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M AS oNIC.

HOLLAND CHAPTER; No, 9, of ROYAL a
ARCH MASOSS-under the immediate iurisdc- "
of the General Grand Chapter for the United X x
Statehood their monthly meetings the first W.
Monday evening of each month the Masonic Hall over
the Canoon Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and Per
dido .oiicers-T H. Lewis II P: ID Blair Sec'y
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYALARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Chapter for the tnited States-hod their monthly meetings
on the "a Mondayerening oeaeh month the Masonic Hail.
over The Carrolton RAILROAD Depot Of Baronne and
mers, Secretary
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the juris-
dcon OF the Grand Lodge of NISsspp-hod their monthly
meetings on the fist Tuesday evening each month at The
Masonic Hall over the CarTolton Railroad Depot corner
Elonne and rer9ido streets T. Oticers-N p Coleman
w NJ; Sam q. Risk Secretary
. LAfAA ETTE LODGE-unier the jurisdiction of the
Fand Lodge OF Mslssipphoi their monthly meetings in
he my Of Lafayette, the third Monday of each month
a, me oda Fellow Hall, Levee street. jackson
oihcers-M X Dudley, W NJ; w. A. Arms, Secretary.
AIKEN LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge OF AsSSspp-hold their monthly or stated meetings
on the second Tuesday in each month at the Masonic Hall
over the Caroiton Railroad Depo corner of Baronne and
hanson Secretary y AZ -' w
MARION LODGE. No 4-workins upder authority of
the louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons@
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN

nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND AsTRlN
- GENT SYRUP-J4p IRfaltibie Remedy for ChO,.fi
Efanlum or Summer Complaint of Children Cholera eT
bus DiarrhgG and any IreguLdries Of the Boras Uss
By the Surgeons in the United States 4rmy nsa sf'a'
'" THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommend
BY the most eminent Physicians Letter C% the E
ton, and now of New Orleans 4 in.+,,
DR. E. s. BILLINGS Dear SIT is but simple luaaCe
TO yourself and the public generally for to say that a
having abored for several months during the last year un
der the ravases of the scourge of climate the Darf
until lin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen O.
the faculty deservedy high in PUBLIC estmaon my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, | found your AsnnseI.
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case. also found
equally effective in curing of children OF the mT
miserable complaint. Since it effected myself
have taken it whenever, from cause, there were mp
roms of recurrence and have always found as efedo
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure. ,
In this Southern country every traveller whether by aa
water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost % eN
pense, he might himself he passes his way fan
lies and plantations would not only much disease DO
dear and valuable lives by always keeping u
part OF their medical stores. Yours, Nc. npr,,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON Miss. May - lss
From the .4rmU-Matamoros, Mexico) April 9TH P4'
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me
of the worst of Dysentery under my charge
OF which produced permanent cure in lew days IL"
powerful remedy possessing rare medical virtues; ,
]. b. ASH. Asst Surgeon, " ;. 81
~ For sale by SICKLES 4 co; 40 Canal an, ana y
Magazine streets. New Orleans w, II FOX NaenTEv g
Y. WOODMAN, Vcksburg; and CHAs shkb'h
Grand Gnlf.
mh7 I'm D. HANSBRoUGH
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PRIESTLY & BEIN

