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Of Hanger. Russia does not shrink from the aw-
fulness OF ts destiny it will not shrink from the
fulfment of its mission
" But ~ what time has its mission been more
clear, more evident God himself has written il
m lisry letters on the armament Of Heaven.
"Ihe West Is vowed 20 destruction. Every
thing PUSHES into ruin and Vanishes in devouFing
conaagFation-the Europe Of Charles the Great,
as well as the Europe Of the treaties Of I8I5-tle
Popedom il Rome and all the kingdoms of the
East-Ca Catholicism as well as Professionalism. Faith
has been long ago lost and reason degraded to alb
suTditY. Civil order is henceiorh impossible; inn
possible henoeforth is liberty. All, all, perishes,
and over ruins heaped up in the name Of free.
dom stands civilization strangling itself with It's
own hands.
: And y non loe behold as holy ark. aboUe kis
immense sea Of dnniiati0n, another still more I'M
Blese empire 1oo then lpH dare 10 doubt The dtuiHe
mission And does Il become rs, his children, non
20 faint p
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THE HIGH School IN LIBERIA.-A Southern
gentleman has RENTED, through the Rev. DR..
Alexander, of Princeton, to the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions, a sum Of money snlli-
Gent for the purchase of literary and philosoph
cal apparatus for the high school in Monrovia
The Observer Gays the apparatus has been pur-
chased, and will be sent out as soon as suitable
house can be built for its reception.
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THE EAST PAsCAGoULA- HOUSE Is now open
a for the reception OF ven. Since the last sumner -
the Establishment has undergone thorough FenoVaton a
and has been considerably enlarged. The aceGmmoaa
tons Tor FAMILIES single persons cannot be guFpazsa
il eQuasd By any Establishment in the South Siuafsd
Immediately on the Gulf. and on the great Nohern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile can he reached
from direction BY the boats plying between those places
and daily communication can be kept up with all parts OF ne
country; IL about ninety miles from New Orleans aud
SIXTY miles from Mobile, aRd glance AZ the map will show
the superiority Of s location over a other points on The
coast oi puIa sea an add bathing OYSTERS and FISH
are had ~ abundance and prepared IN the most recherche
Style Riding, Fishing, Sailing R0Wing. Billiards. Ten
pins ana eneh other altements usual PLACES OF
Buo5le eso a5s CROWDED Ct PaseagoUla and Vsssecied
BAND OE MUSIC viii be in constant attendance
The BAR win be furnished with ehoes IT(3ITOTa ana
kept in The best style.
~ ~ wen aAisd ~ lhelf Profession
and TIE diseases q the climate, located Pascag0ua and
one o. Them, for the present season, viii have his nne II
the Hotel and will give his unremed attention Is fpval
Of such a. may desire bis services The other Physesn -
his abode ln the immediate vicinity OF the Hotel
~ There Is an excellent P ltlV ATE SCHOOL pie-
ied over hy competent teacher in the vicinity az sa
Heel % which families. disposed, can ssnd
~ Persons wishing accOHufodatiOns, viii adde's lie
undersigned. at East Pascagoula. -
8 isl4 Sm N, J. AIoRAE. Proprietor.
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HARTWHLL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

No. 223 CHESNUT STREET. PHIL4qDELPHLq.
FE4HE undenigue would inform his Southern patrons and
4 tnenda that This SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been undar bis charge for several has just
been elegantly reed, enlarged and feiurui1tsd in the
most fashionable manner and the entire osanizlien Of
every department cnmplats The most splendid suits OF
apartments can Be had a. al times b. giving few hodm
nnIiea.
Tire central and fashionable ocHtion Of the w AS4INg
TON HOUSE, rendea it Of the most desifabs in the
city Tor Ladies and famias wishing fiiladepha. either
upon business pleasure and theme shall be eNarona
heretofore received nj j. BARFiVE ELL
~ The House has gam and Cod Bafhs alWsys IA
readiness. my7 dSE Wifi
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fine InS. Go.
