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The Cheapest and Best Place I'm the City to
American Museum First quality of French Calf ORES.
Boots 81 second do so Congress Boots from IS 81
TO 81 French Patent eather Boots, 81
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
No 2 upper Murray Is without rival IN its
business in the world The Immense number Of hne pictures
Of the praise which IL receives from all quarters
CoaI.-I am Delivering the Best Red Ash
al well ened from yard Of King and Green
low prices for cash Nut 81 %; stove
and ST. less rs cents taken from the boat Yard well
shielded and coal dry fEiEh oLtNiON.
II. Lawrence, AZ Canal street, believes In
the old saving that nmbe sxpence better than slow hl
will of trade, be gamer The IN
the thus far shows this result and he deter
mined continue the rlas of selling at barely living profit
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, If properly
made much cheaper than quill steel We invite the
of buyers the Rcheleu Gold Pens Sold by B.
Pens to FIVE Gold Pens repaired
Liquid Hair Dye-The best article I'm the
market be found Bachelors No. Wall street
Broadway. 1t is composed Of nitrate of silver lin any,
thing possibly njure the hair skim Country purcha
should examine this thew des re good article.
DIR. NJ. Price Moore having returned, Will
nue the practice Of his profession at No. Warren street.
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Ciitzens and Strangers
wigs half wigs toupees bads Of long hair and other ornamental
hair to be found at hedhurst Heard n Maiden Lane The
trade supplied.
Wigs ana TOupees.-We would advise all
persons wishing scalp call ut Batohelors
No. Vail and examine the best assortment
vented wigs obtained silver NE Anne
ricar Instituts. Enough said copy the address,
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(;ents, EIerant Winter Sacks, with ch

hnngr SIS $& Drees and Frock Coats French cloth STYLE
and mings 81 $40 Pants Vests Of rich winter stun
faonaby made 81 to ST. variety of full and half circle
Cloaks splendid lining So to Sl2 Business Coats and Boy!
Suits very cheap IS Suit store Of Beekman and
Nassau sta
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A very fine French Cloth Dress or FrOck
Coat made French cloths SIG for $4
for $40 Also Sacks Ovecoas Pants and Vests very hnely
made at prices which onish natives oreiguer and
others Perhaps mine is the only store where goods all
bought for cash down; therefore can he sold low.
G. B. CLARKE. l16 William street,
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Eur Pc We do not, however, think that rc
public can ever be established in Ireland alone, as
q separate government, without the combined &C.
ion OF the English and Scotch people, who think
and feel In the same direction. No great radical
change can be effected against the corrupt oil
parcby called the British government, but by
general movement throughout the middle and
lower classes of the three kingdoms together.
The repealers OF Ireland the chartists of England,
and the radicals Of Scotland, must all unite, in
order to effect any great reform against the
government of terror which now lords 1t over
England. If the Irish Directory wish 10 ex-
cite, in a proper manner, the sympathies of
the American people, they must enlarge their
foundations, and widen their bottom, and en-
brace movement looking TO the aid and assls
lance of republicans in every part of Europe, IN
Guiding English, Irish, Germans, Italians and all.
What is wanted among the republicans of all Eu-
rope is acknowledge OF political action and of those
principles of peaceful progress which have marked
the history of this land for the last half century
The vision OF the Irish Directory is therefore too
narrow and restricted, IN the present enlightened
age of the world. Let them embrace wider
extent of movement, and they may be able IN pro-
cess of time to effect some useful object by aiding
the progress of events across the water. The
great contest between liberty and despotlsm now
begun: the centre of the movement Is France,
from whence 1t is extending throughout Europe
This contest will not be terminated by success
full ene,ae of to-day or tomorrow The final es-
adjustment of liberty and equality such as they
exist in this land, can only be reached in Europe
after terrible struggle of many years. standing
with the remnants and old buttresses of European
1esnotiem and aristOcracv
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Boots Bo0ts!! If you want to get q Pair
Boots ehcapness and durability combined to
Young he has French
Calf - So usually So and 81 fine Calf So 80, uuay
On anu w. THE DOCTOR
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank - Capital 50 0GO, 600
Gro MORGAN, President; 5. c. BELL, Cashier Direct
Ors $ Stewart X. w. Montgomery, b. F. Fox, U. II
dudley A. d. Crossman A. ID. Kelly: Z. Gayane, for thu
State Jacob Ott, for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE
Attorney; H B. Cenas, Notary. Discount DayS: Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s20CO,0OO. SAMUEL j. PETERS
President r. ]. PALFREY Cashier Direct0rs ). j. Pc
tes William H. Avery, p. Conrey, Jr j. R. Shaw, J. w
Stanton w p Converse, A. Hobart Jr G. w. Saues, 2
Sawve ]. r. Russel, F Jordy VIM. Alling. II. Lockett
Attorney; H. B. Cenas, Notary. Discount daiH, at noon
Branch at NatclitocLes-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch a
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-Captal 50, O0O,0 600 GLENDY BURKE, Pres
ident; N. N. WILKINSON, Cashier Dtrectors: lillian
Henderson, VIM M Goodrich, j. L. Bogert, James L.. Nc
Lean. Frank Perot, j. r. Whitney. +. b. Conrad, Auor
L.. Hermann, Notary Discount DdgS: Wednesdays anf
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria b: Chew, Agent; a
Bayou Sara-R. Mumtord, Agent; at Frankln-R. Hare
Agent; at DOnaldsonvile-E. J. Tebaut Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital 81, 0OOG GOO j. b. Is
VlGNIE, President; RICHARD RELF, Cashier. Directors
VIM. 7. Hepp f. B. Harris, r. Brager, Pierre Pouz,
Ritenberger, A. Cariere, James Reed, Felix Gnma.-
Felix Grima Attorney; Achle Chiapela, Notary DIS
Marinsvlle-Ransom Eastin, Agent
Bank of louisiana apital $4,0 Co., w w MONr.
GoMERY, President; RoR'T NJ. DAVIS Gasher D II
tova Toedano, James j. Day Geo Jrqnhah Alfred Hen
Henshaw and Cutber Buitt, for the State Lew PIERCE
Attorney; William Christy, Notary. Discount DaHs
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at DonaIdsonylleio
Chasant Agent; al Baton Rouge. Menard agent at
-. francisvile-J. N. Maynard Agent; at Alexandria
Il T.. Hynson, Agent at Opeiousas-E DeBailon, gent
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LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS, ,x,
~ AND MAC MAGNETisM Published by FowLEEs y
Walls l3l Nassaa street Msn Io1 AND AppL1np 1 90
practical standard work q By N5 s. l. n Fowler
nde to- The nSeyaton and restoration of health
Applied 10 Tile p'eSe'' '''' anu ' BY O. s Fowler. 30
Apped to setIaning perfection of character 30
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT -. {"
~ Greatly enlarged and improved superior WORK. 50
ssd taas APPLIED to human improvement
RtIIGIoS NATURAL AND REvEALED:.. Nv
II or the moral bearings of Phrenoogy, II
C3 N5 notes and Observations by o. S Fowler o.
LOVE- AND PARENTAGE 49,. a: - '''''''''..
Applied to the improvement Oh ohSp'ihs' -
s eSs and remedies OF excessive and perverted
TrSprRANcE AND TIGHT LAcING-In vol...". II
The most powerful Temperance document IN PRINT o.
o. Ph1enoosy applied to the selection companions
Epr lol lle FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF Man 50
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2k su ASR and ADAPTED 10 5
youth. .o
Two invaluable works. Beautifully Illustrated Sim
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orthe Philosophy Of Charming. BY j. B. Newman, M DE
fIef education and influence BY Mrs Hugo Reid
lE coale Of SIX Lectures tn BY j. B. Dod
By Louis iCornaro Who attained the remarkable
OF lU4 years
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY -. IL
- BY L.. N. Fowler.
M.pPIAGE
It's history ceremonies and philosophy. -
Designed for Students Of their character. Ilusd
lheif STRUCTURE ue'S'' By John BudeIl, Dentist,
IL merce By Professor Lebig.
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :...........-.. IL
Applied to the relief of human suffering - ,r,
p.ppvoroc1c.f ALMANAC FOR 184S-Per doZen... 81
iinstrateI with engravings BY l.. N. Fowler.
AMERICAN PuRENoLoG1CAI JorRNAI:............ W
Published monthly. dollar per year Present
circulation, 1900. o,o u "a
EpNBuRG PHRENOLoGICAL JOURNAL FOR Io4o -. Z w
Two dollars year. Published quarterly Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail epot,
70 CAMP Street. Mem Orien" VII
(NHESS FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Containing the
" Rudiments of the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the popular openings eXempltied IN games actually
played by the greatest mastes including Stanton S
Analysis of the Kings and Queens, Gambet numerous
positions and problems diagrams, both original and Sc
1ected also of Chess Tales with illustrations en-
graved from original designs; the whole extracted and
translated from the best sources, by Ii. X. Agnel.
KENNY's MANUAL CHESS;
STANLEY's CHESS MAGAZINE now completed, and bound
in volume
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sta
apH j. b. STEEL, Ia camp street.
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND Latin
BOOKS FOR COLLEGES.

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN Bopph I'D
N PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-ByI Thomas n hdno o",
M Revised and carefully Corrected, by ~ n: Sp am
M: one volume 12mo If preferred, the fital -, bad
Book or the Second Latin Book and Grammar gay andsj
separately The chief object of this work whcn !, - IN
on the principles OF imitation and frequent IL he
enable the pupil do exercises from the hrst uay vi
ginning his accidence. -, ,,,o
LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION-;A Pracuhea, l dmsG
dncton to Latin Prose COmposition-By 1homas "a one
A M; Revised and Corrected by J. A. Spencei ~. c,ioiS
volume limo. This work also founded on me ~ Zen
of inhalation and frequent repeton IL Is AZ odsabIe
tax Vocabulary and an Exercise Book, ana eohs'ue
attention has paid to the subject of SyDonyme and
A FIRST GREEK BOOk-With Easy ESercsedS o a"J
Vocabnary-By Thomas X. Arnold A. M; h eS '''
CREEK PROSE CONVERSATIONAL PracEeaA l inoS.
A M Revised and Corrected by J. A Spencer nt on'
founded on Bumanns and Easy Sentences, t ifa5
Greek after Given Examples and with Given W o
A GREEK READING BOOK-lncluding coihIPA
Treatise the Greek Partices-By Thomas X hfn h9
M Revised by j. a. Spencer A. NJ. one yolume l. and
CORNELIUS NEPOS-Wth Practical tinasuon sBy
Answers, and Initiative Exercise each Noes
Thomas X; Arnold A. NJ. Revised with AddIona ~ Ire
by Prof Johnson, Professor of the Latin Language Ioo
University Of the City OF New York neat Yonis
The subscriber is Agent for the sale OF y n s'
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN sEhIES ye,o
~ Teachers will be supplied application az H. st for
Orleans Stat0neTs' WarehOnse with Books ,bsy
class trial. with the privilege OF returning Them II o
do not suit.
mh5 j. b. STEEL, IA Camp s'ies=
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LlGHTl-LIGHTL!

LlGHTl-LlTaT!!
SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Light, and cheap. too that every rich
and poor, can buy it, 1t is neat CANDLESTiCK, max
Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom OF
The Candestick, beautiful, hard smooth CANDLE is
forced OF the top, and desired length wish
hom one inch to two eet in height
L. 1t Is neat and simple common candestiCk conse
quenlly may be managed by child. .
q BY means OF this you convert all your refuse grease
INTO candles, and thus obtain light from to cents y week.
B. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing OF the fiame but burns like sperm candle.
A. The wick be changed without at all disturbing the
candle: II too large, put iii small too small,
large
D. You coil in the bottom of the candle maker or candle
sick, wick sufficient SIX weeks where re-
o. on may keep candle al the height all the
Time Tor ten years-no stumpS pieces left
T.. Requires replenlSng with grease allow week.
g. NO Sping OF If falls but
ly and cleany any lady could desire.
! =. IL cannot get out OF order
number sold sufficient The price uniform and
the all the United States and the article requires
only be the most nceduious of the
going facts No family will be without them who can scrape
together the small price asked
With small capital active business man can make
and selling this article in territory where has yet been
sold Persons who desire TO embark neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited call at our office
No. IS PERDII)O Street North side between St Charles
and CarondeIet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly OF the city of New Orleans and States o.
Louisiana Georgia. North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale Of this article offered, and proposals will be received
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
ml5 If H. T. MYERS & co
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STORAGE! STORAGE! sToRAGEM.

XHT the undersigned having been long engaged N\NNN
w in the Storage Business beg to inform
rends and the public, that have for the coming -
season, SIX WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed by any Ii
this city All of them fire proof located the Second Mu
ncipaly, within short distance OF the steamship and
fatboats' landing. they situated as follows:
UNION-Tchoupitoula street, OF Notre Dame anG
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Comer of Julia and Foucher streets.
PEIICAN--On Commerce, st. corner OF Gsou and Notre
Dame streets.
CRESC ENT-On New Levee street, between GaienniG
and Suzette Streets
PHENIX-On Tchouptouas street, between st. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street. between Tchoupitoulas
and Magazine streets.
We prepared to receive all descriptions of Mer
chandse and Western produce low rates, establish
arranged that each description OF goods is kept
in entirely separate and distinct from that containing
other and having also large number of experienced
aborers constantly employ, we enabled to offer
facilities for The receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE & co,
mh5 3nI la 'FchnupitnuaS street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
no. np,vr HEARTS OF FRANCE.

THE BRAVE HEARTS OF FRANCE
Brave hearts of France IN every Time,
Land. language class or creed,
Wbereyet lives the hate OF crime,
or love OF lofty deed
pVhenyer Freedoms martyrs weep,
or FJeedom's altar flames,
All los shall burn, all BIO oms leap,
At mention OF your names
If aught Of good devout and high,
In lasting praise endures;
If aught OF glory shall not die,
oh, gallant men It's yonH
Strong trust we claim, and grateful pride
From those your strife hath freed;
And nations watch you eager-eyed,
And bid your swords God speed !!
Be wakeful though the blast should pause,
The storm may rave again:
Be mercltul so pure cause
Should wear no spot or STAN
Be hopeful from the risen sun
The darket clouds will fly;
Be glad for surely ye have won
A name that shall not die!
Ave! breathe prayer yet low and deep!
The tears that nations shed
Fall on that mound whose dust ye keep
Der Gallia's patriot dead
Well rest the brave yet tyng still,
Their spirit 5 voice shall be;
Through every age the words SHAH thfl'l-
WE DIED-AND FRANCE is FREE
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NA y v S.
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS.


LIOR SALE at No ID CAMP street. ARDNER = ht,
TUREs ON SCIENCE AND ART, complete IN q o''' WIN
several hundred engravings c
KNArr's CHEMISTRY applied to the Arts and Man"lac
lures. / vol. 8vo, with illustrations o., NJ,
An.oTr,s EIrwvsrs or puvst,s LiIOns
l0rNG' LECTURES ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
WARD ON STEAM AND GUNEERY. , II,
HoDGE ON THE STEAM ENGINE ! vol, with ala''
BORNE on STEAM. Large and small editions
SCoTT's ENGISEEs AND MAcHINsrs asslnSlAss
s;r-n, hn hit',',,,,,,., C''>,n, S,n. Book
SCRtBNRR's ENgINEER's TABLE BOOK
TEMPLETuN's ENGINEERS POCKET-GrfpE'
kELT's do. do. ,.,
CREsy's EScycLopFDIA OF CvIL ENGINkERlMi' ~
- ", ;, p D., -, 49,, f [LArIoN
HUTToN's RECREArIONs N SCIENCE. p5 h"""
GILLEsPIE's MANUAL or ROAD-MAkiSG. c,,.rcy
MAHAN's Civil ENGINEERING AND ouIPoSl "h"'
WIGHT's TREATISE ON NIORTARs. pr,rrtr
Also great variety Of other works BY me mos
authors on the IT'S and Sciences, IN all Their D!ance
Inst resa,yaJ md fnr sale nj the NewOeans Staioht
Warehouse" lmy29dl j. Il. . I1Eii' ~ Nr
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Port officers Jos Swer Harbor- master LIST Munich
patty; Franc Quares do I'd do; Il. Sheridan do 3D. do.
D. sticknsf Master Warden.
J. Clark s. High A. Capdevielle, Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole F. Leebvre G. Bouligny, A Livaudais and
p. Lanaux, Inspectors of Flour.
w. Winburne, Aug. Bozant and A. Mcheever, Repack-
ers and Inspectors of Beef and Pork.
Joseph Dnbuc nsp. Weights and Measures LIST Munlcy;
A. Prieur E. Dumye, J. j. Winery S. w. Polk, P 4.
Hardy, s. G. Staples, w. Turnbull, G. l.. Johnson, w.
Green A. Dupaner. Inspectors OF Tobacco. N. Z. Hall,
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MEDICAL TREATMrNr

Ak. A. CULLEN has removed his office from II Por,
street to No 10 .Ndtche- street, near the Arcad m
sun continues to cure Structure, his new SYSTEMATICALLY
inE the worst structure without any operation-ent "
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without ANY,
drance TO business diet. DIR. Cullen is too well n
New Orleans and the surrounding country 10 need amy
ing or audatlon; On application 10 DR. o. he viii r
you TO hundred OF the hist standing this civ who o
been cured in the last years on his new plan nae
ana examine ioyourelves. No pay required without a
days pay. WV" !" iiire
, iV Remember 10 NATCHEZ STREET, near the ArcaJo
Postpaid letters punctuay attended to all confidence j
ri " ilt
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Justices, Courts for the City.

First District-[Oice No 222 Tchoupitouas street J.
Daniel Byrne, Justice John S punne CLERK John no j.
nor, John speith, Deputy Consabes.
Second District-[Otfce, No s. Common street l-Geo
Y. Bright Justice. G. l.. Bright, Clerk. p Belieau Con
stable; Edward p. Kennedy, z. German. VIM. Horton A.
Kerkhan, Deputy Constables
Third Dtstrict-[Office st. Louis Alley, next to The
corner of Benyie street &c. B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk j. p Walden, Constable; N. b. Outlaw, L.
I'll Sere, Deputy Constabes.
Fourth District-[Ofice No So Condo street ALEX.
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES, Clerk Gustave Meyner
Constable; A. Meyner, F. Generely Deputy Constables
Fifth Distriet[Oflice corner of Elysan Fields and VIC
Clerk Francis Mouney, Constable l.. Il; Generelly, b.
Sorapuru, r. Schexnayder, Deputy Constab!es
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTEEs.-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce (avordupoise,) sent not exceeding 800 miles,
For every halt ounce, and any excess every half
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
used two cents each letter, four CENTS If the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters not to be mailed, each,
CIRcuLARs-For any printed circular handful, adyer
tsement unsealed, sent any distance. ............
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1860 square inches less, sent
80 and than 100 miles, any distance
within the State,
Sent such distance, II
subscrbes-3 cents each, prCpdid
or not forwarded from the Post-ctce,
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No. 4S Camp street, few doors
above Gravier
Martin s. Co. Office No 81 Magazine street New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office, No. q Camp street, corner of
Common.
Thomas H. Barker = No. % Camp street. corner of
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Observation-Disclosures.

J. NJ. ELLIS CO, lU4 PUTUR.7S SIREEI i.
n WE have on hand, and to be always u
80 supped with a full assortment of every dsscrip - %
a ton OF BUILDERS, iiARDW ARE such ~
"a as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws, hno9i
Locks and Latehes Bolts, fiat round and square oI al
ters' and Coopes Tools; such Squares, Planes saws
Bevis Chises Augurs and Bits, Rules Gnages Hammers
and land Axes Hatchets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. ETC.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITUREI1lHT
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
eg~ We shall receive formerly most OF the eadln
n s " ~ " Sf mh5-6m
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

Supreme Ceurt.-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice; p A Ros
G. r. King T. Sidell Associate Justices. Eugene LaseTe
CLERK; Felix McCulIoch, Deputy. w. A. Emore, Attorney
o. s. Circuit Court.-J. Mckinley and T. II. McCaep
Presiding Judges. l.. Randolph, Clerk +. n HafasoR
deputy Clerk r. j. Durant District Attorney W. I,
Wagner, Marshal; &. A. LabuZan, w. slearer' j. II
Rhnehart, Deputies.
u s. District Court.-T. Ii. McCaleb, Judge N. H.
Jennings, Clerk. M urr
First District Court Of .Neso orLeansoj Mcaienry'
Judge ALE Rousseau, Clerk; Louis sere, Deputy C,eih,
sGc0Rd District Court Of NtD OrleanS-E n EaH m
Judge Thomas c. Poole. Clerk; Z. NJ Berlin anu L. DUE
deloiS, Deputies. 49, ~ n Ka,pedv
Judae w r. Bedlock Clerk; J. Il. f. MaXent L. H. Soui;
TN and c. Weyslam Deputies. H. c.ro,,
Fourth District COa1t Of .Vfr OrleanS1 leo. o.liT
bridge Judge. +. Gilmore, Clerk j. r. loledaho anu d
Biffh District Curt Of New orleans -A NJ buchanan
Jndge p Leblanc Clerk; G. w. Lewis, j. D Baron ana
j. o. Cbaon Deputies.
officers Of tic Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder Q. Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register oil ConyeyanceS
RoBERT SpEDDEN Coroner oi the Parish
Sheriff ec-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; j. B. Leeie, Gen
Clerk and Deputy Sampson BossmaD, A Sidney Lewis
Michel de Armas Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, jules
Sorapuru Felix NJ. Jacobs, J. l.. tabe, A. lepagne T.
IIIgonin Sam H. Waldo Charles kilshaw, n lrepagnIer
tjhas Dauuples Thos. A. Watson and Edward hctlugh
Deputy ShefiifS. G. X. Wise Deputy Sheriff and keepei
Of The Parish Jail T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas M
White, Deputy Keepers.
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nnb oH AM respectfully informs his friends and the
ME AZ uat he StI! continues manufacture SODA
sbmenf ana an MINERAL WATERS at The above estab,
snr nu warranted equal any in Europe America
ep IA constantly on hand, wholesale and retail
carefnr , rom the country promptly attended to and
s put up 10 SNIP IN barrels, OF to 10 doz Emyl4 6m
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PLAsTERING HAIR.

WORMS. WORMS! WORMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous lnhab
ants of the stomach and bowels, which often inspa
the health and destroy the lives OF Children use ia INES
the removal OF kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia, Soul
Stomach Want OF Appetite, nantie Fever and Agne, and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Dges
1t without exception OF the most valuable
parations in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO,
('ornpr al Common
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
CONS, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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government of the State of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DkPARTMENT.
,s,.c JoussoN Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY 1t Gov;
Gbas GsgamG ecy State joseph Walker reasuer
l. Rorleon Auditor; w A. EImore Auoty Gen.
&. n Rowey, Adj Gen1; r. J. Kerr. Reg'r Land off ce
If T. Williams, State Eng l.. Bnngier, Surveyor Genl ;
A. Umitry State Superintendent OF Pubic Education.