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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
rrAIrAU oPERA-AsToN PLACE

ITALIAN oPERA-AsToR PLACE
ON THURSDAY EVENING. Dec T~ia Be presented
ODOnire'u'' srsP 'er Or, q sose,.
Lcr-ra B0egis >xrx Trsn NiieLo PsGi
Maao Ousi .sgrs Psii kn.,'eoe 10. sig Rismonies'
G-uasr,......>.s 8rueceli P-sEueci....ss Gsersaso
Dusa A.forso.. So Sos Gsxeils-..........ss Blond
Gubetis......S 81 A Giab.eiI
Ma.scai CoHiut tor and Director. Max Mye.rss.
Pslcgs o. AaNssto>-PNcget snt lot and Il Tiers q
knsphtheaer 5 cents TIE Box oHce VII BE- o2-n 81 the
op-rs House, AssoF Pace ron " 70 !. 'ea I.
pIase ,rorn 10 pm Doors open al 7oeock to con
ue.c- a = FSsciseiy -
BROADWAY rHgArgR.-pOoc sesa 81 e
- ss5'Srnssee % essn oes G Go,I. M
HoP o Ny rHUMs rSn,
Prev,oG. 10 he Romance he Fsrc- Of
TIE ARCADE
p coucuie with he Fsrc- u
TIE DUMB BELLE
Dress CIcie arc fargueI 5 ct' Family Cree ard sp'
per u-r,. 15cs Gallery snrscee on tnshouy-st IA ca
PuRroN,s THssrER, csA.sERssr-
DThJRsnf EVENING, De-. :. ~ul Re performed
TIE IRISH posi-
Terence oGrsdy NJ sroaghsn W.. Lump Mr., srcUsss
THE TRAGEDY QUEEN
Mr.. Bracesir- Miss Chapman Lawyer >,edfss. ohnscn
To corciud- with he Evtrsvagxurs OF
MUSICAL ARRIVALS
jc-ef Jng NJ Johnston Jenny Jing Mss Cnspmsr
Prces-Dress Crcie and PsrcUeue. - cts Family Circ.e
second Tier = cis Doors open stef-Curain rses
Osce open eaily rom 10 10 5
THE LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Rigs LEAVE TT AN>ouNCk TO is f'iend. and
The pubic geners ihs, they inscd 70 give for he re-
ii-f Of the poor snj destitute.
GRAND CONCERT AT THE
APOLLO SALOON,
SATU RnAl. De- ,. ON which occsson The following
eminent srusis have Kindly volunteered their valuable ser
vices Mad An,oinetie QUO, Mrs Chss Horn. Messrs
Phip Never. Jres Hechl George Bnstow, A Ahrens,
Henry c Tinm. ard ne Germsn Leoerkrsrz under TIE
direction OF Mr. Jules Hecht
TICHErS So CENTS EACH
b. had he principal Musicsorrs snd 81 The door IN
the evening Of the Corcer To commence ats o'clock pte
cise'y az SsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

The imports of November as compared with n
L.. ...-..-.,... .-.ars AZ. annaNad

The foreign news does not appear rom 'he
meager details furnished by the Telegraph 10 DC 'e'!
important commercially. The nrmness OF Cotton Is
favorable TO this country but this is necessarily nen
trslzed by the decline in Brcsdstufs- Money conun'
usd easy at low rate, In regard to American stocks
p.-ip~ss Circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

PROVISIONS 10 Pork there change % n0tre Prime
ll. Mess 70 2tSiq 37k Sales ~ hbis There
~ PRIME ats Sash Beef quiet, with
s1s 7daeo Go Sales bis Beef Hss "a
Lard qet Sales i.n b1 AZ ab'ut 7ha7 parcel ol i' c'
shoulder Neg orleans odd ~ - Blue
steady and in good isnsud Chsese rather quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

COILYER,s LAssIC MUsEU u-252
u BROADNAY-Open every Evening this Wses-Per-
formsness At II. precisely. Or COLLfEKS original Ar
us 10 their most celebrated Living Tablesux Also an ETH
eieni orchestra and Illumination by Dr1mmond lights
p.,o,s,te " cant. az It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

