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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

-
as BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS
CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
ESTABLISHED in 1912 under the superintendent of
II the Misses ALLISON from London I'm this Institu-
ton, conducted the best plans of European instruction,
the study thorough and systematic
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
resoed of the various departments of science
literature.
The French Language under the superintendent of
French gentleman of high literary attachments other an
guages, music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Ason
themselves pupils for many yeas Of the eminent
drawing masters in Europe
E Terms be known application to the residence
of the Misses A ALLISON. CaIondeet ST. ms ly
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

nR LARzEFTIs Juno &c GoRbfAL, Or PRO
- CREATIVE ELIXIR-This is the only actual rene
s S al
cTe habits and many oft nosrlms recently recommended
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
m and Se
in single instance that has been authenticated to com
!ssysd tRs juno Coda are sensIsy s e cave
The 6os
NOR a he s ant y bas a
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
be found the happy parents Of healthy offspring, who
ton And is equally potent in the many diseases for Which
il recommended Objection has been naturally made to
but the fact is the Cordial Be afforded for less
compose il are among costest things in nature whereas
the Others are made of cheap drugs worth but Il in mo
reliance be placed in the Juno Cordial in the of
as s % o uees EnIss P a Thsh 9
and General Prostraton tablity and all Nervous Alice
coha Whites and Fao Abos and disease IN
any way connected with the disorder of the Proceatve
relief and if used as directed almost certain to Produce a
positive and permanent cure Persons about to marry, if
should take this CoRDTAL as It will ntaIbiy restore
health and vgor IN brief period and where want OF Off
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence 1t
Of priceless value to those without offspring 1t has taken
the Italy, and will In all other countries where
also possesses the unrvaled qualities of curing ncpient
patients who have sought delightful climate for the
ration Of their health and the result that medicine has
sumption.
Ss., wS 6oS s e. g. % ss o Ra
in the United States Of America Agents for SALE
and none can be genuine HRess h1%gh them
Naples, July 18Th 1915. WV -1.-.A = ~. =.
X fvS 1yn
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Evening Glasses for the
Spanish, French & English Language

OpdIISI, TItHCH u EIgIISH Languages.
DROFESSOR VARGAS native of Andalusia, Spain.
will open Epeaing Class on February LIST, at No. -
UNION STREET, (Barker's Budings) for the instruction
Of those wishing to acquire the FRENCH and SPANISH
LANGUAGES. Without eulogizng particul method
with ordinary application. will be able in three months to
read translate and speak the Spanish Language uently
!ish that instruction will be given in any branch of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOKKEEPING
by Double Entry.
TERMS MopERATE. Hours from 6 to 8 P. M. JAZZ 6m
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SOME reader will ask What it possible repro
~ duce Lungs that gone?' Certainly not. But a
ccatce form, and the patient will -.4ndrak
% years experience in the Medical Profession (see Diplomas
q. E oliee, attends dsy to giSEasESp OF TIE
ness of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweats. and other Diseases of Debility
(See restimon als in the Daily Crescent Jan. 18th, 1849
References given to numerous patients in this city.
DIR. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
FIST consultation free at To Circus street. between Per-
diddo and Giaver Streets ia20
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A Q A r D.
A LII persons wishing to pressure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market, eli her with 800
or without the EoIan Attachment. in D. ss5ij1
formed that VIM r. MAYO. No. CampAT
street, is ourduly au hozed Agent for thatu Z v
city and is fully authorized to sell at Boston prices with
only freight and added and receive orders for
descrpt of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold above warranted by and to be exchanged with
out to the purchaser found satisfactory after
invoice at Boston cash prices which may be by
every purchaser if inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only manufacturers in Bos of the PAT
ENT EOLlAN ATTACHMENT. We manufacture the
Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and without
the Eoian Attachment.
T. GILBERT & co. 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a, 1S4S.
r GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTES.
PURCHASERS OF PIANOS AND KOLIANS from
the above house respectfully informed that Mr.
THOMPSON, Tuner and Regulator from the Factory,
be found at MAYOS MUSIC STORE, S Camp street.
lor few weeks ready to make the annual examination of
all flanos manufactured by T. G. Co. fy5 I'm
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CAUTION.

