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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-15
District Of Torrington IS. }

Probate Court Oct, 18th lS49 (
u STATE of GEORGE PLATT. late of
IL Torrington, in said DisIric' deceased:
The Court OF Probate for said District hath
limited and allowed six months from thed date
hereof fol the creditors of said Estate repre-
scented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto: and has appointed Phineas
N orih and Demas Coe, Esqrs, Of said Torring-
ton Commissioners to receive and examine
said claims Certified by
GEO. D WADHAMS, Judge.
THE subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the house of WHY'S Curtiss.
in said Torrinston, On the fourth Monday
of Ja"uary and the fourth Monday of April
1850, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on each of said
days, to attend to the duties of their said
appointment; all claims not presented with
in the time limited will be debarred re-
ceVerY.
PHINEAS NORTH, ! Commits
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NewOrIeans Post-offIce.


GREAT EASTERN MAIL. via Mobile. Summer Arrange.
Msas & 9aly a. = 9, n a. U Tor postpaid letters ana
Supplies FoTi Ps add Passagoua closing Tuesday Thurs
Bay s. Loaia and c1isian closing Nonay Thurs.
day ena Saturday a a. a9d arriving every other iay
other day a..
GREAT Batoy ReTgs, s. FrgEeis
TyEas Riss esq Bo fe' 5o1sas,a W. sso o
nan, coiaB5ia Ky Cairo, and a the Offices up
day, at ?. ms arrives twice week, irregular.
L9EIsylLL e. Ezigq Supplying Hstehe7 gcks5uyg
m. arrives daiy-hreguiar.
ST Louis x sqgPlying Natehel Yieks5urg, Memphis,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday AZ three times
VIcEsBURe PAcKET.. Cloes every Tuesday and Friday,
ST. FRAEcIsyILLE OF COAsT-SupplynE the Tattyior OF
Lpgisn Loses on Sunday and Wednesday a 4 m.
CARROLLToR -. Closes on Monday Wednesday and Pr.
dav at ARRIVES Tuesday Thursday ami SatFay
CeyIseTos. or LAKE, Gloss Monday Wednesday and
NAToHEz P4gKEl Closes every Saturday at p. m.
and Friday, at ?. M arrives vss ssE-irssuiaI
LAFAYETFK Clnsss daily Except Sunday al I D. m Ar
rives dairy Except Sunday At Il a. m.
GALVEsToK and PORr LAvAcA Closes every five DAYS
at a. in. arrival uncerlnin.
iens1s va Mo5as Closes CO he ssl d each nd6 81 a.
pre- paid. Due the each no. at a. NJ
AysN4 Z. p 5sDIA % EGieA and EgS9P5
each month"; a, y retlsrs 70 he prepaid Due lst o.
each month"; at a. m
HAvAEA-Per American Packets Closes abont twice a
arrives alb Ut twice a montil-irrsglll
CALIFORNIA and OREGOE-Pet American Packets via Cha
gres and Pa7aBia Cuses once mouth irregular Single
DO 10 saulisgo ssnaBa1bara Monterey md Ao
r 30 ceuis prepaid or not .Arrvss once amonlhregua
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This report shows five more deaths from Cholera
ethan hiss secured any day since the epidemic has
prevailed in our city. The bills of mortality for
Monday, however, are generally much larger than
on any other day, owing 10 the dissipation INDUCED
IN by certain classes during Sunday, and to this
we may ascribe the astounding and unexpected in
crease given above.
The same paper informs us that the City Council
have passed an ordinance, vesting in the Mayor
and Committee of Public Health the necessary
powers to enforce quarantine regulations on all
emigrants from shipboard, and all sick, diseased
Infectious or unclean persons, and adds:
The ordinance, we have no doubt, will receive
The sanction Of the Mayor The Mayor and the
Committee on Quarantine will this morning, at an
early hour proceed to select site, and enforce the
provision of the ordinance. We have every reason
70 know and believe that il is the determination Of
the Mayor and the Committee Of Public Health to
enforce this ordinance 10 its fullest extent. The
provisions of the ordinance are ample and the
whole power Of The city police, with such other
aid as they may find necessary, are placed at their
disposal We regard this as the best Of the sani-
tafY measures yet adopted. Telegraph information
has been sent TO New Orleans and other Southern
towns, announcing the passage Of the ordinance
and the determination TO enforce il vigorously In
thus step, somewhat extraordinary, but demanded
by every consideration Of humanity and necessity,
the city authorities and the Committee have a right
10 expeet the support and sanction Of all good cti-
zens 0feOurse. is provisions will not be enforced
longer than the emergency requires.
Quarantine regulations in st. Louis are now a
little too late. It would be filter, we should think,
for other towns to quarantine those arriving from
st Lous.-Eds Ores.
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0s- As a number Of paupers and beggan have
been landed in the Isle Of Man from Ireland, the
governor has issued proclamation ordering, ae-
cording to Manx law, that all such persons shall
be seized, and that the vessels bringing them shall
be detained, TO be. dealt with according to Law.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Once No. "a Qravier street.
Bstwseu Camp aAd Sl chlliea uta.

