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wuo,s 70 nr.mr "A band Of depredatorawhich

WHo's TO BLAME "A band fdepredatorsswhlch
had hitherto defed the police Of Paris has recently
been discovered and apprehended Listen to the
opening examination of their leader, Thilbert, and
say where the wrong lies: 90 How old are you :"
As far as can Judge, about forty FIVE" What
is your profession 81 g That OF thief What
was your father - 1" A thiei, likewise, ana diei
thief also. and died in the prison Of Grenoble"
And, when you were thus alone, why sought you
not TO learn another trade !''Ess Because | was
driven from door TO door: because institution is
omen. either to those who sin Or whose fathers have
siinned before theIn.'
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Railroads The CarrOtfton Raiiroqd Cars leave the
Depot, at the of Perddo and Baronne streets
TIE LGtegete Railroad Cars leave the corner of Canal
and Baonne streets, every half hour during tie day
The P0RtchartraR RairoaG Cars leave the Depot, the
Soer Of Champs EysGes and Old Levee streets. every hour
dnnng the day
ne .usricGA CRIT RqaraGd Cars leave the of
'SSatnlH flysees and Good Children streets.
aIidIs - re Canal CGroRdeiC connects the First Nu-
meipaity with Lake PonchartraiH the " Old BASIN being
terminus ~ ~ :" "'0 " nA " e
IL &c sNen tahaI connecs the Second Municipality with
, ip!caftratn the New Basin" on Circus street be
P 1ala street ana linton Walk, being its city terminus,
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~ How charming is that silence which falls
over Ills when the thoughts are full and words
leave nothing TO expain-that repose of ieelino-
that certainty that understood without he
efforts of words, which make the real luxury of
intercourse and the true enchantment of travel
What memory hours like these bequeath after
We have settled down into the calm occuntion of
common life How beautiful. through the vista OF
years, seems that brief moonlit track upon tile
waters of our youth.
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ANNMs, Sc.

MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS &c.-Medica! Students can
lNa lind at the New Orleans statoners' Warehouse "a
Camp street the largest and best assortment OF all Kinds Of
MEDICAL WORKS OF the latest revised editions, at pub
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PREcEPT AND PRACTIcE.--A friend writing
from New York says:
school teacher in one of the churches in
this city offered to his pupils not long ago reward
Catechism by heart, from beginning to end Much
TO his surprise three or four of them on the next
Sunday were actually able to recite it. Well
what did he do-pay over the dollar, according to
his contract! Not bit of it, But he gave the
children the pleasing information that the money
should be put into the missionary fund This is
practical instruction What fine effect the pre-
cepts of The Catechism must have produced enforced
by such an example !-Boston transcript.
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SOCIAL FEEDING.-Dr. Jarvis. in his Practical
Physiology, says: The eating hour is the time to
cultivate the social nature. This hamonizes well
with the lively flow of spirit that aids the digestive
process. It is better, therefore. not to eat alone
nor even in silence. The solemn stiffness that
reigns over the table of some families the unbroken
quietness which a stern but mistaken discipline
imposes upon seme Children are at variance with
the best interests of the time. They lay n weight
upon the brain. a burden upon the spirit. and pre-
vent that quickening which social cheerfuness
would have given to the stomach
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Sent 800 miles, 10
For every halt ounce and any excess over every half
ounce, the same rates of POSTAGE and when udver-
advertising cost so much additional
For drop letters not to be mailed each .........
CIRCULARs-For any printed circular handful, adyer-
tisenlent, unsealed, sent any distance. :........-.
NEWsPAPERs-Of 1860 square inches or less sent
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State ................. |
Sent such distance INSTRUMENTATION. IL
Not exceeding 80 miles, free.
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PRESSES with without their Patent Iron Roller Boys
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Guiding Type, furnished the shortest notice, and the
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Old Type received in exchange for New al nine cents per
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Editors and Publishes will be supplied with estimate in
detail for Printing Offices I,indery by informing of the
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The Subscribers prepared TO furnish Castings of any
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Cash paid for old Ca! Iron
The subscribers also manufacture Cast ce Mil Pit Cross
Cut Circular and other Saws. supply of which they keep
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RANK BOOKS.

