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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Office No, % Gravier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles SITS.

Trustees: 49,
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s. Allison,
Peter COnrey, Jr., Mannse White VIM Il. Levericb
Robert j. Ward Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow
isaac johnson, Geo. Strawbndge Henry 5. Buckner.
fErER CONREY, Jr., President Board OF Trustees.
Directors:
JoSephW Stanton, John Stroud, Sem, NJ M Cohen,
John l.. Lewis, John Calhoun Preston W. FauaF.
VIM. M, Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin William H. White
Johnn Z; SailaIans, Mariqk Martin, John i, Bein,
a; d; Gresham, Mark WALTON, VIM. {, TOmpkins,
Edw. JenneT Coke,
E This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
for Late Insurance, and issue Policies on all sound and heal
y WHITE persons and Negroes atthe Table OF Rates estab
sheq by me board which are less than the rates charged by
tons 10 residence in the South BY the charter dividends
OF profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest
and be made available at once to the extent of two
thirds Of their amount, where the party has paid his pTem
IonN HAGAN. President of the Company.
PRESTON w, FARRAR, Vice President
A. j. WEnDERBuRE, Nj. d. Medical Board of
THOMAS Hunt, M ID. ) Consultation.
HARMON DoANE, Secretary Z. l.. GoOLD, Attorney
RICHARD BEIE, NJ d., No. III MAGAZINE street, Medical
Examiner. Office hours for blacks, Z 10 81 A. M do Tor
whites to M his residence. He will examine white
applicants at the office of the Company daily from 1879
O'Clock He will not examine at his dwelling
without permit which be had application at the
office q the Company. Ii, q. HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
OF NewNOgk and London rates Prospectus table Of rates
and all information 10 Life Insurance, and oil papers
eessay to effect Insurance can be had at the office oil the
Company.
In odeItO accommodate all classes of citizens. young
men and mechanics having families denendent upon them
the premium amounts ESQ per aRnum, to one
half IN cash and half in satisfactory endorse note al Il
months, PeanRE interest at 3 per cent. pc! annum
, N b. The business Of this Company is confined to lIFE
Insurance. ONLY. By resolution of the Board no Fire
River OF Marine Risks are taken.
H Office houn, BAN. tO5P.N' issital
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CHARGE FROM New GnENADA.-The Wash
ington Republic of the Both, says: eve under
stand that Senior Don Rafael Rivas yesterday
presented his credentials TO the Secretary of Slate
and was received as Charge d'Affaires of the Re.
public of New Grenada to this Government. His
mission necessarily supersedes that Of General Her
ran, who has for some time past most acceptably
discharged the functions Of Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiary from the same repub-
lie, and who has secured the esteem of all who
have had the pleasure of becoming personally ac-
quainted with him -
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR OF INnANA.-OE-
cial returns have been received from all the coun
ties in Indiana but Blackford and Huntington, and
the vote between Messrs. Wright and MatsOn
stands: Wright, (dem,) $685. Matson, (whig,)
66,sO6 Wright's majority, $500. Cass's majority
in Blackiord was 40, and in Huntington 6. James
H. Cravens was the third or free soil candidate /;
but his vote is small-not much exceeding 5000 in
the State.
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DEATH OF Rich MAN.-Mr. Cyrus Butler,
man of eminent wealth, died, in the city of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island last Thursday, 23d nit. At
the time of his death he was eighty-two wears old
Mr.. Butler originated from a very respectable
