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APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

IN act TO 1pp0rti0n the representation in the Senate
ard House Repre-. ,tatirts in the General asssmy
nds in nnder s ST. i5 and 1sh ar sts e Of tie
Constitution.
Be enacted By the Senate and House
b s Ss;s that sD until the I'm meg, and
fe S ss ssa b o be divided
the % rsqasma e 1t bsnP o nd s
river shall form District and shall elect one Senator
Of a 1a 0 IF the h sH of Orleans 2a on the Left bank
parishes Of Jefferson and St. Charles shall form one
Ths parishes s St. 'T john Se Baptist St. James and
ascension, shall form one District, and shall elect two
The parishes of Assumption Lafourche Interior and Ter
Of e We Baton Rose shall
form one D,e CT and md elect k.d two R Senator
The parishes of St; Helena Washington and St Tam.
many shall tom one District and elect Senator.
The parish of East Felciana shall form one District and
The parish OF West Fecana shall form one District and
The parish Of Point coupee shall form one District, and
The parishes of Concoda and Tensas shall form Dis
The parishes of Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis
trlct and elect one Senator.
The parishes OF Catalonia franklin and Caldwell shall
TORN one DISTINCT, and elect one Senator.
The parishes of Qnachita Moehouse, Union and Jack
The parishes of Claiborne and Boser shall form Dis
The parishes of Caddo, De SOTO and Sabine shall form
one District, and elect one Senator
The parish of Natchocles shall form one District and
elect one Senator.
The parishes of Rape and and Avoyeles shall form on.
District and elect two Senators.
The parishes of ST Landry and Cacaseu shall form one
District, and elect two Senators
The parishes of Lafayette and Vermillon shall form ono
District and elect one Senator ~ '
The parish of St Martin shall form one District and elect
one Senator. ~ wv
The parish of St Mary shall form District and elect
Senator ~ ~ 'O'
SECTION 7ndbeh FURTHER enacted That until the next
census ana aploflOnnen the representation the ose
Oh hehHenauves shall be apportloned among the several
Der, to wit NAM
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Capital $500 oOo
GEO MORGAN, President; 8. c. BILL, Cashier D,reGf-
ors: s. Stewart r. w. Montgomery 3. F. Fox y p
Dudley, A. d. Crossman. A d. Kelly e. Gayare. Tor the
State Jacob Ou for Mechanics Society Lew Perce,
Attorney; II. b Cenas, Notary. Discount Days Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s2,ooo,ooo SAMUEL J. PETERS,
President; r. J. PALFREY, Cashier. Directors s. Pe-
tiers, William H. Avery F. Conrey. Jr., j. r. Shaw j. W
Stanton, w. P. Convene A Hobart, Jr G. w Squlres
Sawve J. T. Russell F. Jordy, VIM Aing H. Locketf,
Attorney; H. b. Cenas. Notary. Disc0nnt daHg; at noon
Branch at Nacltoches-A. Iemee, Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital a. Coo 900. GLEspY BURkE: Pres
dent N. N WILKINsoN. Cashier. D'rectors: w Ill,am
Henderson, VIM. NJ. Goodrich ]. l.. Boger James H. Nc
Lean, Frank Perot, J. 2. Whitney F. b. Conrad Aor
L. Hermann; Notary. Discount DAYS Wednesdays and
Bayou sara-R Mumford, Agent; at Franklin-R Hare
Agent; at Donahsonre-E. j. Tcbault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank-Capal $4,000, 0OO J. B. B.
YIGME, President RICHARD RELF, Cashier. Directors
YIN. T. Hepp, E. B. Harris R. Brpgier Pierre Poutz, A
Felix Grna Attorney; Achiae ChapeIa, Notary. Dis
Count days: Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St
Martinsvile-Ransom Eastin Agent.
eoSHRy 81 Fssideas Reap 'f DAVIS Cashier bssc
ors: James Hewitt Ambrose Lanfear VIM. Vogel, Chris
mem Edward Shift John R. Marshall, T. Cuvelier; A. B.
Attorney; William Christy, Notary. Discount Days !:
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donaldonyle-
Chastant Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
St Francsville-J. N. Maynard, Agent; at Alexandra
R. C. Hynson, Agent at Opeousas-E. DeBaillon, Agent
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bsEs snss Il Ale. L1 tssebs Nav.
S W. F. R1sbRHs I'm, DsSo!y do Moghy Duncan AZ
Pahy Measurer; T. G. snetLen. MARKER A. Bondea au
kRoSs,kse A. D. D.riecSur, Registering Clerk L. s.
Ro$s feesef NJ ossnns 1t Impst Cerf NJ Read,
9.,s%, Ce e. Mosssmat Cash Cef il Gsneres
~ White MIs:. As p Abstract Clerk v C. Dupessis
yenns Te w E Ws., sto1ekeepef ;" + Duc Ses
sePp'T John Tayls Is-peator Por: Bayou ST. John
e,s qg lnGpi is ~ Casst H. G. Pearson W. P
End A. nW II b. L. Ranadon, p z.
Sfngos J, z \, Tnalars r j. sesk n " csmpbei j
ensu%s J. A. Dxnee, NJ Egan Jass burriye q w Smith
y L.: MasTe.e. Richard Rus 8. ST, Cyl j. s. Han l' 4
H99ssea1 JOHN WilesI. r Gentn John C. TAYLOR. Jame
a. TsnifCr,f, r L p Duplssi.: W < Stiles, joseph
:e4gis, Jr: Jshn J. Nicholson c. Huns F. TainluGer
s wphT{ RaVs!asy P~Ta, Daps,sis, A B. Shelby,
Tmy'hSs Mussssve Evass, John Dalman, w w. Virgins.
asSahs !nsRsetors-A J. FaloR j. A. Noble s 2. Ross
$flesTie T EarAss w. Silk, A BALDWIN, j Dolan' r.
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Time, Places At Holding Meetings. ind Officers Of the
SererGL IOdges

