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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
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VERANDA HOTEL.
YHHE subscribers associated in business for the purpose
Il of conducting this house first class HOTEL. -
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat s#M
of the travelling community they return r=A=A
thanks. G-SS" The house will be kept open during the
Summer season.
F. +. E Rb MTPGH g.. R. NUDGE
ID. Nj. HILDRETH.S my3 I'm
HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of the most delightful residences in the South.
e THE CARRoLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS, szsa,
Es#H 81 miles from Canal St, NewOrleans ria theS5
G=a@a Carroton Railroad. AA-
THE subscriber has the honor to that he
fully prepared accommodate limited number of BoAD
ERs, by the day, week, month.
Per Day 81 CO. Per Week go co. Per Month hnn 81 %
Fish Dinners to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best OF Wines and Liquors,
Ice Creams SerLetS Lemonade, and Soda a0ater served
at the Saloon in the Gardens. =.
The Dining and Resauat under the charge OF
Mr. POUCHET, of the first caterers, and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables, Ten-pin Alleys, and Quos
Good Stabng for thirty Horses:
~" The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
extent laid out with much taste and are IN
fine order and far SpGSS anything OF the KIND In the
United States.
BouQUrTs. in great variety, always to be had on appca
ton 10 the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to yisite whose patronage
is respectfnlv solicited by (myltfA LANES DuRNO
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CABs-What in the world is getting into the
cabs and the animals that condescend to draw
them! Three cabs have run away during the last
two days-beg pardon we mean to say that the
horses ran away with the cabs therefore the cabs
were not to blame. Yesterday, the horse attached
block of granite opposite the new Municipality
Hall. Away he went, with the speed of the pony
that hlazeppa rode ; and the vehicle driver, horse
and all were in few short minutes brought up
against the iron railing on Lafayette Square it
was smashed into smithereens,' much to the
modification OF the driver, who narrowly escaped
with his life. Cabmen your motto should be
c1ufi0D -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

%.
No very important changes have taken place in the gene
raj market since report of last Tuesday evening Cotton
alone has been in active demand and at rather improved
prices, while the transactions in Flour Grain and Provisions
have been unusually limited In Tobacco will be noticed
that decided movement has at length taken place A
weeks later intelligence from Europe by the British steamer
Britannia, is about due. The falling fast and
is about 26 inches below highly mark
COTTON.-The Cotton market, which was affected
rather favoaby the early part of the week by the Amer
ica's has displayed increased activity since and the
sales of Wednesday and Thursday summed up COO bales
prices closing al sac advance upon quotations of
Tuesday. To-day the inquiry has been good and some 1000
bales have been disposed of making business of the three
days 49, 00 and of the week 30 600 bales taken mostly for
England but partly also for Northern account Our quota.
tons have been raised accordingly The receipts at this
port O93 64 bales against 40 669 for all last year
and at all the ports there increase of 1873 bales
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.


