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MAURICE sTRAKOsCH P,anist TO the Emperor
wi OF Russia has the honor that he will give
his iiss and only Concert, this city, Cirusis Saloon
on wednesday evening next, January g. 1919; which
JULIA l.. NORTHALi.
M. Strakosch will perform, amongst other pieces his
grand fantastic dramati1ue tavoe airs from Luca
and two descriptive original anasies--'sLa Sylphide"
fantastic romantque, and the "Magc Bell" evoirs
sentimentale.
Miss Julia L. Norhall will sing arias, ballads, and
scenas, in Italian French, and English.
Admission single tickets, 81 family tickets, admitting
three persons, W. to be had at the music and It'd
door.
Doors open al 7, concert to commence at o'clock.
Dec 3I-3tif |
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(NENTLEMEN's WEAR.-A. II. YOUNG, three dof
NJ west of Browns Hotel, has and keep constantly
on hand large and beautiful stock of ready made gods
Tor gentlemen, consisting of every variety OF garments
quaty and style the present fashion. Geutieren
can rely upon getting garments well and made As II
ordered and often better.
Also, every description of fancy goods; ns yokeneck
Shirts fresh from New York best French hd gloves, all
colors best woolen and silk; Short every article to-
complete gentlemans wardrobe. tti
Measures taken and suits made order Prices
Terms cash. Dec 3-3taw4wif
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I'm ,,ortsnt from California.

GAY'S compound extract OF Canchalagua-a Californian
~ plant OF rare virtues possessing in higher degree all
the medicinal virtues OF the ssparilaunequaed in its
eradication of all morbid bumors and impurities of the
blood. IL acts as preventive aud consulnption
coughs colds, asthma fever and aguc bilious complaints
neuralgia, eryspeas, dysentery, dyspepsia, &c, &c.
constant supply Of this new and valuable medicine
may be found at BUTTS Drug Store,
Dec 2-eo8t* Corner Penn, avenue and I2h It,
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Enrthen ware, China, Glass. &c.

THOMAS PURSELL has just imported per ships Es.
more and Monument, from Liverpool, and other source
ms a supply OF one hundred and wentyseven packasee
OF the above articles of the styles com prisng almost
every article In his line OF business, which will be sod
wholesale and retail, al the very lowest prices,
a hne assortment of common goods. suitable for groci
res first quality stone ware, factory prices pipes NJ
boxes, &c. THOMAS PURSEtL,
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Hote
Dec. 9-eo1mif
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n % Cotton Panters.I offer for
sale $40 OF land lying the southeastern part oil
Hinds county, N isssipp of which about 800 acres ae
open and have been for years. and The
remainder is finely mbeAxd. The Improvements consist
stables &c. consider this A1e best forest plantation
have and believe but fe~f any in the county are
considered productive. dceENa further description
unnecessary refer those who nay NVish to purchase
Dr. Hamilton of Clinton, Mississippi; Maj. VIM w wal
ngon city X. WALLACE.
Dec 15-6teodcp9t Until
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I)isToLs AND RIFLES.-STEVEN has This day rd-
ceved Colts" revolving pistols Also has on sals
from sample Wesson's" rifles, which are warranted, id
accuracy and distance to be superior to any rifle ethe
foreign or domestic. For sale manufacturers prices 4
=, STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Gentlemen's Quitting Establishment,
Dec. 2S-eo6tif No 2 Rrou,n,s Hotel
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T1LIaIBLE Once Rooms TO let

THLIGIBLE OHce Rooms TO let.-rhe rooms i'm (,
T. building the OF and 18th streets west nod
occupied by M. St @, Clarke esq and by Chas w Pairo
ESQ., will be for rent after the 9Th inst These rooms ar
most egiby situated for office banking purposes Onj
OF them has oe-p proof vault. For TERMS apply TO
Dec eff RID SMITH Cash;er
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For California;.

