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I OSDONs Encyclopaedia OF Gardening; %.
IL Londons Encyclopaedia of Agriculture ; 80.
The Complete Florist for the Greenhouse Strawberry
the Flower Garden, and the Lawn rs cents
Wheeler on the Management OF bees IL cents.
Kenrick's American Orchardist 50 cents.
Randolphs Kitchen Gardener for latitude of Virginia;
rs cents
Gaskin's Farmers Guide 2l5 pages, bound rs cents.
NAYS FRANCK TAYLOR.
OFFlcEs FOR RENr.-Osfices Nos. and s, in the
" Union Buildings.' for rent Apply at the counting
room OF the Union office. Rent per annum 800.
Mays
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o. ii. PARTRlDOE, M. D.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, PHILADELPHIA,


CONTINUES give his particular attention to the
u men diseases OF the skin, scrofua, and diseases
the throat
Office hours, 9 u m, p. m, and p. m
All -2,nitt
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MAY 6AI.L.-Mr +. X. Liable has the honor to IN
H ladies and gentlemen of Washington, George
town. and Alexandria tina! his May ball will take place
Tickets to had the Drug Stores of McCery Butt,
and Delany at Fischers Statoners Hall, Browns and
Labbes residence and al the door on the night Of the
bali.
Ap 2l-dtd
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rJ,AE attention Of Ladies' and 0entlsusn Of the Dis
trct is particularly invited to the sale which will take
place at my auction room Concert Hail. Monday, the
TIN instant hapas o'clock of French extracts socps,
Cologne and toilet boties rose wood and ebony boxes,
ivory and buck handle knives and and great
variety other fancy and useful articles: For further par
tcuars see advertisement Also in addition, shall sell
20 dozen pint and half pint tumbers boxes fine
honey, Jars sweemeats, plated forks 70 Rsnem-
Der the hour a. H!tEEN,
Nav Auconeer
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sIAmEsE TWINS.