but humble family; and, by his own exertiOns, ac-
quired fortune, amounting to several millions of
dollars, and was, probably, the wealthiest man in
New England. Ills father, who was a shoemaker,
emigFated to Rhode Island a century ago. and fol-
lowed the occupation till he very old and after
he had become the owner Of several ships, and had
become one of the wealthiest merchants in the col
onies He died, some forty years ago. II is said
that up to a very late period in life, he was in the
habit of mending the shoes for the sailors he en-
plOyed on board his numerous argOses TheEtOFy,
however, is supposed to be an exaggeratiOn. At
the death Of the old gentleman, the larger part of
his estate bequealhed to his youngest son, Cy-
rus, who had already, by his industry and effort,
become man OF wealth and influence. CYRUS at
once increased his commercial arrangements, adj
ded TO the number of his ships, and navigated al
most every sea, in pursuit of the worlds wealth.
His canvass spread from Iceland to japan ;
from the Cape of Good Hope to the northwest
coast of America, and everywhers prospered. In
China, the East and West Indies, and in al
most every commercial place in Europe, lie was
known, and held extensive correspondence. Al
though he possessed, in his younger days, a noble
person and commanding manly beauty, that won
for him the admiration of the ladies and the envy
of the men, he always avoided female society
and lived and died bachelor. He loved monev-
it was his idol and his god--and yet it was not
right to call him miser. When he chose to be.
he was charitable; but, because he would moi
squander his money on worthless mendicants or
open his purse 10 the free use Of every gaming.
greedy varlet, who claimed aims, in behalf of the
HindOO and Indian, he was called a nigqard and
mercenary wOrshipper of MammOn, who was emit,
tied to nothing, but superlative damnaiion. few
years ago, he made donation OF fifty thousand
dollars to aid in the erection Of Lunaiic ASYLUM
in Providence; and, it is believed that he has left
several charitable requests behind him. Amer we
bad completed kind OF an education, we entered
mr.; Buffers counting room, and enacted the part
of his secretary, book-keeper and cashier The
pay was not eXtEavagant-for Mr. Butler never
knew that ugly word, We wore out in the service
all the coats, breaches, shirts aud boots we had
had the honor Of being confidential clerk of the
" first merchant" in New England in return-and
II Mr.. Butler acquitted himself honorably when
dying, he has left an ample legacy.-N T. Atlas.
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FRoM lNDEPENDENCE.-Ther are advices from
this place up to the 25th ult On that day Mr..
Mitchell arrived from Santa Fe, and also Aubry's
and Whites teams. A detachment Of troops from
Fort LsRvenworh, had also arrived, bringing with
them the two Indians concerned in the murder Of
Mr.. Norris Colburn, on the route from Santa Fe, a
year or two ago. They were committed to Jail in
Independence, and will be tried, we presume, at
the next term of the U. S. District Court.
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New Posi- OFFIcEs.-Among other new post
Offices established by the Postmaster General, for
the week ending August 25h, 1919, are the follow
ing: Ark, DeKalb county. Ga, Levi H. Harwell /;
Pleasant Grove, Madison county, Miss, Thomas
Harton; Birmingham, Pontotoc county, Miss, D.
Lawson Flewellen's Cross Roads, DeSeto county,
Miss, Sol. Stewart; Green Valley, Lafayette
county, Miss, VIM. r. Wilson; Lansing, ALBANIA
kee county, Iowa, w. S. Garrison; Freedom,
Koekuk county, Iowa, George w. Drake; Mount
Pleasant, Wilkinson county, Miss, VIM, +. Dyson,
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o. N. F. Dixon, the wing candidate for Con-
gress in the Western District of Rhode Island has
been elected by a considerable plurality over B. b.
