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CLAIMS AGAINST MExICo-Mr. Clayton, the
Secretary Of State, gives notice that the new Board
Of Commissioners will meet in the city of Washing
ton on Monday, the 10th inst, to receive and ex-
anime all claims of citizens of the United States
npon the Republic of Mexico, which are provided
for by the treaty with Mexico, and which may be
presented to the said Board of Commissioners, and
to decide thereon according to the provisions of the
uaid treaty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-The compliment
tary benefit to Mr.. Jamison will take place this
evening at the American Theatre We hope and
expect to see crowded house, as Mr.. Jamison is a
gentleman who possesses more than ordinary claims
on the New Orleans public. During the time he
has been performing here, we have come to con.
slider him one of our finest actors, and his constant
efforts to please have rendered him favorite. Let
no one fail to attend tonight, who can possibly 60
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Mr.. POLK AT MEMPHIs.-Mr. Polk arrived at
Memphis at O'Clock on Tuesday morning last. At
day-break, the firing of cannon announced his
presence, and the committee of reception repaired
70 the boat and extended to him, on behalf of the
citizens, an invitation to partake of the hosptal
ties of the city. At o'clock he was escorted
through the principal streets of the town to the
Navy Yard, and from thence to the Gayoso, where
he was welcomed, on behalf Of the citizens gener-
ally, by Mr.. Spencer flanagan, formerly United
States Senator for Tennessee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

ST. CHARLES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good house
last night greeted Dan Marbles third appearance
Dan is just the man for these times; he is a
remedy for blues. The St. Charles theatre is a
pleasant retreat of nights-clean, cool and COM
Portable. man can't do better than lay out his
dollar or half dollar for few hours of cheerful re-
creation: he will sleep the better for it. Dan
appears tonight as Yankee and a sailor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

IMPORTANT FROM MARAcAIBo. = Insults to
America.-The bark Irma, Capt. Warner, arrived
at Philadelphia on the Ath ut.. with advices from
Maracaibo to the I'd March. The Bulletin says:
" From Capt. w. we learn that on the 22d of Feb
ruary, all the American vessels in port hosted their
flags. The government authorities, however, i'm
mediately ordered them all to be lowered, and the
orders were complied with from the circumstance
of there being no American vessel of war in port
to induce greater respect to our flag. The British
ex-vice Consul also, in honor of the day, hoisted
his flag, which had to be taken down, and he was
fined 800. No class of foreigners was con-
temptuousy treated by the authorities at Maracabo
rs were the Americans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILRoADSThe
receipts this road, for the eleven months ending
the LIST of January last, were S2l4,377 70, while
the expenses for the same period were $122 260 Is,
showing profit of $92.l1 So. or nearly fourteen
Per cent on the capital. Several improvements Of
importance have been made along the line Of the
road, and the prospects Of future profits are remark
ahly flattering.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

o. The Governor of Massachusetts has refused
to commute the punishment of Washington Goode,
for the murder of Thomas Harding, and has ap-
pointed the 25th of May the day of execution.
The execution will take place within the walls of
the Boston prison.
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ANOTHER GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.-The folio

HNVIHHN S'nEA 7 hf1H 1oH = Hc IOIf0'S1I s
card appeared in the Boston Journal:
young man. named Alexander Cleay, employed in this
office folds papers at the of Thirty five per minute with
three folds twenty nine per minute with four folds and
twenty six per min with five folds. With little
ton he has folded, in consecutive minutes by the
watch sixy-sx papers of the aforementioned size. Who
can beat this =! When paper was worked an Ad.
ans press" the of thousand twelve hundred
impressions per hoar he could easily fold all the papers
fast worked He declines entering into competition with
our double Napier however thinking that four thousand
papen per hour is too great odds against him.
The following reply and proposition is published
in the New York Herald
To .4IeI. Cearv, of the Boston Epening Journal:
Having noticed statement of the extraordinary per.
designed believing can I be beat desires the
abilities Of the said Alex Ceary and therefore proposes to
fold Give olds for one hour upon sheet the of the
Herald for $500 sde to take place in one month from this
date paying the ASA q The . sad Alex CsaTy to h;
greater number Of papers, or greater amount Of money.
if desired. F. @. MEGAREy. N. Y. Herald Office.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.-The
late Congress having passed an act increasing the
medical staff of the army, a medical board for the
examination of candidates for the appointment of
assistant surgeons, will be convened in New York
about the first of May next and will continue in
session for month or longer. Candidates between
twenty-one and twenty-eight years Of age, should
make application to the Secretary of War, with
proper testimonials
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

