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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02

THE COMMERCIAL TIMEs.-We regret to say
that the publication Of that able and courteous
paper, the Commercial Times, has been suspended.
This result has, we presume, been Produced by the
influence Of the late epidemic upon &c business
affairs of our city, and in the general arrangement
we find there is one good paper the less. OF Mr.
Kursheedt il almost useless to speak, SO well known
is he for his urbanity and hghm'ndedness in all
the transactions in which he came in contact with
Others As an editor, the ability and uniform cour-
tesy which invariably characterized the columns of
his paper proved him to be among the first. In Mr.
Hawkins, who was long connected with the Times,
Mr.. K had valuable assistant. We are sorry
that the Commercial Times has thus disappeared
from the theatre of action in the veFkmidst of its
usefulness, and we are assured that the public will
sensibly appreciate its loss. We hope thai in their
future enterprises its gentemanly and able editors
may meet with more success, and that their under
takngs may be a source of benefit to themselves,
as well as profit to the community.
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Total liabilities. s96,742.174
go Total assets. $1O5, 4l6, 537

- Total assets. $105, 416, 537
Excess of assets. :. IS 674 1863
There hundred and eighty banks in the State The
amount in the Sub. Treasury yesterday ST.
637 1916. The payments to-day have been about $4,000.
Receipts small. Stocks about the yesterday. U. s..
6s, 68, 11112; Treasury Notes. 1091s.
Respectfully, yours, INDICATOR
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9. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hail. 222 Tchoupi
toulas street, at half past7
LOUISIANA DIVISION No H. at Unity Hall, Margny Build
ngs. Third Municipality, at halfpast T. -
STAR OF HOPE DIVISION No. rs. at Y. Brothers Hail.
Lafayette at half past .:
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
T The Steamship Fanny.-Regular

IL The Steamship Fanny.-Regular Teras Packet.
The regular Texas Packet Steamship FANNY H. E. Scott master
will leave Galveston SATUR-
DAY. Sd ins O'Clock p M. For freight passage. apply
board opposite Giroi street,
nh2 KIDDER, DEsHON & CO. 80 Tchoupi'ouas
to. The Bulletin = Wednesdau Memphis Packet
The splendid passenger BULLETIN viii positively leave
THIS DAY. I'd nst at o'clock p NJ from the foot of Canal
for Memphis Helena Mouth of White River Napoleon and all the
Bends. mh2 I. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine ST.
TT The General w orth.-Yicksburg Friday Packet.
The splendid passenger WORTH c. Charles,
wl positively leave THIS DAY the Cd inst at O'CLOCK NJ for
Lake Providence, Mken Bend Vcksburg Grand Gull Rodney
Nachez and Fort Adams ON the foot of Poydras
mh2 T. B. SMITH SO Magazine
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR, PEARSON informs his patients -
from ga no Ma Gan to @ 50saa b.
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are I1-41ScS
too well known and appreciated to require enuYee~.t;s
HIS BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy tbaradsJ =
Of those equiring artificial ones His prices Memo r.
suit the circumstances of all. Office at hb ~ Al
SenMs Stvsrt. pesT Canal -
OOTTQNx66 re- y u purch.s.r., The b...
,OsEA4AFTp and RcI: C Il n:as
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TO CAIHUKNIANS! -
SMIFH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON
GRAND DEPOT for The sale otET'
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Mdnutactured under GooDYEAR's Pan
x 8. B. have for sale, and are constantly 4.
almost every article necessary for the comfort and usjng
tEA .Ld EMesANT Among their assort%ente
Caps Sou westers Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing kr
psulins. Also - -
BAGS. Saddles and Brides, of eyeEss Bits 81;
TuDs, Spun, Hair Rope. Moss b As"' X : "a
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/, lmadp GUINNESS & BUSH, I2 Camp St
New and Interesting Publications,
At No. IL CAMP street.


