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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
Eleven Lots of Ground in Lafayette.
BY PERSON q BONNEVAL,

THURSDAY. April 49, at II o'clock-Wi be sold at
i Bankss Arcade without reserve
Ell EVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Lafay-
cite bounded by ST. Andrew, St David and First and
the dividing line of Lafayette and designated by the Ira,
numbers l. 2, 3, 4, 8, TO- L. L, Is and a. Lot No.
measures 81 feet inches front on St David b 800 feet front
and depth on First street. Nos 2 and A. adjoining No: l,
each 30 feet front St David street by 120 feet
deep No 80 feet front First street by 1872 feet
6nche deep. No pleasures 81 feet inches front st.
Andrew street by 40 feet deep and front First Nos
10, H. II and -, adjoining No g. 80 feet front
St Andrew street by 10 feet deep. No a. adjoining the
above, 81 feet lines St Andrew street by l20
feet deep The whole according Plan which will be
exhibited at the sale
Terms, third cash. balance and IL months credit
for notes bearing mortgage until paid.
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny ESD Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers app
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ANSHANM SAAEs.

Valuable Lafayette Building Lots sold without re-
serve, account of departure.
BY PlERSON & BONNEVAL.
THURSDAY, April 10, at Il o'clock-Wil be sold, at
Il Banks's Arcade
THREE Very Valuable LOTS OF GROUND, being
Nos and in square bounded by Jersey Laurel St An
drew and Josephine streets each lot measuring 80 feet front
jersey street g feet inches in the rear, by 100 feet a
in depth. These lots beautifully located for prvaeS98
Dwellings, ~
Terms, fourth cash; balance l. and years credit
ornotes bearing mortgage with cent interest from date
without endorsers.
Act of sale before G. R. Snger, Esq, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers ans
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PISTOL GALLERY.-Thosc who wish to teach
. the young idea how to Shoot would do we'll to
pay visit to the Shooting Gallery of Mr. Hudson,
over the Shades in Perdido, near st. Charles
str
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70" French, Spanish, English and Italian Ian

sV French, Spanish, English and Italian Lam
gliEts. biFd FOCE SYSTEH.-JAMES De PALOS, Pro-
lesser Modern Languages No. H. Exchange Place, opposite the
ce, between Canal and Cuomhouse New Orleans,
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and easy
% HIS e the result OF eighteen labor and experience in
e art his profession ounded sound principles governed by
M laws o. nature and has been successfully practced this city
" e last ten years has been demonstrated he the only
YEA by Which scientific and practical knowledge of language
acquired at the mc and to such enable the
% Ia read write and speak the language his native
tongue
PERSONS wishing honor him with their confidence requested
W al his Office iron to l2 NJ, from to P. NJ, No IA E1
change Place.
references numerous and respectable. mill 3ms
~ Notice TO DTaymen. = Hereafter | will pay no
ae on goods consigned except those who have
my written order JOSEPU II MOORE
nnE' I'm l01 Poydras street.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1913.

DuEL-Tle Pafria of yesterday states that a
duel took place on Saturday afternoon between two
yong mel of our city with swords one of the par
ties being fencing master, named Rossier After
few passes, the latter was slightly wounded in
the right arm. The antagonists are brothers-in-
law, and IT Is rrmored that as soon as the wounded
party RECEIVERS the free use of his arm, they will
again have recourse to arms
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% Major Gally yesterday reviewed the Arte-
ry belonging to the Legion, on the Place d 'Armes
This corps, as usual, made splendid display, and
gave evidence of that perfect discipline and drill
for which they have always been con spicuous
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S,Iepdid Clothing Establishment.
eSy S,vayne's Verrnif1ge-'. When men, acting fro

