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DENTISTRY, &c.
nEMTAI. NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE.
L RS. PEARSON and ANFOtjX inform their naten1s
- that they be consulted daily at s5z-ss-ysss
t p once nom A M. to p M. Dr.. sssass<tp
!TneaTsons many Improvements in DEN VI fTsss<sA
TAI SURGERY, ere too well known and ~1AIIIn
appfeciaed 20 require enUmeratng His Block Teef are
pdlcuary worthy the aentan of those requiring
ones Their prices graded the circumstance al
~. Once at their residence BfRON.NE street near
oonel stleet. ap2 #
~ r DEN TAI NOTICE.
X SMITH = ENIIST, begs leave assure his
- friends and the public that he has ls-s.<--r.s
not no, eft and does not intend 10 leave, the F<sy
city lie may still be consulted his OfdQ1
o ODSe E, AZ the Corner OF Lafayette Square
dN'tot. ohdrtes street Dh24 If
DR.. MENSInG, Dental Surgeon
~ AVlNG returned TO the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East, prepared ssssrs.ass
70 psr.0Im all operations appertaning TO the
1lE Fl, and has become acquainted with VI YTSs
ne pest mode OF operating approved By the AIIIJy
ohege OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Md. His price
tor operations are in proportion suit the times a16 If
~ TOOTE-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, BY Dr. E!ENSING,S
LOOIH-dCHE ELIXIR, or no charge. az Office
NO 80 baronne street. 4th door above Common
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~. NEW RLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1910

Es- Lieut.. Harlstein of the U. S. Navy has re-
ceived orders from the Navy Department, to take
command of the U. S. Mail steamer Falcon. She
was TO leave New York on the Goth May with the
mails for the Pacific. Her recent trip from Ha-
vana to New York is the shortest passage on record
being accomplished in 4 days and S hours from the
" Moro" to the Quarantine, S. |. She left Havana
on the 18th May, at halfpas 3 P. NJ, and arrived
on the night of the 10th at half.past O'Clock.
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OF Elisha Reese has been arrested at Macon,
Ga, for an atrocious murder. He had been sutton
TO widow lady, Mrs. Pratt, and being rejected
made threats of violence, which induced her father
to get out peace warrant. Reese Immediately
sought out the father and assaulted him. and on the
daughter interfering, shot her dead.
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COINAGE OF GOLD DoLLARs.-The Philadel-
phia Ledger says: T" We understand that orders
are in this city, offering our brokers two per cent
premium for gold dollars. A deposit of $1,000 of
foreign gold was made at the mint day before yes
terday, for coinage into dollars but the deposition
was informed that, SO busy were the officers and
colners that dollars could not be made for him in
less than TWO weeks. If this is true, there would
seem to be some reason for mint at New York"
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r1 The funeral services of Dr. Holmes. who
was drowned in the bay the other day, were per-
formed on Thursday night. The body was wrap
ped In flag and was attended to the grave by de.
fachments of the Mobile Cadets and Fusliers and
also large body of seanen from the United States
surveying squadron. DR.. Holmes was very ac.
complished and amiable genteman-and had seen
much active service, although yet young man.
ne formed part of the noble exploring expedition
OF capt; Wilkes, and at the time of his death was
engaged under Lieut.. Patterson lin the coast survey
He has left a wife and children, to whom he was
fondy and devotedly attached.-Mobile Herald.
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POINT CLE.4R, BALDWLN co UNTY Ella.
HAVING been leased by the undersigned viii be A
l. the first Of lime, for the nte-tauneut i
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS 1x
This establishment beautifully located side of
MOBILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
OF Mexico The water this point be,rg Arrays clear
and sat- (with depth of six feet within fifty yad. he
shore) and having firm white sand boom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sen bathing.
Biue-tsh, Pompano Spanish Mackeel and all other i.h
peculiar to this latitude abound in the immediate gieny
OF the Hotel Never failing Springs, convenient dis
lance, furnish abundant supply of PURE WATER.
The building is entirely new-pIes font the South
of $50 feet and affords ample for 200 per
sons. The rooms are large and airy
safe and c0mnodou vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cear-Passage so cents
The rate of Board will be $40 Week payable in all
cases Deetg, Deductions made for families remaining the
season. COmmuni atoms this subject addressed tina
undersigned, at Mobile, will be promptly amended to-
GEO. Il. CLlTHERAIL,
Mobile Ala Nav IT, IS49 mvI9 I'm Tes.as
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
saNHE subscribers have Just received an additional s
4 supply ofveIy superior Gold and Silver Watches tSsa
with Hunting Cases of NJ [ Tobias. RoskelI and e.
gGdfe4s T:td rich Iewey latest styles Fine
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rines
&c Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected BY
one OF the firm the European markets consisting Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Reticue and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Castor, Candlestieks Double and Single Barrel
Guns, Pistols Revoivers. Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
NC. for sale at mode rate prices, by
je21 HYDE s. GOODRICH, Is Cbsrfes If
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aansh = -E1enements-.4n od Moo Pat dopncIht
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r. A. TYLER, 80 GIMP s., has constantly on llaud
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of ali isSA
the best makers .Also-Fob, Vest &
- and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thmbes Buckles, &c Fine Bracelets Brooches.
Casters. Cups Pitchers, Trays, Plated Casors Tea Sets
Candlestcks. Urns rich Fancy Goods Lubn.s fine Per.
with great variety of other articles too
numeous to mention. AEo-sPECfA Giles with Gold
SILVER Shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye:P roectors, ETC. etc. constantly hand and
lifted to suit the eye 1T short notice mis-
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FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH
lave lnst received smsa 10 o1 O. fins and Ne
which will offer very low.
Also. In store, fine assortment OF SILK HATS ~
of all qualities. Also. few of LEG HORN HATS
white and eoored cheap, 10 Gaver street M stair,
corner of Tchoupioulas st. BOOTH
apps New Jersey Hat Manufaefurey
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FOR CALIFORNIA

