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FRENcH PRoNouNcINe DICTIONARY.

(surenne's) of the French and Englh languages IN
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. 81 CnstomhOnse street, Men Orsea8S'
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No PAY RZQuigm
UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED.-Pnvae diseases cnfeal
few days by regular physician without mercury Or o,ne
poisonous medicines, at No 81 Customhouse street new"
leans Louisiana. -.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted W. W.,
any OF Inc forms OF certain Disease to his genera In
Seinent IN another column The treatment adopted " nt
Is that which has the approval of the most distinguishes
geons OF Pans, London and New York and It's uhf n,
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cHe
lure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases l
by certain solitary practice etc. etc, now be e
to moral certainty. if application be made 20 those WIN
indulgence, skill and experience be relied on ome
nuilen opened IN this city all the many cases MAJ ton
nnder ms care have been cured without single oe
some OF these were of years standing. One remain ftbe
OF Stncture 81 years old has been cured to the To
nahen The gentleman (whoSe responsibility Is hn0 mis
the citizens of New Orleans is at hand and (Dy ms ZEE
sion) can he referred DIR. NJ 8 treatment oil nor
not known south of NewYok. His treatmen, o IL The
rheea and geet is the most perfect ever dscoVefe ~ en-
shortest, safest and sure The patient takes no cop % oh
bebs, turpentne, other doses but cua or
tanned in one days without pain 5 hjn
change OF diet. Gs3 No pay unless cure Is ehee'eu
the time named. oxcp;
lMPoTENCY.-Yo men Others who, by sexua. eftbe
elfpolluon, may have brought themselves any 4 in
painful consequences resulting from an uDIestlag ill.,
diligence OF the passions. such premature o.fSiona
voluntary seminal emissions, general debility OF cOhhi con
arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with honoap scssy
tdence he offers them a perfect The sficteS'
observed. ~ ecu
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office ", n
omhouse ST. BENJAMIN MULLEN, III s i'm
cR Remember No. s. Customhouse ST.
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MAENA3AAs
MEDICAL CARD.
S GU HE RN MEDICAL OFFICE,

. U = Ii IN M Il u &c a l. OEE1CE e,
NO 18 C.7RONDELET ST,
Two THE PUBLlC.-Nine years permanently located
Il in this city combined with the UNMARRIED success our
chronic complaints, has met with during that time has fully
and soundly established our reputation
The Southern Medical Office No IS Carondeet
street established in 1870 for the of all Chronic afec-
uos IS with few exceptions known to ALL the only OBJ
ecf OF tins card is to inform those who know not its oca
uoh that afflicted with of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure
10 thoSe especially who from immolerate of Mer
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
boches on the skin Ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
iS Tor we confident that the prompt and permanent re-
@ ey VIII derive from the active effects of
what profess 49, fN' ~ '"s
We do not boast of making rapid and hasv cures bu our
Satisfaction 10 perform thorough and radical
SNORT space OF time possibly be done with advan
tage and safety to the patient
We Wl not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any eidDorate remarks regarding venerea affections
se at unfortunately pervadeS all ranks of society rich
ana poor matrimonial and SINGLE all will observe is if
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature cannot
grass his peculiar case with OF those that describe
NSee rease) by calling at oe will give him. free of
al charges what explanation advice he NAV desire
often happens that l-tImed of shame or dread
OF discovery dete a patient from applying those who
rom education and espectabty befriend him deay
ng treatment tIIl all tie constitutional symptoms of this
h0rfih disease make their appearance
10 snch the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
hoaoe secrecy and from his extensive practice and eyre
ee' ne can confidently recommend safe and speed
oe;oo NJ ,o,,t l.. c. THOMSON
mon sign OF the Marble lEscuapian Statue Private en-
rance irst door to the right of No 49, in Caronfelet t,e,
Nde esfess Doth In Common and CarOndeet sts m6 I'm
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MEDICAL.