For California;. ~
GOLD WASHING MACHINES, (Leavenworths pa-
~ entO superior to any now in in America or
Russia. They Will do the work of from twenty
Also mining TOOLS pumps and hose, horse-p powers agr
cultural implements, field and garden seeds and Whit
neys ceiebrated rifles. All these will be much wanted in
California. A. b. ALLEN ~ CO.
Dec 3I-d&clm -
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A CARD.-BARNES " MITCHELL would respec fully
inform their customers that their respective bills will
be rendered them before the first day OF January at
which time, early thereafter as possible they anxious
notes at n ensonable time.
Ian 2-4tif
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WANrED, situation MS Teacher, by n gentleman
w who is native OF Ireland, and graduate OF the
University OF that country who will produce the
most satisfactory recommendations from persons, residents
mission to any ofthe colleges universities the
try In all the classical. English, and mathematical depart
mens. Letters addressed Y at Baltimore MARYLAND
will be Immediately attended to. Y
Dec 3l--3tdNcp
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NATURALIZATION.
2I,O27,527
population represented
Tnfal ,.l

Fetal n athptesented n, 027, 527
ne apparent discrepancy of one member between the
opuauon ana me representation arises chiefly from the
act that State entitled one representa- tive however
s sa us population The district system DESTROYS all
daa ior the estimate Of the state Of parties in The House
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-02

NEW YEARS PREsENTs.--The subscrbAG has tn
lN day received from the North another lot Of
watches and iewery. suitable for New Years pm seni
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited to nI
his stock before Purchasing elsewhere. ~
Dec 3l--d3t G. w. HEYDOX.
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Total 57l 400 900 3H300OD0 1872, 100000
From the above estimate it will be that nearly
5000 900 900 in value will be derived this year from the
cultivation of the SOIL besides what may proceed from
gardens orchards dares, &c, amounting at least TO
$50 900 900 more These productions increased with
every harvest parts of the country settled and
additional labor is employed in the ratio of population
The live stock farms is another item in the compu-
ta,ion of wealth, which should not be omitted in our
task We give the number with estimation of value,
at an average of sixty dollars for horses and mules, live
dollars for neat cattle. two dollars and fifty cents tor
sheep, and two dollars for swine, as follows:
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OFFICE OF the washington Gms-li9ht Company
general meeting of the stockholders will be held in
pu rsuance of the charter the I'd Monday January
next at o'clock D. this office, corner of 9TH and
sree purpose of eectng directors for the ensuing
year , . III.
Al the same time will be presented for the consideration
of the of by laws for the government of
the company JOHN r. CALLAN,
Ian 2-Al6thNS,h President.
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Let us pursue these comparisons still further, and con-
the whig vote of the Union with the democratic
vote of the free States:
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CNIEEP HU,BANDRY IN THE SOUTH-pubshed
y by Sknnercomp rising treatise the acclimatiou OF
sheep southern States, and of the differ
breeds. Also ompete manual of breeding INNER
and winter anageen and of the
Just received by TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Dec al New Book store. ne mr. 9th straet
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besides the amount SET forth IN preceding table as
constituting the commerce, rather the retail trade of
the States the sum of $l49 900 employed in the
commission business and foreign rade-together making
the sum of Si7l 900 900 in commerce.
We shall close, for the present. the statistics of
tonaI industry and resources That have made such
rapid progress within less than three fourhs of
fury, since people cast Oft the shackes of mon
archy is astonishing to ourselves The tables show
the immense productions and business of the country
and such submit them for whatever they are worth
In relation toh amounts stated the annual product
of manufactures, doubt of their accuracy may per-
haps be entertained, from the excess, some instances
over the capital invested Though we consider the re-
turns made with the census some degree imperfect
from the difficulty of first attempt of the kind yet they
are the nearest and most reliable approximation with
which the country has been furnished on the subject
The value of manufactured articles may exceed the CAPT.
tai paid out for buildings and machnery but the cos, of
labor and OF the raw material has to be deducted from the
gross proceeds, and then the balance is subject TO diy-
dend as profits. Throughout the whole process agrcu-
lure Is the primary element giving subsistence to labor
and probably n'ne-tenhs of the staple afterwards con-
verted into fabrics
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31
MUTpAL INsURANOE.

