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100 steamboat GEN WORTH-For Yicksburg-
Rae The rht draBghi, superior, iast-tunning pas
senger steamboat CEN WORTH Thomas c; Charles.
master, will leave for the above on THURSDAY, the 18th
inst. O'Clock P. M For freight passage apply on
board, at the foot of Canal street, or TO
% T. 3. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
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CRATES! CRATES! CRATES 7!
OUR STOCK of ParlOr, Chamber and Office CRATES
~ is complete-mOst Of which are new Patterns, OF
auy ever offered for sale in this city. Those in want will do
well to examine our stock before puchasing-pces much
reduced JOHN STROUD & Co,
s1S 146 Common st.
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From the HGsteTR Empire" DAYTON o., July p, l847
Mr. ]. F. Howell Sr-It affords me much pleasure to
say you that my Cough and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the of Ouehaf bottle of
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised me to use. You safely recommend the
use Of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-The regular
weekly meeting of this body was held last evening
Recorder Baldwin presiding. The following Alder
men were present: Stockton, Renshaw, Montanye
Gleason, Peters, BulIitt, Marks, Graham, Lands
and Thacker.
Annexed is the Trsasurer's statement for the last
two weeks:
Amount hand at last report. $3.50 81
Received % $40 90
So, 1888 "a
Discussed 22635 SO
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ff1H R5GULA AK E E;aL fler.
asszT7szR3R as, Pass Christian, and .Afis.
issiDDf CITY,. Fare to Biloxi, So So. The AUG
splendid fastrunning passenger steamer M OBILE, w
c.. Sutton, master (but expressly for the Lake trade
cabin all in stateTO0ms will ply regular packet tt
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi promptly, as follows
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LEAVES BILOXI FOR EEw ORLEANS,
Sunday, o'clock, P. NJ. Thursday O'Clock p. NJ
N. B. Freight for the Morning trips by the New Canal
should be down the day previous Freight by the Kali
road will be received for the last train
sY For freight or passage having unsurpassed accom-
mOdatiOns, apply on board, or to
81 WINGATE s. Brennan, AZ Poydras st.
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From Mr. Eda0ard Robbins, Druggist
BORpENTOwN, n. J., Jan. ,1847.-We have taken some
trouble 10 introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all received from you. Dr. J. H.
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine Dr. Cook is one of the eminent physicians in
the United States and was the attending physician of Joseph
BOnapae eX-Kng of Spain during all his residence in this
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Capltal s2GVopV.
GEO MORGAN President; S. c. BELL Cashier D1refi-
ors: s. Stewart R. w. Montgomery b. F. Fox - ~, p,
Dudley A d. Crossman, A d. Kelly; e. Gayane. Ior tle
State Jacob Oft for Mechanics Society Lew fece'
Attorney II. B. Cenas Notary. Discount Days: Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital ~ 1000 SAMUEL ]. PETER B.
President R. J. PALFREY, Cashier DtrsetorS g. :. re
ers William H. Avery P. Conrey, Jr:, r. SHAW J. w
Stanton w p Converse A. Hobart, Jr. g. w Sqnlres
Sawve j. f. Russell, f. Jordy, VIM. Allng H. Lochett'
Attorney H. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount daHg at hpon.
Branch at Natchioches-A. Lemee Cashier; Brahch At
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 1000 600. GLEsDy BuEKE. Pres,
dent: n n. WILK1ssos Cashier. Directers: W William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich j. l.. Bogen james L. We.
Lean Frank Perrot, J. F. Whitney. F. B. Conrad Attor
l.. Hermann, Notary. Discount Days Wednesday anu
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria b; Chevy, Agent, at
Bayou sara-R. Mumtod, AGENT; at FraRklln-R. Hare
Louisiana State Bank Capital $2,000,C0O: j. b. b.