TOPFFERs NOVELS.
ROSE AND GERTRUDE,
Or Tie Mysterious Marriage
by RODOLPH ToPFFER price Is cents, Is published
d5 5si. sTRINGER TOWNSEND.
RICH ENGRAvINGs.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the finest French and
hEngnsh line and mezzOini engsyings, autographs and
studies, eo,ored aud plain. For sale by
~ 9lisc T. ANIhONi, -uo nIoaorV
u PAIMER,s BUSINESS MEMS ALMANAC
FOR ls49, containing q much matter s an Ordinary
2no volume VI Jc1 pages said 10 be the very best com
pendulum Of sud statistics ever Issued rom The AMER
Agency Tribune Buildings New YORK single copy u
cents 81 Per dozen 81 per 100; 80 per lo1 rof sac
sy store keepers. agents &c through
or he unlled sL.i-.. can-da - 2. -.-.
SAVINGS BANGKOK LO-T-No. g2,sga.-
Il 10 JOHN McCAULEY, 80 Ofsnse.s o. ~
atn HEWARD-stoieno on The night Of the 7th inst
'>fUom boat L. Bostedo, Pier LAG, RIVER hrAns a
butsr-iwo Of Them are vanished Ihe ABOVE fs""u
s7iws A ". PALmER, ri sfosd-., n R
I gs-ONs on THE GUIrAR.-An able proies.
.of Of tie instrument wi" ae'rsa sss Pss-.se es
ae..r. Hal Son, corner Of PARK pl.ce 81 2w-
. MEXICAN aRT-UNION.-Tbe distribution will
Aiake plscs Al the Tahernscle on the evening o. me 20
inst None but members Of ne AriJ nion WIN oslf is
les and ihe public press, can Be admitted. q. on'
nRIG STORE FOR sALE.-A hsteins afus
D-tOe one Of beet stands 10 The city Tor eia ana PR
.cptior business IL will be sold Reasonable 20 scsn Gus
t5Iner-nou- oher need sppy. Address Apohecsfy pox
A, Tribune Ofhce. d. ,-s
WINDOW SHADES AND GILT COhNlCEs.-
w Tfe r-ste.i assortment u window shscrs ~ cy,ni
-. ard decorations and al me lowest prices al bAhlo
Us s-t III william between Beenmsn aud spr1ee--t u
DAMAGED GINGHAM- AND LAWNS &c" ana
Och-sp g0ods, lIsf received snf ior sac ~ $4,000,
~ - WILLIAM MATHEWS, 80 Csnarne-st
DR-r REFINED WINTEH jill" 1fs .h9
49, - = ~, y.iior FSDiCOTT 4 SUMNER,
- p. n, Broadway, 100 Elsn-st.
Eov.RD.,- CELEBRATED EGG.pOWDER 10
II ne -- = witch Eggs are rofuced 70 81 -,s
. "a :, so - Ard a. Greenwich a. sad ~ F1ton ~
Cbstbsn 2 Division 49, ljl and "a boSery 10 bsnd
I'D 'ytint - a. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

I,DWARD~.- CELEBRATED EGG.PONDEh, 10
r. ~ which Egxs are reduced 10 -lx cents dozen,
. 90 Al fa 81 ard ~ Greenwich a. snd ~ lton ~
cbshsr y Division Is 49, and "a 30 Sey l75 Grad
~. -. a. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

iVs such weather as the present cannot be
wholesome and requires increased caution In respect
,o eating and drinking exposures 10 night air fos''
&C SC and especially all irregularities and excuses
There never was a time when this more impera.
tt,y necessary than now. He who neslects il trifes
with his own life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

-. FOR SAIE-A neat brick house in Amity o. nesf
Va sullivan, also, one house, sans class IN hous'ons
near Wooster. one Sslofy hnck hooss IN or"n~en
avenue. thrss 4scry houses In Seventh avenue near
Twenty hrd and Two hfst class houses IN seFenh sno
fourteenth ali desirable d1 sings ard ot modrrs'e
psic.s Apply To PErER PARKS, II Wslist hasnrc1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

,I,1. 0RTC,,IsT~.-Ha nLec, situation By y9lns
1.a a. eel n Whoisss and retail store ha. :
- .-,,-s.g- III IL retail AID prescription bushes.
-. - IN ~ -t.l business o. MS own sccOunt Aa-
- of rs paper. ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07

. tNpfRIfNt I'D fUkIsI VIII ..
4 h-Nr nssrs.S Frrrch sri Music % the en- cren
:, nrv,t- f.riLy. 10 Ib- children II RIA
o.. 40 might arT.nse 10 form esss OF az or eea %
be taught a. me y s..-~--.s 81 II
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EIGHTH CONCRRT-JC