sIAMESE TWINS.
AJOTICE-The Sinmesa Twins and their Children pur-
IN pose being in Washington for exhibition Monday
and Tuesday next
Nav 5-2t
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q MITASONIAN Lectures.-Professor Hchcock's lee
y lures on geology will be continued ON Monday, Wednes
o'clock lectures commence at D. when the doora Will be
closed May 6-3iSW&F
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IXJRAPPING and shos paper NJ % cents . reana.
w Writing paper and blank books At very low prices
Blank notes and dlafts in Sheets bound In books
Ink, from all the dife and
English.
School books and school stationery
For sale at TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
May6 Book and Stationery store, near 9th st.
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n IBANDs, RIBANDs.--Wc will opeu morning 40
II pieces rich spring rbands, enbaong every shade of
Also extensive additions stock Of ladies' dress
goods TO which respectfully invite tho attention
Fades. emined offer great Inducements 10
ali who IN ay honor with call.
May4-eost CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.
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ILOvEs, Stockings, and Yaas.-Just received large
" and good assortment of gloves and stockings, which
will be sold cheap.
Also. fine lot Of FANS varying in price: from q
81 ]. b. e. A. TATE,
May 4-eoSt Successors W ], 7. Il G. King,
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MY UNCLE TIE CURATB, By the aushsr Of shs
INl "Facon Family" bachelor of the Albany" &C.
Is cents.
The Monasteres of the Levant by Curzon l vo with
many engravings.
The Lbyan Desert and the Gases of Jupiter Ammon by
b ST. John, vol
Last Leaves of American History, by Emma Willard,
vol. This day received
Mayo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GEoRGErowN, May 4. lsa9.
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ID G8ANOS and Lace Goods receive d. per
IL Cambria rich and varied of goods which
will be sold very cheap, vIzi
Bonnet R,bands, from l23 to S7i csnts
Gao do do u to lSl do
Gauze do do = ,o25 do
Figured fancy do do 81 to Hi do
Tnread lace do La to 81 81
DO do edsing from g to sIi d. i,...,or,a min,
dc Lance, Nc.
Edging OF every style.
We Will sell the bonncs which we have uncommonly
800 J. B. " A. TATE,
M,v4-eo Successors 10 j. T ds c. King.
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basement except where the children, then eating had
dropped crumbs, was there spot upon the floor that
would have soiled nen-cambric handkerchief Every.
thing appeared like clock work and with a, little
show Of the machinery by which the establishment was
made 70 regularly Recony, keep pace with the
heat the two main buildings by furnaces, and have
The cooking done by steam machinery With these inn
provements came heavy crop of sickness, arising
from the inhalation OF coal gas and with
the vapor OF the steam the part employed in the
cook house. Congress may draw wisdom upon the sub
ec OF its arrangements for heating the Capitol from the
perience here am satisfied that the mode OF baking
the Capitol, must be productive of much injury health
In winer, tho building hardly free from smell Of
coal gas, which, ad led to the mpurity OF atmosphere
breathcd for hours by hundred persons
always from noon until p. aud at TINES until mid
night the hall of the House, be otherwise than
extremely nox,ous. In this building though far better
ated and less crowded the change from small Stoves CIV
heat rather than hot has proved extremely dele
terious, the books show.
division of island, in which the female criminals are
xept at work. finding by far tho lthest aud least orderly
place have the island except tho 'uny of the
same shment, described in former letter. The
cret of its disorder and of cleanliness be found in
the fact there is, under the present by
no means work sufficient keep the inmates EMPLOYED
In one of the of this building the women were
binding shoes and sewing, and in the other the number
of perhaps sixty they sanding gaping and talking,
without work. Nine-tenths OF the inmates of this building
abandoned women; and keeping them or any them,
IDLE pay premium for the ption of few
there irrevocably lost shame. striking con-
than the condition Of this female house Of the
prison and its inmates when compared with that OF the e
male department Of the almshouse never saw yet 'hey
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. TOBACCO.-NOthing wa done D tids article.
SUGAR AND MDLASSFS.-ThsIs q fair buaiue4a
done IN sugar. the saes reaching 50 70 100 hs. MONDAYS
declneF air bringing 3S@S56c The inferior and C0musam
grades nasesssde better qualities sealses and in
quest on Molas fully 1900 bbla. were disposed Of a f
a20lzc., leaving large stoek IN filst hands
FLOUR. The market continued without activity, and
prizes droobing. The aies caufusd 20 few hundred
bbl Of which $50 bba- saperna faas etc. il lots, az
Is %: 100 bbls not branded a. "a a Boo bils Illinois,
not in The hs ner at o. 80 y bbL Tia stock IN store 4
Eass Increasing. and now exceeds q. ZOO bhil
CORN Prices feh of still more, and 1000 sacks were
TAKEN Of which about $500 sacks a. m so sssEs prime
at 4 200 sacks at g. and aeo sacks "a and inferior a. o.
@s71ze. y bushel.
PROVIsIONs.-The PORK market gave way s7l futllsE.
and 800 bbs new Msas to arrive By II Of FehaJ pe1n
sol at about % IS 30 bbl. Ms, iua Inspected, 20 50s
and several 1uaIr parcels s10 zoe 80 g b1 Noth-
ing Of consequence done in Beef Bacon uil a. 1ze
for good Sides and SIC y for good hpuaea. Iaui
was IN demand bot a. thzre much oings the olg
sales 20 bbk. at 81, 80 bbk AZ ~, and A bib and
tieFces, averaging nearly prime, at 57lc- y D.
LARD OLA sale Of % bbs- Winter EEaiped ~ Be-
y gallon.
sALT.-Two cargoss Of Liverpool sold viz 549 meEs
Cof which 11o3 Fine &C. F0und, and $50 se Ceas y
Sc. y sack
COFFEE.-sales 1900 sacks Ri6 a1I9111z fo good Oh.
and 1l7lC8I2c. for prime new CROP
WHI5XF.-Rectifsd yeIy scarce, and held a. zjz9 aic-
and upwards.
FREfGHTS.--N0 new engagement. 1-l6d. Is asked tof
Cotton to Liverpool IN American ships.
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels.


