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I THE Posi- OFFICE CLERK-The following cap
al jeu Esprit was given by Mr. T. H. Morris, late
postmaster of New York, on the occasion of an
entertainment wen to his clerks, when he retired
rom office:
Mr. Morris said: Gentlemen, please fill your
lasses tor toast As intend to toast a man Won
nay not know, | deem it necessary, before men.
coming his name, to tell you what sort of a man he
;. He rises at foufe O'Clock in the morning, and
Vcrks-works assiduously during the whole day.
mil seven O'Clock in the evening, goes weared
ZONE to bed to rise again at four O'Clock, and again
o work as assiduously.
If the gentlemen of the press-and there are som.
'mong us-incorrectly direct their newspapers for
ubscrbers, it is the fault of the man intend to
cast ii the paper does not reach the place to which
should have been addressed.
1t publishing clerk omits to address a newspa !
yer to subscriber, it is the fault of the man in
End to toast that the subscriber does not get his
,aper.
If man writes letter and seals it and neglects
put any address upon it, it is the fault of the mani
will toast if the letter does not reach the person
or whom it was intended.
If an officer of bank addresses a letter to Bos-
on instead of New Orleans, it is the fault of the
nan shall presently toast if the letter is not re
'eived at New Orleans.
Ii merchants clerk puts letter in his beauI
'oat and leaves that coat at his boarding house
With the letter in his pocket, the man will toasl
$ to blame because the letter has not reached its
destination.
If a merchant shuts up letter he has written,
between the leaves of his ledger, and locks tina,
edger in his safe, the man will toast has caused
he non-reception of the letter.
Ii poor debtor has no money to pay his dunnine I
creditors, and writes letter that he encloses $50 I
ut encloses no money, having none to enclose, the
nan will toast has stolen the money.
III good warm. hpa rted trua friand rocoixoo
etter from DEAR but poor friend, asking the loan
If s., and desiring to be considered good, warm
hearted, true friend and at the same time to save
MS S.. writes letter saying, Dear friend, en-
close you the S., but only waters into the letter
small corner of the bilI--the man will toast has
stolen the S. out of the letter, and in pulling it ou
ore the bill.
If a mail steamer either sinks or blows up, it is
he fault of the man | will toast if the mail does
rot In time reach its destination.
If railroad bridge is torn down, or the draw left
'pen, and the locomotive is not able 10 jump the
ZAP but drops into the river with the MAIL the man
will toast has caused the failure of the mail.
This gentlemen, the stranger to you will toast
give you, gentlemen, A Post Office Clerk.
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CHANGE OF NAMEs-The name of Blooming
ton, In Iowa, has Teen changed to Muscatine. il
Iis intended, as We are informed, to change the
names of several other towns in that State, bv re-.
Stunning the former Indian appellations applied to
their present SITES Burlington is to be called Sho-
|kokon, and Fort Madison is to take the name of
|Potto- wanok.
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Por amigo mio, d capitano, IL. E.
far from the breast Of her my soul atlorsz
Blt lost forever, NOW | wander lone,
no mora &c press the dear and distant shores
Where love and tIendahp rear their Il. utusl llobe
sorrow and sadness all the future tinges
And Lilies blight dreams are pa sing swift away,
Like sunsets gorgeous clouds. whose golden iiiuges
Fade In the shadows of the dying day.
AT midnlsht's holy hour ON yOnder star
The brightest beanng in the spanglsd ky,
sadly gaze. and think of one afar,
Who bade ms hope. even with her farewell sigh
Thou weary watcher Hope for thee in vain
Sheds her bright radiance DER Life's stormy sea,
For the lone pilgrim never will again
Receive the Lss of welcome more from thee
But in remembrance fingers since the hour
When last his heart was sadly pressed TO thine
lhe pledge whose sweetness still asserts your power
Whom Honor, fiOwnng, bids my soul 1eslgn
Fate points the weary way tina. must 60.
Extled forever. Dsearest, then, alden
10 friendships fears let abseacs truly show
My deep devotedness to it and YOU
Tune 20th 1919. nm
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SLAVE CASE DEcIDED-George Ray, a citizen
Iof Kentucky, brought suit in the U. S. Circuit
Court. indianapolis, against Luther Donnell and
William Hamilton, citizens Of Decatur county, for
1.-THE value of slaves which had escaped from him,
and were harbored by the defendants The Jury
returned a verdict for $500, the amount they were
proved to be worth.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENTs.-'The steamer General
Worth broke shaft at Lock No. / in Green River
The steamer North Carolina also broke her shaft
above Evansville. This is the third shaft broken
[bv the North Carolina.
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DAGU Err R E0TYPE.
MAQUIRE'S DAlUERREOTypE