EING'I 'S EIGHTH tONtERT-JOStr
NGuNG has he honor 20 announce % The aides sni
eulen q New York that his EIGHTH GRAND CON
CERT will take place NJ the New Musical Hal. so Broad
way. on FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 3 For programme. &c
see sn al bin. snd future Advertisements. dc
pROOkLN> INSTITUTE COZ RsE-siksr
DCONCFRT BIZ GUNGLS BANJO. thursday EVEN
ING y o'clocs. H. q MChOLs, secresMy.
Members sni iheir fsnihss only sdmited. d. II
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

LGttisiAN Al The annual session Of, Of the lie @
the 18th OF October i847 the following bethen %a',ss
day & sefied a. St PGve 1t &c e a A " ses
Ga Y: q v II +, M 6 + Reynolds pt G Chap
lam: Charles ~ Scott & Conductor; A Mclean u Sen
g bG Il. I TESPLE or LoufsIANApe at C
ia! F9qn a ~ TeSgP9gf: q 5iIS W Sn y
| d Y r. T T. Heart " D r: r. /; Bruce " = Y ! j.
FAIRY, W d /; W J. Ahern, W d u; a C. Glover
"LoGfisIAEA TEMPLE OF Ii2soR, No. No 1 pas5.
f. A Y ! At jea KY y Eo5a
}q-ks,, u P i; Jo9q sbinne " G; Jacob Mm0r'' W ;;
'I oCR 2yo2'; rENpLE OF HONOR, No 2mee every
other a qi,y a A. M u T. Y Hsr
ons R. E 7 , l XPn4sW J. b Rs d ' B WA How
WoH, + G9g& FEMF & Of EfF G&oR ap 5ee
the O. sta Fount Hall No ~ TehoaPouas street, every
?f. f:.a aa% T r tIss
( " be FEaF Pfs o Y ff oToR No. meet,
OF Pelican Division No. I, corner OF 81 Charles and om
9 %e@ s o M@ T., S e r E6a naf a,Sa
r Tho. " Van 'Hjck, Y A =; Joel 2. French, y +
Il De%aGe.i y ! i R il BTaas} y (; JOHN Bgeno
"e PHyHS 8 VI MSzep Xo my. c Every Wednesday
Hall on the corner Of Common and st Charles street
lfontlng tie Nerandal and ST Charles ioe; Officers
aIoptof W A 4 7. Giland, R Si Henry Stevens
Burke, c; Thomas Curran, a c; Isaac Mckenzie, 1 );
N n1!n ii2Ff T,i No o,, uoana,5,
syenng al eIoek IN Mangnys bnlldlns> F9nt Levee
d MrnlelPahy, 9ticetsIGeoFge Brswer W +; John Z
Rtye; w 4: Andrew {. Jackson ;; Samuel Collier, 4
4 >; Geo Hale, =; Richard H. Aleekns, T; James A
Aco hfay, {; Charles Lawrence, A g; - MeSfendort,
UNION DIVISION, Nc. Sameets ever Fdday evening
a. half Pai 2eoeE at No ~ feaouGtosas et IT,, on
i; D Davis, 5 Alex Mclean T A. g. Porter
0s +, B. Williams, 0S;-
tRISIAi FDu nj, No. meets every Thursday even
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u 9 3 n s..

.RsIy PORT FOlIo-By Capt. D. F. Whiting, 7th
"A infantry L. s. A.-Contents OF No. l.
SKETCH OF THE ENCA,Mip,ME,NT OF TIE TIE U. 5.
ARMY At CORPUS CHRISTI, October 1915
MONTERREY as seen om houso-top on the east side Of
the Main Plaza after the capture OF the city by The l.
s forces under Gen. TAYLOR.
uEiGiiTs Of MONTEREY with ID Division, eo rnnl-
maided by Gen. Worth, moving into position under the
oun. of the enemy after the action OF Jeronimo.
VALLEY TOWARD sAIfiLIo, with the rear guard
and wagon train of the L. ;. Army coming INTO the
Castle after lis capltnation. IVA,
VIEW OF MONTEREY from Indepcndence Hii, near
fhr Bl,hop's Palace with the village OF Guadalupe and
sierra Siia or Saddle Mountain, IN the distance. ,
Price, dollar each Engraving, or four dollars tor the
Port Folio of five views.
Just published and for sale tse New Orleans Satione
Warehouse Tmh51 lib. STEEL, II Camp st.
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Q e. g. e.
Zine, 8acos eeGo,dns sieetngs one o}Geoeoo Of CO.