ST. CuARLRs.-W. c. Whiuidge, CT; Or. Wilkins, ].
B. Cralghead, NJ e.. Lyman r, Z, Casy, Miss Z. Pit
cher, G. Defaraa. T. ]. BackgTood r. D. Harbour j. W.
Hoffman, La; NJ Waller, John BoEslz las Powers. Als
Dr. PinckaId aud daughter, Miss; J. Smith, Ind, BNhcuek
lady, st. Louis. G. Auilion NJ o.. 81 Sutsan.
Fa- ]. H. Louehborpnsh.
ARCADE.--Chas. o. Scott, j. w. CORY. F. Armstrong
n. o.; A w. CrOssman, TI0s. r. Evans, Ark: q. Lewis
o. G. Evans, Miss r. Robinson, Coast; J. c. Davis, j.
p Jones' H. ii. Porter Ky: W. NJ. Laser c. r. Wei
neton La; w. G.. Evans $ O.; Capt. Black, Sr., Ark
John F. StoddaEd ST. Louis.
VERANpA.--J. NJ. Miles, Cincinnati; T. NJ. Barrett Jas
Hanley, W. Ashley, Thog H9nley, Ala; n NJ. Klongh
Texas: Moses BoyntOn, Ga; r. N. Smith, Ky; Js Akin.
head A. NJ Trudeau, Louisiana
ISDIAN QuEEE,-C. Redner, Ia; J. A; Hays, XVI Jnq
Neil James ROdgers Pittsburgh John NJ Davis, AlObe J.
Travis, Alex. Gray, MEMPHIS; Ehraim Tett, Ohio.
CoMMERcIAL.sam1 N. Pearson, st. Louis; Mrs George
w. Clouds four children and nurse Mobile; Geo s. Lewis,
I John B. Lebbey, Miss; W. H. King, Robert Rogers
Plttsburg; DR.. N Chamblss; pus Christi.
F. Wickade, Philadelphia; J. H. Rely Jamaica
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES. The uuIie,-i.-,s3 n -
~ Constructing elegant PQRrABIsE FpaSfF 4 n
q Ou(Shs suitable Tor California Ans nulabsT 81 ~.
uitAli nous. q suen dimensions nav be reaui
red can he FURNISHED a. The shortest noite on SsS @
terms a lew House. Of Is By q fest and Is IN Is i ~
s called = ~ tIdela nom the country viii Is pinDey
AiilSl 10 Hi ae l4leo BY cashier civ Taaranlal
DIE In D. HONARDs BnllisF ai6 fsfohdsisi ~
TiSFQLSAfATION W ANTED-ff NJ OIL As DRUM.
MQND VIII eomnlunic1ie with ne dnisairned, b. We
hear q something Q his adv1ullaa tIa.
nlold Is 9 native Of London. 1d1rl e1He
q New Orleans ahQnt The ist 81 NovanihcI ~ i've
RAINBOW Machilsi hI ~ ~ FL m j l1s=
E li 3 La md as IN t ~, y tha Csalsl
Ell new Orleans about uta lt 81 Aurusl. ard g
have g9ne up the rTll. An7 inlo1laiiiu Ii79llTl
y, ~ thA'Aialy feelissd s,.sE b Ra e{ 49,
I 9N had&W q A. g. JONES, s.etsa - = ~
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKET.

LAFAYzTTR, Tuesday Dec 18-P. N.-Anived, steamer
Ne Plus Ulua with "a BeeVcs aud q Hogs EsameF Pride
Of the West, with g Reeves, and 20 Calves.
BEET CATTLE.-Pncss Of ie poorer descriptions have
coded. Some Texas Cattle aod IS 90 q bead Good and
fine Western brought 41fg46e. . b Range Of The
market, 2l35c q h net
HoGs-seEing at 3995Sc. . h net. Market firm.
sHKEP-A fair supply salds prices, 81 0O9s3 . "
head. Several Of extra size brouglt IS % p head.
MiLcH Cows-Sz9Gs4 y head.
fssfvra--IaU ,reIf Al HAS - a net
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Or, Or. Idrbes heSt0fdLtbe drops.
VNIE invaabe success Of these Drops IN cass Of lmpo
tencg has gained for them Just celebrity. To those per
sons who By excess Of venery or seltponon have brought
on themselves Premature lmp0tency, involuntary Seminal
Emissions General Debility, Weakness and Shriveing Of
he Genital Organs Nervous Affections, other cQnse
onences 81 uneraned Indulgence OF the sensual passions,
hese drops ore strongly Iecomm9nded, For full details, see
psST Common MI 81
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NJ. BARNETT 81 co.
Fashionable Clothing.