FOR CALIFORNIA.
lust received by the subscribers supply of COLTS
y REVOLVER and U. S. YAUGER RI--sssso
FILES. Also-Genuine Dernger Pistols, Riied *
Belt Pistols, short and heavy Double Guns -
Bowie Knives. Pocket Compasses, Percussion ZnIzcA
Caps Drinking Flasks Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts etc etc
For sale by
mhl0 HYDE & GOODRICH Is Charities at
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the wing nomination for Congress, from the First
Congressional District, proves to be unfounded
He accepts, in the following letter, which we copy
from the Bee of yesterday. Is there not something
odd in the use of the word gratuitously, which we
have Italicised
NEW ORLEANS, May 25, 1919.
Genhemen- as do. the honor conferred
Congressional District but the regret
that am mainly indebted for to the generous withdrawal
OF candidates to whom JudclOusy deserved prefer
ence shown by the Delegation their First Convention
&c lacked SC s Of 80 5 eu h ss
OF the delegation at the first nesting would be all
formation of this preference verbally and subsequently
by letter, authorized one of the delegation withdraw my
surprised receiving the nomination and could only
count for by the absence of the delegate om the second
Your favor, informing of the nomination, re;
sickness Of family has kept for several weeks
soon as their situation permitted returned to the city DEEM
until after convesng with many Of the prominent Wings Of
the district, the result of that Intercourse would de-
Finding their opinions favorable although fear TOO san
ability to dcbaTFs efficiently the rssponabe das
de,yo 1l!1, upon on me should be elected
joty of the people of the district will be my pleasure and
duty 10 give the administration of the distinguished citizen
dency my cordial and active support it is the fist
time {and the fact should highly apPeciaed) that
State has had the honor of giving President the Union
and her high minded and patriotic citizens, is be hoped
VIII scarcely tolerate serious opposition her Pres
dent and this before he has committed any forfeit that
confidence they have SO gratufousv bestowed him.
They must give his administration fair trial before they
condemn hm-any other woald be as unjust
The President poweess, unless he has majority Of his
friends in Congress who will sustain him by their
carving out the principles and policy sanctioned by the
people when they elevated him the office which he fills
and will fill, with distn rushed honor himself and salts
faction to the entire Union. Assuredly the election of
Congress opposed to him would be total prostraon his
administration in advance, by the very reope who but
few months since elected him, and prejudgng and
demu alton of him before opportunity aforded put
into operation any OF the principles laid down
his inaugural address,
Such would not only be grossly inconsistent on the
OF the people, but characterized by not
to be expected from their demon OF unfaeng
confidence ia his sound judgment pure patriotism and
sulled valor.
am, respectfully, dear sirs. your obedent servant
o. p. JACKSON
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WATCHES-JEWELRY,

