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PROGR Am -
p r o G RAW N Z
Of the Procession, &c. of the Anniversary sCele
bration of the
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR No. B.

y " N "A W IA y
OF the Procession, SEoI OF tho anniversary sOsAe-
bration OF the .
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HO NOIts NO D.
,---.z. ---C,-75Sr,r,r, "a ,e.e
AAOhSOAA' ~ $3.50 - A~o
T7rv Member Of the Grand Temple Grand Division,
sbliat rr,,nIss Subordinate Divisions ana Younger
p,o4bs. ,yu assemble al ORLEANS TEMPLE HALL, z22
TcbnonIa, stree. At hafpas 8oclock p NJ and take
N tIsir inc of march at 4 O'Clock.
ACUTE
Up Tchoupitoulas to De0rd street, down Deorl Camp
Con5e Meet down Coada to EsDanade street down Es a
made to Royal street up Royal to St. Charles STREET up St
Charles TO the Baptist Church above Julia street. wIee
vices will commence at @ clock
OEdeF % EFOCessiOh"
Grand Marshal.
Music,
Grand Temple of honor Of the State Of Louisiana.
G. w. Usher.
Supporter. G. w. Templar. Supporter
G. w. V. Tempar. Past G. w. Tempar.
g. w. Recorder. w Treasurer.
G. Chaplain. ........... OTGtoTs.
G. w. Guardian.
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M HTTMBTJG

towards Of 1000 bottles Of DR.. COLEMAN,s
'GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during me
mast wear without plant in nge instance over ten
dozen used in U. s. Hospital THIS " dic'ne cha
ri cnre where il fails The money vii be refunded IN every
case Es7 Sold by IT, KENNEDY, 50 ChaLres street end
al Dr. A. W. COLEMAN'S TOMB BIT EteS DE EIs1
% pD Rglt 2 60. "1'H' .
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DEATH ON RATS.

WTDNE r. RI T ID Els r J. z r.
THIS article viii be found sure and certain remedy
L against these obnoxious veTmin The only original
and genuine article made fresh day and put up Tor
county use, warranted TO keen. r,
ALso-WIDNEY'S ROACH DESTROYER-By
the of this Article hTee times It viii be found
sure preventive against these tTnubesOme insects
- To be found at DALEY Is DEPOT. l5l Jhadfes
st.; ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE under st. Charles
Hotel; end nsdeI WIDNEYls BANNEB- el lW
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CRATES! GRATESii CRATES w rEs
OUR STOCK Of Paror Chamber and Once y "a of
~ Is completeness of which are new Falte5is, ~
he latest and approved designs, and are iaI supg ~
offered for sale in this city. Those ID want w" ~
well to examine cur stock before pufchasln huc
reduced JOHN sIRtlIJJD . -.
as lao CoapeR e.
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zlh Numerous testimonials are on file the Company's
Office which would satisfy the most increduOus A letter
just received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk, Va contains the
- SThe Dysentery Syrup cures in every CASE
80 TIE Dr0Qt IS daity coming IN from eDery state
in the Union
This extraordinary medicine should be resoned to the
any bad symptoms appear Seamen, BOatmen, IIaV
ee and all Others should have supply its tmety use
will save life.
The medical faculty are astonished at its power freely
conteng that there other medicine at all to be COM
pared to it.
THE CHTLDREN'S PANACEA
equay ehcacous IN all the bowel and $40 mach complaints
OF ChdTen NJ mother or physician should be without it.
ER The General Agent for Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 Camp street, New Orleans, La,
to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August 1913
~ For sale By WELD & CO.. Periodical Agents, "
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmbOuse street and by DRUGGISTS gen.
eray.. THOS. COOK. Postmaster, city OF Lafayette; j.
l.. HAN BOKkELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary
stsi JOHN FOEt.kFL. corner evee and Seventh SIS ,
LAFAYETTE: and CHAS BENNEOT Cauollton. Louisiana.
r S-Ihe GTaetenberg Company are destro1ts Of pro-
Curing the services Of respectable female "a egery torn
"a tie L0R business 1Chich mil be UeTg ttcTGtle
BY addressing the Company, No. Broadway New fork)
postpaid, Particular viii Re furnished.
Aurust 1890
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GUERREOTYPE.
rLEoTRo-MAcWETI0 PORTRAIT!