Permanent Fund BIZ Actef Incorporation,
$2OO,OOOs
. office No. o. Gravier street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles stS


Trustees:
John Hagan Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter CO0fey Jr., Maunse White VIM. e Leverich,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson Geo. Strawbfdge. Henry 81 BuekneI.
PKTER CONREY, JT., President Board Of Trustees.
DifectoTs
JoFephW Stanton, John Stroud Sem, NJ. M. Cohen,
John l. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. FarraT,
Vim. M Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William ". White,
John Il. Saitaans, WafTiok Martin, John ID. Bein,i
A. d. CF0ssnan Marx Walton, Wm. C. Tompkns
Cornelius FelnWes, Joseph lialluhde, John b. Ieele.
Edws Jennet Coke,
to This Company is prepared to eneitain applications
for Lite Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and NegiOe atihe Table Of Rates estab
sed by the kOaId which ess than The charged by
the New York and London Offices and without their esiIie-
tons az 10 residence in the South BY hsehuFe dividends
OF profits declared annually and the profits draw nsFit
end can be made available at 70 the extent Of two
thirds q their amount, where the party has paid bis Fem
ions EIAaAN, President Of The Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAR. Vice pfesdent
A. J. WEpDERBuRN. M. ID. Medical ROaHl OF
THOMAS HINT M. ID. Consultation.
HARMON DoAFE. Secretary Il 4. G0oLp, Attorney, .
RICHARD BEu, NJ d., No 27i Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks 4 10 81 A. NJ; DO Tor
applicants at the Office OF the Company daily from l2 70
O'Clock p n. lie will not examine a bis dwelling
without permit whioh be had on application at The
Office Of the Company. H. g. HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits issued Life Insurance members
81 New York and london Prospectus table Of rates
and all Information as 70 Life Insurance. and all papers
eessary TO % can be had at the Ofioe Of the
Company.
NIB The business Of this Company is confined to IsFF
INSURANCE ONLY. BY resolution Of the Beard no Fire
River Maine Risks taken.
q oliea houH, A, r. lobP'R =. is2l9al
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The PRESERVATION BY MIsTAKE.-We pub
lishsd, several days ago, notice taken from the
London Gazette, that at a late drawing.room Mrs
Dalhousie had been presented By mistake. The fol-
lowing is the explanation of the announcement in
the Gazette:
g The lady, presented by her sister-in-law, was
the wife of colonel of one of the regiments Of
horse guards, holding the Office at Court Of Silver
Stick On former occasion a similar attempt to
introduce the lady, whom he married several years
after the birth Of their eldest son, was repnlsed.
The circumstances Of that marriage were notor-
Gus, and the question Of its efficacy in legitimiz-
ing their son had been carried from the Court of
Sessions, in Scotland, TO the House Of Lords, who
affirmed the principle Of Scotch law, that as to
property, marriage egitimizes the previously born
children of Scotch parents When Her Majesty
heard of the presentation the notice Of the Gazette
was published by her order, and the major of the
regiment was invited TO dine at the royal table in
stead of the colonel Had Her Majesty persisted
in this course, the colonel must have resigned both
his commission and his Silver Stick But the
major went of 10 Scotland on leave of absence,
and Her Majesty was pleased to accept Of the
coionelsaPology, considering that enough had been
done, as a caution both TO the Lord Chamberlain
and TO those who might hereafter attempt TO in
fringe on the rules of the Court
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POINT CLE8R, BALlEYIJf COUNTY aI.9.
~ ANING been leased By the uudengned. Wiil be -
Of. TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. -
This eabshmsntis beautifully located on the east side Of
Of Mexico The water az thg point being allsags clear
and SAT- (With depth Of SIX feet within fifty yards 81 the
shofe,) and having m while Gand bottom, Tandsu fhs
place Particularly attractive for Sea bathing.
