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o. With one single gross exception, the streets
in Paris are as clean as in London the public con-
veyances much better; their drivers are much
better dressed, and the uoitres and carriages much
cleaner. The driver being always required TO give
you his number card when you enter, and the
tables of fares being posted up in the carriage, you
are secure against imposition. The omnibuses are
so wide that you can get 10 and out wahout crowd
ing your neghbors and there al, iron bar or strap
overhead to steady your passage. Besides they are
always lighted at night.-C oimaa's Letters
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ANONYMOUS LETTER TRIALs.-The trial OF Isaac
A. Briggs, who was recently arrested in New York
for sending letters to VIM B. Astor, threatening his
life, unless he cent the writer $25 600 in secret
way, is row progressing in New York. The evil
dence seems conclusive against him. MI. Miller,
his wife and Miss Jane Struihers, his niece, have
also been arrested in New York for writing anony-
nous letters to Mr.. Hoyne and his wife, and to
the lady in whose house they boarded. The object
of the letters was to make Mr.. II. think his wife
an improper person. and to make Mrs. H. think her
husband ditto, while the landlady was led to the
belief that both were bad
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SHIP BUILDIsG AT BATH.-Ten ships Of large a
class now the stocks at Bath, Maine. all be-
longing to different owners. Messrs. Trufant &
Croker, one of 1000 tons, w. V. Il o. Moses, J..
H. Mcclellan and T.. D. Robinson and others, one
each of 600 tons; G. F. & J. Patten, have one of
800 tons John Henry. one of 700; Thomas Har-
ward, one of 500; Hall 81 Jewell, one of 500 );
John Smith, one of $50. All are to be of the
the first class, and when fitted up for sea will not
cost much less then $50 per ton-making an item
Of expenditure in that enterprisng city of SAT- goo
for them alone. Boston Courier.
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FIRES IN THE New BRUNSWICK WooDs-Very
serious fires are raging in the woods, which have
caused much damage. St. john has been so thickly
enveoped in smoke that it has been impossible to
discern objects at even short distance, owing to
the fires which are raging in the woods in the
vicinity. At Black river number of dwelling
houses and barns have been consumed. At Grand
Lake number of mills have been destroyed, and
the destruction of property in the provinces will,
We fear, be very great.
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A CIVILIZED lNDIAN.-Among the notables
now in the country. is CONWAY, or Kah.ge-gah-
bow-ah, the Ojsbwa Chief He IL described in the
Charleston Evening News, az q fine specimen of
the Northwestern Indian, but dressing in the civil
lized garb would b more readily taken for some
daik,skinnsd Mississppian. He speaks Auenty,
and with sweetly modula,ed voice affects the
horid style OF Indian orstory t. express flow Of
good scrnd Anglo.sason common sense. and
is upon tho whole an agreeable and certainly an
interesting speaker. He was educated for the
ministry, and for some time preached as Metho.
dist Episcopalan but exception being taken by the
Church to his alleged appropriation of funds col.
ected in aid of his Indian civilization project to his
own use, his connection was broken of, and he
has since joined the Methodist Protestant. His
own statement of the difficulty u.s. that his personal
expenses are only to be met from this source and
until the Church place him upon trial, he claims
the presumption bright. This project of Indian
civilization is to collect the remnants of the tribes
upon permanent reservation upon the Upper Mis-
souri,, 10 win over the old men by example, and to
instruct the young in the arts of civilized life; and
in short to carry out upon an extensive scale what
has been accomplished among the Cherokees.
The details Of the plan--schools, government,
&c--are far from chimericai, as will appear when
ii is submitted to Congress next session.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE

All New M Materials of the Latest Style
II The prorrietors OF the Dy Crescent woul respectfully
intern their friends and The public they added
JOB OFFICE oheirestabisment prepared
cute all kinds OF printing the most sorabs terms
BRIEFS; BILLS OF LABENG; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS. &c, &c,
every style.
All their matcria's-Typ Presses entirely and
The which will enable
work be surpassed The Presses are
from the foundry Mess r. Hoe Co.. NewYork which,
OF their exceiencethe type well
dries hessrs. George Bruce e. Co and T. White,
been selected with adapt e business
this
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SKETCH OF THE HUNGARIAN GENERAL, Benz
Bern is a native of Tarnow, in Gallicia He was
born in 1875, descended from an ancient and noble
family Of 400 years standing, and though originally
of foreign origin, like the Geradnes in Ireland,
they have by nobleness and virtue become true and
patriotic Poles. He was educated at the University
of Cracow; he attended the Military School at
Warsaw conducted by the French General Pelle-
tier At the termination of his studies he entered
the army ar a subaltern in the Mounted Artillery.
He was with DavOust and Nc Donald in the disas-
trous Russian campaign of 1912, and finally became
prisoner Of war by the capitulation of Dantzig,
and was sent back to Poland. He subsequently
entered the Polish army, under the command of the
Grand Duke Constantine, and attained the rank of
Captain and the position Of Professor of the newly
organized Military School. His patriotic feelings
involved him in difficulties with the Government,
and he was confined for a long time in dungeon
as ioathsome refined Russian barbarty could
invent. When, however, he obtained a trial, he
was declared innocent; at the instigation of the
Grand Duke he was tried a second time for the
same offence, and sentenced to three months impris
onment He soon after retired from the Russian
SERVICE and employed his leisure in literary pursuits
and wrote his great work upon the " Steam Engine,
as applied to Mechanics" On the rising Of his
countrymen in 1880, he FASTENED to Poland, and
was made Major and Commander of a battery of
FLYING Artillery. He took part in the battle of
Iganie, where 800 Poles victorious 90 900
Russians, and Bem's sixteen guns siienced forty of
the enemy's. For has gallant conduct this oc-
casion he was created Lieutenant Colonel on the
field. Before the defence of Warsaw, he was Major
General. After the suppression Of the revolution,
he escaped to France. In 1882 we find him in
Portugal, supporting the cause of Don Pedro. After
the last French revolution he went to Vienna,
where he organized the Militia (Wahrmannschait)
and became their commander. After the lombard
ment. price was set upon his head, but he was
fortunately enabled to escape in disguise to Hun
gary, where he was placed at the head of affairs
The subsequent successes of the Hungarian arms
Justify their high opinion of the military talents Of
Gen: BEN. II is somewhat singular that three
time, are Poles, viz: BEN, Dembinshi, and
Chrzanovski all highly distinguished in the Polish
revolution. They are fighting to-day as noby for
foreign nationality they did for their own on the
bloody fields of Poland.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

CORNER CUSTOMHOUS AND FRONT SITS
MTiI.L beopened FOR the reception Of ROE RDERS on
W WEDNESDAY January 9 Is49. Welfur asnk
nisheJ ROOMS for Families and Sin gle Gentlemen YaslH
TADLEthe best the market will afford. I2Aka1
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the Of city and transient Board.
es one of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared render those who ay
st0p with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
Terms sasonablea any establishment OF the kind
in the city. ual d& Wi c. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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No, 22a CHESTNUT STREET, pHJL.4DELPtfLa
vIsHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
= inends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for years JUS, S
been elegantly retted. enlarged and fefnished the kS
most fashionable and the entire Organization OF
every department complete. The splendid suits of
notice,
TON HOUSE, renders il one of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exeitions
spared TO have continue to merit the liberal has
heretofore received. H. J. HARTWELI.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d&Wtf
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oARDING HOUSE.

121 GE9pIER Street. GetsDeeg 81. CaYies and Caycp
detet StseetsOne door from the corner of CGraRdeiet ST.
i1 fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues In the above eligible location Ef
PIED BY her during the last She has had her ~
HOUSE thoroughly fefsd and prepared Tor the acconmo
daton OF gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patron.
age she hopes ~ dieent attention to the comfort con
yenence OF her patrons and continuance of
the same Her terEus will be- as heretofore MoDERATE
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CARROLLTON HOTEL,

