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TIN PLATE. ooPPER. Sect Iron. BIC

CtAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 and 8 FRONT LET-EE,
- 6etUeeR CIstORhOEse and BjenUue ~IN.
~ streets, isnOw TeceiviL and hash 4 j
jS-cA store, for sale at the lowest CASH 4sssssssL
yG'4 Prices, the following with ~
W meTOus other GOODS
800 boxes TIN PLATE. &c and TX Charcoal Brands a;
800 boxes Extra Sizes TIN PLATE, DC DIX, DIX,
2G<14IX and Xxx, I22e12 TX and Xxx, l4Sl4 TX
and Xxx. Loaded Roofing Plates l4<2O;
500 bundles English SHEET IRON, Nos. L. IA, l5 Is,
20 "a %, 26 2;
400 bundles American SHEET IRON, No II 10 q;
10000 ID BRAZIERS COPPER. 10, Il and Y 10 sheets
5OOU0 ID do : do. Assorted from ID to lO0b do.
800 bundles American IRON WIRE;
IO0O 10 BLOCK TIN
5000 ID PIG and BAR LEAD.
~ Agency for NORTH'S TIMERS TOOLS and
PECK SMITH 4 CO.'S MACHINES.
Kettle Ears, Rvets, Bucket Ears, Bucket 81
Covers Saucepan Handles, Copper Kettle and
Boiler Bottoms, Russia Sheet Iron, Zinc, Timers Maets,
etc SS- Manufacturers and Commission Merchants are
invited TO examine the Stock and Prices Jy26 I'm
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2:IIS::''I' .:lSi5Ig:S5
aD-PRTY.ATE LEsS0AiS- ONLY. a.

- 7 1tII n 7 II I1I1555O'FN9' w = n II
L J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La PatriH, will devote few
H. hours during the day give instructions IN the Span
ISL Language Mr.. G. has adopted and easy method,
By which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two OF three months. ~ - a,
For Terms &c, apply to Mr.. Gomez Al bis 0lce No u
Exchange Alley Cont street or, AT the BOOK stores Of
J. g. Steel IA Camp St; ThOs l.. White, 81 Canal ST., and
j. C. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the POsotce.
~ If regHired Mr.. G. wll giys lessons II right. nv
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MARNMANEe
SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE

sd4F Ok1ANOLLh1 IND a1aENO " <A1R77'
CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos 7 and Front LeUee ~
- is now receiving and has in store ~
200 coils OF Manila Rope assorted to inches. ~
800 do. TaTed Hemp, do l TO do. =
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint OIL White Lead.
$500 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil
40 of Sheahing Copper assorted from IA 10 - or
Composition Nails and Spikes.
800 tons OF Bar Iron, assorted-Amercan, Swedes, etc.
1850 kegs OfCut Nails, assorted, 4d. to tod.
100 Anchors, assorted Sizes from 40 to $500 lbs.
so tons Chain Gables, assorted from q TO Ia inch.
$50 sheets of BrazerS' Copper, 10 to 100 h. sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates Il Charcoal.
100 do. extra size Tin Plates, lax 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates, IA Y 20 &c. and TX
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas, No to 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; SpeteT Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Rivets Kettle Ean Brass
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper; Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
Chnery Circular Shears Pocket and Table CuteTy q
large and fresh stock of late impOratiOns. mJS
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT PORTRAITS,