Gentlemens' Quitting hment.
No. 10 Camp street and No. - st, Charles,
UNDER THE yERAEDA HOTEL.
FTHE subscribers the field Of competition with large
Il and elegant assortment of all the styles OF Fashion
able Gdrmcats for the Fall and Winter Trades which they
are prepared to sell at. HHOLES-3LE OR REIAlI,.
~ We guarantee Clothing 10 be made well as II to
order by the most fashionable aor, and our corps Of CUT
TIERS are not 10 be eXoeed in point Of taste and skill by any
IN the United States. Our New York House Is expressly
established Tor the purpose Of manufacturing Clothing only
adapted to the New Orleans Trade. We particularly invite
Merchants and ClOters examine STOCK at No. 3
Ggmp street, before purchasing elsewhere, At our
Charles street Store viii be found a very desirable
assortment Of HOSIERY such as Silk MenO and Cotton
Under Garments GrQyas, Sears and liandkerches; Cot
ton, Wool and Silk lialthOse; Buckskin, Kid and Silk
Cloves and IN fact every article appenqinng TO gentle
mans wardrobe M. BARNETT. a. CO.,
dl3 I'm 10 Camp street and y ST. Charles st.
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PORT GA NEW ORLEANS.
I..rrruprso57' o. E-Io7aITTDI 50W.-in Time. 8.

lteaunslip Panetto Smith, Galveston, Harris s Morgan
3Ig Harriet, Earl, Brazos ST. Jagos Q; Wiesh559 IN
5oI Louisa seard, seaE, Apalaehiua T. o. Roger q 70
3ellF. BelampagD, CuuY, Key West Master
schr. Martha, Weber, Sabine A.-Wetherby
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ship Corsica, Godfrey, Is days from New York, to master
b. slip RiysTdaIe, Maxwell from Liverpool 25sh Oct, to
b. bio Aieeee, Joues. fom Liverpool, 2d Oet- to P.
Maxwell & Co.-2d my.
Dr. ship Yeeloy, McAlaon, from LivsTpool 2Oh oot to
b. ship EuTss, Livingston. from Chatham, Hoghion,
Bark George FsIe days from st. JagO De Cuba, in bal
Bark Plnssoa Red. 5 days from Antwerp. to MASTER
Bark Arthur, Spear, n days from Tl,oma.on. to master
Bark Bac Ingraham II days from urs Isaai to
arrival reported yesterday-2d ny
Bark Yarmouth Teale. II daysfOm Philadelphia to J. w
Bark Tsdeseo Nino1' 3 days from Boston. &c. W.
Brig tidsia Jones, 10 days from Turks IsInnd mue
Brig WI H. Spear, Black, days from aagua Ia Grands.
Cuba. Ia ballast, to mlsteI-ad
scT. Renaissance Buisous from Fampeo eh is % mas
seff soutbefnsr, Stone, days from ApalaeeoIa to
ter-95 bales cgton-Basin.
schE Mystic, Smith, days from Tampa Bay. 70 E. G.
Rogers & Co.-Bain-
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Griffin. from Meble-
Mobile. Sutton. from hlObile-41 bales cotton.
Monroe Johnson from ST. Malfinsy lsp bales cotton
Rio Grande, Gordon, from OneluusHsl bales cotton.
Eliska, Landry, from Baton R0uee-3 bales eottol-
Flora, jenkins, from ReImilonvile9 % bales cotton
Anna Hnckiey from Bayou De Glaizs-36 bales cotton.
/ Ghamette, Ihamassdu from ksockn0ft-
ID. b. Mushy, keeeval from M0ntg0meEy5l BIS cotton
New World Chamtin from Cinciuunti-417 bale cotton.
Prineess, Fairchild, from Bayou SaFai5l bales cotton
liadem, Coles, from Greunali-al hsies cotton
I J. luWhoat Ocean, Afcl.ea1, iidia 10 Iir
Z I0iybOat Star, Brown from the lassas
IOWb9ot fhentxs CnoWens TUm tbs faaes.
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PIoEINg PocKET.-" He that steal. my purse steas
trash 81 siephen White could have exclaimed on entering
The PiHey Woods Exchange "a cotee0use the ba
SIM on Monday night last but alas for the standard Of
raly which adjusted the actions Of Stephen he attempted to
supply The ameniabe deficiency Of the pockets hos
Williams, who was recalling himself at le bar The agIaan
movement did n0tauit the body polite ofte vcHage hue
and instantly raised against the offender winch led
his auest. White found himsefin the hands Of the police
and yesterday sent before the F District COuh BY Re
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Ships Elizabeth, and camIus, and hs Telegraph, went
to the 1Eth inst.
Towboa Phanx toWed down and to 81 On the IIfi i,f
Elizabeth
iHst ship Clifton.
ToMboat Star lowed down and to sea on he I1il in
ship Hi1dOstan, and bark Cheftqin
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m RRYANr Am n - oooniileniinIIr onnsn