ty swaynes Vermifuge-'' When men acting from
hing particular tact, such testimony being contrary to then
Worldly interests and purposes conviction ct It's ruth ana
s sa"'S WoraI Narioqs.
1a ai favorable ntroduction to herald It's advent
N .o ponegy lying testimonials and strings OF 2brsaed
5rr Ii alien the purpose is unworthy OF Dr. Swayne's
sio such stale tricks the miserable devices Of
r Of whose filthy and Ignorant nostrs
& ind way thanks to the gbiy OF overcreuous
a D r' ,ng"id gn Tie and inken eye and pad
pr encountered at every step bear ITS testimony give melancholy
OF tie unqualified ndant the of Dr. swayne'
yntg Ts 3 Dr. $ ~ an @ % anI Ts
rdIian Northern riy " Ia the numerous occurring
I r,irnge practice wherein have unsuedly, my
mage exhibited your Invaluable preparations have been anahe and
delighted ol tran1nlze The mind regten the body and
disturbing the functions, derangng
parts chrerunss Several my
arns my soiciation natural prejudices against
NJ favor JON deporing the parSmony of the Federal
ee % f impoion discovered by Won after wears of na
ach by midnight LAMP at the enormous sacrifice health,
W ~ For ~ The sle Agent Hu KENNEDY Patent Mydi
cue Agency corner OF chaes and Bienyle Streets APPS 81
GcHR5s S5 Ne g Hassz1: !sss szs
per Sop: F1ch ifEP %yt Coats
!" :. P Pfesn Cashmere PanslOons;
black and Go, co!q =, Satin atm Vests best STYLES;
E1ua rich fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality;
SoFa cS; French " cioI '''''' A" mulberry
Marseiles Vests;
Rich light Silk Vests, for Balls and Sorees
kSO-A variety OF other choice articles for Gentemens
9 Call and III eSf ss
~ Fashionable Clothing OMPsON & NIX
ON "A street. have received by arrivals New
Y large superior stock Of Fashionable Summer ClotLg
comprising all that in materials manufacture Their stock,
ID part consists Of
Super black ORA d'Ee Frock and Dress Coats
Super and cOlUred Merino Sac and fancy Goats;
Black and Croon and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and PLAID Linen Sacs;
Best black French ORA d Etc Pants;
White Naval aud Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Bnf and Fancy Linen and Marseiles Vests,
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Tniershlrts; Drawers;
Ial-hose Pocket Eandkerchiels CTavats; Gloves;
Suspenlers, etc. etc. APPS 2ipyl
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Gs- The Orleans Guards, under command of
Lieut. Derhes turned out in full numbers yesterday
and went over the river to practice targetshooting
The board was well riddled.
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The BALLOON BLOWN Ur.-Yesterday ii was
advertised that lady would ascend in splendid
balloon, from a square Oh Poydras near ST Charles
street. AT an early hour hundreds and hundreds
were in attendance. On the opposite side of the
street, the lookers-on clustered together like bees
in hivng-tim g Here she goes, ~ '.There she
goes - We're the cries. Presently small para
chute went up, like an umbrella with yellow CO.
yer. The delight of the audience, particularly
those who did not pay, was intense and each one
came to the conclusion that the Madame with the
mysterious French name, would, on this occasion,
go up for certain, but they We're mistaken just
about the time that the car was being fastened to
the balloon the Madame expressed a desire not to
approach any nearer heaven-so we are told On
this occasion the Madame had on dress beautiful
ly suited TO the steam that arises from pot of boil
ing turnips and like fairy giantess she took up
piece of scantling, and with her own fair hands
beabored the person of young gentleman who
sat upon the fence much to the delight of all who
looked upon the performance. Just about the time
that the airy vehicle was going up. it came
down, but luckily, the Madame was not in il. but
had she been III her car, her neck would have most
- individuality been broken. Then came the
tug of war the b'hoys thought they had been
fooled too often-and they tore down the boards of
the enclosure, and Selling the unfortunate balloon.
raied it through the streets, and tore it into pieces
not more than an inch in width For time, Pow
dras street, from St. Charles to New Levee streets,
looked like flower garden, so numerous were the
red, green, blue and yellow fragments of the de-
stroyed balloon. The balloon was totally DESTROYED
by the gang who seized upon it, and its fragments
scattered to the four winds of heaven amidst
the shouts and jeers of hundreds who were in at
tendance. 1t is scarcely possible that Madame Re-
nard will again essay to 8 60 up.
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SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

