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PRETTY PoLD-Jas Spen 'eT yes erday accused. be-
fore Recorder Genos by Elizabeth Fnse of obb her OF
81 yer watch in h. house Blenve stree betwe
Marais and IRENE STREETS Spencer gave bali to appear TOR
nsunfion
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

managers ..LODLOW q oni liz
Fourth night HACKETT, who will appear hs popular
character of FALSTAFF In LOVE. Mr.. G. VANDEN-
HOFF will appear.
FI,HIS EVENING Saturday, January 49, ls49W be presented
IL Shakespeare's Comedy OF the MERRY WIVES OF WIND
John Fsstaf, Mr.. Hackett; Ford Mr. Vandenhoh;
Slender Mr. Chip endale; Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Jones To Con-
cude with ROSlNA; The Reapers-Rosina, Miss Emily
Cnad.
E Doors open halfpast and Curtain rises at O'Clock
ar places had application Mr. j. r.
BAILY the hours OF 10 and O'clock day. jal3
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

CATURDAy EVENING, January l3, l8f9Wl be presented
= for the second celebrated Grnd Opera
music by Belini, ntited LA SOMNAMBULA re form
Mesrs tleury and Valet Mesames FleuryJoy
and lie
The breuo Of LA SOMNAMBULA, in English, Is Tor sale
the Box-Ofce.
w SUNDAY first night of the Celebrated Drama, by
A Dumas, MONTE CRSTO-Drama in Two Soiree-
FIRST part Sunday-Second part on Monday. =.
O'Clock. lai5
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COMMITMENTS BY RECORDER G eNoIs.- Recorder Genoi.
.amne the following cases and ent he
ACCUSED by Henry Kind of stealing coat valued at 50 from
his shop on Thurs and James Timmes charged by An
drew w Heeus with picking his pocket Of about SO in
the Foun ain Coffee hcuse at the OF Main and Levee
Streets at O. clock on Friday morning.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Propery-mproved and Vacant.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD, CALHOUN 81 co.
j. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
C,ATURDAY January 49, at 70 ocock-win auction
- St. LOUIS Exchange, without serve, the following
d sEvss i LOTS Of an.
HRE LOTS OF GROUND fronting on Second street. and
feat front by iSs il feet deep between TOu
FEN 4 I6s on Toulouse street. and each
BY 100 leet deep between First and Second
about 81 Ht by no feet deep between Van Buren, and
and measuring by lO4 deep
D'i'' anu Third Municipality
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in E@re has 50 feet font
Fam s os S IN ass to a IS an
sS to bon ss IS c Ges and
THREE LOTS, fronting Casacalvo Mon
a % GS 1 sp 81 ss % . s Sn
frame Stable and good onestory Dwelling leased the
third cssh balance IS months credit
to bear interest he rate un ana PAID
o each On p 5s n s be ready for delivery " the
one aas ssd pr ss @ e o. Louis d
Groceries, Provisions Liquors, etc.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
T,HIs DAY, Saturday. JAM 10, at 10 ocockWi be sold,
100 boxes virginia Tobacco ISM $50 Sperm and
Taow Candles $50 boxes Soap LIS bags Cofe so boxes
Madeira COrdas Vinegar, Scales, Nests Tubs ETC. aI3
Postponed Sale. :. .Mackerel. .Maokerel
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
&c landing o%
sS Maefsr No. oo 66 NJ
Mackerei. Terms cash. ia2
Iron.bound Water Casks
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
MONDAY, January 18th, 10 o'cl ekwl Ware
M %nsSf NS WATEs cssFs
Terms-Cash. jal3
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Dry Goods Hats, Boots Shoes, &c.
By R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
WILL be Daily of JASPER +. SMITH No.
w Canal street. Camp and Magazine sreuhou
general DRY GOODS, consisting part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS
etc., .-.-Also..-
HATS Boots Shoes HARDWARE Cutlery, and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all which will be suitable for Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
~ B.-Libeal Cash Advances congnments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches ewey and
Merchandise ON
Medical Law and Miscellaneous Library.
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS, auction.
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical, Law, Hstori-
cal. Miscellaneous, Military Literary, Scientific,
Will be sold by catalogue
No. 40 St. Charles stree, opposite ST. Charles Hotel
store j. Ruscon, collection Editions
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS. comprising 240O volumes OF
Historical Medical Biographical Poetca and Miscellaneous Works
wul be the dav OF SALE and when the
be delivery plsre jallu
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HoRRID MURDER-A milkmau driving into the city
shos gh dead n body in The %dds
dately proceeded the Coones office ami reported the
shocked with the Spectacle that awaited HIM well dressed
lying the earth with vesge OF the
brains about Beside the body with
which all probability the hosd deed was pepersted, aid
man jury was summoned and after several hours f
ruthless inquiry in the neIghborhood to discover who the
verdict that death caused by :" cumuated fracture
Of the head and face caused b some person Or nm
inches high of sandy complexion and his skin almost Ell
emnatey far and deicse 1t SUPPOSED thai he was ear
carpenter tools found near him. He wore cotton
SHIT T snne Drawers White
eoh waistcoa blue Clio sack coat black silk eravat and
was an Engshmsn Named samI Carmonte recently arr
we'd from ver oo One OF these speIs CGstomhouse
po and dated the 18th Of last NTH The other is note
sod builder. Mo"a s;e Liverpool Part Of he super
scnpton torn and when complete Judging fom DOR on
kenread The note read IS foiows-he parts torn we I'LL
with asterisks)
put the the oack by the smiths shop. m
nded to have put it "P myself bu have been kept here
and ask john to get little white lead and putty and make
wa eproof at top as t will BE- running the wall,
hook two get the smith make them. by doing you
wi OBJ ige Yours. etc., JOHN PETERSON
The is a postscript to the noe in which m n nmed
TO- The writer, after in wiling Sam to 20 and see him
avs his direction behind the Bull Inn, Gateacre
The object of the murd believed to have been punde
one of the pc ke Of the man; pan aoons wa cut of
the city and hued'ed yards from habi;ation
az 6 s es to g.
CERES esoed by he abandoned of both and
E. and py6s @ SIU he
may have had about him, took his lfe
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CoMNrTEp- Charles Leroux a cnsed of stealing do
zen silver spoons valued $50 from the house of Peter
onrey jr IN A. ollo the 4h inst yes erday
mt beoie the First Dis Court by Recorder Baldwin
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CHARGE OF ARsoN-A few DAYS since John O'Keefe,
whose stable at the corner of Chapel Alley and F9ucbsr
dav before Recorder Baldwin, that from circumstances,
hat ransped since the fire he has ea Gr e believe inc
warrant ha been u for hi arrest surrendered himself
a nrIsoner Yesterday and was placed in confinement.
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM

MASKED SOCIETY BALLS.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS above Balls requested meet at
the Office OF the Ball Room SUNDAY January 81 at Il
O'clock SAID Balls and adopt
nlation for w Subscription open the Office Of the
Bali Room Apply ii. RUfFIER, from O'Clock A. NJ to
P M and from 4 TO P. M. jal2 St
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MARMlON has removed hD ofaoe 70 ST. OHARLIE
"A. street, Ons door above PoYDRAss hH
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Postponed Sale. :. .Mackerel. . Mackerel.
RY MORPHY az NEVIS

CATURDAY, January - bapast o'cIockWn be sold,
Post No. H. Second Municipality landing
yarmouth
IL No. Extra Mackerel 10 habbIs No. MackereI
half bbs. Mackee rs kits No. Macker 100 bbls No.
Mackerel. Terms cash. ial2
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Charity Hospital Report.
Weekly Report
lReported exc usively for the Crescent
INTERMENTS IN THE CEMETERIES

For the "a hours preceding yesterday, p.
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Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
RY MORPHY & NEVIS.

VHs DAY, Saturday, Jan. 10, at 10 ocock-wi be solo,
l. No. 81 Magazine
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco ISM Segar $50 Sperm an
Taow Candles, boxes Soap, Us bags Coffee, Imp
Tea Sperm Oil, Brandy Whisky, Rum, Gn Claret
Madeira Cord Vinegar, Scales, Nests Tubs etc. jail
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ALABAMA OSNA RIGS.

