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CARELESS DRIvING.-Paublin Blanque yester-
day arrested the driver of omnibus No. IT, for fur
ously driving in the street, to the great danger OF
the passers by. Recorder Genos gave the accused
severe but wholesome lecture, and ordered him to
pay fine of $50, Jehu will be likely to behave
in future
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

PosTPoNED.-Jordan S. Fretwell was yesterday
brought before Recorder Genois on the charge Of
having passed forged draft on the firmof 'Loison
d Silvestre. He of course plead not guilty. and
was sent back to Jail for future examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

~ Mrs O. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
nm those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING OF PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
sae lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable TERMS Apply
dlls Office ap12
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REPORTERS, MoTTo.-By these presents be it
Know, that the Reporters for the daily newspapers
sef the city of New Orleans have, for long time,
desired a motto TO be placed upon theis coat of
arms, ete. etc. As they have TO yaLt some, We
respectfully suggest that they adopt the Latin quo
tation of .: iNecessitas non ha5et LEG-em''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

THE PLAGUE OF DUsT.-Our citizens, vester-
day, had taste literally so) Of plague almost as
bad as anysof the plaques of the Egyptians: we
mean the MagnesBf dust.
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ELEcTIoa.-The fine military company known
as the Orleans Guards held an election on Tuesday
night last. Alexander Derbes was elected First
Lieutenant, and VIM Audrey, Second Lieutenant.
We congratulate Capt. Crouzat upon this most ey-
cellent selection of officers. May the Guards,
long remain the pride and ornaments of the military
of the Z" Crescent City,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

SELLING Observation-Disclosures Stacey-was yes
terday arrested at the request of Robert Weir, who
charges him with retailing liquor without license
The accused was required to give $500 bail for his
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MNSNNNA SAAES,
Cash Sale of Second and Third Munich Real
Estate and Texas Property.
Rv RFARD CALHOUN a. 90

]. A. BEARD, AucoGeer
THHURSDAY. May II, at IL o'cock-NiIl be sold at
L Auction at Banks Arcade without reserve
/. Two certain LOTS of GROUND, in hssquuare bound
ed by Urquhart Port Girod and Lafayette streets the
Quarter Daunoy, Third Municipality, per plan drawn by
dated December 1874. and deposited in the office of Jules
Messy Notary Public for references Said lots adon each
lines front Uruha by 100 feet deep No has g
teet font street by 100 feet deep. Together with
all the improvement stheTeon
2 Five LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the square
bounded By Palmyra, Broad Jackson and DOrgenier ss
Second Municipality, per plan drawn by L. Surg, Sur
yeyer. designate lots g. TO- H. u and % said plan
3. 4 certain TRACT or LOT OF GROUND, in or near
the OF Houston Texas being lot No 90 Bayou Buff
iao according plan made by Jacob Rohar Surveyor
Terms Of sGie-CaSh.
Acts ofsae before j. r. Beard Notary Public, at the
expense of the purchaser nlS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: - = g
XoARp.

&c MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
New Orleans and the public generally that he necess
lated visit Texas upon urgent business but that he will
return and take charge Of LA PATRIA, in conjunction
with Mess Aleman e. Gomez, as the requisite
10 tie Pf9sDectas. mS
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Lake end of the PoktcAGrtrain Railroad.
THE present propetors of the above well known eab
L ishment would inform the citizens of NewOr- -
leans and ALI former patrons that the house, after ssH
e having undergone thorough repara- Esa@A
stion, is opened for their accommodation
this season, and they may feel assured that
endeayor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Reauran, will at all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such PomPano Black FISH
Croakers Trout Soft Crabs etc., besides all the deIcaces OF
the NewOreans market.
t. Nome but the best of liquors served at the bar.
ap29tf Z. ?. KENNEDY co.
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% The Lafayette Council will, in future, meet
on Tuesday. evenings, instead Of Wednesday, as
formerly.
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SLAPPED.-Pierre Broste declared on oathsthat
his chops \ had been smartly slapped by Jean
Barrere, on Tuesday last at the request OF the in
dividual slapped, warrant was issued for the slap
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NOTICE

Nh. /. S. HOUGHTON, of Vcksburg and Mr. R. w.
W0RThlNGTON, of Rodney, are duly authorized agents
oee subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
0f he "CPEscrrT
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o. There will be extra session of the First
Municipality Council held this evening
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NEW ORLEA N S.:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY II, Is4s.