Blue-iIsh Pompano Spanish MaekeFe and an other fsh
peculiar to this latitude abound IN de f1eaie lfeiff,
Of the Hotel NeyeIt failing SpTas At convenient dis
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building entirely neWpIesens ifont 10 the South
OF 20 teets and affords ample
sons. The rooms are large and airy.
safe and cOmmodiQus vessel MY dailV bai,Var
Mobile and Point Ciear-passaEs 50 cents
The rate Of Board win he $40 peg Week payable in an
cases DeektB, Deductions made for families remaining the
season. Communications this subject addressed 10 tha
undersigned, at Mobile, win Be promptly attended o.
GEO. b. al5LITHERALIs,
Mobile Ala-. May IL. 1919. myl9 3m Isensa-
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CAPT. VEAcH's CoMPANY.-Lieut Bee, of the
U. S, Army, who lately arrived in Charleston, d.
rect from San Antonio, states that the report Of the
destruction of Capt. Yeaeh's Company, published
some time since, had reached that place, but that
no confidence whatever was placed in the rumor.
from circumstances connected with the progress of
the company, known at San Antonio. The lady
Of Capt Veach was at that place, and Lieut.. Bee
had an interview with her day or two only before
he left and she expressed her entire conviction of
the falsity 1.-THE report 1t viii be recollected that
party from Charleston were supposed to have
joined Capt. Veach, and great anxiety was felt for
their fate. Lieut. Bee, however, states that it was
known that they had not effected junction with
him at the time when they were reported to have
been destroyed This will effectually put at rest
all fears for the fate of these young gentlemen, as
far as this rumor is concerned.
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HHlS establishment will BE- opened for the reception Of
= klslleEs on ~ EsnAY May 4 d. The pnsBaises a
paNe been completely renovated, and the Hotel new RI
oilers Inducements 70 persons IN search Of health. e5
l9ft pleasure equal not SUPERIOR any public house
sn9 Delightful village Of higx-of easy access from NeS
Oreans- The gwaE in front OF the house Is
acres ~ width, and shaded by great Number Of oak
magnolia and mulberry hteE- The table viii Be supplied
with The nzuries Of The aud Of the New Orleans
maket Attached 70 the house will be found Bath Houses
sahes and Bar Roas supplied with tho best Wines and
l4lguon; also good Billiard Table
heIsOHs wishing % secure rooms, Will plaaSe address the
Proprietor At Biloxi, and forward their by
The Biloxi pAckss as there but one y 81 mail qsr week.
-mgl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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BLOCKADE OF THE COAST OF AFRICA-An
official notification is published in the Washington
papers that state of war and beligerent blockade
is declared by the commander of the French
squadron, against all that portion Of the West
Coast of Africa lying Between the Grand Bassam
and ASSUME rivers. 1t is in consequences Of the
natives Of the territory of Aoka, having violated
the treaty which they concluded with France in
1874, and stolen French merchandise.
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DAGUFRREOTTPE.


NJ. would respectful fenrn than for liberal patIor
- axe bestowed him since he frat had the honor u
Introducing the DAGUERREOTKPE fnfo Na5vf5gIsauF
hss yean ago during which tine e has taken more poyfaf
tnqm any other person in the world. His rpeausrE Wor1
sHnlhed At the FaiF q cempstou with 0hsn taken By
ne best operator from Few Ok and he Yves awarded the
First Premium No apacimenr hbiYad a. N
but those taken By himself J. H. assures the pHbc thai ha
PORTRAITS viii continue 70 be Whist they always have aau
ne pEET lis long experience, and Constant pfaetoa ae
ne bt nduesmens % pe1Qns DESTROYS Of Instruction - he
Dsaniu Art, GeEuine RgiRaHdeE Csmaras 70 per cent
fasaper aASn anY i ths city ~ other articles the
TIE best plates made the Uhad States: Cssss 81 IS srd
- g0s New York Cameras at els.
