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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26
.N'DYEGE.
Plysici,aals amd Coumary MercI.nmts

PhysIciaMs and Country Merchants
G IAN purchase their Drugs. Chemicals and Med
- icines nearly as cheap they by sending
or going on north and paying freight goods to
this country which amounts TO nearly the difference
in the price All orders from Physicians and Coun-
try Merchants will be attended 10 with promptness,
neatness and despatch.
DIR. f.. BERKELEY,
Druggist, Main Street.
Stanntnn. Nnv. %. 1910
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26

BblKB'S CELEBRATED ''FIRE-PR0OF PAINT" &c
q UST received supply of the above article,
W which is said to be certain protection against
hre-it has been used by number of persons in
Richmond and elsewhere, and can be recommended
with safety. For sale by
WREN & FISHER.
Slaunton, Sept. 20, lS40.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
Very Valuable Lafayette Building Lots.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN a. co.

D..
CATURDAY, February 3, 1919, At 70 o'clockWi be Sold
- at Banks Arcade the following described property
!. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, k situated
FauOOurg parish Jefferson this STATE
bounded by Magazine ST. And Mary
designated by the rnhers and TO- plan H.
street. by depth q feet inches and lines, para
lei lines, Immediately opposite the New Market The head of Maya
TemsAsume payment notes dated the 2lst March, lS
3lS each, bearing the per
per annu and payable and years after date the Me
chanics and Traders Bank; balance
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. Nuns Faubonrg. square
bounded by St. AnIrew ST. Mary ST. Michael LAUREL and St.
Live Oak and designated by the numbers r. %
plan c. A. Helm. Lot No. u 80
Azee Live Oak street, l9 fee 10 inches
depth the ST. Mary street. 59 feet II Il lines
side and SO onehaf line the Lots 20
2 join each other and each 20 inches front Laurel
street. by depth $50 feet fully described by plan
Ters-Assume payment, lot No. IL, of three s55
each dated April l5h 5S H. 10 and "a months On lots Nos
26 and three each lot OF SIG each dated
above all bearing Per per from
The balance of the payments cash.
8. FOUR LOTS Of GROUND, square bounded by Apollo,
Jackson Philip and Brnard being Nos g. and
per plan Each lot 80 feet font tOlo by depth
o 81 feet s inches line between parallel lines.
Ters-Oneha cash. balance year, for notes bearing
mortgage the property.
A. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in square bounded by Plaque
mne Chestnut Third Streets Fauboug Lvaudas,
ayette being g. Sad lots
inches lines Chestnut by depth of l2S inches
line parallel lines Thes lets
the respectable yicintes the Lafayette the banquees
made Second
balance g. u and Is months credit,
bearing the property which, punctualy
paid, 0 bear per per
X. Beard Notary Public the the
purchasers Ia26 %, 80, fyl, 2, 3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Second Municipality Real Estate, situated in Ba.
rome, Camp, Howard and Melpomene streets.
BY BEARD CALHOUN d co

j..
CATURDAY, February g. IL o'clock-Wll be sold
- Banks Arcade, the following described Real Eate
|. TWO CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND in the square DO nded
Baron Julia and Phppa and Triton Walk each lot
measuring "a feet front aronne street by depth 4 feet hav
ing alley surrounding of 20 feet wide. SAID lots well
filed ard well situated Tor residences.
cash. balance 6, IL and Is months credit,
bearing and from date If
punctually paid bear the of per
O. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Mpomene Dades Bacchus and Terpchore the
Market with small Frame Dwelling and between the property of
the Judge Martin Said lot 80 feet Mepomene
by depth l28 feet Banquee and curbs laid
paid for.
Terrnsone-thd cash. baanc and 10 months credit for
bearing the psrty which, not then paid,
bear interest at the rate OF cent. rnnum.
3. TWO WELL LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, Camp
bounded by Camp Magazine Orange and Race
Streets 80 front Camp by teph of 2O feet
and described plan as lots and the number is well filed.
cash balance u and Is months credit,
for notes bearing mortgage on the property which, not paid at
turity, bear interest at per cent per aunum.
a. SIX LOTS OF GROUND Howard street, the New
Basin, bounded by Howard Liberty Clio and Caope
streets being lots Nos. TO- H. ~ 10 end a. Each lot
Howard by depth OF 2 feet; lot No. IA
the Howard and CaoPe Streets which lot measures front
lines Tnese lots location which improving
value rapidly.
Terzas-0ne- third cash balance 70 and Is months credit
per and the property. If
the said punctua paid to bear interest at
until paid.
Acts before j. R. Beard, Notary Public the expense
the purchasers. js26, 81, %, 30, tyl, 2,3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

