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Splendid Goods at and Under Cost Prices.
TO CLOSE "A CONCERN.
NLAUDIUS REDON, being desirous OF closing his bust
y ness and 10 order TO rea ize his large capital, 2
respectfully Informs bis friends and the public in iSA
general, that HON and after this day, Monday Dec "a
Is he viii positively se, without reserve, and at ~
prices and under his entire splendid stock of JEWELRY,
of al descript ions
DIAMOND atiicles; Fine Silver and Plated Ware
Gold and Silver WATCHES;
CLOCKS and MANTEL ORNAMENTS;
Fine China and Cut Glass Ware
PeffumeTy and Gallery, of the best qualities;
Solar and Astral Lamps
Papier Mache and Japanued Goods:
Gentlemen and Ladies Dressing Cases;
adles Work Boxes and finally, variety OF beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES too numerous to mention.
Such 0ppor unity the present has been Offered
TO the public Of New Orleans aud strangers visiting this
city 70 supply themselves extremely low prices with very
fine Goods, suitable for H0lyday Presents and House Fur
nshing and they may rest assured that thing, with
ont exception viii be disposed of the prices above stated
Please cal and ascertain the fact.
liberal discount Will be allowed TO wholesale Dealers and
Merchants from the Country who viii na it their advan-
tage to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere at
g. REDON'S Store,
d2l 11 corner Chartres and CnstomhOuse streets.
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8- 1t will be seen, by an advertisement in
another column, that John Coates, the popular pro-
prietor Of the old Camp street Restaurant, has
removed his establishment to No. so Poydras street,
where he is prepared TO receive his old friends, and
all those who may favor him with a call, with the
most hearty welcome.
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Gz The Canadians are emigrating to the United
States Buffalo journal mentioned few days
since that several hundred French Canadians had
lately passed through that city, emigrating from
the parishes on the south shore above and below
Quebec.
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RACE To-DAY.-Fine sport may be anticipated
to-day the Carrollton Course. The entries are
Rigadoon 81. Louis, 1Eolus and Error.
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no Three hundred Swedish laborers and me-
chanies have sailed from Stockholm to the Island
of Tahiti, to found colony there. They were
presented with library before they sailed-the
gift of the Stockholm booksellers.
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LATE PAPERs.-Thanks to the officers Of the
steamboat Commodore Perry for very late Louis
vile papers. The Perry made the trip in five days
and seven hours
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s SPLENDID
SPLENDID
HOlyday Gift-BOOkS and Fancy Articles
FoR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
Just rsesiued and for sale 6g
THOS. L. w II l L E,
S3 CANAL street.
cTTT-BOOKS


Leaflets Memory lumiua Poets aud Poetry o. I u
ted Annual for 1919; by Rsy tuIy illustrated IN turkey
nell Coates Morocco binding
Gems Beauty Literary Git Bethunes Brush EsiAS i
for ls49 edited BY Emily Per- with Biographical and Critical
eval. Sketches.
Floral Offering, Token Of Friend Prose Writers Of GeIJ ~
ship; edited BY Frances s. ttuly bound IN IuIAsy'
osgood. Lana Rookhi SUPERB Al''.l'
Foa's Dictionary; beautifully il with ls elegant
lusratsd with IS Floral Illus by the most eminent A
tratons very superior or The American Female I' ~
plain binding; by Mrs. Writ Caroline Fay; oeauulu' q"
Floral Year; embeiahed with Illustrated, in IprRey Ao'e
Bouquets Flowers, drawn Poets and Poetry oi EnsanI'
and cslorss fcm Nature lustrated; edited By Rufus
each Flower illustrated with a W. Gnswoid
p INV Mrs Anne Pevr Poets and Poetry America illus
Dnnies. traied eai'sa Dy nN'N7 "
American Gallery Of Art from Grswoa- u
Works Of the best Artists PoeticaI WORKS oi " "'
with Poeieal and Prose Illus Bryant; llustratso'
trntions Haneek's Postical Works. hus-
The Garland, Token Of Friend rated
ship, for ls4e Moore's POehcal Works. llu'-
The Amaronth, cr Token Of Re- tratsd.
emtrance Christmas Harpes Pictorial Bible IN Anti
New-Year Present, for ls4e. quaran binding
Hyacnh, for ls4s. Prayer Books in Velvet, Turkey,
Buds the Young and every variety binding
FANCY ARTICLES.
Papier Mache Ladies' Work Ca Ladies' Gard Baskets
ses every variety Of styles Paper Maehe Ladies' Portfolios
at low prices IN great variety of bindings.
Bouquet Holders Opera Glasses.
Ladies' Writing Desks Gentemen's Writing Desks.
Ladies' Work Boxes in variety Gsntmens Dressing Cases.
of styles perior article.
Ladies' Gard Gases, Gold, Silver Bouquet Holders assorted
and every variety Of style. Paper Weights.
N BIT L. W. respectfully invites the public and those WHO
Holy5ay GtBooks or Fancy articles, to call and
and learn the prices Of Goods offered for sale
DIS SGD No 53 CANAL street.
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REFINED.-We knew an army postmaster in
Mexico so rened that when he sent dead letters to
Washington, he used to mark them " deceased
epistles."
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THANKSGIVING Day.