o. There were no news of importance in the
higher Courts YESTERDAY. -
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ID OBT. w. WORTHINGTON General agent and
IA Collector Rodney. Jefferson county, Mississippi viii
attend punctuay to the Collection Of y E9ss pa eoa Ae
Refers t0--Drake & Evans. Broughton & Murdoch,
Pinckard Warren & Co.. Rodney, Miss; John Goodn,
Richard Beck r. H. s. G. M Bayly. New Orleans; w.
K Henry. T. A S. Doniphan. Natchez; james Goodn,
Cincinnati Jas Hand, Philadelphia j. G. James, Lexing-
ton Thos Freeland, Claiborne county, Miss APPS
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
ITO THE MARRIED AND THOSE C0NTEhl
PI. A,CING NJ RRi C Il-CEIE NJ nj Nnn5 I

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
ITO THE MARRIED AND FHOSE C0MTEM-
L. PLATING MAkRiAGE-THE MARRIED WOMAN s
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMpAN0N-by DIR. A. Maurieeau, eth
Edition. Price 81.
copies have already been disposed Of Every female is
ting copy whether married unmarIed although in
tended especially for the married, it dscoses important
secrets which should be known 10 them particularly. Here
every female discover the symptoms and the
most efficient remedies, and most certain mode of cure
every case. For sale in New Orleans by
my8 I'm !. B. RUSCONi, No 40 St Charles st,
receipt Of 81 Publishing ohe l29 sberty ST. New York.
CLOaEING-Per Ship sILAs HOLMES, May 8th
.4LFRED yKU.NROE &.-CQ., .go 81 .Hagazipe street,
HAVE Received-per ships sias Holmes, Creole, Hero,
BILE CLOTHING to which they would invite the atten-
ton of purchasers: >,
White and coored Linen Polka COATS and SACS;
White and Colored Linen and Marseiles VESTS;
W hite Linen Drill PANTALOONS;
Real India Nankean PANTALOONS;
Toll du Nofd and Gfos indie SACS;
Best quality Linen Lstado Check COATS; .
Black Drap de- Turk PaNrs' beautiful article
Drap d'ete DRESS COATS, FROCKS and SACS;
Best quality Merino PANTALOUNS; besides great vari-
ETY. of other choice and desirable articles of Sumner
Clothing. Is
The largest and best assortment of Well Made SHIRTS in
the city:
UNDER GARMENTS of every description. All of which
will be sold CHEAP CASH.
~ One Price for goods and no detiatt0a.
my8 At ALFRED MUNROE & CO, "a Magazine st.
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Annunciation Street Lots, for account of former
Purchaser.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN g. CO.

.,,,-r..,,. J. a BEARD, AuctioHeer
'EfHuRSDAY, May H. at Il oelock-lVill be sold, at
BanAs Arcade, forsaecount and risk of pr, James
Kennedy who failed to comply with the Of adjudica-
u9r 1 made On re SO ct ApTl AZ Bankss Arcade
Annunciaton Peccaner Robin and Race Streets be- -
ing Lots Mes II and u on Plan drawn by c. Hedn Se
Surveyor. Each Lot 81 feet II inches lines -
front Annnnciaon street By depth of I24 feet between
parallel lines rnnniDg back alley in common measuring
feet inches In said Lots are choice locations and high
ground.s e
ikRMs--Jne-third cash. balance ats6 and u months,
credit for notes bearing mortgage the property unit paid
Acts Of sale before R. BeaTd Notary Public at the ex
penSe oil the purchasers. my9
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NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR. COLEMAN'S
u G0NORREA MIXTURE have been sold during tho
dozen used in our O. s. Hospital This Medicine chal-
enges competitions both in the point Of taste and seraaw
OF where fails money will be refunded In every
h Sold by Ill KENNEDY, 81 ChaLtres street, and
at DR.. A. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BlFTEASS DErO,i,
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Corner Of Magazine and Common