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patror
-. aIs bestowed him since he first had the honor
Introducing tho DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlean,
Seas ago. during Which time he has taken more
.noled al the FAN in composition with Others taken
LIZ oe.t osatof from New Ok, and he awarded tn.
nat Premium No specimens exhibited at hs estsblishmep
oa th2se taken by himself j. NJ the public thai h
JoInaia VIII continue to be what they always have been
bxsT ills long sxperioRcs and constant practice an
ne best to DESTROYS of instruction in tn
e6uliiui art Genuine Voistander Cameras 20 per cen,
heapef than any in the city al other articles the same
he best plates the United States Case, S2 76
% 30; Ns0York Cameras at 418
~ Orden from the country promptly attended
CT Entrance No. CAnP street
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OARRoLLroN HOTEL.


HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that ne,
l. have Just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys E
Billiard Room Ice Cream saloon ETC. etc appenaln-
making vefy considerable improvements therein they
now prepared and accommodate Permanent and
Boarders II almost useless to expatae thu
numerous attractions to he found the Caoit0n Hole
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the esta
shment is second to in the South possessing. il
does almost unvaed scenery and the artificial helps
Gardening in the production Of fruits and flowers, suci
as where be found in the vicinity of New Orleans
As place OF temporary ruscation-asa retreat from tn
noise hustle and Of city life-it merits than odi
nary notice from the vster.
The undersigned apprise the the pubc that their Lards
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
tiles of Game Fish, etc. and they have laid fne,
ssorted stock of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repass to private parties a.
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore ater themselves that in add
ton their own asduous efforts please the beauty
the location its saubous ATMOSPHERE the with which
may he had their establishment by railroad render
THE Carroton Hotel the most desirable of all resort
for the citizens of New Orleans.
| ANGEL & CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board. etc. inquire at the Panten
Hotel, at the Hotel in Carrolton. Capt. A. AR9xLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER.
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

VHESCENI
PoNT CLEAR, B.9LDWLN co UNITY, ALA.
EHAVING BE- zen essed by the undersigned, will be -,
on The first Of June. for the INF!
iof TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. Ax
This ESTABLISHING beautifully located the east side Of
MOBILE BAY about dway between Mobile and the Gulf
of Mexico The water at this point being dipaVs clear
and salt with depth Of feet within fifty VA d. OF he
shoe.) and having firm white and bottom re1ders this
place particula ly attractive for Sea bathing.
Blue-fsh POmpano, Spanish Ma,kere and all other fish
peculiar to this latitude abound the immaculate picintp
Of the Hotel Never fa ing Springs, nyenient dis
tame, furnish an abundant supply OF PI'RE Watch
The building entirely new-pres nts ont to the South
of $50 feet and affords AMPLE alton for 200 per
SONS The large and airy.
A safe and commodou steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cear-Passage 81 cents.
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week. payable in all
cases oe.kty, Deductions e for families remaining the
tOmmnu this subject, addressed to the
undersigned. at Mobile. viii be promptly attended to-
GEO. B. CLlTHERAIL,
Mobile Ala. May IL, 1919. my19 3m Lessee.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.