G- We have a poetcal contribution, which we
will publish tomorrow.
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0cz- J. T. Huston, Esq, has assumed the edlto
rial chair of the Eastern Times, published at Bath
Maine.
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OF ChloToform has been tried upon Cholera It
the New York Hospital, but it has only moderated
the violence Of the spasms,
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Fancy Articles and Perfumery.

Ed1Cy ATC1ClGS anu 104 4ulu0A y
We have open Splendid Assortment Of New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting in part Of:
CARD CAsEs-Pearl Shell, Silver, etc.
RETICULES- Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, new styles.
DEsKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache etc.
WORK BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood Paper Maehe, etc.
DRESSING CAsES-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehe, etc.
PORTFOLIOS Leather, Velvet apd Papier Mache
ACCORDEONS-Be French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-she and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS-Of the first makers, Gold md Silver Cases.
JEWEL BoXEs-Ebony, Rosewood and Paper Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment
ODEUR BOXEs-From six bottles.
PAPETERlES- OF Ebony, Rosewood Papier, etc
FANs-Of Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-O OF Shell Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES Mounted with Cod Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAs-A superior article, made for u.s.
Also
fine stock PERFUERY Combs Brushes, Gloves, Suspend
e Handkerche Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS, etc.
no es, Guinness &z BUSH I2 Camp st.
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Died

Wednesday evening" Dec 90 halfpas ALICE wife o MI
chael Gemon. - -, ,-,,-~, ~. . .,
f7 The funeral place THIS MORNING. at hatpast
O'Clock, the OF Deod street and TIEo Circle Inc
friends requested attend without further notice.
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py- The =" Crescent" " will be issued tomorrow
as usual.
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Board OF AeaIths
special meeting Of the Board Of Health, held on the
Goth inst, it was -
Resolued That it is the opinion Of the Board of Health
from the reports before IT, that the Cholera IS on the increase
The Board of Health recommends to the housekeepes OF
the city to lime into their yards and CUTTERS and to OBJ
ssrys the stctest cleanliness about their premises.
On notion the Sections were requested to report daily from
this date to the Board. A. d. CRossMAN, President
A. HESTER, Secretary.
The Board will meet future at - O'Clock every day
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RORT oF NFW ORLEANS
lArIrUpr. 99 81 80 0N.-LoNoIrUDE 30 win Time, 6h.
Cleared Yesterday /:

