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THE sEnaI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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per Inc esco insertion.
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HoWard Association,


This Society is organized and ready afford relief 10 the nd
gent " all of Cholera The following Physicians and Aothe
have been appointed by the Second Municipality aid
conjunction with this Association:
First Ward Dr. Lindsay Tchoupitoua street, between Race
and Orange Apohecars: e. c. Bolton, Of Mag
azin and ee Streets H. Curus corner OF Race and Tchou
Second Ward Apothecary Mr. Reed, Nayades
Apohecas U. Rosrop 276 Tchoupoulas street E. C. Boil
ton, cornerof Magazine and Estsle streets
Apothecaries Mr. Baghnech rkon Wall
and Tivoli Circle C. A. Floriat, head Of New Basin =
Julia APohecaf p L. Massey, Of Camp and Graviel
streets; Mr.. Davis, Telogp'touas street. - gu,
streets; j. B. Booth. e Girod and Carondee streets
Seventh Ward Dr. Dalton Circus street Apohecages Z; Ban
corner of Canal and Basin Streets
RESIDENCE AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS
General Relief Committee of the H"oard association.
VIM. Robinson, Camp opposite the Orphan Asylum, and
H. w. Paifrey i25 Julia street and 81 Camp street.
W. Emerson corner Camp Joseph Streets and l5s Tchou
C. Funk &c Hevia tpitonlas street.
p Commit, 81 Cusomhouse street.
list street., and 95 ST. Charles street.
B. O'Connell, Front Levee.
[. C. Billiard, Municipality Hall.
E. L. Nmmo Tehoupoa and Constance street. between
E. CALDWELL Poydas street the Levee basin and Robin
J. c. VanjergTif, MORGAN
" Boaeme street. near Triton Walk and Magazine
q; / Ricardo 70 GIayIer street.
T. w. Shaw, "a Poyras and Bacchus Erato.
Andrews Of Camp and St Joseph Streets and 81 Com
Livingston, 9s Bartholomew street, and l2 Exchange Place
W. L. Giles of Julia and Foucher and St Paul.
Julia street.
Willis Carondelet street, Hevia Chartres
dss ssf'D' = A'i b. l. RICARDO cs Secretary
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GDe Oraanisaticra Of Iatpr.