FE1HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
L have Just taken the above mentioned establish S-s
ment with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys s:;a
Billiard Room. Ice Cream Saloon etc appertan- hx
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable improvements therein they
prepared to receiye and Permanent and
Transient Boader 1t is almost useless to expaate the
numerous attractions 10 be found the Ceolon Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
Ishmen is Sc ond 10 in the South possessing as
does almost unrvaed scenery and the artificial helps OF
Gardening in the production OF fruits and flowers are snch
where ID be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place OF temporary Tscationas retreat Ion tne
noise, hustle and of city e merits more than ordi
notice from the visiter. 50
The undersigned appre the the public that their Larde'
will always be found well supplied with the chclces quail
ties of Game Fish etc; and as they have laid in finely
ssorted stock of Wines Other Liquors they furnish
Dinner or Supper or Chance Repass to private parties at
the shortest possible notice 50
The nudesgn ned therefore ter Themselves that in add.
on To their own assuous efforts please the beauty Of
the location lis seubols atmosphere the with which
acesss may be had their establishment by railroad render
the Carroton Hotel the desirable of all
for the citizens OF New Orleans:
ANGEL, g. CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board. etc. inquire the Planter,
HOTEL or at the Hotel in Carlelt0n Capt. A. AN8KLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAGUIRE,s DAaUrppvorvp,

NJ would respectfully thani. for
age bestowed on Mn vince hs irst hSd the hnnnr ~
Introducing the EOTYPE into Newt rssn "a
i've during which he has TAI sn more aes
exhibited at the Far in oorpettou with Others tatsr Sy
t5e best operator from and hs was awarded tie
but those take. BY himself the public tint Iis
portraits viii continue TO bs what they always have ha.
the His long s1pssacs and Constant prsetce ara
me best to dserous OF the
beautiful erl Genuine Togtlander Cameras 10 per cent
cheaper than in the city all other articles the sans
rafss at 81 dozen; Sc0yis No for % 2Sgusrale
the best plates made in the United Saes Cases e3 rs and
~ 81; NewYork Cameras at tlB " ~
Orders from the country promptly attended
" Entrance No. 8 CAMP s;reet
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

>HE undersigned has Just efed and opsned the above
L. Weii-knOwn and 'avoite establishment and in 80
tends to make It. IN evety respect worthy OF the pat EH
ronage OF his friends and those who wish 10 enjoy hax
pleasant drive to Of the elegant and saabou TO-
treats in the country The and grounds viii be kept
N the pest ORDER ne viii have boats all times keep
home He viii also be At all times supplied with de,
Orleans market affords. together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his temperance triends
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BILOXI HOUSE,

TINHIS establishment will opened 70! the reception OF
L VisiteB on TUESDAY. Ray Eth. The premises es
have been completely renovated End The hotel GsHH
offers inducements persons in search of heath
fort pleasure equal if not superior pnbc house
the coast IL central position the pleasant
and delightful village OF Rhos-cfe easy access from Rev
Oeaas The swart front OF the houge is two
acres in width and is shaded by great number Of OAK
magnolia and mulberry trees. The liable vii! be supplied
with the Injuries of the and of the New Orleans
Market Attached TO the house vii! be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing TO rooms viii please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward their communications by
the Biloxi packets there but Il. S. mail per week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POtiMS CLE.1R, BdLDWLN COUNTf, dL8.
open on the first Of Jaae for the entsrtaiNnsn' I
This is beautifully located the side Of
MOBILE Bay about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
OF Mexico The water al this point being diodys ctear
and sat- with depth of six feet within fifty yards OF the
shors and having firm white sand bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing.
Ruesh, pompano Spanish Macksrei, and all other fish
peculiar to this latitude abound in the Immediate Uicinity
OF the Hotel Never-fa Springs, az convenient dis
lance. furnish abundant supply OF PURE WATER.
The building Is entirely new-pesents font to the South
of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per-
The rooms are large and airy
a safe and odou vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Ciear--Passage SO cents.
The rate Of Board will be SIC Week, payable in all
DeeLy, Deductions made for families remaining the
Communications this subject, addressed the
undersigned at Mobile, will be promptly attended to-
GEO. B. CLITHERALL,
Mobile Ala. May II. 1919. mYI9 Sm I.essaa.
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TO CLAIMANTS ON THE g. s.GovERNMENT
0NE Of the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed to
~ Washington City, for the purpose of attending
CLAIMS in their hands. and will give particular
attention to business with the different Departments
entrusted to them.
fyl5 LANGDON & GRICE. "a ST. Charles st.
UED EL.ATORY MILLS
MANUFACTURED by w ?. CoLrsAs Girod street ,,
are in sucoe,siul operation in the following States VIZ
ana, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri. Ar
kansas Tennessee Aabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas,
Mexico, and account of their portability the
thing for California. number Of them have been
chased recently for those Diggius."
Warranted to perform TO the satisfaction of the pur.
chaser money refunded. fmhIl w. P. c.
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AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, MI