kV We are receiving, and shall keep sale, large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manuacur
ing Company Alabama. These Goods we think are not in
ero to any of Southern Manuactu We invite the atten
ton of anters Merchants and Others these Goods
are directed to sell at the Iooest market PRICE
dl43mis JOHN T. DON AID CO.. SO Camp st.
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BELoW-CoMING UP.
ships and 4 barks unknown.
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UNHE undersigned begs leave TO info m his numerous C
friends and the public that he has pm chased the i
nteresi of M HezekIah Smith in that weknowp es A
Enlistment the SHADES on Perddo street. beln
always supplied with the choicest Wines and Lqoor> an
by bis untng effo to p he trusts the liberal patron
utuTe. l8'2 iwJ WILLIS COhSE
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.anty In their operations by any other preparation COM
pounded fOT similar purposes before the public.
These Specos con bnRtOns Of approved medicines
mngng the excellent Qualities Of each medicine into one
aanatye whole so as to produce efficient compounds
when nave neVeTyet been known TO fail It's possible to
produce CERTIFICATES OF the pOweIOf medicine of this peculiar
nature OF otheTWe host Of facts might be advanced 70
snow the broad amt deep foundation upon which the char
acte O. these Specifics TestS for support Long standing
cases o. G0n9TG0i test, Structures, Pains in the
dDecLt0Rs Of the htdReBs, GTGye, burning an the N
FH FGssGges etc. etc. have yielded 70 the commando ue
nVinebe Sntdoes and instances of SYPHILIS Of the m0st
nyeefae description have fled before themoat astonishing
sanattve influence
Tine preparation is, without doubt the most eeotuaI rem,
edy ever discovered and has cured many obstinate desssS
nter5 Y other medicine had failed In its impToved for
space of fUe siB days without restriction III dsf ~
pOsuTe or business. Besides this important ADVANTAGE
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesOme
hat occurs so often after the Of other incidence
prescribed, and ii taken in the first stage of The 5is x
Wl anest the dschaTge, and remove all unpeasanf f
"a lew days; In OngprOTaced chronic I'D ges N ~
4i9eases IN obstinate elects, Female Complanfs sNcb "
" MUGS, etc Il ls without doubt the eeotna remedy
we Do not offer these Specifies as PANLcrA or cn,s
syy Lhbg bgt iOr the ebovenamed cases we are aubT
zed by Drs. Leroy and Peletier OF PARIS itbs iyt
70 R1taraat9 cure, under forfeit Of $500 - 'O4s''
we would here remark that these MiYtnres have 49,. -
eIs ne pubic Of NewOreans for the last gfns s,s9s 5
uley nave universally proved efioanionr 49, - anu
~ ClIOt--Bsi9Gg0 If a base C9tiaterisr aha
sStts spurious ana injurious drticle RecelIsSt ~ LIZ
LeeaLi ORitea States IS A. DONNAUD, No il I5tRoSE
oELkTI srRERT, betDesH Canal and Common - N@'0"-
- treatise on Structures can Be had Fratis
AZ hlVaia computations free 81 charge NJ
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BE ERUITIUL AND MuLTIPLTAn
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This i the only actaal feme-
az SsYI giSeoysisa 9F liReeey Ssass DSolty, Noo-
eret habits sud many Of the n0atums recently
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
the JUNO CORDIAL and have mot given their sanoiiSn
IN single instance that has been uhenticated
relieved BY the Juno Cordial are GENERALLY such 10 eavs
tbe nfonTiefSr coma 5rgs \ bat ~ IN Me- o i
was not accidentally obtained but Is fmy based spoS S
positive and appsFenty mseulOug yipes In IN direfiopg
are 70 Be found the happy Darshs Of healthy offspring who
would not have been but for this extraordinary pfapaa-
ton. Audit sequRy potent in the many dsGses for'Fbich
i recommended, Objection has been naturally made 70
been thrown IN the market opposition it is se3 cheaper
but the fact Is, the Cordial cannot be afforded fo ea and
ought to be much deaeT, Of the Ingredients which
compose the cOstsst things in wherein
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the Of
low, viz. Loss OF Muscular Energy, Physical Lsistuds
and General FTOaation, lntably. and all Nervous Aso-
OOuheA Whites and FluO Albog and every dleaSe IN
any way connected with the disorder Of the PTOCTeaive
relief and if ased dTs0ted, is amoE certain to produce
positive and permanent cure Persons about 70 marry,
should take ibis CORDIAI. ~ it wifi iufaibIy restore
health and vgor in brief period and where WI Il III of
spnng cause Of regret it recourse be had TO H. the
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence. Il
q pnceesH value to those without offspring Il has tsken
the pTeoedence ia Italy, and viii all Other countries where
It may become known.
It ao possesses the unTivslsd qualities a curing nopient
Consumption end have Administered with great sueoes5
patients who have fought oOg deghq onnIs for the
been added to the catalogue for the Of nopent
sumption.
pointed Ressn JUDsOS & co. Of the city Of New York
IN he ned states Of Amenes my sole gents io Us sale;
-, ANTONIO LARzETTI, Nj. D.
Sold ONLY n New oTissus at 50 PoYDRAs STREET;
in Mobile, by r. Joseph Tucker fy8 IyO
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oITIzRNs o. NnW oRLEANs.