ALABAMA.-Sons Of Temperance.- Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance closed its an
nual session at Montgomery, on the Goth inst
The following are the officers of the Grand Di-
vision of Alabama for 1S49: Geo. d. Shortrdge,
of Montevallo, G. w. P; w. B. HARRISON, of Ben
ton, G. W. A.; Rev. J. H. Devote, of Marion, G.
Chaplain; Fl. Fl. Brown of Decatur, G. Lecturer !;
A. p Ffister, Of Montgomery, G.. Scribe NJ. P.
Blue, of Montgomery, G. Treasurer; J. H. Echols,
of Auburn, G. Conductor; C. W. Snow, of Eu-
fauIa, G. Sentinel.
The following gentlemen appointed by the
Grand Division delegates to the National Division :
J. McCaleb Wiley, of Clayton, p G. W. p Rev
Shortridge, of Mon,evallo, 6. W. P; w B. Har-
Alison, of Benton G. w. A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

U. S. CIRCUIT CoURTMr. C. Dufour, of the coun.
SCI for Antonio Sebch found guilty of the murder of Jas
Chapel on board the ship ST. Louis the high seas
we stated yesterday was Intended has moved for a
trial The motion made the following grounds, and
will be argued on Saturday
1t. That The first day of the trial the court after
swearing and empaneing six jurors adjourned the
morning allowing those TO and dsperse and
go fully at large through the city.
"a That on the morning of the second day of the trial
while the court completing the panel the aforesaid six
suffered read the public newspapers which
reports and specuIaons concerning the published
ID That IN capital trials these irregularities fatal and
vtate the verdict of the jury
4th That the court has omitted improper evidence on
the part OF the prosecution he question of the nationality
OF the ship That national has not been proved al
manner ut proved by the oral testimony IF the Cap
tan-ReD1 and with the requisite certainty the evidence
adduced to show the ship American vessel, and,
thereby to give jurisdiction to the The evidence
this point not of such character will verdict
and permit the court to judgement and against
the defendant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Saturday MOnipp Ian 81 1910