Thurston, the late member, (dem) This is a wing
gain
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SUDDEN DEArH-The Postmaster at Augusta
(Ga.) has received an endorsement on the post
bill from Thomaston, which stated that Mr.. Henry
Plat, well known as the agent of sundry Northern
papers, was killed in the vicinity of that place on
Monday last by tree falling on him,
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cash. au23ff
NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. c.
- $3.50 )
Through in Seven and half Days-stage Travel
Reduced to Niney.three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the daily line of
MA Capt Reynolds and JAMES L. DAY. CAM. Cib
enon leaving New Orleans at II o'clock H. and arriving
at Mobile next morning at O'clock. Fare S5-Time
NOZZLE TO MONTGOMERY:
BY the superior iHt-cass SteameB-leaving Mobile at
P M and arriving at Montgomery second day 10 II A.
Gap TR Bu H: AK q SD e0a sLNA ga
James, aud SUNNY SOUTH Capt Waiier. Fare
COac@Fao, Si0-Time through % hours '"' -'i' Linz
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
NEW ORLEANS AMP NEW YORK MAIL LINE-Via Griffin
MoDt,d Lseges ons gysY IS Ristprs e
44Rf5a i IN $E 1lII,. 5.555 Ssfss g ms:
ASsas, I'M G6aresoa Pm Ra oad is miles,
Fdre-AOntgoRsrV 10 Charleston $40 So
Time through, 81 hOurs-incudinE stoppages. Staging
reduced TO q miles. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
and Geenve to Chin basdes extra CoSeHes aTsgs n
readiness to carry forward any number OfthOugh passen.
The Cans on the Railroad are of the most approved con-
IrucuOn Those upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
toT tEongh tickets apply 70 the Agent the Exchange
hhGei Montgomery Hail. Madison House, Montgomery
PssTSe procuring through tickets of the Agent
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE-via Columbus, Macon
LeaUeS. .qrrfDes D;stanc,s
Montgomery PAN 3Pska "a Railroad & miles
BPme7e FIN MadSay FF 5ad miles
Savannah Chae8soan 8Is s3 mSa5 iO miles
Barsoo5esatg0mSry to Charleston, S2s SOB SGoGn
nah, $40 5O...,Time through, 70 hOurs ncn,jny ttno
nights rest, viz at Savannah and Macon 1'"''us '"o
The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and Savan
nan Line, are tine Metamora, William SeabroOk and Cen
Cnch well known for their safety, neatness and sUmpin
Gus fare; No charge for meals or Berths.
The Cans on the Central Macon, and Western Railroads
are of the finest description.
Staging reduced to SO miles.
Two DAILY LINES Of four-horse Post Coaches from pa
hSa to Bamesvie, via Coumbus-besides extra Coaches
always in readiness carry forward any number Of bTongb
passengers without detention. ,
Hotel nontgomery Hall, Madison House, at MontgOm-
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
at montgomery Will save about "a.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fae-S2V Time, Is hours.-By the daily line of Sea
Steamers to Wilmington, North CarOIina thence by Rail-
road to Petersburg thence 10 Phadephia bv the estab
Baltimore. " o'"s'oH Oi''' anu
Steamships from Savannah to Mem York.
9 Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
savannah alternately every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
Montgomery on Monday Morning will rsscb gays1nab IL
time for the above Steamers by means of an extra bight
train from Macon " q" SNN ''s''
Steamships from Charleston to Mem York.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOTrTuFprEp
leave Charleston alternately every ari, ~ \
New York on the following Tuesday, PaEe SoSS lying IN
Steamships from Charleston 10 PHILADELPHIA,
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY Leave CLa,,,-
tGn alternately sSeIy IhusGay-arSng in Philadelphia on
VIM 8. MOGIBONEY. Agent
W. St Charles Hotel
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CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA


TT'HREE we'll broke, gentle Family Carriage HORSES
L of an iron gray COlOT-wOTk well in single ~
harness Also, two light Family BAROUCHES, TN
suitable for the country and one new CAB for -(EEA
city Either Of the Horses Carriages will be sold lo
torossh. ie26 WIN, BLEAKLEY, Eclipse Stables
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MateTiaIso 81 the Latest style

All New M ateTi ais Of the Latest stYle
tn Thsproprorso the Daily Crescent" would respectfully
inform their friends public that they an extensive
JOB OFFICE are now prepared to-
all kinds printing most
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYER's
BRIEFS: BILLS or LADlNGi DRAH RECElPTsi
CARDS: FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C. &c,
in every style.
All Presses, ETC.. entirely and
the which will enable them oeIecUtet their
in manner be surpassed IN this CITY The Presses
from te foundry of Hoe a. Co.. NewYork, which,
guaranty Of their cKceence-he type from the well known oun
dries Of Messrs Georrs Co. and John T. White and have
with great to adapt 1t to the business wants
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MANOMETERS

MAN OMETERS:
JHads by Thomas r. Borden. Sold By R.ALPH& co
v,,,,,,r,, - No. 10 NEW LEVEE.
1ESE steam Gauges are now used on the following
4 steamboats,: Feuy-hOBt Two Brothers, Alex. Scott,
Autocrat Illinois Suana, Grand Turk EudoTa, Magnolia
AmdraRth, q. E; Watkins, Elisha Princess Princess No g.
Hatchez New Orleans, Mary FOlia, Olivia boats
mary hngsland, PhRnix Swan, Persi7n, Hercules and
Conqueror IL By enQulnng of the Engineers OF these
ona any person can be satisfied to the practical Of
Ie 9ledm Gauge ia 3m
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FOurth Distrfct COnrt;

t%- For Clerk-WILLIAMP P. BEDLooK, Clerk of
he Third District Orleans Is Candidate Tor
lien. Election November S, 1919. apN
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- = I II 5. BA tbs!
THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the splendid
i BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley corner
Of Bienvle street. now in operation The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated, expense having been spared
by the proprietor to make them complete in all their details
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner of DAUPHlNE, the site formerly known as
the Nepouly Baths, which, when completed, will excel in
msgnifcenoe establishment OF the kind now in tins city
INDICATED BATHS can be had at all times, from 5
o'clock A. N. till 10 O'Clock p. M...HOt Cold OF Shower
Bath, Twenty. Five Gents. jy80 3m
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TO CALF ORNIANS.
CMITH s. BROTHER, No. So COmMoN STREET
- GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GoODYEAR's PATENT
Il :. B. have for sale, and constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for the comfort and use Of the
CAHFoRMAR EMGRAET. Among their assou ment mas be
found AIR BEDS Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps Sou wesers, Coaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Begs Bottles, Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar.
paulins. ALSO.
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides Of every description Bits Stir
runs SOUS. Hair Rope. Moss Blanket etc. fv9s
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MARTIN Fl. DEVEREUX.

Z ARDW ARE,
K. RIC H. RDS. No. IL Charities st..
SUGCEssoR to R. W. Af0nrsonrRY, Trport.r AID
- Dealer IN Foreign and Domestic HARD JgHRE
oilers for sale, on favorable terms the following:
Ky Ky tons Swede, American aud English IrOn, Assd;
SU Dds English American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
and Band Iron;
eOlO lbs. Brasiers' Copper, assorted
500 lbs. Block and Bar Tin
ZOO kegs Weymouth Nails:
200 tons Hollow Ware Castngs-pDts Ovens Spidsrs
Skiles, FlredOgs, ETC.;
Cotton and Wool Cards
Ames' and ROwlsnd's Spades and Shovels
OK Log. Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Poughs, Corn Shelter. etc;
Sad Irons; Patent Balances; Brast Kettles
Tin and Japauned Ware Hook AMI Plate Hinges;
Bellows; Anyils Vices Smiths TOugs;
Locks of all kinds Sliding Door Furniture etc;
FendeE AndirOns Fire Sets
StrHub's celebrated Patent BUR- Stone Corn Mills:
Mill and GrindstOues;
Together with every variety of goods usually found in
Hardware Store, for sale very low au7 lind 4 JV6u1
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SMITH & BRoTHERI