ELEOTRC-MAGNETIg PORTRAITS.
Up the application Of the above mysterious agent to pa
guereotype "a discovery Of the ubscTbers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeiby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish TO retain IN their families good
LIEEEEssEs Of relations friends do so at moderate
price Rooms, corner Of Canal and Charities stsEnraIee
No Chartres street. Lmy3 Iyl w. H. hUEChiNGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
ab age bestowed on him he first had the honor Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrisans,
five years ago during which tins he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken By
the hest operator from New Ok, and he was awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken By himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the hest inducements to persons DESTROYS Of instruction IN the
beautiful art. Genuine VOlgtander Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than any the city; al other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen ScOvis No for 90 guaLanted
the best plates made in the United States Cases 81 70 and
81 50; NewYOrk Cameras at SIS.
fI@ Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
ssY1 Entrance No. s CAMP street mill Il
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him in the discharge of his duty, sent to prison
for fifteen days.
Vagrants.-B Boulard, Etenne VALERIE,
both f M. c., and Mary Dunn, were sent before
the First District Court, to be tried on charge of
yagancy.
CommaiaL-Jos6 Places, accused by Thos. Ba-
zilisco OF having stolen coaOir and sold it, whilst
boarding in his house; and John Petit, charged
with an assault and battery the person of Joseph
Ferouilet. were committed for trial before the First
District Court
Observation-Disclosures Hudes, f. m. c., accused of
stealing $500 worth Of silver spoons from the
steamer Princess, was yesterday arraigned, and
there being no proof whatever against him, was
discharged. Being in the State in contravention
Of law, however, he was ordered to leave it.
Base Characterization Deppres yesterday
entered a complaint against a man named Leon
Meyer, Of having made unchaste propositions to
her daughter, girl about thirteen years Of age,
and Of having attempted to debauch her. A war
rant was issued for his arrest
Negro Lqsolence-Maria Antoinette Main, !. 40
c. for insulting and striking a white man, was sent
before the First District Court. There must be
something wrong in the First Municipality in the
association of negroes and white persons; for
scarcely day passes without two or three such
cases as this being brought before Recorder Genois
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% ~ 3 So

TO BLACKSMITEiS. -
A GOOD HORSE-SHOER WANTS a SIT II II
II UATIUN. Address " NJ. B. y" at This NJ II
Ohlce. OLo Of y y
NETANTED-FOur or five abel bodied SLANES-Men
w accustomed do outside work. Apply at the office OF
Oh A. MARMION. Is Natchez street
IKTANTEn-Five or six MEN who are good WOOD
w CHOPPERS. Apply at the office Of
o4 a, MARMION 10 Natchez street.
VNTANTED-A steady WOMAN, who is a WET
w NURSE one without child would be preferred
6i4'* A. NARMION, IS Natchez street
M ANTED-A situation waned by Young Man, per
w fectly aCcmaIed, on F-DODR AGENT or
CLERK The advertiser has extensive acquaintance IN
the city. Address d. j." at this office. %
WANTED.
e GENTS to travel for the GRAEtENB ERG COI-
II PANY in Louisiana and Mississippi. Apply TO
ais If D. HANSBROUGHs ~ camp ST.
VETANTED.-A Young Man, respectfully connected; OF
w gentlemanly and department, and who mas
received superior eiucatOn desirOuS OF hndg eligible
and permanent occupation. His paumOny the cease
his parenl Will upwards of $l30U0 portion oil which
he ouid egaly assign equivalent settlement
az Salts actOry references TO character and aDlity
will be given.
g1- Communications, stating particulars, &c, &c ad
dressed (pOSt paid to " w. c." POStoce, Louisville n.y.
will be promptly attended 70. OH
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On hand