pRlMARl affections, symptoms viraent diseases L.
peculiar in their nature that uufotuM,i being
are able to discuss Them. 1t theapcuca ia Of Tua lev
ance, the moe the disease peneateS into the r, ef
It's specific nature and undergoing the transiomat; In
tend TO asslmllae TO diseases Of another nature tS @4
ticuh does the treatment become General Syphilis Il o
taneous and takes place under hos! Of different me
properly DISTINGUISHED, yield TO professional Treatment %
fative order; and the safest method is radical cn 81 81
primary affections IN the shortest possible time AZ VI Tue
time snbdnng their Characteristic chain OF serious mi ZANE
DIR MALLoN, Is Canal street thoroughly and ejgrtS
cures all OF those diseases The Doctor contempafe S
few record, in the annals of The healag art '' ~
afford more striking proof my triumph over dlea" t
the thorough and complete of a well known 49, ua
this city that looked upon desperate and bevoJ VA
reach of human aid. DIR. MaOn offices are AT ~ T4W e
Street; The Doctor has removed to rs Canal net G
doors from Royal street. NH fp Uu
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q q 6 X S

N fDI at the New Orleans Stationes' Warehouse, IA
Camp Street and best assortment ct all k al nu o.
fishers prices This collection emil braces works IN every
branch Of the Healing Ar and stands nnyaed as a. com a,a
price as they are sold in Boston, New York and Piaie
phia AS the list extensive Tor an ordinary ADVERSE
neut the attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally is respectfully invited. The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF te STOCK anu pm
ces will give satisfaction to all paities :,
mlI1 i b, STEEL, Ia Camp st.
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at No IS Common street, the second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month . Oficen-L. Z. Reynolds, w
NJ; w ]. Armstrong. Secretary.
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-under the juristc-
of the Grand Lodge of Msissippi-hod their monthly
meetings the first Thursday evening of each month, at
the Masonic Hall the Caroton Railroad Depot corner
OF Baronne and Perddo streets. Olicers-H H. Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF 4. Y. MAsONs-hcH their
monthly meetings in the MASONIC Hall corner of BatGnn NE
haf.past s O'Clock p M. .Otfieers-D G.. Benbrook, "
NJ; James H Miller, $ w; Nathan shriyeihon W; Pr
EUREKA LODGE-under the Jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of Nisssppi-od their meetings in Lafayette on
the first Wednesday of each month"; Levee street near
Jackson Otcers-A.J. Williams, w Nj J. b. Clements
Secretary.
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UBlcefS Of Tie Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages.
BERNARD MARlGNy, Register of Conyeysnces
Justices Courts for the Citv.

n FIRST Distric-[ofice, No 222 Tchohp,ouas street !
Ha anea sgme Instjse John $ Dunno Clerk John
nor John speith, Deputy Constables ''''''S 'ea
SGeGna Dtstrict-[oliics No 65 Common street Geo
,hhrlgh Justice e. L. Bright, Clerk E.,geean Con
kerkhan, Deputy Constahles " ''' ''o'o"' n
Ihlrd Dtstrict. -[Ofice St. Louis Alley next 10 the
corner Of bienviIe street, B. Beverly usfice Yctn,
1e's nie Il > r Walden, Constable; n. b. Outlaw. H.
Dstb6s Justice. Paul Duverges Clerk GustaVe Mex
eons,a be- A. Meyner, F. Generey, Deputy Consabes
Fuh Dtstrfct-r Office corner of Elysan Fields and Viz
NY streets J-Aiphonse Canonge Justice. r. Canonre
Soran rfancs louney, Constable L. f. Genereiy j r
''apufu II. Scaeznayder, Deputy Constabes - ~
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

