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{ts- Observation-Disclosures Royal Arch Chapter, No. Is
called meeting of this Chapter will held at Masonic
Hail. of and 10 streets. Monday evening" the
lst of May, hafpast o'clock All companions good
standing respectfully invited to attend:
j. B. THOMAS.
April 30--It Secretary.
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~TNIIE children New Forest, by Capt marryatt
i Dombey and Son, concluded.
Wuhering Heights, by the author of Jane Eyre
Jack Tier, or the Florida Rect by Fennimore Cooper
The Bachelor OF the Albany by the author OF the Falcon
Family
D'Aubigne's History of the Reformation, new edition.
with portraits and other illustrations.
The Englishinan in America, by Mrs. Maury.
Lord Campbels Lives of the Chanceors, 9th and 7th
(concludng) volumes.
Stephens on the English Constitution vols
Lately received.
ApriI 30 F. TAYLOR,
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NSMASONlC.-rhe semi-annuai nncaton OF the
r. w Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia will be
holden Masonic Hail. of and 10th streets,
Tuesday next, the 81 day OF May o'ctrk, M, OF
which the officers and members OF the Grande Lodge and
representatives from the subordinate lodges, will take
due notice.
Sojourning and other brethren in good standing,
specially invited TO attend.
By order of the NJ. w. Grand Master
CHAS. S. FRAILEY,
April 2S-3t Grand Secretary.
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hfx- The Rev. DIR. j. u. Choreics OF Newport will
preach in the trst Baptist Church, 10Th street on Sun
day, the 3is Service to commence at Ill O'CLOCK
a. and O'Clock, p
April 20
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p. " DANIEL, ir., ESQ.
A preliminary meeting was held on Tuesday evening"
IN Ba,more-Mr Mayor Davies in the chair-to make
arrangements for great sympathising meeting in the
Monumental CITY
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.

StOMSTOCK & co. 50 POYDR.3S STREET, have
" hand the following Genuine Medicines which every
family ought to be supplied with, VIZ
HAY lEMENT variance to cure case OF me Files,
eIther Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAyIDs, HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pam cannot existPnce OF the genuine 81 cents box.
DR MuNAIS'S ACOUSTIC bEL--G certain CnIe tor Deal
and all comp ains OF the EarPTice 81 Der iasl.
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY will
cure any ease OF Asthma, DYSPEPSIA parhPa CosNeHes',
Liver ComIla Ut, etc.
MOTHERS RgLIEF-for those ladies abont becoming
-iothefs, all should useIt.
toMsTOcK EXTRACT OF SARsAPAF1T. A-lof Purity
Ing the blood-Pnce. 5Oc per bottle, 81 yer .oAen.
DR.. SPoHN's SICK HEADACH& REMEDY VIII C1re any
case, either Nervous or Bilious WI FUGt ryit2
WIsTAR's BALskM or " ILn Cherry and DIR. BAR
THOLoMEw's ExPECToRAEr PINK -fRUl,tor Cough
Colds Pain the Breast and Site, anG III Chest ard luUs
Complaints.
FAME sTocY's and koLasrocx's VERHIFuGE-fo
Worms in children. This Remedy ioT Worms OF the
mos extraordinary used.
Tax EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair Jet black
or tIown and warranted not 10 stan the Kin.
kEw's LiNIMEsT and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELMER il
warranted rheumatism Govt CONTRACTS.
a. Cords aad Muacls.
PAIN kILLER-pnce, '21s cents.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM Or COLTmRIA-ior making
the tar on bald heads preventing the HAIR from falling
out ana treel Il from dandTUf.
The WONDER AND BLESSING Of THE AGEl' DAI.
LEY and CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR viii
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes FeIons Ulcers, Bruises
Tic D0loreux, Eysipelas and all complaints which need
external application BY its inaInati0ns removed.
sweiings reduced and mortifc alton stayed
Ew CGHttJH-AI the above named articles sold only by
apI If COMSTOCk Il CO. 50 POydras
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IO.O.F.
Time, Places Of Holding .Neeings. and ofeers 9tmt