At No. II CAMP street.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, illustrated His Autobiog-
raphy Narrative his Public Life md Services Spen Idly
Embelished. Nos. to 3, at rs each.
THE HAUNTED MAN AND THE GHOSTS BAR
GAIN. By Charles Dickens.
ANGELINA LUXMORE, Or, The Life of Beauty
Price rs cents.
THE POOR COUSIN A Novel. by Ellen Pickering
Price 25
THE OLD JUDGE. By the Author of Sam Slick"
Price 25 cents.
PERCY, Or, The Old Love and the New Novel.
Price 25
THE LANCASHIRE WITCHES. A Romance, etc.
By w. Harrison Answorth. Price so cents.
The following invaluable works persons desiring
California, the God Regions, and the Operations Mining
COL. FREMONT AND MAJ. EMORY'S NOTES OF
TRAVEL IN CALIFORNIA. Comprising the prominent &C.
ographica Agricultural Geological and Neurological
Of the Country From the Official Reports of Col Fremont
Maj. Emory. Price Is p.
WHAT l SAW IN CALIFORNIA. By Bryant.
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA, Ac.
COUNTRY -
URE'S DICTIONARY of Arts, Manufactures and Mines
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
OLLENDORFF'S New Method of Learning to Read
Write and Speak the Spanish Language With Key,
Assist Self Learners.
II Just received and for the "NewOrleans Sta
TONERS Warehouse"
fy26 6td 1tW J.B. STEEL, "A Camp st.
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CLOTHING AT COST.


To close Winter Goods offer the balance of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST, FOR CASH. comprising elegant
assortment of Fine Goods made the best and of all the
most fashionable styles 's4-
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths
FRoCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive. Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS Of Black and Fancy Cloths snd Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS: OF Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
OvERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French Caere
Fancy Satin and Silk White Marsees, rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS of Silk, Merino Lambs WOOL Flannel, Cotton,
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS of Silk, Merno, Lambs Wool Flannel Cot
too, etc. eos
ROBES DES CHAMBRES: Of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvns all coors Merino, Silk Cashmere
skn
CRAvATs sCARFs beautiful assortment Of choice
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, Half Hose Suspendes Umbrel-
las Trunks, and all articles pertaining genlemans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, &c CAMP street,
ja23 2dptf of Common, under Hewletts Exchange
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NEW ORL A " S :

THE HIGH WATER AND THE THREATENED
OvERFLow.-Yesterday morning the Mayor sent
a message to each of the Recorders, desiring them
without delay to convoke the several Municipality
Councils to take into consideration the high stage
of water in the River, and to devise measures to
protect the city from danger by an overflow In
his message, the Mayor suggested the appointment
of a committee by each Council to meet similar
committees of the other Municipalities and of
Lafayette to devise measures for the general safety
Below we give an account of the proceedings in
each Council:
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List of Vessels in Port.
Third M'pality.


1.-THE Nos. commence
at the Railroad and
run down. No. | being
the Ferry Whart.l
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MoRPHY MENUS will SELL at 10 o'clock. at No 81 Mags
zine street. Coffee half past 10 Boots, Shoes DR.
Goods. Clothing, etc. Also, at o'clock at 50 Grayt
street. Prunes. az See Auction head.
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HATS AND GAPS.
II ROBERTSON s. co, No. 81 CANAL STREET has
- received per recent arrivals from New York and IN
Paris complete assortment of Gentlemen superine Il
Nulra HATS, latest styles. Also. Infants Boys
0and Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS, of every va
nety together with large assortment of all kinds of Straw
HATS found in our markets. such as Panama, Leghom
Gampeacby Canada Straw Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS, Children fancy trimmed Leghon Rice Pearl etc
All OF which we respectfully offer to friends and the
public on the most reasonable terms wholesale and retail
a. the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE No
- Canal street, New Orleans. mil Sm
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING

The undersigned will positively his Winter Stock
Of FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING At COST, on
stng q the most superior Goods sold in New Orleans Also
the trade such Shirts Drawers Socks Scar Ca-
FREDERICK ANTHON, under St. Charles HOTEL
jas 2dptf One Door from Common street
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Second M'p'itY.

second M'p'lty.
[The Nos. commence
above the Steamboat
Landing, No. | being
Flatboat Landing.J
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JAMES SAUL. Is Carondeiet ST.,
EDW. MACPHERSON, Camp St,
~ Pcayune please copy mh2 3t