THE above named Company have appointed Messrs
L HAYMAN s. HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale OF
thei. warranted HYgRAQL!C CEMENT, CALCLNED
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pres't.
A. LEMAssRNA, Sec'y.
Newark. n. j., February. 1S49
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GUTENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontc hartrain Raiir

TIVE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
sklful and attentive management of the late DIR -
C.. A Luzenberg under the Of Dr. ti:i
RHODES, for tho reception of patients -
Terms Of .2dmisSioa--
In the Upner Wards-One Dollar per day.
In Private Wards-from Two to Three Dollars per day
Surgca! capital operatio will be charged extra
Within the large enclosure is IN INSANE HOSPITAL,
devoted only the of those afflicted with insanity
fT separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other c0nta gious diseases.
For further particulars apply 70 Dr. w IRVINE, AZ the
Hospital, orto DR. ]. RHODES, q Royalst ie IA 3m
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
L for the reception of vsten Since the last -
the Establishment Ia. pndsgons Thorough oystion G
tons for FAMILIES single cannot be surpassed
il equaed by any establishment in the South Situated
Immediately on the Gulf aud the great Northern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between those places
and daily communication be kept with all parts of the
coasuy Il about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the map will show
the superiority of It's location over all Other points The
coast 70! pure seq air and bathing. OYSTERS and FISH
siys, Riding rshng, Sailing. Rowing Billiards. Ten;
public esc provided at pas0ssona, and well seIectsd
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance,
Tbs BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There are Physiciass well skilled In their profession
and the diseases Of the climate, oueed at PascasouA ard
one Of them, for the pscsept SEASON. viii have his abode
the Hotel and will give his unfenittsd ateDon 10 nysds
% such As may desire bis services The Other Physician haa
his abode In the immediate vicinity of the Hotel.
TT There Is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL. pie.
sided by competent teacher, in the vicinity of the
Hotel to which families disposed send their children
GV Persons wishing accommodations will address the
ieI4 3m NJ J. McRAE Proprietor
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST LOUIS HOTEL.


l'HlS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
nlsied; will be opened the Goth of May for The @
reception OF ters and Families wishing to spend the 4:
summer at pleasant Watering Place The under. ~
5isned nave purchased this property for permanent resi-
nee and wl Keep the house open Summer and Winter
ne best Cocks Stewards and Servants and no
nor wl be spared render the of yisie
pleasant and Agreeable. Lmya 6,nl o IEIIiS l. G -,
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ooAIasN sT E1H s. III N EohiASAH

PLANO FOR SALE.
VERY good PIANO. for a very low price, may be had
"A Ut 1s2 Camp street, opposite Lafay- =
cite Square. Also. few VIOLiNS and
STRINGS, ahl2 " w
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PASS CHRISTIAN