Owing the great and immense sale of Dr. Towr
sends Sarsapara number of who were formerly our
Agents. have commenced making Sarsaparlla Extracts,
Elixrs Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock They gene
have stolen and copied advertisements; they only
worthless limitations; and should be avoided.
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York Reding Co.'S State street Boston Dyott Sons
132 North Second street, Philadelphia s. Hance, Drug
gist Baltimore Cohen, Charleston los South Pearl
Albany McGraw. Natehez-apd by all the prIncip sd
States, West Indies and the CANADIAN.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street.
Sole Agent. New Orleana
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BOOK KEEPING ACCOUNTABuITY.
rEHHE Subscriber, old experienced BOOK KEEPER
Il and BUSINESS MAN, offers his services Ac-
cOunant for the opening of sets of Books the cOsD
or adjusting of old ones and the of ali kinds OF
litgous accountability, on moderate terms; He would
cept permanent situation Commercial House of
sive business and would devote his time entirely to the
rests of such house.
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated.
Address at this office at Jos. Bruneau's Feed Store,
Front Levee, Blue Store
References-L. CHITTKNDRN, j. ID. CAMERON, A. w.
SCATEs. dl4 Pm P. A. AUBERT. 81 Jackson ST.
MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor of Music and Singing. corner
". of Apo 10 and CLIO streets, in the Drug EVVGA
store offers his ervices to the public Of NewO Orleans 9
in giving lessons. a very moderate price, the
PIANO.FORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
of teaching the same.
N. B.-Best of references given. MO 3m
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, SC

Ornamental Trees. Greenhouse Plants, sc,
THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green QUE the .zss
corner OF St Charles and Union streets where he has 1916
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORN A.
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN -HOUsE PLANTS of
every variety ITO varieties of ROSES of the best quality
also, a large assortment of FRUIT TREES: Peaches,
Pums, Nectarnes Apncots and Ounces, of the best
quality and intends selling at the lowest prices AT his
Nursery on the Shell Road, he has lage assortment of
Evergeens. Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which will be
furnished on the same terms as above. -
jas I'm JAMES McCABE.
DRAYs, WAGONS, CARTS, CART-WHEELs, &c.
FINHE undersigned, agents for the sale of
l. ID. G. Wilson's and T. ChiIds & Co.'s <SSA
(of PHILADELPHIA Drays, Carts, Wagons, ETC., -ASA
have on hand ey6
so DRAYS, iron and wooden axetrees assorted sizes.
20 WAGONS, assorted sizes-with and without bodies
10 CARTS, assorted sizes.
100 pair OK CART WHEELS. assorted sizes
so WHEELBARROWS
For sale BY EMERSON, TOURNE, & Co.,
do t5S Tchoupioulas st.
PUMPS AND lATHING APPARATUS &o.
EplN MCCARTHY Plumber, No. l34 Camp street 4
u New OTieaus, has Just received new and large 3d.
assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes Force and ~
Lii Pumps; Beer Pumps &c. &C. Cooking Ranges; Gk8
Bathing Tubs and Slower Baths. Also. laying and repair.
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
and Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All
del promptly attended to.
" Charges moderate mhX "
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
: No. IS .lL4GAZI.NE STREET.
VVHE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
tensiye sssorment Of Furniture, consis,ing q.
" TABLES, SOFAS, ARMOIRs ORES
n1SING CASES LOUNGES; .9TTQ,z5z9s
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. GY- City and Country
Dealers are requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere stock all times very large and complete
Pisers from the Country also requested to call and
examine stock determined to be beat in
prices by any other house in the city.
ja3 McDUFF, FLINT & co, rs Magazine st.
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Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured.