FEsHE Hotel at this well known watering place, situated
Il the Gulf of Mexico, within 60 miles of New -
Orleans will reopen for the reception of vsters M
JUNE 1st. During the winter. considerable altera E5A-x
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
view Of adding the comfort of those seeking health epose
pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior and the prooreor iees
hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union. G
Additional bedrooms. wash houses, Ironing rooms, &c
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ OF
visiteH.
The SEA BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES. TENpIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor is to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid lowpessure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the of the railroad daily, after June
ls at 12 O'Clock arriving at the Pass at and
during the season. the and elegant low pressure steamer
California belonging to the same line, will leave every alter
nate morning O'clock returning to the city at II
next day The Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others wishing to rooms, will please
address the subscriber
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian Miss
sF Letters other maiabe matter left at the office of
NJ Judson Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daily. my5 lms 3md& w
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A WANDERER.-Miss Amanda Harris a lady
whose nose protruded considerably beyond the line
OF beauty was found night before last wandering
about the streets, probably in search of an engage.
ment as ''model artist Like Shelley, she
= threw herself upon the breast of mother earth,
and wept but the tears that exuded from her eyes
were strongly impregnated with rum. Amandas
condition touched the heart of the Recorder. and
he was kind enough TO send her down for few
months
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SANTA Annals SADDLE.-There is now to be
seen at IS St Charles street. the most splendid sad
die that American eyes ever looked upon 1t is valued
at $1,000, and is said to have been taken or rather
left by Santa Anna, in his late percipitate flight
from Puebla The housings are of the most cor
geous description-the bride of silver gilt to which
are attached massive ornaments of solid gold The
pommel of the saddle represents the head of an
eagle made of solid silver richly plated with gold
the eyes of the eagle are composed of diamonds,
and the whole caparson is adorned with Jewels
Father jaruata's snuff-box, Santa Annals sacra-
mental cup the gold-embroidered dress of his infant
child, and many other trophies are also to be SEEN
These rarities are well worth seeing
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ExAMINED.-George Blake and his good lady
We're yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin
on the charge of having threatened to take the life
and burn down the house of Peter Matthews. The
evidence, however. showed that Mr. and Mrs
Blake We're not blood-thrsty people, and that they
had not the slightest wish to commit arson They
were discharged, and, in his turn, Matthews was
arrested for cruelty beating Spaniard over the
head with a club.
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INouEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest on the body of negro boy belonging to Dan
lei Morgan, of Vicksburg. The jury decided that
the boy to his death from in uries received by
being run over by dray Commissary Birming-
ham obtained a warrant or the arrest Of the driver
of the dray by whom the boy was run over.
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NEW ORLEANS S:
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1913.

TIVE MISUNDERSTANDING of guns, we must
say little about the weather Yesterday the
weather. although we are now almost in the centre
OF a southern May, was cool and delicious The
breezes swept through the streets as though upon
the wings OF gentle winter. The wamest heart
ed men thought of flannel shirts and hot whisky
punches, and the ladies debated upon the propretv
of building coal fires in their sitting-rooms.
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o. few days ago, w. B. Horton, Deputy
Marshal belonging to Justice Brghts Court whilst
in the act of serving writ OF eectment, was
torcibly resisted and assaulted by Brian Carn
Nearly one hundred persons We're gathered around
the officer, and habit not been for his presence OF
mind he mig ht have been mobbed Carlin was
brought before Recorder Baldwin; but, owing to
the absence of some material witnesses on the part
of the prosecution, he was discharged
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BOND FoRFEITED.-It will be recollected that
some few days ago young man by the name of
William Clarkson, was arrested by the Second 1Iu-
nicipality Police for having disposed of ne
gro to Mr.. Rafael, who keeps pawnbroker shop
underneath the St. Charles Hotel. AT the time of
bis arrest he gave security for his appearance, and
yesterday he was not forthcoming, as he had prom
ised TO be. His bond was therefore declared to be
forfeited. What further action will be taken in
this case,
The deponent doth depose
He vlp knn Iv knn,
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ALABAMA MARBLE.-It is said that several mar
BILE quarrles have been recently opened in Tala-
dega county, and that competent Judges have pro-
nounced it to be ct the finest which has vet been
found in America Some of the quarres furnish
white and others variegated marble, finely adapted
for mantles, furniture, etc. Our authority for the
above is the Mobile Register.
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BAD Observation-Disclosures Wiedrech Yesterday
maze afhdavIt that she had been violently treated
by her husband on several occasions. A few DAYS
ago, he locked her up in her room and gave her
severe fogging, as she says This Bluebeard of
modern times, if the word Of his wife can be de-
pended on has also expressed his willingness to cut
the throat of his better half warrant was issued
to " crib " Mr. Wiedrecht immediately
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William Dawson yesterday charged
a man by the name of Peterson with having stolen
a harness from him in March last Peterson was
arrested, but he sturdily refused to acknowledge
that he was the aggressor. Like Macbeth, he
seemed to say
" Blow wind, come wrack-
At least we III die with harness on our back ~
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AN@TANA SAAES.
Positive Sale, of Improved Property, Fronting the
New Canal and MelpoInene Street-DJyeIlinp
Second Municipality
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & co.