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government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Isaac oHssos Govsmos TR as ,LAs9Ey It. Gov
! Roaleion Auditor; w. A. Elmore Attor'y Gen.
{. 4 RoWey, Adj. Gen1; R. I Kerr, Reg Land office;
II. T Williams, State Eng L. BIngier, Surveyor Gen1:
i DmitIy, State Superintendent OF Public Education
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~ lodger at a hotel. after washing himself
in the morning, wiped his face with newspaper,
and sat down to peruse the napkin. He did moi
discover his mistake until he attempted 10 tear of
~ corner to light his cigar,
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Justic es' Courts for the City.

Daniel Ryme Justice John $. Dunno, CLERK. John ].
nor John speth, Deputy Constables.
Second Dis'rjc-[Ohce, No. 65 Common street. lGeo-
Y Bright, Justice G. L. Bright Clerk. f. Belleau, Con
stable Edward P. Kennedy 2. Goman, VIM. Horton A.
Kerkhan, Deputy Consabes.
Thru DiStrict-[Ofice St Louis Alley, next to the
of Bienvle street &c B. Beverly Justice. Victor
Se6, Clerk J. p. Walden, Constabe N. b. Outlaw, L..
H. Sere, Deputy Constables.
Fourth Distsict-[Oflce No Sc Condo street ALEX.
Derbds, Justice Paul Duyerges Clerk Gustave Meyner
Coastal Ie A. Meynier F. Generely, Deputy Constables
Fifth District-[Of flee of EIysian Fields and Vic
tory streets L-Alphonse Canonge, Justice y. Canonge
Clerk, Francis Money Constable; L. f. (cnerely, j. B.
'SOrapuru, r. ScheXnayder. Deputy Constabies.
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Residence Foreign Consuls

S,ri!zcriaRd.. John A. Merle EspanatIe street
.h0Hteridco.. B. Walls ~ Common street
Ham5arg..... Wm. Nogel, g BienyiIe street
HcRmcrk.. F. Nles, IGS Common street
EHgtGnd. 49,. VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street.
PoFfngGi.....A A. J. GOusea Common X tarondeIe
Haagrcr..... James u. Behn, IS Bienvie .teet
Bctrium. James y. Behn. S. Bienville street
Hafidad......- F. NJ Ward. 81 Common street.
NOrrGg.......D- hesegaes, "A Old Levce.
Prussia. VIM. togel, So Benvlile street!
.1"Sfrta....-..l. ii. Elmer, Exchange Place.
frcMrn $500. + frederick ROdewald, % Bank Place
H"SS'a.. -. Emile Johns, ITO Poydras street
frdHfe \ Roger. 81. Peter and Rampant
hFd-H..... Pierre Res maud "a Tchoupitoulas street
hcdcR..... Jacob Heinrich Elmer. Exchange Place
SpdiH...... aro> de E>pana, 1856 St Louis street
R0he........ l.. E. Dafon, 81 Common street.
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office No. As Camp street. a few doors
above Gravier.
Common.
Thomas H. Barker = No. % Camp street. corner of
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FRENCH PRoNouNcING DICTIONARY.

