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STORAGE. STORAGE, sToRAeE,..

vHE the undersigned, having been long KZXZN
w in the Storage Business, beg 10 inform our Al
friends and the public that we have for the coming -
season, SIN WAREHOUSES;, surpassed by any in
this city. All OF them fire proof located the Second Mu-
nicipality within very short distance OF the steamship and
lafboats' landing, they situated follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. corner of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Corner of Julia and Foucher streets
PElICAN-On Commerce, St, corner of Grod and Notre
Dame streets
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaiennie
and ssuzette streets.
pHCENIX-On Tchoupitouias street. between St Joseph
and Julia streets
BRANGH-On Nore Dame street, between Tchoupitou'as
and Magazine streets. :, =,
chandise and Western produce. al low rates our estabst
ments are so arranged that each DESCRIPTION OF goods 81
any other and having also large number OF eNpeenSed
aboers constantly in our employ enabled TO oef
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any ''''N' e''"'i''' EMERSON, TOURNE & co,
mh5 3m los Tehoupit0nlas street,
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= HALF PIPES Old Cognac Brandy;
a az oe fa i IL c Ga P GPsmp se 1885,
90 eighth casks New York Brandy
20 bbls. do. do do;
80 o. .' casks Madeira Wine, Direct Importation;
8 SPis q ID Bourbon and Mosongahsa Whiskey
20 bb!s White Wine. Haute Sauterne;
puncheon Old Scotch WhSkey;
200 boxes Claret Wine, assorted brands;
so boxes Underwood's Lemon Syrup
50 do. Champagne Cider
100 do Boston No. Soap ,,c,
so do Muscat Wine;
5000 Regala segars assorted brands
30 boxes Essence Peppermint;
cases Sanines hf. and or. boxes;
do Kirschwasser;
Is do Maraschino;
baskets Guingoleti
80 boxes Cherries;
pipes Holland Gin-prime article;
$50 drums Figs-fresh
20 boxes Starch
100 bags Rio Coffee;
500 Demijohns. assorted sizes;
50 boxes Ink. A and o.;
30 600 Corks, assorted sizes;
20 bbls. Golden syrup;
90 boxes assorted Candies;
30 boxes Tomato ketchup;
TO 10 P baskets White Wine Vinegar:
100 bbls No. l, and Mackere hf. and Or kits;
bbls Cherry Bounce;
80 baskets Champagne assorted brands;
10 bbls. Powdered Sugar;
20 boxes assorted Pickles;
10 bb!s Sweet Malaga Wine
bales ;. S. Almonds;
% boxes Stoughton Bitters;
50 boxes Tobacco. assorted qualities;
JOHN LEWIS. George Palmer Agent, No.
New Leyee and Teh0uptOuas street. mh5 I'm
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LIGHT LIGHT!