M H. MEi Err No. 100 CAMP street. Watch 70
t.EHNS, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. e
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BIRTHS ExTRAoRDINARY-Mrs. Moore, of 1919
Washington Market Place, Philadelphia, was on
the 18th inst. delivered of four children .all boys
OF good and regular size. The third one was born
dead, but the rest are lively and hearty. Her age
n29-that of her husband 81, and they have been
married less than year. The lady was formerly
married to Mr.. Bell, and she presented him,
hrst, with two little Bells second, with one and
, M' with three. OF this flock, three have died.
More than FIVE hundred people, mostly women,
visited the mother on the 18th inst.
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OF DIR. Coolidge, who was in prison in Maine,
under sentence for the murder of a man named
Matthews, has committed suicide He had been
convicted on the testimony of one Flint, his own
student, who had been prevailed upon by him to
conceal the murder of Matthews and conceal the
body. 1t appears that he had, while in prison. con-
cocted scheme to kill Flint, on the superstition
that his own case might be benefited by fixing on
fllnt the imputation of suicide, and placing near
nm confession that he, and not Coolidge, had
murdered Matthews. The scheme was managed
with fellow prisoner who was soon to be Liberated
But tne warden of the Prison discovered the plot.
and Coolidge, In fit of despair, DESTROYED himself
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GOSHEN BUTTER-3O kegs at l5c. per ID
VI HERRING and CODFISH-300 boxes Cedar Tubs
CLOTHES LlNES-l00 doz. Scrubbng Brushes, 50 doz.
SEGARS RS 0C9 90n TOBACCO7lOo packages.
WESTERN BUTTER-300 kegs, low. for export.
For sale by E. j. HART Il CO.
my23 % TchoupiiOuas II
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I" Drayton and Sayres, indicted at Washing
ton City, for being parties to the abduction of ne
groes by the Pearl, have both been convicted.
The larceny indictments against Drayton were
abandoned. The two culprts were then tried and
found guilty of Transporting upwards of seventy
slaves, belonging to different owners, from the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. The court sentenced Drayton
TO pay fine of $40 and costs in each case. and
Sayres, in like manner, to 500 and costs in each
case-both to be imprisoned until the fines are paid
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COLTS REPEATING CARBINES
JUST received, few of COLTS (Six Shooting) RI
u FILES or CARBINES, with all the necessary imple
mentsi Cap Primer Powder Flask MOuds for Bullets
Shoulder STRAPS. They well adapted the wants OF
adventures to California which Offered for sale by
myl1 I'm N. BRADNER SMITH, SO Grayier st.
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CARROLLTON HOTEL.


TIVE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
N have Just taken the above. ntioned establish. %
ment with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys ;
Billiard Room. Ice Cream Saloon, etc. etc, apperai III
ing thereto; and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable Improvements therein they are
now prepared 10 receive and accommodate Permanent and
ransient BoardeTs 1t almost useless expafiate the
numerous attractions to he found the ,snolon Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the esab
iIshmept second to in the South possessing
does; almost untvaed scenery and the artificial helps of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and flowers are snch
as are no where t. he found in the vicinity of New Orleans
AS place OF temporary rusiicaton-as from the
noise hustle and of city eit merits than ordi
notice from the vster
The undersigned apprse the the public that their LarGe
will always be o1nd well supplied with the choice quail
ties OF Game Fish ETC.; and they laid IN finely
soed stock Of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner Supper, Chance Repass private parties at
the shortest possible notice.
The underened therefore atter themselves that in adj.
ton to their assduous efforts please the beauty of
the location its sslubrous here the with which
be had their by railroad render
the Carolton Hotel the desirable OF all resoIt
for the citizens of New Orleans.
ANGELL CHANDLER.
TT For terms of Board etc. inquire al the Panien
Hotel. or at the Hotel in Carroton Co. A. AsshLL
ap9 If CHS. CBANpLER n
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

1he oholera-Ceansing the Fire P0ints-.appoiatento of
-EJcitements-.4n old Mob pat do1n-THe
search TOR SIR John FIGnktin-7 fraud California
EmtgrdntS-C0mpiiment to the late Postmaster.
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MY SALES-ROOM may be found few oases Of
"A fine Moleskn Hats some very handsome silk RI
Hats great variety OF common Silk HAT, Reaver
lTabsnd BLACK fashionable B. B. Russia CaIifor ~
nj buena VISTA and Plantation Hats. ALo-A choice
Panamas All OF which just received and for sale low
for cash approved paper WIN BOOTH Hafer
mhlo corner of Gravier and Tchoupitoulas sts
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HOTELS. &c.
Bay ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

20 I 81. LOUIS HOTEL.
sNHlS Esab hment having been epaired and nsulv f,
nlshed: WI he opened on the Goth of NAV for he -.
SKINNER at easant Watering Place The nnd., III
SIGNED have purchased this property permanent resi-
Inc best Cooks stewards and Servants engaged ind no
pleasant and agreeabe. tmy2 6m] G. LEWIS n n
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BILOXI HOUSE.

