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~ The Blackstone Chronicle has been disron-
tinued for want of patronage. The editor, in his
valedictory, gives the following piece Of sensible
advice to his brother printers =
8 To all printers have word of advice, and it
shall be given with an junction. If you asked
TO start a newspaper, don't rely on verbal promises
to obtain subscribers. Calculate all the expenses
of the enterprise, emitting no item that you can
think OF, and then multiply the aggregate by 3
Then estimate The probable income, setting down
each item al the lowest point that may be NAMED
by the most cautious OF all your friends. Dyide
the aggregate by , and if the latter product equeS
The first, go ahead; otherwise have no more to do
with the project than you would with The small poY
the cholera. If my experience will enable me
TO keep others from huring their fingers, shall not
be left wholly without consolation.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s'OR SALE ny the subscrbcr--a the LATEST PrBIG-
4 CATIONS OF the day, among which may be found the
following:
TIE LITTLE WirE-Ry Mrs Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DnChESS The first Of the SEVEN
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete.
HOME OF sHNkspEARE-By F. w. Fairholt, F. 5. 4.
Beautifully Illustrated:
THE ,HENFECkED HUsBAND-By the author OF the
Lucy iOSNiER or the CHAIRMAN AND GHosT-Ry
y. P THOMPSON:
THE TWO EORPSES; A Historical Romance-By Fred
eick Souc;
JeaStf WELD K co, II Camp street
Agency OF the SfrGefCpborg COppGpy'S .'Le9icinrg,
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Observation-Disclosures.

]. N. ELLIS 4 co, 1o4 P0TDR4s STREET.
II WE have on hand ami mean to he always -
vi suppIei with fall assortment of every oe>urD - z
IA non OF BUILDERS HARDWARE. such n
i as Cut and Wrought Nalts and Spikes, lioOHs ~
and Hinges and Plates. Butt Hinges and Screws. Knob
L0cs and Latches Bolts fat, round and square, OF all
zzcs Window PuIeys and Sash Fasteners Also, CaIpen
ers' and Coouers Tools; such Squares Planes Saws
Revs Chiseis Augurs and Bits RGs. Guages; Hammers
and Hand Ies, achets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITtRE-,iol
Ware Castings. Sad Irons, aos' irons; japauel I'm
and Enameed Ware, Table and PocHet Cutlery.
~ We shall receive, as formerly, most OF the leading
articles IN this branch 70 sell on the Manufactures account
ART shall be able supply ali purchasers their o'r
prices. flhp-tgn
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PROCLAMATION


~ i7hA' JOHNSON, Governor Of he State Of Louisiana.
VA HEREAS, The failure appropriate specifically the
innG provided BY law for the support of the Free Pub
lisa I-tr1 49, lie Schools oil this State must exert
.e$t5a s.ss.NF%S. unless prevented in time highly
-. = 50 p'Iudtcia influence the great
Ss'z%&l-2S%.~ cause OF education, and the best in
tereN Of humanity and whereas, the importance of the
matter IN this OF IT, appears call for the consideration
Oh The Legislature at period earlier than that of it, next
regular session IN ianuay 1880 and form extraordinary
occasion such As IN my dment renders necessary the con
Fehtph OF le TWO Houses as may be practicable
a. therefore by hiS my proclamation, convene the two
Houses OF the LEGISLATURE at the State house in tie
Guy OF NewprIean, on the First Monday December mex:
being The touf day OF sad month and require the respect
I'VE Senators and Representatives then and assemble
IN order That they devise and adopt such measures to put
IN successful operation the Free Public Schools OF the State
as to then IN the exercise of their wisdom and discretion
may seem eXpedent and proper and receive such norma
on in relation to the affairs OF the State generally as at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them
tiren under my hand and the Seal of the State at
r. rev Orleans, this twenty first day of August lS4s
- and OF ne Independence of the United States ,he
eventyhird year.
BY the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON
CHARLES 'AYhRRE, Secretary OF State aug
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ALEXANDER HILLS

