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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

MO CUkE NO PAY-DR { ORBITr, 10 DUANE
~ street member Of the Royal folsee Of sugsoss Lon
DON may he consul in OF cersn dalics- dis
SEES practices OF fourteen dsvstsd vsrerea dsee-
ses enables Dr. g 10 the wost form Of this disease
Recent cases cured IN four days No uses
stralt IN diet or tusne,s pursuits Structures cured
two weeks with scarcely PAIN G.. n.ttutonal Debility
Those ind vidus who inaugsd in certain loathsone
habit positively be restored to health and society Re
member, 10 Duaae street, nsAt door to Dr. Johnson,
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MARTINI INTELLIGENCE.


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TN PRlZE-HO 631&-JOEN I. kcLAUGvLIr and
the Usited States Oss Box Of essesUeis.d States
District Ceurt for toe District Of Web
"a, D. lsis-Pesent the Eon Theodore II kcCAisb
On motion of c. I Stewart Pms sg 81 Ass 90 .assssen
tn the Court that list has bees fzIssbss hn Of the
officers aad OF the puner and fsre
ie 10 the court that there nsvts other clam to
share csptors the distribution Of fosnd herein
accruing ordered that all other ala
file their ct if snch they have the oaes Of
the Clerk Of his within (se) HiHety sA The cate
hereof And further that tAl, .s.oa be prsi,sh.d
York HERALD six fro ibis date Of the
rinsty days. By order Of the Court. NJ - JENNINGS,
Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

KO Onn POUNDS EN6LISH rATCR-r Ok
OO,OVO Prints fast eolors-Jut arrived, ases Pa
tern gsks 2oo0 Dress patterns, Sao Nh4s hun ssts
Printed Mus some choice for Iasey Balls o. Stage,
Centre Pisces for quilts. lac ssw,g siit with sss
below wholesale and rettoe prssrister being dssl
of closing his business the lt Of Nay S fssrl
street. Dupdee Warehouse. A. SAAsOH
TN PURSUANCE OrAN ORDkR OF TSC sUkRO,
gate OF the County of New York, ksue. IL hereby
the CITY of New York Geeeas to preisst the sane with
the vouchers there ks fus crbsre hs @sidssss
Albert w Smith, No ITO Vsriek street. the City Of New
York before the thtsenih day Of May Dated
New York the tenth day or Nevembsr 1A7. albert " .
Smith, Benjamin P. Eauehd Exsenters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

DIsEAsEs OF The EYE-DR WHEELER. OCU-
list 20 GIssnwieh street, with confidence saspss the
public, tbs. hes scarcely dse,se whss that leader
and beautiful sntjsct ha does yield 70 hs
cesful mode OF reatmsn HsIes given the first a
miles IN the city Once hovrs ffen "a TO O'Clock r.
VI, after wsich he dsycss his iius out door psosss
pamphlet eensaiRs rssarks eisess of tie eye With
instances Of great effected By DR. whssss
mode Of treatment can bs had his dssfo
or the will be forwarded t. mksg application
IN hun Nv 1ntIar IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

DOCTORs FAWCETT AND LAMERT HAVE BE
ncvea their Office to 81 Jsae. shest between Chatham
and lad whore they be ted
y all diseases Of private nature. Frem ner excessive
this city well as in Europe ev enstlsd TO
oct mercury change in Diet hindrsree from bssss BE-
cured efew DAYS Stetuss ured The
proved plsn Persons aborpr under debility bsus By
of youth, apply with ceraisy sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