THE REPuBLIc.-Ths, says the Baltimore Sun
is the name given the new steamship to be launched
in few weeks, which is to run between Baltimore
and Charleston.
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MURDER.-On the evening of the 18th ult., Mr..
Neil Smith was killed by Mr.. Richard v. Elliott,
at Hunts grocery store, ten or twelve miles below
Camden, on the Alabama river
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o. Parson Brownlow, the editor of the Jones'
borough Wing, writing from Washington, says
"Since it 10 understood that am not one of the
fifty and large odd thousands of creeping, syco-
phantic and unfortunate ofice-seekers, with which
the city abounds, am regarded here as rather a
clever sort of man than otherwise" q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

The OLYMPIc.-The lovers of fun will ex-
perience treat by visiting this amusing little
domice this evening. Jennings, the famous clown,
will perpetrate some OF his choicest jokes, and the
whole company, equestrians and others, will ap-
pear in selection of new entertainments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

rs> A bill is now before the Legislature of New
York, giving the corporation of New York City
the right to charge wharfage upon goods, in order
to reimburse the city for its outlay in building the
Wharyes and piers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

OF Joseph Mayo, of Richmond, Va, though
well pleased with his name, is asking the citizens
of that place to add an to it, by making him their
chief officer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

o. The Bank at Plymouth, Mass, was broken
open the night of the Goth ult but the safe was
not touched
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o. James Copeland, one of the gang of ruf1ians
who so long infested South Alabama, was on Sat-
urday arrested and brought to Mobile by person
named Smith.
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PARTNER WANrED.-We would call atten-
lion Of business men to the advertisement signed
Fulton" From personal acquaintance, we can
recommend the advertiser in the. highest terms /;
and feel very confident that the business would
prove profitable Investment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

o. Gen. John Mason, the son of, as Thomas
Jefferson said, one of the 'wisest statesmen that
Virginia ever bred" died in Fairfax county, Va,
ON the 10Th inst, aged SO.
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Gr Mr.. Blackwell, late of the National Hotel,
of Washington City, has failed, it is said, for up
wards of sixty thousand dollars. Grocers, butch
ers, and wine merchants. are among his creditors,
and his whereabouts are not known-Ndt. Int.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

HEALTH OF MoBILE.-The Mobile Tribune
says that city is becoming distressingly healthy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

n~I In Concord, N. H.. Henry Larkin wa
poisoned by tincture of aconite, which he sup
posed to be brandy. He lived but few minute
after drinking IL
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o. On the Both ult the river was falling at
Natchez
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

ns- John A. Meredith, is the wing candidate fol
Mayor of Richmond, Va.
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o. Doves, the suspected forger of the draft on
Amos Cove, of Cincinnati, was arrested at Pitts
burg on the 18th ut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

Dcs- Mr.. Simon Shaffer, of New York, was killed
on the Erie Railroad on the 21st ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

n1- We thank the officers of the Belle Key fol
late river papers.
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90 The Marine telegraph, at Boston, has beer
closed for want Of. support. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

ns-J. G. Potts (whig) has been elected Mayor Of
Galena. Illinois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

DRowNED.-Five negroes, in attempting to cross
the river at Wilmington, N c., to Point Peter, in
a small fatboat, on the 22d ult., were upset, and
two were drowned.
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-A>e-
Dietl:
DOLLAR GOLD PEN

good GOLD PEN and Silver Case, with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLAR These Pens guaranteed and should the points
off by fair the purchaser exchange the Pen for
out extra charge The price at which these Pens
sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens
Sold BY GUINNESS g. BUSH, IL Camp ST
nn2 62dn Dealers IN Gold Pens,
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n0G LOST

DOG 1OSYs
SRTAYED from Camp strsse near Julia, small TER
ear: and tail about months old. with COLLAR on S
it, liberal reward viii be paid 10 whesvef viii return the
same to mo- c. d. BUNCE,
ap2l Premium Hat Store, 90 Csnal It.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

90 Benjamin F. Thompson, author of the His.
tory of Long Island, died in New York week be.
fore last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

OF Joseph Besson, Clerk of the county Of Hun
terdon, N. j., died at his residence in Pennington,
lately.
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See Third Page for Cry News, &c