TE'HE proprietor Of the St. Charles loan Office in 70
L vites the attention of the public to MS large YIN
stock of unredeemed pledges consisting of Watches, IL
Diamonds Jewery, Guns, Pistols, Clothing Fancy essa
celen pieces for their own wear will find this excel
opportunity do at comparatively little cost All
the Offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
and placed in perfect repair by sklnl European watch
maker who employed continually in the establishment
p.essy for this purpose Any person acquainted with the
OF the oanng business will feel assured that greater
business regular manner Watches that originally
$50 be offered for less than half that sum- In this
Enlistment deception practced One price asked for
all the various articles, and no deviation made in case
b. this arrangement the most inexperienced purchase
requested to call and examine for themselves Renember
Charles Hotel and three doors from the corner of Gravier ST.
GV our or five amos which advances have
as above app 3m
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POLICE News IN A PILL.-Pills are composed
of various drugs, and therefore should not be too
readily swallowed by the public Now, when a
person wants all sorts of local news, he must re-
solve when more important matter is published) to
get all the " items gingled up together. ''There-
fore, as Ceramics was wont to say, g II cen
sum up the bill, and make it short at that An
tonic lsria arrested for having evinced desire
to cut down the mass, and also to cut the throat of
the captain, F. NJ Tobrado, of the Spanish ship
Sophia. The accused was sent, not to Davv
Jones', but Capt Youenne's :'locker'' j.. Mr. P. O.
lIebert was arrested for having struck Jean Pom
fort with canc and also for having threatened to
run the latter individual through with a sword
The case has not yet been investigated. H Be-
ham was arrested on Saturday evening last, for
having in his possession three pair of pantaloons
which, it is sad he knew had been stolen from the
store of Mr. T. o. Brown. He gave bail for his
appearance. -. A free man of color, by the name
of Louis Adeard, was arrested for having made
bloody demonstrations against the peace and dig
nifty Of the person of NJ. +. Mcrane. He was re-
nanded for examination. James Murray was ar
rested for having attempted to knock out the brains
of John Symmes, by striking him on the head with
what in police parlance is called " slung shot
The investigation will probably take place to-day
Upon the affidavit of Mr.. Refet, wharfnger of
the First Municipality, search warrant was is
sued to search the domiciIe of Ellen Knowles in
St Louis street. for nineteen bales of cotton which
had been stolen from the Levee No cotton was
found. Yesterday there was nothing done before
the Recorders. According to the police books it
would seem that virtue was the regning power
Yesterday.
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Building Lots of Ground ne ar Gormly's Canal.
BY PIERSON d. BONNEVAL
UWCf " o. ..
IENHU RSDAY. April 81 at Il ocIock-WiI be sold

THURSDAY, April IS, at Il o. lock-Wlll be sold at
l. Banks's Arcade; without reserve
ed by Jackson Josephine Fulton Avenue and Ellen streets
being Nos s. Z, and l3 Nos. Is, and % feet
inches Ellen street by 1l9 feet inches 81 lines deep No
Ii measures q feet inches 81 lines front Josephine ,
street by ITO feet deep. ss4ss
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square No, 285, -
bounded by josephine, Fulton Avenue Gomys Canal and
Ellen streets DESIGNATED by the numbers and a. measuring
each 30 feet front Josephine street by 100 feet deep
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No 2S9,
bounded by Jackson josephine Ellen and Howard streets
feet inches AZ lines deep Nos g. and % feet
inches lines front Ellen street by los feet inches
lines deep. No measures % feet inches lines front
Ellen street by 1873 feet inches IA lines deep Nos TO- II
and IL g feet front Ellen by 10S feet
inches AZ lines deep No II the corner Of Ellen and
Josephine streets In the OF Lots Nos 2 B. A. and I,
there a alley OF 10 feet wide, opening Jackson
street Lot No has 20 feet front Jackson by ia feet
inches lines and adjoining the above described common
alley
The Plan of the above described Lots of Ground will be
exhibited at the Arcade previous to the sale.
Tems-One-lait cash balance at II months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before L. r. Kenny ESQ.,, at the expense of
the purchasers
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~ Dr. w. Coleman S Anti Dyspeptic and To

" Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. +. MuLLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He the
very best profession the United States. All that stand
IN need would do well give him call, Sc CuBo ouse
sICe. mbl6 On
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" Cure Warranted-DR. A. ". COLEMAN
CELEBRATED GONORRHEA MIXTURE.-Ths cele-
hnad has the appreciation of the medical
Teson II purely vegetable compound. The upon
which offered to the public alone sufficient recommendation.
devoid and
the patient any way.
~ all cure the money will be
refunded.
S For sale by H. KENNEDY "a Chartres and by
eo at his Office 90 P0YDRAS ST. New Orleans. mh22 dd
" DR.. A w Coleman's Anti Dyspeptic and Tonic
Btters-For the of Dyspepsia, Nausea, Liver Com
PAINT Coiyeness, Headache, Heartburn and aSiCkness As
Tonic IN OF the iebre diseases incident this climate and
acera7 yphus and other diseases.
tS Physicians the first standing this city
Practice diseases incident Pregnancy y:Nausea, Hysteria,
Headache Pam the Abdomen Painting Fits and Nervous
by preference Of the preparations OF Yatsrian.
IT II uneualed remedy diseases peculiar Females.
Zee directions around each botte.)
s Put up quar- bottes with large
Rscl letters each bottle.
s Pnce$l per bottle bottles for SIS. liberal allow
a0re made D the trade.
Fer sale by SiCKLEs Co. 40 Canal and 81 Magazine St. H.
ENNEDY g. Charles ALSO, sale by Proprietor
fVlDRAS STREET. New Orleans. Inl22 DIFF
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FINE WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE. GoLb PENS, &c.