Ship Geo Thatebc, Freeman LIVERPOOL JP Whitney& Co
ET. Ship Harmonic PaupaTd HAVE, u. jenkins
Brit Ship Deven Botts Liverpool. I. q. jenkins
Ship California, MontgOmeTy. Boston, g. W. Hynson
Sp, Bark Peegina, ROdOs. Barcelona F. Puig PUG
Brit Brig Nancy, Taylor Kingston, Ja,l 2. Nathan
Bng Carribbee, Anderson, Richmond, J.W Andrews& no
Brig Marcia Merry man, Philadelphia A. Kearny = 90
Schr Marmon, West Havana, ]. w. Andrews & Co
Schr VIM II. GatzRer, Trexa, Tampa Bay, Master
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The time-hon red custom of setting apart a DAY,
by the Executive Of the State, for Public Thanks
giving and Praise, has been but recently introduced
into this State but in the Northern States it has
been observed from their earliest settlement partc
ularly in New England 1t Itoriginated, we believe,
among the early settlers, in consequence of their
having conquered peace " with the Indians of
that day, headed by the celebrated King Philip
of Mount Hope" 1t is day looked forward to
with great anticipations, by all classes, in that
section the country; and it is the custom for all
the members of family to meet at the paternal
mansion for mutual congratulations and rejocings-
the various members often travelling hundreds OF
miles to be % to hum on that day. There are re-
ligious services in the morning-thanks for the
blessings received during the past year-and then
comes the Thanksgiving Dinner" the table al
most literally groanng under the weight OF delicious
viands the preparation of which has for days pre-
viousIy occupied the good old folks. The elder
branches of the family remain at home in the even
ing, communing together about the Past, the pros
poets of the Future, etc., while the younger people,
with their vsiters attend the Thanksgiving Ball, in
the neighboring tavern. There is one pleasing Gus
tom pertaining to the day, that no family, however
poor or obscure, is allowed to go without good
dinner; and the poor uniortunates in prison are lib
orally supplied from the contributions made in the
churches on the previous Sunday.
We trust that the introduction Of the custom here
may be attended with beneficial results, and that
the day may be passed in thanklulness for benefits
received, and with good resolves for the future.
We wish all our friends happy Thanksgiving.
Mr. CLAY AND GEN. CAss.-The following let
ter has been furnished for publication to the cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia North American.
1t is said to have been written by Gen. Cass imme-
diately after his reading Mr.. Clays address to his
constituents exculpating himself from the charge
of bargain and sale -
DETROIT April IA, 1925.
Dear SIR have just finished the peIusa of your mas
tey address your late constituents and cannot refrain
from expressing you the high satisfaction It has afforded
II triumphant Tefutati0n of the vile ISLANDERS which
have been pTOpagaed respecting the motives OF your con-
duct in the peculiar circumstances in which you
Gently placed. You may safely commit your character to
the judgement of your counTymen and pOste1ty. They
| will not fail to award y0u full Justice
must ask your indu genee for this almost involuntary
butte your claims and services So strong is the expression
which your appeal has made upon me- that could not
strain this expression of my feelings With warm regard
am. dear sir sincerely yours,
Hon. Ii. CLAY. LEW. CAss.
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TeIegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. I"
CHoIERA AZ BALTIMoRE.


BALTIMORE, Dec. l5.-The ship Silas Holmes,
Can't William Wells, arrived to-day from Rotter-
dam. On the passage seven cases of Cholera oc-
Cured. The Captain has recovered, but the first
mate. named Bines, died, and also passenger
named Roson, and seaman. The last case oe-
CURED on the 10Th of November-on ths 10th all
was well. The ship and crew are at quarantine,
closely guarded. The physicians report all well.
BALTIMORE. Dec 15.-The latest telegraphic
news by the Canada reports that Lord Melbourne
is dead.
The Brussels papers say that the King of Prussia
has dismissed the Brandenburg Ministry
The Queen of Spain has quarreled with Naryaez'
The Cholera has appeared at Lisbon.
Lord & Co., at Birmingham, have failed
There were six cases of Cholera to-day at the
New York Quarantine.
Cto4tou is firm nd aJx
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Charity Hospital Report,

From the 1914 inst at clock p NJ to 2tt, same hour
Number admitted of various diseases.
Number admitted of Asiatic Cholera "a
Number of Deaths of Asatic Cholera.
Number Of Deaths of other diseases.
H. VAKDERLIEDEN, Clerk.
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Eg- READ THIS. -G
CROLER PREV VENTVVE