= Sgpreme CC"ytIGeo Eustis, Chief Justice; P A. Rost
" r. kng, / Sldeli Associate Justices Eugene Lasere
Clerk; Felix MeGulloch, Deputy W. A Gilmore Attorney
General; h. g. Fon,eneau District Attorney
- q: $. Circuit Court. Mckinley and T. H. Mct|aleb
presldng Judges: Z. Randolph, Clerk F. n HARRISON
deputy Clerk, /. J. Duant, District Attorney; w +
wagner Marshal Z. A. Labuzan, w. Slearer, j. ii.
Rhinehart, Deputies. - "
-, Y. s. District Court.-T. H. McCaleb, Judge N. R,
Jennings Clerk. " "
First District Court Of Men Or1eans-J McHeprv.
Judge All Rousseau, Clerk; Louis Ser6 Deputy Clerk
Icond Distrct Curt Of .Nt10 OrIeans-E < Canon
Judge Thomas G. Poole Clerk P. NJ Berlin and b, Boz
deiols, Deputies. anu " 'i
Thru District Court Of Men Or!cans-T II Kennedy
Judge W. P BedIock, Clerk; J. b. F Maxent H. r. Comr
hoarfh Dtstrict Court ef .Nsw Orieuns-Geo Straw
bridge Judge I. Gilmore, Clerk j. r. ToIedano and j.
fJth Disfiict Court IF .Nino Orlcans-A NJ buchanan
Judge p; Leblanc. Clerk; G. W. Lewis ] S Baron and
}. o. Claon, Deputies i '''
Officers Of the Parish of Orleans
FREDERICK DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MAR1GNy Register of Conyevances
ROBERT SrEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish
Mertt, ar-JoHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. b IeefEa Gen
.ierk and Deputy; Sampson Blossman a sidney lewis
Michel de Aarmas, SamRel Powers, Robert swain mis-
Sorapuru. Felix NJ Jacobs J. l.. Fabre A. Trenagnier
nugohIn Sam L. Waldo, Charles kshaw n rrenaSn;ar
Ehas DanupleS, Thos A: Watson and Edward McI1m"h
deputy Sheriff. C. X Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keann
OF the Parish Jail I. Brooks, II. Bence and Thomas VI
White, Deputy Keepers. ~ W.
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River Premiums.

" =
To Vcksburg and all intermediate Landings, 3aD 4
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport, Hausonburg, VernillonvtIe, Co
and Jones Landing, 224fO1t4
To Louisville St Louis, Evansville Ecore Eabre,
Coates Bluff Columbus, GA and Grenada. Il (01a
To Vincennes, Shawneetown, Tuscumbia, Flo,
u renee and Nashville, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (0lA
nom Alton !e!ieFson aud Anserda,n .I40ls4
- Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, lAa, o nz@21z
Futon n.a. nnoA.ne' van 03
To Fort Smith, and Jonesborough Cred River 2sD34
10 Alexandr, nd Match cbes 9,
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A CARD.

E'oR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED Know
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in conSn,
ing for the of private diseases owne to he
Ier dsqnacations OF who profess to cure such
oeein to be nothing but act of kindness to,rar5 r.
Ihnl9runafey afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MI rT
20 90 CrsToMHorsE STREET to state that in the
os apang orm and for several months together was nn
e pest regular medical practice could Obtain in Ne
t M"e Al length heard of Dr. MuLLEss great retua
b aspIed TO him. and to my great JOY in three weeks
Jan. 'io4'. [mhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBBERsOS.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

ar. a. Gu IEEN mas removed his Office frn,, > ~
~ street to No 10 .N4ICHEZ Mrect 'Vra % ROya
Arcade. He still continues TO cure Stric," eat lie
system-removing the worst structure lytbo" on his
ationenely by medicines that relieve and na,d any e
cure without any hindrance 10 business or die, pnan
country need any putting selflaudaticn tVloanGn
ton TO Dr. c. he will refer You hundreds OF the spe
ing IN tins city Who have been cured in the last len y
pay required without a cure is effected ''seNe No
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorhpa cured i'll three days or no nav
9 Remember, IL NATCHEz STREET Nm,
CADE. Postpaid letters puncually attended ia TIE Az
dence and medicines securely packed and sent 10 s On
The country. "' " my parO
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.


