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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.
nR. BILLINGS, CARMINATIvE AND .AsTRIN

~ GENT SYRUP--.4n Lnfaliibie Remedy for Chodra
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By the Surgeons the United States .Aray Nth graf
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, Recommended
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equally effective in curing OF my children OF the same
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CLINTON MISS, MAY 10, lsB
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Thos l. Bailey Chas Vand kV, Il l Fs
Az BSwss 81 augustus s Fos,e FsDrnarv
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M A S ONIC.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g. of ROYAL q
ihIIi MASoNS-under the immediate Jurisdic- W.
iIon OF the General Grand Chapter for the United u *
StateS-hod their monthly meetings the tirst W
Monday evening of each month"; hs Masonic Hail.
the taHolon Railroad Depot 81 Baronue and Per-
uio streets Oicers-T III. Lewis III p: d. Blair, Sec Y.
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROY AL ARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
NAPIER ior the United Statehood their monthly meetings
on me "a Mountaineering ofeach month at the Masonic Hall
over the tarrolton Railroad Depot OF Raronne and
Perdldo streets 80. Oiicers-John Gelge II p II. NJ. Sum
Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON L0DGE-under the inriS-
dcon OF the Grand Lodge OF Missi,sippi-hod their monthly
meetings on the inst Tuesday OF each month at the
Masonic Hall over the CaTroltou Railroad Depot corner
w NJ: Sam I G. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
grand Lodge Of Asssspp-hold their southy meetings in
At ba 2t LAFAYETTE the third Monday OF each month
Zee ne oaa Fellow Hall. Levee street Jackson
>'l Nc R Dudley, W NJ; W. A. Arms, Secretary
LODI f N LoDGEunder the jurisdiction of The Grand
on hs seoS rs pp-hod their monthly stated meetings
over the Cn hnesday in each month"; at the Masonic Hall
psyidn . Railroad Depo corner of Baronne and
hanson, Secretary l. IL Lewis w VI N, WI
MARION LODGE, No, 4-vorti,, ,ud.. .u,bo.;.. -
ING h'pi'lans Grand Lodss of Ancient ye,t Mascys.@
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Railroads The Cdrr0iffaH RgjiraoJ ,r,,
ePpt at the corner OF Perddo and Baronne streets the
I.afasetss hdtrodd tgrS leave the corner of Cana,
TIE Paatchartrala Railroad Cars leave The DEM, \, H.
turing the day N'et' hout'
re MsTieaa Ggtf Railroad Cars leave the corner q,
,hhSnlps Elysees and Good Children streets ~ vi
SanaIs The Canal CaroHdeiet connects the Frs, M
~, 20. with Lake Pontchartran; the Old BASIN hem,
terminus. ~ o'' Vi Dos"" 81 JOHN It's lake
laks fn, eaRdf connects the Second Nun cpaty with
iSvcsr ithuan; the New Basin on Circus street he
ana rem s,, snd THton Walk, being il, city termin
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MEDIGAI-
URINARY affections, symptoms, yirulent d;so,

URINARY affections, symptoms, vrnlent diso,
4 so peculiar in their nature that unoftuasl : oeng
able TO discuss them 1t Is therapeuc fact
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tend to assimie to diseases OF another nature t Which
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ignorantIy prescribed SYMPTOMS of those W nedclle
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primary affections in the shortest po,be, ca Of tie
time subdung their characteristic cham OF senonS SINE
DR. MAIION, 10 Canal street, thoroughly and mp
ruras ali Of those diseases The. Do,tor anu efeciul
emotions of great satisfaction, his success Tber e. Eh
few record, in the annals Of the heang ART a O
afford more striking proof OF my triumph over disea,e "
this city that looked upon desperate and bs vase
reach of human aid DR. Malons offices are At 70
Street The Doctor has removed TO 70 Canal sra vt
doors from Royal street "bT' @t
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To Cur GLASS WITH A PIECE OF lRoN;L ~ ,aa',
with pencil on paper any pattern to which you
would have the glass conform; place the Pas'e1 iH
under the glass holding both together IN 1e nla G
hand. for the glass must not rest on any p pr,
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n lar nnIv to the edge Of the glass; draw the
IRON slowly forward, and the edge Of the GAS w
slowly over the glass, tracing the pattern, and the
chnk in the glass will follow at the distance OF
ahnuf half an inch. in every direction according
o. he motion of the iron. 1t may sometimes be
fonnd requisite, however, especially in forming
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The iron must be re-heated often as the crevice
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River Premiums,