FhNtE ONLY domestic Insurance Company N tins CRY
4 doing EIRE MARIN ga Nd RlF YER lnsurunce
upon The MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. 90.
Of NewOl leans
With subscribed and pledged CapitslOf
100000 Dollars,
Is now resdJ tn receive applications aud make insuanee
their Offices on the northwest corner Of Camp and Ora
Fire, Mdrias and Ripsr Risks,
al the tariff rates Of premium, p-s.,
This Company i Is abiished upon The Mutual ffneple
Of Insurance. and is empbahesy Hons nsta,lon. Is
Immediate control Of he Trustees and moi sent % other
cit es for invesimenf 80, s..as ;-;.
supossssnd profits instead Of being divided 4mons
lew Stockholders hepng 70 those who insure Win the Suu;
secuted aud pledged FUND reliable in Of oss and
ample under all Odiney caamy, assure the pnoAc th2t
they have now fund OF
TtDO Hla,drea Thousand Dollars
subject to al the contingencies Of CAPITAL and liable
VIZ Tmsiess believe bis subscription Offers fun security
assured an that this COMPANY presents unusual
guarantees for prompt and liberal settlements n cases q
IL being purely SoutheTu and Dome-tc tnsiniiQn, Hs
acts are Controlled by loeian lseto and = VIII con
TIE pOdoio Of the Company is q all times open ior he
INSPECTION Of parties wishing TO make insurance NP n
a.. Trustees ....
Samuel Bell, Thomas a. Adams, sioses 9lesnWooas
y "A. RaFsli, VIM. Z. Convene, GisaqI hniAe,
David HAdden, John ID. Beln, y w claheoh,-
Nathan Jarvis, George Jones, y elmnas.
j. Il g. Vss, John N Bell ~ n -AFtshhi
H. j. Walsh James KEkman, r B. Sumner, =
j, w Eacnaiie, John F. Hyde, Joan ~ " oltt4il'
O. T Baddsake, Louis Dc S4n'lss. Nb Mssia9teheon
q A BarneIe Q, L. Dabeslsen, X fqis s55ss'
J. Rifiardi O. T. Wright, y. : S% @,.s
CHAs. J. MLRsOEE, ssomtsly. Nv eAA
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GQlfON.-Ihee Wa sl1g1ig aa1 rolsa r
issiag and AZ Aa Announcements 81 ae siaamaf Enan
augal Haiiftr Taldefoi - aal aa1i1as 81 galld
Of h6r news the lais1 coadhed some 80 lsl ~
elddi6s one iist 81 23 bales Low MddinF at Eemss
ket j sssy fTm.
Nsw.onInAas cLAssInearran
iziailot ..-.s.-.-.-s n g ~ ~.
Good 80 n * Good and 1aI.
TOBACCO.-Abont fs0 bids. ahansea haais llslias,
ineiuding 40 hhda.. q a. ard - p; and le1 Ahd
and 81 B.. al On private teTmss and hid A.. ne Ff.ce
whiss VA made public. VIZ. &c p.
SUGAR AND MOf4AsS rs. IT be demaad limited. and
doe sales N small iots 81 former DFea1.
FLOBRs-Thsra being none On ihs Legse unfald n44
holders asking hrh prices from store hs sales wasc Ek
including 100 bbl Fse q e. 1e9 d. stIoui. bandd
" 250t7 50 bbL aatboai bad affvsf il he sg-n
ing, which Is yet unsold.
CORN smab sales 1T 81 &c., ineiudina o ssass gs-
low at &c. bulhel
OATs-stH hizhes. and $50 sacks st. I.oui5 s5a p ~
Ilsves Il 75g. bu.hel.
HAYA dafb0al bad Of ah0ul 100 tons w sstuH bIoulf
832 ten.
PROVISIONS Thsss wsHs sons lo,s 81 bIeas RsIk
oaslsi and forced sales reported 70 hasa been ads
a low ~ 70 iog Mes Alot 81 l3oo d o1agy Baocn
sdss j. iou p-ckaes sed q ~ ED s. % dbted aed
aIesE We could heaI ~ nslhing doing i Lard.
COFFEE.-fHcas have gers ~. end - ei 1880 lagr
Of Rio sold az &c =, Hth vs. rslusod %
Tlsuhos stock lsit in frat h4n1 q asu l9 go hass tvs
thirds Of which j. limited 81 so hiatsf rats.
sEVHIsKY.-pVe heard % 30 70 80 bis. sod 81 fhe
Lssee Il I70l7iSe eaIon-
: EXCH ANG 5r-DuH and unaltaied.
FkEIGHTs.4ho new engasamsaA Cotton g Liver.
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"A VIE uGlef gnad, having the y lsA.
7 Agereg Of all the @EElsS manntsc- -
tufed fQf the State 81 Louisiana, SD Y, 5 ,-Ip.sn
ship. beng made bq Mesrs j f. y p y, e,ir.--
forts XIV aad aok By Oh the htnailie y 49,
sifthe feHsov RssiS eteI nvenlsd made Coy. tee.
ef a oi 81 stesmsf BRIDE and for Sc By ta' eA P-sA
auihaIiFc Go sell ID k0nlltana -, 80 a fyaa,t,.
| i28u WIZ. a. BkklhsA, ~ Aa...-l --.,-.---t
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Continuation Auction sale % close Concern, By
Consent Of Parties.
By WIN. SYER, Aucloneer.
TUESDAY July 81 1912 half O'Clock and the following
~ until closed VIII be Sold the Store No.
ls3 Royal street. under he S. Louis Exchauee-
variety FANCY GOODS CUTLERY, etc. suitable Tor he
ely ana County Retail Trade Jy5
Postponed Sale. Lime ims-OaTeo Of bark Ly-
curgu8.
BY SYKES, HYDE & co.
THURSDAY, July 81 10 o'cioekWl be sold the Lins
WaEa loot q Orange street, Second Municipality landns
H5libbs rH0MAsToN LIME put up expressly f The sia1
marke qgaiy and cqndenlnuch superior 70 Inc ne from Thorn
''i TsF a'is9 sis,y dsy. yn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