- class Of private dseas to which and ses are
liable. His skill in het gof tbs sdsg
referred to known, and has bean generously agpTscA
ted for the last iee this city ssgess sad others
who hsppes skill and relief tod
to cal Dr. private No 2l in tn. large
building No. ITO Broadway, corner Of Msses Lane.
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MEDICAL CARD-DE. MOERIsON, 2o4k FULTON
vA se dsvstss his entire time to the treatment OF private
diseases Recent partepary GoHorrhea he ssrss In
Anew days Constitutional debility frsr saeret habit IN.
emissions and potency radically ssred
by him Strictures no cure. without psin See DR.. ~ Di
rfoms with tho saratsrss Ashley Cooper, Sir A. Car
Isle kc in bs okes 20ik Fulton street perfeet snrs
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1OO-DR. JEFFFIEs' ANTIDOTE TOG CON-
lOk orrhGa, 6st Structure, ard sirasr disorders This
smedy wrch requires no assisancet psrfms IL tStv
quickly, and thoroughly leaving mi eject either to
the the part Affected. la using aAtao,
Of the Involvement and useless rssseHs sh Diet
&C. lie, rsqored One bot lie 10 ge.sny suf
Gcieut to ordinSIy which aafsqsslly dis
appears after six ore Yht ssse Free betts For sale
by g III RING. lg2 Sleadway I'm
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AR GLOVER "a CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
~ Iy every day bis Office The us'@srt ard esrs Of
and cases. that have banned the skill Of
of less experieucs attended to by kR
cnarIv sleets res and all delicate disssss Dr.. q.
regnar gysduats in the medical prosrsios His oces
No street, Arranged that patients 40 no see zach
other Private entrance Govsh 'he envy To Me sece door
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOR-AN APfRGHGNslON
II Of poyery aud the Of tso large family OF chill
ren prevent many consderete people rom sners the sri
ed state bv book that will e
y,,s whioh nav overcome those okjsesns The apksr
NOT allowed IN dssl the ehas OF the work,
bnt he Knows that will be universally approved Of aMspx
marr,ed peep. For sale BY sszess strIcser Co. sss
broadway; w. r. Davis, is Smt- street boston; Z.ksr
Co. cnrner OF Third and Chesnat strsss Phsdslnh
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face Whistler the contracts are fraudulent or not
single item
Mr. CnOMER--I will do 1T. | mentioned yesterday
that contract was made in nv district BY proposals
publicly made but United states officer r.scipdsd IL
and made contrsct with fsvorite. The government
horses contracted for in Ohio.
Mr. CoBB-Doss this TACT appear In the ABSTRACT
tLsughter.
Mr.. CRoziER-Thst should 70 to the country.
Mr. FRIgs-Ths gentleman has again referred to the
no ses. The facts these. Mr.. Minor, ia Columbus
prominent whig made the contract with Major Stan.
ton, IN the absences Of the Quartsrmsser General II
there lie any irAa1 the House will that 10 lie aoge-
tn. case because the homer of Ohio is somewhat in.
committee.
Mir sTErHxSs-The gentleman from Tennessee has
examined tue document and that the charges
extrsvsgsnt The contracts made in all part. of
the country 1t IL for the people to whether the
prices have been exorbitantly high They NAV furnish
information In relation TO the subject don't care who
we're the contractors wnigs or democrats I viii NOT
wink blind my eyes because . whis stole IN, mo-
ney. No; want the truth, whoever it may ooudsmn
Mr. MoC c. LEE molten to print an extra
MIR. STEPHENS 1t is to furnish information to the
people:
clsmer that it Was party object speak 70 the fact
not to Appearances or pretenoes aude to the gentle
man from Tennessee He had other bec in moving
for extra numt Of abstract than TO sten fraud
upon the sdminstrstion On tn. motion to republish
this document, the gentleman made speech and thi.
goes forth ~ party movement
MIR CRozrrR The gentleman talks about rspubloa-
ton 10 he's never been published befors.
MIR. MoCLERrAsD i speak OF the effect.
Mr.. CRozER.-Tne greater number Of the contracts
have been made with the utmost fidelity
Mr.. MoCLrRNANp.ls speak as TO the effect and not TO
APPEARANCES appeal to every geDtsmsu whether the
design OF the gentleman from Tennessee fssen
fraud the administration That was the effect Of
the speech
the hon. gentleman paused for a few moments Seve-
RAJ members thinking that he had concluded his re-
marks tprsug to their feet and with much csrnestncss
and anxiety endssvores TO obtain the floor
mr. Mio,LssssNp-l AN not done yet. (Hs, hal And
mr.; Inoarsor, OF Kentucky q member Of the
rtioting commtee dissvo.ed any party consideration
in the printing Of the extra ~ tbs ahstract
He wanted 1t 10 be sent over the couotrv thst the
people might see the prize OF pork, mules Sc This
would create composition and make these articles cheap
ne moved 70 iay the motion TO reconsider the table
and demanded the previous question '
Mr. hs,Lsr-I wish to ASA my friend from Kentucky
. question.
The srEAKsn-It can be done by general con,snt
MIR. HENLsr-It has not always been done by general
consent. s
The srs.ssa-The chair would like to be pointed to
the prec,de
Mr. HrsLsv-I wish to ask q question. Goblet
'ohject.'D
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bought of the defendants town lot for the price Of $500
After the purchase it alleged in the petition that the lot
purchased by the plaintiff did at the time Of the SALE be-
long to the Municipality He prays for RECESSION Of the
sale that ground and that the price be refunded 70 him.
There was judgement in favor of defendant The pantn
relies on Art "a q L. c. which ordains that the sale Of
thing belonging to another null and aso similar ari
Gle Of the Napoleon ode Such re the law of France
but Ant 2427 of our Code must be econeed with the provl
sions of 1888. which not found the Code of
France For the purpose of giving effect to this article the
right of the purchaser have the sale sscnded under Art
242 be limited TO those which the price has
been paid The Judgement of the lower Court affirmed
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CLOTHING.
]. MCNEIL. Ta,lor