WORMS WORMS!! WORMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these Troublesome and dangerous inhab1
ants of the stomach and bowels which often IrsT
the health and destroy the lives Of children use IA e.
the removal of various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want of Appetite Infante Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Dge
ton It is without exception of the most valuable pre-
p@'""'- - NATHAN JARVIS g. CO.,
spIs Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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CARELEssNEss.- Manchon, Commissary
of the Vegetable Market of the First Municipality,
yesterday arrested Michael Pognure, for having
driven his carriage poor boy. The leg OF the
little fellow was broken. This all attributable
to the carelessness of the driver, who certainly, if
he had his eyes about him, would have checked his
horses. We are glad to see that Recorder Genois,
for one, is going rapidly and theoretically to work
to check the progress of those who so wantonly
place life in danger-we allude to cabmen and car
rage drivers, and those who drive omnibusses.
TIM BoorHATmoihy Booth appeared before
Recorder Baldwin yesterday morning, in very
ragged coat and state of great excitement. Tins
maiden name, an Irishman would say, was
Booth, and he fattered himself that he was a dis
tant relative of the renowned but eccentric TRACE
dian of the same name. Tim when the watch
man arrested him, was bowling Shakespeare like
stentor. Now is the winter OF our discomfort
made glorious summer by this sun of New York,
quoth Tim, as he strobe with folded arms up and
down Lafayette Square. What voice I've got.
and look at my legs Amt they like his'n-
crookeder good deal, but little bigger When
| rlshes on the stage and hoers snow by St.
George 20 how the audience will clap me, Eyes.
my covey,'' answered Charley, 's and clap my
hand on your shoulder You've been talking here
long enough, and as knows you to be wagabone,
YOU can Just come along with me to the watch
house, Timothy was yesterday sent to the
workhouse.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BITTEas.

Correspondent with til g o Ton Agents.
Id OSTON February l, 1648.-DEAR SIR: As the Oyx:
ID genaed Btte have been submitted to you for chemical
examination viii you be kind enough to state whether
your opinion the ingredients scientifically and chemically
combined and whether the medicine calculated TO meet
the end in view viz the relief and of Dyspepsia
Asthma, and General Debility2
And much obige your ob't serv't is.
TO Professor A. A Hayes, NJ d,
ST1MrsoN. REED, s. Co.
q LOWELL, Feb. /, 1913.
~GENr1EMEN In reply to your inquiry state that the
composition and mode OF preparing the Oxygenaed Bitte
have been made known to by Mr.. Geo B. Green The
medicinal Articles used those prescribed BY the most emf
neh physicians for the relief FROM of the diseases
for which these Bitte have been 50 successfully used The
combining OF them accordance with chemical rules
securing the efficacy of each and the compound seems
have resulted from extended observations medical practice
Respectfully, a; 4 HAYES, N. = State Assayer
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS & CO,
my5 w corner Magazine and Common street.
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:. .FAIRBANKs,, RATESTs c.,rs

vEHE undersigned sole agents in New Orleans for the
4 sale of Messs. E. & T. Fairbanks & Cos Original
paenees St Joinsbury Vermont, celebrated PLATFORM
SCALES are prepared furnish them at the manufacturer
prices Counter Scales to weigh or to % bs Dr1ggi
200 to 200 lbs; Dormant Platform Scales ESQ to 50W Ids
Iron Scales 2500 5000 lbs Railroad Track Scales for
weighing 10 Railroad Depot and Hay Scales
to The above particularly recommended to puI-
chaseT5 being superior to any other article of the KIND
now in use for correctness and durability, to which tact
ample testimonials can be furnished.
N''' STARK DAY, STAUFFER g. CO..
2ndEW corner Canal and Magazine ste.
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SHOWER BATHS

SHOWER BATHS.
SSAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and Front Levee between
- Customhouse and Benve streets-has store. OF his
own Observation-Disclosures BATHS Of superior style
and workmanship superior to ever imported; SPoNSE
PANS, HAND SHOWERS, Hip and FuiLsized BATH
TUBS all Japanned For sale low for cash. by wholesale
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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TEyHE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
Il Estate on liberal terms -
and Baonne Streets occupied Grocery sc, In the.
square bounded by Gaver Baonne Carondeet and nlo9
streets having 40 Gravie street. by depth ana
front of I06 feet Baronne street. osr. -
p Five TWO-STORY BUILDINGS and LOTS, on
- Girod street between Tchoupitouas and Commences
fi Streets being the Nos q % % and ~ Gnod street;
l each lot having "a feet front Grod street, by 96 lest
in depth occupied as stores and dwellings. -,
g. Two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES. Nos. 54ano
56 Commerce street between Lafayette and Girod Streets
each lot having 20 feet front Commerce street, by
in depth. .. =, <,,,<>r,,.,> II /, r;Id
ngs nearly new the city of Lafayette the nofth
Third street between Tchouponas and kuasseaa s!ser
each having 31 feet front Third street, by ioi ie1 "
anaa alt IL ST. JOHN. Lafayette slfeet. =
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FAsHIoNARLE Ice CREAM SALOON.