PASS VHRISTIAM HOTEL.
THIS favoe resort of the citizens of louisiana Missis.
Il sppi and adjoining States, opened for the
reception of visers Saturday. May IL. Various s
Allegations and additions have been made during the Ax
winter with view of rendering this establishment agreea.
BILE and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy of by the splendid line OF
low pressure mai steamers Oregon, James l.. Day and Cali
fona which leave Lake Pontchsrrain daily and the Mo.
bile and Montezuma ri-weekiy.
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and Boys departments under the able
men. Of Mr. Rackpan, well and fayorably known to the
Two Physicians Of well kneMn ,tauAing dwell at the
Pass. r. II. MONTGOMERY, Manager
~ All maiabe matter sf, at tie Offices Of Msssrs J.
: r. Geddes. Bank Pace and M Jut6on, Esq., Of
Usual and Camp streets. will be Oywared daily my25 3m
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TO CAI.IFCRNIANS.
SMiTH & BROTHER. No. So Conmos STREET
GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUEBER GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
V s. & B. have for sale and constantly receiving.
almost ole for the comfort and OF the
CALIFoRNAs EMIeaAnT Among their ASSORTMENT may be
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows. India Rubber Cloth Riding
Travelling Bags. Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar
p6ulns. .....ALs0...
TENTS, PACK SADDLES. CALiyoRNA SAppIx
BAGS Saddles and Brides Of every description Bits Sir:
iups, Spun, Hair Rope Moss Blankets, etc. &c. fs26
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
The following selected from number received by the
Certificate Of WIN. J. McApine, Chief Engineer. Dry
Dock Office. U. S. Navy Yard Brooklyn Nov. 13 lsis
Newark and Roserdale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the Qnarries and Mills lately owned by Hen
Hugh White at Whesport. Ulster county n. Y and have
been asked to state knowledge of the character Of the
Cement made by Mr. White. have used large quantity
of Cement (ay 100 600 bare) the enlargement of the
Ere Canal at and near Albany. A considerable portion of
excelen. character indeed ii was the best brought
to that market The tests before using very severe and
but very few barrels Were rejected. have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the excellent character on
he CrOton AqUeduct. WIN. j. McALpINK Engineer.
We have made use of Whites II ydraulc Cement as now
manufactured by the Kossndale Lime and Cement Com
pany, the Gas Works Reading and can strongly
commend it as most excellent article of Cement for
strength quckness of setting. and for taking large
quantity OF sand in It's mixing. a. d. HIaHFIELD,
r. 8. FARRELDY,
JoHN GIEEY.
THos. G. MOORE,
November IL. 1e4s Builders and Architects.
hereby certify that have using the Cement manu-
Company. and can cordially recommend as very superior
article. have hesitation declaring to be the best
have used and would recommend to contractors and
Others requiring Cement that VIII set qucs and take large
proportion of send article that will fully those
purposes. .oxo w. osbtkN
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros-
eudae Cement puchssed by the contractors of the Reading
Gas Works strongly recommend it as being the best
nave ever sapsr of Mason wof al heading Gas Works
~ The subscribers prepared to execute orders for the
would call The attention Of dealers builders cisteIn makers.
etc. being superior articles and moderate prices
HAYMAN 8. HOLDEN, IS Magazine s..
New Orleans, Feb 20, 1913. jsA am
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DENTISTRY. &c.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
| )kS. fEAksoN and ANFOUx inform their patients
- That they can De consulted daily at Oses.~ss-sS
i pnar., ONCE from A NJ to P. M, Pr sd
IALsu RGERY are too well known and ~II
appreciated 10 require enumerating His Block Teett are
particularly worthy the atenan OF those requiring an csI
ones Their prices graded suit the circumstances Of
~ pnce al their residence, B.7RONfE street, uear
otnal s,,eet. APP ii
. DENTAL NOTICE,
X Fl SMITH, DEN1ySI, begs leave to assure his
~. friends and the public that he has sSa5sEs..zsN
mot mot left and md does S, not intend TO leave the
~ KISS e. 1T the Corner OF Lafayette Square lIYT
9H.s o. GMarseS street.. Tnh34 II
DIR. MENSlNG. DENIAL Surgson
A'tNG retarnet TO the city of New Orleans from bs
- tour IN the North and East 10 prepared A1HEESN
70 perform all operations appertainng TO the kk&
The BEL. mode dea Of ss a.
college OF Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Nd His prne
'oI operations are IN proportion to snt The times a6 II
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
~ Less THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR. MENSING,S
IOOTH-4CHE ELIXIR or no charge ss3f- t,ti;cs
CARONDELET STREET. I'd door below GIcd st