NELSON A YOUNG, No. Camp street, y
would respectfully invite the attention OF his hSTA
friends and the public to his and extensive as sA
sortment of fine English and Swiss eSa1&
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and celebrated manufactures OF London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put and warranted in
fine Gold or Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns to
suit Ladies or Gentlemen; Also to very large assoItmen
of WATCH TRIMMINGS-comprising every variety OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons ,..-..
KEYS and Seals of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES, "a great variety cpp
Diamond Ruby Garnet, Pearl, and Plain Gold fIN'Eh
RINGS NECKLACES, &c. -, !, e,1 ,d
A great variety of Genemens Shirt studs sleeve anu
Collar Buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
uspender Buckles Gold and Silver speetaces q every des
cripton Gold and Silver Pencils Silver spoons fofSs GnpS
Of every description Ladies' Fine e,J sed snesd
Casors Candestcks Trays &c, Lew brown ahd spencer
ceebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, in Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers tor
Persons from the country wishing to purchase fine Time
P;eces or JeweITy would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere -, ,
~ PARTICULAR attention giving to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches short notice, by the most sklfu workmen
to be found in the country.
to Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
order apo limo
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Superior Tennessee Cotton Land.
BY PIERSON " RONNEXA Anctinne.

Office No. ST Grapier street.
SATHRDAAY l., April Is 8 Il o'cIock-W be soId at
10000 ACRES of superior TENNESSEE COTTON
LAND, situated the Tennessee and Buffalo Rivers The
quantity of acres suit purchasers The Plan showing the
situation of said Land be the office OF the Auc
tioneers.. Terms cash.
Acts of sale before G. R. Stringer, Esq, Notary Public
at the expense of the purchasers. ap8
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BOYLE & Sands.

WhOLeSake and Retail Dealers IN
CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC.
26 Poydras street.
nh9g an corner OF Tcboupitoulas street
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Texas Lands, and Lot of Ground in the City Of
Galveston, without reserve.

BY PIERSON & BONNEVAL. Auctioneers.
Office No. 81 Grarer street
SATURDAY, April 10, at i oclock-Will be sold at
- Banks's Arcade without reserve
A certain LOT OF GROUND, situated in the City and
County of Gal weston State OF Texas, designated in the Plan
of said city Lot No, square So having front ~,
OF AZ feet 10 inches by depth of l20 feet. G7sS
Of Robertson, the Trinity River. This land well tim
bered. and well located for Sugar Cotton Farm The
whole will be sold block. The titles perfect and
be at the office of the Auctoneer previous to the sale
Terms cash Acts of sale before A. c. Ainsworh, ESD,
Notary Public at the expense of the purchasers apps
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATH:

GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
~ SHOWER BATHS, have received the dplom9s e.. at
Boston, the best Shower Baths offered to the public
The subscribers would that they have been ap-
pointed agents for the above really excellent Bath and
now prepared furnish them at wholesale retail at
moderate prices. x,,~x
nh 2rn n N.
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10" A Beautiful Head of Hair.-There is not a day
passes but whit Dr. r. PARISH 81 co. testimonials
hon agents aud others, proclaimng great
celebrated CHINESE MIR CREAM And they all pronounce
he the best PREPARATION for the growth beauty and restoration
he HAIR that they have used and believe that will
plrh every thing that any one could desire
All Ladies and Gentlemen who the habit using Oils
their hau should purchase bottle of the Chinese Hair
Cream, for never fails TO give satisfaction.
From the NewYork Tribune of July TO- lSi7.
"a Bcauii Heaa Of Hai.We a great many prepa
used on tie HAIR but that could admire
mend die community but the introduction Of the celebrated
Chinese Hair Cream city, and witnessing the application
friend OF days feel that would be doing
public njsticeespecay the express
and that all who need Of article dress
ttauuy the Hafo keep soft dirt and danr
dark, rich Color he better
celebrated Hair Cream
Prepared only DIR. R. Parish g. Co.. Network whom all let
FFs must be addressed, post paid.
Sold only RUSTE & PADDOCKS Drug Perlmery Store
lU Poydras street. next door to the Delta office. ct
spS Wrtng.-Messrs. DOLBEAR, No Is Camp and
thdr Streets invite all their former pupils who have
tanned IRON their lessons by business other
LESSONS At heir leisure, whether they have been a
sent one mouth, year five years, and TO
time unil s- TA free bold and rapid business style
accomplish this-Srg4& Pupils in BOOK KEEPING will be
g ed tor The Counting Houses by experienced Teacher
and Practical Accountant.
EB- Hours 9 to II A. M and to g. or I P. NJ. mh3
~. To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
where always be found the largest OF Goods New
Orleans, sld uniformly low prices. mh5
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Metarie Course,