FESiE public respectfully informed that the magni
4 cent Ball Room of this establishment will beRs5J9
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA- 10y
LOON. It is intended to be conducted upon the plan j
OF celebrated lee Cream Saloons Of New York and Phil
all times with perfect confidence, either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk and the evening With gen
temen, and regale themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits ec-a desdeation long wanting in
this city In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the propeors have only point the high repua-
ton for respecabity and order that this Hall has hitherto
observed under the new arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest n0ice.
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to ex.
ciude all improper persons. ap10 if
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Lot of Ground, corner of Richard and ST. John the
Baptist streets.
By BEARD, CALHOUN q co,

THURSDAY May I1-zWll be sold at Auction, at z
L O. cleek, al Banks Arcade
A certain LOT OF GROUND in the Second Municipal
ty, the bounded by st John the Baptist Orange
Religions and Richard Streets Said lot measures % feet
inches q line st. John the Baptist by depth and front
Richard street Of " feet 10 inches lines, forming
ner OF said streets.
Ierms-Fhe purchaser will assume payment of note
amounting to 1851 rs due 18th june 1873 another note for
s2 due 18th june e and another note for $3.50 % due
Act Of sale before J. R. Beard Notary Public at the ex
penSe OF the purchaser. myS
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HOTEL AND GARDENS.

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
"a - % s S5ss hoFgl 5SS 81
THE subscriber has the honor to announce that he is now
fully prepared to accommodate limited number OF BoAD
EHs, by the day, week, or month
Per Day 50 co. Per Week, SO co.. Per Month % 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper at any hour
Fish Dinners TO order ana Private Parties accommodated
Ice Creams Serbsts Lemonade and SodGa0ater, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens ,.-..,.--,- 3
Mr. PoUCHET. one of the first caterers, and formerly oil
Billiard Tables, Tenpin Alleys and Quoits.
s99d Tb abFGgo py laE fIDf5E attached to the Hotel
ten acres extent) laid out with much taste and are IN
fine order and far snypass anything OF the kind In the
BorarETs great variety always to be had on apploa
ton to The Gardener.
Hyss saS q pa 'fi TsGi6 R1RSsqsss
PASS, CHRISTIAN HOTEL
On the oS FL Msxao kV %hn 60 m Rss
Orleans, will for the reception OF vIssteIs on Ssm
tons have been made on the hons. and grounds with the
view of adding the comfort OF those seeking health epose
The Bachelors apartments. Numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished in superior manner and the proorleof ee
Additional bed rooms wash houses, Ironing rooms Nc.
have been erected expressly for servants III the employ OF
The RArnrNe 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 ts estaDsinent
first class Hotel all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage Of the citizens Loelsiana and adjoining states
The splendid low pressure mar steamers Oregon and Jas.
IT, Day leave the OF the railroad daily after June
is ab12 O'Clock NJ, arriving at the Pass at P. M and
during the season. the and elegant low pressure steamer
California belonging the same line will leave alter
nate morning cIock returning to the city at II A.
next day The steamers Mobile and Monfezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. .
Families and Others wishing rooms, will please
address the subscriber
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
Letters other maiabe matter left at the office of
NJ Jusop Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daily. my5 1mis 3md&W
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SPANISH LANGUAGE,

n, fsSoPRdYATE LESSONS OWLY Ed
H. l. uohlEZ, Editor Of La Patrid. will devote a few
ii nous guHng the day to give Instructions the Span
which scholar can learn 10 read speak and translate the
'jF% o A. LANGUAGE in two or three months
ENh,n &c apply TO Mr. Gomez at his office, No. 81
hisJ near CONT street or, the Bookstores OF
III Me-, IA camp st Thos l.. White, 50 Canal st. and
sayYgsn, II Exchange Place adjoining the Posofiice.
: eaolLel, r. g. will give lessons AT nights m9
slNsEED OIL, SPIRITS FURPENTINE, &c.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
IT. g. MARSHAL,S SALE.

u. g. MARSHAL'S SALE.
James Titus gs-Sloop Onoro.
IN the District Court of the United States for the District
Of Louisiana. No. 647S.
~ directed in the above entitled will expose sale
o'clock lat TANKS s,A rcade, on Magazine street
The SIoop ONORO-hef tackle, apparel and furniture
as shenow1ies near the New Basin.
! Terms-Cash. A.
u. s. MarshaFs Office New Orleans April &c. 1913.
aas27 my6&13 VIM. F. WAGNER, U. s. Marshal. >
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JOfIN sTKUUD..r.. JOHN NJ. STROUD
JOHN STROUD & Co,
las COMMON Street. between Carondelet and Baronne
DEALERS IN Aqs44sssss44-s5l
MARBLE NJ ANTE L-PIE CES, 49,
I've EEAMELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, 1sNNEF1ffi ~
TONES. TOMB SLABS, GRAVE STONES, 4NHH#j -
THS6M5A,s5T9N Live: GtLsISgP fLH{sTER WIZ
o. Pni nla aiSNf HA 1i WHfTE SAND X
ENGLISH, PENSACOLA AND Fits BUR- xss--@I
FIRE BRICKS, my3 ON
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25 dozen Raspberry Vinegar SYRUP
$zS$ si' #SH$Ag4p 9' SAUCE:
50 cases whole and quarter boxes sARp5NE
A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
O ANb sff2asj e 81 FoWlER
pMEIss m T PsoSnn ssS s n9 AND APPLIED 60
PRACTICAL standard work q the z" ss!eE E Foe,
pHyspsLeey ANIMAL AND MgNrAL i::i,f. so
Applied to the preservation and restoration Of health
Applied to seiftianing and perfection OF character,
MEMORY AND tNTELLEcTUAL Improvement go. 5O
Greatly enlarged and improved. Asuperor work
is laws and facts applied to human improvement
Orthe moral bearings OF Phrenoogy,
WITH notes and observations by O. S Fowler
Applied to the improvement OF offspring.
Or the e2s and remedies Of excessive and perverted
TEMpERANcE AND TtGHr LAc1Na-Tn vol...... -
The most powerful Temperance documentn print,
Or PhreaoIogy applied 10 the selection OF companions
EpUeATIos FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MAN. so
~ yons q By g. K Wells apls'0'A anu n'a
Beautifully illustrated. smpiiied and adapted to Is
youth ~
Two invaluable works Beautifnlg iliastrated Sim.
pified and adapted to youth BY Mrs L. N. Fowler
o. tie Philosophy Of Charming BY b. Newman M D.
Hsr education and influence, BY Ms Hugo Reid
iaE eo pnsso 81 six Lectures By B. Dods
SOBER ANb TEMPERATE LIFE ;;..i........;..;,. %
By Louis Conaro who attained the remarkable
SYNOPSIS OF OF PHaEEoLoeY AMI. PHYSIOLOGY :... Il
A description of the functions of the body and mind
By L.. N. Fowler.
MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures. 81
Its history. ceremonies and philosophy. -
PHRENOLOG1CAL GUIDE
Designed for students Of their character. lustd -
TIE TEETH':.....-...:. Observation-Disclosures. IL
BY John Burdel, Dentist.
Its application to Physiology, Agriculture and CON-
merce. By Professor Llebg.
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. l.
Applied to the relief of human suffering,
By Charles Morley.
PHRENoLoGIoAL ALMANAC FOR 1S4S-Per DOZEN. 50
Illustrated with engravngs ByL. N. Fowler.
AMERICAN PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL w
fuelshed monthly at one dollar per year. Present
circulation, 1900
EnlNBURG PSYCHOLOGICAL journal FOR 1913 -. 90
Two dollars year: Published quarterly. Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail Depot
"a CAMP Street. .Neo Orleans = my6 If
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RSEREsMMNMNs.

= JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON,
OPP 0SfTE ST. CHARLES THEA TIRE
p-s9a The Subscriber takes pleasure TO afom his-r,
81. ~ friends and the public general that he has III
Afssssg2, opened his ICE CREAM SALOONo on ST Frfj
f@,lS Charles street. in the Garden occupied by 49,
Sa AFFhECg a Flower Depot, where he viii kee,,
The SALOON, is airy and pleasant. and everything
VIII be done to render vsters comfortable The subscriber
solcis share OF public patronage.
az Families supplied at short notice, with the best quail
tgand any quantity of the above, apps I'm
REFRESHMENTS-RE
THE undersigned hegs inform the public that he has
Il removed his Ice Cream Establishment 'front.' $50
RoNNE STREETS, where his Saloon will be ~
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s., g.
and remain open daily from IL O'Clock NJ till late hour
in the evening. Every variety of refreshments will be
Piled such Ice Cream Serbets, Ice Lemonade etc etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptonable quality of the refreshments provided
VIII Jnduce fair share of public patronage.
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rhvME,s lnrrE PILLS

JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS
yyHEsE PILLS put up in vials, containing from
twaRty-eght to thirty Pills each and beng thus ex'
cuded t the air. deteorae undergo any change
are warranted if used according to the directions to be an
nfalEble remedy for Fever and Ague. sEz,,1,
A-''ND'- NATHAN JARVIS eco.
of Aag aoud(fo mm