all other medicines is that while It eTadeaes the JUS
ease nvgorates the body. 1t is one OF the very DIST
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it only punfes the whole system ana
strengthens this person. but it creates new pure and men
hood pow er possessed by no other medicine. And in
this lies the rand secret of its wonderful success 1t has
performed within the last five years. than IOO O cures
of severe cases disease at least 10 900 considered IN
urabe 1t has saved the lives Of more than 5O0J children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want of Ner-
vous Energy.
DR. TOwnsends Sarsapaa lnvigOrates the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
iy the effects of medicine ndscTetOn committed IN YOUTH
Or the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought on
general physical pr0staOn of the nervous SYSTEM assltue
want of ambition, tanng sensations premature decay and
decline fastening towards that fatal disease, Consumption
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa
panlla Is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As and nvigOates the system gives activity to the
limbs, and strength to the muscular syse IN most extra
: CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen, Consumption can be CARED
Bronchitis, Consumption Liner CoHlptG1nt, C0tdS
Ctarrb, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Soreness
0f tie Chest, Hectic Flush Might SoeaS, D{Bcat or
P0USe EIpectGratt0n Pain an the Side, &c. AG5e been
s{rru bpr u9-o8
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE - German DiUisiOn.-
German organization Of this body, tthe first in this
city, under the following title, took place on the
l9th inst, at a meeting in Crystal Hall:
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SHREVEPORT Division No 14-Meets every Saturday
evening ObscerS-Robert Cooke, W.P II. j. G. Battle
w Jacob Shaber r s.; w w. Steele, A s How.
ard Burnside, 5 John NJ Lewis, B. L. Hodge, G;
John Frlsby, &C; James o.. Lewis s.; A. M Stun. %
s w II. Fleming, p w ~
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You've MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No l2-Meefs
every Saturday evening, at 7s o'clock in the Hall of the
Pelican Division, No l, corner of Common and St Charles
streets Qfeers-Horace G Loring w P Avery Barlow
w A.; Richard Deerlng Chaplain Joseph N Mount r. S
James Hotsbuy, a K S David Hamn, = s.; Henry III
Seaman. I; ghas II. Churchill G; NalhI Knight x G:
Jacob Smith, s. Geo. k. Fitch, S; D. E. Miller w p
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FOUNTAIN DIYIsION No. I3--Ieets every Tuesday eve
ming ~ O'clock az Temple Hail. No $50 Canal street
Q6eFs-Wm. Hail. WPi Il. p. Hunter, w A; w a.
Dunlap. r 5 Charles r. Blake "A 5 Frederick Proctor
+ 8; George Shnmway, ~; w B. Horton, G.; E. Beach
q; Thomas Hachell Il s; Richard Constantine o. =:
Kew BBnn, Chaplain; James Garland, P w p -
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HARMONY DIVISION No. 15-Meets every Monday eve.
ming Al clock at the Hall of Crystal FOunt Division
922 Tchoupilouas street. QEcers-Joseph Henson w P
Hamlet DAVIS w A =. B. Blades, :; N ]. Ellis A Il
8: Edw'd A. Hal < :; Caleb Stone Il: H. FL Mel can
@; II Howard, A @; VIM II. Toy, s; Geo A. Hobson
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~ The Rev N. BANGS. D. D. is one of the most cee
bTaed ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRAEcIs Hall Esd equally celebrated the editor and
pfopHstof OF the New Ok Commercial Advertiser APPS
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday:
Shin Iowa Parker Havre, Bailey 4 Baxter
siIiP' VIM. Cray Crosker Nodoik, Andrews& Dewey
Bark Saxony, Paine. Boston, CIV. Hynson
Bark Dolores, Esp Guardaae, BARGE ona,
Brig Czarna Graves Boston, Geo. Green & Bro
scbr William and Mary, Smith, Corpus Christi; Wi,
Schr Sarah Perkins Pensacola, Master
Scr Charran, Clarke, Vera Cruz, r., pobbin Wickham
Schr. Sinus jacques, Inspan, Ib Bianchard u Son
Schr. Sea Gull Ulmer, Boston, Toby Il Bogen
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship LYDIA s9ne lidays fin New Hork to ma;termd my
Bark Walter, Thompson II days FIN CT areston to S. L.
Bark Robt Morris Coyeer I'm Vera Cruz 18th inst in bal
, last TO L. ;. Quartermaster-3 my.
Brig Nlaudom DeIvaile fin Havana 9th inst, to master
Brig Chinehia Patterson days I'm Vera Cruz ballast,
Brig Jno. B. Dods Payne days I'm Vera Cruz in ballast to
Brig Oronoko-Pont
Schr Col Cross Rogers days FIN Bzos St Jago in bal
last 10 =. > lluatermaSter-lata lafayette
schr St faul Percva days fin Vera Cruz i'll ballast,
schr Anna Maria Bisley, days I'm ApalachcoIa TO mas
soh NediatoI Dagger I'm Vera Cruz 9th inst in ballast 40
Propeller Mai Tompkins, Tenney FIN Tampco Sh inst to
L. :. Quarermaster-6d my.
Jas. l.. Day. Wood, I'm Mobile
Muscle No 2 Gwaitney, I'm Grenada-9i3 bales cotton
Cynvoy Garrison, I'm st, Lous-l3l bales cotton.
Luna Hart I'm Bayou Sara
Rover Heath I'm Minden-i5 bales cotton.
Rio Grande Gordon, I'm opelousas,25p2 bales cotton
aanak Johnson I'm h AttakaP%a s-,iiI bales cotton
Princeton Dickinson FIN Camden-22 bales cotton.
Illinois, Taylor, fin ST Louis poo.
Towboat Southerner, Grant. I'm the Passes
Towboat Caledonia. Pinnegar, FIN the Passes
Towboat Claiborne, Steele. FIN the Passes
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ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-Eugene
Janson was last evening, arrested by the First Mu-
nicipality Police, charged with having drawn
dirk, and expressed strong desire to the same
through the mortal body of J. B. Bordas
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RACES. ..BINGAMAN COURSE.
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cnnlrr cpDLArG MEEI LN

SECO.ND SPR1.Nt -Hfi z nv O
compliance with the suggestions Of the numerous patrons
cordance with our previously expressed determination to
prove the condition Of the turf IN the SOUTH we annoqnee
10Th inst and continue five days
The pues which will be LIBERAL will be advertised in due
time We hazard but little in promising meeting of
equailed interest -
at0 OLIVER ~ NaLtsN line, PIopletofs.
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Memoranda,

Towboat Souhener towed down and TO on the Eth
inst ship Independence, bark Alpha Mara, bHg j. t'i-
more, and schr. Ventura 49,,
Towboat Caledonia towed down and to the llth
inst ship Allegheny, bark Tubo schrs. Gratitude and b.
L. Sayre
Towboat Claiborne lowed down and to sea the llth
inst bark Genesee, brig Prudente, and schr Mai Nlnon