Trustees:
John Hagen, Joseph Walker john s Allison.
Peter ConfeF. Jr., Mauuzel White. Wu II. laEeniGh,
RObsIt.J WaId, Samuel Stewart. EfFaId Sparrow,
lsaac Johnson Geo Straw bridge. tntI q, huckner.
tErER GoNRnY, gr. President hora o. Afustees-
JosephvV stanton. Isbe sfsn5 s., Prest0n w Far,s
John i. Lewis, John Caihoun William n. WIZ
Wn. "a Gooddch loshua Bsldf5n, Nathan jarvis.
John y, baiafanE Warfrk Htans John y Dein -
"A. ID. Gresham, Maik Naon, sAaftsl1a
Cornelius tel19al J1ienh ldiianees jean D.
EiW. sanuer Coke. III o. yohea,
JuHH HtetN Piasids 81 The Company
+ E8EEroN w. EARR4s fisa fiealaeut a.
a ?. WHunfR Bufts ~. bef aAttiai oi1
HtRas0N f96s Secretary. Is y. So
hIcHARn BEf M d., No IN tlnal - II -
Fyaminqr Ogee hours for blacks. rs - < i ~
WHIT go az NJ b bis residence. - - ~ ~
nnplieanis toe o'iea of The lomp ~ ~. me-
oieDrk b II. He Will not eaaInIr ~ n ~
Without permit, which can u i e. Ji1krTr. Assets
49, srtf -, - "a 10 rnie.lair alnlcsfoul
49, hN tQnaQons u pi Iiciss 81 White peIalaa ana
Tor ave Anta nee h hft hY thn Beard. lr4A
Neiless ~ .eil = 10 ne New AqIs ena Aers
sa5 - n p stTiplcns es . lssaene " va
S-tts AZ m, deEia eI pindl. na ee
s eeNI.. NY ,te $3.50 ss " ifte1esf, md cap H
~. ~ = 80 ~ u w d 80 Premiums q pi-
~.,s9 q y ~ issued e tiie lnsp ~ e ~ ,.le1
az NeS q esA a1s SO fifa InsHfonep. cnl p. 1et ~
~ ~. q. ,eis5sas dlauqs car b sa1 e ~
cepesny. sins of sh esRasg Z s9aaSa s q - -.
l 2,,s, q 3 Ps % e. i'.'s ioaaa
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HARTWELI7s WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CHESTNUT STREET. PHTE..aD ~. PHI