A u II S! 3 n H IS!
FNHE PUBIIC is respectfully informed that the splendid
BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley corner
OF Bienve street. are operation. The Bath RoomE
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER B ATHS are well lighted
and admirably entated, expense having been spared
by the proprietor make them complete in All their deta
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET, near
the OF QAUPHINE the site formerly known
the NepOuily BATHS, which when compile ed will excel in
magnhCenoe establishment OF the kind in tn CITY
and where HOT. COLD. SHOWER, XAPOR AND
MEDlCATEn BATHS can be had at all times, from 5
o'clock A. M till 10 O'Clock p NJ. Hot Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty. Five Cents ly20 Sm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

CtAME to the Stable Of WM. R. BELL, ia CaFOndset
Il street. on the 7h inst, 9 Grey HORSE sad r..
die and Bride; between l5 and ~ hands nigh skSa
black name. and tail partially black seven OF -
eight ysau old mark vialble. Ahe owner can rave
him BY paying expenses, lesu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

ATTITUDE y 81 % Moor fFUpH ~ IN Afne, -
Cleared YESTERDAYS
Steamship GaIveaton Crane. EsgeItons Harris 8 o1Ean
ship Gov. DAVIS, Cater. Liverpool j. u Se.o.
Ship Radius, Dillingham; hEEEe, u. Il. Gale
schr. Gafah. Window, Pensacola MASTER
Arrived Hesi6rdaBs
Steamship Yacht Thompson, from Galveston al.a inst .
Brs@ sbip vetans. AIsf.ns. 8 DAYS fou Rosaaun.
tnaatar--lst my.
Dr. shie lvs PiIs. PINE. g days is0m Liverpool q Max
sohl visiel' Wisoa. ilon Rio Gnnds Oh ms. q la.
Alex4ndar-1d ny.
Sehg. Geo. Engs. Smar. IS dayEtom Boston, q maal
ID nv.
/ 1aa L. Day. Ci1afs1n. ifom Mobile
.AnBs, Gordon, from OpeI0uNaz
/ Yesta, Faussett from St MaItinsyille.
". a. Violet, KAY fssm shsgepogl--es balls estun.
Mar Foley Dalieres. from Laetpogt-
TOwboat Phoenix, Whaum. trqa the falaes.
BEL0W'--coMlHe W.
Schr. Epfopsau.
/ HGemoramdAs
TOwboaf Phoenix towsi down and 70 SEA- de sab all.
/ ship Indiana, and bark Clyde.
/ Passengorss
Per ship VIM. FiHis, isom Li'sIpooi-zs slesFass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

A TARTAR.-Anna Hoy DANNY was taken il charge yes.
feniay BY the Third Municipality police upon the complaint
0f her husband Wiiam Danly BE stated oath. that
on the 18th inst bis premises OF Washington
avenue and Urquhaft streets. she did unawuly wulY
and Though haired and malice. revenue destroy his
clothing and property and thar he tes that sa has
lighted the llama Of domestic discOrd. that she VIII
nieae some OF the sparks to bis house. and bum down
lie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31
FOR CALIFORNIA.