GRAND LODGE S ST Go ttiSfssNA = q
s a. 9hs and ' Lodse a D a9rnE
as and pOyS,ss e1' sys as Sias sI
Phelps, w Master; Jas WaItsr; ;; Mafie n
Ande: WIFI se11sEy abs wi Mi'i Pnsey
SHEDS soR4 v Guardian Ii.''
LOUISIANA LopsE, No 1meets in the Hal q 1he GRAM
iansao md Beos secssafy sHopkins, il,
Permanent Secretary; H. Williams Treasurer
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. s-meets in Marsngs sala
tlaunseI n G.; Join 5. haunsell, V g. John huym2n'
Seo'y; n. w. Moore, Tfeasurer.
Union LODGE Nc 6nees in Hail Of the Grand Loo
Cohen. G: J. Sidney Ref seoy; T. L. MiilSeh' rem
Seo'y; Samuel Fulton, Treaanrer
at Gissssnt H hHn"f CAMP S1
SON c. Henry d. Ogden V 6; Geo " Chns,y, sec y
H. w. Omsted, Permit secy; Richard SWAN
TpsrvpsoS IonaE No, e-meets every Tuesday evening
at their Hall Tccupouas street above JACKSON St iatay-
es: WASHINGTON " Hanghti n q; Tbs. CooA'
Y G; - Burdett. Secy; Il. h. Beach Treas T.
TgrroNrA LonGE, No. iQ-meets every Tuesday evening
at The OF Poydlas and fchopPltonIss sts p'gers s
TIeasI; Adolf Solomon Sec'y.
ORLEANS LODGE, No. H--meets every Tuesday evening
at Ciescent Hail in Camp ST. Uicers-B Snmn'. \ q
L. Walsh vG L. 81 F. slgonds ssey; J. q. a Hot
COMMERCIAL. LODGE, No. l2-neets at the Hap o. the
Grand iYFe WeP ND ey s & B 1
L.
Secy; JIG. Glover. Permit Secy; WIN L. Cushing Treas.
Howard LODGE. No. l3-meets every Thursday evening
a. ccpcE at the a Of the Gap@ LpaE is
NC; John C. Lafue &c: J. G. Dunlap. Sec'y; L. A. Lee
w, Jr.. Permit secy; J. e. Taylor. Treas'r.
IoPE LODGE No 4-nleets every "Wednesday evening at
Nc L. W Kodd G; A, B. Bein, sec'y; Ed, Flash. II.
O'Clock, Csscsnt Hall Camp I; ofcersM / MsJi'-
ton, 9; BERNARD Maglone, V u J Il Eanbokkeieh'
Sec'y; Is Miliken. Treasurer.
TEnraF L2peE Nc la ss syeEg Fdqy , sysHn
Harmon Doaae c Dudley Chase, Secretary Edward
fHlsbury, Treasurer
CovEs.sr LopeE, No. l7-meets in the Hall Of Wash
fs sD bsys ss'1 VIZ Fl TO%as VanW5cE sscsy
Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE. No is-mees every Friday evening.
at i6 Chartres street UtliCes-E. j. Come ii " Ale
&; A. Gonzales Vigil aecy; j. kabasa, lreasuLsr
Ero1LE PoLAIRK Nol9-meets every Wednesday evening
Friendship Hall, ll6 Charities ST. Otdces-chs. Anmei
n 6; K. de Armas C; T. Beau. IT. Ed Barnet, sec'y
MAGNOLIA Lopez, No 22-meets e, cry Monday evening
w. Emerson n q; v Bouliemet VIC; R. F. Harrison
sec'y; r. J. MORRISON Treasurer
INTERIOR LODG ES.-Feiciana Lodge. No4 meets at
BAYOU Sara. DE Soto LODGE No 7, at BATON ROME
ST Mays Lodge No. 70 al Franklin Meth Lodge, No.
= al Shreveport LOUISIANA Hhcampmeh'' NO . "
GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mee.s
s at Psnd'hp ha ca W Si,ss N Pat
Ta, oy : s,I fnpma Jl &c d +; G. Ro%SgeE ~
k sIHHs %ffSG Fs w. Sn''Fd SCRIBE . '"
.WILDEY ENCAMPMENT, No. l-raee's in the Hall
o NE Il d'% p WIZ " T IiI' +
l. CGckaTd, ", T. a johnson, w +. DeIes'erner, s.
Ii. Williams, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-A Meets IN the Hall
Of Washington Lodge No, 3, Macigny Bu..ngs, ihlrd
Municipality, the r and hiLi Mondays q ever month
n s '0 w Wt5 5, 1 " John IMAM Maaase se
Moore Treasurer Dnneyer, w.
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A CARD.
g.'OR THE BENEFIT THE AFFLICTEr.-krU "
Il the extreme hazard which strangers run It.
ing physicians the of diseases, owing to the
utter disqualification OF those no profess to such
deem to be nothing but act OF kindness towards -
un0rtunatey aiActed well sheer justice 10 DR. Null
LEN, No. 81 CHStGmhoRSf Strest to state that the
ici6 soe'y afflicted with syphilis, It's worst and n0t
appalling form, Tor several months together unteT
the best regular cal practice could obtain New c.
leans, wthor- being At all beneitted-indted wore.
At length | Gard Dr.. Mul!en's great reputation ap-
Piled to him, ard great jo in three weeks lie
me TO perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Jan lS4.
lyl5 I'm SAMIL Ell. klhRERSt N.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
(hI Gayare SECS Stale 9sh Ha iasf Tfe5ae G0'
6 Kq%isy A$ Geel Ken Re- , LAND of oi e p
l. : pa Mia g, STATE Eng L. GTpEis s95veyoi CENT
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
G Kns z sJe L tn m",ic sis Rost
es F"8 peSaI i'.o EmGs At ssGs
General; B. q. Fouleneau, District Attorney
L. $. Circuit Court. Mckinley and T. H. McCaeb
Wss s Maha C. a. Lajapa s' W shss3ysii
khInehart, Deputies.
U. = Dtst~i Jet Court.-r. H. Mecaleb. Judge. N. R.
tirst pist;,et Court Of Wen or5eans:-J McHenry,
Judge Az Rousseau, Clerk louis Sore Deputy CIefE
Jrlee. Thomas q. Poole Clerk; f Nj. Berlin ans l. Boz
Third district Cour. of Ven Oyl 4ns.-T II Kennedy
Judge " 7 BedocE. Clerk J. Il F. Maxent l.. h. Cour.
Fourth District C0art Of Men OrlcGRs-Ceo Straw
bridge, Judge. r. Gilmore CLERK J. K Toletlano and ]
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
IJtA Distrist Court Of Neg 0rieqqsA NJ. buchanan,
Judge Leblanc, Clerk; c. W. Lewis, j. 5. Baron and
0tFesrs of the Parish of Orleans.
FREDERICK DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGYy, Register OF Conyey ances.
ROBERT SPEDDE-, Coroner OF the Parish.
asi e6us sap:@n osaa ( hs s Gsn
Michel dc ,Ama, Samuel Power, Robert swain, Jules
hn:onin sam t. Waldo Charlie, kil,haw n rsei'asner,
f Ssaa ?ahS s ho MaS aDa AND s bsM M h$ss
?tthe Parish I4il T Brooks II. Bence and Thomas NJ
W hite Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
,Er5t btstr5rt-LOfce No 222 Tenonpmonlas street T.
;'ane byrre, justice john : Dame. C!eiG. John J.
bopge, Constate Z. +. i.rseat uayega James rrea
not. Jo'iH speFEh. Deputy CJnstahl,s
Sec0Rd D.s1~iCt.( Office. No - Common stree, l-Geo
y. Bright Justice. q l.. Knight, Cisrk T. Bt,loai Con
sta5'2; Edward z. kenneiy, T. Conner VIM Horton A
keskhan. Deputy Cons,,hles. .
Third ntstrist.-totfee st Louis Alley next to the
corner OF BIenvile g Z. Beverly Justice Victor
sere. CLERK. !. Walaea Constable u B. Outlaw L.
Il, Ser, Deputy Cousrayss
taaTtl Ntrrics.--lOfics No IS Condo stree. ALEX
Ss-12s frsge. Paul Dnveges Clerk. Gusave Eieynier
iohstaie; NeynieF. T Generely, Depaty Constables
Sri pf~srt Offcs corner Of Elysisn Fields and Vie
lry 'iiesiS. a lghnnse Canonge Justice E. Canonge
ie-k F'gnes Houuey, Constable L. E. Geps.s!y J. B.
so's22!a- " s.asxGsyder. pspgty. CoRs!atlss
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NOTICE.
ftIO THOSE INFLICTED WITH NENEREAL DE-