81 BEAND. IALHOUN q 90.
TUESDAY, May 2, at u o'clock-Wiil be sold at
4 Auction, at Banks Arcade
l. A certain LOT OF GROUND, with al the improve
Liberty and Euphrosyne streets and Immediately fronting
the Gananneasn1ng 81 feet INCHES lines front, by a
prise FRAME DWELLING, with Stables in the rear (all
quite new) for six horses The Lot well filled and under
fence.
=. certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
ments thereon, in the square bounded by Mepomene,
Iepchoe, tryades and Hercules streets, the
Harkesad Lot measuring 81 feet II nches5 lines front
nepomenc street, by depth of 127 feet 10 inches lines
The improvements comprise FRAME DWELLING
with other Improvements in the rear-all more fully de-
scrbed by plan exhibited at sale.
FERNS PROPERTY No. 1.-The purchaser TO as
snme payment Of note for $780, due 18th February 1919
te balance half Cash. remainder at IL months, for
secured by mortgage on the property.
al oh OF PROPERTY No 2-onethI'd CASH balance
Acts OF sale before J. R. Beard Notary Public at the ex
pehse VI tie purchases myl3
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.,o.t Cououerer lowed down and to sea on the 9th
NJ susan Lord, barks Catharne and n d. Chase
s5 ~ Southwestern towed down and sea on the Sd
lo asnb 'psHhap schrs w. H. Hazard and Louisiana.
mt gg i, diamond towed down and to sea on the 9Th
j Nm VIM Sprague, bark Alice Tarlton, brig Crusoe
ns III W. Pass at O'Clock, p. NJ the 11th instant
LEI ~. Wv ~ the offipg.
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- The deponent doth depose.
lie who knoWeth. only knows. :"

SADDLERY. Etienne Pope-(what name to
eat boiled egg with !)-yesterday accused Fran
els Pineguey with having stolen a saddle and br-
die from him few days ago. The stolen saddle
was found in his possession, and the accused sits
rather uneasy i'll his seat Bridled by the police
and refined in by the law, he can't go further than
the calaboose
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QUITE PITY-Quite handsome young woman
by the name OF Rose Mclaughlin was Yesterday
arrested for having assaulted and hesten NarJ 10y
Clare and her child. The deponent stated that she
was always drunk and continually disturbing the
neighborhood. Rose, the inebriated flower. was
culied by the police, and will be examined this
morning. ~
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SPECIAL N TICES.


q MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
New Orleans and the public generally that he necessi
, 10 visit Texas upon urgent business but that he will
,.rn and take charge of LA PATRIA, in conjunction
With Mesp. Aleman Gomez, as soon as the requisite
,mb of subscribers shall have been obtained agreeabIy
!, tbe prospettas m8
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday:
-. noronshi:e, Ranlett. Boston, L. H. Gale
shp RPT1abet, Young, New York, VIM. Creepy
BaR Wary Mary Eliza, Ryder, New York, A. kearny & Co
scaL Victoria Hoffman, Matagorda, G. Bedford & Co
scI psscagoula, Burns, Mobile, Z. ID. Lehman
Arrived Yesterday:
A., Oilers. (Brem) Exter, from Bremen, March GOTH
Sbp SSIbm;dt Cn-Laiayette
scdane Head hence for Matagorda returned in dis.
-, Wontsrey. Appeby, days I'm Apalachicola to
-, niajem Lpscomb, days FIN Vemilon Bay, to Jno.
X Amstead, Stiles, fin Brazos ST. Jago. 9Th inst,
snL 2 ballast to master-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
rs u,;o REYNOLDS. I'm Mobile.
Noble ia SS'gf I'm Bayou Sara-6I bales cotton.
Lara nn ZONES I'm Port Caddo-l272 bales cotton.
RGS As1 boss fin Camden.
Rdsa!' nsbonssaye fm St. Martinsvile-34 bales cotton
NN ss pLeathers, FIN Hard Times-340 bales cotton
sacep lant Morton I'm Little Rock-266 bales cotton.
l9uohu aanncosk Hauk fin Cincinnati.
''nTT o%bost Conguerer, Hea9n I'm tn the Passes
T5 o~ Diamond Davis I'm the Passes
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A WEAvER.-Mr. John Weaver was Yesterday
arrested as dangerous and very suspicious indi-
vidual. The police coming to the conclusion that
John had certain predictions for other peoples
wallets, and not the slightest objection to cut a
ings for thirty DAYS
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S N \ Y S.