If V0n oant TO piacs your SoHs If TIE best Schools
~ .AmsTira, TOOK az ne advertisement bet0lo-
FDOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCH00I---The
edifice for this School situated on College Hill about
ghIee OuiLhs Of mile from the beautiful village OF foug
keepsie Dufohess county. State Of NswXslk,
. The School Is conducted philosophical principles,
mind, and constant eolts are employed TO- Develop ~
powers in their natural order and to preserve them IN tef
relative strength The domestic Arrangements sud modes OF
instruction are adapted 70 youth Of ea yeeno age and up
ward and they instructed d such branches be
requisite either to qualify thsm for Commercial Life En-
gineesing, OF to prepare them for College
The annual expense per scholar &U, payable quarterly
IN advance This sun includes all charges for board tut
lion stat 0ney, bed and bedding washing, r0om feel,
light and DO Ks (exCapthe kench and the Spanish hOok
Ihegear divided into two terms Of tweny.thTee weeks
each The Summer term commences The tipt Wednes-
day in MaYthe Winter iefm inst Wednesday IN Noven1-
bs ihe purpose Of the Undersigned not to receive any
youth into bis School whose o1ru character is not good
iga1 3mdaM GMARLEs RARTLETT. PLnoinal
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EDUCATION.
HIaa a99o Z : Eo8 3, young & IApTRs

lyas,.. ~ ~ = ~ I,t = 4sss
Ns6 TIA tiaEtkAl ln As1 under the supphutendsuc1 Of
~ chs ti1se1 ALLISON 5om Lond0u,-ln this Ingita-
Sen, coldnea OF the be paua u European instruction,
IRE oQufle OF study thorough and sYgfsmato vague
theories o. superficial mgih0ds Of eaching to elicit display
Of literature.
he ffeno Language 10 under the snperntsndcnce Of q
Efench gentlemen OF high iieraIy stianmenis other Ian
Ena music and the accomplishments are Taught By mas
len Of equal eminenoe in their professions
Dragms in ever style is taught By the Misses Al1oas
pupia Tor Yeas ofone Of the most eminent
drawing matters ia Europe.
Terms may be known on application to the residence
otthe Misses ALLISON CaIondelsts nS "
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Go.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles sts


John Hagau, Joseph Walker John S. Allison.
Peter COuTey, JT, Mannsel White. VIM. E. Jeverch
Robert ]. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward SoauOV
Isaac johnson, Geo. StrawbHdge, Henry s. Buekner
PETER CoHREY, u, President Board of Trustees.
Directors:
yOaephv Stanton, John Stroud, Sem, NJ NJ Cohea,
John 4 LewiS, John Calhoun, Preston w. Fauar,
VIM. N. Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William H White
John l.. Ssffarans, Wauick Martin, John ID Bein
A. ID. CrOssmans Mark WaiOn, Wm. c. Tomnkns
Cornelius FeOWes Joseph I.allande. John b. Ieefa
Edw Jenner Coke.
81 This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for life Insurance. and Policies on all sound ana heal
thy White pesons and Negroes the Table Of Rates estab
the NewXOf and London Offices and without their estTc-
tons 10 residence in the South By the charter dividends
of profits are declared annually and the profits draw neeAf
and can be made available at to the Of
thirds OF their amount where the party has paid his pTem
ums in full.
JoRN HAsAE President Of the Company
PRESTON w. FARRAR. Vice President.
A. }. WEnDEBBURE. NJ d. Medical Board Of
THOMAS Hunt, NJ. ID. Consultation.
HARMON DOAEE, Secretary. II L. GOOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, M. D., No I'll Magazine street, Medical
whites, to P NJ at his residence Hewl examine white
applicants the office of the Company daily from 1915
O'Clock He will not examine any his dwelling
without permit which can be had application at the
Othee Of the Company II. G. HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits issued to Life Insurance member
at Nee ork and London rates Prospectus table Of rates
and all information TO Life Insurance. and H papers
ssay to effect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
Company.
In oTdero accommodate all oasses Of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families deuendent them,
the premium amounts $50 per to pay
halt in cash and half in satisfactory endorsed at IL
months, bearing interest at 8 per cent per sunum.
n B. The business of this Company confined to LIFE
INSURANCE. Only. BY resolution Of the Board, Fire,
10 Office BOda i.i 8 a ~ NJ .' 70 M ieq7du1
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DAGUERREOTYPE.