- flcayune please CODY. nI1 ot
- LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
90 IND 20 r o Y.4L STREET, NEW ORLEaMS.
s, so yssx an ns ffonstanty T zee
la, latest and best paite,ns made expressly for ~
which are selling FOR CASH good paper. Purcha.
sers depend satisfaction being given by this old and
well established house.
AZ Particular attention given to Packing and Delivering
boat. mh2 I'm
SPRINGS, AXLFS and COACH-VARNIsH for sale
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TO HIRE.
A GOOD COOK and HOUSE-SERVANT.-Wish
to find for HIM good and permanent home his master
will hire him ont such place. on very reasonable terms
Apply at this Office fy28
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Or Readers are requested to notice the advertise.
rnets OF WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the first paper.
ceen remedies are sold only by SCOVL MEAD ll3
all n
MORPHf d. MENUS, AUCTfONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
street. opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Private Sales Of Real Estate Stocks
Successohs Underwriters and Port Wardens' Sales fvl2
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NIHO PAYS for the largeXS? rs
Sense says, Those sho idown town Common
Lids II wap5pf 0SpsaiSs Ng O.
VIZ to call on MRS. CAMPfboud be sure IT,
they hSyD may i spS nDs
Her Bonnets are of the HATM lacy need in that line.
assortment large, both ssB ofand hest styles; the
BoFNETs. to which she sg's"v is cscY and STRAW
,Naa supplies from the North and gntiy adding
ASXE stores down town. costly IIt1illlf
~S-NS e-V BON.NETS IRE CA (lNHV
dna rPhESSEO tn manner NOT ExcEB-EDLI.E-
DRESS-MAKING done in the best manin tbs city.
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4ss-5 - $500. :.
DAILY CRESCENT.

g prRsi.s MopE OF RgfLENIsHING THE Urea
1rRY.-The vizier of ShiraZ was originally mol
IAN. and by his extraordinary talents, combined
with his skill in managing affairs, was promoted
to the high station of grand vizer TO the govern
fnent of Shiraz-in which office, after lew years.
he managed to amass an immense fortune wlllcli;
coming to the ears of the shah, he sent 10 ueialI
d large of money from the vizler,Wilo reIuiieu
for answer that he was poor man anu nii1A nv,
collect such an amount as The SUN ueihahueu' nc
shah upon this Immediately commanded MN W NC
brought to Teheran; when, ON putting the ques-
ton himself he received the same answer as before
He accordingly called for his ferashes, and COM
manded them to GO turn up the vZier, or, IN other
words to put his feet into the feek and to prepare
III e sticks. This was done; and when the yizIer
was laid his back, with his feet barred, ready to
receive the bastnado, the shah said to him:
" You must either pay the money, or receive a
thousand sticks"
GA thousand sticks, them" cried the PROSTATE
minister you cannot extract water from stone,
nor gold from poor man."
"Proceed!' said the shah to his ferashes, and
down came torrent of blows upon the feet of the
vizier who, covering his face with his mantle, re-
ceived a thousand sticks without uttering groan,
although his feet were beaten TO jelly, and every
single nail knocked off, The shah on beholding
the result of the bastinado exclaimed
Let him go; see he either has no money, or
that, if he has, no bea ing will get it out OF
him. Give him kalaat dress of honor and let
him go' s'
The vizier was accordingly reinstated in his
office, with every possible appearance OF enjoying
it in security. He has never perfectly recovered
from the effects of the bantnado, but Is afflicted
with a slight lameness, and cannot walk any great
dstance--which last circumstance, however, is OF
no great consequence to him, no Persian of rank
ever goes on foot except when compelled and ASH
aics imagine Europeans to be mad when they see
them walking about for exercise. -IraueLs IN Persia
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A CARD,

nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and vii
- resume his practice fomey-especiay the treatment
Of Piles Fistua. diseases of the Bladder, Structures
from whatever treated for radical without the
OF caustic " cutting Instruments
Dr. FLINT Tin writing for set of my instruments)
g. The have reflected them, and experienced the
Of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you have provided by ingenuity and skill
a surgical desideratum in that particular"
IT, His newly lnyented and improyed instruments for
the retention and radical cure of adapted
every variety of Rupture, and. when well fitted are worn
with and comfort The blocks do not mbbe perspra
fon and become offensive. The springs prepared
corrosive effects and the covers may be removed and
washed at pleasure Unequivocal testimonials oipemanent
in both the aged and he young may be examined
my office, No. UNION street. second door from st.
Charles # IVA d&W3m
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A C. AINsWORTH. NO T.5RYP UBLTC and COM
~, MISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State an the
Union. .OFFIcE-No. 80 CAMP STREET, New Orleans;
~ Dispositions taken Accounts Probated, Deeds and
in any part of the UNITED STATES.
E Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 lyd&W
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$3.50 REWARD.

SIoU KEW hhD.
v1.HE above reward will be paid by the undersigned iof
L the apprehension and conviction of the person Z
persons barbonng the MulattO Girl MATILDA. or IA
TILLA. Said girl is rather bright mulatto, aboutOA
feet inches high 10 20 years of stout2A
made prominent and short her feet IN when
walking, and appears frightened when spoken to 0ughy.
She doubt barbored of the houses OF iame
and have understood eguenter OF the coored masked
balls She disguses and Names and eitnsl
represents herself be free, has forged pass $50 VIII
be paid for her apprehension alone and lodging he n any
jail OF the city GEO X. bEAhD.
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse. 2D Magazine st.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.--The editor of the Lynn
News, having gaianted a girl home with his um,
brella, found shat she lived four or five miles off,
and lie was obliged, of course to put her through,
since he had begun it. He says, therefore, that
people should be cautious how they set themselves
nm for bcatx.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

JUVENILE PRECoCITY.-A mother admonishlng
her son a lad about seven years of age, told him
be should never defer till tomorrow what he could
do to-day The little urchin replied, Then,
mother, let's eat the balance of the m-puddng
1c.ninhE .,
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f9r Slave Yard and Boarding House, 159 GIavier
street. second door from Carondelet.
ITOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS Tor SAFE
at all times Slaves will be received on board or sod
on favorable terms The building large brick
house and very commodiOus as Slave Depot Partiegai
attention VIII be paid to the health and cleanliness of gil
eN1H1S- .ts VsI eft
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

III EIe MT IVfIh ), t1ht, lob FOyuIas sfTeet
sSkINTEb Musps fastcoora and.beautitul patterns at
Fec. yard, selling at the stores at
10 to 50c. Scotch Ginghams, 49, Swiss MEsns,
"a wide at Soc yad usually sold al 5Uc French Da
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style at "a 80
per dozen worth double the money 5000 yards White Linen
Husquo Netting, at &c. quality can not be boug CHI for
less than Toe in the city Irish Linens by the
OF small quantity at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
al 2c yard and upwards; Undressed Family Linen at
5c good as can be bought for Soc Buyers the
truth oil the above assertions by comparing samples Also
fu variety OF the and richest styles of Fancy and
staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that not the practice of this establishment offer
lew leading articles very cheap with of obtaining
eNorbtan profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
or receiving goods from North at the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera bard
tmes-a saving diem of from fifteen twenty dollars
IN rent and expenses-he afford sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments Grand and Catherine Streets
mhl2 R. BROWN 16S Pc, dras st.
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And ESOUSp. RUiiftiup Materials