Saturday Morning Jan ri 1S49
The past week has been quite active one for Cotton
and prices have still further improved The Produce arket
however has been depressed by of considerable
rise IN the Ohio ve ard its tributaries but still more by the
enhanced rates OF freight with growing of the
usual scarcity OF vessels port and prices of Flour Grain
and Provisions have slightly given way
The weather has been rainy for day or two back The
nver Is now high mark and there are serious ap
prehensions of an rfow.
1t Is quite time for later Geographic adyicss from Eu
rope to reach the Liverpool steamer Canada is in her
thirteenth day.
COTTON.-1n our last weekly review left the Cotton
market firm, prices after little fuctuation and
reguany, closing fully up the rates of the week pev
On Saturday buyers forward very generally, and
the sales IA 500 bales Improvement OF ala
he The business of Monday and Tuesday also large
Embracing about II 900 bales still extreme rates. factors
indeed generally obtaining their asking figures. But on
Wednesday and Thursday Transactions We're somewhat
checked by the advance in freghs though nevertheless
prices Yesterday rainy and there was n OF much
Cotton offering that only about G0 bales changed hands
making total for the week of 40 600 bales divided among
English. French Continental and Northern buyers We
have again put up our quotations 14c all qualities up
TO Far the grades above being and the fer them
little more than nominal The increase in the receipts
proper at all the United States ports i9 ll9 bales but
this port the last year TO same date is now only
3I73 bales
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE. 70 81 30 N.-LoxeITrpE, 90 win Time, sa
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Mozart, Lewis, Barcelona, PUG. Mir & Co
Ship Frances, anchard. Roston, c. Deake & Co
Ship Edgar, Smith New York, s. Toby
Ship Bangor, Phlbrook Gibraltar and market.
Bark Chas Deyens, Bailey New York Bailey Baxter
BsIt Sa%o$$ Tss FhisJsPha " Sn5s Vi kf e
Bas jnO A. Lancasisr Lo1eland New York ''Se
schr. Cecilia, GENITAL Amsroan' G,,l, Eza5sl E.
Schr. VIM H. Hazard. Saunders, Chagres, o. Wickham
Steamboat Mobile s Sutton Noble wnsae
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston, Crane from Galveston, 24th inst to
Harris Morgan-1st my.
Brig Brazil Faulkner from Rio de Janeiro, Dec I'd, to La
, geyTe Harispe \ Cod my
Brig Emily Young 10 days from Turks Island TO sec"omb
schr. Pauline; Young days from ApalachcOla to E G.
c,,o ssT 81, MIPiA
Mobile, Sutton, FIN Moblle-S5S bales cotton
Die Vernon Sweeney fin Grand EcoTe124O bales cotton
Warrior Dustin I'm Camden-7s3 bales cotton
Elisha, Landry FIN Baton Rouge ,-,-,
Mary Foley, Daiferes, from Fields Mills $50
Gray Eagle Musgsh. fin ST M srnsvie-65 bales cotton.
ea hss g sS m nm bass Cotton
Eliza Stewart Burdeau, I'm St Louis.
}. NJ Niles, Hawley. TN Cincinnati.
Towboat Belle Duncan, FIN the Passes.
BELow-coMING UP. %
Steamship Fanny FIN Corpus Christi ship unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Belle lowed down and TO the ed inst,
banks Suwarow and E. A. Kiugman, brig Marshal Ney.
Passengers:
Per steamship Galveston FIN Galveston-Ms De Young
and children Mr.. Slaymaker and lady Maj Mccullough,
r NJ Green Ross, Hadden Hoichkiss, Goodloe, Irwin.
Negotiating.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

TEMPERANCE.-The following extract of letter
from gentleman in Montgomery, Alabama, dated
the Odd Of the present month"; shows that the cause
of Temperance is making rapid progress in that
State:
The two Divisions in this place. and the of Tenn.
throughout the State prosperous Alabama
ber ~ Divisions and applications still continue to be
made for Charters The Grand Scribe informs there
ambitious make this the Banner State and surely such
ambition is very laudabe. The annual meeting of the
Grand Division held here last week-the different por-
tons of the State vel and ably represened-a great
deal OF business transacted and the meeting
NOUS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Henry Swan, charged Jointly
with John Kline with being engaged atffay on Gala.
TN street near Usune the tn July last yesterday
tired before this court. Judge McHeny presiding and
acquitted. Kline yet to be tried Louis Benadas Her
nandez and Tomaso George Durand tried for
lelt american silver COIN the former was found guilty
act OF countertetng by the Third Municipality police the
18th November last the of house rented By Madam
Durand. One Caroline Neyra was arrested in the house
at the same me but the Grand Jury ignored the bill
her,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

PLEADING GuILTY,-Two named VIM. Roosevelt
GItas Henry Campbell and Joseph Reed were found
Thursday night by Peter Conrey his yard and they
aTTalgned Yesterday before Recorder Baldwin, charge
OF entering the premises with commit burgay-a
n.y. JIMMY having been found in the possession of Roosevelt
corn by pleading guilty They were both sent to the work
house for SIX months as ncorgbe yagants and the
IN the case OF Reed to the Attorney Gene
make such disposition he fit of ged
intention to steal The in criminal jurs
prudence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
anne RICAN tn A RE.
...-............. Stage Manager