s. J. PETERS, President; JAMES DICK, VIM H HODGE,
Vice Presidents Committee OF .ippGafs: II r Mchenna
VIM. ii. Avery, w. c. Mylne, W. Bogart, VIM Mure and
jail. Elmer
Gas Works-Ofice on Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel. go. Dr. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman p. j. Gleises Collector Gas Light Conn.,
antttes James Robb Charm. E. w. Wells Sec'y.
Water Works s. Office, No 25 Carondeet street. James
Saul President S. T. Percy sec'y; j. Z. Coulon Superin
enJent; William Wright, Collector.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter. not exceeding halt an
ounce, (avodupoiSe sent not exceeding 5OU miles, .
For every half ounce, and any excess every half
ounce, the same of postage; and when adveT
tised two cents on each letter four cents, if the
advertising cost so much additional. q
For drop letters not to be mailed, each,
CIRCULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver-
tisement, unseaed, sent any distance. i........
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches less, sent
30 and not than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State,
Sent over such distance. IL
to suscrbe3 cents each, prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post office.
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Post ohce-Open daily from 6 to Con Sunday from IL

o2-A g. Penn, Postmaster.
CLOSE Eastern .,fail via Mobile daily at 70 o elk, NJ
Grcat Western laH comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers Tuesdays and Fridays, reg
uIa Louisrte Mail, EXTRA, supplying Natchez, teks
burg Memphis and Louisville four times week eguia
so'cock, A. NJ. Coringon and niadts0n1e HaA MON
days, Wednesdays and Fridays Red Riser Aan regula
LGtauette lfat times week, Sundays excepted AZ
o'clock P NJ. o.. DUE: Eastern Mail, daily by 10 An
Great Wesera .ila0 twice week, irregular lo"tSGme
days, by P Nj Cooington and .ladsoagNe .laI Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, by + NJ Red f.ser
lars n [ Z MI
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.
nR. BILLINGS CARMlNATIVE AND AsTRH

mr.. Killings, CARMlNATlVE AND ASTRh
~ GENT sYRUP-4n Infdltibic Remedy for Cto,Ta
ItIntam or SamnFcr COMPLAINT of Children Cholera &
BUS Dl1TraGG and any IRREGULARITIES Of the BOwasstA
by the Surgeons IN The United States 1rmy withsrta
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College Cha
ton, and of New Orleans j
DR. Il. $. BILLINGS: Dear Sir-ft is but simple justice
to yourself and the public generally for say that aG
having abored for several MONTHS during the last yeaf W.
der he avages OF the of our climate the DanhG
until I'm spite OF the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public estimaon) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Asnngen
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the also OunaH
equally eectlyeI curing of my children OF the an
miserable complaint. Since it effected myself
have taken whenever, from any cause there were mp
rOns OF and have always found it efeau
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country, traveller, whether by %
or water ought TO with him this Invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost noe
pense he might cure himself he passes his Ea
lies and plantations would only save much disease but
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
part oil their medical stores Yours, &c, .
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON, MISS, May 49, Iss
From the .frmD;-Matamoros (Mexico) April 5tb, a-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me
some OF the worst of Dysentery under my charge ~
OF which it produced permanent cure in few days NH
powerful remedy, possessing rare medical virtues
J. b. ASH, Asst Surgeon, IT, s. "A,
,eW For sale by. SICKLES & co. 40 Canal and ~ "a
nagazlne streets New Orleans. w II FOX NatenheTzt R
y W0ODMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. SHRE'h'
mh7 I'm d. HANSBROUGH.
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Cus.omhouse for COLA
oolns' as per Act of Congress of 1894, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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Government of the State of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
t sse a SaSsoy &c ss WE
l.. Borleon, Auditor w A. Emoe Anor'y Gen
G. RoMey Adj Gen'l; r. J. Kerr, Reg Land oiice;
4 7 Williams, State Eng l.. Bringier Surveyor Geni
A. Dmitry, State Superintendent of Public Education
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VA Y y \ 9 T. T..
NOTICE
NOTlCE,
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREA1