1t has been said that the term Organization Of
Labor" is metaphor difficult to understand, and
more difficult to explain. Readers of the Crescent,
the paper you hold in your hand contains the best
explanation of that term which can be given. Look
at these pages full of variegated matter; its pic
tured and fowery advertisements, the daily and
weekly news its announces, cards, police reports,
markets, and shipping list; its domestic and foreign
correspondence. Pass over these manifold infor-
nations from every nook and corner of the city,
from every part and quarter of the globe, and return
to your own concerns at home. How much is there
for instruction, for diversion, for amusement for
pleasure-in appearance, in form, in prose, and
poetry. A few lines may be worth to you I'M
counted gold a line, word, letter, maybe to
you of the greatest importance-may affect your
fortune sVonr life. What isolated life, even if it
was that of Methuselah, could produce single
sheet like thiss What more do you want to illus
trate the subject before YOU The subject of asso
ciated industry and skill, the subject Of the cor
ganiZation Of Labor :"
Bnt mark further: The persons who compose
this establishment are mutually dependant on each
other. The publishers. the editors, clerks compo
sitors pressmen, proofreader, and reporter down to
the carrier and sweep, all are linked together for
one common purpose, public utility and private
comfort. The failure of one is q loss to all. The
faithful performance of one contains a benefit to
all. These are the barmoniZed tunes from various
instruments these the sketch of the organized
social body in miniature, exhibiting on small
scale what is intended for great one, the Organi
cation of Labor
You may see here, likewise, that in labor orga-
nized, the task which every one assumes becomes
pleasure, instead of being burden, as it is in
isolated labor. There is certain fitness in every
man for some particular business or employment,
which will manifest itself when it comes in contact
with its kindred employment, and kindle into acti-
witty by its kindred flame. 1t gives itself it is re-
ceived, and grows to maturity and perfection by the
common spirit which envens the whole.
Thus it is that by forming arrangements for every
kind of labor and by bringing the various faculties
of men in contact with these arrangements, that Ia
Dor will organize itself by spontaneous attraction.
1t is this p'iabiity of human nature which wicked
men have used for the worst of purposes, and it is
this same pliability which good men now intend to
improve for the hottest of pnrposes-the. harmonic
ing of all human faculties in the common brother
hood of man by the Organization of Labor
CHRISTIAN BURGHALDER.
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A HINT TO LADIEs.-An anecdote is related of
Rev. DR.. Kirk of Boston, who officiated a short
time since in the Rev. Mr.. Beecher's Church, viz:
Early in life, lady offortune, whose attention was
awakened towards him by his conspicuous talents,
wrote him note, offering heart, fortune and hand
The Rev. Dr., however, with more terseness than
gallantry, replied her that she had better give
her heart to the Lord, her fortune to the Church,
and reserre her hand for him Uho should ask IT.
BROOKLYN Eagle.
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was reiterated in the of The Agricultural Bank rs.
The BARK Jane 9th Lou and Hill rs. The Phoenix
Towboat Co q Rob- 96l) The of Grant Fiol is
IN accordance with the French authorities But the District
Judge considered this falling unde the h paragraph
OF the art 1894 We do not concur this opinion. Its Ian
guage Sum lent to the Captain for the necessities of
prc, of merchandise sold by him for the purpose 1t
is taken without change from the French Code of Com
merce art. 49, No. Z! The only in which the extra
ordinary can be exercised b. the Captain of selling
part Of the ecandize laden board his vessel is when
he Is compelled by imperous necessity to do order to
enable hnr to the residue The judgement of the
and judgement rendered favor of Hunt and McDonOug
ALEXANDER WALKER, LIoUIDAToR, Us. JAMES H.
CALDWELL, ON OPPOSITION, APPELLEE-M. M Rsy-
NoLDs, APPELLANT.This suit instituted by Alexander
Walker Lquidator of the Atchafalaya Banking Compsny.
defendant as Stockhode for the OF
ton on his stock The appeal dismissed at the appel.
lant's cost
A. F, CoCHRANE, APPELLANT rs ROBERT MURPHY,
APpELLEE.Ths suit brought TO recover the sum of
$25S So the alleged balance due the price cargo of
GOALS The substance of the defence that the defendant
held the coal on commission He admits balance due to
Plaintiff the sale of the Goals of $68 So The Plaintiff
prayed for trial by special jury of merchants, which
had. and jury found verdict for the admitted to be
due After unsuccessful attempt to obtain trial,
flaintf appealed The verdict the Plaintiff
est AMI the judgement followed the verdict The Paint
change allowed would throw the of the appeal
the Appellee The Code of Practice Art 522 makes the
province Of the to decide camsor interest of
money IN litigation and where the verdict allows no interest
the settled rule that the Court rendering the judgement
allow none If the interest is omitted by inadvertence
on the part of the jury the be easily corrected be-
tere when it is due the remedy of the party by appca
ton to set aide The verdict and for trial See Mar
tin, N s. 44S and 46i Martin, n - 225 and 263. The
judgement of the District Court Second District affirmed
with costs.
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BLAKES PATENT
9 Fire and Water Proof Paint and Cement.