= >
EASES-fhe reputation OF the writer is well ssab-
hed that all that necessary TO those who have he
unfortunate TO have contracted OF those dreud
J4 diseases known and called Secret Diseases, any
OF their various forms, Is that the writer, after most
cess1u practice OF twentyx years, C0nirSd strictly 10 e
nefeai Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood (havng treated
and relieved many hund reds who all nope any of
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent physicians
without receiving benei is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe, certain aud speedy Should the
n7ortlnGteiy Afflicted this short advertisement they
you'd do well to call al No 50 CUsTOMHuus STREET te-
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefits
vi lie subscribers cong and successful! experience.
lyl5 I'm b. I. Mullen. So EustOmhOEse ST.
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Applied seil-traning and iefegiion i, haracef
MEMORY AND iNrELLEcruAL lMrKo' eMhNr 49,. q
is laws and acts applied g huma lopIol emsat,
Or the moral bearings o. Phrenolcsy,
With and observations by o $ Foow; er. -
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Applied to The improvement OF offspring
Or tue eylh ana remedies OF excessive and perverted
TEMPERANCE ANp TIGHT LACING-n VOL. Il
=, !ne most powerful Temperance aoeumentln 'rn -
ofPhenologg al Piled the selection Of co.ap rions
EDUCATION FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF Man. 90
by j. g. sgnrbhenITwlth an appendix and L's so
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Beautifully illustrated. olmpiied and adapted 10 q
PHRENoLoqy $3.50. dc. ......dc,., do. 30
Twonyalaable works. Beautifully Illustrated; Son-
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Or the Philosophy OF Charming BY j. B. Newman N
'I lIs EDUCATION and influence, BY sl Hugo red ~
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a SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIE i;..;,,............
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SYNOPSIS OF PHRENOLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY '..... II
description OF the functions OF the body ami min!
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It's history, ceremonies and philosophy.
CHRONOLOGICAL GUIDE Ia
Designed Tor students OF their character. Illus, d.
TAG TEETH Il
TheIrstructure. diseases and treatment.
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CHEMISTRY .........,. 70
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1 l.rE sys OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. Il
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Two dOiiafs Il year. Published quarterly. Twenty
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For sale the Southern Wholesale and Retail DEPOT,
~ t.1.aP Street. Nslo DrisnRS FtH
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House of Refuge. Sec ond Municipality.