~ would respectfully return thsnkl o theiibera patrou
- are beIowa1 him unce ha fmf had me honor a
Introducing the DAGUERBEOTXPE into New C)riears
70 yaa11 3Ro during which time he has taken Ors boIra
eAaed o me air. competition with 0fharn taken By
he W operator from NeTK ork and be was awarded the
lt tfariln ~ sueuimana exhibited a. hl
nsL se sAqa ll lsai y M g.sure the public that his
at VA Coesinaot 70 b what they aiwags have boon
10 444. Hin long experience, and constant practice are
ha bert 70 neirqng dssrous Of instruction in the
pqaatiu aIn Ganuina NoElandsf Camarna 90 Der cent
sespa asA a4y 1 the city 81 other articles TIE ualna
Eias @ a ar dc4ani eooglt No. iol IS 9guaFaaiisd
Q % ates made IN the Unilrd Slater; Caaas 81 rs and
q slt cewk oh DBnar1s ni tl8
Jldlfs from the country promptly attended
q hntancs No. C4MF di1ast
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
No SO CBSTOJdHO USE STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-ND PAY REQUIRED
a UHFIL CURR EFEECTED-Pnyate Diseases cured IN
few days by regular phypician, without mercury other
poiiqRoqI medicines at No. 50 CUHTOMHOUsE sTREET.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
Of the forms Of certain Disease to his general adyqT
tisement another column The treatment adopted By
Surgeons Of Para London and New York and il unyeT-
has proved JOnd doubt that permanent care
tor the OF constitutional Vphia RoHoUhWa,
getuIe enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands deales in
ducsd BY certain solitary practice etc. etc., can now Be OBJ
tanned moral certainty Il application be aade % those
whose intelligence skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this CITY, all the many cana9
that have under his have been cured without
nnge exception. Some Of these Of yeau standing
One remarkable Of structure ~ yeau Old has been cured
70 the surprise of the patient The gentleman (WhOse
gpsciabiy known 70 the citizens Of New Oeans) is at
hand and (by his pormfaOu) be referred 70. Dr. IA q
treatment Of structure IN not known South OF New York.
His treatment Of gopOThRa and geet the moot perfect
dscOysred. Il is The shortest safest and aurest The
patient takes oOpaiyG, Gubshs tuFpezne other
doses bat Is obtained in two days without
pain inconvenience ohanRe-o diet. ~ No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named.
lMPOTEECX.-H Dung men or Othem who, b sexual eX-
self pollution, have bIonKht o. themselves any
Of the painful consequences resulting from an unTesaned
indulgence OF the passions, such a. premature lmpo-
ency involuntary aemaal omitsiOna, gsasal debility
constitutions dsFang may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence be Olam them perfect cure. The
ItIiotsgt secreHy observed.
Dr. Mllen can be committed daily 81 his office, No. Sc
CuEt0mhOuGs 1t. BENJAMIN MULLEN NJ ID.
x Remember No. IS Customhouss st iyi5u
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oRRsoRNT CITY HoTHL

CORNER CUSTOJIHO USE and EROArT SITS.
NNTILL be opened lOT The reception Of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY January 9, 1879. Welfur AsA
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen sssssN
TABLE--tha best the market will afford. AsA=&
The above Establishment has been built BY the pIoPneto
expressly for the accommodation of city and nnaent Board.
Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared to reader those who
stop with him, comfoTtabl6
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms leasORableas any Establishment Of the kind
In the city. La1 d& Wit E.ALEX AMBER, Proprietor
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TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
~ Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing 10 the utter disguaoatons Of those who profess
cure such cases. deem it be nothing but an aci Of
kindness Owards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice TO Or. MULLEN, No. SO CUsTOMHOUsR STREET.
TO state that in the ysa 1876 sOrey afflicted with syph
lis IN its worst and most appalng loTm and oE several
months together under the best regular medical pfRcco
could obtain in New Orleans without being a al benefit
ted-indeed grew worse Al length heard Of Dr. Null
ems great reputation. l applied to him, and 10 great
oy IN three weeks he restored ne to perfect health Sub
WIZ ~" 'aA slARIIFI. RnRRRTsON.
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DISSENTING A CHI1Ds--Last week, woman re-
presenting herself as very poor, procured lodgings
fol night, at the house Of lady, in Philadelphia,
who seeing that she was stranger, took her in.
The next morning the woman, in company with a
servant girl, went TO the railroad depot for her
clothes But, instead Of this, she gave the girl the
alp, and took car for Baltimore, leaving behind,
at the house where she wis accommodated with
bed 5ins child, aged about eighteen months. The
bRhe Is now well cared for.