0lNHE undersigned would inform his souiern patrons and
friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under bis charge for several year, has just
been elegantly Ieltted enlarged snd reuTuished 10 the -
most fashionable and the entire organization
every department complete. The most splendid suits Of
apartments can be had at all times BY giving few hOnn
notice
esRtEql and ashi3nable loeFion Of the "
TON HOUSE. rendels II Of the most desirable in The
CITY Tor Ladies and Families Wishing Philadelphia, eithei
upon business pleasure and there shall eNarous
spared % have Il continue the hera support has
hetetgIole received. H. u HARpWELsia
~ The House has Wam and Cold Bhflis slssys d
readiness. mFI dlLNFtf
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fNNHIS establishment vii be opened lor The reeebtou al
n Visiteu on TU ESDAY. May 4 th. The premises -
nave been completely renovated, and the Hotel now ~
oiien Inducements TO persons in search of heath
tort or pleasure equal If superior any public 0ass on
the coast II occupies position pleasant
and delightful village of BHOxiOf easy access from New
Orleans The green sward in front OF the house
acres m width, and shaded by great Of Oah
magnolia and mulberry trees The table VIII Be supplied
with the Injuries Of the and Of the New Orleans
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
stables. and Bar Room SUPPLE with the besi Wines and
tiquOn; also good Billiard Table
FersOns Wishing 70 viii pauBe address the
tropIlet0I at Biloxi and forward their by
the Biloxi pankets there g. mail per week
myI5 Holm W NfYClR
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VIEW oRLEANS.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY u, 1910.
Cholera in s.. Louis.

s The Republican Of the 4th gives the following
report Of the epidemic now in St. Louis
The decline in the reports Of mortality for Sat
ufday and Sunday, compared with the three pre-
vious days. inclined the hope that the epidemic
now ravaging our city was fast abating. The re-
ports Of the Sections Of twelve Cemeteries being
all but the United Hebrew show that during Mon
day the intermenis were as follows;
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=, BEL 9REsqEhT HoTEIl

Pr lALlSAGAA4 AO1lIAH
POINT CLEAR, BaI4IlWlJr co UNITY, a Ia.
III AFIhG been leased by Tie uudeIsiFhed. win be -
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS ~
This siabshmsnt beautifully led the side Of
MQRTLE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gull
Of mex5so he water At this point beng aiWags eisar
and sat, with depth of feet within fifty yards Of the
shore) and having firm white sand bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing
Blnetish, PompanO, Spanish Mackee and all other fish
peculiar TO this latitude, abound the immediate uicfifB
Of the Hotel. Never failing Springs convenient dis
tanee, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER
Lhe building Is e1tey newaTesents font to the South
Of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 30 per
sons. The looms large and airy.
"A safe and eommOdOus steam vessel will ply daily bstween
Mobile and Point CeaT-pa Passage 50 cents
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week. payabsin all
l0esiy. Deductions made for families remaining the
season. Communicated this subject addressed to the
undersigned at Mobile, win BEL promptly attended to.
Mobile Ala. May II. 1919 myi5 Sm Lessee sss'
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PASS oHRIsrIAN HoTEI..

NNHfS tayorite resort Of the citizens Of Louisiana Ms
Eppl and adjoining STATES. Ie-Opeued for the -
reception of ysiieu Saturday, May ~ Various
alterations and additions have been made during the ~
winter with view Of rendering this establishment aaresa
DE and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass d rendered easy Of by the aplend9 line n
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James T. Day and Cali
oms, which leave Lake PonicharFain daily and the No
bile and Montezuma tri-weekly
Attached 70 the Hotel Academy for young Misses
and Boys departments undeF The able manage
ment Of Mr. Backnan well and iaVOrahly known 10 e
residents Of New Orleans. The Academy viii omen June
Two Physicians, Orwell known standing, dwell II the
Pass. q MONTGOMERV MansgsF-
Az mailable matter iefs az the Offices Of mes.s.
z K Geddes Bank Piaca, and NJ Iudson Esq., cori4f OF
Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded daily ny25 3m
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Ter quietly, and not let the absence Of his spouse
seriously affect his happiness So he quietly sold
At auction his household effects, went 70 boarding
and is now attending to his business as usually
" Globe
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DEAD.-Dr. John w. Tyler, late surgeon to the
regiment Of Voltgeurs, and formerly of Washing
ton, Ky, died at Woodlawn, Va, on the 23d ult.
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HOTELS. &C.