COMaIssrosERs-Joshua Baldwin, PEST; A. d, Cross
john Goodln, VIM NJ Goodrich John Hall ]. A. Maybin
/. Mathews; r. Maephersop, Dr. Pct9n, James saai
J. a. Maybin James Sau!, +. Macpherson tnGeauring
Gomn ittee,MessEs; j. w N Pcton, ? FIeret John
H. Mathews, VIM NJ Goodrich, A. d. Crossman.. Ia
dicS' Commtttec-Mrs McNair, Mr.. Stewart, Ms. Girls
void Mrs Richardson and Ms. Gardiner. SUPEgIHrEN
DENT-B. J. Williams. SECRETARY e. v Jonte
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~ Wife why in the name Of goodness did
you not make the washerwOrnan put starch in my
shirt collar" Why, my DEAR" said the wife,
C. thought it useless waste Of the article, for can
get your choie- up so easily without it,
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

sR A CU Lien has removed his office from 70 R0va
II street % No. is tdtcsz street, the Arcade. he
stu conGu es to Structure ms systen-remoN
ing the vorst structure without any operation -ennly by
medicine relieve and permanently without any him
dIanCe 10 bus diet Dr. Cullen is well known in
New Oraars and the surrounding country to need putt
ing or seiauda0n On application 10 Dr. g., he viii Teter
10 hundreds OF the first standing this city who haya
been cuad the last years his plan Please call
and examine for yourselves No required without
Is effected. Rheumatism cured GonOrThIa cured In three
days pay
S-S Remember 16 NATCHEz STREET, near the Arcade.
Post paid letters punctUay attended all confidence, and
medicine securely packed and sent to OF TIA .
country. nh2S 6nl
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Do Charles Lamb was fully convinced of the
existence Of natural antpathies between certain
individuals, and avowed that he could believe the
story Of two persons meeting (who never saw each
oiher in their lives and instantly fighting.
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MEDICAL CARD.
sou HE RN MEDICAL OFFICE,