"a BY the following telegraphic dispatch it will
seen that the telegraph to the South West Pass is
in operation:
Tslssraphsd to the Union Towboat Company.
SOUTH WEST Pass. April 2, 2P.M.-Belor. coming
Ap-Br ship Orleans; Sp. brig and two sch unknown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03

LOUISIANA STATE BANK.-In the Fourth District
Court yesterday Monday morning, the arguments
of counsel were heard on the rule obtained by Mr..
Grima, few days ago, in behalf ofintervenors, on
the plaintiff and defendant, to show cause why
Auditors should not be appointed to report on the
assets of the Bank and their proximate value on
the 5th February. Messrs Grima and Pierce ap-
peared in support of the rule; the Attorney Gene
raj on the part of the State and Mr. Grymes in be-
half of the new Directors. The Court was occu-
pied about two hours with the arguments of coun-
sel. The Court made the rule absolute, and d.
yected each party to appoint their experts by 10
O'Clock to-day Tuesday; in default, the Court
TO appoint them,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-03
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE

All New M aterials of the Latest Style
-sos--
EF The propeor of the Daily Crescent" would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they have added
JOB OFFICE their eabshmentand prepared
all kinds of printing the faporabe TERMS viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
every style.
All maeasType, Presses entirely new and
the which will enable them
to be surpassed this city The
foundry Messrs. R. foe g. Co.. NewYok, sure
guaranty of their excencehe type the well known
dries Me George Bruce Co. and John T. White and
been selected with great adapt to the business wants
this
Died:
On Monday morning, at II o'clock, JOHN N. JOHNSON.
T His friends and acquantances respectfully invited to
residence Charles
Grod streets, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
Thursday evening" 22d ul the residence Mr. George
Barrett Alexandra, Gwinn Harris ESQ.,, Mr. THOMAS H.
CULBERsON, Of that place, to Miss JULIA ANN WHATLEY
of Catahoula Parish
tE Leotures-For the Benefit Of an Asylum for the
Relief of Destitute Females-AT ARMoRY HALL.-Four
the Antiquities and Settlement of America illustrated by
Paintings and Diagrams by Collection of sculpmed of
the Mexcan, will be delivered by the Of the Com
mtee benefit Asylum the Relief Destitute Females
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS the
9h h 18th and 18th of April being the conclusion of the
Series. II Gee Programme M. M. COHEN,
r,.,o, JAMES SAUL
l'p'"S B. NJ NORMAN,
CHAS. GARDINER Treasurer. Committee ON Lectures.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-The theatrical season at
the American closes tonight with the compliment
tary benefit to Mr.. G. w. Jamison, gentleman who
possesses talents of high order, and has exerted
himself successfully to obtain the cordial approba-
tion of our pIay-goen. Mr.. Jamson has taken
high rank in his profession, and has ever been
ready to crafty the audiences which, nightly, have
graced the American. We hope he will have a
bumper at parting. Tonight Mr.. Jamison will
play the part of Julian 81. Pierre, in Sheridan
Knowles admired play of "The Wife," and in
addition, numerous attractions will be offered.
The programme is decidedly rich, and ought to
draw the biggest kind of crowd. During the sea-
son now rapidly approaching its termination, the
Manager has been untinng in his efforts to please
and has given us many novelties, the more highly
10 be priced in the present languid state of the
legitimate drama. We regret that the season it SO
near its close, but hope that it has not been an
profitable one to the enterprising Manager.
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arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES r. Taylor Ark; Major Csskil, y A. W
CAPT Albums, n Clifton, A Hasen. HEDGES, La
vERANDAH ,..E M Greene, N Y; NJ Greenwsy, Busncs
Ayrs Mr. inda Miss Mnnd. Mis-; 1uar A'i H1hsa
Hzheim, Miss; A Lswher, Ga; 8 A Harvn Haivn. -,
PLANTERS G Smith, Jr Ship Palmetto Mr. Morley, ~
Austin, Ala Reeves Pa r Moby, Taylor w rasen' Z
Mlroy Alfalfa, Miss; Lee, c; Foley. Ga; Anen'
Armstrong.
HEWLETT,s Nv Robinson, Ala; Drake, A A Drake, La.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

tE The prevalence Of the Cholera in the city the early
the has placed the undersigned the position of Others
With large stock of goods hand and the fol- them
over, they offer their entire stock of
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices to accord with the and
Those Fine Clothing cheap cash
respectfully invited call goods prices.
fy20 2dptf THOMPSON & NIXON. a Canal st.
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To Planters and Builders