No 10 Ne,o Leree and 36 and 40 Tchonpionlas sts n
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and Domes-
TIC lAal W a C.; ras
ufacturers in England and the Northern 1s@A@.ysaS
States, full and complete assortment to which they would
call the attention Of Mechanics Country Merchants and
Pianteof which the following comprise aporton, viz:
$50 tons English Bar Iron, fiat, round and square
50 % Refined American Bar Iron, round and square
so " Swedish Bar Iron flat and square
10 " Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates;
10 " Tennessee and Pennsylvania Boiler Iron;
30 Best Refined Gable Iron, % to 81 inches, square
and round
500 bundles Sheet Iron assorted, Nos. 10 to aG;
500 Hoop % 81 to 4 inch
20 tons Cast Crowley, Shear German, Blister and Spring
Steel;
90 Castings, assorted-Pots, Ovens and L Spiders
and Lids, etc.
50 casks Trace, Ok and Log Chains;
:. Coil, Breast and Fifth Chains;
10 " Back and Cane Garner Chains
81 Mqnroe's and Lyndon's Hoes, Carolina and L ~.
isiana patterns;
10" savage's Black and Bright Threaded Spades;
1000 kegs Gut Nails, Sd. to God;
50 Cut Tobacco Nails
100 - Cut Spikes, 3 to inch
100 Pressed Spikes, 8 to sinch
10 Manila Hawsers, TO So;
100 coils Manila Rope. 6 thd. to ~ inch
100 ID Taned Rope;
10 Chain Gables 4. &, z, q and 1 inch;
80 ANCHORS, 100 to 1900 ID each;
hmes's Sh9vels and spades Pckaxes Anyls Vices Bel
Screw Plates Files of all kinds Mill Cross Cut PIT and
Hand Saws. Hunt & Colinss Axes, Hatche and AIDES
Augers Chises Drawing Knives, Cane Knives Copper S
Leading Lines etc. ' '''''
ALso-Sperm, Whale, Lard and I.nseed Oils SHIRTS
Tqrpentine, Varnshes White Lead and Coored Paints
,ALso-Agents for .NiLLER'S VERTYC.IL GRIM
MILLS. .uhli 5,r
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MENASA>A.
MEDICAL CARD.
S on T HE RN NJ EDICAL OFFICE,

No. IL C.7RONI)EIET ST.
TNO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located
in this city combined with the unvared our
pecnar system OF treatment for Syphie Mercural and al
and sonndly established our reputation.
The Southern Medical Office No IS tarondee
street established in 1910 for the OF all Chronic alice
lions. with few exceptions known 10 ALL the only OBJ
Jeci OF tins card inform those who know not lis Oca
ton that il afflicted with any Of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent, the consult with
certainty and guarantee of cue
10 those especially no from immoderate OF Mer
cnrE NAL practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones oc'urnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
bocheS the skin cer IN The throat general debility
have ruined their constitutions recommend call upon
et they will derive from the effects OF our treatment,
VIII al once convince them OF our caPabty oil fulfilling
what profess
We do moi boast of making rapid and hasty cures but
satisfaction TO perform thorough and radical IN as
shori OF time possibly be done, with adv
tage and safety 10 the patient.
we will not here, through newspaper medium, enter IN
elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections 1t
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF society, rich
and poor. matrimonial and single; all will observe if
afflicted with complaint OF that nature, cannot
class his peculiar with of those that describe.
C>ee eaSe by calling at Oie will him, free OF
all charges that explanation advice he may desire.
II often happens that ill-tmed of shame dread
OF discovery deteS patient from applying those who,
from education and eSpectabity betend him. delay
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms of this
honid disease make their appearance.
10 snch the doctor pledges himself TO preserve the most
nvloabe secrecy and from his practice and expe.
nence he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G. THOMSON.
Office No 18 Carondelet street. between Canal and ON
trance, first door 10 the right OF No 49, Carandee street
PHgale both Common and Carondelet ml I'm
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meets Mt No IS Common street. the second and iouItn
Tuesdays of each month -. Offcer-L. E. Reynolds, w
NJ; w. ]. Armstrong, Secretary. ;,
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-under Inc J ufls'tfG-
ton of the Grand Lodge of Msssppi-hod their monthly
the first THURSDAY evening OF eagh m'h, alnar
OF Baronne and Pertdo streets ofcers-N. H. no" ''''
H rs M f lHf5S 7e Of < Y. MAsONs-hol their
monthly meeine in the MASONIC Hall corner OF BaGnn af
and Perdido streets the third Tuesday OF each monh "
NJ lanes II Miller " Nathan s H. H. VI See "
EIREkA LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF he ~ Iran, n
Lodge of hiiPpi-hod Their meetings IN ae street near
Jackson Otficers-A. ]. Williams w Nj j. Il. ."iiien'''
Sapr
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MANNMANS.
Observation-Disclosures.

j. NJ ELLIS & CO., 104POYDR.4S STREET.
4 We have on hand and mean to be always q
NJ supplied with full ASSORTMENT of every descnp a
A ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such\Ti
= as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob
Locks and Latches Bolts flat, round and square, OF all
sizes Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners Also, Carpen
Bevs Chisels Augu and Bits, Rules Guages, Hammers
and Hand Axes, Hatches Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. ETC.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE..tIol
low Ware Castings Sad Irons railo Irons; Japanea lin
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery. .
e- We shall receive, formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch to sell on the Manufacturers
prices " mills
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l. o. O. F.
Time. Places Of Holding Meetings., and Offers of The
nd