]. MCNEIL Tailor,
kJs gIy1 oIHEEI tao doors frvH CdT0ndelet,
w and the public generally. He hores BY dill. Sq0
gence and attention. TO render entire satisfaction 10 @
al who may favor him with call. He will keep ~
C.4SSI.MERES, DOESKLYS. YESTIN(iS etc efc
GH Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms n163m
FASHIONABLE 1IOTHING.
AT 81 Canal street. Under the Planters Hotel
TINE subscribers have received by the steamers Crescent
City Falcon and other vessels rom New Ork choice
and fashionable assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for
the present season. They have uniform reasonable price,
and aim at giving satisfaction to every customer but IT, sub
be expressed the of such complaint would be cheer
fully attended TO, and equitable adjustment made
Gentemen's Fine CIOAkS.
Ako good CLOAK for $12
BOYS CLOTHING in variety.
FINE SHIRTS; Silk and Kid GLOVES;
SUSPFNDERS; CRAVATS; HANDKERCHIEFS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS, Etc, Etc.
JOHN soUFHWFLI. & co,
Dc Am q Canal street under The Planters Hotel.
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
No. Is Camp Street
TNHE subscriber has in store and is constantly receiving
Il large and splendid assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING As his stock is very extensive, and the
somewhat advanced he offers 10 sell single garment
Super Full Circle Black Cloth CLOAKs.
Black, Brown, and Plaid Cloth D'Onay COATS.
Super Mulberry Cashmere D'OTsay do
Black, Blue, and Brown Cloth Dress do.
BPk, Brown, and Olive Cloth SACS and PALETOTS.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth trock COATS.
Brown and Col, mixed Tweed SACS and PABETOTS
LAMARTINE SACS-a new and beautiful article,
made expressly for this market.
Extra fine Black Doeskin Cashmere PANTS
Super Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere do.
White Marseiles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin lPolka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fancy Cashmere do
DIN NJ. BARNETT, 10 Camp st.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. - Yesterday the
chanel was thronged by distinguished audience,
Who had gathered in our city TO be present at the
annual commencement Of the South Carolina Col
Iaa The addresses were characterized by remark
a6Ie Improvement in delivery, which is mainly
atfrbuable 70 the efforts Of the President, Colonel
Preston. We congratulate the State upon the a6hity
Nth ,yl,ich ne duties Of this department have
been discharged. Columbia South Carolinsan, 5th
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