y Ig
- No. IS Camp Street, .Hto Orleans
VA HERE antilles can fl nd all articles of Housekeeping
comprising general assortment and select stock OF
>iitHEN FURNITURE - Cooking utensils; Tina az
iron are; Fire Sets brass and steel; Shovels and Tong.
and X chen Fire Iron.
- tnamelet and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE.
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block Tin and BritanniaTea,
Coffee Ins.
RI, TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver. Bntann ia and Iroa
Tea and Table Spoons LIVE
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iral bound Cedar Pah
Churps and Tubs ~
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets c. adIe. Nurse Chain AMI
Hearth Brushes ~ ~
MAfS-Jue; Manila, Alcant. Palm and Husk Mats
Waters and Trays.
brass, britannia and new metal Candesticks and LAM
Steamboat and Hail Lanterns.
COOKING Stoves and Furnaces
ID. q ). Wrigfts patent Premium Cooking Stoves 70,
wood OF coal with fixtures complete the most approved pa
tern use. w.
~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished At re-
duced prices mh5 In,
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POTATO ROT.-We regret to hear, says the Wis
consin Sentinel, from all quarters, the prevalence
Of the potato rot. 1t is most destructive in its
ravages, and threatens, indeed, TO sweep the entire
stat
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NJlcibE.-John Campton. steward of schooner
hNelIhe ko>s, Jumped INTO the sea from the ATRIAL
"a tue 81 ut, lat. 20 80, long. 81 50. The mate
and two m'n Went In the boat to pick HIM up. as lie
was floating IN the water. They succeeded in Get
1.nC hold Of him, but he struggled got away from
hein, and was droWped-Bostou Adj.
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MQUESrS.-'Ihe body OF the negro who was
drowned opposite tie Triangle buildings on Tues
day evening, was found yesterday in the river, op-
No-e per No. II, Second Municipality. His name
was "rorge-the property Of Mr.. C. r. Kennedy.
tie frli from the staging of a ship.
An unknown negro boy, about II years of age,
was also found drowned iii the river yesterday,
near the Beef Market. No marks of violence We're
found on his body. The verdict returned by the
'oroners Jury in both cases. found drowned''
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DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of wild CHERRY and rAR

ND DLurcy e.vzr1r ,f WIT n 5,rrrDrv rrn7
IN pf1'l 81 f'of OF VIII oahhh4 ana !tttA
offering the pubc this new and valuable remedy for
i LOHsHmpt0n BrOHchhis .iSfifaa COHgts. C0ids ctc
append few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
mDGcue Numerous testimonials may be seen III a panph-
let for distribution the agency which sufferers are invited
obtain. may be proper say that DT d. eminent
practising physician OF twenty standing graduate OF
the University OF Pennsylvania.
From Mr. .fgka y. Morgan, DrUrgist d0ted.
pITJsBuRs Jan Y .S4.-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given satisfaction those who have used
II. Know OF one instance 81 permanent OF Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able sell al
least sLN year.
Erru Mr. Ednqrd R0bbjys Drpppjst
BoRDENTowN n. J. Jan g. l347-,Ve have taken some
trouble to ntruuca Dr. Davis Syrup OF Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold we received from Won lr 7 "
Cook has used IN his practice he thinks HIGHLY Of the
medicine DIR Cook one OF the mo-. eminent pivsrans in
The United states and was physician Of Jo,enh
BonagaTte KING of Spain dnng ali his residence in hi,
country
frgry The lg7tcyg E,upjrc " yJg31og a. L,yy % ls47
Nj / p frwels. SIT affords me u,Iich ,easnr. to
ha. ean entirely removed by The use of oneaIf bottle If
Ir IaYjs' SVr1 OF Wild Cherry and Tar which Won and
ole advised me 10 use You can safely resonnend The
~ ,aaiIe,+ ,aTiadv Ionry '' '1S
no'' eAoe's1'' 'e'e''' ''''S lyT ~ p
.yr2f,rJ PERM Coouty, PG Oc,oger ISIS iIiiIL'F'
49,, E"ni,4n Pms n 40. nlToths Is 70 morn
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~ Mike Walsh, in behalf of Mr.. Cass, is max
ng tour of New York. On the Ist he made Il
speech in Rochester.
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MAhaM,hNN.

SHIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 ead Front Leoee. TX
~ Is receiving and has in store $f5
200 coils of Manila Rope. assorted to inches EsA
800 do. Tarred Hemp, do. TO 8 DO. -
100 co.'s spun arm and Marlin
$500 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White Lead
800 do. sperm On Lard and Whale Oil
~ cases OF Sheahng Copper assorted from IA TO % or
Composition Nails and Spikes.
5tV tons OF Bar Iron, assortedA merican Sswede etc
aoU Kegs OF Cut NaIis, assorted, 4d. to tod
iN Anchors, assorted sizes from 40 10 300 lbs.
oV tons Cham Gables, assorted from q TO l., inch
t50 sheets OF BIazers' Copper. 10 to 100 h. sheets
800 boxes Tin Plates 3 Charcoal.
100 do. extra size Tin Plates, Hx2O.
100 boxes Leaded Plates, IA \ 20 &c and TX
500 yards of Cotton Canvas, No to 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale Spel,er Solder.
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Rivets Kettle Ears Brass
ana Iron Wire Bolt Copper Tin Smiths, Tools and Ma
chlneY Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery a
large and fresh stock OF late mportations. my35
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QUEER CAUTIoN.-rhe Ohio State Journal eau
tons persons about taking counterfeit fyes on the
state Bank Of Ohio in circulation, described too
hungiingy executed in every respect to deceive
a one
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TIE TWO DIANAs-By A. Dumas.
WYE have received ship Athens. THE TWO
W DIANAs ~. The son OF Il Count, and the blu-h-
igrot King BY Ae4; Dumas
ALlNE; by the author OF The Gamblers " lie
THE TOR HILL; by Horace Smith.
FkANtE-iTS kISG, CorRT. AND GovE"NHENr by
Gen. Lewis tas.
NED BUNTIINE'S pWN'-We are prepared 10
subscription, 10 s weekly newspaler. Nnh the
.irsl number vii. commence "THREE YEARS AFTER,
sequel to Mysteries and Niseries OF New NOrk' Aho,
NED BrNrLINE's LIFE YARN" nautical novel.
The paper viii also be devoted 70 general news
aijtf WELD l. co., Camp s.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


LATITUDE, ~ 81 80 H.-I.osGITrDs ~ N-n Time, @
cIo,wod vos.ora,,,.
=, ,
H, C DHn Gate Iy s1SS t. s ale
Sc"r ioss% Fernandez eA) sa0e5eI " c Zs ao%
''''' wv" i"' '' wy ''' --,"O''
s, r : Moran my my, ~ ~ '' '
STEAMBOATS,
IaioHa Sc .e, I'm Bayou sara-2ss3 bales cotton.
Majestic, hie,n I'm Baton kongei1 DaIe, cotton ,,,
M%c 10 "e", x,n l M D. con
Uncle S p B,,fanso I'm Bayou sara -; bales cotton.
Towboa Pat Henry, Miller, I'm the English TGrn.
Passengers:
Icr Se4m{SHtp % Me- HIcho Wm 10 vel
fonrai, WI brown Dr. " amer =. Batrie VI Barre
4. X. EnLon Nj smnh-9 on deck.
n-.o,---.-
WAN r. MUIR. COUWJSSI0v-gv FnE-
W u4RD FTG VEfC II No 80 - ! s s,
Charles street. " " ' - - w. ~
NOTICE.
M x pAH ye S %2 ODER nEAiA'E in future except to
80, RoQEs l sHons e.. AMP w. EhoSAH ss5
in,S for h sale BY '"'o's '0n snip 'e'''" anu ~T
Siltt X g. HOBBS, u tustomhou>e ST ess~
PLASTERING HAIR.
DLASTERINC, HAIR IN hhd, bbls and sacks
I for sale bv
sh JOIN SIRooD ". Iio common 81
y,riE LAST OF TIE HAk saNoN KINGS ,-Bulwer's
= Iast. Al W LID y - > 20 lamp 81. aio u
DURING my absence SGd rom he city, Mr. JAMES D.
~ RNBl Ill my duly authorized agent, as per act
passed geoie H. Ricardo NoiafH I InGir n,yr,,
aio u JotiN = = hl-DN Ell
NOTICE,
MR.. II. q. HALL is authorized agent during
AFk temporary absence from the Sta,e.
WANTED
4 GENTS to travel for the GRAEFENBERG Con-
"a PANl IN Louisiana and Mississippi. Appiy to
a15 tt ID. HASSBkDi GIL. u Camp ST.
r0R SAFE
yyrHREE COUNTERS and a lot of SHELVING foI
1 sale-sutabe for dry goods or grocery business.
au35tf ID BUNCE. Hat Store 50 Canal s..
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