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA; .sssaEszgs.
s;sss at y: GsnG sat Ap Hail. a so ama
%s. e.. FssS I... -. w.,
$ssS,S Fs:s; Sss5ss,s, H.
Msfffsa Thss shs SnaId Sa ia, If
Ffnf Hh1Sgs Fa1 nFAB Ty's Hop
XIV fsoS5'aE Wn%
gn Mags. IN FGn d ves Thd n hb0 a5Tms1
SSI6S G6Sek Ne he Hal Of the Grand
Bernard Cohen, g; Sidney ReIfi Secretary; E. L. Mil
eH IA Fson
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp street. OfceH-Geo G
sss 65n qs ssnsn & sss
h h2Pfs ss ssSy 5assS
street Lafayette; ,Oficey,aWashingon w. vaught, G.
TEUToNIA. LODGE. No; 1o-meets every Tuesday
eers~J .G o G; Philip Nv WimaHn. " G. F. Hemann
refsq u K1T $fes Nn mee every Tuesday
WSii, IA; 6. Faulkner, G; j. j. Waish Secretary
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No la-meets at the Hall of
BaSs G"G Glover psmanen9 ' Secretary VIM
HoWARB 'f HoPGE, No. 1s-!nspted Nov 1876
meets every Thursday evening at clock, at the Hall OF
me Grand Lodge corner OF Poydas and Tchoupitouias
gG j. e. Dunlap Secretary; L. A. Levy, Jr., Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No I4~meets every Wednesday, at
sn Bier 8 c ~ Road i e. & e. Benz o ssce
tary; Edward, Flash Treasurer
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night, at
En t. Mcilon PG e. B i,iGs Masone Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE No. l6-meets every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall in Camp st. Ot'cersP. G. Wright,
HG; G; w. R. Baly, VIC; Harmon Doane, Secretary :;
COVENANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No 8, Third Municipality, every Tues
day evening. OfcenT. A. Packard, G; p; Il. Forbes,
DiTmeyeT Secretary Daniel Wheeler Ieasnre ,f.
ing at l6 Chaes street Oliice-Joseph salba IL
T. ]. Gomez, G; V. Aleman, Secretary; j. fohl'
ETofLE PoLAIRE No 19-meets Monday even
F. Paren:, g. G. Ammel, V G n lie hfh'''' ''''''i'
ISTERIGR oDGEsF ecana edss Mon No A. R mee's
at Bayou Sara DE soto Lodge No = al s s N'"
w Louisiana Encampment No. = al Bay 80" sud
GRAND ENCAMPMENr OF rATRIA l1 :, tss
a. friendship Hall c1 e. W6 SiisfI II W Pat W.
Ta,sh: Il TEe%as G ahd r; vs. HIVE 1--WE ~
Inv W,de" i ii " 0lmsed W & Scribe; ;, w Kirk
lapd Eb y rESS,r;H,'MpMENr No in the Hall
of the Grand Lode on , @' r Mor 81 eI i
NOM n ri cohen scribe; w w. Herbert : w Thomas
ii Sheds W; il. Williams, Treasurer
HOBAH ENCAMPMENTt No; S-meeis at Crescent
l, s NS T. TS%G Mon 1ny Bs
i Fl e '' S'eison. W; - w -, scribe; Geo. C.
Lawrason, Treasurer
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PERsSE & BROOKS,

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS &c, Nos; % a. anu Vrs g2
Nassau STREET. between Maiden Lane ant join siye
Mm Yorh p B. manufacture PAPER OF tampi te
and dissertations and having in constant oefa ynIbioe
Mills at Windsor Locks three q inch FondnnleI ~ hot
with fourteen Engines are enabled to eZee1,e ro Gon @
uniformity of weight color &c They also my ORE
to their PRINTING and PATENT connaaiy
hand together with an assorted stock Of thogaonae Stag
tissue !Iardware Cloth Wrappng Tea R SmGe Bo1a
and Straw Boards Also-Feltings Paper Vine D'
Celebrated Bleaching Powders - Sc NIB
The highest price paid Tor Rags, Rope tuitnEN -
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DAILY CRESCENT T..
From the Massachusetts, Ploughman.
aTNT SARAH