If F T grazos St. Jago-RougA qnd Ready Linz
60 The hne fast sailing schr. ALBERT ROGERS,
IN. ILL., Capt Smith having half of her cargo engaged
GlH ieaSe on MGNDAl, the 18th inst Fol bal lance of
eght ABOUT ~ barrels passage apply board the
New Basin, or to J. w. GIBBONS,
myIo % Customhouse St
LII For vera Cruz-Rough and Ready Lfne-The
- me last sailing regular packet schooner RARI-
gaged will have Dispatch For freight OF passage apply on
BOARD or to Lmyl3] j w. GIBBONS g Cusfomhouse st.
<5F1 T or the Mouth of the Rio Grande and Mata-
- n moroS.Roug4 and Ready LneNThe fine light
Cd ~ draught, regular packet schooner GEN TAY
VII es Gap Anderson having half ef her cargo engaged
Instant For balance of freight or passage HAVING tH ne
suae or to apPy On bGoaSd opposite the Public
Ihls vessel being of very light draught viii cross the
par without hghteng, and guaranteed insure at the
o"e iaes my13
EezSzes STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regn-
,lIlkIEN lar fackef-fhe superior coppered and con
AfIsd sts1spps er ,E e steamship Capt
Orleans and Bazos ST. Jago taking freight for Month Of tbe
NO Grande and atamorOs which will be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Tears
Mo 70 1nS4s IA 81 O. ~ apps 3m
tTHoMAS L. ADDY Il CO.. Brazos St Jago
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NOTICE

Nh. LIS. HOUG1TON, Of Vicksburg, and Mr. R. w.
woRTHlNGTON, of Rodney, are duly authorized agents
Subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
nrprucFNTD
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SHOWER RATES

SHOWER BATHS.
MANUEL LOCKE Nos. and Front Levee, between
~ Customhouse and Bienve streets-has in store of his
own manufactnre-sHOWER BATHS of superior style
ana Workmansh,p superior to imported SPONGE
FANS, HAND SHOWERS, Hip and Fullszed BATH
TUBS all JaDanned For sale low for cash by wholesale
or retail. my56t
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LOUISVILLE, II aShvlIIe, and NEW Orleans TeIegraph
PEOPLES LINE
THIS LINE is now working far South as Memphis,
Tenn with the new and powerful COLUMBIAN
INSTRUMENT =" and will be completed to New
Orleans on the FOURTH Day OF July,
Communications will be received at the office of the Com.
pany, COMMERCIAL EXCHANGED and Transmitted by
fast Steamers Memphis and there teegraphed to any
Western or Northern Atlantic City, and after the 18th
instant Gmy6] CHARLES DOANE. Supernte ndent.
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TUE WESTERN PIoTA complete guide to tIav VEL
scrpton Of all points on the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers the different etc Fer sale By
IN OFT w WORTHTNGTON, General .4gcnt and
Il Coiiector Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi vii
Attend punctuay the Collection OF Notes Drafts &C
Dake & Evapns Broq nfls Sbo M GooGn
Richard Beck R. II. s. G. M BayIy, New Orleans w
Henry s. pppphan NatcheE a amss LeSae
ton Thos Freeland Claiborne county, Miss apD
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Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Tel

Gs- -Four children of one family were bitten by a
mad dog in Philadelphia lately
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WORMS, WoRMs,! WORMS!

WORMS! WORMS! WoRMs!n
TITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous innao-
ants If the stomach and bowels which so often impair
the health and destroy the lives OF chdren use "a
the removal of various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia. Sour
stomach Want of Appetite Infanle Fever and Agus. and
nebiy of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Dges
ton IL is without exception of the most valuable pre-
parations in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS CO.,
np1S Corner a Magazine and Common streets
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,


Lake end of the P0ntchartrain Railroad
EFlE present propretors of the above well known esab
L lishment would inform the citizens of NewOr -
leans, and all its former patrons that the house. after 5m
az having undergone thorough repara-t=A.A
ton, opened for their accommodation
this season, and they may feel assured that
endeavor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will at all times be supplied with the pest
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano, Black Fish
Croakers Trout Soft Crabs etc. besides all the decaces OF
the New Orleans market
feS None but the best of Iiuuors served at the bar
ap20tf E. p. KENNEDY q 20.
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.r Mrs. C. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
om those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
ae lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
sttbB Office. ap12
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,