VIGN1E President RICHARD RELF, CasiIer D,rec,ofS
VIM T. Hepp E. B. Harris, r. Bruger; Pierre Poutz a
Felix Griina Attorney; Achle Chiapella Notary Ds-
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays Branch at St
Martinsville-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capita 81 600 COO, w. w. MoNT-
GoMERY, President; RoB'T NJ. DAVIS, Cashier Dsrect-
tovaI Toedano James Day GEO Yr9ph Gra Alfred heR
HensIaw and Cubert Buitt for the State Levi PIERCE
Attorney William Chrsty, Notary, Discount Days ::
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at DonadsonVlle-
Chastant, A. gent at Baton Rouge. Menam, Agent at
St. Francisvie-J. N Maynard, Agent at Alexandna-
R. c. Hynson Agent; at Opelousas-E. DeBaion Agent
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS FOR COLLEGES.

a FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK AND
N PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-By Thomas X. Arnold,
A. NJ Revised and carefully Corrected. by j. A. Spencer,
A. NJ. one volume, l2Ino. If preferred the First Latin
Book the Second Latin Book and Grammar, can be had
separately. The chief object of this work, which founded
the principles of imitation and frequent repetiton TO
enable the pupil to do from the first day Of his be-
ginning his accidence.
LATIN PROSE CONVERSATIONAL Practical Intro
duction Latin Prose CompostionB Thomas K. Arnold,
A M Revised and Corrected by J. A Spencer A. NJ one
volume limo. This work is also founded the principles
of imtataon and frequent Eepetiton It at once Syn
tax Vocabulary and Exercise Book and considerable
attsnGn hsf psf Ps9 RG 1v
Voeabuay-By. Thomas X Arnold, A. NJ; Revised and
oeRsEEk eyP 6sP ceP6Ssp yG' Pae xno Intro
duction Greek Prose Composition by Thomas Arnold,
A. NJ Revised and Corrected by J. A Spencer A. NJ one
volume, limo. This work consists Of Greek Syntax,
founded on Bumanns, and Easy Sentences trans sted
into Greek after Given Examples and with Given Words
4 GREEK READING BOOK-Includips q Compiee
Treatise the Greek farticleBy Thomas X. Arnold A.
CORNELIUS EEPos-yyith Practical Questions and
Answers and al Initiative Exercise on each ChaptarBy
Thomas K. Arnold, A. NJ Revised with Additional Notes,
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF @.NgzM
L0UisIANA-At the annual session. b o. tine as y
Gsn 3D. p by o Of sGR the oe@ns bre s
duy sied as S Pawt f. &c < ,s " saae
Wqzene,at pn R aen, TpP,ss G ssp
'r pEG Il; faf3ifPL
tai Fg9n HS 3 efS91WSqTf ssi %S1
DV 7; TB; Heant, W D R; R L Bruce B " T G r. J.,
" L1oGfiisIANA, TEMPLE OF HONOR, No 11meets
f's', fESss fsx s5s$F =
burke W i; John skinner W G; Jacob Munfort, " S;
'G 5cB sfnSe TEM y OF HONOR No mes every
e Gbs Tq W co Wy a d MSnSPfE Pss
He e. F xsnSsfy " t. & ba% HBES VIM How
fs s :s s;.
fai %;: fry: ;Sf'fs SssS. w.
wGRfsT Tsn be TEHF sf'" of fHoHoR No
Of Peiesn DIVISION No. Corner Of St. Chaes and Com
Gs s@ o #% f. AS pFt ET IN
T l%. Hs gs VIZ n haAa B. a pf II asFe g.
aePS MSSsn Sa st. c every wednesday
evening at past oeock, in the Sons Of Temperanee
Hs on The The velsnd Of sSa &C. % %
elected for the present agaerA 5tfmon Hill P; JACOB
S fs%sSse A:!s &aPa Il Hs9;s 5s.f"
Burke c; Thomas Curan A G. Isaac Mckenzie, rs;
" 6cEA asHl bfHi}I6N every WEDNESDAY
evening o'clock Maggny Budnss F19nt LEY devee
kfssl eo Il a AnffS Rs 'Ss"Or
M0Ph YoaS * c9S!s' E ;fwSpIs Mitchell
UNION DIVISION No Sa4eets every Friday evening
a ct ha P'Ef9 f f%SN s sIs!e%s Gle
+ RaY buAe1 g. Ae w Mssa1 3 ss Gt's'
ch!sfA FoTST 4zTss'y u Tb4Es4 ay;s
Ias street. 6ficer..T $; Barry, W ?; : Well; W A; T.