case OF Asthma and Costiveness Cured
- PROVIDENCE, March l. lS48
hereby certify that, liter suffering for than thirty
years with the Asthma entirely relieved by using for
short time the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root
which prepared by Mr. Charles Morse J 1877 Broad
street. was also troubled with COSyeness which was cured
at the same me by the Of the Compound do recon-
mend 1t as very safe and effeciual medicine
DAVID GALE, 107 Pine street
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i hereby certify that Mr. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned al my STORE and the public rely his
statements. ID. BAILEY, Druggist,
% Wickenden street. Providence
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brated DIR. BIRGE. of this city,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. o. IS4S
Messrs. Rustic & PADDOCK eatLe7aen Morse's Com.
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock regard as one of the best
medicines of the day and for purifying the blood enovang
the system and in its operation upon the glands and seceng
vessels equalled by any her preparation offered to
the afflicted am sure the medicinal properties of Yellow
Dock superior Sarsapar la or almost apy other
plant of its nature in the country.
J.W. BIRGE Md, 100 Carondeet street
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

To MOTHERS AND MARHlED LADIES.
This of Sanapara has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical period turn
for any of the horrible diseases which female.
are subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several yea by using this medicine Nor less vaus
BILE for those who approaching womanhood. CA
ouated assist nature by quckenng the blood and nygo
the delicate diseases which subject 1t bacss
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies.
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the case
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many aad paniN
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02

ELEGANT ExrRAcTs.-We take the following
paragraphs from the National Wing. They are
specimens of the elegant writings which daily ap-
pear in the Wing:
"We learn from indubitable authority, that a
certain person in this city, has been in1ustriously
representing TO our wing friends in Philadelphia,
that the newly proposed paper to be called the Re-
public, is to be the organ of the Administration.
In justice to the Administration, we publicly pro-
this representation TO be utterly nntrue.''
60 The President, when he desires the advice of
his cabinet receives it all his predecessors have
done; and in submitting questions to their conside
ration, he follows the example of the Father of his
Country. When the President forms opinion,
he expresses it, and that is conclusive; he is respon
sible 10 his country and his God for his acts, and
no falschoods of his opponents will hinder him
from The discharge of duty
The daily faisehoods published by the locofoco
press, representing that dissentions exist in the
cabinet, merit the contempt of all candid men,
The President sat in consultation with the
Heads of Departments yesterday from ten O'Clock
in the morning until near three in the afternoon"
Our neighbor of the Union insists, with some
degree of pertinacity, upon our answering num-
Der of impairment questions which he propounds
respecting the manner of the Presidents taking the
anvice of his cabinet. We beg leare most respect
fnllu 10 declne.''
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Major.General Worth.
WAR DEPARTMHNT ApI'T GrNrRAI's q,

WAX DEPARTAfNr, ADJ GENERAL OFF1CE,
lGeneraI Orders, No. 321 Washington, MAY "a. 1849
The painful duty devoves upon The Department of
nouncing to the Army the death of Beve Major General
VIM. Worth, Colonel Of the 9th Regiment Of Infantry,
General Worth entered the army Lieutenant in 1913 and
served with distinguished credit during the with Great
Britain. His whole life has been devoted the sersce of his
country and he has been charged with conspicuous
and important commands His brilliant and successful con-
duct the campaigns of Florida and Mexico, rewarded
by promotion to the two highest grades in the army
while in the performance Of the responsible duties OF
military commander the Mexican ard Indian frontiers of
Texas his long useful and patriotic career is suddenly ter
minated His loss a soldier of superior merit, and
teman Of high personal accomplishments. will long be
ve'ely felt.
As appropriate military hOnors to the memory of the de.
ceased each within his late geographical depaitmeGt
will fire minute guns heen) commencing at II o'clock
hour tiff sun dow the day after the receipt of this
order
The usual badge of mourning. already directed will
be for thirty days, by the officers Of the serving
the department late under his command and by those of
the Regiment of which he the Colonel
By order, R. JONES, Adiutant General.
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Appointments by the President.