GRANPLopGE OF LoUlsIANee 60.
Scs gua,ie e sn ngn2g gt AD s Ia so nd
Of Tehouitoulas and roydras streets, over >z1rS =.
S Nss s2,f aug f fGt" GS e e s.f s VIZ
s H% #f #:.i sss;.. T'G a:5 !
sI2FTs Eh9s Sheds " G Gqariian III of m
and Loe on Fsy n It. 'sss y Tyo a e
J. T. Hammond, G; j. II. B.ehle Secretary; $ Hop
XIV RGFPG% GfSGG3 No. n@ ee, T n s59nyo
T. Hn E2n join n's q aHn: s' e H 5on s
Ftf Sl SsS 6 d y H NO raas the Hall Of the Grand
Bens1d Cohen q J. sidney Ref sscrea5y T. L. MI
t cR RsaSfP 6SG Sc sysy
fysnn at S G. ea s IN GsD no. ea t5
Secretary; H. w oImstei seImanent Secretary Richard
JEFFERsoN LODGE, o.. a--mete every Tuesday
oenn at their Hail on Ie!2Htoas saet above aeS-9n
THOMAS COOK 6 Bueij secrsafg 8 r Beach
TETToNIA. LODGE Co. 1o-mess every Tuesday,
cers-J Off, G; Philip WiImann . % P Hermann,
t oRhEASs f LG6 No ovey Tuesday eveo
WANT st s:efRt FL FsRn ss%R se S s sss', s
F. Val Witt, Jr ereasurer; D. . a. oiot, 0ermaneno
CoMMERCiAL LODGE 60 aa-mce at the oTaIloo
bf Grand LGdff o every We&nSay ev1gg eogk
Blake, Secretary; j. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; We.
Ho pSaf 1 IoBGE, No 1strted Gov . 1876
the Grand Lodge corner Of Poydras and Tchouptouas
streets. UfcersF. " Deesdernier n q: John T. Iafue.
G; }. G. Dunlap. Secretary; L. A. eevy Jr Gpmanelo
HOPE LODGE. No. 1l~mestseeyery 0vedneselay at g
9s sn%@ r n a eeeF Ro6G o q y e o %
tary Edward Flash, Treasurer.
;o,eock, at Crescent Hall Camp street. Q1fcers-C. q.
TEA n, AR 12 or No l-mee, every o9dayoYsa
KNAPP, G; r G. Wright, V G; Thos. w. Banjo, socre-
COVENANT LODGE, No. l7-meets in Ore oIa 90
day evening, Oiictr-'T A. Packard \ G.; i. b Forlas
9 G; J. Dmeyer, Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No. IS-meets every Friday eye9
ing, a. ll6 Chartres street. Otcers-Joeph Saiba Co.
I. j. Gomez, O; V. Aeman Secretary Cont,
ETOlLE PoI.AlRE, No. 19-me. Is every Ne,niry eyee
ing. at friendship Hall No. ll6 Charities street. Office
+. Parent \ q; c. Amme!, V G. a de Amas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LODGEs-Feliciana Lodge 60 O meets
al Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge No. T. at Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou SaTo
GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mee
evenings. Otficers-C w WhltaI NJ w G Pat 40
naIGl: II Thomas, jr., n + G II ?; G. Hooper, y
K w 9 Sen. Warden; ii. p. Andrews. r W G \
ijnn warden; Il w OImsed, r " G Scribe 5. w Kirk
,WTLDEY ENCAMpMENT, Nc. 1-meets in the Hall
o. Inc "4h Lodge on INT and third Saturdays OF each
oF Barr, os Cohen s s,SwHase p Mosen
Il Shield, J Y; Il; Williams. Treasurer.
,HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 3-lnees at Crescent
na5 No u C7mp street on the I'd and 9Th Saturdays Of
H. G. SietSon, W., W; -, Scribe; Geo o.
eaWraSOn, Treasurer.
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FRENcH PRoNoUNcING DICTIONARY.