A BROWN & co Dealers in all kinds Of UNI
a. BER-Cypress White and Yellow Pine. Mahogany
ellis ami Bauster. Lath Sand and Fire Brick-320 Maya
zine street, New Orleans. STEAM SAW-MlLL
Natchez Miss.
EY Ordsrs for all kinds of CYPR LUMBER, delivered
notice sp3 1yd 3mW
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DAGUBRRE0TYPE.
nFAnTTIREls nAnmERnEnTvpH-

7 M. woad respectfully return thpnk fer patton.
- age bestowed hm since he 6rst had the honor Of
iatroducinR the DAGUERREOTYPE int0 NswOFlsans,
i've ago duug which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the FAR IN oenpenno4 with Others taken BY
the beat OpeTat0um New ork and he awarded the
f Premium. No speomsns exhibited at his establishment
but those tak0n By himself M assures he pnbcthnt b
portraits viii continue 70 be what they always hdTe been
khe 1Esr. His long experience, and constant practice
ahe best Inducements dsgrOu instruction the
beautiful Genuine VOgtlandeT Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city ell other aEtieeH the same;
Pl1tss at e psr dozen Scoyia No for e2 aguatAned
the best pe made in the United Etass Cases 90 Is and
se3 6li New York Cameras at al8
= ~ Orders from the country promptly attended
- Entrance No. 6CAMP street.
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hi rer,op, i,hpa % = Drao1Es rpIANo FoRTEI

A LII reasons wishing TO procure our PLANO FORTES
n in the EewQnesns market, either with Si55sr4zs
without the dEOlian Attachment, in. ~
formed that VIM 7: MAYO No. s Camp1 n iii ~ n
street, il duly authorized Agent for thatd x
city and is fully authorized to SELL at Boston pices, h
only freight and insurance added and TO receive orders for
any description Of instruments manufactured by Us, leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the # not salts
factory on their arrival in NewOdoans; Every instrument
sold as above warranted by u.s. and to he exchanged,
without the purchaser if not fdun satisfactory after
rial Each instrument viii in future be qeg0mpan.ed with
m invoice az curb OSTON CASH PRICES which may
be by every purchaser il inquired lOrWe have the
exclusive right, and the only maqutgc!ge n Boston,
Of lie Patent HtOIIAN ATTACHMENT. We manu
iacture the Seven Octave GRAND ElANO -FORIES,
with and without bhe H.oliau Attachment
+ GlLBEST Il Co 400 Washington ST.
Bosfon. Catcher "a 1913. sl9 I'm
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November Election.
N1AHoRALTY on NEW ORLEANS.