NHlS establishment will be opened for the reeeption of
Il tisiters on TUESDAY. May tn. The premises -
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now Ejf
offers Inducements to in search of heath X
fort or pleasure equal if not SUPERIOR any public house
the sea coast II central position The
and delightful village of Bilox-of fiom New
Orleans The sward front OF the over two
acres in width and shaded by great number of oak
magnolia and mulberry The table viii be supplied
with the luxuTes OF the and of the New Dreams
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Rom supplied with the best Wines and
Llq uors also good Billiard Table.
Persons wsh,eg to secure rooms will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward Their communications By
the Biloxi packets there but U s. mail per eek
my15 John w NIXON
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps.

TO BLOCK-MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERS
DATENT Roller Bushed Shelves, 3tO IL inches;
Do. Roller Bushings, for Shievesi
Do. Iron Strapped Blocks, all sizes.
For sale low by SAM. LOCKE, and Front Leyee
mv10 Between CustomhOuse and Bienville SIS,
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III GRApIER Street, bet1een 81. Charles and Cargn
deLet Streets-Oe door from the Of Cdrondelet ST.
M RS; WILSON, Gate of q Bienve streei, } raspect
I'VE fully informs her friends and the public gen aray -
that she continues in the above eligible location Mn?
HOUSE thoroughly e6ed and prepa red for the accomn,o
daton Of gentlemen exclusively; Grateful for past patron
venlence OF her and contin Of
NJ 1y d&W
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CrOckery China and Glassware,

P. r. FELL g. CO-84 Common ST., New o.. cans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
fs4R Lamps Plated and Britannia Casters, Can-SR
~ destoks Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters etc. ~
* Goods will be offered low prices. and when -
or the County. packed in the safest manner. mh22 en-
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

-.,,, . " ROnd
fNHE under sued has just reed and oDened the above
welI-knowa and avoriie establishment and in A.
tends to make H. in respect worthy Of the pat esssd
of his friends and those who wish TO en- EshlH
pleasant drive OF the elegant sanhrous ra
treats in the couy. The gardens and grounds vi be kept
IN the best order he viii have boats all times keep
MS table supplied with the nny tnbe fresh ocean
nome he vii also be ael times supplied with every de-
crpnon oil wild and all the delicacie that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice hauors and
WINES with good lemonade foi his TEN perance inends-
Come one. come all - Td1l eml IAN IIcEDK
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-10

CONSTRUCTIVE MILEAss.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Courier and Enqui-
rer says that Mr.. Comptroller, WarrTLrsEY has ne
toed the spurious claim for Constructive mile
age" II is thus stated:
II seems that claim came up in usual form, for
S4O,O 200, paid by A. Dickens, ESQ.,, clerk Of the
Senate, Tor "cJnst-netiye mileage" in attendance
at the special Executive session in March last,
and that every member Of the Senate, save three,
received pay. Who those three sTeI have not
learned, farther than that General Cass Is one.
Mr. Whitt.esey, after full deliberation, was oi
opinion that the claim ought not TO be allowed.
Feariug, however, that The Administration might
regard this as an InopPortune occasion for such
action ts might displease the Senate, he stated
the ease TO the President, through Mr. Clayton, snc
added the remark that, il II was not thoOght prop
or TO act in accordance with his lMr. WIS., con
yictions, he wouId resign the COMPREHENSIVE.
=, The Presid ents prompt and characteristic reply
was, "Tell Mr.. Whit,esey to do what 10 right, ant
let the consequences take care Of themselves. v
The claim was Immediately rejected.
Mr. Dickens has his remedy against the honora
BILE Senator's and il lie to be hoped thas they vii
immediately ''make restitution"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-10

TEE EvrEcrs or CHAIx upos Isos.-Lsisly q
lot of Eaglish scrsp iron vss sold here, ssrivs,
at full prices UEon its reception, n wss found
that il had been sto wed 10 the hold viii some chalk
over II, which had marked Il considerably. In con-
sequence the pure hasers refused 10 receive IA, -
irnn when thus eh&lked viii not weld together, and
il was to-day sold ut auction q considssshls Do
cline.-Bos Nzv.
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>-GjrJas H. Cassiday. who murdered Hefferman'
at 81 Louis, some time since, has been senten'
csd 70 BE- hxnsx on the 2ist Of December next