- a ~ ~ y = n y v >
121 GR-aHIER Street beltseen S. Ctayzes end Caron
MRS WILSON, (ats Of q Bisnviie street ) rsspeea
w fully nt0Tms her friends and the public aaaaaly -
That she continues IN the above eligible location Occu-
pied b her dunng the last year She has Ind heflst
HOUSE thoroughly Fetted and prepared FOR the acgfno
daton Of gentlemen eKcusiveiy. Grateful for past paion
age she hopes By dgent attention the comfort and
ne same hsE tsEms viii be. a. heretofore. nODkRATE
CRESCENT CITY HOTBI.
CORNER CUSTO.fFfO USE IND FR0NrT4 SITS
w HI bs opened toF shs recegton Ct BQARDERS OF
u u wt9n EsDA y January 9, 1919. Welifur- .ara
9ished ROOMS for families and Single Gentlemen asE
EA8LE--the best the market will afold. k-s-a
The shove establishment has been built b. the proprietor
en- II one Of the most healthy and airy situations ii t
ey ana 70 pains will BE- spared % render those whe
tt9p with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
Terms seasouahaHs any establishment Of the knd
n Lne CITY. Dal dEftuJ e. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
Bay ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
- % 3neat heYing 9eeI repaired and newly fur
= nisnel th De opened on the SJih q May, fcFfhe -
reception Of Nlsiie and Families wishing sDand tie
SUMMER az q pleasant Watering Place The unde -
signed have purchased this property for permanent nest
The best Cooks, Stew ards and Servants are ped and 30
pains nor expense will be spared to render The stay 81 ver
pleasant and agEeeabe. lmy2 Bml G. LEWIS c.
SHADY GROVE. BILOXI
NE subscriber has now open and ready for The reception
o. the public, that pleasant re.reat The SHADY -
GROVE. situated on the Bay Of Biloxi The Rooms It
are airy grounds extensive and every
conyeHenes afforded aF families wishing exchange the
water bathing The Table Is furnished with ali he good
ngs 70 be procured in the New eaus market there being
almost da'l b communication with thar city.
Board and LsOdging-pe day. ........s........$ IS
-. per Week, .----..s.-.+...- 2 W
ies0lm JOHN COATES
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FTFE Faifonage thai has been e1flde u3 90 qar M
II rally the last seven yeaTs. while on Com.
mon street. hasiuduead rs the last simmer ~
10 erect large building expressly iar niahn- 81
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. 50
We have OF the largest Shops in he Southern
C0nntry uad are pTspafed with good Nogtsn wosa men
and the best Of mltenah to nid any style 81 auiageo
order and guaranty them Yeaf. ii used 10 the
We also better prepared than before af REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES and can RESTORE them aimosl 60 their
out and qsglsss W. wiil pay eshs en- oaess est
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will b sod
low. Old Carriages taken in trade toE New We in.
ve the attention Of those wanting NEW CAR hIA6Es,
OF their OLD repaired TO cali 81 aet0ry and
Repository and judge lel helnseye, e TIE lesaer 81
The Office Of ne 1omneleal Water Norl, Issi d the 81
myS SIN d&W MATTHEWS DENaAH.
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CrOckeTY, China and Glassware.