BENEFIT Of Mr. H. GRATTAN who respectfully offers his
friends and the public bill which he with their
appreciation MIR. H. S. EYTINGE Master Water'
,Hs EVENING Saturday January 81 s49-The performances
will commence with Sheridan KnoWes's celebrated PLAY of
THE HUNCHBACt-Master Walter, Mr.. Eytinge Motus
H. p Gratan; Sir Thos Clifford Mr. j. Chares Lord Tin
ss, Mr. kngs9y fathom N, Spear julia Mrs C.; Pope;
Forest. -. GRAND OVERTURE by the Orchestra :. To
conclude with an original ad captadu sketch from the
pen Of j. z: Dunyage, Esq entitled NOSE IN NEW OR
LEANs-Mose s, Keller syksee, Mr. Rynar; Mr. Jas
MI Spear; SAITH Mr.. Kingsley Jenkins Charles; Sharp
Mr. Grosveno; D nwney M. Thompson; Mr.. Sleeper Nj
Ga@oi G1gmoIs. Mr.. Gnerson; Lie, Miss E. PeTe Mrs
Grogmare Mrs TlmOny Nelly, Miss Jackson; Mrs Sleeper
Mrs. Johns t0n; Mrs Jones, Mira Rowe.
EB Tomorrow Sunday, Mr.. GEORGE JAMESON will appear in
favorite character.
y The Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. L. Beeman
Prices Of Admssoa Circle cents Parquee Second and
Third Tiers so cents Cooed Boxes so cents Gallery Is cents
IL Private Seats secured the BozOice
the OF 10 A M. and P M, by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors open guarterbeore 4 Performance will commence
at a quarerpast precisely. Jazz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daLV for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. JAM 26.-Auived, steamer Natchez with
80 Beeves, 40 Sheep. Prices-Beef 5(G06c q ID Hogs,
405c. . ID Sheep, 81 so . head Mich Cows, 3ODs 35 q
head; Hay. s14Dsl5 2 ton Corn. 45ED50c. . bushel
Oats 32c. bushel Bran, 60(D50c q 100 b Oil-cake
81 y 100 ID.
The business Cattle during the week has been toerabIy
good, owing the abundant Stock of all kinds hand
and prices o. most Cattle are declining.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

ARRESTS. The Second Municipality police yesterday
arrest James Kelly accused by Joseph Ellis of stealing
several pieces OF domescs his store o6 Poydras street
Charles WIklps charged with breaking ntoJ Bright
the aeon bs He ot tatin" snd cayin
II Is written line police records) cigars and other
articles worth all about So fiom the shop OF Patrick Nc
Inany, in The Triangle Buildings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

Committed Charles Bayonne charged with getting a
pair OF boots from Andrew Jenne under false peenl
the 18th nlt., yesterday sent before the First District
Court by Recorder Baldwin James Murphy, alias James
OBnen, accused OF b aking upon the door of the off of
Charles aion. lumber merchant at the of Celeste
and Levee streets Thursday night with eonious INTENT
Baldwin yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

DEATH BY APorLExY.-The Coroner was yesterday
called upon TO hold inquest the body OF Mr. Jane
Williams who died very suddenly. 1t found that she
died of apOplexy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
NEW MEDICAL BOOK,

at NO IA ca N p STREET.
CLINICAL MDWIFERY-Com the histories 545
- of Difcn, Preternatura Complicated Labor with
nentares by Robert Lee, NJ D., f. R. s.
Also-THE FOLLOWING STANDARD WORKS:
Dunglon's Human Physiology and other Medical Works.
Carpenters Elements OF Physiology;
Watson's Practice of Physic;
Cyclopedia OF Practical Medicine A vos.
Velpeaus Surgery; 4to, with Plates, coored plain;
Horner's Anatomy and Physiology;
Qusins Anatomy plain and colored Plates;
Deweess Midwifery, and other Medical Works;
Megs's Velpeaus Midwifery;
Moreaus Midwifery with plain colored Plates;
Wood and Bache's United States Dspensaory;
Chritison and GrfHths Dspenstory;
Pereira's Ma,eria Medica md Therapeutics:
Kanes Graham Fownes and Diapers Students
Together with extensive and well assorted
MEDICAL WORKS, particularize.
tY- Just received and for sale the
"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE"
jazz 6tdltw j. B. STEEL, II Camp street.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