~ sait 81 WEDNESDAY. Augpsts
81 For California via Chagres --Jtcg Ogtells
fast sailiss sebooner LOUISIANA. FIsdssioEs
nss,s, now nov ssy 2 sssvs Pss,sassls ssa S ~ %
vessel and pslsons goln e Shass ass eealss " 81 =.
passage ap6 Wick W. HAM Il 3 so sesSis .est
jy3i o Rgm. HARRISON & CO. 70 PoydIas q
~ For California via Chagres IN eN 9Ileans ard
.63. Chages Regular h,ns.- 70 SAL % JttyeAyi y
~ ste r last nj
schoons TON AZ 4. Lssteh master. i nov reasy g
made three successful ages % ChsgIsa with
s sIs a e5 ,s G eo y ~ i Love- Pesynae T
Forpassaae. apply e Cart ,Ieeeh o. board. Or to
orr Nj HARRisO son s 60. !, n Poydsas 4
~ Passeuge can take ,eksis By this vessel though g
lesch 90 win forward thsal to Panama; AZ which Place
,hhsy pave S ss IL 5s5LSi06 psSabis he's
balance $50. at Pauama- 14-
Eor alter IA va ohsgrss- Is sst "a e
ysTy fast sailing eeppsied sHd s5s oi'
Rates e. tessaEe ...- taa6
n SS43 Pm sS o ~ p ss captain on board o.
posls The Beef AaEse Ee s aq79gsl,9 g Povs,...
Fer California, gIF eh asr.s hsgs,gr
ALABAMA J. ! lSqFEbi4 s9snm4neeE w
at 10 o'clock A. y
In Saloons $50 90 Lower Cabin. -. 476 90
sieelaFe-fueas with crew :; =. 50 %
enfagedo application 70 me undenigned Whsfs pan q
heroahins VIII be limited quantity e freight win
4 Wi Vi = : S'- 6, j. MEEkER. Is Roydsos s.Isss
4geFor San Francisco. California = Passage
- faresed bark TRENTON. 0SSiss. nssssr VII
sail as uns Pssseagefs By this ys have On opportunity
sides. by ekilg share b The cago eaulslg Qi Lqu6e
sl1e6F lie 6asssnSsr. 10 is s5sres when sold
a saa Ffanei Vessel 60 sai soon ths Hnmoe e
"a 4 - ''7'4' q w OLIVER. 3 81 charles =
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SERIoUs CHARGE.--aIT Richard Damore appeared be-
fore Recorder Seuzenehu yesterday and testified that man
named Ffahkhn had on the @ INST, unpIo-
vOked assault npOn Mo Dstlore, and That Franklin had
also Threatened 70 kill of deponentss family "A
warrant isued to aest gentlemen of such exaVBgant
pIeteusi0us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

FAMILY CoNTLICT- H0ther and Son bR0aadsf Patrick
Mctit was sent TO the Chady Hesptal yesterday By hs
Thim Municipality Police having received. stated By
him. from the hands Of bis mother. and named Foley
several njnfes lie bad cat TIE side Of Bis head peHe
trang TO the hone. Fom a that learn he blows
were inflicted protecting MeGs mother from murder
assault COMMITTED by him Whie Ia Of nioEiea-
tion. he Womans head and cuf badly with
cotton hook uggd BY MeG No complaint has yet been
nude BIZ anl 81 Tie rATlIas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-31

KIDN sPrfEG. - Edward Label peisonaae well known
to The poliee arrested The 9Th Rst BY Qieef ton
overheard him attempting to pefsuaHe fomiey
slave Of Mr. IIem6 @ away from h ma Ter Offering
the time TO procure him his Liberty MT. funsect
listened long enough End Thai the object 81 Labe
kdnap the boy. and be then took him n cns.edY
District Court.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, NeD Orleans, La.

Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La.
~ Attic above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOVELS History. BfoeRArHY. SoIENTI
VIC, COMMERCIAL, GKOsRAPMoAI and MEDIoALW0RKs
Alsu-A Complete Assortment Of Stationery
Together Ah al the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Cov"try article the trade supplied AID forwarded
with patch. RUok mailed. Prompt paid any WORK
ord ed By mail. Foreign Book, imported 70 order.
j. c. MORGAN,
Literary Depot, adjoining the Post Office, Nsu orlsans La
P g. Complete Arrangements made with the principal
Publisher, throughout the Unon supply
Ittt issued iel2 sn2dp J. G. 81
DIR. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
o. l The remedies known there compared
AhES TONIC BlTTERs pTeppred entirely and
Affections, indigestion Constipation Jauntce and hose
oil Debility which prevail 70 great
climate. This Tonic requires putting advertisement aui will
recommend itself by and be had wholesale retail az So
CUSroMHoUsE Street. New Orleans La. je2s sm2dp
Ew STRANGERS in tn City, see pr. IS. F. AIULIEN,s
advertisements the other columns of this
his profession the United States that s3n
in need would dc wsl him CALI IS Custamb Qua
atree. ulkb
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e The wa,ch aiysitiss our paper yesterday IS hay
ing been stolen. deposit Fnday last the police
ulhee 81 the Finn RIuunpa By Aexaader MoI4ang in,
remain subject ths he The departure
q the A0rNn4 on dut lefninA nhl lfnted the NAate
from receiving Il, The charge OF theft IS al eros.
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Temple Meeting This evening.
ODEos TEMPLE Oh HoroT M & otft,g.,.i fso,,t r1ii
wv Iehonpiioulas street
81 Pearl Division Mo- g. s. Of r-Tbo oe,.s,s
a9d saher i DiVsIn aai De order n esuera i bIss
Ae note ust ne neetingo Dvson ara changed from ssl
unl.y 90 THURSDAY EVENING for i,e 5iftre IN s'sr
gs0lw b. II X WIIfi6MS I'll n
=. - Hermann Lodge No. 90 I'D. AY
Jnl1f the jlfi5ueiqn o. the Grand Lodge 0f Ioui5
ana incorporated Ia 1872 The Regular Msstinqu
sse9 mouth g haltrnrt O'Clock p b. Friendsbip/ ny
i NO. p thafes street. THE mUmherB OF
m lhfmHeuo and all sjUuing brethren Tetneeialy Ia.
"eu 70 fi't u.s. lyi6 y byqfder HENRY slMONs, w. NJ
~ fiEemen's Charitable Aasooiahnn.-The fol.
Loving Directors compose the ke Commtiea ne Quarter ENDS
ing on the second MONDAY in October viE
DANIEL SHKNAN, Chairman, =. AT the Gas. Office
hAHMOHp ARDEvtLLK IA Old Ievso street
fALFhb ntLhh0kh .... I58 St. Philip street
lanes SAyEgAN s.e1Iner Of BaEonne and Julia seess
JULIUS ia Chuftres street
Blla5 PYordsz ALFRED BELANGER seerstsry.s
20 1. O. o. F.--Odd Fsllg5s' Rest-ifhs Hoard Of
Deoa announce that after the 18th May they will
pared 2 dispose Of LOTS aud VAULTS in he Cemetery
l. y q r., beautifully situated the &stanie Ridge fol-
NuABERED LOTS. z By 10 feet al ESQ.
DO do.i Of Irregular dimensions, a so PEI
5ETTEHEn LOTS at 81 per square foot,
VAULTS az $40 each.
Do To oige Joint Propreers, and members thereof At
Vaults 70 be pehl for IN advance
Applications Tor Lots Vaults % be made u
mJlVu w. SHAW Treasurer, y PoYiTAa H.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

RT- University of Louisisna-.lfed Department.
Lectures in this Institution will
commence MONDAY Nov. ~ and continue four months.
FACULTY.
Surgery " aTfan ss9n ~ u
Chemistry ss-J tNlueNi M y
Obse cs Diseases Of Women and Children A. H Cenas n
a j. WeqQepunt
Nsfeia kieica and Therapeutics A. Mott. M.
pbvsoesr Pathology Thos Hunt M d.
Of ..Y. R. LeNOnnier, a. D.
Clinical Instructions Will be given daily BY The Professors IN he
Charity HoHpia and in the Amphtheatra.
Tbe fciu The study Of Practical Anatomy and Oper
alive Surgery arsvey easuhcts beng furnished Tree Of charge
TERMs.
Ticket OF each Professor. SIS
Practical Anatomy 10
Mutrieuaon Fee. >. 5
Diploma Zee -.su
No charge l0r atendNnee on the Hospital
jyl0 4md&W GUsTANUs A. MOTIF, N. D., Dean.