SOMETHING new and Just the thing for every family
and moor can buy II neat CANDLESTlCk, max
ing and wcking it, Candles out of Talow. Lard
auy Grease that will burn. BY simply turning the bottom of
the Candesck a beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced the top and at any desired length wish
from one inch TO feet in height.
l. Ii and simple as common candestck; conse
auently NAV be managed by child.
By this convert all refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from TO cents
week =. ~.
3 The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration flick
erins of the flame, hut burns like sperm candle.
The wick NAV be chan ged without at all disturbing the
candle; if too large put small one; or, too small
5 You coil in the bottom of the cande-maker candle
stick wick sufficient last five six weeks, where 1t re-
mains of sight and out of the way. ~,
You may keep candle at the same height all the
T. Requires eplenishng with grease OF taow once week
No splitting OF if falls turns but as neatly
and clearly any lady could desire.
g. II cannot get out OF order
TO- In proof of their superiority utility and neatness. the
immense number sold sufficient. The price uniform and
only be the most ncreduons OF te lore
going facts No family will be without them who can
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business man can make
quick profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
selling this in territory unsod Persons who desire TO
invited call office, No IS PERDtDO Street North
side, between St Charles and Caoneet streets, New VI
The monopoly Of the city of New Orleans, and States OF
LOUISIANA, Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas, Tor Inc
sale of this article offered and nosa will be received
mh5 ii H. 7. MYERS s. CO.
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NOW receiving complete assortment, containing
article requisite for gentleman Wardobe-consisting
in part follows
COATS
Black and fancy cold Merno Froek and Dress COATS;
Do do. do. Sack do
Black Cashmere Frock, Dress and Sack do;
White and coored Linen Sack and Dress do;
Nankn and Bingham do. do. do
Alpaca and English Merino do. do. do
Drab d'Ete, Merno and Alpaca PANTS;
Fary cold and white Linen Drill do;
Brow Linen, Nankin and Cashmeret do;
tn oh and American Coonade, Drill, etc. etc, Pants.
VESTS
White and fancy colored Marseles VESTS;
Do. DO. Silk and Linen do;
Bombazlnes and fancy col d Silk, etc., etc, Vests.
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Bingham and coiored Linen do;
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do;
Gauze Meino UNDERSHl RTS;
Dc Cotton do:
Silk Undershits and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Merino and Cotton knit Drawers
Cotton, Linen and Meno HALF HOSE:
Linen, Silk, Cotton and Kid GLOVES ETC. etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
CLOAKS-with and without Sleeves
Overcoats, Monkey Jackets and Capes;
Travelling Bags, Leggings Storm Caps etc, etc.
Which offer to sell the lowest Market Price for Cash
M. HUNTINGTON,
mh5 I'm No. l Magazine street. corner Canal street.
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RMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt ID. F. Whiting 7th
n Infantry, U. S. A.-Contents OF No l.
SKETCH OF THE ENCAMPMENT OF THE u S
ARMY AT CORPUS CHRISTI October. 1916
MONTEREY as seen from houseIoP the east side Of
the Main Plaza after the capture of the city by the IT,
s. forces under Gen. Taylor
HEIGHTS OF MONTERREY with I'd Division COM
manded by Gen. Worth moving into position under the
guns Of the enemy, after the action of yeronimo
VALLEY TOWARD SALTiILO with the guard
and wagon train of the u. S. Army coming into the
Castle after its capitulaton.
VIEW OF MONTEREY from Independence Hill, near
the Bishops Palace with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Silla, or Saddle Mountain in the distance
Price, dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
Port Folio of five views.
Just published and for sale the New Orleans staoners'
Warehouse [mh5l J. B. STEEL, Ia Camp st.
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How CHEAP POSTAGE WoRKs.--It was stated
in a late number of the London Times, that accord
ing to the official returns, the number of letters
conveyed by mail in England in 1889, was
76OOO,OOO; in 1910, 169,OOO,0O0; in 843, go Co.,,
600; and in ls47 322, 900 900. The penny postage
system was established in 1889. The rapid and
wonderful increase which it has produced in the
number of letters sent by mail is conclusive argu
ment in favor of cheap postage. The number OF
letters is now four times as great under the old
system, and it is still steadily increasing, notwIh-
standing the prodigious total already attained. The
penny postage now Yields o clear nod revenue TO the
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITH OUT PAIN.

TEETH EXTRACTED Y II 4 OUT PAIN.
ETHEON.-The Right of the LII leon, or VAPOR
u OF ETHER having been purchased by u.s. we are now
upon the Teeth while under its influence We have just
ceved direct from Paris new and improved Apparatus for
the inhalation of the VapOr LeheOn which, from its
feet safety and the with which e used by both
patient and operator has been adopted the Hospital u
Charlie Hospital de ST. Louis and private hospitals of Paris
and by the faculty generally France and England
BLAKE Il WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons,
mh5 I'm North st. Lafayette Square, near st. Charles st.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,

TINHE patronage that has been extended H=EE5 -
L to US very literally the last seven Ccs.s=asS
years while in Common street, has induced ESsIL(I2f1
rs the last summer to erect large building W.
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARRIAGES
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
ccu ry and prepared. with good Northern workmsn
and the best of materials to build any style of Carriage
on and guarantee them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages restore them almost to their original beauty
and durability although apparently out and useless;
We VIII pay freight Carriages sent to repair We will
also keep on hand assortment OF Nep and SecOndhand
Carriages which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade for Weinve the attention of those wanting
new Carriages their old ones repaired to call at Manu-
factory and Repository and Judge for at the
Graeler and Cnr0ndect streets next door to the office
o the Commercial Water Works, of the st. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans.
mh5 3m MATTHEW'S q DENMAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