ChESCENT Oily HOTEL,
|COREEK CUSTO.MHO USE AND FROJNT SITS
A LII be opened for The reception Of BuARDERS o.
~ "WEDNESDAY. January 8, 1919. Well fur -
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen ssssf
FADLE-the best the market will afford -ksEss
The above establishment has been bnt by the proprietor
expressly Tor the accommodation of city and Board
eTs 1t of the healthy and airy situations in tn
city and pains will be spared to render those who ma,
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms reasonable any establishment OF the kim
IN the CITY, (Ial d& Wit e. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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BILOXI HOUSE.

|HHIS establishment will be opened for the reception of
Visers on TUESDAY. May tn The premises -
Offers inducements to persons in search of hea III &
fort pleasu equal not SUPERIOR public house on
and dsishal village Of access from New
in width and shaded by great NUM- er OF oak
magnoa and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the luXures of the aud of the New Oreans
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Rom supplied with the best Wines and
l4ig uOrs also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing TO will please address theI
Popretor a. Biloxi and forward their BY
the Biloxi packets there is but U g. mail week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON
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BOARDING. HousE

y
i121 CRATER Street, betueen ST. Charles and Caron
aeIet Streets-One door from the Of Carondelet 81
vi fully informs her friends and the public gen erally -
that she continues in the above eligible location E
HOUSE thoroughly reited and prepare for tie accommc
daton OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgen attention the comfort and con
venence her patrons merit and continuance
NJ d&W
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHL4
l'HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
1 friends. that this SPLENDID HOTEL hich -
has beer UNI er his charge for several years has just
been elegantly refted enlarged and reurnished in the
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization oil
every department complete. The most splendid suits of
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable in the
Icty for Ladies and Families visiting philadelphia either
upon business or pleasure and there shall exertons
spared to have continue to merit the liberal has
heretofore received. H. ]. HARTWELL.
" The House has Warm and Cold Baths always In
readiness my7 d&WH
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MANOMETERs:
Made By Thomas H. Borden. Sold 6y RALPH g. co.
No 10 NFw LEyEE.

l'HESE Steam Gauges are now used on tfle following
L steamboats, Ferry boat Two BRO hers Alex Scott
Autocrat Illinois Sultana, Grand Turk, Eudo'a Magnolia,
maanth G. E. Watkins: Elisha. Princess Princess No. 8.
Watcher. New Orleans Mary Foa. Olivia Tow. boats
Mary Kingsland. Phoenix, Swan, Persi.n Hercules and
onqueior ~ By enduring of the Engineers OF the. e
boats any Ierson be satisfied the practical
the Steam Gauge. ia 3m
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GUTENBERG HOSPITAL.
Situate o n the Pontchartrain Railro;

THE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
skiliul and attentive management of the ate DR. a.
Y A. LuZenbeg, is open under the CAFE of Dr. E
for the reception of patients. MI
Terms Of .1dmission-
In the Upr er Wards-Ons Doar per day
In Private Wards-fiom Two to Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged extra.
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOe PITAL
devoted only to the of those afflicted with insanity
~ arate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious diseases.
For further particulars. apply to Dr. w IRVINE Al the
Hospital. ITO DR. J. RHODES. q Royalst. je IA 3m
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AN
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, N. J.

NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME AN
4 CEMENT COMPANY. Newark, N. J.
tesTi hsss sRSes s Ne
sad ss4 MARf Join P T. f. III s. fs
Newark va Ls n. j.. Fsb;;u sfs.y is4s.
CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
The following are selected from number received by the
ei'f's G. W NAVY MsAR9s Gs E"fP'f;
and Rose ndsis Lime and Cement Company have
Pnrcha;sd The qaaIss and Ms lately cypsd By iion
Cement n made By Nj have used large quantity is
cana 'ss and portion s
his manufactured by Mr. White, and uniformly of
TO that market The tests before using and
ns f
We have made Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as nowl
|mannaetaTed by the Rosen6ale Lime and Cement Com
commend as most excellent article Of Cement for
9uiekness of setting and 70, is taking arge
RS FARRKLDY.
JonN iISEY.
November ii. 1913. Builders and Architects [
thereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
Company, and cordially recommend very superior
article have hesitation in declaring it to be the best
Others requiring Cement that will Quick and take argeE
proportion of sand article that will FUZZY answer those
PURPOSES. w. OsBURN.
Rochester. N. " December !, 1e4s
Ibave had the mixing using of the Newark and RIOS
endae Cement by the contract of the Readng
Gas Works and strongly recommend 1t as being the 6es
II have used JONATHAN tAIRCHILD
Super't of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works. !
t The subscribers prepared to execute orders for the
above articles quaint ties that may be required and
would call attention Of dealers builders makers
c as being very articles and moderate prices
HAYMAN & HOLDEN, 98 Magazine st.
New Orleans, Feb. 20. 1919. je IA 3m
ANCHORS AND CHAIN CABLES.
nor SALE Anchors and Chain Cables at 21zc per h.
T. Apply at q Natchez street. up stsirs. ap30
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL,