The Surveyor submitted a proposition received
by him TO supply the Municipality with 1900 bar
rels Of shell at twenty cents per barrel payable in
cash on the delivery Of every 1000 barrels, which
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
A petition from John Duggan, the proprietor of
the Canal street ferry, requesting the interposion
of the Council 10 protect his ferry from the com
petition of skitls, was referred to the same com
mittse
A petition from several merchants, counter to that
read at the last meeting, representing the whar-
finger, Capt O'Grady, as failing 10 enforce the or
dinances relating to goods remaining on the Ievee,
was read and referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings. This last petition represents that
Capt O'Gady has performed his duty well, and
given no lust ground Of complaint TO merchants
The resolution to contract for the supply and de-
livery in the city of 100000 blocks of granite for
paving, at 81 40, per square yard. was adopted I'M
animOusly
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Peters at the
last meeting, providing for the collection of the
next annual tax was under discussion, when It was
announced that the house adjoining the Municipal
Hall was on fire and the Council adjourned.
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AN@gA0N AAGse
Household FuEni ure.

:
BY MORPHY d. MENUS.
WEDNEsDAY 18Th inst al 10 o'clock-WIl L. b sod
w at auction at No i23 Julia stIeet in the Thirteen
Buildings general assortment of Fl RNITURE consist
Table Gard Tables. Looking Ga Cane Seat Chains,
Wash:tanda, Carpets Rugs. Lamps, Book Gases, Bed,
Credit Sale without Reserve
BY MORPHY a. MENUS Auctioneers
MONDAY 20th November at 10 cook, A M,-WiIbe
T5z euiiE sloa. 5' AREEss. sADDLERY, san
DIES. FIR&I~uISG MATERIALS, TRUNKS,
Tase'aa, VIA laE5 stock OF ali kinds Of CHAINS
IRON, Mqui2 ting: Mgsqujt92 Bars, OK Yokkteas
Sails knaPsack Canteens and great variety OF articles
~; The Stock atogeshe amounts to over 500, 600.
t8 The Sale Will be continued every day uPtl closed
there Shall be no reserve on the goods which Will be offered
at private sale at reduced prices until The lyih NoEeDer
for Inspection the 10Th NOvemDer at l34 Poydras street
where The sale Will take place, at Mophy Nevlus No
TENS viii be Tsry IiheraL The Store tore o18
Coffee! coffee! Coffee!
BY MORPHY a. NEVIS, AuctiOneers.
THURSDAY, the 18Th ms. at 10 clOck-Wil be sold
at No p Grayis street. per oder and under the nspec
'0A Oh 'i'' I 4 Is = BAGS RIO COFFEE,
sHzhy damaged on board the ship Oznard on her voyage
from bOston to this port. 0l3
Costly and Select Furniture.
BY MORPHY & MENUS, AuctiOneers.
II ton No 2l6 St Char stTeet-A Fine lot OF FL R
PIER GLASS, Mahogany SOFAS, Gard Tables Pier
and l6-fOOt Extension Table, MarbeOp SIDE-BOARDS
Centre Tables and Wash Stands Solid Mahogany R
MJiRS and Double BED %TEADS, Black Walnut Double
Beds Mahogany Rocking, Sewing and ParOT Chairs
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus; Wash Stands and Candle
S.aais, Carpets. Rugs, embO deed Curtains. Mahogany
Ha] Rack, Oil Cloth, Cut-glass Decanters and Tumble
Britannia Ware, ETC. o..
- The House will be open for the inspection Of the
Furniture daily between the hours 10 OF clock, and
/ 0'r,ock P NJ OLD
opeof Devereuv's CO0&iNG-5FoVEs, complete.
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.
By r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
WILL BIS sold Daily. at the store of JASPER F.
W SMITH, No. 7 Canal street, between Camp and
Masazne streets-7tiOE reSerCea ge eral ASSIGNMENT OF
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERSEIS, &c.,&c
HATS. Roots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery, and a
large variety Of FANCY GOODS, all Of which will be
suitable for Country Trade.
Terms & as n.
h B-Idbeal Cab Advances made on consignments Of
Dry Goods Hardware. Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
JewelTy and Merchat disc generally. o. om
TO THE PUBLIC.
iCHARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the public
: his seyces Il UC1yONEER tor the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES
psdgug bis eXeOns to promote the interest OF those
entTlsting business 10 ms care,
49, Negroes OF every description constantly on hano
al private public sale.
49, Liberal Cash Advances made on consgn-
nlsnrs. RICHARD TERRELL, AUctiOneeT,
lnsN Nos. IS and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
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From Mr. John d. Morgan, Druggist, datcd:
PTTsBURG, Jan. Il. 1S47.-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction TO those who have used
it. know OF one instance Of permanent cure OF A'lhms
gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able 10 sen al
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s y \ Y So