lHetdIie SOuSe,
FOURTH DAY-Saurday, April s, 1S18.-On
Saturday, this course was well filled to see--what
most people thought, the g no count match and
purse race between Revenue and Charmer. Thou
sands of dollars Were lost in consequence of the
vast odds given on the horse. The track was very
dull and sticky, hence the slow time Five to one
Were offered on the horse, against the filly and ia
ken to great extent. We forbear full descrip-
lion Of the race in consequence of its having been
fully spoken Of in the Sunday papers. The horse
did all that nature would permit, and yet was east
y beaten by the Glencoe fly in two straight heats.
Saturday, April s-Jockey Club Purse 800
Entrance 10 per cent. added-Four mile heats
Also the great inside stake between Revenue and
Charmer for $4.500-Revenue stalking $4,000 to
s $50 against Charmer.
VIM, n. Rogers's b. f. Charger, by imp Glencoe, out,
of Betsy Maone-3 y o-S3 t.....................1 l
r. B. Poindextersb b. h. Reccnue. by imp, Trustee
Resale Somers. by Sir Charles y. o.-10O b.....2
Tnne-S:25-s31!s
TIE RACEs-METARIE CouRsE-Last Day-A
fine, though not well attended race, took place yes
terday The stalls Were filled with those who loved
to see the gallant steeds and their riders The bets
We're not taking in sporting phrase they
would be called, but the nags both seemed to think
that they could beat each other. There were only
two entries, and the race resulted as follows:
Sunday. April 9.-Proprietors' purse S200-En-
10 per cent. added-mile heats best three in five.
G. v Graves b. f. St Nary, by Hamlet out of imp.
R Ten Broeck's eli. m. Nanny Rhodes, by Wagner,
Tine 5!-I:5it6ii.
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, ~ h The splendid passenger steamboats, BULIE-
fashhs4se TIN Capt. G. B. Church, and CLARKs-
EsE5sslznSs VILE, Capt b. M. Holmes will continue
as Regular Weekly Packets between NewO and Mem
phis, leaving NewOreans every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at S
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
tualty of these Packets They will land freight and
at all the Bends above Vcksburg Mouth of White
River Helena etc For freight passage apply board
mhl6f HYDE s. OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
One of these Packets ready freight every
Monday morning
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to- Hrre Warranted DIR n

II To Purchasers of Clothng.-Cal at ALFRED
AUNROE 81 CO.'S One Price No. "a Magazine street.
where may always largest assortment OF Goods in New
uaeals isld at uniformly low prices. mh5
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MAPS-MAPS
NiTCHELL'S Large Distance and Reference Map of
Va the United States;
c. X. MARsHALL's Astronomical Atlas and Map, highly
colored and illustrated;
LAToTRETTEs Map of Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
hama, with all the late Surveys.
PIKE Coast Directory for the Mississippi River, with Dis
and Names OF all Plantations the Coast;
so, Pocket Maps of the States
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FRESH POND IcE REIMBURSEMENT

WHITE ICE HOUSE, No. 9 Common street; No. IA
w ChartreS street; of P0ydras and St Charter
Streets corner Of Robin and Religious Streets and toper
side Of POntchdrtrain Railroad Depot.
The above mentioned establishments full of supe
ro FRESH PoND IcE and for sale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at lowest market prices an
s-H Orders from the country for acked Ice will be
promptly attended to.
apl lind ImsW A. w. BOSWORTH Agent