DR. BRYANT can be confdentally consulted on all di
seases of the Generatve Organs His charges
reasonable and the plan Of treatment which be puues
he implicitly depended upon long OF study and
penses Dr. B. in asserting that he win give entire
satisfaction all persons requiring his services. Syphilis,
Structure GOnOnhRa, Impotence, Want of Physical EDer
~ ETC. ETC., successfully treated. ~ Office ? Circus
street. between GTavisr and Perldo. ~ ATTENDANCE at
Iii bonrs dis 81
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Taking A CoAT.-PafTihk Hutchinson into the Bow
ling Saloon corner of Nayads street and Fecify Road
to play game Of en-pns. Having pulled of his coat be
hung il up usual, and work knocking em down
while the boys set EN- up VIM. Conkn, whowasa Hooker
in Vienna and had not been encountered for weeks
with either jacket long tailed blue, seized the Opp0rtu-
mtg invest himself in the east of garment belonging TO
Hutchinson, and then made good bis retreat from TIE alley.
The myrdOns Of the law upon s track, the coat
restored the owner and the dealer IN second hand
clothing sent yesterday by Recorder Baldwin before the First
District Court.
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.OUT or THEIR ELEMENT.-Robert EllsOn and Charles
Thompson, determined oscape the keen eye of the police,
and leave the Of former depredatpns and uunihees
transgr0s embarked yesterday upon the lFeaeherous
in small ski, trail to live amidst swelling seas, bear
its burden foam OF spray But IN ancied
nty, the pair addresed themselves their patron Saint "a
for fayOFRg ga, and resting upon their oars h0ated
laziy with the curent Although they took the river al the
flood it did lead them to fortune, for the pirate bark
haed boarded sand the fastened under matches
N the BaTOnne watch house Yesterday, Ellison and
Thompson found it plain Failing the end Of Hcvia set,
where the police landed them among the breakers in the
wUrChOuse.
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WHOLESALE CAPTuRE.-YesteFday the Recouier's COuF
Of the Second Municipality presented the varied phyogno
mics of thirtB-niHe individuals found sleeping fiat boar
far from the busy hum Of city life where tie ripping Of the
could drown the watamans rattle. But, land or
wafer Fate puues her Victims and the police hunt their
prey; the play Of the thirty mine thieves without extra
ry, displayed in the dock, the adcatiOu Of the large
and fashionable audience present About Onealt Of the
OF the flat the work house. and the other half
restored to the streets and landings
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FiTAL AccIDENr,-An Irshman, name unknown was
ran over and Instantly killed Monday evening about
o'clock by the Of the CafrOron raEOad. The accident
happened three miles from the city, as The train coming
down. The unfortunate walking upon the track
company with comfade, and in attempting leave II
the engine approached his foot pped prnrang him upon
tun nv fhern rars
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FalDh} Siafes-. FanllY slave
BY j. M. DEPASS.

. UITce NO. 70 BdI1i8 .4Fcnde.
CiATURDAY December o'elock-WI be old ii Banks
. Arcade the following Slaves sold account family leaving
for California.
Girl MARY JANE aged p years, servant;
child, aged years, fully guaranteed
Gu BETSY, aged n years. cook, washer and oner with
her child aged years, fully guaranteed.
Girl LEFTY, aged y years, cook aud superior
roner fully guaranteed against all the maadea prescribed
by law.
Acts Of sale before D. Ricardo, Notary Pnbe the expense
the purchaser
Terms
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.-Jfdge .AIcHeRYB pTesidHg.-
The following disposed of yesterday Mary Roe
bueken, charged with taking $4OQ i9m James Cassidy
prosecution and accused discharged Patrick and james TIM
tried for burglary and verdict rendered Of Not Guilty
jose Maria tried for larceny acquitted and discharged An
tonic de Asba tried ike charge with the result
James Gallagher found guilty Of larceny and remanded 10
await the sentence Of the court George Hughes tired iorOb-
bling, verdict of acquittal and prisoner released.
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BI.AKE's FIRE AND NATER-PROOF NINE
RAJ. RALMN

NTORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Paint have
lV sold here the past season. which has given
general satisfaction to all who have used taud the demand
for il is increasing The Paint of two cOl0 the Slate and
Chocolate the latter of the fashionable in use,
and far more durable than iedd the weather makes
impression upon it, whether used upon Brick or Wood
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter Camp street, opposite
Lafayette Squae) who has used extensively, win mpart
80 c. SHELDON, Agent
TO- Sold wholesale and retail BY A. c. WILBUR & co,
10 Rank Place oil 3md&W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

French Ian rrnaua. I
The Rest 01zloy,,,vif,, IN ,,5s,,,;, y5;s TTao6,J
IdioR Is non offered
nj as soon q 1Ien number iaeS If f 1es E'fans gasd
saisE 1ksr n am 9i'' 20 JON m are invited 70 ''il
sor a1is pa5eaar apply at his office No % Duneaa Build
10 Mr. T. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING, attends 70
us alasung ana closing Of Books In the French aa n8-
luh LahahheeA dl2 I'm
A, n 6ae ~ Lodge n 70; W. " ~ a. Il. ~
ana r se Jae s,5 Of tS 1i p +oass o. e'. ~
s as ain On W. se9nd a9u 4, oplt Iaiy5 p N
Charres e members Of the Lodges under is ufdietion
and all souurnng Brethren respectfully invited visit By
- 5s -, - -, ; Ii,s7 +, A.. ,Is5,i5 5s,g,55.
TON are now opened daily st the ooso Secretary from 10 A
NJ 70 Y NJ at te store Of d A. TYH NO % Camp street. under
ohe l"ll""hg hnle ana hegnlaioni
Article 49, Honorary Members shall be entitled to Personal
get not transferable and Guest ticket which will admit
laey OF nen;reaideni only" .. -. ,,,,- -
- To,,,,,s 1I,,I,,I- T5i., S7,,n.,,, ~ =
A, ~ Ai al VI t, S ~ ,so ~,
Glsvpg named yetlsrsn ers sleets -s er tle n,r s
1850. John OUiN Foreman
~ JoIlN a. sen SIi9T Fi,r, Assi.tsp
WIf.iTAN FATIIKllFR seror6 Ag,i.tspt.
InHN HI PEfiG ssrrst S '1"u '''''-''"'.
At- - DIisD'
,,,,,,, y ~, ~, s 'ts., N ly.s asSo'ieLioli
'ohN hEhNOlDs'' -''OhN Il. FEGd.....l. hAsHlDE.
: y =, ----e---Z
EK J. " " F..+.Od0 EellOWs' He8ts-
me b25T9 Of That they prepared to dispose
Of EOI a9d pAutIs In t9e Cemetery Of the o. F. heauu-
NUMBERED L07S, BY 10 fssi, at s5oi
LETTERED Tors at a ep a1Ts oat al 'O ' per ''
PAULTS at SO each.
Do to Lodges joint propueors, and members thereof,
10 Vaults be pud for in advance applications for Lots or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19
List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Orrsstsd sBsrb nlOrnfag, especially for TIE ,rse.t,

fNsts.-n he FiFIt municipality fdssignaiea in de- 5
able By - nj ~ the Nos. the Railroad
In the Second t1 the he. above the Steamboat r
No. being Faboa Landing, In the fm3i ne NO.
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RoBBED.-Ludwig Muller, stranger taken in by
Adolphe Baker and hs e9nlpaHiont who yet unknown.
The pair called NuleFs boarding house IN CarFes
and offered in most friendly guie 70 him situation
he would accompany them. Anller, uHnafed IN the mysie-
mes city life, and open TO conviction, readily ented with
refreshing confidence not often found in great metropolis
Baker then conducted h victim drinking house where
he piled him wei with liquor that be was enabled with
the assistance Of bis eOmfade, rob Mailer Of $50 and his
watch, after which the poor dupe taken to his
pushed inside Of the door and left 10 rumnae in his sober
moments upon the uncertainty Of man. The police have
been enabled 10 t Baker and to-day he comes up before
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