B k5t,sa s. "a G. S Glover R. In Bfacs
sss1 ssgsv Dysqs he Ns Sad r:oH s
TAiE |
every at Unity Hall, Third Mgqcipa,y, Officer
81 $ saxi 81 T Sas5
a GRE !s b WH Ssk No every Tuesday
ZANE 4 " Hf5Ss No. Nee Ha%st
in HI h EshSPg It Af g. past at
BY Is Gnna Woyy Ma sm ss srev FRIDAY
oof Third H6ad Ma3spWSy qsf In,6aI
;i George sherwood A S. John McCay, S; j. j.
Lagenbuh. T; w. 3 Kyle G; William Low. A c; Chas
N YonNG NEWS MAGS6LfA DIVISION No, r.
Friday evening at half past! oeeck in then
Taylor E Peter HsI9srg Hg Fs koHPE sn1S
Leaman, T Jas HoltbeIry g; 8, prgry G; C. Carroll,
IS Cole I 8 + HsSpe1 PWP s.tu,,.v
evening January l5 at the Hall Of the Pelican Division No
l. atthe corner Of st Charles and Common streets officers
81 Thos. L. Bailey, "A s Chas vanderdoes,, W F s.;
Gee shuTwsy, Alss sutherIana G; . Wm + Crane
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. /, Daughters Of TEN.
perance-was instituted December H. 1847 Meets every
Monday evening, at half pasta clock in Goodhops Chaps
Algiers.
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pARsiMoNY OF PRINCE ALBERT.-Hear what a
London correspondent of the Charleston Courier
says:
The Prince has been losing his popularity ever
since he invented Albert's Hat, land the papers
TEEN with attacks upon him. 1t is said that he
royalty attends the Westminster play, contenting
himself with procuring the boys a weeks holydays
instead that he cleared FL 600 last year by the
sale of stock on the Flemish farm, for which he still
refuses to pay poor rates, and has Withdrawn his
custom from one of the Windsor tradesmen who
pressed the matter of the rating; that the whole
affair of the Christmas royal bounty was sham and
a cheat the details being gone into that the reason
why Macready refused to read Antigone at the
Castle, the other day, was because haggling bar
gain was attempted to be driven with him for E1O;
that Osborn-house and Claremont are preferred to
Windsor or Buckingham Palace, because two or
three hundred pounds day is saved, owing to the
former residences being too small to rece i've many
visiters, etc.
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APpoRT1oNMEMr OF THE LEGISLATURE.

APPORTIONMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
and Hense Of Representatees tie General assembly
male ls7 undea tie 8th 10TH and 18th articles Of tie
Constitution.
szcr1osl Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives, of the State OF Louisiana in General As
sembly convened, that until the ne!t and appor
Safe' @ ss ssa %spf 'fs vita be divided
e Rases Of Paquem min St Ben Bernard and the part Of
river shall form District and shall elect one Senator
All that portion Of the parish Of Orleans on the left bank
one District. and shall elect four Senators.
The parishes Of jefferson and St Charles shall form one
Fhe parishes OF St. John the Baptist St James and
Ascension, shall tom one District and shall elect two
The parishes of Assumption Lafourche Interior and Ter
Of bee an West ssf Bao Roase Shall
form m, one District and and. elect two Senators
form one District and elect one Senator.
The parishes of st Helena Washington and St Tam
many shall form one District and elect Senator.