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS,
the application of the above mysterious agent Da
- gueueoype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed IS enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly and skiing it ldehby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain n their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Chartres ss-Enrance
No. ChaTtTes street. [my3 lyl W. Ii. HUTCHlNGS.
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Baltimore Sun, occurred on Saturday night, or
rather on Sunday morning, about o'clock, on
Federal Hill. ltappears that young man having
cause 10 suspect his wife of Inconsistency, packed up
his clothing on Saturday afternoon pretending that
he was about 10 leave the city on business Fe,
however, returned 10 the vicinity Of ms dwelling
az midnight, with police officer, quietly obtained
iuEress, and found a man, where no one but him
self should have been, sleeping soundly., The
parties We're Immediately arres ted and conveyed To
the Eastern District Watch-house in their night
caps. A.. The case being eNamir I'd, the female
WAS admitted to bail, whilst the man was commit
nd tu PAIL for further examination
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The OuFEs = DELIGHT which forms essential ingre.
dent in the Grelenberg Sarsapana Compound y probably
superior Sarsapana itself Professor Frost OF charleston,
s. c. speaks of follows, in the Southern Journal OF
Medicine and Pharmacy
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon the
system generally So powerfully is its action eXered upon
the capillary and seCretns vessels m changing he mOLpd
states or conditions and dipOSing them 10 healthy
action that greatly 70 be preferred, &c, NC, He
further adds That it chronic diseases and chronic in
Examinations and also he long train OF consequences that
follows syphilis, that its efficacy IS best eKhIbIted
The superiority Of the Graeenberg SaBapala Compound
may be thus stated
I It is composed Of number of the most eicaciOus
vegetables in the whole OF the Matena Medca, IN adj
ditiOn to SaYapanlla.
I'd These are so highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than OF the very largest bottles
advertised
3D. This concentration renders il Sarapara what Qu
nine to Peruvian Bark The more diluted preparations
better than ordinary root beeT-Sounng the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To weak infusion of Sarsa
pana when a 5ulpfae of the article may be had, is like
taking bark instead Of Quinne or like travelling
against strong current, instead of in swift steamer
These things being so, let all who have made up their
minds any SaEapana, use that OF the GTaeienberg
Company 1t warranted to be ten times eficaciOus
than any other knownno matter how large the bottle,
the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills the Graeienberg Health
Bters and the Graetenberg Sasapana Compound should
gupercede all Others For universal the Pills and Bltter
are Of ncacuabs value Those who take them need not
e" The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
ID. HANSBROUGH, ~ Gimp street, New Orleans, La
TO whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
Gay- For sale by WELD Il co. Periodical Agents. "
Place and CustOmhOuse ST.; G. VAN FELSON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS: ]. WRIGHT Il co. ISL
Chartres ST. ]. LLADO, n Condo st., New Orleans
THOS COOK, Postmaster, city Of Lafayette J. l.. VAN
FOELKEL. corner Ieyee and Seventh s Lafayette aud
CHA RI.ES PENNEGbT farrntnn ~ tee 'S'r
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE. % 578O .-LoSarrUDE, 90 win Time, 6R
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Bark Union. HeTSey, New York. c. J. MeekeT
Bark John G. Coey, Baggett Norfolk and Richmond,
Wills & Ravlins
Brig Georgia nns kngsbury, Boston, Andrews Il Dewey
Brig ThOs 2. Hart, SWasey, St Joseph, (Fa.) Master
Schr Randall Marshall, Merrill, Apaachlcoa,
E. G. Rogers s. Co
Schr Henry Pantagenet Caro- Pensacola, T. C. TwcheI
Steamer Venezuela, Turpin, AugOstura, (Venezuelq)
w. H. LITER
Arrived Yesterday:
u. s. Steamship Telegraph, FOlgeT, FIN BazOs St JagO I'd
inst, to u. s. @. Md my.
schr Mtus Goodspeed days I'm Brazos St Jago in bal
last to master-lst my.
Schr May, Elliott days I'm BrazOs St. Jago in ballast
master-lst my.
Schr Fonnda Thompson 8 days I'm Brazos St Jago, in
ballast to master-lst my.
SChr J. T. Sprague Desca, days FIN Tampa Bay, bal
last, TO master-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,:
Highlander, McCOg I'm St. Louis.
Elisha, Landry, I'm Bayou SaTa-l9l bales cotton.
Belle Creole ChampOmer I'm Bayou Sara 20 bales cotton
Luna, Fairchild fin Bayou Sara-l29 bales cotton
Courier, VI arn, I'm the BaliZe
Creole, 1iibersOn. FIN Mobile.
Towboat POrpoise, Philips, I'm the PasSes.
Memoranda:
TOwbOat POpose tOwed down and 10 the I'd inst
ship Aihambra, brig Orleans and schr Raritan
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4lEBNESDAY WORNLYG, SEPT. 6. 1913.

ACCIDENT. Yesterday a drayman named Philip
lark fell from his dray, and The wheel passing over
him, he was 50 much injured that his recovery is
not expected
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N . y ~ S.
HorE1 AND GARDENs.

AOIEL and GhRDENS,
One of the most delightful residences in the South.
Ar-A TIE CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, ~.
Eass 81 miles from Canal st., NewOreanE Uia theS%S
AAHEA CarrOtOn Railroad. 49,
Lv DreDdrsd TO accommodate limited number of BOAD
KRIS, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Day 81 co. Per Week. $40 Per Month, 30 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order and Private PartieS accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
lee Creams SherbeS Lemonade, and SOdGIoGter, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining rooms and Reaurat under the charge of
Mr. POuCHEr one of the first caterers, and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten.pn Alleys and Quoits.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses.
fr~ The FLOWER GARDEN attached to the Hotel,
fe acres in exten are laid out luCh taste and
fine order and far SHrpGSS anyhin Of the kind in the
United States
BOUoUKTS great variety always TO De hdd on applca
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid Yisiers whose patronage
i resDectfnlv solicited by (my1tfl JAMES DuRNO.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.