The published or spoken accounts of our English
tourists in France the selt-prasing and bombastic
complies rendus annually presented and printed by
the minister for public instruction. and the amazing
number of literary publications, however bad they
be, have not prepared my readers for hearing that,
with the exception of the Russians, the French
probably the most ignorant people in Europe.
Such, however, is the fact as established by other
by another equally high authority, the Minister of
the War Department. 1t is known that the stabi-
lily, the honor, and power of the French govern
ment rest on a standing army, iC0,GC0 men strong,
and that every year 10000 men are drawn by lot,
for military service, from among all the young men
who during the year have attain ed their twenty
year of age. To ascertain the progress of public in
struction the recruiting and civil authorities have
been enjoned to examine and report the educational
condition of all the young men at the moment they
are brought to be drawn.
The official returns, presented by the Minister, on
the instruction of this class of the population,
cognize three degrees of ignorance, and three of
instruction. Taking these returns as the basis of
our calculations, we find the following results for
the whole of the population
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

British PH1LANTHRoPy.-By dates from George
town. British Guiana, to the 29th February, we
learn that the Legislature had been engaged with
discussions as to whether the public or individual
planters are to take care of sick immigrants import
ed from the East Indies, Africa and the Portuguese
Islands. The propositions indefinite, and
the enactments so loose, that the result may be
easily anticipated. No one will take care of the
sick immigrants, (Quere-British slaves who suf-
fer all the burdens state of servtude entails, yet
have none of the protection that the planters inter-
est in his slaves formerly induced. The dullness
and consequent depression of course continue.
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,

No 3o .HdG.7ZENE Street Corner GR.dVIER Street.
* JUST RECEIVED and now opening at this -
~ establishment, the most varied and splendid ES&
SAasotment of H ATS ever offered in this market ~
consisting in part Of ~
Super and Medium quality PANAMAS. LEGEORNS,
CANADA STRAW CHINA HIM Pearl RgT TIA d
HATS; Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MQLESkIN and NE PLUS ULTRA HATS.
of the latest fashions, and finished in the richest styles
No pains has been spared in the manufacture
and finish of this Stock The Old customers of the house
and the public respectfully solicited call and
for themselves. mh7 I'm
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Statistical View of France

BY AN EX-PRyATE SECRETARY OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.
STATISTICS OF THE FRENCH POPULATION.
The population of France is, at present. above
"a 400 900 inhabitants, who are disseminated over
the country; not, as in England, congregated at
many points in large masses. With the exception
of Paris, there is but one city, Lyons, containing
100000 inhabitants; eight containing from 10000
to 10000; and about twenty-five containing more
than 600 According to The last census, 1850
600 inhabitants live in 1874 cities towns (reck
onng as such, places with population Of 800 or
Individuals and 26,6OO,OO0 live in So 900 ru
raj communes Villages and hamlets)
This obviously indicates. that agriculture is the
employment of the greater part of the population,
as will be seen from division of the inhabitants,
according to their occupations:
Agrcuurists OF all ranks with their families 49, 2O 600
z ITadesmen OF all kinds with their families. 1880 900
B. Manufactures, bankers, merchants, retailers,
with their workmen, clerks, assistants, and
families .................... 419O0OO
Scientific and learned professions 100 900
g. People OF independent property, without trade
or profession living on their income e.. 1000
Eunconanes paid by the government. G95 900
The army, The navy, and State penoneS.. $40 600
q. Paupers... $50 600
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

A c. AINSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary
n. No 38 Camp street.
Holding Commissions from the States of TEXAS, MIS-
MISSOURI. ILLINOIS, INDIANA. TENNESSEE
PENNsYLyytANId,A11 RHODE I IshAND VERMONT
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAR0hINA
A. c. A prepared take Dispositions and Execute and
Perfect all kinds Of Legal to be used or recorded
The usual promptitude at his office is continued in all
Notar ial YnhS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

ID Eds SCOUTING EXPEDITIONS.-THE
N SCOUTING EXPEDITIONS OF MCCtTLLOCH'S
TEXAS RANGERS; or, the Summer and Fall Cam
paign of the Army of the United States in Mexico in 1886
including skirmsheS with the stomng OF Monterey also
the Daring Scouts at Bye'a Vista; together with Anec
dotes Incidents Descriptions of Country and sketches of
tie Lives of tile celebrated partisan chiefs HAYS McCn
!och ard Walker. BY Samuel C, Reid, Jr late of the
Texas Rangers, and Member OF the Bar of Louisiana.
just received and for the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse. J. b. STEEL,
NH IL IA Camp street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. at No. IA Caiap street.
" CAMPRELL,S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN

nv EW To at " II tdAIp SItff1.-
~ CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN
CELLORS OF ENGLAND, second series vols. and 5.
GEN. TAYLOR AND His sTAFF-Comprising Me
m NON Of Gen, Tayl9r Worth Wool and BnIler Cos
guished officers attached Gen. Tayors army
with Anecdotes of the Mexican War, and per
sona adventures OF the officers compiled from public docu-
ments and private correspondence with accurate Portraits,
and other beautiful illus rations.
mors of Gen. Scout, Twiggs;, Smith, Quman, Shields.
Pillow, Lane Cadwaader, Patterson and Pierce; Co.'s.
Chld Riley Harvey But er and other distinguished o-
Gers ; At attached to Gen: Scots Army, etc;
THE WAR AND IT'S WARRIORS-Comprisi
complete History of all the American Armies in Mexico
with biographical sketche and anecdotes of the dn-
guhed Officers in the Regular Army and the Volunteer
force
PICTORIAL LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature.
mh20 ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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Property is every thing, and therefore l must
try to give idea of the distribution of property,
and of the supposed incomes, in the following table
of the direct taxes:
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,

m No II Canal street. New Orleans E~EN%yN
shszn J. A. HORTON has now on TsssSI9 4 HE
ds W. hand large assortment of every sIINAEs u III
-z%-style of Saddles, Brides, Martin sks.aMaAs1sJ
gales Cosch,tGig, Buggy, Wagon and Cart HARNESS;
llay Brides, Collars, Whips, Stnups, Bits and Spurs
together with the largest stock of Trunks Vaices Saddle
and Carpet Bags, before offered in this market to which
invites the attention of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
" The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat.
terms and at the manufacturers prices. mh7 6m
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RNNMsa Sc.
NEW RnnK srnpr

NEW BOOK STORE
-EUsT RECEIVED and opening 1eTs1n
Ctdrles street, Gin the building formerly IN
cpnsd as the Gas Bankl large assortment
TlONS. and complete stock of English, French, German
and American STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
1t is intended that this Establishment shall be constantly
supplied with the above articles, which will be sold at the
lowest cash prices. mhs I'm MILES c. SALE co.
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Total. ....... 8, 326 900

The result of this subdivision is, that the three
classes are now reduced to two. The first, COM
posed of 1896, 0C0 devoting their capital and their
intelligence the pursuits of agriculture and indus
try, are, in some sort, Independent The second,
amounting to % l4 OGo, have other capital than
their bodily strength which they let hire those
who compose the first. This is the working class,
owing their daily bread to their daily labor, and
precluded by their poverty and their occupations
from all participation in municipal or political ac
ton Adding to their number the poor the indi-
gent, estimated at 1855 O00 we have total of g.
49,, 900 individuals completely shut out from civil
life in one word, the French helots.
Persons living on their income, and those en-
gagged in learned scientific professions form the
superior class, being more independent, either by
their fortune by their requirements. Finally, by
adding the state pensioners the army and the navy
to the paid functionares, obtain complete clas
scation of the population of France, as follows
LIST cass-The working classes the poor the heots q $50 COO
I'd ss-Agncultursts and indusriels. ...... 336OO
Sd cIass-Learned and scientific ro'essions, and
people living on their lncomes........ ,400, 900
4h class-Paid officials, and l715,OO
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NOTICE.
VNE sui scrber having purchased the of his late
1 martinez a NnREM OLIVER. in the WHOLE.