1eERs For New ork via EIavana-On THURS
NElbaEs DAY, the ~ h INST, at O. ock P NJ. the
sszza@-AzA3sstes mshp CRESCENF CITY Charles StOd.
dard commander VIII sail punctualy above For pas.
sage or freight, apply to J. p WHITNEY & Co.,
% Camp street
c. Passengers Tor Havana requested to obtain passports
RATES or PASSAGE.
To New York, u Ssloons ,....,...,...........s75
Lower CaOln.... ......,.....cO.
@ = Storage. ............. ..-. 90
To Havana in Saloons ..:.....................35
- - " Lower Cabu. .....,...........3 30.
: Storage. .........l5.
E Letter; Tor NewY ok will be taken fee Tor Havaua
10 cents each single and ~ ceu for each double
will be charged, and newspapers cents each OILS Il
~, For Vera Cruz FIRST VESSEL. The
>f1lsA fine fastsailing schooner d. c. FOSTER Capt.
sts Garfield having half her cargo engaged and going
board will have dispatch For balance of freight
passage kavng fine accommodations apply on board at the
o5 ]. w. GIBBONS, IS Customhouse street.
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LAFAYETTE CITY CoUNcL.-A regular meet
ing of this Council was held last evening. The
Treasurers statement for the last two weeks shows:
On hand AZ last raport - sIIql
Received since ......... Z, O33 79-3, $40
Distributed - 2gas 81
Balance on hand .......... E,03
A letter was read from Mr. Phelps, rendering his
resignation as a Director Of tho Public Schools.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Lamb, 20 open Apollo
street was adopted. A resolution presented by Mr.
Well 10 appropriate 53, 600 for the erection of a
market in the Fifth ward, lays over until next
mset.1g as also do resolutions to appropriate a
place On The Levee for the landing Of oysters to
pay all warrants on presentation, or allow per
watchmen and lamp-ighters the ir regular salaries
during sickness, provided their indisposition does
not continue over thirty days The Council then
adjourned.
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HoLsTERY-HousE FuRMIsEIMc cnnns

NO. 90 CAMP STREET -
CTIK and Worsted. Worsted ana Cotton and Cation
y CURTAIN DAMASkS, q very large an besntifui
assortment Fine B0hinet and Muslin White CURTAINS:
TRANSPARENT Window SHADES Paper Curtains: CimTss
and Bindings C0nce Poles Curtain Bands Pins and
Holders Tasses and Cords; Mnsquto Bans and Netting
MATTRF sSES and FEATHER-BEDS Carpets, Oh
Cloths, Mattings Paper Hangings and Borders Hair
Cuh and CURED Hair and almost every other article
atty found in Upholstery Establishment, for sale low
above. ole 81
e Upholstery work Of every description executed with
dIpnAeh JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp x.
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lar weekly meeting of this body was held last even
ing, Recorder Baldwin in the chair. The follow
ing Aldermen were present: Renshaw, Stockton,
Montanye, Gleason, Bullitt, Smith, Marks, Lands
and Peters
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
AItua Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.,
STATEMENT ASSETS LIST MARCH, 1898.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford $50 600
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford bearing
interest the of per Ct per annum. 70 O0014 eco
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... 1850
:, Farmers and Mechanics' Bank
Hartford ........................ IL 200
Stock in Exchange Bank. ...,........,..... 1880
=. =. Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
, ., Eagle Bank, Providence. ........, 1880
E. ., Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts,. 800
=. E. Connecticut River Company. l500
. q. Railroad. 80. 1850
:. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding TO per cent. interest
annually and worth at this time ad- -.
vance the above mentioned cost prices, of 3O-l3C0
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 2l0UO
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at. 522lO
Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
solvent endOfseIs $lG0OVJ
Total Assets of the Company 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
So" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue issue policies at the lowest rates Of premium
turning to customer 10 per cent.
VIM. R. FOSDICK,
pv10 fiIIIrtN GEO. g. LAWRASON
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MONTHLY BULLETTN-No. 8.
DYsENTERY, DIARRHGA, etc. Positi0cly Cur