Ana HOuse-Buiiding Materials.
'tNHE undersigned receiving direct from The Manu-
Il iacLufefS, 2 ! kinds of FANCY HARDWARE -
~ BUILDING MATERIALS, House Furnish SLA
81 ING foods, Guns, Pistols etc, etc. which he ~ II
sA Offers at low prices. and invites his friends and ~
- the mechanics of New Orleans to call and examine
hs0 hne ASSORTMENT OF the most celebrated makers of
etc. etc. The undersigned also requests the attention of The
c1Izens Of New Orleans to the beautiful article of IRON
WIRE RAILING, for Balconies Window Shutters
Gates, and almost every article the use of Building
which must from It's utility and beauty the place OF
other article in the line of railing for Enc ouies Gal
jeres and Fences for Tonbs Being made entirely by ma
chinery it be furnished at much less price than the
been appointed Sole Agent for the South invites his friends
tocal and the specm mt No IS Charities street
where orders will be received for any quantity required al
less than the price for wood railing
mhE tt VIM A. BEECHER, 48 Charres ST.
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DAGUERRE0TYpE.
MAaurFE,s ilAGuEnREorypE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron
d age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlean..
Eve during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with others taken ~
the best operator from and he was AWARDED inc
but those taken BY himself NJ assures the pubic thai hs
portraits will continue be what they always nave peen-
the best Inducements oesons OF INSTRUCTION In the
beautiful Genuine V9igandeI a ~ Per cent
Plates at 81 Der dozen sJcoy No; for %
best plates made the Sates Gases " 70 and
% 50; NewYork Cameras at SiS
tV Orders from the country promptly attended
fI- Entrance No. CAMP street.
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RAN AWAY

RAN AWAY.
yuyHE Roy DANIEL aged about 3d. complexion a.
copper color; feet sor9 inches high stout built. II
and inclined TO be bald. A suitable reward will be- n
pam saaH Ut M HoyT FORD. list Charles street.
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--7'l--l.-'- : !. -.
EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LApsGS
rs BORDERS OR Dy3Y PULLS.
CARoNpELET STREET. NEAR ST; JOSEPH sTEAEI. -
ETSTABLISHED in 1S42 under the superintendent OF
II the Misses ALLISON from L0ndon,-ln this lnsutu-
ton conducted the best plans of European nstrucon
The course of study thorough and systematic no ague
themes or superficial methods OF teaching to elicit display
are resorted to- any of the various departments oil science
The French Language is under the supetntendence Of
French gentleman OF high literary attanments other ian
euages music and the accomplishments taught by mas
teTs of equal eminence i'll their professions ~ An.
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Alison
pupils for oil one OF the most eminent
drawing masters IN Europe =. 49, roe; ,ou.
EW~ Terms be known on apicaloa u LIE Iesiosnce
of the Misses ALLISON. Cafondelei 81 NO ~
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL.
GEO w HARDY. PR OlP L.
.NaiadeS street, betUeen Ihdttd ana .hefpoHteHs-
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor OF the State OF louisiana
Trasmon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles GayarTe. Secretary oil State:
Alexander Dmitry Sup. General OF Pub. Education.
George Eusiis. Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. NJ Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo Y Bright Justice OF the Peace.
j. D. b. DeBow, Professor University Of Louisiana.
M. NJ Cohen Admir-
a. d. Crosman. Mayor Of the City ~
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin. No. Two.
P SeuZeneau, NO. Three.
TERMS.
For Day Pupils from 81 to $40 per Monh.
Boarding Pupils from SIX to $40 per Month apl2 3m
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II A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he still continues to Manufacture SODA
MEAD and MINERAL WA
TIERS at the above establishment and warranted equal to
any in Europe or America.
A supply constantly on hand at Wholesale and Retail.
Orders from the country promptly attended to, and
fully put up toshp in barrels of from To 10 d0zsn, mhl06m
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
J that they eau be consulted daily at c.
their office, from 9 A. M. to P. M, D.. hfsseezg.
PeaTson's many improvements in DEN-U IrY~H
tai SURG cry are too well known and ~ I1AJ
appreciated 10 require enumeating His Block Ieetn are
particularly worthy the attentian of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices graded suit the circumstances OF
all Office at their residence, B.dRON.NE street. near
Canal street app If
DENTAL NOTICE.
u F. SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave TO assure his
Is. friends and the public that he has G.,
not left and does not intend to leave, the SsS...
Office at the Corner OF Lafayette Square 3AlllJ
and ST. Charles street. mh2 tt
DIR. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from mis-
l. tour in the North and East, is prepared g.,
TO perform all operations appertaning to the ~
TEETH; and has become acquainted with YfYVVH
the best mode of operating approved by the 49,
College of Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, MI. Ills pnce
for operations proportion to suit the times alb IL
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hlENSiNG'S
TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR, change. ~ Olfce
No SO Baronne street. 4th door above Common ST.