FgvHE STANDARD PR0SOUNCINGn DICTIONARY
4 (Surenne's) of the French and EnsIoh languages n
and French The first part compehendng Words III COM
use connected with science terms belonging to
II eco terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according the French Academy and the most emil
nent photographers and Granmarans; together with 5V
critical remarks, in which the various methods OF ponounc-
ing employed by different autho investigated and com
pared with each other The second part containing eopl-
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions, with ne
pronunciation according Walker. The whole preredea
by practca and compslens system OF French pronun
citation. By Gabriel Surenne, F. A : E French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member Of the French tram
matical Society OF Paris, Lecturer on Military History lii me
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, aud author OF several
works Education. - :,
Also Reds DICTIONARY otthe English language,
containing the Pronunciation, Eymoogy and Explanation
OF all word, authorised by eminent writers.
Just for sale at the New Orleans Siatoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature. "a
mh5 j. IL. STEEL, IL camp ST.
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TO SCHOOL, TEACHERS


TIVE attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS,
A either for their to sell is respectfully invited
School Books low they can be purchased At eab
shment IN this city, lie intends to keep constantly on hand
all works IN the various departments OF EduCaoH in gene
raj use some OF which
SPELLING BOOks-Webter's. Comly's, Cobbs En-.
eeIsons; New York, Towns, Parey's, Bentley's, and
REAnERGssS H Elliott MH3y F@sGsSa
D%i ro' fs1 ,n.
GRAM!afAR .Mqqays Kj,khams Gresn!e.f; Inser-
:, C9mly Buttons and Cobhets English Grammars;
L6Gic1Ms Nheeys, ' iIedges, "F Tan 1n jamie
COMPOSITE oNNParkers Progressive Exercises and Aids
burns, paIoII's, adams smieys Parley's, Cobbs
ALGEBRA = Dawes Days, Colburns, BonaycastIes,
BRIDGES. Farfars I Lacro1's, Harnys, Euer's, and
GEOMETRY-Davi Elements Practical, Analytical
and Dssenpt,Ne and l1egendes, Playfairs, and Sim
SURVEY NG-Davies', Days, Gummeres Flmt's and
MEMsURA'rIoN-Day Bonnycastle's and ostranter's
DRAWlNG-D Shades and Shadows, peae's Graph
BOOK 1j5 KEE M @RSsaas3!s' F%@o";s a5s God
GRAFH5 5NMSfR%$r oheys. Woodbridge Pa,
1T EI9Ee smey5 and Smith Geography and Atlas;
Hae Ws oney ~ d" 4" and Ra,se f!O
DoT G;o ffy and Questions, rinnock's and Rus
Pos DO G Gtimshaws Ru.ses and Grove, History of France
u. mock noe. 5 and Ferguson IIiston Of Rome;
RRo-t.rims'aw, Key and Questions Of Greece;
'H Life s Of Wa SIMEON iMs!Gg on
Penn Franklin, etc; Marshals and Sparks Life OF
NATtRAL PfHLosoPHy-Iones improved, edition,
swift FIrst Lessons, Phelps do. Tor BEGINNERS,
stocks Bake's, Renwick's and Diapers Natural Phi
CHEMISTRY ones's Improved Edition, Mrs. Phelps's
Chemistry for Beginners, Consfocks Young Chemist,
Comstocks BIakes Turner'S, Renwick's and Chap
%s? s' 1iFSs CONS
MS lffs :92 Ag M4S5 G21 &C.
oogy for Beginners with 800 cn; Conl,tocks Mineral,
ogy and Geology; Lees liltchcock's, Bakewes and
NAfGFRAL HisT0RY @R!sand', and Rn.chfnbsrser',
i IY}G Prmary for bes%nc
q cut; Combes, Com>ock' 5, Lees and Jane Tayor's
AsIRo& OIY--, Peter pa,eys WheweIrs Wilkins's,
!ist oi AZ and h5R0Asq FosopuY-ur
ham Mental Philosophy, Abbon's Aberclomhie's In
!e!Iectgal Philosophy, Paiey's Philosophy, and Way
PoLTTlCAL, EcoNoMY-Waylond's, Smiths, Says
FRE En- G'Gi Sfa RGsonGG%y Bomsrs w,Oo
N and Co99etts French 1Tsmmars 9IIendorn7s
FREScH4, DIcTIoNARIEs.- Meadows; Nngcn,'s, Bay
er's, Wilson's, hiorphys Surennes Pronouncng and
FRENCH READERS-DeTvas's Elementary French
French Render Penins Fables BoInnr's PeTn's Fla.
en- Clos. C,aEes XII, and Historic des Etats TINS
sPANisH-Neuman and Baretti's Spanish and English
Sales loses Spanish Giammaf and Ex su si5 ein
%4s S s9d Dg sfoa N "a Dyed
nan Fis,a Th hey Aders Progressive German Reader
ges and "hoes f German , mG2e ea iGyds Fiji
LATIN GBAMMARs adams. Fisks' GoUI t,"" 3d.
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DAILY CRESCENT
GOOD TEMPER-BY CHARLES SWAIN.