= IVA 4 n q - II ~ i n n NJ
r,1yr 50 COMMON STREET,
III AH received large additions to their stock of INDIA
RHObbER GOODS. These Goods are of the best
SntqIlaetqTe and warranted to stand all extremes Of
SififfeI . Is. would call the particular attention OF
ums 10 tne Botes Canteens, and Water Buckets
I with special reference to the many dry
pages and ard deserts between the Rio GTande and the
UI ou JgSlbs y AIT Beds, which weigh only l2 pounds
ny aIeiIPTq9I 65gs POntOOn Bags Saddle Bags ETC IN
DlA RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds! VRdinp
DoolS ete India Rubber Blankets Pillows etc
e &C.; Aiso-IENIs, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides.
o,-., oll-".1: 9nnl.. etc etc al So Common ST. NILS
Saddle harness and Trunk Mandatory.
John MlLLAR, No. lSl STI CH7PTES S,roo,
CG9ner OF go o S street, respectfully Informs C
isiana that he is prepared to manufact9te and n A
furnish all articles in the above line and has con 4
t7TES(SN stauty on hand good aSortrnart or c, , T,
e44II=LAAd4 DIES, BRIDES, MARTING A1RtS
-.InTAFN ls NNWHlPS, SPURS. and HARSESg' =,
ella4lgl "A u 89every kind MILITARY SAD1T rs
HOLSTERS, PAGK-SADDLES, VALISES and I'M
BLES-al which will sell low as those who ono,,
them and warrant them to be as good-vghile they a
of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture. nv u"
~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
,.W 'REPAIRING attended to with nsatness and
dispatch, iYla6m
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FIRST District Court:

~ For Constable.-Plsase announce in your ioun
Wm ShEAREB candidate Constable the Third Di
.Iet. Parilh Of Oroang Lap9 IN MANY ERLENns-
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HOBBIES g CO..

HOLMES & CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers,
ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
~ customers, that they have TemOUedtO l29 GRAYIER
Street. corner Of CGrOndeetWheIe they prepared
fill orders for MINERAL WATER for the supply OF Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families or for Expectation
n; B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to GrOceB and Com
mission Merchants
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
fountains, as herstofOTe with and superior Dawnf
AnUArnLma En-
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~ For Constable. = Eds. Crescent. Please an.
nounce RICHARD KEENAN, Candidate Constable OF f6s
second Justices Court the ensuing He will be
~ the advocates Of [spsl ROTATION IN OFFjCE
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~ For Olerk.--Eds. Crescent: You will please say
that EHEO LEWIS Candidate Cierx OF he
First Dtrict Court the election the November S
mys THE PEOPLE,
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NUREMBERG HOSPITAL,
Situate on the Pontchartrain Railroad d.
HE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
Il sRIiul and attentive management of the late Dr. ~
RHODES for the reception of patients. .Es4
Terms of .1imiysfQn--
In the Upper WaGds-One Dollar per day
In Private Wards-fTOm Two to Three Dollars per dav
Surgical capital operations viii be charged as extra
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL.
devoted only to the Treatment Of those afflicted with insanity
other contagious diseases,
For further particulars; apply to DR.. W. IRVINE at the
Hospital, ortO DR.. j. RHODES. q Royal st. ie Ia Am
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Lille and Trust Company
fNAPITAL $500. 0o0-sH paid in. Surplus $4,000
~ LIS. H.3LHER, See'y.,Jy4S A. PORTER Pres
The operations of this Company for u years has been
confined alone and exclusively TO Underwriting
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates and
losses promptly adlused W B. PARTEE, Agent
mh26 ly Office, No. 80 Camp street New OIiean,
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~ For Constable.-E. BELLEAU CopyalIs of
ne second justice Of the Peace tor the Parish 1f Orean Can
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White Bsaps Primes Dates cu[raq's, sheed Almo