SUI scnber having pnCfased the interest OF his ate
L partner ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE -
SALE AND RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner n
of Chartres and BienriHe streets Men OrteanS MA
for number of years past conducted jointly by them ~0
peed his arrangements for extended business than
% that hitherto done by the old house. My stock of
Sc DIR UCIS, .MEDJCINES md CHEMICALS,
~ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
Ia embracing intend it shall. every article needful
TO the Heads of Families Planters Country Dealers will
not be exceeded excellence of quality easonabness of
price by other house in the trade while a General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed with confidence and certain
ty of having them properly and faithfully attended not
previously experienced in this place
t The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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BIZ ,4OO.OOO

must observe that in the preceding computa
tons, | have applied to the whole population of
returns, applies only to the nle population 1t is
known that all over the continent, but particularly
in France the instruction of young girls is consl-
dered by the aboring classes as much less necessary
and is much less attended to- than that OF their boys
| cannot, therefore, be accused of exaggeraton,
when, overlooking this fact, and extending to the
whole the results of the investigation made on one
half and which cannot, by any certain process, be
made on the other half of the population of France,
| conclude that two-thrds of her population are IN
a state of complete ignorance; one-fourlh Is IN
state of comparative ignorance; fourteenth part
only can read and write correctly; and not one IN
hundred has completed course of classical studies
A point which appears to me OF the utmost I'M
portance is to ascertain as far possible, in what
proportion the four classes of the population particI-
pate in the six degrees of ignorance or OF instruction
as may lead to the discovery of the real causes OF
the moral weakness and of the consequent violence
of the government. The following table will an
swer the purpose
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W Y S AGe
MAYo,s MUSIC STORE,

NO. . Camp StfcfL, near Canal.
r,IANO FORTEs manufactured by the - E,s...,v,
best houses, and fully guaranteed forEssraw}E3 5ls5
omanepcy of and durability of work N " m n NJ
p%anship Holian Piano Fores from the4 y j
6est mannfaco and guaranteed to remain at concert pitch
a. five wears MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from ali the publishers the Emitted States NEW MUSIC
nTbsled every week from the most popular authors MI
nad iarps Double Bass Voloncelos, Guitars Vions Ban
Ios Drum, bass, and tenor amboIines Flutes Clarone>
bones bass and alto Comet-a -Pistons Ophecldes
French Horns, TmmPes valve and plain Bugles Cavalry
rrHASDisE of every kind. STRINGS for the Harp Bass
VOL. Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
al instruments by the most approved authors NSTRJJC
TON on the Piano, Harp, Violin. Guitar Flute and in
Vocal Music. Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in pat
naymen for Pianos. Musical instruments rppared
Music BOUND. The abovenamed merchandise is re-
ceyed and sold consignment and consequently Offered at
muc lower prices than If purchased on private account
Purchasers respectfully invited examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mh9m VIM. T. MAYO, Agent
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RI shts. amount to s,sl6,OO and those really com

rights amount to $4,000 and those really COM
pose what we call the French people.
These citoyens act!fs'' belong to the four
classes in the following proportion:
1.-The working classes and paupers, ....... 65s5 900
2-Manuacturing trading and agricultural capt.
3Learned professions and independent incomes. 4 0C0
Paid officials, army navy and pensioners. $4,000
Total 9l6 0CO
1t is of some Importance to know in what proper
ton general education is diffused amongst the four
classes of active citizens and it is shown in the
following table:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM


1t No. ID Camp Street
TUE LAST OF THE FAIRIES, Christmas Tale
Il by G. T.. X. James, Esq., author of the Convent,
-, Margaret Russell. &c. Price 10 cents
THE DISGRACE TO THE FAMILY by w. Blanch-
ard Jenod, with illustrations, by PHI" complete.
Price % cents.
by WIN. Carleton, author of Traits and Stories of
Irish Peasantry,n complete. Price Is cents.
CHRISTOPHER TADPOIE, by Albert Smith witt L.
~, lnstratons, complete. Price rs cents
Guardsmen." by Alex. Dumas.
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, by Ga
briel Alexander with IS engravngs.
JAMES THE SECOND, Or the Revolution of 1858, an
historical romance by W. Harrison Ainsworh, Esq,
- complete. Price % cents.
THE BRIDE OF THE NORTHERN WILDS, A Tale
of E43, by Newton NJ Curtis.
FRANKLIN,s AMERICAN COTTAGE LIBRARY,
Or Useful Facts, Figures, and Hints for every body.
Walls AMERICAN ELECTRO MAGNETIC TEL
EGRAPH, with reports of Congress and description of
all Teegraphs known, employing Electricity Galvan-
Mo ism With { g eng nIy
NOS; ii AND u AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE,
edited by &. III. Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners'
Warehouse. [mh9] J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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@ANEMAMA,

FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
NOV receiving complete assortment containing every
article requisite for gentleman S Wardrobe-consng
in mart as foliOws-