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA sssESxasz<
5s,sbs At X. . anpf s AD# Hail. io soi asa
'Rs hRsssa eisi
fsf%s{
TSf$sI Tbss sssI$; Susaian n sn ~
fe? %ags Fay "f BeRs Ty:0s s. Hoo
XIV M fSSi6fss W ms:;. E Masny
99 nsdSye oS on aaSnsn
T5SIoS iobGE: Ne S1nssts IN The Hall Of the Grand
sass e a Snd P: dnsS F sseresy shsT M
si Rssn Tsaasy
81 F6sr. s qf ssp ye se sss f fs
s 3n nj sssye Ts ssra
street, Lafayette ottoersN aslegton w Vsught 6;
.TEUTosTA LODGE, No. lo--mee, every Tuesday,
ssn~J oa G; Philip WilmaDn, G; r Hermann ann,
ORLEANS hobGE NJ i1-m.et. every Tuesday even
Ee VIII. G Fsasasi e a. 4 M Ho fss
y, c9MMERGIAL LODGE, No 12-mees a, the Hall Of
9seL If Bow ssg G. VIVA f. s.f Fostsi G. TN
Blake Secretary J. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM.
HOWARD LODGE, No 1a-!nstituted Nov; I, 1876.
meets every Thursday evening, at O'clock at the Hall of
the Grand Lodge, corner Of Poylras and Tchouptouas
streets Ohcers-F w Delesdernier, c. John c. Larue,
CT e. Dunlap, Secretary; l.. A. Levy, Jr Permanent
sfHf5ttfFE s Hsyst every wednesday at
O'Clock. NJ, at Crescent Hall Camp street. Officers
Henry Bier N G; E w. Rodd, G, A. B. Bein, Sece-
tary; Edward Flash, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE. No l5-meets every Monday night, at
Estlin G; NJ L. McJilon, V G; Bernard Maslone Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 1s-meess every Friday even
ing. Crescent Hall, in Camp Oficers-P c. Wright
NG; G. w. r, Baily, V c. Harmon Doane, Secretary
Dudley Chase. Treasurer.
COVENANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No g. Third Municipality, every Tues.
day evening Oices-T A. Packard d., g; p B FORBES,
NATIONAL LODGE, No. I8-meets every Friday even
ing. at ll6 Chartres OticeS-Joeph Salba, g;
Z. ]. Gomez, e; V. Aeman Secretary; J. Font,
Treasurer.
ETOILE POLAIRE, No. 19-meets every Monday even.
ing, at friendship Hall, No l16 Charities Officers
+. Parent n 6; C. Ammel, V G.; A de Amas, Secretary;
T. Bleau, Treasurer
INTERIOR LODGEs-Feicana Lodge, No l. meets
Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge, No. 7. Baton Rouge
80. Louisiana Encampment, No 2 at Bayou Sara.
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DoN'T SmooT."-As Professor ?. w. ffatch
Was last suanlHef lecturing upon Astronomy to
class in Cortland county, he brought out his large
Telescope ene evening when the moon was at its
full, and just rising for the purpose of allowing the
class TO view tMst luninary through this splendid
instrument. The telescope is about the size and
hHgth of a six-PoFnder; and just as they got it
hvelled and ready for Use, long Yankee, and
wife ahd wife's mother in company, came round
the corner in an old fashioned boat bodied Wa
@en. Seeing the cannon, as he supposed it to be,
ist ready to be fred he hastily stopped the horse
jumped out, and taking the old steed by the bits,
held on to him with all his caution. Out leaped
&ife and old woman, and stood waiting the explo-
sion with trembling anxiety, the ladies having their
fingers in their ears. The professor, who loves n
Joke, told the boys to keep perfectly still und wait
The result, whle he kept levelling the instrument
sts about to discharge it. After waiting some ten
or fifteen minutes, Jonathan became impatient and
sang oHt, Halo there, Mister, if you're goin to
Ere that pesky gun, wish you'd be arter dom it
fer we're tired Of standin here, and the mare won't
stand Are-we want to be goin'.'' An uncontrol-
sfle Fear of laughter from the whole class followed
tMs speech, when the Professor stepped out to the
read and infbrmed the stranger that as he could not
get exactly right, they might get in, and he would
not Are tnatil they had got past. In moment they
in and of, the ladies with their ears corked,
and Jonathan bastng the mare" and muttering,
" l have seen aore Al-lnanners in York State in
tGo weeks, than lever see in Connecticut in two
PEARS. '-Oseid~ (N. " Morning Herald.
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River Premiums.