Collectors William Garnett Norfolk. Virgin ia. yics
Conway Whittle removed Lory Odell Portsmouth, New
dusky, Ohio vice William Patterson. removed
,Na1al 0GeerszJehn McClintock Portsmouth, New
Hampshire vice d. Vaughan. removed Adam 9 Coe, New
port. Rhode Island. vice George Shaw, removed.
Surveyors. Asa B. Waite, North Kingston. Rhode
Island T. Nichols. removed Joseph Paddock. IT,
Newport. Rhode Island, vice A. Atkins removed John
G. Needham. Pautuxet Rhode Island vice James Fisher
removed.
.4ppraiser-John H Wiihers. Philadelphia from 3st OF
May, vice Benjamin Carpenter. removed.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
District .4tOrneys-Wilam Hasted New Jersey, to be
Attorney of the United Slater for the district of New Jersey
vice James s. Green. removed Henry w. Miller. North
Carolina be Attorney of the United States for the district
of North Carolina, vice Duncan X. McRae. removed.
Lard OGceys.-Charles H. Williams Wisconsin. to bs
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Milwaukee Wconsn. wee
be Receiver of Public Moneys at Chcothe. Ohio vice John
Wiconson to be Register of the Land Office at Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, vice Albert w Paris. removed.
POST. OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Deputy Pnstmastcrs.-John Lucas. Apalachicoa, Flor
ida James Hersey Manchester. New Hampshire.
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Of Ion," the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun, under date of May "a, writes

OF Ion," the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun, under date of May "a, writes
as follows:
and advices have been received from California. No.
thing has probably in the of things there
ment or any stretch of Executive power hey ond the limits
Of the constitution and of legislation and Of the practices Of
1t has been said that military forces he ordsred to
Caifoniahey ordered long ago. 1t has been stated
been osred to the California coast there IS one there the
Edith and other has been recently ordered there ,
slaves without. she chooses.
Gen. Taylor does trouble himself in regard TO the
slavery question well knowing that Ii matter that will
Gen TAYLOR gives renewed dissatisfaction twice week.
than eighth of the Executive authority. OF course he
cannot regulate appointments fulfil the expectations Of
dence of obtaining the spols OF the vic
t9y Gen Taye pcsse to be governed by the practice
eralized Europe Kings" declared French statesman
How can President resn when king cannot The Pres
dent every inch king within his constitutional limits
his arbitrary will, appointments and removals,
opposition the advice and preferences Of his coun.eors
execution lbs pledge as noparty President because as they
aese retains in office men OF one Party n tn the proportion
that OF his Cabinet who always dihded as 10 the men
to He appomtst. sh ,vh;. 10, h,. ,o,,ro, f,ou H..
Patent Office M + Adams whs has s been removed
from the New Bedford Collectorship. have no, heard
places MI Adams expended a snug competency in the
support of the national republican and wing cause, the
tsry of the national repubican State committee The dem
oc,as of New Bedford tried to oust him but Secrsary
Walker retained him. as memorial OF od-fasloned federal
Nj Vsndeyn is here to take the President. portIst for
s. Some say that the Rev Mr. Smith to be promoted
and Mr. r. Skinner, OF Maryland, will take his place
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1913 Poydras street

IORINTED Muslns fastcocrs and:beauul patterns, at
12ac. per yard same selling at the hea stores at
Is to Soc Scoch Ginghams cases Swiss Mqslins.
mask Curtain Stuff &c., Turkey Red do l0c 101doz
Gents large Linen Cambria Hdkf, style at - 50
Mosquito Netting &c., quality not be bought for
less than Itc the city lh Linens, by the large
small quantity less than whoes ale prices Pure Linen
20c. per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
&c. good be bought for SOC. Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples. Also
full variety Of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that the practice of this establishment to offer
few leading articles cheap with view of obtaining
for receiving goods from North at the lowest ratesan
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses be met by profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhi2 R. BROWN 168 POydras st.
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NEW ORL EANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1s4o.