We. 10 t.fRONI)tJsEI 81.
ITO THE PUBLlC.-Nine years permanently located in
liar system treatment for Syphtic mercuTa and all
Chronic complaints has with during that time has fully
aud soundIy established orr reputation.
The Southern MIdcal Office No IS Car0ndeiet street,
established in 1870, Tor the of all Chronic affections,
with few exceptions, known all the only object of II
card to inform those who know location that al
cted with OF those private diseases which unGrtu
uaey so prevalent, they consult with lnty and
guarantee OF cure.
To those especially who from imm0deate Of Me-
CGry malpractice or Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
Inc bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest
hotchsS the skin ulcers the throat, general debility
have ruined their constitution, recommend to call upon
Us tor we are conGent that the prompt and permanent
net they will derive from the active effects of treatment,
w az once convince them OF our capably OF fulfilling what
-rOlass
~ DO boast of making rapid and hasy crres but our
a.... ion is to perform thorough and radical ones, in
' ace OF time as Ii possibly be done, with adyan
,,se r ,afety to the patient
W 'l' not here through newspaper medium enter IN
any elaborate remarks regarding vererea affections Ii is
and mat lmonai and single all we will observe is if
any person ain ted with complaint OF that nature
class his peculiar with 81 those that describe (ce
treatise" by calling at office viii give him free Of
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
II often happens timed shame or dreat
education am respectabity, can siend him, delaying
treatment III all the constitutional symptoms OF this hOrd
disease make Their appearance.
10 such, the doctor pledges himself preserve
nEIode secrecy and from his practice and eXpe
ne can sale speedy
n - l.. c. THOMSON.
Office No. Is CdrOnaeie street. between Canal and Com
mon, sign OF the Marble Hsculapian Statue Private
Trance Inst door 10 the night OF No 49, Carondelet
fvate egfe bothintommon and Carondeietsts my16 I'm
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MEDICAL, OYEICE

ma. IS CUSTONRO USE STREET, NJ O.
sNVAiIAB DISCONERY-SO PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL tURE Is EFFECTED.-Puvate Diseases cuied
IN lew da by regular pm sican without mercury
other poison medicines at No 30 Cust0mhOuSe StrEet
New Orlean, LOUISIANA.
any Of the fors certain Disease, to his general adver-
in another The adopted by HIM
thai which has the approval of the gus sr.
geons of PaS London and New YORK and lis universal
success hey Ond doubt that permanent c nr
the worst Of constitutional syphilis gonouhpg st.Ic
enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind Ell
by CERTAIN solitary Practice etc. etc be- OBJ nei
moral certainty, II application be made those h,e
intelligence skill and experience be relied on Since Eir
Mullen opened IN THIS city all the many cases thar have come
nnder his care have been cured without eyceninn
Some oil these OF years standing One .a
OF structure ~ years old has been cured to the ~ ot he
paten The gentleman (Sghose responsibility is Ens yn 20
me ctlzen OF New Dreanf) at hand and DIV his sris
SOM can he referred TO- Dr. NJ 3 treatment of tim .n,a,
nov known Sonth OF New York His Treatment az oorc,
hHa ana see the most perfect discovered n he
shortest safest aud s1nt. The patient takes NO r.nsa
e1pi 'uTIenline or otter doses lut a cure IL oh
'iihe % one or two days without pain in.ouy,
OF d'e ~ No unless cure is effected win,
lht"FESCY-foungm men Others who BY sexual ,vc,,,
otSloh may nave brought themselves any ci he
paniul lseluehces resulting from an unestranei ,F
ge.Se OF t'- passions s1ch premature imp0ency
I,ay seih'hai emissions general debility or consitn i
cement may consult DR.. Mullen with boporabe 90
observed ~"'S' 4 40 stilAts' sec'tCy
W Mullen be consulted daily at his office No ssC.
tomllouse street, BENJAMIN MIuIrN NJ n
81 ssmsEbs' No. % Cus,omhogss ..reet. jy.s sa
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FOREIGN WEIGHTS and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with in
reports Of markets. but their English value not al
ways readily recoectod. The following table will
b. found We believe correct:
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Genera Agent OF any District this can te ,,E,Ted
Z. Families should club together and get an immediate
supply of the medicines.
Emigrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them to the needy
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary
Office Of the Graefenberg CGmpQny,
No 50 Broadway, New ork, March, 1913
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.
THE GRAEFENBERG
l. COMPANY hereby