sY~ To sail WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst.
For Passage Only.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.-The new
l. Baltimore cipper-built bark TOURO, Captain ~
Low will sail as above, and has room for eight 6Te
passengers The bark Touro is 300 tons bur Hss5=.
them of beautiful model and expense has been spared
to fit her he most comfortable for passen-
gers. She remarkable for fast sailing and commanded
by having great experience in the Pacific Trade For
passage only apply board Post Second Municipality
&. J. MEEKER, s. Poydras st.
Passage in the First Cabin $3.50.
Passage in the Second Cabin, $500.
No Storage Passengers TAKEN and passage secured until
maid tpr iaDS
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AT AUCTION.
Carriages Government Wagons and Horses.

BY II. +. SMITH, AuctlOneer.
THURSDAY, January 3d. hatpast 10 ocock-W be sold,
New Orleans Bazaar and Auction Mart Perdo
and Carondeet
ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIEs, GOVERNMENT WAGONS,
etc Term ash. ia27
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
New Furniture.
BY MORPHY a. NEXUTS

MONDAY, January 49, II o'clock-Wi sod jackson
vi street. between Irene and Marais
A OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing part Amv Bedseai Sofas Chairs Carpets, Lamps,
Candlescks, Crockey Ware Kitchen Utensils Sofas Dressing
Dining ,Tahss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

LARCENY.-Gus Cady arrested by the Third Munich
pay police, yesterday cha ged with stealing the OF
$50 and gold watch cnain from Madam Caldwell's
coffee house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

" TO sail SATURDAY February 3D.
ENOR CALIFORNIA, Usa UL.4R
l. PICKET LLNE.-The A l. very fast-salrng tzf1
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, Crowel, master 4S1lIA
handsomely accommodate 70 cabin and 40 steer
passengers She will in'ited quantity OF freight
and will posi- lively above. This vessel lies at Post
10, Second Municipality, where persons going to California
particularly requested to examine her and select their
Berhs. For freight or apply to the Captain
board, or to o. WiCkHAM, % BienviIle st.
ia26 or &. NJ HARRISON 4 co. Y Poydras
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ST. HARLES TIL e A T r e.

Managers LUDLOW SMITH
eht Of Mr. E. g. CONNER and last appearance of Mr..
Mrs. E. s. CONNER.
gyHlS EVENING Saturday January 81 I849W presented
Buwer's Play of THE LADY OF LYONS Melnore
Conner Paulre, Mrs. Conner. To conclude Mrs
Conner's Play of THE FOREST PRlNCESS-Powhatan
Mr.. Conner Pocahontas, Mrs Conner
II Sunday, Benefit of the AUTHOR of FASCINATION;
Where there 5 Viii There S Wa.
~ Doors half e. md Curtain O'Clock.
IT Tickets and places may had application Mr.. j. P.
BAlLY between the 10 O'Clock, every day. jazz
-
ORLEANS THEATRE.
S,ATURDAY EVENING, January 81 SioWll be presented,
- the charming Opera music by Haevy, called LIE
CLAIR-The Lightning. Performers Messrs. Leon Fleury
Bern Beon and Lecour To conclude with
az: The Lbretto Of LECLAR is for sale the Box Once
lyf On Monday, Jan %, Opera called GASrlBELZA
Perfor half-pas O'Clock. jas
-e>e-------
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets
S. P STICKNEY- Proprietor.
Mr.. FHOs. NUM- Ring Master Mr. W. WORRELL, Clown.
rSlHIs DAY, Saturday, January ga GRAND DAY PER-
TORRANCE will place IL O'Clock, M, for the
Of Families and Juveniles.
~ THE EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENTS will be for the
Benefit of The SABLE MELODiSTS, and their last
this "A of Beautiful Equestrian Gems amt
Diversified Entertainments Will be presented addition
which the Meods will appear four altogether forming
OF Brilliant Performances, the best OF the season.
~ Doors O'Clock performance TO commence at O'Clock
Admission. Dress Circle, SO cents Second TIER rs cen Jazz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