T'HE sTANDARD PRONoUNCINGD DICTIONARY
two paris Part |, French and English; Part ii, Enghb
and French. The first part comprehendng wods CON-
the fine ars 1900 historical names 1900 geographical name.
IL 600 lately published with the pronunciation OF every
nent photographers and iammarians; together with N
critical remarks in which the various methods OF ponounc
pared with each other. The second part containing cogi
Vocabulary of English words and expressions, with the
pronunciation according Walker The Whole preceded
by practical and comprehensive system of French pronun
cation. BY Gabriel suenne, F. A S Pr French Teacher
in Edinburgh, Corresponding member of the French Gram
natical Society of Paris lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author of several
works Education.
Also REIDS DICTIONARY of the English language
containing the pronunciaon, Etymology and Explanation
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statonen
Warehouse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous
Polite and School Literature. -
ml5 l. B, STEEL, IA Camp 81
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Post Omce-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from IL
to "A G. Penn. Postmaster
CLOSE Eastern Mail, via Mobile. daily at II o elk NJ
Gre% Uestern Max comprising all the stopping places
the Mississippi and Ohio Tuesdays and Fridays
plar IouisrAe aH. eltra supplying Natcbez. Vicks-
burg Memphis and Louisville four times week, irregular
dOqEt BnpOa Sara .faH, Wednesdays and Sundays at
clock, A. NJ. Coriagtoa and .NddisoarHe Mini, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays Ped Rirer Mail irregular
IGtGTee Mai, six times week, Sundays excepted at
clock + NJ. DUE: Eestern .HaH daily, by 10 A
Greg HcScrn Mail twice week, irregular. LonisrWe
iidH cLtra Irregular. Coast .Ga Tuesdays and Satnr-
DAYS, hy3 NJ. CoringtOn and .adisonrHe .5iaH Tues
days; Thursdays and Saturdays, by p. NJ Rel Rirer
pan irregular I,qfaMette Mail, six times a week, Sun
days excepted at l p NJ
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JTTDJrIARY DEPARTMENT.