80 grQars from The country promptly attended
ga& Entrance No. 8 CAMP sirsst
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fTfHiS lavonle resort Of the citizens Of Louisiana HaE-
n sIppl and adjoining States, re0peHad ioE The ~
reception Of Fslefs Saturday, May IA Vnfioak
alterations and additions have been made during the
winAF. with view Of Iandesins this establishments agraea-
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed
The Pass rendered easy Of By the splendid ns Of
low mail steamer Oregon James L. Day and Calf
loia. ieh leave lke PonlehNrain dHlys and the Mo-
bile and hiauieKumn ri weekly.
Attached 20 tie Hotel s Academy for young Misses
and Boys IN separate departments, under The able
meet o Mr. NaChHhu, well and inp0Tebiy known 70 the
residents q New Odeana The Academy viii open June T.
Two fhyailiana Of well known Standing. dwell the
l fes4 r. IL. MONTGOMERY AEaHSAef
i - All mallanla matter lea a. the Offices 81 MeaSu j.
y B. Cseddes hank Place ana m 5ud.ol Fsn f67rT 81
Canal and Camp Streets win be forwarded daily. myss Ban
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GQRWth CUS1lO.HhIO USE IND FROlf7l. SIS.
M LII Be OPENED lof the reception 81 80 RIDERS
WhDnEslA January 3, Ist9. Weifur- 1&s
nlEhed hJDHlS for Families and Single nfa1lefI
AAELE--the best the market will afiOFd. -
Tie above has been built BY che pnog.sog.
expressly Tor the accommodation Of city and transient Bea-
e one Of the most healthy and airy suai0ns tbs
Guy aq9 Hq pains will BE- spared render these Wh8
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive EerVHntE.
Iefms asasas0uab8as e1tHb Of the KIND
n the city. LLaLdAMml D. 49, ANnaa HranLi--nr.
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Prince ALERT MERCHANT TAILoR.-His
royal highness attended the annual festival of the
London Merchant Tailors' School Association, and
being voted member, was toasted as &c His Royal
Highness, Prince Albert, citizen and Merchant
Failor." He responded handsomely, in most
complimentary speech, accepting the honor.
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oARRIAQEs. ..nApRIanr.

- JAk1EA11ANfEis5. -. g a tLliAf1
fVNHE Subscriber have now 81 hand a lsras and ,aiI
n selected ASSORTMENT Of CARRIAGES -
9nd are constantly receiving tom The balf - -
No!.hsfh eialp iaeteres, every ~ j. and
Us call. A. NVO(flpT f'ffll- ~ 80
Ap1a ondNW 1Q7 81 Charlerst
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o. The floating of the Tubular bridge over the
Menai Straits has been tile great event Of the
week in the inquiring world, and forms another of
Mr.. Stephenson's triumphs We have not space
for detailed description, but this bridge is upon
gigantic scale, the rigid span being longer than
from the ground to the top Of st. PanPs cathedral
II weighs three thousand tons. Il is hollow tube
Of iron, supported on masonry, and is considered
CHEF d'GHUre of Engineering skill. It's being hoaled
TO lis place has drawn large concourse ofvisiters
to the spot in both Wales and Anglesea, among
whom Sir K. Peel and many cognoscenh In a
few months the railway trains will pass through it
direct % Hoyhead, and thus lessen the time oceu-
pied in communicating with the metropolis 81 Ire
land; Il will also create facilities Of approach to
the Atlantic.-LOndon Letter, June %.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
an New MateFiaITssS 81 fRo --latest STYLE

All New M ateri ais 81 the Latest style
~ The propsora Of the " Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their rnds aud The public they added extensive
JOB OFFICE to theiresabshms prepared to
cute al kinds Of printing he most apora6ls
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS or bADlNG; DRAY kECElPTS;
CARDS. POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C. &C.,
in every Style
Az their maerasType, Presses etc entirely new and
me latest which will enable
work to be surpassed IN this CITY. The
from the l0ny hessrs. r. Hoe g. Co., NeWYork, which
guaraly Of their e1ceencehe type from well
res Of Mer George Bruce Co. and John T. White andhaVe
been selected with adapt to the business
this city.