LIS
THIS favore resort of the citizens of Louisiana Missis
l. sippi and adjoining States, re-Opened for the -
reception of visiters Saturday, May I2 Various In
alterations and additions have been made during the -
bic and wodhy The patronage hitherto bestowed.
Inc Pass rendered easy Of access by the splendid line
iorna, which leave Lake Ponchartran daily and the Mo
bile and MOntezuma ,ri weekly
Attached to the Hotel Academy for young Mise
and hoys in separate departments under The able manage
ment OF Mn Backpan, well and av0aby known TO the
residents Of New Orleans. The Academy will open June
Two Physicians, Of well known stan ting. dwell at the
Pass. R. H, MONTGOMERY Manaper
f III mailable mater left the Offices Of Mes rs j.
r. Geddes Bank Place. and M. Juson, Esq., corner Of
Canal and Camp will be forwarded daily my as 3m
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
SUMMER WATERINC PLACE

u VIE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now omen
for the RECEIPT OF vsers. Since The last summer
ma Est h Ia. ~ ergone ihoISngh
ions TO- AMiLiES ngle persons be surpas ed
~ eqnaed by any establishment in the SouIh Situated
Immediately on the Gulf. and the great Northern Mai
korte between New Orleans and Mobile be reached
from direction by the boats plying between tho places
and daily communication be kept with all parts of the
county, II abont ninety miles from New Orleans and
s,xy miles fom Mobile and glance at the map will show
ne superiority of s location over all other the
ae had abundance and prepared in the most recherche
|s'ys Riding, Fishing. Sailing. Rowing. Billiards Ten
pms and such other usual at places oil
|pnblc eNI are EToyed at Pascae oua and well eced
The BAR will BE- furnished with choice LIQUORS and
kept in the best Style.
There two Physicians. well skilled in their profession
and the diseases of the climate loca ed Pascagoua and
one OF fhem tOf the present season, will have his abode n
The Hoel and Will give his unemted attention TO invads
or such desire his services The ether Physician has
ms abode in the eda'e vicinity of the Hotel.
~ There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, pre-
SIDED over by competent teacher in the vicinity Of the
Hotel To which faaies disposed their children
~ Persons wishing accommodations will addres, the
unders gned, at East PascagOua.
je4 3m M. ]. McRAE, Proprietor /
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HOTELS, &c.
RAW ST LorIIs uoTrI

THIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
reception of Vsiters and Families wishing to spend he l
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The unde, E;A
isnce and will keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Seu ards and Servants are engaged and
pains expense will be spared reader the stay of yer
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml c. LEWIS c.,
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Lake end Of Neto Shell Road
DNHE undersigned has Just refed and onened the abov
we'll known and favOri'e establishment, and in a.
ends to make It every respect worthy Of the pat ksss
drive to Of the most elegant and saubous re-
feats IN the The gardens aud grounds will he ken
the best ORDER he will have boats out ut ali times to keel
us table supplied with the nny tribe fresh from their oceab
nome lie will also be at all times supplied il every dc
cption OF Wild game, and NIL the decaces that the New
eans market affords, together with choice liquors and
vines with good lemonade for his temperan nee friends
come one. come all" [d2D 6m1 DAN HICKOK
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GOLD r >CKERS FOR CALIFORNIA
4 NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS
such as recommended in this paper apply No 2o
lcHoUPITouLAs street. or al No. SO CAROsDELET y20
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VNEQ Ar ESTABLISHMENT.
I'VE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
4 for salea ssrys Iperior article Of VfNEG -a
whlch he will guar niee to improve BY age and ta
|the city or Lafayette. at the following reduced
to suit tie times Butts 90 gallons % 80; Barrels
30 gaIlos a. Barrels 10 gallons cents gallon. libe
|faI discount mAde fl " hoesae customer
II line ropped in the Post0fice will be pnnctaaib
attended to- fap29 III JOHN H. WEBB,
Corner Common aud Maras opposite Charity Hospital
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CHARLES STOUGEToN,
Family Grocer -. No. 81 CAMP Street,
z EEPS constantly on hand a complete assortment of
freq fc hsryo
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WATCHES-JEWEIRY.