MURDER CoNvIcTIoN,-At Pittsburgh, Henry
ZmmerIy, German, has been convicted Of the muir
der of bis wife. In September he stabbed her with
a shoemakers knife in the back, and piece break
ing off worked its way to the lungs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13
DIR. HAZARDS
CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS.

For tie of DiarrhGa and Dbsentsrv, both Cbronia
and .dcute.
FENHE proprietor Ommend this medicine ey
Il safe and iniaibe for the above G cases. tavng
devoted uch tim the study Of tn ass of dseesa for
when these Pills recommended and having full tested
their qualities by several eaE practice he safely
mend them 10 the afflicted, medicine. mid but eca-
cgus in their 0perai on. and entirely devoid OF de teous
substances Tire most feb take hsm wi hou the least
possible fear Or injury They operate mid purgafive,
hPang the bowels asd leaving tie system healthy and
vigorous state. Prepared only BY NE. HAZARD. N D.
And sold by his agents.
~ None genuine wiho, having the written signature
of he proprietor on the outside wrapper.
The above is excelen med inc for Children feefhine
The pill easily be diss vsd in wate ii The patient
should prefer it. CARTWRIGHT Il ARMSTRONG.
General Agents.
~ As act Of common humanity 10 those suffering
from the diseases these Pills profess cure would state
that believe them to b. the best remedy in the world or
that has been brought into ! speak Of their efficacy
from experience snd of gratitude their gifted pro-
Pstor hnpes 10 give that experience the public For
eight months was severely afflicted with Chronic DianhRa;
consulted and tried the remedies Of seve distinguished
physeans but could not obtain relief left Memphis for
ka,lvle in January LAST, much reduced in flesh and
debltated to be scarcely able 10 work. told by
friend IN Nashville, that Dr. Hazards Pills would cure me.
caltd unon him. and after using and half boxes
10 Pills, obtained complete and permanent relief from
diseaae in our weeks gained Is poBnds in flesh and
turned home in perfect health. ALLEN HUI.
d. If Jefferson street, Memphis
Sold by J. WRIGHT g. 90, Isl C1Grtres ST., n. o.
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NJ female pickpocket, Jeanette Cunning
ham. was arrested in New York on the I'd, imme-
diateIy after picking $50 from the pocket OF LADY.
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SuIcIDE.-On the 18th ult, one Of the sailors
belonging TO the ship Kalamazoo, convicted in
Delaware Of mutiny, cut his throat and died IN
few minutes An effort is now being made to OBJ
tain pardon for the remaining portion Of the crew.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

ANCIENT Grand Lodge Of South
Carolina AT a communication of the Most
Worshipful Grand Lodge Of Ancient Freemasons,
of South Carolina holden at Masonic Hall, Charles
ton, on the 9Th inst, the following brethren were
elected Grand Officers 10 serve for the ensuing ma
sonic year, from St Johns day next: M. W. Bro
A. E. Miller, Grand Marshal R. W. Bro. }. j.
Caldwell, Deputy G. Master; '. W. Bro. 2. b
Cakes, Senior G. Warden; v. w. Bro. Daniel
Horlbeck, Junior G. Warden; Rev. Bro. Henry
Reid Grand Chaplain; W. Bro. John H. Honour,
Grand Treasurer; W. Bro A. G. Mackey, Grand
Secretary
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no Thursday, the 90lh ult, was observed as
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island. con
nectisut. Flo-ida, Indiana and Illinois. What .
demolition of turkeys.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