THE Hotel at this well known watering place situated
L or the Gulf of Mexico, within 20 miles of New 80
Orleans will reopen for the reception Of Vsltes SfssH
JUNE lst During the winter. considerable alera
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding the comfort Of those seeking health rspose
or pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior manner, and the pTOdneOr feels
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union.
Additional bedrooms wash houses, ironing looms &o,
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ of
YsiteE.
The SKABATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TEEPIR ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment. -
The design of the proprietor render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of LOuSana and adjoining States
The splendid lOWpresSue mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
lst u o'clock arriving at the Pass at P M, and
during the season. the and elegant steamer
California, belonging to the line will leave every alter
nate morning at o'clock returning to the city at IL A. M,
next day The steamers Mobile and MOntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others wishing to secure rooms, will please
address the subscriber
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
TT Letters other maiabe matter, left at the office OF
NJ JudsOn corner Canal and Camp streets Will be forwarded
daily my5 1mis 3mdS w
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RSS4SsMMSMTss

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
i All those favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind viii be ksnd enough to eall and put IN ,lA
their Ii will cost tsu cents fOr the best gs5sSW
of Ice Creamtht be found in this eityl Judge 0S
from the demand, and ifem what my customers say aS
Perhaps they atterlRg tie only way to test that IS
to call and ty-pay cents and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that greedy, ike all the balance OF the
human kind the more custom have, the more am
oHs to get ~" Call and try the Cream, and Obllge
T. b. WOODWOR
jy7 I'M corner of St Charles and Union Sts
CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS
- The public is respectfully informed that this se1
SA most delightful place OF resort and amuSe slfNSS&
ElIl ment is now open under the management afae2@
Of the subscriber In the extensive grounds BO. 49,
DUETS Of an kinds will be furnished BY the gard 80
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens lCE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made to iu
ps dinner parties with all the decacas of the season. and
the best of wines and hguOrs.
And last though least, attentive and polite bar keepen
will be found at their posts administer tOte comfort Of ms
friends aud the public generally, whose patronage he soG
ap13 5m JAMES DOdNO.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON LIST MARCH, 164o.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford $4,000
Cash deposited in Banks ia Hartford, bearing .
interest the off per per annum. 75O0-lliOOO
Stock in Hartford Bank, HartfOd........,. i2ttO
O.. .. Phoenix e. e.. .......,... u,3JO
=. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. u,aO
Stock ia Exchange Bank ,...........,..... 1880
o. o. Connecticut Rive Bank.......,. 6,5u
.. O., Eagle Bank, Pro- .dence......... 1,80O
=, O.. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. sD
=, Connecticut River Company i5m
=, Railroad. ....., 4,55O
:. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an adj
the above mentioned cost prices, OF 3U-l0340
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... AOO0
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at 81 30
Bills Receivable, payabein 30 days after demand
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate,
hOiFeuL ehdOfSeTS SlA)V0O
Total Assets of the Company 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No, AZ Camp street.
81 Inc undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue 10 issue policies at the lowest rates of premium,
turning TO customeE 10 pei cent.
VIM R. FOSDICK,
mylO hU 18TH GEO. g. LAWRASON
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!
lust RECEIVED and for sale-The following NEW
- BOOKS, per Crescent City
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for attn July
o.. JOHN DONKEY
-Complete-Bulwers last novel;
LIFE OF MITNROE EDWARDS
THE TRAPPER'S BRIDE-by the author OF Prairie Bird;
LUCY SANDFORD-a Story of the Heart-a Temperance
Story-by T. s. Arthur;
THE HALF SISTERS-by Geraldine EndOr Jewsburyi
HYDROPATHH AND HOMEOPATHY.
ALSO
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND;
FAUST, 4 ROMANCE OF TIE SECRET TRIBUNAL,
JyI2 WELD & co, Y Camp street.
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TEE TAYLoR ANEODoTE BOOK.