T. D. STEWART, OF MoBILE.-This person, who
was accidentally wounded BY musket ball, while
getting out of railroad car, in the Bowery during
the Astor Place riot in New York, is recovering.
The ball, very large one, has been extracted. The
description of the wound and operation, contained
in the New York Evening Post, makes it almost
miraculous how he escaped instant death. The
ball entered the neck and passed between two of
the main arteries which lie within the one hum
dredth part of an inch of each other, and lodged
in the back, about two inches from the surface.
The attending surgeon, who took it out, says that
the arteries Were separated by the force of the ball.
and thus escaped being severed, thing which
would not probably occur more than once in mil
linn of cases
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ALABAMA.-The wing Congressional Convention
in the Mobile District of Alabama Qately repre-
scented by Gov. Gayle, whig,l meets for the NOM
inaton of candidate, at Claiborne, on Monday
next. Gen. John N Drake has retired from the
Congressional canvass in the 5lh district of Ala
bama, lately represented by w. r. w. Cobb.
There are two candidates efl-both democrats
Cobb and Col. J. Clemens. The district is very
largely democratic, sometimes by five or six thou
sand majority. Col. John Erwin, of Greene
county, has been recommended as a candidate for
Governor. The State Convention meets at Mont
gomery on Monday week.
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Of The opinion of the Baltimore Circuit Court,
in the sugar and moasses case mentioned yesterday,
has been published in the Baltimore American.
The decision of the Court was, that under the tariff
act'of 1876, no duty is legally chargeable upon
sugars molasses, appearing by the invoice to have
been shipped, but which lost by leakage or
draining, on the voyage of importation. This de-
cision is of consequence to those engaged in the
Importation of these goods. The Court says:
The principles of justice woud require that the
merchant should be charged with duty only the
chandze which he actually introduces into the country He
imports nothing more and brings in nothing for sale
for consumption.
He could protect himself for ordinary leak
and damage in articles which, from their nature.
liable to such casualties without paying premium heavier,
perhaps, than the amount OF o.snor it, believe
of the hazards usually if ever undertaken by the under
writers. And if the duty is charged upon what is lost
well what arrives he WILL in fact. pay in almost every
higher duty his importation than the law intends
to impose
In the absencs of official appraseEent the only rule
OF abatement experimenting to exact Justice between the
parties would to be estimate the dutiabe value
OF the sugar and moasse lost BY leakage the
and the principles that the dutabe value of the
amount mentioned in the invoice ascertuned and
duce the assessment accordingly.
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LIGHT FOR MoNTAuK PoTNr.-A light of the
first order, Says the N Y. Journal of Commerce,
18th inst.) with the latest improvements, is now
making by Capt. w. Lewis, of Boston, for the i'm
porant Lighthouse station on Montauk Point--the
eastern extremity of Long lsland-it having been
thought advisable to remove the old lantern. The
refectors are twenty-one inches in diameter, of
copper, thickly plated with silver and highly burn
ished. The glass used is manufactured in France,
and is of the cearest and best quality that can be
procured,
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New YoIK AND BosToN TELEGRAPH AssoCIA-
TIoN.-Dr. A Sidney Doane was the first President,
Mr.. Francis Hall Treasurer. Mr.. F. O. J. Smith
succeeded DIR. Doane, and in September, lS47, Mr..
T. NJ. Clark became Secretary and Treasurer At
the annual meeting to elect officers, the 9Th Of
semptember last, 1868 shares being represented,
Mr. Smith made long report, wherein it is stated ::
In September, 1916, the debt of the Association on
the original construction contract, was Sl3,05O,
and there We're other debts of about 900. Stock
was then Issued TO cancel the $l3O50. The re-
ceipts the line in 1876 were 1874 .S35: the expen-
dtures $36.034, of which latter sl4, 9lS were for
salaries of officers, etc. Copies of grants TO the
Rhode Island and other lines are given. The capi
tai of the Association is stated to be Sl2O 600 in
shares of SIS each. The patentees exact one.half
of the capital as the price of their permission to the
proprietors to use Morse's invention.