rTUW VeW UFedhs-- " e. prem.
10 Vcksbnrs and all intermediate Landings, 24D a
To Memphis, Mills Point. Randolph, Manchester
Shreveport Harisonburg. Vermllionve Co
r. and Jones Landing sl014
IT, Coates Bluff Columbus, Ca and Grenadal t0Ha
n, renee and Nashville 81 @194
r. non non Alton, J and Amsterdam: Is@1s4
IT, Montsomeiy and Tuscaloosa, {Aia ;rstos71
~ Fulton, 0s
10 tof smith and loneshorough Cred Rver) ..2la(3
10 heXandra and NatchltOches, ........... 20 2
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9lR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND AsTRM
- GENT SYRuP-7n Lntniiibie Remedy for Choem
RfaRtHm Summer Complaint of Children, Cholera Nor
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by the Surgeons IN the United States Army mih great
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, RECOMMENDED
by the most eminent Physicians Letter from the Rev
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In this Southern country, traveller, whether by land
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lies and plantations would only much disease but
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping it na
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CLINTON, Miss, May Is, 1915
From the .Armg --Matamoros. lMexco) April Eth lAi-
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FRENCH PRoNoUNcING DICTIONARY

VTNHE STANDARD PRONOUNCINGn EVOLUTIONARY
l. tsnrennss) Of the French and Engsh languages in
and French The first part eomprchendng words IN COM
mon terms connected with science terms belonging to
II 600 terms lately published with the of every
word according to the French Academy and the most em1
nent photographers and Granmaans together with 75o
critical remarks in which the various methods of ponoune-
ing employed by different authors Investigated and COM
pared with each other The second part containing eopi
Vocabulary OF English words and expressions, with the
by practical and comprehensive of French
citation BY Gabriel Surenne, F. A. S, f., French Teacher
NAUTICAL Society of Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
works on Education.
Also REDS DICTIONARY OF the English language
obtaining the Pronunciation, Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce Savoirdupolse) sent not exceeding 800 miles, 5
For every half ounce, and any every half
ounce the same rates OF postage; and when adver
tiSed two cents on each letter, four CENTS if the
. advertising cost so much additional.
For drop letters. not to be mailed each
ClRcuLARs.-For any printed circular, handful adyer
~ tlsement, unseaed sent distance. ..........
NEWsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches less, sent
30 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State, ..................... l
Sent over such distance, IL
Not exceeding 30 miles, free
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Residense Of Foreign consuls.