'HE GkAEFENBERG
l. COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corpOrated by the Legisla-
tnre of the State of New
York. The incalculable
Importance Of conducting
tie Patent Medicine bust.
ness on elevated principles |
and OF furnishing remedie,
adapted to the public wants. |
has led to this step. The
company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
1. Every neighbOrhood
should have It's Graetenberg
Depot. By Addressing the
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IRON STnDE

IRON STORE
sHtie TONS Assorted sizes American RON viz Rouud
sstJ and square, from 3-l6 To inches Bar Hoop and
Band; OF vadGa si2ss n all Rods Nails Spikes &c Sc
iot SAFE by l. WEBSTER Co.
ap4h sc ~ Ggav.si street,
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NJ As ON &c.
LOUISIANA GRAND LOaSE OF Az,

,LQuIsiANA a, GRAND to4SE OF Asorssr YORK
r I, jsa + y \ % $Fssa & ':P"is
' " s1 psn @J Bsii t Tf1a io' II H.
chm c!a;9Pe , 6 Ssn9f ReacpP D. G.
A, '!'-au,.- = Masha!, J. A. Stats, Tyler.
Lo1gss re jurjsdieton Of the Grcnd Lodss Of la
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No. j meets on the lst
Tues av 1vsnE9g Of each month at the Masonse iiat over
si'sys.s. Yqsssrst!yP coisrsns y II Z + s5H5an
Treasurer; T. J. Martin. 5 II; A WnteTcsst, ] u.
Dudley LopGs, No. 3-neets the city, Of Lafayette
The 81 Monday Of each mouth ut the Odd Fellow Ian
On Ms nsa e. sSHs " fh ndsy ~ '
d; J. Brooks, Tyler.
month over the Caroion Railroad Depot COZ. Of Baronne
h " s, jon c e. W. fsMis ii a Bd
Treas r n Williamson. D. Joseph N. Bates, ID; ]. A.
MARION LoDqr, No 4-nests the 4th Tuesday Of each
month t. At u cPmmos gtfers E. Rsgooids
w RICHARDSON, 5 D c. Collins. D Alex Mclean Tyler
TIE CRESCENT Cry LoDGE, No 5-mees on the lst
oad DsSo sven e A. Ho SsST hL
bait, y J. 0. Harris; W A. 5 Iepss, ;eeetsy y.
HIRAM I.oncE; No, s-mee,s the 30 Wednesday OF
esch month No i8 Common st CIIssrS-b g: Benb0ok
NJ o. II h Sis W W. H. Latham, W
Mess, ) ID John Southwe, J ID.
EUREKA LODGE, No s-tnee,s in Lafayette on the LIST
s1sA wi Wa 0n% 81 's yw ss%' "
llenniger W; L. kaeyer, Treasurer: } b. Clements
Secretary J. K. Thorpe, u 5. Newburger, D J. Cu
Derson, Tyler
ALrn, LooeE No s-neets on the lst and Sd Saturday
OF each month, IN the MASONIC Hall, Is Common an
cers--james K. l!arsock, W VI w H. Hutulungs $ w
T. Truiean, w Theodore J, Martin, Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. john LopGE. No. 9-rnees the 81 Tuesday of
each rIon; al the MASONIC Hall corner Of Baonne and
PeTdido SIS. Qfcers-J, NJ Wisdom, W Nj }. w. Car
roll w ; J. McRae, } w w. q. Kendall, Secretary n
]. Fegram. Treasurer r. Cotfnan, b.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 8, Of ROYAL. e
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jurisdic- ', ~
ton OF the General Grand Chapter tor The United u *
States-hoid their monthly meetings the FIRST "
Monday evening Of each month, the Masonic Hall
the Caroiton Railroad Depot Of Baronne aud Per
dido streets OicerT. Ii. Lewis. ii Z; d. Blair Sec J.
New ERA CHATTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNS-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General ran Chapter of
~ Cnied States hold e monthly meetings the ID
MONDAY evening OF each month"; az he Masonic Hail,
te CarTohton Railroad Depot. Bronne and PerdO
sts ptlcers-John Gatse, II 2; II. NJ. Summers. s;ecy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08
Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the C,Istomh0us. for Gold
CONS, as per Act of Congress OF 1851 ting the
value Of jhe same, are as follow:
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DAILY CRESCENT.

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They are slaves who fear 10 speak.
For the fallen and the weak;
They are slaves who viii not choose
Hatred, soothing and abuse,
Rather than in silence shrink
From the truth they need must think
They are slaves who dare not be,
In the right with two or three.