s. 4 - - AZ = - - - - - -
IL IN q Fen Hours.
THE GRAEFENBE G
COMPANY pledges itself
TO the following facts:
1st. The CfrGefeBbeTg g
ID rs RtGrg SBTup
viii cure the DyseBtery, d.
arhPa, ETC., in twenty-tour
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is Instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result,
81. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use
in some instances where the
DatipntS have hPen given uD
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MRS. GTeqLQSKEY; ,,-,
EDtoon d p E Sr6 aR n y s4s, n. |
80 IusegRS LsgloT4sS FGR t9 r ana co-bio
Il B-The above win be executed in the ashoaa-
bic style and on the most reesoRe9e terms avs ON
MRS. INGRAM,
- Tuscan qn& S5raao Hat " %GetlreT' -
sz1e Tuscan, Straw, and Neapoitan Hats $50
cleaned and altered in a superior style ThaO ly
80 Country orders will pc pane1aally offended TO-
SPRING GOODS,
f., MRS. BANIsTER's JHLLLTERY andy5E4
sc FHNCI STORE, no: 90 Royaf street vi
III Paris by direct MISUNDERSTANDING ANps-S6
els Rich Silks, BaTegsz, Fine Mnsns, Tissues Fans Far
- piIIiHer. supplied Extra Fine Stock. mb21 SIN
9F REMOVAL.
RlESFbEH, BEIA Eaye EemoXed their eRlTe stock
from Nos. - lew Leyee and 81 and 40 49,
1 k 20 @nd 81 SiTe G " { SrS g" opposite
Natchez street where they have hand ana constantly
taregs full supplies of every description OF GOODS in their
line which they offer for sale It the lowest market PRICES and
and Examine for themselves The following embraces
300 tons English BAR IRON, round, square and fiat;
80 do. Pennsylvania
S ~ d DO: len Dc. Boiler Iron
800 bundles BFaZeTS' Rods, "A. OLD and lOuuu.
300 do Sheet IrOn 10 to Is;
9 593 d0 B9o8 l59n' z 70 ' i and p inch;
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
I co F dsap Cat FAlii4S snd sPKEs
8S9 B boSsi FF Fin PLATE. Point Pool
30 600 lbs. BRAZIERS' COPPER, 10 to l2J ID sheets:
500 lbs. Block Tin, speiteL Zine S Sc; srpr,
NE.Fsssszsz Lows. sledge aud Hand HAMMERS;
r Stocks and Dies, Screw Places Fire Irons
~ and Smiths TOngs; ~
File and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
sfding door Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Butt and ParI4ment Hinges Noodsc[ews 1 ,.,or,s
RlTS, CUT TACKS and BRADSi
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and faucets 5irs
C 5fss,; Mil Pr and Circular Saws
Shows and soades, GRmes, Woods & BOurand's)
Gown. Louisiana, Carolina and Clubbing HOES;
Ok Fiji, Breast Log, i Hal h and Coil CHAINS
Single and Dou6 e,baTrsled Guns and RIFLES;
Corn, Coffee and Pepper WILLS;
Hose and Mule Collars Hal 9 Hi Knf,s PLoUGHsi
Combs Paper;5Peus; Shoe Thread; -
Paint, Cloth, seTqBbng, Whtewash, Floor, Tooth Hair
shove and Fongs Fire Irons Brass and Iron Andirons
TI&iWARE, a full asiorm ssFP{t &c
| Pocket Pen and Desk KNIVES;
Cox B2s f1 and Shoe Xiv s Angus Cbse Gouge
CaSente and CooPeB PLANES and TOOLS, of every
description;
/ Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS;
| 200 coil; Manila ROPE. from 6-thread to Finch;
! 100 do. Tared do do. do. do;
/ 80 do. Marine and Housline;
| OAKUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
] Sperm, Whale, Lard and Lnseed OILS
! Spirits TuTpentine and Narnish
10000 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE Lead
| 10 eco lbs. Brooklyn Nos. and White Lead;
| 200 kegs Black. Red and Yellow PA Mt: .
1909 lbs Chrome and Paris Green; 800 lbs Verdigris;
! % tons CASTINGS, assorted;
/ 1900 French Pots, assorted, l to 80 pints;
| MILL, and GRINDSTONES; Sheet Bar and Pig LEAD
Lead Pipe and variety OF other articles too numerous
! cots &c
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NEW ORLEAN US:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS.