Sfas sss1scnd -hn A. Merle, Hsplanade strees
2tenf;so7aso = Naas, Is Common street
EsaanSmrS w " r.. Noeel, 50 Benville stree
ge090sS e.. E. Vler. iCS Common street
TsnssaafS Mm Mura, 10 Roy sl street
its.m:Se a. j. Gouvea, cor. Common CaroHdess.
atsa1Heen. Jaaes = kehn, " Benville street
IsraSttSm. Jsnes y Behn, So Bienville str,ss
s.osasd + NJ Ward, 81 Common street
:SsFHN.'..,D Nsesegass, "a Old I.svee
sThsssn..... WIN. Nosel, 81 Bienvile street
,s"s@S''.'...J n Elmer, Exchange Place.
Srsts" .'''... frederick Rodewald & Bank Place.
:sussH. '.... mile Johns. 110 Poytas street.
GI"'reS Roger, corner 1t. Peter and Rampaa
Esis'... Pisrre Eeynaud ~ Tchouptouas street
safdss''.S'. Jacob Heinrich Elmer. E1chasg Place
Spssn ... aros de Eapana, 1856 ST. Louis strtss
ssa'hs...... L.. [. DSron. 81 Common street.
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VA 4 y \ = \ Ns.
MEDICAL.

-,1>,.py affections symptoms, vlrulent diseases H.
Mn;a, IL their nature, that unfortunately bU,,
so q discuss them 1t is therapentiea fact Inn
ancs D the more the disease psneraes INTO the system
specific nature and undergoing the transformations
ticu does the treatment become. General Syphilis i %
taneous and takes place under host Of different medic
properly distinguished yield to professional Treatment ~
ratiye order; and the safest method Is radical eHp d
time subning their characteristic chain seriou,
DR. MALLON, IS Canal street, thoroughly and eissh
cures all of those diseases. The Doctor contsmpss
few eases on record the annals of the healing st G
afford more striking proof of my triumph ds,e"
the tborongh and complete cure OF well known en- sa
This cty that was looked desperate and beyoC
reach of human aid DR. Nlalion offices are at rs
street The Doctor has removed to ~ Canal street e.
doors from Royal street. NH en-
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