The parish OF East Feliciana shall form District and
The parish OF West Felciana shall form one District and
The parish OF Point Coupee shall form one District, and
The parishes of Concora and rensas shall form one Dis
The parishes of Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis
The parishes Of Catahoua, Franklin and Caldwell shall
torn T1 one DisStnct and elect one Senator.
son. shall form one District. and elect one Senator
The parishes of Claiborne and Bosier shall form Dis
The parishes of Caddo, De Soto and Sabine shall form
one District, and elect Senator.
The parish OF Natchitoches shall form District, and
elect one Senator
The parishes of Rapide and and Avoyelles shall form one
District, and elect two Senators
The parishes of St Landry and Calcaseu shall form one
District, and elect two Senator'S
The parishes of Lafayette and Vermon shall form one
District, and elect one Senator.
The parish OF St Martin shall form District and elect
one Senator.
The parish of ST. Mary shall form one District and elect
Senator.
SECTION g .fmdbeH further enacted That until the next
census and appolonment, the representation the House
OF Representatives shall be appooned among the several
parishes and districts of 375 electors representative num-
ber to wit:
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Customhouse--{Ofi hours from Q A. NJ to up MI
DENIS PRlKuR, Collector; d. O. Iincks aud j w Hincks
Deputy GollecoH Acde I.sBrunche Naval Officer Louis
peletra Deputy do David HAYDEN Surveyor j. Graham.
W. ReybRRT aa DSRuty do F. Mohy duncan Ae.
Duly Duly Reasurer; g snethen,, Marker; A. Boniean,
bforSs d do po nc~ hegserng Clerk L. s
Book-keepe p NJ. Ozanne lst lmpo.t Clerk s. NJ Read,
Debenure Clerk G. B. Montalnat Cash CLERK II Gsnees'
Assistant do; F. b. Bernard Commercial Abstract Sek
I p White, Assistant Abstract Clerk " Z c. Dnniessis
IhoS. Hagsn. Permit Clerks: Virgil N. Smyth CORES
bonding Clerk w E. Wells stoIekeeper F Dueayet
> H. Page Surveyor and Inspector Port Pontchatrain
n Day I"sp9et9rs-W NJ Carter, H, G Pearson, w. p.
land T. a pWI Ha, E segot, l. r Ransldson, +
SinpO't JG e 4 I Talsds II Beck v GampbeIl
p , Nh, J. A Dqgce NJ Esan Jules Durve s W smith,
T. l.: maspf9 RICHARD Rust s, St. Cyr s Harris A
hopssea9 John Wilcox ?. Genn, John c. Taylor James
Ma y; nandIesrlff r. L Dupessis, w K Stiles Joseph
; uphe, p P vernsy FaI,ar Y. Dnple,s. A. b. Shelby.
mf Ss mssHve Eva9S John balman, w w Virgins
NSht ln$neetors-A. J. Failon j. A Noble s p Ross
IL. Breed, Ii. Crane. :. Doi"i f.
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DAILY CRESCENT

Forthe Crescent.
,sr1nEvr IN WESTERN PENNsYLVANlA-AEA eI
Stretched on his bed old Frank was lying,
preitv certain he was dying:
And instead Of summing past offences
Began TO calculate expenses;
But having never been to school,
Frank was no schoar-yet no TOOL
Old Sam. Ia stannch old friend of Frank
And one who'd play d him many pranks,
Yet withal sterling friend
Who would his aid and counsel iend}
For him the dying man did send,
To make an estimate OF bills
For mixtures cough-drOps, and tor pills.