Patronage that has been e1tended 70 veY ber.
Il ally the lastseve years while in Com. gHZa9f -
street. has induced the last summer o. ~
% erect large building expressly for
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES ~ - ~
We have now one Of the largest Shops z lie Southern
County and prepared, with good Northern wOk men,
and the best of materials 10 build any style Of Carriage to
order and guarantee them two If usef in the country.
We also better prepared than before of repairing
Carriages and restore them almost Their eIna beauty
md durability although apparently aud useless.
We viii pay freight carriages sent repair We will,
also, Keep hand an assortment u NEW and SEcOND-
HAND CARRIAGES which viii be sold low Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New ones We invite the attention Of
those wanting New CaniaRes thsir old repaired
call Mandatory and Repository and judge for them
selves at the corner If GR.AYTER and CIR O.NDELET'
STRAITS door the Office Of the Commercial Water
Works rear of the St Charles Hotel New Orleans
d, em MATTHEWS & nEN NAN
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PACIFIC CoAsr SuRvEY-The revenue cutter
Ewing, and brig recently purchased in Baltimore
are now being fitted oat at New York, under the
command Of Lieut. Macarthur, Z. s. n, the pur-
pose Of surveying The coast Of California and Oregon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

6y- The New York State Canals were to be
closed December 9. The tolls for the year will
reach near s., 100000.
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NEGROES TO HIRE
TWO NEGRO MEN to hire By the month OF year Fof
/ terms, inquire a. this oiiee. e9H
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FOUND.

ON Saturday evening last, in the neighbof. III
" hood If the fire 10 Poydras street. Red
Morocco POCKET BOOk-cOBtalning yaln-
ab papers which the0wner can have. BY call
inc Al this office and paying for advertisement. all
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
CRESCENT FEsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON
No. 40 ST. CHARLES Street. corner GRepFER.

CRESCENT RESTAURAf & OYSTER SALOONt
No. 40 81. CHARLIE Street, corner GReYTER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodes eailT
i i'm roved and very Handsomely re-turuth
From The previous weliesfablkhed reputation
IL ins WALTER deems i s9pe, SSoGs 10 e6ei INTO
long panegy c of his house. but mp to thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and them that the kline manner in which
his efforts please have been appTecafed viii only stimulate
aIsady giSee and make the Crescent Restauat the most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
has made bs nss 9TER from NOBLE Barn
WSA( o y tara. Island and Grand Pass which viii
sNaRY ! e served up in any style Q sut the palats
~ Heterogeneous are complete to be teasona-
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME 3
pains will be spared 70 crafty the taste OF the II
on Ris blI Of fare viii always be found ST .E
VEGETABLES; in short with every thing IN season that
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
Of superior quality and embaces the best and choicest
Scotch Ae Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Blown
Stou and the best Philadelphia Ale and PoHra trial of
these Liquors is all that be desires to insure ayorabe
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
d ESTAURAT-No. A ST. CHARLES sTREET.-Ihe
form bis friends and the public in general tbatSN (04
a he has e0pened this well known 7$SDRSV
sS J. establishment IN new and ele- S..essZ
kAsEtA ton TO business and his great experience TO
retain ard increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
.ueAmsv, rangements for pTocnIIng Mobile, baiFaiana
and GRt dsd sp F 94gE SsS sossss ws n
prepared TO up at the shortest notice. all the
Tan and delegates of the in style calculated TO
Hs WfN la IsSs g and a oRbfSIs have al been
selected by himself and of the finest brands the city can
~ lie is aso prepared q accommodate few gentlemen
uppsI nop If his bonsa eassty tnSnied f b nnT
pose. Inc 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
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H
FTNHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 20; complexion IL
cop color; feel or inches hight stout bart NS
and inclined 70 he bald. A suitable reward win bel
aasstf H0yT 81 FORn IIst. Charles st1eaf,
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ALRXANDER HILLS