FIRE.--A fire broke out last evening in the upper
story Of the house il, St. Charles street, adjoining
the Second Municipality Hall, and occupied by
Mr. Cuthbert Bulitt. The fremen were promptly
on the spot and the fire was not allowed to spread
beyond the attic Of the building. The furniture
was much damaged by the food Of water poured
into the house. The origin Of the fire is unknown
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HOLBRoOK OYSTER sALO


HE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-;
sentaton aud adjustment with the State OF Texas, OF
ALI, CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing engage his services do
by calling on OF addressing him at No 2l PgdrGg street
Men Orleans MEMJC8H, hUNI, O. leXas.
E5S Referto: c. A. Jacobs, G. Burke, Alc6el abranche
s 81 prentiss and Baiie PeVtOu. Esns- ais u
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'O' u 0"na' ''iee1 r. u NJ MoALPIN.

~ ~
IJ7Asaa6eFFS Capt Chas. j. BIenham.-F0r Princeton,
- ShipCiths Landing, Lake Providence,
.hittikeH'S Bend, TickSbUrg, WGTreRtOR, Grand Guf
Rodney Ndtchez and all PiaHtatiORs-The splendid
on FRIDAY, the 10th inst at o'clock NJ positively
For freight passage apply board foot OF Canal street,
to LOl6] T. B. SMITH, SO Magazine ST.
The Marengo WI have Clerk the lie ee early Thurs
day Morning the 18th inst. to receive freight
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n Wednesday PASSENGER Pack

TO- a. " eungsuaY Fass5LlgsI FdcKgt bULIll-
- Helena, Mouth Of White RiUer, Napoleon
ana BeHdsrhe eegant iastunnng passenger steam
boat BULLETIN will leave above WEDNES-
DAY, the 70 inst, at o'clock p positively. For
freight haying unsurpassed accommodations
ply board, opposite Canal street. or TO
Ol6 f. b. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
EzS7The BULLETIN will take feight for Randolph, Bolivar
and all landings the Hatchee river, and Teshp Mem
phis by Hatchee River pacs cts.
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From The Western Empire" Dayton, o., mr. q lo4!
MI j. F. Howel. s-it affords me mnen Pe nj 20
say TO Won that my Cough and severe affection o. ee lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of onena Dote Oh
DR. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and ar Wnch you anu
otIers 5ysai NE 10 use You safely recommend the
Use NJ The above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds, as
most excellent remedy. lOuis Ie' w ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18
I Robbins, Druggist.

From Mr.. Edl0Hrd Robbins, Drgggigt.
BORDENTOwN N. J., Jan. g l847.-We nave taken some
troube to Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cheuy and
Tar here and have sold all we received from you r. !! T.
Cook has used in his practice he thinks highly OF me
medicine Or Cook one Of the eminent physicians n
the United States and the attending physician Of Joseph
BOnaparte ex-Kng OF Spaln duHng all ms iesioeo " i