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STATUE OF CLAY--It will be remembered that
soon after the defeat of Mr.. Clay for the Presidency
in 1874, the patriotic ladies Of Virginia resolved to
honor the great statesman with a iull-lenglh
marble statue, and raised fund by voluntary con
tribution for that purpose. They also employed
Joel T. Hart, Kentuelsian, and young sculptor
of great promise, to execute the statue. We learn
from the Cincinnati papers that Mr.. H. has finished
plaster cast half length, which is now in that
city, where it is much admired by Mr.. Clay's
friends as spirited and faithful likeness, and that
The artist eontemplates departing in a few days for
Italy, where he will reproduce the statue in marble
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NEW oRLEANs CARRIAGE WARE if a f55s
-. i. ,,yse. JIG elta lao q hs9fIER STRFFs7. -
& sAhht Ages AND HARNESS Of 19R -
~ every DESCRIPTION always hand fur - =
es,leW i9I efah Or approved paper. Also q =
fp .tts.s ifAAles lSlaps Sands. Cloths, -
SlsndaN Ew. HAIES LuM.
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BROoKLYN DRY DocK.-The U, S, Dry Dock,
now in process of erection at Brooklyn, will be a
work of great strength and capacity when finished
At present there are about 1900 men employed upon
it, The work begun in 1871, suspended in
August, 1912, and resumed again in 1874. The
appropriations FOR il already amount to 6G5 OO0
of which about 81 1856, 600 have been expended.
Il is expected that the dock will be ready for use
about the lst of January, 1850. The coping stone
was laid on the 9TH Of July.
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VTAH Patronage that has been extended 70 very be
Il rally the last yearz. while on COM * ID 4
mon street. has induced the hast summer
70 erect large building expressly for manu-
Z laetunng and repairing GA RklAGtiss.
We have now Of the largest Shops n The Southern
County and prepared, with good horheIn WOkinen
and the best Of materials, to build any style q gaage TO
0Ider and guaranty them years used IN the count
We also better prepnFe than ever before for REPAIR
ING CARRlAGES and restore them almost TO their
original beauty and durability although apparently woin
out and 19ees We will pay freight on Carriages sem as %
repair We will also keep hand assortment 81 NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold
low Old Carriages taken IN trade so5 Neg ems W. ~
their old repaired 10 call at Manutaetoy and
Repository aud judge for Themselves. al the Corner 81
ffRaPIER and car OJfl) ELEI StreetS, next door TO
the Office Of the Commercial Water Works. rear Of The st.
mys sa dSW : MATTHEWS s DEEMAN.
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NtieedAGS ANTS To CALIFORNIA should remember
a-l US next thing IN iinpoE0ncs 10 that Of haVnr
Ssa seis 2. lossons To- The innsr maa, e h1ge 8
W. ilis 70 we Wanla Of tbs elfeH we dnfinaslt
Ale .aat We arp net selling az eost. but pr1e1 =
~ ytf 1o4e "a the city. Those Ia IIRl
el me Nqsl o. any ether DigFinas are rafqs m M
Invited 10 cal al The cash store Of 10y
$50 a. ysllliN S0uTHWELL \ co, 81 Canalsi
H9eNhH pndeg he tlAntam' ho,sL
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cHAhLks LE3vIs3,,,-,. -. ". ARTHUR HI1L.

CHARLES LEWIS. vs.. ARTHUR Hill.
LEWIS AND HILL,
n z r O X NE Us a 4, u q ",
vrT,41 HENDEKs0N. Ruak oUnty. Texas,
NNI li4L practice n the Supreme and District Cnufs Of
the STATE; and will attend 10 the nurciirs and safs
q Lands, and the location Of Certificates Ia an part Of
the State. itfS N
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS The LAKE
ND who are in want Of STORES. will Cad il % Their
~ adyaPlage e ea on tbs subscriber he prepared
notice. and delivered free of charge.
isi6 CIAs sToDGHToN. 81 Camp #.