CUI IUIE AND IUBACUU STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand, sept l....:.a..... 23,493 % 1856
previously. L 085,77O-l O93,647 "a 96l-S5 4s1
Exported past 8 days.. 1859 S43
previously .......s76, 4A---8S9.126 "a, 4i6-24 789
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III Z. HALL SURGEON DENTIST, No ii
w CARoNDELET STREET, (between Common and
Canal New Orleans. myI2em
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lFAIRBANKs, PATENT

PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
HE undersigned, sole agents in New Orleans for the
Il sale of Messrs. E. & T. Fairbanks & Cos Original
patentees St Johnsbury Vermont. celebrated PLATFORM
SCALES, prepared furnish them the manufacturer
prices Counter Scales weigh q to 81 lbs Druggists'
Scales weigh drachm to TBS Portable Platform Scales,
200 to $500 lbs; Dormant Platform Scales $500 5000 lbs
Iron Scales, $500 5000 lbs; Railroad Track Scales for
weighing l0t toss Railroad Depot and Hay Scales,
to TONS The above particularly recommended pur-
cbase being superior to any other article of the kind
use, for and durability to which fact
ample testimonials can be furnished.
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER g. CO.,
my4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine SITS.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE
TENHE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
Il Estate on liberal terms <nsA
IA LOT OF GROUNDS the corner of Gravier u
and Baonne streets occupied Grocery, &c. in the>G
bounded by Gayer Baonne CaTondeet and Union
Streets having 40 feet front Graver By depth and
front OF l0o feet on Baronne street.
Five ,TWO-sTORY BUILDINGS and LOTS, ON
a. Girod street, between TchOupitoulas and Commences
n streets being the Nos q 49, %, n and 70 Grod street.
a each lot having "a feet front Girod street. by IS feet
in depth occupied stores and dwellings. ,
Two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES. Nos. "a and
Sc Commerce street. between Lafayette and Girod Streets
each lot having 70 feet front Commerce street, by w feet
in depth. 80 -,
A. THREE LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build;
ings nearly new the city of Lafayette the north side OF
Third street between Tchoupt0uas and Rousseau Streets
each having 31 feet front Third street, by lo feet In
depth. Apply to - ~ ,o,,,,
aD23 cot II. ST. JOHN, y Lafayette street,
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IF H. Daney's Magical Pain Extractor - The
original and only always has the
the proprietor, H. DALEY wrappers box
Southern Depot, Isl Chartss street. New Orleans. Az
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A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C
a uanted in that State wishes situation salesman or
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
en,adon moderate and willing TO remain through tho
SUMNER He believes he make himself useful and profit
e 10 his employer. Inquire at Mrs. Taylors, 81 Canal
rReL mills
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SPANISH IANGUAG,


~ PIRATE LESSONS O.NL.K. III
n J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La PatriG will devote a few
~ hours during the day instructions the Span
Ish Language Mr. c. has adopted new and method
by which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms &C. apply 10 Mr.. Gomez at his office No. q
Exchange ley, Cont the Bookstores OF
J. B. Steel IA Camp st Thos. l.. White So Canal ST. and
G. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postotfice
eg Ii required, Mr.. &. will give lessons night mo
WELD e. CO., 72 Camp Street,
ES H.4PE JUST RECEiDE) III
vE7HE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST-A new
L tale of thrilling interest by Capt. Maryatt;
THE DREAMER AND WORKER: by Tongias Gerald;
LIFE OF LOUIS PlIIi4iPPE by Francis w. Rice
THE PARTISAN-raes of the Mexican War;
TOM CRiNGLE'S LOG by the author of the Cruise OF
the Nudge;
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS-Part 2;
DOMBEY AND SON-Nos 10 and 20, completing the4
work, mv6tf
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TO MERCHANTS
SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN of experience, and well conversant
"A with business wishes Sit uaton, for the coming season.
ma good Commission Grocery House. The best referen
cs gwen For particulars, apply at this office. my5 If
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EE- To Purchasers of Clothing.-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE s. CO.'S One Price Store, No. 81 Magazine
where always found the largest of Goods New
Orleans a uniformly low prices. mh5