rom tIe MASSACHUSETTS 'SSo'''
AUNT SARAH.
of vore there stood on Kendall Hill
The widow Sawyers domlcil,
A very worthy wight was she.
Aunt Sarah called, tamiarly.,
She had saying winch was ms
When any matter went amlss,
Shed cry, and twas her constant way
g II was not so in Sawyers day
If e'er a COW the garget had,
Or what was worse, dog run Haa'
Should cattle tfespass on the ye'
And field get barren none know why
The mare grow restve on the lodu'
FIo,lpce bound and Oyerurn the loau'
ssied take her snuff, and only say
- II was not so IN Sawyer S DAY.
And then should she some gossip hear
a SANDER uttered with sneei, LII
For such an one was known " pi'"
In selling butter, cheese ana nina
md Others, they were SO anu ~, ,,ue.
And none loo good i n tass %s she au say
- Ii was not so in Sawyers aay'
If men. contentious, went t9 law
About some triHing, patty nav
II neighbors ran into disp1n.esj h,ptas
nd acted less like men tnan S'"e
Shonjd lawless pilferers apoului
and rob i s1 1 pipe. AIas' she'd say,
In was not so IN sawyer aas'
IF LAWYERS took too large a fee,
ar doctors practiced quackery;
If merchants TO increase their treasure
Choused any one in weight or measure,
If clergymen CHANGED TO be thought
TO practice unlike what they taught; ,,,,,..
Heaven change their hearts thus "ou" she P''5
=. 1t was not so in Sawyer day.
Were it allowed for saints above
To leave their scenes OF heavenly love.
TO view the changes here below,
And watch the movements as they 90.
How men contend while wealth, or iame'
Or pleasure is their only ann;
How some, to bring their ends about,
Would e en- be thought to he devout,
Showing that where's the ta!leSf 81, 1pte'
There II be the most religious people,
The strange machines for labor SAVING
The thousand tricks contrIved Tor shaving
The steam power, to perfection brought
By Fulton famous man OF thought
Railroads, whereby most distant places
Seem from us now but a few PAGES;
The rapid cars whose fearful sped
Does en- the arrows flight exceed
Alas their sad disasters too,
That bring to thousands death or wo;
The teIegrapfs that tidIngs BEAR,
Swift as the lightning, through the arr
Aunt Sarah, as she viewed the scene.
The wondrous changes that have beeh'
Might well excaim at the survey, ;,
Sure, twas not 80 in Sawyer day.
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no . n S.,

NrEDJCAI, TEXT BOOKS &c.-Medical students can
t End at the New Orleans Stationers Nareh9sei ~
Camp street the largest and hest assortment OF an vt nnb
MEj)t' Al WORKS OF the latest revised editioS ''' p
fishers uuces This collection embraces WORKS III 49, ;
branch OF The Healing Art and stands unrlya'lea a.
price they sold Boston New York n ana .dr ,se
ment the attention OF Medical Students and the edS
Faculty generally is respectfully invited The su1srhS'
feels assured that critical eNainhl'loh oi e soeh an" "
Will give satisfaction 10 all par,ieS ,,,r, . =,
mh5 J. Is. = EEL. Ia lamp IT.
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FRENCH PRoNouNc1NG DICTIONARY.

yJ,HE STANDARD PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
tsuenne') Of the French and Englsh lanf a. IN
two parts Part French and English Fart II, hhs a
and French The first part compromising WORDS III con-
terms connected with science terms peonsg 10
the fine 1900 historical names, 1000 geographical names
ii 600 lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according TO the French Academy and the most eml
critical remarks in which the various methods of prononne-
ing employed by different authors Investigated and com
pared With each other The second part containing copi
Gus Vocabulary of English words and expressions with the
Inv practical and comprehensive system OF French
ciafion BY Gabriel Suenne F. A. s b. French Teacher
in Edinbursh Corresponding member of the French Gram
natica Society of Paris Lecturer Military History the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
ASo REDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing e lonuh' h eminent Writers "
Ius received and for sale 1T the New Orleans Stationers
Warehouse and Emporium FOR Standard Miscellaneous,
nh, ~ J. b. STEEL. II Camp ST.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs-For single letter. not exceeding n nan ,
, ounce, ~, 6SaaNointoupoisel sent ho 10
For every half ounce and excess over every nan
ounce the same rates of postage; ana Wnen d9 az
tsed Two cents on each letter, four cents, II the
advertising cost so much additional. q
For drop letters not to be mailed, each,
CKcuLARsFo printed ei I;s,snc handful adve
NEwspApEPs-Of 1860 square inches, or less, sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State.
NimsDapers-nness Suscribers-3 cents EACH prepdfd
or moi forwarded from the Post office,
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A CARD