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Residence of Foreign Consu1s

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DAILY CRESCEN L

E.r s,ow.-A distinguished physician IN a
- :, ,hvsioJory, says the transmission OF the
wa oA tbrnugb the outlet should be gradual; and
~ r..rsons eat rapidly, the food does not pass
Immediately into the stomach Dul IS retainer ~
the gulIet, which thus becomes disehaeu oaus
pressure upon the great arehan rum ",.o lo.
which lies close at its back ms iinpeuiihet -
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l. o. O.. F.
Time Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers of the
Several LODGES

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA <,sasaEgsss.
at s Gsnd Lodge Hail. nna
" Sa 49, FssSss 3 e.; WI
f. Wa Mss9 fsa Anasy: Whiia SsRfWsg
Sfs E5s Id5 Sas IL insss de- Hall Of
Heags FaS nfh Bss sses g. ho1
fsoS5pfssE H. Wn@ sss II
sMf ansss Sn dv Tndy h hb0
UNION So0s asasf in the Hall of the Grand
o &snd5y psS F M hsT M
tsf RECS SE So Reen raF Bssv
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp street. Oicen-Geo G.
ss 6sTy y fssnsn s sss fsbad
?Pfs Ss sss Ts ssFsss
street, Lafayette Ofiicen.W Washington w. Vaught G.
Thomas Cook, G; = Burdett, Secretary; E. R. Beach
:. TEUToNIA LODGE, No; 1o-meets every Tuesday,
e~J o G. Philip Nv WmaD np'VS' G. i.f Heimsnn
5isn.Ef k GG mees every Tuesday
W&Ili;, HG T. G. EsuEnef G. j. l. Waish Secretary y
T. VA Wilt Jr Treasurer; j. O. A Holt Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall of
Blake, secreIay J. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; VIM
HOWARD LODGE, No. 13-Instituted Nov. 7, 1876
the eyey Thursday evening O'Clock the Hall of
yrs ct dfSEsai 19? dsnGHp Iss
see5ss,S g p9nlfp ,x Secretary L. A. Levy J Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No 14~mees every Wednesday. at
asa Bier cseef Roda Gam & s s o sss
tary EdwardaF Flash, Treasurer '
DELTA LODGE, No. l5-meets every Monday night at
En q NJ L. Mci'on e Bernard Tea SIasone Sec:
TEMPLAR LODGE. No. 16-meets every Friday even
HG; G. W. r BaiIy, G. Harmon Doane, Secretary
COVENANT LODGE, No, E-meets in the Hall of
" ashngton Lodge No. g. Third Municipality everyrues
day evening OticeB-T A Packard II G; d. b. FORBES
Il ,DHTmeyer Secretary; Daniel Wheeler. Treasurer.
ng at lib CHARITIES street 0hicen-Joseph Saliba, G;
Z. J. Gomez, G; V. Aeman, Secretary; j. Font
ETOLLE POLAIRE. No Ie-meets every Monday even.
F Paren; \ G; C. Ammel, V G; A. de Amas Secretary
L. Bleau Treasurer
INTERIOR LODGES Feicana Lodge, No A. meets
at Bayou Sara. DE Soto Lodge No Z at Baton Rouge
''--Louisiana Encampment No z ut Bayou Sara
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIA RCnS-meets
a, risnhshb Hall t',ahres street, on - 81 a
naTeh: H. Thomas, jr., NJ EGHP;G Hooper X
X w q : en W arden; II. P Andrews, w G
Jun Jun WaTd t u w olm5ed, w G Scribe; S w. Krk-
eWHDEY ESrAMpMENT, No. meets in the Hall
OF The Grand Lodge FIST and third Saturdays OF each
month o. otfice[s-J Strawbnage CP G. N. Morrison, II
r +; Befnard Cohen SCRIBE; w. W. Herbert w Thomas
HoBAH ESCaM II i2Si S sas sgmeets at Crescent
HAT No IL Camp street, the I'd and 4h Saturdays of
each month otesrs-I O Nixon CP; Henry Bier, ii p;
I.dWTaSon. Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

Gas Works-Office on Common street, opposite the ST
Charles Hotel go Dr. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen Foreman P. j. Gleses COLLECTOR Gas Ltght COM
mittee: James Robb, Charm. +. w. Wells, secy.
Water Works Office No Is Carondeet street. James
SauL President s. E. Percy. Secy; j. p Coulon Supenn
tendent William Wright Collector.