THIS valuable PAINT and CEMENT, although it has
been for two years past in the Northern and East
cities and been highly approved of preventative is
ton of the public invited examination of this i'm
poant discovery and the various testimonials of those
This Paint for the protection of Steamboats, Sugar houses
and all roofs covered with Shingles or oihe, combustibs ma
atmosphere when applied TO wood brick. iron ratings OF
zinc. becomes perfect coating OF slate. .
e Master Builders and Painters requested to call
ex famine and test its merits
Sold at A C. WiLBUR& co.'s, 10 and 81 BANK
PaACE and 90 CAMP street. by wholesale and retail.
dis I'm G. SHELDON, Agent.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL. New Orleans.
THIS extensive establishment now ready for the accom-
Thorough and complete have been the repairs Ezsssm
having entire DRESS from top foundation.
Furniture NEw-seleced with a constant to the
comforts of its patrons. T. G. JOHNSON,
Dig 5w T.. H. DODGE.
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ABD-EL-KADER AND HIS FAMILy.-We find in
the miscellany of the Manchester Examiner the
following picturesque narration, Extracted from
the Tribune of the Gironde," of visit to the dis
tnguished exile at Paris:
eve found the Emir seated on his bed. On our
entrance lie Immediately rose and squeezed our
hand with warmth and dignity. His stature is above
the average his white wooen clothes exhibit in
fine relief his superb face, which is adorned with
long black beard his white hands are perfectly
shaped, and his feet surprised to feel the soft
ness of carpets, after having been so long ac-
customed to tread the sand Since | have con-
ided myself to the honor of the French remarked
the Emr, L have not had occasion to repent it
single moment, and | can well understand that
weighty reasons at present prevent the realization
of my dearest wish, to live and die at Mecca. l
will wait The women forming the family of the
Emir are lodged in a suite of three rooms, joining
his own APARTMENT. His mother inhabts the more
distant. She is woman of more than seventy
years of age. with sad and detected men, but her
eyes sparkle occasionally, like those of her son.
She was indisposed when we visited her, and was
reclining on a matrass, before an immense bra
zier, surrounded by young black and white female
attendants, who appeared to serve her with great
zeal and attachment. In the second room were the
three colored wives of Abd-el- Kader on their mat
trasses, with their children in their arms The
faces of the latter are very pretty. Their heads
are entirely shaved. They say bon jour and shake
hands very willingly The women are all habted
in white stuffs sort of long gown, and double
tunics of muslin cloth, fastened at the breast by
chains of silver On their naked feet they wear
rings of the same metal Their head-dress con-
ceals their hair entirely. Their ears are pierced
for immense earrings which reach as low as their
shoulders Some Of the women in this room were
tattooed on the face and arms in the most curious
manner. They appeared resigned to their fate,
but much astonished at the scenes of the surround
: L r
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covery of box of bones in a cellar in Danyers,
two or three days ago, produced some excitement
in the vicinity. We understand that they have
been examined by comparative anatomist, and
pronounced to belong, NOT to one Of the human IA
milys but to q defunct individual Of the swinish
multitude. Salem Regissr.
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GRATES-GRATES-GR
addition to Ia rye and welassoted stock of Parlo
Cnamber and Office CRATES receiving BY all the
cannot be surpassed. Those want win find their adj
vantage S. to give " call IoHN ATRQUD CO..
On pmOA stfeet.
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WONDERFUL CURE.-A negro doctor has offered
for $50 to cure the witchcraft of the woman in
Washington City, of whom we spoke day or two
since. The modus operandi is, to draw two drops
of blood from the patient by an incsion of a razor
the skin of musketo. The woman refuses to be
cured in this manner. Great country this-Cm-
1.itl,lnii Commercial -
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ACCIDENT ON THE COLUMBIA RAILRoAD.-A
catastrophe happened at the inclined plane on Sa-
tnrday morning. The rope broke and two trains
of burthen cars, one Of which was ascending and
the other descending, were smashed to pieces. No
person was hurt. The men on the.cars jumped off
in time to save themselves II Ailade[phia Times.
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EoR THE RrNEfAlrC A ~ THE AEFLlorEn-

A GARD. 3
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IL Knowing the extreme hazard which stranges in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of pnvae diseases.
owing TO the disguacaiions Of these who pofess
cure such cases deem be nothing bat Of
kindness toward. The unfonpna.ey afflicted well sheer
10 state that in The year 1916 sorey afflicted syph
lis. in its and most appalling FORM and cr several
could obtain in New Orleans without being hcneft-
ted-lindeed grew worse, AtknghL heard Of Dr. Mul.
10Y in three weeks he Eest0Eme0 perfect heait Sub.
scribed New Orleans. Jan. LIST.
n150 ssr = SAMUEL ROBERTS
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.uv TAKE NOTICE.

THE success which has attended the undersigned in Dis
=; 4 pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
throughout the United States and Mexico and from the con-
sent demand fortbem, has induced him take an Office
where he be found at all TINS and his Medicines BE-
4 he ablst II and being aso gradaa'e Of ,s
Rheumatism n i. most aggravated cured in from
aew hours All diseases Arising from the abuse Of Mercury,
and OF delicate nature eradicated in few days q no
ch1rge Ofce No 50 Bafonne street. fourth door ab0ye
Common. Ld25 3ml DIR. WAN. II NICE.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end of Men Shell Read.
THE undersigned has inst retted and opened the above
L well-known and favone establishment and in -
tends to make it. every respect worthy of the EssN
r0nage of his friends and those who wish enjoy ELLEN
pleasant drive of the most elegant and saubous
treats the The gardens and grounds will be kept
his table supplied with the nny tribe fresh from their
home. He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
serpton of wild and all the deicacies that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one. come all. y ld2O 6ml DAN HICKOK.
MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons-No 100 ST. Charles
STREET. NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
yNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
= the public that he has made extensive ad 8~
ditions TO his Establishment, rendering it The eA
most complete anS desirable in the city The y&5sA
RESTAURANT viii at all times be supplied --.X -
with the choicest fare that the markets of the city Afford
in style to satisfy the most iasdieus epcure Having
number OF spacious bedrooms with entire furniture he
is prepared to aesommodate BOARpERSS with or with
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted,
and vers will find the Tables and appointments of this
Enlistment equal to the city and from their central
situation must continue to be the Billiard Saloon of the city
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great and effort the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
G The BAR as usual will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
d14 3m RICHARD MURPHY
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DAGUERREOTYpE.
BRUsH's DAGUERREoTYPE.