NJ IL. MEl Err, No. 100 CAap street. Watch r-p
-, maker and dealer in yEWELRY, GOI.n lAh
EMS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ~
All JsMery ARTICLES repaired at moderate misEa
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
HE subseribeIs nave ja,t received additional ~
Nth Hunting Case, Of M l. Tobias. RoskeiI and IA
,theI superior msksn also Fine London Dapien
;od Watch Chains. Keys and seas Ladies Bracelet.
sseksees Breast Pins Cold Psse Cases Finger Rng.,
me of the firm in the European markets consisting Of Wor
BOXES blessing Gases fine Fan, Recues and other fanc
Lteles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives
Forks Castors, Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
iuns Pistols, Revovsrs. Bowie Knives Military Goods &C.,
Ec.. for sale at moderate prcez by
e2l HYDE 81 GOODRICH IL Char,re,st
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FURNACES. FURNACES.
EN0R SALE a Superior Assortment of EARTHEN
and retail, at 20 Tch0upitoulas ST.
APPS NJ H. DEVEREUX.
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1 FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
IN McCUTCHEON, .o9 81 CHaRLES Stre Il & TW9|
and MOVING, OF SHIPPING FURNITURE, for persons
him will be attended to with particular and executed
! with dispatch. .
Hotels Boarding houses Steamboats, and Ships supplied!
with Furniture, Mattresses Bars etc.. reasonable
terms. ID Met, IU9 81. Charles street.
EY. New and Second hand Furniture Bought Sold
Repaired. Vanished and Polished. myT I'm
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patien
- that they can be consulted daily at c..
reasons 3 IN, many improvements in DEM
fAL SURhERY, are too well known and SII1II
appreciated To require enumeratng His Block Teeth al
parcuary worthy the attentan Of those requiring aric
ones Their prices graded the circumstances
Canal street. " 90 ~
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FURNISHING GOODS FOR HOTELS, SHIPS
steam boats, and Public Instftutsons.

TINE subscribers lin addition to their full supply
Il of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
offer parties about purchasing, assortment of
goods ADAPTED TO THE ABOVE PURPOSES, as exten-
sive can be shown by any House ON this Continent
The goods are selected with great care, eTpressly
for the trade, and we constantly receiving from
the FACTORIES in this COUNTRY and EUROPE all new
and desirable articles. We have always on hand
the best style of BERTH BLANKETS AND COUN-
TERPANES, manufactured erwessiy TO oar order,
and which for quality, durability, and beauty, are
either in white or permanent colors. The assert
mcnt consists in part as follows:
SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASTINGS,
All styles, widths and qualities.
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANEs, AND QUILTS,
OF every variety Of style, size, and weight.
DAMASKS.
6-4 10 1914 Linen and Cotton for table cloths.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
Wool, Cotton, worsted, and silk damask.
TOWELLING.
Birdseye, Hue kabuck, and Barnsley Diaper.
Russia Diaper, and Crash.
Medicated Huck, a very superior article.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
rich and varied assortment.
CARPETING, FLOOR CLOTHS AND MATING.
Also desirable goods for the Indian trade, such as
WHITE AND C0LORED MACKANAW BLANK
ETS, TURKEY RED SHAWLS AND PRINTS,
BLUE DRILLING, BLUE PRINTS, BLUE AND
COLORED CLOTHS, BLUE STROUDS.
and are prepared TO fill orders with dispatch at the
lowest market prices.
D0REMUs & NIXON,
30 Nassau, corner Liberty ST., opposite
the post Office, New York
June 1876