NEW AMI VALUABLE SCEtOOL BUM.
A MANUAL OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
"A DUTIES; hy ibr. T.. +. Eoie>en, Professor OF the
Greek Language and Literature III the University of
Sorc translated from the German. Edited with occa-
s0nai aUd complete OF questlOns) by the
Rev. Thomas kercneve! Arnold, A., Rector Of Lynn
don, and late Fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections
Just ed and or sale at the Mem OricqRS TGtoncrs'
EGrsE0Uyr T4i2 st1 j B. STEEL. II ANN
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IL A hen pecied husband says that instead of
he and his wife being one, they ten; for She Is
| and he is 0.
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The OTFF.,,E- DfTIGrT which forms an essential ngre
dent in the taeenbeg arSapaTa Com pound IS probably
superior SarapanIa elf Professor Frost OF Charleston,
= C. speaks OF II follows, the Southern journal OF
Medicine AMI Pharmacy
Few vegetable prOtu2tOns exhibit power upon the
generally. so powerfully Its action eXerted
the capillary and secreting vessels in changing their morbid
conditions and dHpOsing them TO healthy
further adds That chronic diseases and chronic in
ammaO and also in the long train of that
follow. syphilis that It's efficacy j, be,t exhibited"
The superiority OF the Gaeenberg Sdrsapanla Compound
may be thus stated
l II Is imposed OF number Of the most effcacious
vegetables the hole of the Matea Medica, in ad-
dIilon 10 Saraapanl'a.
ID These highly concentrated that there are many
dOe the bottle than the largest bottles
advertised.
3D. THIS concentration renders il TO arsapala what Qui-
Peruvian Bark The diluted preparations
better than ordinary root beerourng the stomach
paGHa when suiphate Of the article be had like
taking bark instead OF tlunIne, or Ike travelling
against strong current instead Of in swift steamer.
These things being 20, let all who have made their
minds any SarsapduiIa thai of the Graafenherg
Company. II Is warranted 10 lie ten times eficacious
than other knoWn-nO matter how aige the bottle
eXtravaeant the adversements. As SPRING MEDICINES
the Graefubarr Vegetable Pills the Graeenprg Health
Bers and the Gaetenberg SanaparIa Compound should
upercede all Others For universal use the Pills and Bttes
are Dcaculable value Those who take them need not
fear the eneyang effects of the which at hand
~ The Genera! gent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HANSBROtG1l. u tHmp street, New Orleans La.
to whom applications for gences NAV be addressed TT
TT For sale by WELD 4 co, Periodical Agents. u
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and Cqilomhoqse ST. c. VAN FELSON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SITS; J. WRIGHT u Co ISL
Charres st ]. LLiDO. q Condo ST.. New Orleans..
Tt9S Gp9k Postnaater city of LafaIete; J. l.. VAN
FOELKEL. corner Levee and Seventh ss Lafayette aud
GU ARIES BESNfpT fiRrrotnn La ra,: -r
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Books AND BooEsELLERs.-1he semi-annTa
Trade sale at the Book Saloon Of Cooley. Reese i
III, closed on the iolI INST, after week Of splr-
ted competition among The purchasers. The prices
realized, considering the immense number OF works
offered. very satisfactory We have been ii!I-
mshed by tie firm with the subo,ned classification
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etra Insurance Company of Hartford Conn,
STATEMENT ASSETS ON l5t MARCH, lsta.
Cash deposited in Ph2niv Bank. Hartford, go coo
Cash deposited IN Banks in Hartford, bearing ~ ~
at the of per per anEIn., I7F.-liirA
Stock IN Hartford Bank Hartford. ......... 3t9o
. =, phRnlX o.. E. ........... II 80
:. >. Farmers and Mechanics Bans,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. i ID
Stock in Exchange Rank ..............,.., $3.50
=. =. Connecticut River iianG.......... $50
:. =. Eagle Eank, Providence .......... l-|
=. E. Lee Bank. Lee tiss>aChusejts.... s3j
E. :. Connecticut kiyer Company ...... 100
. . Easgrt. ...... 400
" . Hartford and New ntven Railroad 9to1
TIE above Stocks are of the most substantial
character yielding 70 5 per cent. interest
annually and are worth al this line an al - - ,.,
the above mentioned cost Prices, o. = gJJi ~
Bond. of Hartford and New Haven Railroad SO.. 49,
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. o-2iV
Bills Receivable. payabeln ~ days tcF demand. am
ply secured By pledge OF Real or Personal ksate or ,
vent elQoISeTs fi-2'''
Total Assets of the Company. 30 -3J
AGEsCY OFFICE. No. A. Camu street.
fF The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies the lowest of premium,
turnin. 20 customers IL per cent.
WIN. r FOSDICk.
myl0 till 18TH GEO. c. LAWRASON
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CARRoLLToN aorEL AND GARunNs-
u y = e =. S.
EOTEL AND GARDENS