White Beans, Punes. Dates Cuuan's Sheled Almonds.
Mackere and Salmon in kits aud halrkts Caret rOuUi
Spices OF al kinds, Cure Powder Pepper Alspcs Cloves,
SOughtnn Bers, Painted Tubs Underwood and Genrge
MuleLs Lemon Syrups, Table Salt Con, Macaroui Ver.
mlceh, FaIOw Candles Vinegar. Peppermint. Lard Cot.
ton Irvine, WashbOards, Nest Boxes aud Buckets Ale,
Porter and Brown Stout, Cuba Cigars Playing Cards Nut
meg', Sa9c. Indigo, Lozengez, Barrel Covers Malaga
Wine, Coks, Backing, Small BrOoms etc. etc
N b. Orders from the country tor goods not in my line
ash. au2}tF
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

ES" University of Louisia na-JHedieat Department,
Course Of lB49-5O.. The Lectures ia tins nsut0n will
commence MONDAY, Nov l2 and continue four months.
FACULTY..
Theory and Practice James JONES' ~ D.
ID L. hi'de, H. u.
Ohee Diseases Women and Children A. II. Cnas, NJ D.
Anatomy. "A j. WellzTLufn1 NJ j.
MaenH Medca and Therapeutics g. A. Mott NJ D.
Physiology ana f9Lhol'Fy nos iuhL ~ y
70
Clinical distinctions wall be given daily BY the Professors In the
tensv wards OF the Charity Hospital and IN the Ampaveatrs
The facilities offered foe the study Of Practical Anatomy and Oper
at'e Surgery very gatsubccs ben furnished free Of char
TERMS.
alchei o. tafh FfuesalF - 10
llehe Of Fraccul Anatomy .lu
DIFFERENTIATION ee. ;
Diploma rec b.
bS- No charge fog ATTENDANCE on the Hospital.
jyl0 imd&W GUSTAVUs A. MOTT, ". D., Dean.
SADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
C-A We have on hand large assert. C7'EI|e~Sye
kJH9fM Ofal kinda of fs=s34z=E=E5
A4J@2S India Rubber Goods, zl-rTSts y Ill
suitable for persons going to assaaAAzs-as=zlES
California, such as Beds, Pillows Blankets, Leggins,
ClOa Pouches, Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
Also
A complete stock of SADphERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS at Wholesale and Retail, at the loves market
prices. II Country Merchants and Sadders can be sup
piled with article in line. ~ Orders put up
with care. J. A. HORTON & CO.
NuI d&W 81 Common st., and II Canal st.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
AFAaUTREls nAanEnnpnrvpr

M would respectfully than rs for the liberal
qge bestowed on him IiLce hn first had the honor Of
.sauoduclng the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOflsnnE,
I'VE year. ago durpg which time he has taken more portraits
tan Ay Otler person in the world His EpecimenS were
9hnoiea a. me Far ~ o9mpsOq with Others taken By
We pgIt operator from RewYOrk and he was awarded the
FifEt Premium. No Epecns bted AT h1
oo those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
yOrIau Will continue to be what they aaayf have been
ne BEST Els long experience and constant practice are
me pest mo moments to persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
oeenIiul en- GenuiRe Vogtlsuder CemsTHI 20 per cent
gaeaeI Lhan any IN the city all other articles the same
lt9s az y pei dozen scogps No for IS 2-suHantisd
9 pest plates made the United StsaE Casa ~ rs ard
~ 50i HowYork Cgmsras at Sl9
~ OTd5u from the country urop1ptIv attended,
~ Entrance No. Gasp street
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~ For Justice ofths Peaoe-GEO, W. CHRIsTy
PGEinh Of Orleans " ' '4NS , ~ ~
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second District court;

Esg For Clerk--We authorized to announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate for reelection the oicf
q Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election the
ith November next, sDIn
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Eg Z OF Oonstable.-y dsSSrS. Editors Please an
nounce r. THOMAS Candidate
JUSTICES Court at the election take place 5 Of Noyemb
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Third District Court

~ Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate reelection Election on he
sth Of November next, and will be supported BY the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
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n ~ For ble7-Seeond Distriet,-JSO. D. G.
QDlh II Candidate the Office Of the Second Ds
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