E7OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLTCTED-Know.
ing The extreme hazard which strangers run In consult
ing physicians Tor the OF private diseases owing TO the
utter dIuacatons OF who profess to cure such cases
deem to be nothing but act of kindness towards the
qnionnatey afflicted, web sheer justice TO Dr. Null
LEN No 81 CUsToMHOrsE STREET to state that in the
most appalling form and for several months together was
ger the best medical practice could obtain in New
worse Al length heard of DR.. MuLLEss great eputa-
uon applied to him. and to my great JOY three weeks
jan 7, lsE. lmhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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Gas Works Office on Common street, opposite the ST.
Charles Hotel w DIR. Campbell, Superintendent; George
Allen Foreman P. J. Gleises Collector Gas Laght Conf
mite: james Robb, Charm L. w. Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office. No % Caronleet street. James
Saul President s. E. Percy Sec'y; j. Z. Coulon Snpenn
tendent William Wright, Collector.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
& 7 pvrrRs President; JAMES DICK, VIM L. HODGE,
Vice Presidents Committee Of .4pgeats: IL + Mekenna
VIM H. Avery, w. c. Mylne, w. bogart' " H. hufe anu
1
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office. No. 48 Camp street, few doors
Marin & Co. Office, No. 81 Magazine street. New
Horace Bean Office, No "a Camp street, corner OF
Common. ~ =, r, 49,. o or
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooA'

Nos. 20 and 81 G0id street, Ne1o l"H'
TSNHE subscribers continue to manufac EA1Saa
L ture. greatly reduced prices M sY N
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press EnS&I
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c. &C. of the most aasfwr9
approved kind among which are their i'm 49,
proved Double and Single CYLINDER <SAAssSsA
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper F'IGTTHH
and Book work; Gard Printing Machines Z-.A-eizss~s
and the Washington and Smith HAND M, Boys
PRESSES with without their Patent Iron fote Has
Chases, Gases, Imposing Stones, Compo,n S'eSa and
Rule Furniture Ink, &c, &c constantly on Gfc. d.
article necessary for complete Printing "a an The
Guiding Tyne, furnished at the shortest notice anu
most favorable terms onts pei
pound , .;,ste ID
Editors and Publishers will he supplied with esnfbe
detail for Printing Offices Bindery, by informing u
style and quantity OF work they desire 10 do of aD
The subscribers prepared to furnish Castlhs' "
size or description. at the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron. ,u nj CfuEs
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel MIL keep
Cut, Circular and other Saws, supply OF whcn e 10.
constantly on hand. [mh5 l2ml r. HUE q
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MEDICAL.

URINARY affections, 81 mptoms slruent diseases, heinz
peculiar in their nature, that unfortunately but few
aucc the more the disease peneraes into the system o
lis sreciic nature and undergoing the transformations wh
and In ssinate to diseases of another nature the mor AZ
Grn does the treatment become. General Syphilis is
taueous and takes place under host of different nedc
@norauty prescribed symptoms OF those complains WIZ
pIooerv yield to professional treatment o a
ratye order and the safest method radical cue 0f w.
urinary affections he shortest possible time at the
te suluing Their characteristic chain OF serious conn
DR MAKION 10 Canal street, thoroughly aud elaci"a6
cures all of those diseases. The Doctor contemplate ~i
emoons of treat satisfaction, his success There ara I
few a,cs on record in the annals of the healing art %
afford more striking prGoi OF my triumph disease t
The thorough and complete Of well known cas- G
his civ that locked upon desperate and beyond @
each OF human aid Dr. Maou offices aeat rs C4%I
Street The Doctor has removed 10 10 Canal street G
doors from Royal street. milf I'm