| o r 80 t - =, ~ 80 GAEDENS. ,
On: OF be most falSAy4 Tf%4denceS u tie South.
! {ssSssA HE taRRohroN HOTEL And GARDENS, s9sss
ssssh o. meS iFtn Lhi a. ST., Ne"OEeanS, The sfx
~A.s-AC arroiion kaiifo&d a2-
HE subscriber mas te honor TO announce that he
fLtV prtPdrtd 10 accommodate Elu6G number OF BOAD
,,, .ao TER5 5iGoo y,, -, M
Fer Day, ~ V Yer Week, $40 w.. Per Month. 81 W
breakfast, Dinner, and supper, at any hour.
EIsf Dhner TO Order ana f'ate FaIle. accommodated
Ice Ceams, S!s4e Lemonade, and Soda 0ater, served
| at the saloon OF IN the GaIlens
Inc Dlnng0cmi ana hestap&t are under the charge Of
Sjoi;Ie and ! a;y 0Fs"nr ~ ~ ' ~ 'eN' VI
6,a' &, f i;1 re ,F PIN niey. and 0pos
- The FLOWER cARD RI. S attached the Hotel
fine o5dsT and far anything Of the kind the
borerETs IN great variety, always 10 be had on apphca
Every possible enton paid to Visites whose patronage
ftSpetilihns soi'c''eh by tnlS''' JAMES IIhNt
,,rr .,rY,,l.rrT. " 1IC-r-,
y.,uU H., HheS SrtItlo ttals - IL ;..,
ne tlo,E a. W. vel hAoHh "Te'IhS etaee, s.ua'sI
aa on Ds i rao U 5 o ms o y o. New o
LNia ISL pai.S we WE e, eohs,,efoie ai 81 -
.a' llate Heen .G. on ne lfoo anu IN M
or pieasrre - '''''' '''
The Bachelors, aparrep,s nnnbecc srtv rooms have
.eea finished snpsqf name, and he prod3etc se.'
uater,pp MAC. in he ITninu 800 ~ '
Additional he'd looms wash honse. iroping rooms Ec
ba We e4n erected e>rasiy ,or servants in he emnov III
ys.efs
Arury,, cannot he srruasssJ an the coast and
EILITARp TABLEs TENpIN ALLEYS and Carriages are
connected with The establishment.
The design of the popeor is 10 ender this hmen
m e of the c ~ Of a2S n aG aa s
IT, snIE,i ~ nTsSnra M al sta@,,ar Dr,on nj ioS
r Ia go o ,T1s F tba .. r,sd an, f. la ,
lat at II n rIock " aryinp # The Pas. ~ p NJ and
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RAsRE.S MvA SMWa,
ICE CREAM CGRDrr

ICE CREAM GARDEN
'E7AYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
!. All those IN favor Of supporting establishment OF
tts kind viii be tEd enough 10 call and UIt - s
taeI votes 1t w C0 tea cents for this best glass
OF Ice trran1h. can b found this cit i judge ~
rom the demand and from what my customers say <ts
fefap they are taite.ng the only way to test that
10 call and typay ten cents and receive thanks must
-fkn0W ajre that am gTyeV, Ike all Ec balance O, The
human Kind the more custom nave. the more am luX-
Gus to get ES' Cal a.,d try the Cream, and ublige
K. Il. WfpnN0RFU
~ I'm caTEar Of ~. Charles and Union ia
CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS
81 The pull respectfully informed that this -
S:TTt mosl delightful place ct resort and SEil
s,ss. neHt now Under the management &s5SsSSt
Of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 70, WV
DUETS OF all kinds viii be furnished by the gard SFT
4er and at the Saloon and IN the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE. SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation Is made 10 iu-
nsh dinner parties with all the decaCie of the season, and
The best OF wines and liquors
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
wII be found at their posts administer to the comfort OF
friends aud the pubic generally, whose patronage he ocits
apis 5m JAMES DtRND.
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SNRAMANAN2a