P. R. FELL & CO.-s4 Common ST., New Dreams,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
NIA LAMBS Plated aud Britannia Caston, Canlf,lih
dlestoks Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters eto. w
Goods will be offered at low prices. and when ~
or the County, packed in the safest manner mh32 6m
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A SMART AFFAtR.-A few days since, a dash
ing young fellow named Thomas P. Lyon, formerly
a clerk ia the office Of the Receiver Of Taxes. and
a fascinating married lady, wife of MIR. Greenough
Smart, residing on the corner of Twentieth street
and Second Avenue, taking fancy to each other
entered into mutual agreement to elope and leave
Mr.. Smart diseonsoate which they accordingly
did last week. When Mr.. Smart went home, after
having finished the labors of the day he found his
lady gone and not hearing from her in day or
two, made up his mind, as any reasonable man
would under the circumstances, thatshe had taken
g French leave " Of him. Mr. Smart being man
of excellent good sense, resolved to take the mat
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ARREST OF JESSE JoNEs.-The Cincinnati Dis.
patch of the Oath ult,, gives an account of the
arrest of Jesse Jones +" This notorious individual
the murderer of the lsmenied Brashear, for whom
our police have been so long on the lookout was
arrested last night by those vgilant officers John
w Riley, the wharfmaster, and Nathan Marchant,
constable of the 10th Ward. He was secured
about half a mile below Mill Creek bridge, on the
river road about II O'Clock, P. NJ, whilst he was
quietly trudging onward, departing from the city,
having in one hand we'll filled carpet bag, and
in the other bundle Of clothes tied mp in a hand
kerchief. Capt Riley, it appears, had got wind of
his being in the city about hour before dark and
ascertaining such to be the fact procured the
assistance Of Marchant and they together went in
pursuit, tracing him to the spot above stated.
Marchant seized him by the right arm, and Riley
by the left, and he was in moment secured from
making the least resistance. Capt Riley searched
him, and in his breast was found heavy pistol
with long rifle barrel charged almost to the muz-
zle-the very one, no doubt, with which he shot
poor Brashear. He was also armed with knife
and declared to have been his intention never
he taken alive. He was at once conveyed TO jail,
and now awaits his examination, which will take
place before Esq. Taylor in a day or two. Jones'
It Is thought has paid the city visit previous 10
the present one, since The murder of Brashear. 1t
Is supposed he has been stopping in the neghbor-
hood OF the mouth Of White river, on the Ohio.
amongst a hard set of people with whom he was
known TO be on terms of intimacy Heretofore,
however, he has eluded every vigilance of our
active police, headed by the ndeiatigabe Marshal -
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BIake's Patent Fire and water Proof

TUsF veesiyed fresh Supply 81 tie above article for
q sale. Wholesale and retail o. The ofoa Of A. q. VIII
BUR y CO, 81 B.3NR PLACE tie only Depository
where this Paint can be lound In BE South,
myl9 O. SHEIaDON. AGENT
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FENHE undersigned constructing elegant PORTA-
BILE FRAME HOUSES. suitable for CaiI0F- = a
mia. Any number Of Portable Houses, Of ouch di- .
mensOns be required be furnished at the f
shortest notice on reasonable terms.
few Houses Of Il By "a feet hand TO which
the attention OF California emigants and desTOus
OF erecting Houses on the Lake shore, is called.
LV orders from California will be promptly attended to
when aecompaned By cash q city guarantee.
leO I'm BENI. HOWARD. Builder. 2l9 Carnndealsf
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE

SOMNIALh WATERING NAIAGESs
THE EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE IS now open
4 for the reception Of vsters Since The last summer
The Establishment Pas pnieIgone hoTqagh eaovation
tons for FAMILIES single persons cannot be surpassed
Immediately on the Gulf and on the great Northern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile be reached
and daily communication be kept with all paris or the
country L about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobe and glance at the will show
the superiority Of is location a other nonts the
coast for pure sea air aBd bathing. OYSTER and FISH
style. Riding Fishing, Sailing Rowing. Billiards Ten
public resort provided at Paseasoala and Weseeete
This BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style
and the diseases Of the climate located a. Pascagoua and
OF them oI the present season, will have his abode
q such may desire his services The other Physoian has
big abode in the immediate vicinity 9f The Hotel;
sided over by competent teacher in the vicinity Of the
iA Pesans ,gishing nufation, viii aidrsss fbe
undeIsigned at East Psseagogla
OARRoLLTON HOTEL
Nh Z undersigned respectfully iniom The public that they
have Just taken he 9boye mentioned establish a
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. etc., agpeuaiR A
ss, Vs Ao ss, e3ugpy epsns ne ~9s, ~
now prepared % receive and aecOmmodale Permanent and
numerous attractions to be found the Calroton Hoie
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the estah
does almost unrivalsd scenery and the artificial helps
Gardening IN the production OF fruits and nlWes are such
es no where be found ip the veniyof New Orleans
As place of temporary fuseat1n-as retea hon the
noise. hustle and cares OF city le merits than ofd
naU notice from the VisiteF.
The undersigned appsa the thepubc that their LaTdei
viii always be found well supplied with tbs choicest quail
ties Of Game, Fish etc; and As they baya laid II timely
ssOred stock Of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
Dinner supps Chancs Repasa 70 pfvats paTes, a
the shortest possible notice,
The undersigned therefore atef themselves that IN add
non TO their assidUonl efforts % please the beauty o.
the location its sauhTipus amosnheTe the with which
may be had 70 their bshment BY railroad render
the CaHoon Hoel the most desirable ofal TRaoii
for the citizens Of New Orlaans
ANGELIa & CHANDLER.
~ For terms Of Board etc.. inquirs al lie Panlen
Hotel Or at the Hotel in Cauolton. Capt a. ANaEIL
ans IT CffA6. CnANDLRR.
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n,IIv NlNIlH " TIE VHNHVAHI'
gn Cents Week, payable carriers, weekly
e Eight B9ars per yeahalf yearly and quarterly the
zane fate advance Single COPIES Fsf CeHtf.-
hsgce will receipt Tor all subscriptions exceeding week
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be sing subscribers
a. THREE DOLLARS clubs Of four d-
Iected to The Post-oee Two Dars and Fifty Gents
year each fosmasers and oihe who Agents.
SEND oera paid sl eopes, will copy addition
Tor their compensation Pdyabls Single
papers kage be had the office Of pub
LEGATION, No. SO st. Charles
exceeding twelve Agate typs
Tor The FIRST insertion, and 50 every subsequent
seon. Those greater length proportion Notices tbs
eeoud page q ten lines in Pearl ype 81 each insertion.
Advertisements published weekly monthly
charged 81 insertion. kNA liberal
discount made 70 those who advertise by the year.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New Materi ais 3 the latest stgls
The proprators the DAILY Csssnt would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they have added
JOB OFFICE to estabhmentan prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the zls viz:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
BRIEFS. BILLS OF LAblNG; DRAY RECEIPTS.
CARDS; POSTERS; STEA MO AT BILLS &C., &C. <
in every style
All their matsrasType, Presses entirely new and
the which viii enable their
work IN not % be surpassed in this city The Presses
the foundry MessTs. R. Roe Co., NeHYor which
guaranty their eEcesneehe type from the well
dea Of MesEr George Bruce Co. and John 7. White
been selected with great adapt the
this CITY
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDLHs ExoEPTED-
By A. H. HAYES Z 90.
A. n. HAYEs..S.,o LARUK..s p WILSON WIN. WALKER.
90
ofice-- No. SO st. Charles street.
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.
itu ate d on the Ponte % artrain Railroad.

VIE above Hospital for the lest fourteen years under the
\ Ekiul and attentive management Of The late Dr.
LuzenbeIg, is now open under the care Of DIR. j. M
huODliS, for the reception Of patients AEaA
- Terms Of s4d1Rlss10n-
In the Up er Wafds-0ne Dollar per day.
In Private Wards fiOm Two Three Dollars per day
Surgical capital operations will be charged extra.
Within the large enclosure IS an INSANE Hos PITAL
devoted ong Of those Beted with insanity
~ separate and distinct building for Small POx and
other contagious diseases.
= For further particulars, apnly 10 Dr. w IRVINE, a the
Hospital, OrtO DR. j. RI ODBS n Royal st. ie IL BIN
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES,
ANAalFORNlA HOUSES-PO OR I.dBLE-but with
~ Dispatch. Also. NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
and neat model, 10 be seen the ShOp-where an I'll
kinds OF ca RPENTERIEGW WORK and JOBBLNG1sA
done. 21l ST. CHARLES STREET, Rsar Julia
apps ly MILLER & DIBOi.L
G|~ Orders from the County promptly attended to