TO AROHITECTS
FENHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
Il given By the Board of Direction Of the Odd Fellows
Han Association TO the Architect who shall ofsr Plan
70 pc erected By said Association and which shall Gin their
JudgmenD be the best adapted for The purpose
The plans, etc. must be handed in to the Secretary OF said
oafd At their Office, No. u Camp street. Cup stairs
before the FIRST Tuesday IN HgHst neEt. AZ Il O'Clock
and each PLAZA be placed ceraiR initial letters y
corresponding with " initial letters als0 on q sealed better
containing the name Of the persoM offering the plan.
IL addition 70 the $500 above named. 900 will also be
afterwards paid for the Working Plans Of The
gieen parts OF the structure they shall be required
ing 4 shall have made himself known 10 any member or The
Hoard with view to solicit bis influence IN the selection
and plans not accepted will be returned by the Secretary
All the general views Of the board, 10 relation the
tuctufe and other necessary information be obtained
~ applying 10 the Secretary, atghe Office Of the B0ard
day, tSundays eXcepted) between the hOurs Of and
o'clock M.s... By order Of the Board Of DITeefoT7
Iy66t THOMAS VIVIAN WICK. See'y.
NEW YORK. Via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY, Ala and CHARLESTON, s. O.,
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HOTELS. &c.


BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
NTNfS Establishment having been rspas and newly fnF-
4 uishesi. viii be opened Che s0th Of May forthe -
reception Of Vstsn an Penalties wshing e spend The
Summer st q pleasant Watering RiaGe The Rudsf.2aA
signed have purchased this pr0psY Tor permanent rssi-
dence and viii keep the house open Bumer and fVafer.
The best Cooks, Stewards and Servants engaged and
pains Expense viii be spared % render the say 81 vse
pleasant and agreedBe. tmy1 6ml O. LEWIS y ca.
SHADY GROVE....BuCU
tE subscriber has Hud ready Tor the reception
o. the pablo, that pleasant lgfIear. the SHADY
GROVE. situated on the Bay Of Biloxi. The Rooms
nfe airy and agreeabisihs gruunds extensive and
eonyenienee afforded for families wishing 70 exchange the
cob1ned ar Of the city for pure atmosphere and 6ne aai
water bathing. The Table Is furnished with Ell the good
things % be procured in the New OeaH1 Market tsTs being
almost dalg communication with that city.
Board and hOdglHgpef day.s......s.-...ss.s...9 -
per tgeeE. ......ss.s...ss Y "
as0Im JOHN COATES
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!, !. LuzEMBERG HosPITAh;

NUREMBERG HOSPITAL.
Situated on the Pontohartrain RailrO d..
HHE above Hospital for the fourteen years under the
Il sktul and attentive management OF the late Dr.. -
z a Luzenberg is open under The care Of Dr. j. GA
RHODES, Tor the reception Of patients. -
Terms Of admission
l n the Upper WaIds-One Dollar per day,
In Private WaIds-from Two to Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the large enclosure is an ms SANE HOSPffAll
devoted only 10 the treatment Of those afflicted with insanity
- separate and distinct building for Small Fox and
other contagious diseases
For further particulsrs apply to Dr. w IRVINE at the
Hospital, oftO DIR ]. RHODES. "a Royal st. la 4sm
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=
~ lfR4EIkR Street, tetnesa St Charles Gld CarOa
dQor from ne II Gar0eiet Sc.
M Rs WILSON, Gate Of ~ Bienville riEss) respect
fL folly lnOnnz her friends and the public generally.
tnat she continues in the above eligible location pcea
pied " her during the lat year She has had EaT4
louise thoroughly lefttsd and prepared for the accommo
daton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age s6 hopes by dE8nt attention 70 the comfort ard
yenee Of Der paitnna to merit aud receive eoninranes Of
me same si terms Wiltbs. a. heretofore, NOMINATE