And finally his will to write
Fer from this world he'd ia EN- his Tight
Soon as the message came to hand
Old Sam was prompt upon the stand.
puotb Frank to Sam. - I'm glad you We come;
Now take drink Sam. there's the rum
d And then we will to business straight
For Death You know Sam, Will not Will
know have not lonsto i've
And while do fam would give
The little stock in trade possessed
By me- to friends in my behest'
tn Mrs H*4ss* up on the Pike,
Her daughter Peg and grandson Mike,
To each and all do bequeath
The sums in gold you II find beneath
Three secret pannels in my chest,
Where lies my fawn-skn hunting vest
NV nepbew a*sss*t my brothers son,
To him give my long tom gun,
MY powder-fask and shot-p0uch too,
My new game bag of network blue,
NV chest of clothes and all the rest,
Goats shirts, and fawn-skin vest
How much, Sam will the sexton elaine
The undertaker's reckoning name;
Two hacks there must provided be,
For meurners, Sam to follow me;
III also have a twohorse hearse.
A balance will be left in purse
To some slight entertainment maks
For friends attending at my wake.
Tobacco pipes you must provide;
Segars too, and some cut and dres'
Some lemons and some mountain dew,'
To make the punch and stone-tence. ton
Two gallons Sam, think will do"
Pooh pooh Frank Frank this is aonseEs.
Quoth Sam to Frank, we can dispense
With whiskey lemons, and stone fence.
DAMN and set sail to't'' Frank cried ehs,
Sure, Sam, | know what III about
The friends of Frank shall at his wass,
A first rate hearty spree partake
And as to cost, do not care.
What matters it to Frank hair,
Whence he can, by means like these,
His friends and old companions pleasey'
well WELL quoth Sam, Frank have year wsy,
Whate er your will, why I'll obey;
Two hacks will each two dollars be,
To bear your mourning friends, you 500
Two dollars will the hearse provide;
The Chaplan's coach we II have beside;
] think the sum ten dollars will
Pay the undertaker's bill.
Ten dollars will a tombstone buy,
To mark the spot where Frank doth lie;
n a.. Ill al,
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

are opposing them. Misguided men How utterly iur0.
slbe TO arrest their spread The most extraonnarv na1;S
parts OF the country; certificates which have asopbad I
respectable citizens Many of these TESTIMONIAL bsr
been smbmitedto gentlemen OF great distinction who s
carefully examined them to see that they are genu;se
Among these the Rev. N. Bangs. ID, d. of the Meho
dist Episcopal Church. and Francis Half ESQ editor of n.y.
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submis
The Hon. VIM, Y. Brady, the Mayor of New York rbo
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal of the OH,
that they are genuine and reliable. "'
With such names, we fear opposition We ara fnr;ssi
at point and solicit continuance of the unexamnaS
patronage we have already received We would ennsr
advise
LIST That in every neghborhood where there is no Graees
berg Depot, immediate steps should I've taken to hara
one. BY addressing the General Agent of any dstnr
this can be secured.
3D. Families should club together and get an immediate SUD-
3d. Emigant Societies and other planthropic bodies should
of tfa'a GRAEFESBERG VEGETABLE PILLS alone
Of the HEALTH BiTTERs, an enormous quantity
in the world. They are composed of Roots Herbs Bark
and Vines gathered the forests and praies Of Amer
ca and are speedy and certain restorative of weak and
deblitated constitutions
The other Medicines Of the Company are of equal value
and Mt are as :, follo %Tr,prpc r,ps,p,,r o,,
PoTNDsTHE GRAEFENBERG EYE LoT ION,
SSfNAHE 54SfsffSE J9EufSo
D. is6f5a e! tn9 ''P ss.
L., to whom applications PT Agepsiss may nay bs adde
New York. February lsas,
,eg For saIe b. W WELD y Co. Periodical Agents. u
G ss s,rs s's ALfREb HtNTER Corner q EseS,ss
H. W. u Iayss L. IVY VAN BokkH2
ner of Camp and St. Mary street. Lafayette. mh7 In
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FRENCH PRoNoUNc1NG DICTIONARY.