tB In offering this Preventive the public make
It's when such CHOL
ERA, existing, any secrecy regarding medicine that may ben
ehca might saw The compenon parts this
yentye CATENNE PEPPER -CzMPH0R, OPIUM,
CdSIOhEU N, q powerful antspasmcdic,l OIL OF PEPPER
MINT, unl GOOD COGNAC BRANDY.
This article up in yials, with full directions for males
nnd msles also notices from eminent physicians, on Cholera re-
garng symptoms diet and clothing The public will The ad
Faniae having this medicine al han Tor II taken Suddenly
the nigh with violent purging, those dangerous symp
the Cramp Spasm by taking spaonsul Of the above
check the disease until physician
had. who owing press Of calls those moments, often arrives
late Another advantage is that the label OF every y is
prne the gredent that the physician instantly
Wha has been taken before his arrival which all will admit
pgr The medicines active, and Physicians
eau dePnd upon te prompt effect ~ connection with the Pre-
have powerful LiNI HENT tor Spams and Cramp,
containing Mustard caySme re Any physician desiring the r.
Persons ayiag hs e would De wsl supply themselves with
Cholera while wUud delay the yupon until physi
clan cen be obtained.
IS
This preparation by US by mixing the Tncnres Of
the named medicines but by maceriing t medcaments
themselves proportions Unite states ehsaoyl IN
Coguae Brandy forming Compound Tncure o the whoe 1t can
be made, howeye, BY mixing the tincues, At necessary
For hi 1escrp'ion and directions, envelope. - - .
f4y- For saea the SOUTHERN MEDICAL DEPOIs NO. Is
Car0neet street, Canal aud Common streets d2l at2dp
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E5- Thanksgiving.-The Rev. Dr. SooTT will preach
THIS DAY O'Clock he Church Lalayette sauare AL
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PowERs's GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART
which originally exhibited Boston, New York. Philadelphia
and Washington exhibition
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 13 ST.. CHARLES STREET;
The proceeds by the munihcent donation o. its owner "a
ROBE, devoted the formation o an Asylum o me
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets descriptive the 70 be had az me door, az he
Bookstores and Hotes-Pnce 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets cents Children under u years, hapree
isa Hours Il 'fiss Exhibition from MooP.M n2aa
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nt3 93h9isTa 1ia ada BsSAR9 SH9hERA l REM
% Das SuF ds 0F are a & @ a SG CPs No Ssa e@a
should be one hour without this remedy viii save life in any case
1t taken N time Sod only at 5g oydras street dig
~ PTeyeptye-The Picayune that i6r Gleaqpsss s
and DRAWERS SOCKS etc can be Obtained both good and
Royal street di8
kV- Asiatio Cholera-DR PRESTON who was en-
he prevalence Of he Cholera ia 1889 and M will be happy to render
any relief persons afflicted with this fearful maady Office,
door west OF 81 Charles street. IN st. Joseph street DIS I'm
Er A oard-RIDNG SCH0OL-In answer to
nolnc t5st tbsv viii commence series f Lessons IN Rns a ne
Circus, a Pupils engaged. App
cation may be made the Office Of the undsgnsd 10 A. NJ and
IGiGi S it5 GERMAN,
dis 2dpd Late Riding Master FancOni's and Asleys.
Ez- Richelieu Diannond-Pointed Gold Pens
sold have established for them reputation greater any
Pba 11s . u e 5hs points come Of Of m M PEN pr the
given IN m place thus nsrng the buyer against the trouble and
s25Q each win Silver Pencil aciuiai
Large Assortment Of GOLD PEN CASES. every description
A liberal discount o Wholesale Prre6asefs
The Rcheieu Pens obtained in this city oaiy the Agent
d7svadD Corner Of ST. Charles and Canal ssst,
6S- Rogers,s Liverwort and Tar-We invite the
attention OF such Of readers remedy
ior Coughs Colds and Diseases Of the Lungs Chest
Set OF Teeth you inserted consider to e the best
natural teeth To na @ o S oo 70 inn nae Tor . qis & 3 l9e
call on me- at No 4 ST. John street. betseen Pedido Grayer
d8 am a G. TUCKER
~, Eleero-M Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use,
rlalns battersspuee from sl2 50 to SIS Phlo-
and Wire s9ckton Artificial Teeth Files Exeavaor Points ior
d!n j. 8. ANDERSON. II St. Charles. St.
~ a. DSlley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
se e s1 Ell sisa5 sss ne written Signature q
soutssp pspg1 l'l ChsFtrsE slFssa Nav oasaas. ssR
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orr nTeetfngs This FlvenIng,
Auction sales This Day.