Ia. p The ; GEORGE WAs + ING; IN FIR
r5ars-On FRiDA the ish inst i a
ISGT6S Alex. \ is'%s @s.le now receiving fisishi.
a14 % ays For pn gS % 3 hyPD oss5
street OF TO 10 co HYDE 3 nGLEsbl II PoydIas st.
Wil meet with no delay. sl5
fssSs5 $:s::!5:: fsSSss'ss
6 1sc%$4g er ,} trad G4 io&fsg and Natehs:
@ pn 5 5 nna aH st cSeS N1GSs
Charles j. BenIan, master, vii resume her Tips for the
ii y On Ooa 100 q " sM ifff, s. {; Magazine st.
-Hs2 p Yazoo Packet MUSCLE No. 2-tar 10.
SiGFGl Sa very s asT5ns .i,st
for above a he 18th n az w
COCK P NJ po,ii'ey For freight or passage, apply
III ~, una ' +. 5. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
IH5G. = y. s Mail NE PLUS ULTRA.-EOr Lgs,
fb i5 ms ana at 5s sioct M SAT AT.
ITeT Tp hs eiegan and fast cunning steamboat NE Plus
oyds ~ha ani viii Lave i sSove Fore fE q
YnE 5GE assfBSYIi2dffSn sPey to
G The Ne Plus uItras enlireIy new boat. and being
very lshl-dranght, will meet with no delay. ''
Ia For Leh0re, Greenwood, Marion, va
- draught and fastunnns steamboat BIN
1S @ ~ i3IS 'f the aS 5 h and
M, T., The New UNCLE sAM-For St; Louis,
xaxszzza-S. DAY 18th inst, at 10 clock AN po.-TEo
new, staunch, lIght-draught steamboat UNCLE SAM
Charles Van Dusen master is receiving freight and
S ss es @ a On Or 4 Rs;Sss
wharf, or 10 hyde & OGLEsBY, Il Poydras ST.
go ~, or to htNNEfT n DIX. Tchoupouas ST.
phls. etc. iii
-GsY, a. st. Louis Packet ATLANTIc-For y.
"A;.-on sATU RDAY the itth inst. at
ming passenger steamboat ATLANTIC, j. Nj Broadweli
nacr now receiving freight, and will leave as above
rUp Heish, OF psSsage having unsurpassed acconmoda-
HYDE OGLESBY, II Poydras street
tT The Atlantic being very lght-draught, will meet
WITH no detention and run throughout the sla
IA q, For Shreveport, Natchtochos and Al
assszErrshN running steamboat ST. HELENA John
htp;den, master, WIN leave Tor the above on SATT K.
DAY the l6t instant at O'Clock, NJ, positively For
street, orto [sl5l I B. SMITH, 50 Magazine IT.
H. AFor Biloxi From Tie Ntlc Canal and
~ES7E-Ss44z3' Iontchartrain kairoad-pla Bay Of 81
aatsAaazs.asa LoH.Si IGSS thriSttam and NssSsipgi
Inc new and Splendid tasunnng passenger steamer
MOB Z. w. C. sutton, master, (bult expressly 10.
the Lake trade, GahIn all N stale roOns) will ply
regular packet TO boAl and intermediate places during
summer leaving New Orleans and Biloxi promptly, as fol-
lows LEAVES NEW ORLEANS FOR BILOXI.
~, hrGm Wen Canal 05ricGI Of Railroad of
t ER4P th f;y:i:i N Dc $$1;h. $s.
.,,r,-, LEAVES BILoSI FOR NKw ORLEANS.
ASA - ? NJ yATfsbAY
of A VIII BE sn g RsSad up to the hou,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
DAGU Err 4 E0TYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS


ELECTRO PORTRAITS.
ESY the application Of the above mysterious agent Da
- guerreOtyle "a discovery of the subscribers the Und.
signed enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS OF the most
sipenOr Kind IN SINGLE sECoSp-CactDg the precise
oppression Instantly, and fixing ndebty upon the
late. GF Those who wish to retain their families good
fKENE> Oi Ts., iOns friends do moderate
Rooms corner o.. Cana and Cha!res stS.tntraac
NO. ) Charities street. tmy3 lyl w. H. HJTCHiNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully hanks for he liberal patron
a age bestowed hun lie first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGU ERREDTiPE into hev. Or eans,
i've during which time he has taken more portraits
thaR other person in the world. His specimens were
attnsd at the Far competition with others taken by
he best operator from New Or, and ne awarded the
trst fremum No specimens exhibited at his establishment
hut those taken by himself j. NJ the public that hs
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
he BEST. Ills long experience, and constant practice
The best inducements to persons CesOus OF instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine sOgtiander Cameras 70 per
cheaper than the city; all other articles the
Pdtes Il = dozen SCOgIi"g No for - 3guaranilet
ne best plates made IN the United States Gases ~ 10 and
81 30; New ORR Cameras at siS
~ Orders from the country promptly attended 10.
IL Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If