Supreine Coart-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice; P A Rost
G. R King T. Sidel Associate Justices Eugene Lasere
CLERK; Felix Met ulloch, Deputy w A Emore Attorney
General; d. G. Fonteneau District Attorney.
T. y Circuit Conrt.-J Mckinley and T. H. McCaeb,
Presiding Judges f. Randolph. Clerk f. N. HARRISON
Deputy Clerk. I. J. Durant, District Attorney; W F..
Wagner Marshal; c. A Labuzan, W. Shearer, j. Ii.
Rhnehart, Deputies.
U. s. District Court-T. H. McCaeb, Judge. N. R.
Jennings, Clerk.
First District Court Of Nso Orleons;-J. MeIieny,
Judge. All Rousseau, Clerk; Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk
Second Distrct Curt Of .Nen OrLeans-E. A Canon.
Judge Thomas c. Poole Clerk 2. Nj. Berlin and E. Bor-
delois, Deputies.
Third Distyict Court Of .Nfm 0lsgas.-T H Kennedy
Judge w p Bedlock Clerk: j. b. F. MaXent, l.. K Couf-
tin and c. Weysham. Deputies.
Fourth District Court Of .Ncr Crleams.-(ieo Straw
bridge Judge t. Gilmore, Clerk J. X. foledano and j.
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
tIh District Court IF .Ncp Orleans.-A. NJ buchanan,
Judge F. Leblanc, Clerk G. w. Lewis, ]. s. Baron and
}. U. Chalon, Deputies.
Offers IF tic Parish IF Orleans
FREDERICK DURRtvE Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGSY, Register of Conyeyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner OF the Parish.
herit, ctc.EoHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. B. eefie Gen
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Blossman, \. Sidney Lewis
Michel de AarmaS, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, Jules
Sorapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs, j. l.. Fable, A Trepagner p
lugonin, Sam l.; W aldo Charles kil>haw, n Trepagnie
Chas. Danuples Thos. \. Watson and Edward Ntzhugh,
Deputy Sheris. c. X. Wise Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jul; T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy Keepers,
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There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, bat their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
be found, we believe correct
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SECOND MuNICIPALITY.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder;
G. P. Jonte Clerk Adophe I.ayet Comptroller
VIM. H Garland, Treasurer; Geo. L. Dunbar Surveyor
+. R. S0uthmayd Secretary of the Council.
A. H. Eldrdge, Ship Wharfinger.
John B. Foster, Steamboat Wharinger.
Julian Neville Collector of Levee Dues Sea Vessels
William NJ. Curtiss, do. Steamboats, and Flatboats
p & Thompson Collector Merchants Coffee houses etc.
g. w: Shaw, Collector on Drays, Carts, etc
VIM. Malcolm Collector Taxes Real Estate Slaves etc.
Randel Hunt, Attorney Edward T. Parker Asst. do
\. {, Hackett, Principal Warden of the Workhouse.
DR.. R. Beim, Physician TO the Workhouse.
j. L. Winter, Captain of the Watch
Philip Van Beuren, list Lieut. do. Daniel Busby I'd do do
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Fort Gthcers-Jo Swiler, Harbor-naster lst Munich
ID. Stickney. Master Warden " " ~ " "
J. Clark :. High, 4 Capdevee Port Waniens
u Jo,lah Cole, F letebyre, G. Bongny A. Livaulais and
W. Mmburne, Aug; Bozant and A. McKeever Repack-
ers and INSPECTORS of Beef and Pork " 49,
Joseph Dubnc lnsp. Weights and Measures lzt NIuncy
L. PiauchG do I'd do; f. Clermont do 81 do ~ >
;, A Pneur; f. nnrnye: J. ]. Wheny s w Polk p, A.
Hardy, ;. G. Staples, W. Tumbull C. l.. Johnson . W
Treasure. '' Az u HAM,
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder.
Louis Bozonier, Secretary. j. A Duel Treas Pub w oks
". DeBuys. Treasurer of the Police Department.
A. Ruiel, Collector of Taxes on Steamboats,.
l.. Surgi, Surveyor. l.. Ii. Pile, Deputy Surveyor
Z. LANCE Collector Sea Vessels.
'; Labatut do on Taverns.
Charles Claiborne, do. on Real Estate.
w. a. Mott, do. on Draws etc.
j !, Prevo:t, Wharinger Superintendent, etc.
T. Preaux, Attorney. c. Morel, Assistant Attorney.
John Youenes Captain of the Guard
W. F. ScheXnayde, 1st Lieut. do. Jean Macon I'd do do
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Gas Works -Otlicc Common street opposite the St
Charles Hotel. 49,: DR.. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen Foreman P Gle!ses Collector GaS Light Com
Water Works s Office, % Caronlect street J. P Con
lon, Superintendent 5. L. Percy, Secy William Wright
Collector
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE rsAY-TH1NGs.

THE p.AY-TH1NGs.
CHILD.
M. here S the very top
III tl3ytheI used TO spin:
IT. h .a1e with seeds We seen him drop
lMTs,eAall our robin in;
~ line that held his pretty kite;
His bow. his cup and bali.
fhs slate on which he learned to write,
The feather, cap, and all.
MOTHER.
My dear, ] d put the things away.
Just where they were before:
Go, Anna, take him out to play.
And shut the closet door.
Sweet innocent he little thinks
The slightest thought expressed
OF him that 3 gone, how deep it sinks
Within mothers breast.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs

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y q n S..

A RNY PORT FOLIO-By Capt. d. F. Whiting m
N Infantry U. $ A.-Contents of No. l. " III
skET Eny q ar a oRPu chRsT dc Sb THE
MONTEREY as seen from houset top the east side NJ
the Main Plaza. after the capture of the city by the {
s. forces under Gen Taylor
HEIGHTS OF MONTEREY. with I'd Division CON-
handed by Gen. Worth moving into position under tlo
guns of the enemy after the action of Jeronimo Ns
VALLEY TOWARD SALTILLO, with the rear guam
and wagon train of the u. 5. Army comag into iba
Castle aher its captu!aon.
VIEW OF MONTERREY from Independence Hill nea,
the Bishops Palace, with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Silla, or Saddle Mountain in the distance.
Price one dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
Just published and for sale at the New Orleans Satone
Warehouse. Lmi5l ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST