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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

FATAL Academia slave, aged about twenty
one years, belonging to Maj. Hanbin, was yester-
day accidentally shot bya pistol in the hands of c.
Oahmeyer, at the house No 159 Gravier st. The
ball entered his right side, and passed through one
of the inferior lobes of the lungs, killing him in
stantly. An inquest was held, and verdict re-
turned in accordance with the above facts.
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Eleven Lots of Ground in Lafayette
BY PERSON d BONNEVAI,.

THURSDAY, April 70, 1t u ocock-Wili be sold, al,
ELI EVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Lafay-
cite bounded by St Andrew St David and Fist streets and
the dividing line of Lafayette and designated by the ~
numbers l, 2, 3, s. g. 10, H. T. 10 and IA Lot No @
|, forming the corner of St David and First streets, 49,
81 feet inches front St David by 100 feet front
and depth First street. Nos 2. and A. adjoining No l.
measure each 30 feet front St David by120 feet
6nehe deep No measures 81 feet inches front ST
Andrew by lO feet deep and front First street Nos
TO- H. Z and 49, adjoining No g. 80 feet front on
St Andrew street, BY 2o feet deep No. IA, adjoining the
above, 81 feet lines St Andrew street. by 120
feet deep The whole according to Plan which will be
exhibited at the sale.
Terms, third cash. balance and II months credit
for notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny Esq, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers. APT
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SAVAGE NEGRo.-A slave named Benoit, be-
longing to Mr. Leleyre, got drunk the night before
last, and kicked up a most tremendous excitement
in Hospital street; he carried his wickedness
so far to break i'll the door of MIR. Haey's resi-
dence with stone
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

BITING OFF MANS NosE.-Rcharl Barnes
alias Cheeps was yesterday arrested by the First
Municipality police, charged with assaulting a man
named George Praines, in Hospital street Not
content with exercising his combatve faculties upon
Mr.. Praines. he endeavored to bite off his nose.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY, MORNING, APRIL 10. 1913

FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Ma
dame Armand Us. Her Husband, the lady praying
for decree of separation, was yesterday submitted
to the court, and will he decided shortly.
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MNNNANM SAAES,

Positive Sale of Lot of Ground on Hercules ST.
BY PIERSON q BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
ofies No; g Grasiey street.
THURSDAY, April 10, at 12 o'clock, M-wilI be sold
Il at Bankss Arcade
valuable LOT OF GROUND, situated on Hercules
street. between Tepsichoe and Euterpe streets measuring
81 feet front By depth of 1877 feet inches and lines
of due 18th June. 1S4S for $50, balance ninety
days credit for note bearing mortgage uuI paid.
Act of sale before J. B. Marks Esq, Notary Public,
the expense of the purchaser. apl3
Saw Mill al Aucton-Without Reserve.
By PiERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Office No. Ct Grauier street.
SATUDAY, tire 18th inst. at IL o'cock-Wi be sold at
- Auction at Banks Arcade
The well known established SAW MILL in Notre Dame
street No g. together with all the machinery tools lease
etc. The machinery comprises planning mill, with up and
down ccuarsw, boilers. engines, bands full set
OF blacksmith tools etc. etc, all in good order The whole
VIII be sold bock-the lease will be sold separately,
which expires the LIST October, 1850 payable monthly
Ierms--Cash. a13
SThe above be time previous to the sale
valuable Lafayette Building Lots, sold without
serve, on account of departure.
BY PERSON e. BONNEVAL.
HpnKhsDAY April 10, at IL ocock-Will be sold, at
=. THREE Very Valuable LOTS OF GROUND. being
drew and Josephine streets each lot measuring 20 feet front
on Jersey street q feet inches the rear nv ian feet -
in depth These lots beautifully located for pryateS
Dwellings. -
Terms fourth cash. balance at l. and wears, credit
for notes bearing mortgage with interest from date
without endorses '
Act of sale before G. R. Stringe ESQ., Notary PnbIie a
the expense of the purchasers, ans
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

RARE OPPORTUNITY
ITO REP E.NISH YOUR H.4RDROBE AT A
l. SMALL EXPENSE, at No. Is CAMP STREET next
door to City Bank.
SHIRTS! Shirts! SHIRTSu!
The immense stock of Shirts and landing from
ships Indiana, John G. CosaT, Charleston and Arkansas
together with large variety under way, for the Spnng
and Summer Fashions has induced the sub crbe sell off
his present stock at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
Gentlemen want of any description of Linen Muslin
Shirts would do well call and examine stock which
exceeds quantity and style that OF any other
Many years experience the trade enable us to offer su
peor article those generally found in furnishing store
We make EVERY SIZE, and CAN FIJI ALL.
Under Garments, etc
Our stock of Undershs and Drawers very large and
well assorted together with article usually Kept In SIM
liar establishments. ISAAC HART,
NEwORLEANs SHIRT DEPoT,
AND GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
mh3l LIT No. Is Camp street.
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ess~ Spring and Summer Clothing. -AIFRF

FAStlJONADbb u.
IN which they would invite the attention friends custom
m The following described goods latest tyes and
made and trimmed in the best All goods
Ianted in every respect
Dress Coats, Frocks and sacs following materials
French Merino; DIup de Vienne
Drp d'Ee; French Llama Cloth;
paraInetta; Caspian Tweed
Black and cooed Alpaca; Croton Cloth
Linen Lstaio Check Drap d'lndc
Striped Linen; White Linen;
Blown and Yellow Linen; Seersucker;
Blue, Olive and Mixed Castmerettc.
Polka Coats, of the following materials.
Black and blue Dnp d'Ete Black and colofcd Cloth;
Llama Cloth; Light Tweed
CsshmeIette; White Linen
Brown, Yellow md Check Linen
PantatoUns, Of the following materials:
French Merno; Single Miled French Doeskin
d'Ete, KIbans de Lame;
Drap de Vienne; Coored French Drlngs;
Psrametta; White Linen Drllings
Black Blue Alpaca White Irish Linen;
DIep de TITk Whine Linen Duck
India Nankeen; Lstado Check;
French, English and American Cotona'ie. A.
VESTS of the following materials:
Black and colored Satin Orleans Silk and Linen:
Black aud cooed SILK; Fancy colored Linen
Bcnba2IUe PLAIN Linen;
White Narcotics; Buff Cashmere;
Fancy Marseiles; Black and fancy Velvet;
Rich light Silk aud Satin, for Balls and Sources.
Shirts and Drawers White Linen Muslin Shirts; Striped
Linen and Cotton Shirts; Brown Pink and White Cotton Knit
Gauze Cotton Gane Mero, Gauze Flannel and Silk Undersh
and Drawers
and Silk Hdkis Suspenders, Gloves, Halfhose etc.
AISo-Trunks, Vaises, CARPET Bags and Umbrellas.
ss- We selling our WINTER CLOTHING a remarka-
apl2 2dpu ALFRED MUNRoE & co, 81 Magazine ST. ~
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GENERAL CoUNcIL-There was meeting of
this body called for last evening, but in the absence
of quorum, the Council adjourned to meet again
on Wednesday evening next
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Observation-Disclosures evidence having-been brought
against Jean II. Bora, who was charged with har-
boring slave belonging to Thomas Haggeu, he
was, in consequence, discharged by Recorder Bald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

LARCENY.-William Lewis and Sarah Ross were
Yesterday tried in the First District Court, and
found guilty of larceny =.
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Splendid Clothing Establishment.

To BOYLE & Sands, grateful for past favors. would
spcy cal the Of the public then Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store, 70 POYDRAS, Tchoupitouas
N B. Gentlemen arriving will find their
to call and examine for themselves. apps
NJ Fashionable Clothing-THOMPSON g. NIX
ON No. A Canal street.
York large and superior Fashionable Clotln
comprising all that materials manufacture Their stock,
part, consists Of
Super black Ora d Etc Frock and Dress Coats
Super black and cOlorcd Reino Sac and fancy Coats;
Black aud brown Croon aud Alpaca Sacs
Striped check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French Ora d. Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen aud Marselles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Undershrts Drawers;
Hai.hose: Pocket Handkercles Cravats: Gloves:
Suspenders etc. ans 2lptiyl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

ASSAULT Fitzpatrick, charged with vio-
lently assauting Ellen Mcguire, was yesterday sent
to the workhouse for thirty days, by Recorder
Ramos
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MP STREET.
CAMP STREET IL CAMP STREE
GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.
r.ucv AMI FAT hpTIrIrs

COMBS, BR USHES, ERFUMERY;
FANS. RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, UMBRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SC.4RFS, CR.4T.4TS. GLOTES.
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
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GOING ON A SPREE.-Two estimabe citizens
named John Mclean and George Thompson, bav-
ing imbibed too large quantity of ardent spirits,
and becoming thereby intoxicated, were brought
up before Recorder Ramos, from whom they re-
ceived an admonition to behave better in future,
and were allowed to depart on payment of jail fees
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arripals at the Prir cipaI Hotels YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARbEs.-Jobn s Preston and servant, s G; w A
Geps y Be a An and Seud n uhbada o
Minor Pslop and family; 7 Jenkins BameIe Il
Phila; w Walker, ) g: Rust and servant, Ark; A
Watkins Miss; l. w Minor, U S N; Chas Merchant NJ
smitR, Barnard, n Stanley and lady, La; W Hart ]
B Nichol. T G Polk, Tenn; w H Wadsworth, Ky; A M
sonlery A w McAllster, A Thacher, Miss
1VERAYDAH.-Chas A Stack. Ibervie; Chas Martin
Porter and family Mrs Adams w Nj Stafford, La W 3
Knox Miss; j Ireson, | Lane and family, Miss N
Eastland Ky.
PLANTEKs,zMr Juliet and lady. Bait; D Cooper
London; e Taylor, Ceplandng; Messrs Howard Il ms
Ter Balze; ID IA Dckey A G Baldwin KY s Knox Ga;
b Edwards, La; z Horn Miss; G Love, Ala. =, Nv
h. Mi.s Remw Mafp fP B Be M
Cook, Mrs. Xnson, La; Major w II 1, ,Cluesn, Lieut.
Reid Lieut. ID Ussman, u s A; Capt q IL Temett Lieut.
: peyn Lieut. G Mayson q Marines. Beake N Y;
DR. o C McCraken A Hampton. Mexico
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. ETC
William Hunley, Register of the Land Office for
the district of lands subject to sale at Grenada,
Mississippi, vice Reuben H. Boone, resigned
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70 Mrs. G. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who desirous of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
al this Office. apl2
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RACES. .BINGAMAN COURSE
IL I 49,

SECONI SPRING MEETING.
TN compliance with the suggestions of the numerous patrons
Of The Turf who are the city, and DESTROYS in
corance with our previously expressed determination to
prove the condition of the turf in the South
second Spring Meeting, to commence oh WEDNESDAY,
18th inst and continue five days
The purses which will be liberal viii be advertised in due
time We hazard but little IN promising meeting Of
aI0 OLIVER & VALENTINE, Proprietors.
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CRuELTY.-Lucretia Law, the. accomplice of
Margaret Mason, (who was arrested some days
sinceO was yesterday arrested'by the Second Num-
cipality police, charged with aiding in cruelty
beating slave woman belonging to Mr. Walton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

CONVICTED OF, RECEIVING STOLEN Goods
John Reynolds, accused of receiving stolen goods,
was yesterday brought to trial in the First District
Court and convicted
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. LouIs.-It is stated
in the St Louis papers of the 9TH inst, that the
previous night the store of Mr.. r. z. Hail. on the
Levee was discovered to be on fire. 1t soon spread
to the stores of r. B. Catherwood, Keith, Ray d
Co, and E. Matthews d Bros; all Of which were
entirely destroyed. The store of Helfenstein,
Gore & Co. was very much damaged although not
entirely destroyed None seemed to know how the
fire originated. The stores were fine large four
story buildings. Ranney & Co. had about $4,000
worth of goods the store of Helfenstein, Gore
& Co., with $1,000 insurance on them; they were
much damaged by water, but the fire did not reach
them. Mr.. r. p. Hall was insured to the amount
of ST 900 on his stock, and the house which be-
longed to Mr.. Clemens, had an insurance on it of
about $4,000 Mr.. R. 3. Catherwood had an insu-
rance of $4,000 on his goods. E. Matthews d Bros.
lost their books.
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Negroes-Negroes.
By PERSON & BONNEVAL. Auctioneers,

By PIERSON & BONNEVAL. Auctioneers,
Office, No. 81 Grarier street.
WILL be sold at AUCTION on SATURDAY. April
w Is, at IL oclock-at Bankss Arcade
TEMPE-Negress aged about 35 yean-French and
American cook speaks French and English honest and
sober, title guaranteed only.
JASE-LiseIy NegresS-plain cook, washer and ironer
LOUISA-Negro girl. about Is years old childs
and house servant well recommended of fine character
fully guaranteed
BR1CE-Negro man. about % years old good ware
house man hostler and rough COOPER title only guaranteed
Tems-Cash.
the expense of the purchaser. ap13
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SPICE AND coFFEE MILLS.

No $50 JHagGztRe corner of LGfdyeth ST. .
l.. BOLEN would respectfully inform the immunity Of
NewOIeans that he at all times prepared At the aboys
Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices OF all
kinds, together with Cornmeal Homny and Grit. Steam
boats Groceries and Restaurants supplied the shortest no.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday :

LATITUDE % 81 30 N-LoNeIruDE, 90 Win Time. O.
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Building Lots of Ground ne ar Gormlys Canal.
BY PIERSON g. BONNEVAL


THURSDAY, April 10, at IL o'clock-Wl be sold, at
Fd BapkSs o Area de Githopt reserve 90,
ed by Jackson Josephine Fulton Avenue and Ellen
being Nos. s, T. and ID. Nos Z and measure 80 feet 3
inches Ellen street by l49 feet inches 81 lines deep No
IL measures % feet inches 80 lines front Josephine ,as
street by ITO feet deep. $50
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square No; 285, ~
bounded by josephine, Fulton Avenue. Comfy Canal and
Ellen streets designated by the numbers and a. measuring
each 30 feet front josephine street by 100 feet deep.
ELEVEN LOTS OF. GROl Nd in square No. 269,
bounded by Jackson, josephine Ellen and Howard streets
Nos 2 and measure % feet front Ellen street By 1903
feet inches 4a lines deep Nos, s, and % feet
2ncles lines front Ellen street by 1903 feet inches
lines deep. No measures % feet inches lines front
Ellen street by 1873 feet inches AZ lines deep Nos g. TO-
and II q feet front Ellen street by 10S eets6
inches AZ lines deep No. IL forms the of Ellen and
Josephine streets In the of Lots Nos 2 g. A. and T.
street. Lot No has 20 feet front on Jackson by174 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-half 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. APT
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Two Pieces OF Ground, Suitable Tor Summer
esidences-Near the Town of Madisonvile.
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
Office No. 81 Grarier street.
SATURDAY, April Is, at II oclock-Will be sold at
- Banks's Arcade, without reserve
TWO PIECES OR TRACTS OF LAND beautifully
from Madisonvie and fronting the St Helena road,
Tracts OF Land there is beautiful ORCHARD ofsssfss
choice-selecon Peach Trees-and on of them there A
small Cottage. The whole as per pan which will be
hbited at the Arcade.
For further particulars, apply the above Auctioneers
Terns-Onelaf cash balance at Il months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before G R. Stnger, Notary Public, the
expense of the purchaser. ap 10
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From VERA CRUz-The ship Christana, Capt.
Hammond, arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz,
whence she sailed on the 18th inst.
The U. S. ship John Adams, left Vera Cruz on
the Sd inst for N. York, and was passed on the 9th
by the Chrstiana, in lat. 24o long 92o-al well.
The following passengers came over on the Chris
tiana: Capt. Merchant, Lieuts Mclean and Best,
U. S. A., Lieut.. Butterlied. Marine Corps; Sur
geon Minor, IT, S. n; w. A. Hammick, @. NJ. Dept
The Chrs,iana left New York on the 10Th of
March, with $40 U. S. troops, landed them at Vera
Cruz, sailed thence on the 4th, and arrived here
yesterday Notwithstanding the trip in the short
space of 90 days.
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Texas Lands, and Lot of Ground in the City Of
Galveston, without reserve.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL. Auctoneers.
Office No. 81 Grapier street
SATURDAY, April Is, at l oclock-WilI be sold, at
- Banks's Arcade, without
A certain LOT OF GROUND, situated in the City and
County of Galveston State of Texas designated in the Plan
Of = city 70 By DEPTH 5qaals 10 ss having front
4428 ACRES OF LAND situated in the County -aA-
bered and well located for Sugar or Cotton Farm. The
whole will be sold in block The titles perfect and
Terms cash. Acts of sale before A. c. Ainsworth Esq.,
Notary Public, at the expense of the purchasers. APPS
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BOYS CLOTHING.
IHNGLISH Merino Sack COATS:
II 4 lpaca and Croton Cloth Sack do;
Cheek and Plaid Linen do:
English Merino Polka JACKETS:
Check and Plaid Linen do do:
Do. do. PANTS;
English NIerino s.. do
Satin, Alpaca, and MarseiIes VESTS.
Linen Bosom Shirts: Socks: Suspendefs. &c, SC.
Just received and for sale low, by NJ. HUNTINGTON,
ap II lw - corner Canal and Magazine streets.
BURNAP'S LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nELIVERED before the Ladies of b more Just
DEreceived and for sale by
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No. 5 Camp street, near Canal
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by the
[ best houses and fully guaranteed ss3
permanency Of tone p and dq F t Of 1s
best manufactoy and guaranteed remain at concert pitch
for five years. MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States. NEW MUSIC
published every week from the most popular authors. MI
Steal INSTRUMENTS of every kind embracing, in
JOS Drum bass and tenor Tambornes Flntes ClaTonets,
Fageoes, Flies. BR Ass INSTRIMENTSII from
French Horns TmPets, valve and plain Bnsles CSEs5y
CHASDiSE of every kind STRINGS for the Harp, Bass
Vol, Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION BS9kS tor
TON on the Piano Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute, and in
Vocal Music Pianos tuned, repaired, and taken In part
navment for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MtJSIC BOUND The above-n named merchandise is
ceived md sold and consequently Offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchases are respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere - -
anl2 N wi. II. WA U. Agent.
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EVANS' ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,

No. 80 .HGgazlae, corner GraUier street.
JUST received and now opening at this establish t&
y ment the largest and most varied assortment of
HATS before offered this Market consisting nS
part of super and medium Panamas, Leghom, Canada
Straw, China Pearl Rutland, Campeachy, Guyaquil and
Superne extra Rocky Mountain white and black Beavers,
fine Moeskin and plus ultra Hats of the latest fashions
and OF the finest finish. No pains or expense has been
spared in the manufacture and finish OF this stock The old
customers of the house, and the public respectfully
quested TO call and examine for themselves. apl0 81
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NOTICE.
rs hereby given to all persons who indebted for STATE
TAXES within the limits of the Third Representative Dis
c he said Districts bounded by Canal and Julia streets,
and by the River to the Neaire Road) appear the
office of the Collector o5 ST. CHARLES and pay
to be paid the Taxes due the State of for the year
1st7 within twenty days from the publication heeof-New
Orleans April g. IS4S. A. W. SCATES.
apS3l Collector of State Taxes for the 3D. Rep District
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Observation-Disclosures.

REF SHMENTS-REMOVAL.
THE undersigned bess to inform the public that he has
i removed his Ice Cream Establishment from ST. O. a
Charles street TO the CORNER OF CANAL AND BA-
RONNE STREETS where his Saloon will be W.
opened on SATURDAY EVENING April 8, e.
e ope EHev o Of m s
piled such as Ice Cream sherbes Ice Lemonade etc etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexcepuonab!e quality of the refreshments provided,
will induce fair share of public patronage.
ans In, II WTT,IOZ
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j, WIS +, Denust,
WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF New Orleans
that he has removed his office b to 129
street., opposite the Church Thankful for |TrrYD
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 14l Il, II
upon him. he would solicit continuance OF the same lt
practice OF eight years the mechanical department pom
in Europe and the United States and having avaed MN
self of all heIae Improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction to all those who favor him WIN
call. List of Prices. ~ IN
~ " n;vot ......... 3 90
plucpinp with fine cold ,ar CAVITY ...........20 90
Ceanine Teeth 7' 20 ................ 3 90
full set of Teeth highly finished on a new principle 10
. +t'' W
The loss of the Palate supplied without clasps or llga 20
meats ...-.......... from $50 to 1G0 0O
j. w all his operations to be the best OF "o,k
manshp and material and give satisfaction to those VINO
may patronize him, charge vii be made
Old plates remodeiled and repaired at the shortest noce
Dentists the country may rely on having theH WON
promptly attended to- by sending correct model - IN
n B-I. w refer TO many persons who are nov Ell
loying the benefits OF his practice, apo ON
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RssS h. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
lfAEaaaa.ss#sss TIN. Capt 6. B. Church, and CLARKs-
q Weey ga eeeS wl and Me%
Phls, leaving NewOrleans every WEDNESDAt,Y EVEN:
ING at o'clock, and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at b
O'Clock. Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
uay of these Packets They will land freight and passen
gers at all the Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth of White
River Helena For freight apply on board
o. mhi6tf ''' " HYDE g. OGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
One of these Packets ready freight
Monday morning.
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lust RECEIVINGNA large invoice of splendid Eng
- lish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass, from the
manufactoy Of Chance Brothers Co Of smithwick Glass
Jersey mauutacores Parties in want of Window Glass will
French and English Window Glass before purchasing else
where ap4 ROBT. CLANNON, 46 Canal st.