THE TAYLOR ANECDoFE BOOK
A NECnOTEs OF ZACHARY TAYLOR. AxD THE
"a MEXICAN War BY Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter
=IOgethey with brief Life Of General Taylor and his
letters. Illustrated with engTavngs.
Just received and for sale at the Men Orleans SdtiOBers
Barshs"ee Ism JsB. TEL, a Camp &.
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The Lone ISLAND RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-Th
Journal of Commerce learns that Mr. Homan, the
mail agent, who was so severely injured by the
collision on the Long Island railroad, has since
died. Tie following is a list of the names of per
sons killed and wounded, as far can be ascer-
tanned Jacob Wilkins, engineer, and Mr.. Holman,
mail agent, killed Warner Higbe, Of Springfield,
les broken Rem. Sneaker and w. L. Iiendrick-
son, Of Springfield, and Stephen Hillman, of ia
maica, each fool crushed. A gentleman from
AaPhank was considerably injured, and Samuel
Eldred and several ladies slightly
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THE BOY DANIEL, aged about 3d. complexion ~
4 copper color feet org inches high stout built, ~
and inclined to be bald. a suitable reward Will be|
'G aa3S if - O'''' HOYT FORD Il St Charles street
PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR
1T WELD g. co.'s, 70 Camp street
WE RRYs S sSsss Fs fey 9 5Og b2PR and perfect
craving from Daguemeotype taken IN this city Whoever
wantsto secure one will do well to call early Jy25
SUMMER HATS
AAMPlEAhCHY Panama CHINA 39Iu Pearl Ia Tuscan tRai
Spring and Summer styles OF Hats, IN every variety G9
can be found at DARCY 5, cor Canal and CnarreS SITS
his morning by telegraph. apott
WE have SSde1ed beautiful 11 PAN0RAHC VIEW
w OF BOSTON AND IT'S ENylRONS taken
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn by r. T. Mallory.
THE RUSSIAN sKETtcH BoOk-By Ivan Golovins
ANGELA-By the Author OF Emily Windham," Two
LIFE o 6F N Mfr + IaeF; EfB3GWARDs.
HEN1PECKED Hgs6AND;
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, tor Aug lst;
PORTRAIT OF GEN taylor. from DagnereOtype;
PSYCHOLOGICAL WQ6Rks BUS s. etoby Fowler
AGENTS for the GRAEFENRURG Co.'S MEDICINES.
NEW BoOKs-Per Crescent City.
WTE have received and now open the following works,
w per Crescent City
THE TENANT EN- PG Of WILDfELL HALL yte author
VANITY FAIR-Pen and Pencil Sketches of English So
The following Plates OF the " Bh9US" Of .NsU York
J. Winans in the character Of " Joe"
F 5. ChantTan in the character Of " yH0sc." =,
Take ont de Btt-rOm the play New GO As 1t Is.
Dancing for Eels.
AsO-The WESTMINSTER REVIEW for July, 1S4S.
ala If WELD 4 co, y Camp street.
--
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
vEvE OEEFP Co- col. te F,IIo,irT Ioscre5 ,rore,t,,
w Ct i En- o' o te teSIs O' TPe Ds
oftba na he ap az the oice of the SubTber"
esec NY aaaDT d - Ib t viii iii th
movements tbeIeonIail we'll rented
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THE TWO DIANAS-By A. Dumas.
WE have received per ship Athens: THE TWO
w DIANAS; or The Son of a Count, and the Daugh.
ter of King by Alex. Dumas.
ALINE; by the author OF The Gambler w ME-
THE TOR HILL by Horace Smith
FRANCE-iTs KING, Court, AND GOVERNMENT : by
Gen. Lewis Gas.
NED BUNTLINE'S OWN I'VE are prepared to
receive subscriptions this weekly newspaper With the
first number will commence THREE YEARS AFTER, a
sequel to Mysteries and Msenes of New York. Also,
NED BUNTLINE's LIFE YARN" a nautical novel.
The paper will also be devoted to general news
al5f WELD Il co, ~ Camp ST.
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.
For Sale b.. WELD g co, No, 70 Camp street the
following Works, just received
TNHE FAI LACIES OF THE FACULTY the PTin-
/ Ciples Of Chrome Thermal.
ADVENTURES OF a MEDICAL STUDENT. By
Robert Don lass with Memoir of the Life OF the Author
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON. By the Author OF
Robert hacaire in France"
JENNY LIND By Miss Rose Ellen Hendricks.
GOWRIE By G. P. r. James.
HAROLD. BY Sir E. Buwer LyttOn.
THE TWO DIANAS By A, Dumas.
ILLUSTRATED ARABIAN NIGHTS-PaTt VI.
HOMEOPATHIC TINCTURE ARNICO.
GODEY'S LADY IS BOOK, for September.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for September. au23
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HardWare-HardWare.