JNO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENERFn
L EASES.-The reputation of the writer Is 50 VIII DIS,
shed that all that is necessary say those WI %
unfortunate as to have contracted any one
Full DISEASES known and called RET pIsEaSre hRsl
part OF their various FORMS Is, that the writer an IN ay
successful practice of twenty-siX years. eonnej ~ NOT
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Bood Iacy %
many of whom had been under the treatment ~ 90
physicians without receiving any benefit is enabi enhut
you positively safe, certain and speedy cure SSo O'
OF the UNFoRTUNATELY AFFLICTED see this Sbo oa an
ment they would do well to cali at No ST CIs1aady
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail
The benefits of the subscriber long and seiye Of
mills I'm b. f. MULLEN S. (;ns st,r dperenU
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MUSQUITO NETTING
pOBINETT, Muslin Linen and Cotton MtTSOITITo
y NETTlNG-a large stock on hand ard for sale cheaD
ny mho 81 JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs


Nos 90 md 81 Gotd street, .Nev YORK.
TIE subscribers continue TO manuiac a1laE4
u tnre, at greatly reduced prices, lii III
PRINTING PRESSES Standing Press AHySgss
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c &c, OF the most g5gS9
approved kind, among which are their i'm S~EFsN
proved Double and Single CYLINDER s&,yssE-44s-A
MAGHiNE PRESSES for Newspaper F'TTGTR
and Book work Gard Printing Machine, Z-AssLIzaAr5
and the Washington and Smith HANDA@assiI,1 Row
fhESSES with or without their Patent Iron hoe' Rrass
Chases, Cases, Imposing Stones Composing Sticks md
Rue Furniture, Ink, &c &c, constantly on hanos in
every article necessary for complete Printing o4es the
Guiding type furnished at the shortest notice, ana Vi
most favorable terms. -,
Old Type received in exchange for New, at nine cens ~
pound. =
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with esilmaff lie
dean Tor Pnnng Offices Blndery BY informing Us VI ~
styM and quantity of work they desire TO do. r ,nv
i lie subscribers prepared TO furnish Castings % ~
size or description at the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast Iron. - 5a
he subscribers also anuacture Cast Steel Mil r. t ko
cut CIRCULAR and other Saws supply Of which tnef ~
constantly on hand limbs l2ml r. HOE o. w.
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Inc pustues upon the udder OF contained prneo
which would produce the almost divine results for sbrhs
Interested persons, hs in social and professional Position
ndicued what they dare not deny They asserted that ms
vaccinaed persons became covered with hair and even ex
tours, believing like a bull. But the current was Soon
turned The British Parliament voted him GO 600 SerEng
(sl0o ,000,) and the world sang his praises 4''
THE same spirit has come QOsca to oaon times Even
while write this Bulletin, interested persons jeaOQ, of
the wonderful efficacy and success of
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No 48 Camp street. few doors
above Grayier. - -, -. NJ,
Martin & Co Office, No. 81 Magazine street, New
Horace Bean-O Office, No. "a Camp street, corner OF
Common. =, =, - -. - ne
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MONTHLY DULLE-

NJ Wv III u y iIAIIs
I'VE TIN go. No. 3 80.
The world has ever been the
sqS1le Of the fiercest stng-
sles between Truth and En-.
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
Dry, than Error, with its le-
gion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most illus
trious instance of this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led. under Providence,
10 the discovery of Vaccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
scourge, the SmaliSPox, was
robbed of its terrors. He
found that the matter from