GOOD TEMPER-BY CHARLES SWAIN.
There's not a cheaper thing On earth
Nor yet one-taif 80 dear;
IT'S worth more than distinguish birth
Or thousands gain d year;
II lends the day new delight;
It's virtues tirmest shield;
And adds more beauty 10 the night
Than all the stats may yield.
II makeih poverty content,
TO sorrow whispers peace:
1t j. gift from heaven sent
For mOrtals 10 increase.
II meets you with smile al morn;
IT lnlls yon to repose;
A flower for peer and peasant BON.
An everlasting rose
A charm to Danish grief away,
TO snatch the ir0wn from care
Turn team 10 smiles, make dizziness gay
Spread gladness every WHERE;
And yet lis cheap as summer dew,
That gems the lily's breast;
A tasman for love. as true
As ever man possess d.
As smiles the rainbow through the cloud
When threat ming storm begins
As music mid the tempest loud,
That still its sweet way Wits
As springs an arch across the ude.
Where waves conflicting ioan'
so comes this serapb TO our slde
This angel of our home
What NAV this wondrous spirit be,
With power unheard before
Thi. charm, this bright divinity!
Good temper-nothing more
Good temper It's the choicest gift
That woman homeward bring;
And can the poorest peasant lift
To bliss unknown TO kings.
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N Y v \ 9 n y.
MEDICAL,


URINARY affections, symptoms, virn!ent diseases bon
so peculiar in their nature that unfortunately bu
are able to discuss them II erapeutcal fact OF lmr
ance the more the disease penetraes into the system M
its specific nature and undergoing The transformations VII
ted 10 issima;e diseases OF another nature the mo
ieuif does the rteatment become. General Syphilis i, s
taneous and takes place under host of different mei
iguoranty prescribed symptoms OF those complaints MI
properly distinguished Yield 10 professional treatment of
rative order and the safest method is radical OF
primary affections in the shortest possible time, at the A
time subuing their characteristic cham OF complain
DIR MALEON rs Canal street, thoroughly and elecias
cures all OF those diseases The Doctor contemplate w.
few eases on ecoid the annals OF the healing art VIII
afford more striking proof of my triumph over disease t
the thorough and complete of well known ease %
this cify that wa, looked upon desperate and beyOpi
reach Of human aid Dr. Mallons offices at 76 CAM
Street The Doctor has removed TO 78 Canal street t~
doors from Royal street. mh7 6p
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Rates of Postage on Letters. 90.

sETTERs-For single letter, not exceeding half 90
ounce, laEolupoisc,l sent not exceeding $50 miles,
For every ait ounce and ana over every half
ounce, the rates OF postage and when a.lyer-
fised, two cents each letter four cents, ii tho
: advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters, to be mailed, each .............
CIRCULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver-
- flsenent, unseaed sent any distance. ;.........B
NEWsPAPERs-Of 1909 square inches, or loss over
30 and not more than 800 miles or any distance 70
within the State, ..,..,.,.,.,..,. g.
Sent over such distance, IL
Not exceeding W miles, free.
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Railroads Cac.,lL..n EzLr.z5 Cacs Ieara Nh

Railroads -TAe Carr1'''oR R1flry44 Cars leave the
Depot. nj tile corner OF PeTdo and BaJonne sheets
Ihe JntGgstte RG@road CGrS leave the corner of CANA
and BarOnne streets. every half hour during the dav
The PgAichArtrdR RnHroed Cars leave the Depot al the
corner Of Champs Eyees and Old Leyee streets every hou
on the day.
~ re ksTcaR CRIT Railroad Cars leave the corner of
camps Eysees and Good Children streets.
CanalS The CdRai (7roadc{st connects the First Stu
nSdai.y with Lake PonchaTtrain the Old Basin beng
terminus ~ VIZ " ~ '' - 'o"' 40 4"Ae
- af nsnen tdR1t connects the Second Municipality with
i ae G ehanain The New Basin Circus street, be-
ana p Ssa seet ana Triton Walk, being city terminus
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TENNESSEE AND CoosA RAlLRoAD-He learn
from the Alabama State Gazette, 81 inst- tla' Inc
bill to appropriate one-latf of the two per cent
fund 1925 900 to aid in the construction OF the
above mentioned road from Gunters Landing on
the Tennessee river to the Boiling Springs on the
Coosa river passed the Senate of that State on the
29th ull. The house has NOT yet acted on IT,
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