opposing them Misguided men How utterly m,
sbe to arrest their spread Tie extraordinary catS
Gates constantly flowing in to the Company from ,I
parts OF the country; certificates which have asonshaI H.
most respectable citizens. Many of these testimonials bs,,
been submitted to gentlemen OF great distinction who h,
Aonr these as the Keen 70 Benrs I sy are ssI
dist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall, Esq editor ofS
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally subminT
The Hon. VIM. V. Brady, the Mayor of New York villa
has given his certificate under the Great Seal of the C,
that they genuine and reliable. -"
With such names we fear no opposition We are fotf.
at every point and solicit continuance OF the uneyam
patronage we have already received. We would earnestly
advise
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken to %,.
BY addressing the General Agent of any dpsnS
this can be secured
3D. Families should club together and get an immediate u
ply.
3d. Emgrant Societies and other panthropic bode, should
furnish them to the needy;
u o 18th GRAEFE tYS yEGETABLEPlLLsao alone
Of the HEALTH BITTERS, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary btters sold at Is cents paper and
warranted to make two quarts of Btte superior ,ny
in the world They are composed of Roots Herbs, Bari,
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and raes of Amer
lea and speedy and certain restorative of weak and
debiitated constitutions
The other Medicines of the Company of equal yaus
THE GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARILLA COM.
THE CHILDREN's Pan ACEA-THE GREEN
B B4LHff bHsESTERY sYkUf foNsoNfrNh
D. HANSBROUGH, TO CAMP Street, Mem 0rlsaa,,
Lo to whom applications f tp seRse p %Sy be Saddles sds
New York, February, 1s4s.
eT~ For sale by WELD & co, Periodical Agents u
Camp street; ID. FELT CO. Stationers Hall "A Char,
tres street; ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Pa M @ Of street Ny k2f
OF Camp and ST. Mary street, Lafayette. mh7 I'm
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Port @Hcem JOS. swler, Harher master lst Munci.
10. Sflckaey Master W axeea " " ~
Clark, s. Meh, A. Capdevjslle, Port Warlens.
= Jssh Cols F. Leebyrs G. BoaiigAy A Livaudais and
w. Winbusne, Ang. Bosant snd A. McKsever, Repack
ar and lqspeetors of Beef and Perk.
IT. pSachs d. d.; d. Tis,gs non do 81 do .s' "'nc u
t. A. PTsus Dpriys ~ Wheny, 8 w. Polk, PA
ssreen, A. Dasanses. inspectors Of Tobacco n C. Hall
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faaasrs s-7ae Csrrettsn Railroad Carr have -ao
Sspot al the corner Of Pes4ido and Baronne streets
T Infogcttr Railroad Cars leave the corner of CsssI
afss sassnne streets, half hour during the day
Ta Popchorfrdn Railroad Cars leave the Depot Of the
sses OF Champs Eysees and Old evee every hour
es.Tg Tie day. N'
Ihe GsIicnn Guif RnRroad Cars leave the corner of
e9sassr EiysceS and Good Children streets
Canass The Canai Cdrondert connects the Firs, Mn
sgeBeluy wih iGe Pontchartran the - Old Basin being
- sy sTnnus, and the Port of Bayou ST john its lake
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
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A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK AND
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Justices Courts for the City.
Municipal Officers.
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
II. ID. BEIR, Secretary; ST. CERAN, Clerk.

a. u. tROSSMAN, Mayor,
II. d. BEIR, Secretary; ST. CERAN, Clerk.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Fr;t ManieipalityasGus'ave Cmzat, Felix MaAent' r.
seeona T"nie;pszty1Geo Allan, A. w. Haines, j. NJ
114a .Ras n IL Wilder J. E Holland j. NJ
p. c. CuvRLLIEK, Secretary
E. A. Michel Sergeant-at-A Arms. w. W. King, Attorney
VAUDEVILLE MAR1GNr. Comptroller Gen. Sinking Fund
FIRST MUNICIPALITY
Louis Bozonief Secretary j. A. Duel Treas. Pub Works
RReR1y TssssueF # the Police Department
i. surg, Surveyor. L. ii. Pile Deputy Surveys
z. Lange Collector Sea Vessels
v Labatut do on Taverns.
Charles Claiborne. do. on Real Estate
w A. Mott, do. on Trays, etc
! ! Provost b, Whartinger Superintendent t etc.
70 JShn Youenes CAPTAIN Of the Guard Mai.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
G. P. Ionte, Clerk: !. Adolphe Layet, Comptroller;
E. soany ssssay Of co Dnapa
A. H EIdridge Ship WhatGnger.
Julian Neville Collector Of Levee Dues on Sea Vessels
William NJ. Curss do on Steamboats, and Flatboats.
= X Thompson Collector Merchants Coffee houses ETC.
q. w: Shaw, Collector on Drays, Cnrts, etc.
VIM Malcolm, Collector Taxes Real Estate, Slaves, ETC.
Ra3de Hunt, A Attorney Edxa d. p1,ker Asst do
Or, R; Reim Physician to the Workhouse.
J. l.. Winter, Captain of the Watch.
Philip Van Benren 1st Lieut.. do Daniel Buby Cd de- do
THIRD MUNICIPALITY.
P. sEUZENEAU, Recorder.
P F. Noggues Secretary M: Esnard, Treasures.
J. a. D'lemecour. Surveyor
D ns,s9 cols s Of Taxes D.ay
MaZanet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-13

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