R. M ARMFIELD viii sell the store Of Jasper F. smith.
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes, etc, with
out reserve LGI See Auetoh hea"'4
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G. HEaTON
STAR PLA MING MILL,
CORNER OF HERCULES and CALLlOPE Streets,
y New Bas1keeps constantly on baHa genera 2ST9
Re9 Of YEIkoW LOVE- PlsE A and an5
So Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the % shortest
HATS AND GAPS.
lust received per ship Maid Of Orleans, from NewYok
d a well selected assortment of HATS and CAPS, -
Sa1on Suta Cassmee Ruisia and Six HATS
Also, Boys fancy trimmed silk Hats Of the finest of
Infants fnIa8ts and Boys fancy Six Velvet and Cloth
Pnsb aS5 ob g GaDs sye @ s The above goods are
fTom the celebrated manufacturers in New York and
unrvaiied All Of which we respectfully offer friends
and ID hs public on the RRERTsS 9i5 sRPsaSSs 81 Canal
PoYDRAs STREET RESTAURANT,
so P0YDRsA,S; .6sA,;s s. STREET RE. l..
friends and The public generally that he has removed
tom his % ola staRq "a ~ tRe s GS PY6R "a TREET Where
he hopes, by strict attention to business TO continue that
patronage which has been so Literally awarded to him. his
prices viii remain the at his old stand, viz
Full board month ~ ~
Breakfast and Dinner, per month Il
Tiansent ' castomen furnished with meals at a hou
da Bf9ta 5t % cents DnA5( 5oRS SfH6 C66TEs
DELTA RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
WITH all the FURNITURE BEDS and BED a.
W DING, on account of the II health 9 81 the sub E
sc16eT Apply to the undersigned, at the ks'tauTa1J JD
A STEADY WoMAN. who 15-Ii IS prOiessed and compe-
"A tent COOK in all its branches. For such, good wages
will be given. Apply at the office of A MARMlON,
d21 St Charles street. door above FOTdTas.
SLAVES FOR SALE.
A SLAVE WOMAN and TWO CHILDREN-a good
n Cook, Washer and Ironer. Apply at the office of
A. MARMfON, st. Charles st.,
d21 one door above Poydr4s.
SLAVE GIRL FOR SALE.
A SLAVE GIRL, aged about 20 yearsis smart House
Servant ia and good Hair Dresser or Cha' RWf5N sgFf5e
d21 st. Charles st one door above Poydras
LADDERS! LADDERS!!
TUST RECEIVED, per ship ATLANTIC, small lot OF
d LADDERS, suitable for Builders and PanteT varying
in length from ten to forty feet and made OF the best mate
nals and will be sold low. Apply TO J. HUFTY & CO.,
d21 81 Brush Mandatory, 10 Camp street
NORM ANS
Book and Stationery, Commercial Print
ing and Binding,
No. 16 Camp street. complete in all Its details.
BOOKS and STATIONERY, complete assortment
BINDING with and improved machinery and under the s-
| perintendenee Of the best w0rknen
promptness and the approved styles.
/ WHATMAN'S CELEBRATED LONDON PAPER, ihs only
stock that used this slmatel made only az this
establishment dl 2dpd&Wu
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ArrivelI YantardaH:


Ship Constellation Fnter IS days from Antwerp, in bal
last. to masteF-2d my.
Bark FOlida McCarty 5 DAYS from Siss in ballast to
B. G.. Shaw-1st my
Bark Baltic Ingaham 4s days from Malaga to S. Broom
I'D my.
Brig Venice Alexander days from Turks Island, to
MeekeI-Puiut.
in ballast, TO Costa g. Co-lst my.
SchT; St Helena Winch days from Belize Honduras, to
j. Avet-Point.
schT, Jno Roaef Capp, from TampicO. 9Th inst to II.
Cretchell-2d my.
sehr Sarah Bladsn Rankin from CoyngtOn to Oakley 8.
Hawkins-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,:
Bt. l1Quis, Williams. fm ST. Louis.
Eudora, Rhodes I'm 0uachita River-37l bales cotton.
Commodore Perry Washer, I'm Madison.
California, Reynolds, FIN Mobiles bales cotton.
Bsyidee, LOdOwick FIN Bufs-10l9 bales cotton.
TOwbOat DIANA Martin. I'm the Passes.
TOwb0at Annawan, Davis, fin the Passes.
TowbOat Dan'l Webster, Rinehardt, fm the Passes.
BELoW-C0MIEG UP.
ShpChalema and one ship and two baTEs-unknown.
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MEDICAL STUDENTS AND PATIENTS.
Il ANCELOTTUS HOPE ENERtTT, NJ. u, Collegiate
IL Of Kings College, London Alpmnps and M3rtlcu ated
member OF the University Of Edinburgh member OF the
University OF 81. Andrews, and Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons of Edinburgh Graduate in Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women aad Children Licentae OF the Medical
Faculty New Orleans Extraordinary member OF The hun-
teian Medical Society. London.
Professor HOPE EA AERifG continues to explain and 10
those undeected and unFeveasd diseases in the Human
Body that basd the Medical and Surgical aeumen and
skill Of ohsF Professors Graduates and Lcentiate OF Med
cine and SuFgsry.
Hew ascertain the symptoms and determine the Nature
ana Extent Of whateyer disease be present. without any
Information iIo the patient and establish the radical ere
accordance with the Principles of the At0moogy of Life
and Deathot Health and Disease, which have been so sac
ceSSg dBpAea IN the lnFmaIes and Dispensane al the
above European institutions and private practice at Car
roitOn Lafayette and New Orleans.
References gwen g patients IN the latter cities s19 hare
TscGcerea from Gh0e1d, Bronchitis, Consumption Rhe-
asa and diseases that had been pronounced hopeless by
Others Of the Medical Faculty
B.-Pofesser Everitt having been solicited to give in
structi5n IN the above practice Of med ne prepared
every evening deliver Pspate Course Of Lectures
the subject his residence eHemen who have attended
one of Phyoogy and two Of Chemistry and
Anatomy. Fee for Sach Course of Lectures. $3.50.
~ Residence, L BIENV1LLa street d21 If
SLAVE WOMAN E1R SALE.
a SLAVE Ws MAN, who Is a good Cook, Washer and
4 Ironer and General House Servant
Apply a tAe elies Of a, MAkMlON,
dgl St Chsylss, one acof above Poydfaa street.
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EFFEoT OF THE oANADA's NEWS

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is. AT New York to-day,
after the steamers arrival, 1900 bales OF Cotton
were sold at of cent advance, closing firm.
Flour and Grain unchanged, and steady. Groceries
quiet.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l5-At New York to-day
twenty-four hundred bales of Cotton were sold at
of a cent advance, on account of the Canadas
news There is a large shipping demand. Bread
stuf1s dull. 400 tierces Rice sold at So %
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FOR QALF0RMTA

rEN . intendng visiting the above. would do wei %
~ ~ eau e LBi6HfON's Quitting Store No. Roga
street, and supply themselves with good SHIRTS etel
sven Iaea yalusbl9 thaa geld, di9 dp5l
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS


THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER a. 1913
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Memoranda

Memoranda:
Towbost Annawan, from the Passes, went down light
brought up ship Constellation and bark Florida.
Towboat Diana towed down and to the llh inst,
ship julius Cesar
Towboat Danl Webster, towed down and to the
l8th inst, bark Ca-emont and schrs Mawn and Aspi
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euy- rIsc4ro- -1F..-,--,3., z, s,sp-.I-3,-.. =

- Eleetro-M Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use
Win improved flainz Baeesprce from el2 sl5 Pho
sophea Apparatus manufactured ORDER Dentists Gold Foil
and Wre st9eEons Artificial Teeth Fs Exeayators Points
dsm J. b. ANDERSON, II St. Charles 81.
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GV II. D5ney's Magical Pain Extractor. The
o. prepFsar al. DALEY On hs wrapper n sseh ~
aouihsu pspor lsl ChsFirsg siIgsi, Nav 0Isaai ssf
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NORM MANS
Book and Stationery, Commercial Print
ing and Binding,
No. 16 Camp street. complete in all Its details

BOOKS and STATIONERY, a complete assortment.
BINDING with and improved machinery, and under the
perintendenee Of the best w0rl1nen.
pomptness the approved styles
WHATMANS CELEBRATED LONDON PAPER, lths only
esfablis5ntnf 2dpd&Wn
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= Rogers,s Liverwort and Tar--Wa invits

Io45,-IlT u. NJ WENEINtr.
Str The Set OF Teeth inserted for
JOB ever They equally me for
natural teeth Those needing work done your line liberty
eau on me- at No. Il 81 John betseen Perddo Graver
stflets and inspect il for themselves. Yours,
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