We - Z a. y u1cAAt
SITTING OK THURSD4Y, liza OCTOBER, 1919.
Resoloea That for the election to be held on the first
Mondsy in November nex the polls shall be held at the
following CommiSsoneTs and Clerks
First Precinct:
At Fire Engine House Nc y Religions street Race
street. aeSJames Ross, Geo A Risk Philip
Kammer.. : tsrks---Jame;s White, Thomas Berry.
Degfanges Hall, Nayade street. near the Horse tstion
Macs cieyfs & Go iB fb6s Oha''
Third Precincg:
AZ th9 FatoP School Housa CoanTigsiog.rsc1J A.
fetds' NInlam Emerson ID. Donoyan''.. Cterfs-C w.
Fourth Precinct:
t gekgS u R' Ess s. K TSHs
Cierks-G. w WhtsRsad b r. Calder . - ''-'''
Flttb PTscinct:
AT Fire Engine Hegse No 2, FhchoupitOnlas srree!
Feiah i@ DOG ''''' Van WICK Richard
At tho Hall of Louidana Hose Company, Csrondelet
gIest.. c0api3s srs-R Skies 3. Kaqsg, samuel
SeUeRh Precinct:
az Arthur O'DOanels Coffee house, corner of PoYdas
aud Circus Streets mlssfORerS-inaldO BauiseF, h
MeLyaine Walter Nicol... Clerks-John W. TaJloff
Eiglth Precinct
At the Cont Street Hole Cont street. between Levse
MAJ SnaI Re5s So5is Io9f sS
Ninth Precinct.
At the Second Ward Coffee house, corner Of Marais and
u story, PaliioS Shields CeTEs@H. Fostef J. W.
Tenth Precinct;
AT Hampers Coffee Ct Eo1oI'o end 9a
Van Osten ]. u. Hamper Clerks--Gusaye Jaquet L.
Eleventh Precinct:
At Patqrzo Coffee house, Orleans Theatre Com mis-
CterEs-E. A. Mchei A9gusts Bean
I'Delfh Precinct
At the Market Coffee house corner MaIsis and Orleans
BaP2 ss I2 6o R Rs15s Ed0aara Plan
Thirteenth Precinct
At the Fine Engine House No 4 Hospital street. between
Bourbon and Royal streets COmahgsi0HGrsJ " GOur-
dam Jules CaEsard H. Clausen. .CleTkS-J, Dolhonde
Fourteenth Preciact
- At mOntegut Coffee house. corner Bayou Road and ST.
Claude. aissionsrgM Baraett, ST. J, B. Coulter
A. DupTs. -. Gerks-O De F,aoheT, RenG ThCard.
Fifteenth Precinct:
At Mascara Colee-house, corner Of Union and Good
John GuesnOn GerkS- Eugene Saes, John BELOW.
SIXTEENTH Precinct:
AT A. Faves, q9tuerof Tont and Bayou Road, Com
7ntsstoners--J; Bermudez, j. Nj. Lucullu. 7, G. Rap
pier, .CterkS-E. COQuet, Z, Yannier
SeOenteeHtd PreciHet
AT the Washington Hotel, at Mnebqtg.. Commits
St9RerS-E r.. Kennedy, A. ONel, John Eafhart.,
Cierks-Heniy Dart, John Jacobs.
Eighteenth Precinct:
AT u. Demos Cotiee-house, eomeE eELeyce and Spain
Michael Aine.. rks-dony McClessan Joseph lfaoeG
NIaeteeHth Precinct:
AZ the Mexican Gul Railway Depot Commissioners
J, H. Gillespie r. /. GAS, Joseph Peafce " Clerks
Tt0eaiisd Precinct
At the Of CssaealYO and Monegut street, opposite
r Barren Bosontaine, ]. h. Nienne. Clerks-EdOuaid
Tr6m6, John Laidlaw.
1{0eatyfrst Precinct
AT Joseph MaIets Cofeahoue. the Sugar Refinery
II Cook JACQUES CharbOnne +,
-, :, VIM g, ToMPRINs, President.
Csisned 5 So s''99''' 4. i D. URossMAN, Mayor.
A
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nor THE BENEFIT or THE AFFLICTED.-
kgOwing the extreme hazard which sGan geFs run il
consulting Phy,cans FOR the cure Of private diseases
owing TO the utter disqualification of those who profess
70 cure such ceses desm 20 he nothing bat sn act OF
kiudpsH towards the unfortunately afflicted as well a sheer
justice 10 DT. MULLEN, No. 80 CUsTUMH0usE srRFET,
% state that IN the ytsI 1916 was sOrey afflicted with Eyph
lie, in ia wont and most appalling OrR and tor several
months together under the best regular potc
could obtain in New Orleans without being al benefit
ted--indsed grew worse. Al length heard Of Dr. Mul
lens great reputation. applied TO him. and 10 ny RTeb
OF, in three weeks he restored pereo health
jylbtf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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A G. AINsWORTH, NO T.aRYP UBLTC and CON.
IA MISSIONER OF DEED s for epsry State IN tie
CAlels x .OEEIds-N9 90 CAMP STREET, New Orleans;
dotgages Drawn, and all Documents and lnstuments of
Whiting Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
any part Of the UNITED STATES.
a. Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all of General ysTage Partial Loss correctly
stated aud promptly arranged. mh26 1yd&W
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FHNQ THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL;DIs
EAEES.Ihe reputation of The writer so well sstab.
hhed that all that sneCesaay TO those who have been
% unfortunate as TO have contracted Uay huIe dread
tu diseases known and called Secret Diseases any par 81
h9uVanous forms Is that the writer, after success
tai practice OF tWeptgsl years, confined strictly yensIs
esst and Diseases OF the Blood (hayRg treated and re.
iev6d many hundreds who were pat all Ho9o many OF
whom had been under the regiment qfemneat physicians
without receiving beneft is enabled Offer you po
lively asB, certain and speedy Should gEy OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement tbey
Wouid do well to call at No. SO CUsTOHHvuFE STREET
bs0Ie Supplying elsewhere, aud avaih he beat
Bi5tf b. II MULLEN So Cusi0I7 houve Al