J.. Nj. ELLIS & CO, 104 POYDRy8S STREET
II WE have on hand, and mean to be always ~
~ supplied with full assortment of every desCHp ENH
"a tIon of BUILDERS HARDWARE. such AZ
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes Hooks W
Locks and Latches; Bolts, fiat round and square, OF ali
sizes; Window Pueys and Sash Fasteners. Also, Carpen
erS and COOpers' Tools; such Squares Planes Saws
Bevs Chses, Augu and Bits, Rules, Guages, Hammers
and Hand Axes HaGhss Spirit and Plumb Levels, etc. ETC.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-HOl
low Ware Castings Sad Irons TalOn Irons; Japaned Tin
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
k5 We snail receive, formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at their lowest
prices. mh5-bm
VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.
TETE OFFER for sale the following described valuable
PRECILLIA. negess, aged about 30 years FIRST rate
Cook Washer IrOner. and House servant.
CAROLINE, muaJress, aged about II years Cook
Washer and Ironer, House servant
HENRIETTE negreSs, aged about ~ years Washer,
lrOner, and Cook.
MARGUERITE grille, aged 81 years: first rate Wash
er, Honer and paiu COOk-gOOd House servant. -
MARIA grfe, aged 30 years first rate Cook Washer
lTOneT and House servant. n
CHARL' TIT negTess aged q years first rate Cook
Washer, ITo and House servant.
VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES
RICHARD, nesro man, about Is years first rate Car
penter and his wife.
MARIA. aged about &c years good Cook Washer an /
Ionetheir Children, HENRY. aged 10 years, and girl
aged 10 months.
The above Slaves are fully guaranteed against the vices
and malades scHbed by law and sold io[no fault The
terms liberal part cash. the other on terms
For further particulars, apply 10
a5 PIERSON Il BONNENAL Office 6I GraVleT 81
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

NEW AND Valuable SUdOOI bOOA'
A MANUAL, OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
n DUTIES by Dr. L. F. BOiesen, Professor of the
Greek Language and Literature in the University of
Soro translated from the German Edited with Occa-
sional notes and complete series of quetOns) by the
Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, NJ A., Rector of Lyn-
don, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received for sale the Neo Orleans StdtiORerS
WlrehOuse Cal2 81 J. B. STEEL, Ia Camp st.
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THREE MONTHS, EXTRA PAY.

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.
IA TIE undersigned having engaged the -esSES
~ Office lately occupied by Brig Gen. ss5ss~=
43l S Churchill, Inspector General U. S. zlAT =
~ Army New Commercial Exchange) SsE%[Eee2S8
OF St Charles and Perddo streets, prepared
ecute all the necessary to entite Officers commits
stoned officers, musicians, and pryates to the above pay
the most reasonable terms Any business entrusted to
their will be dispatched with the utmost pIOmputude
The Regiments Jf Louisiana Volunteers of 1916 included
the act of Congress of 18th July 1913 Company counts
adjusted and made for the proper Depa mentS
with accuracy and dispatch.
Ey Immediate attention paId TO Bounty Liant, Pen
Sims, and other Military Claims.
THEO. LEWIS,
late Cant. Co X, LIST La. Volunteers.
VIM. MONAGHAN
aI4f late Capt Co. F. 9Th Regt. La Volunteers.
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TOOTH-ACHE CURED

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hlENSiNG'S
TOOTB-4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge. ~ Office
No, 50 BarOnne street. 4th door above Common st., New
Orleans
~ Office 50 Baronne street, 9Th door oJoce Common.
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PLANO FORTES.
FREsH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR ElLL


IA OFFICERs non-cOmmissiOned Officers, Must l.
a. clans, and Pnvates, who have served out The Va
XXI term of their engagement in the with M
IN Mexico, Orreceved an honorable dischlrge - "
entitled Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
the Subscribers (95 St Charles street, ave their
applications forwarded to the proper Department at Wash
ngton, and eCeve, without delay, order OF payment
which will De IGNORED by any PaymasteT convenient
to the residence of the claimant"
E5B~ Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
j. JAY LANGDON
and WARREN A. GRlCE,
a8tf late Can't I'd Regt La Volunteers.
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Runaway.

THE BOY DANIEL aged about 80; complexion Ok
copper color feet Org inches high stout built, ~
and inclined to be bald. A suitable Will be- "a
paid for his delivery to M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

kThe Cans will leave New Orleans and CarOlOn every
hour after oCock on Sundays if the weather fair.
E The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the of BaOnne and Canal sts myla tltNoy