HOUSE FUR FINISHING STORE.
So Camp street, NewOrlezns
NNIHERE families find all articles Of House keeping.
Wv comprising general assortment and select stock Of
Iron Ware, Fire Sets. Brass and Steel ShOves and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire fFon.waEe.
AMtLLED ard patentmeta timed HOLLOW
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia, and lion
TIA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODW ARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS.
RATA INBOUND CEDAR WARE new article.
WILLOW WABE-Baskets, Cradles, Nune Chairs and
Wagons.
RJsHEs-Fancy and Plain, busting. Sweeping. and
MATs-Jnie Manila Alicante Palm and Husk MATS.
BRASS. Britannia. and new Metal CANDLEsTIcgs
and LAMPS. -
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. Il ]. Whght's paent premium COOK STOVES. for
Wood oe Ra i vs 'A0's' e0mp's ne mot az q
p5oysa oi s5s and steamboats, furnished reduced prices
ENGINE AND MACHINERY. FOR RoPE-w.ALsK.
pUREAU or YARDs AND Docks, Aoy. u, 1915
cEALED PRoPOSA Ls,-E ndosehh irIopIIs;ais- ior
- Machinery for ths Rope Wslk at me memphis navy
VA will e received st this Office until u O'Clock NOON
- Ienuafv 18th 1919 for all the Machinery inelndias
Steam Engine. Boilers ETC. Ie9nlNsa o ns = pT
a. 80 ssfv III materials and workmanship, and put up
III To work successfully In all respects without
AM, etfra charge 10 the Goyernment
iodged with the several Nayv gents and Com-
III Navy Yards in the United StStes TO either OF
bnT ar 10 this Bureau DESTROYS Of offering are
fsTed for which, on request, VIII be forwarded py
ma s time TO complete the WHOLE will be and hal
f1s - an J5th OF January JOS. SMITH,
r2s iaw4w Chief Of Bureau,
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MRS. M CAMPBELL
CIVES LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE AND
VI GUITAR, with Vocal Music She lectures to her
Pupils on the Science of Music. with expla-
nations on the b ack- board. one hour each 81
week a. her residence. 227 By4R OJNJNET IN T3 M VI
STREET between Grad and Julia y
Price So per month-12 Lessons.
to- She has also Seven Octave superior toned and
finished Rosewood PIANO FORTE for sale-Pnce unusu-
ally low dSH
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FAIRB KISS
Patent Platform and Counter Scales
EEEHE undersg ned sole agents in New Orleans OF Mess.
4 j.. g. T. FAIRBANKS & CO - Original pategi,)
St JohnshuFy, Vi celebrated PLATFORM SCALES,
are prepared to furnish them at manufacturers prices
Counter Scales, to weigh from y ID. to 20 BIS.
Druggists do. do do. draehm 10 9 lbs.
Portable Platform Scales DO. s ao e r ~ lbs.
Dormant do. do do. 2JV 10 90O lbs.
Iron Scales. do 300 70 5Og0 lbs.
Railroad Track Scales for weighing 10 TO s. tons
Do Depot and Hay Scales. do. to TONS
The above are particularly recommended TO purchasers a.
being superior any other article OF the kind now in use
for correctness and durability which fact ample tes
monias can be furnished.
do 1md&W corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor Of Music and Singing. corner
". of APOLLO and Clio streets. in the Drug EsESSN
store offers his services TO the public of NewO orleans ~
in giving lessons at a very moderate price. theS2J
PIANOFORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
Of teaching the same.
N B.-Best Of references given. no I'm
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MADAME YOUNG.

FF7HIS celebrated Philosopher (ate of NewYo having
returned 10 the city, can be consulted at No 81 HeUa
street. daily. Except on Sundays from A H. to p
Madame Y makes pretentions TO Magic, but she asH
inform all who consult her, Of their Disposition and Charae
ter and leading Transactions Of the Past, Present, and
Future, well If she had known them from birth.
TERMs-FoF a Lady or Gentleman, 81. dll St.