TT,HE STANDARD PRONOUNCINGD DICTIONARY
tsuenne) Of the French and Ehgph i lanFuages IN
and French The first part compelendlng words IN com,
connected with terms belonging 10
the fine 1000 historical 1000 geographical names
II 600 lately published with the pronunciation OF every
nent Iexcographer and rammarians together with $50
critical remarks in which the various methods of pononne-
employed by different authors Investigated anu conf
pafed with each other The second part containing soPi-
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions, with the
by practical and comprehensive system of French gronn-
cation By Gabriel Surenne F. \. $ e. French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member of the French GRAN
macal Society OF Paris, Lecturer Military History IN the
Scottish NavaLand Military Academy and author of several
AIo REDS DICTIONARY Of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers
Just received and Tor sale at the New Orleans Sationes
Warehonse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous,
n,h5 ' j. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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40 q y s.

,pn1r,r TEXT BOOKS &c-NIeiical Students can
ind at the New Orleans staoners WarehG Pls ~
Camp street the largest and best assortment OF al u unb
iher' prices This collection embraces works in every
branch Of the Healing Art and stands unrvaled as co
Price they sold Boston New Y0k snd a5rsss
meut the attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally is respectfully invited The subscriber
oe m b5' A"s j. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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River Premiums.

Uf7eans- PCT. prem
To Nicksburg and all intermediate LANDINGS. 2sf0
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport, Harrisonburg, Verlnllionvie, Co
and Jones Landing is. ~ ; i &0n
To Louisville, St. Louis. Evansville, Ecore Fabre,
Coates Bluff, Columbus, (Ga..) and Grenada,.1 al
renee and Nashville, .. IA oil
non, Alton Jefferson and Amsterdan,,, ,140H
;. Montgomery and Tuscaloosa ALA Hz@a9
Fulton. 03
To Fort Smith, and Jonesborough Cred River .21sG13
To Alexandria and Natchitoches, .........,.. 16(D
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc

LETTERs-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce, (avoirdupoise) sent not exceeding oo0 miles, 3
For every half ounce, and any excess every half
~ ounce, the rates of postage; and when adver.
tsed two cents each letter, or four cents If the
advertising cost so much additional.
For drop letters, not to be mailed, each, ..,:,,,.,"2
CIRcuLARs.-For any printed circular, handbil ad*eT
- senent unseaed sent any distances. i....,..,'...
NEwsrApERs-Of 1900 square inches, less, sent over
30 and rot more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State,
Not exceeding 30 miles fires
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Railroads The CdrrodtoR Railroad Cars leave tho
Depot, at the corner of Perddo and Baonne streets
The Lafayette Railroad Cars leave the corner of C,,,I
and BsIonne streets, ever halt hour during the day
The Pontchdrtrdin Railroad Cars leave the Ie a, the
corner Champs Eyees and Old eves streets every hour
innag the day. ~ '
Ihe kefieaR GfElf Railroad Cars leave the corner eff
tIGampS Eysges and Good Children streets
Sanals Ihe Canal CaroAGeet connects the First Nm
ncipaly with Lake Pontchartran the Old BASIN heinz
terminus. wv ~ WAN ~ aAe
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Corn MEAL CAKEs.-Excellent breakfast cakes
can be made in the following manner Mix two
quarts of corn meal, at night, with water, and a
little yeast and salt and make it just thin enough
to stir easy In the morning, stir in three four
eggs and little saleratrs and a cup of sour milk,
to leave it thin enough to pour out of a pan
bake three quarters of an hour, and you will have
light, rich, honey-comb cakes.
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Port Offcers-Jos. Swer. Harbor- master 1st Munci.
galy; Francis Quare do I'd do; Z. Sheridan do Sd do
ID. Shckney, Master Warden
J. Clark, s. High, A. Capdeyielle, Port Warlens
Josiah Cole, F. Leebvre G. Bouligny A. Lvaudais and
p Lanaux, Inspectors of Flour
w. Winburne, Aug Bozant and A. McKeever, Repack
ers and Inspectors ps Of Beef eel and Pork :,
u. Plauche, do, ID do f. Clemont, do Sd do -
ua a Pteur & Dpny re- ! WheHy $, W. Polk, P 4.
Treasurer. " - ~