Medical, Law and Miscellaneous Library
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS,
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, Hisori-
cal, Miscellaneous, Military Literary, Scientific
catalogue. a
dayE Charles street, opposite St Charles Hotel
Ruscon, of
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS comprising 24OO volumes of
Medical Biographical POetlca and Miscellaneous Works.
Due viii be the day OF SALE and the
ogues will be ready delivery the above place jallu
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
II NJ
N. ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION M

N. ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERpIDo and CARONDELET streets.
~ The subscriber would inform his HH15Gl-55
- friends and the pnblic that he has
IL taken Auction License >E31STTF1
hold regular sales Of CAT RlAGES
HORSES, HARNESS. ETC., the Eastern
plan Carriages, Harness. sold this Isment will be
guaranteed equal market and all Horses sold guaranteed
per register purchase 48 hours, the pur-
the Horse represented the
He hopes, by pursuing this system, and by
business, merit liberal share OF patronage.
II. +. SMITH, Aucticneer
N B. Outdoor sales all descriptions property attended
liberal
EST Carriages and Merchandise taken storage Jazz
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Charity Hospital weekly Report

admissions. II "a. gu Hio tut WI ~ Ell Ioa.
Asatc Cholera III S 0 | II 10
Diseases. lis 100 1888 1923 l2l 1875 i6 IIl59
Discharges. LIS I-25l-42l -2a-2Sl-lslI--l78
Asaic Cholera III is | 4 10 III 80
Other Diseases. no 6 l26 TIC lis lao | Hoo
Deaths. t-lol--9 i-42l-lei- 22I-Ul-ali-ls1
S a;i D s';';'' =: II e.. j.. ..
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ARMoRY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.

SOOILI
rHNE subscribers above and families having received
tstions respectfully informed that of the
propou the Balls will be postponed for the but will
take place follows which the whole Of Ten Balls will
be Gentlemen wishing subscribe will find the
usual In the office of the Ball Room:
The FIRST MONDAY, January 18th. Masked
The Second on MONDAY, January 22d,
The Third on MONDAY, January 29th
The Fourth on MONDAY, February 5th,
The Fifth on MONDAY, February 18Th,
The Sixth oil MONDAY, February 18TH
The Seventh MONDAY, February 10Th, :,
The Eighth on MONDAY, March Sta, :.
The Ninth MONDAY, March 18th,
The Tenth on MONDAY March 18th,
v The Committee of Invitation will the office of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at o'clock By ORDER
jal5 J. P. BROOKS Director
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

r OUlsGANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN
L. AUGURATION BALL AND SUPPER, to be given ,-NIjA
the 81. Louis Bal Room the 5th day ofS5i 3sE
March, 1919. The subscription the above Ball
open limited number subscribers, the Office >SsS
Of the Ballroom so
The Ballroom and fcent Rounia will be bran
decorated and Illuminated thus
The subscribers will practicable the Managers
and several Committees, this the
splendid IN city.
s- For further particulars apply Mr. H. RUFFIER, the
Office OF the Ball Room ial9
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SOCIETY RAILS

SOCIETY BALLS
AT THE W.ASHLNt1 row .AR.NORY HILL.
nv IE SUBSCRIPTION LIST the above Balls --7
l. open the Office of the Ball Room Gentlemen wish
ing subscribe will find Mr. J. P BROOKS in the $TSR
Office hour. eAsA-I2
The above Balls will lake place MONDAY nights. N1@
~ There will be but One Series during the dSf