A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
y papnc tnat ne mas opened DAG
GdLLER az the corner Of JACKSON and ToHoupIToU-
equal 70 any taken in the United Sates and socs share
OF patronage Prices moderate. n13 If
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS,
RY the application of the above myyerious agent TO Da
ID guerreotyps discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior KIND in SINGLE sEcoND-catchng the precise
expression nganty. and fixing ndeiby the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
Of relations friends do 80 at moderate
No. 8 Charres street lmy3 1yl w. H. HUTCHINGs.
MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.,
M would respectfully return thanks for the patron
~ age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleapa,
five years during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken
the be operator from NewYok and he awarded the
but those taken by himself NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 90 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the
Plates at % per dozen Scoys No fol % 2gparanted
the best plates made in the United Stass Cases % IS and
% so; NewYork Cameras at $I8.
kX CrieD from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If
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GOLD NJ!

GOLD REGION!
DARTIES GOING TO CALIFORNIA, will hear of
l. lot of Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Wearing Apparel
suitable for that climate which will be sold
cheap the is about leaving the city Particulars
made known by Immediately calling at the office of
A. MARMION. St. Charles st..
d27 one door above POydras,
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TAPESTRY BRUSS ELS AND VELVET
CARPETING.
WE receiving large assortment Of the above superb
w CARPETINGS... sO....
BRUSSELS sply Insrains in great real. variety Of qaate;
Bnize and Linen for Cruz Cloths 49,
WINDOW SHADES. HAIkCLO1 HIS, FIN Is to SO inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS of various qualities
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, FIN 10 "a feet
wide, beautiful patterns of various qualities and
market prices at wholesale or retail.
90 3m A. BROUSSE4AU Il CO.. q Charities st.
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"Methinks there be six Hatters in the field
Five have seen 4o.dayv

OFFERING good HATS and CAPS at low prices but
~ none better and L0Der than those which q
may be found at my Sass7room, No. - GR.4YfER I'D
street. corner Of Tckouptouas where have hand, o.
Newark sucvarietie of Goods in the above line.
suitable for this market
Purchasers Wholesale, who may see this will please
remember that am amanuacturer and will sell low.
u opening another lot Of those choice Mems Soft
Black BUENA VISTA HATS, to which beg to call
attention. WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter,
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COAL! OOAL!t
NIFTY COAL YARDS.-OFYIcE and YARDS Nos. 332
~ and 334 TCuoUPIToULAs STREET three squares above
St. Mays oe hand and for sale wholesale
RETAIL either by cargo afoat of yards any quan.
tty -PTTTSBURGJ, .4NTHR.aCfTE, ENGLISH
C.HJNNEL. and TRADE MATER coal.
Steamships coaed and trimmed with Dispatch steamboats,
Towboars Fonndnes Cotton Presses Sugar heneries Ho.
tells Smith Mills Plantations the upper lower Cost
Water and Gas Wos, supplied with any quantity Of the
best PiTTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dispatch Families Stores Offices. supplied with the
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered in any parts Of
the cities OF Lafayette and envron at the low
kT- All orders strictly attended to-
tn Contracts entered into 10 supply YEARLY
nj 3m 322 Tchoupifoulaa sfYpef.
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WANTS.


A SITUATION by middle aged woman chile .
nurse IN family where the services of white person are
preferred Satisfactory references as to the character Of the
applicant VIII be given by applying at this office ds0
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A MARMION hes 7emoysd his Office to 81. CHARLES
Al street. ore door above PoYpRAs. NIL
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LABORERS WANTED. go
NTANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware.
w house. EMERSON. TOURNE Il Co.

BOOK KEEPING -ACCOUNTABnITY
HE Spg is an ed sxpesenced BOOK KEEPER
counan for the opening Of sets of Books the cosip
or adjusting OF old and the egu araiion Of all kinds Of
llgous accountability, moderat4 terms. lie would
cept permanent situation Commercial House Of
slye business and would deyce his time entirely to the ne
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated
Address at this office al Jos Buneau's Feed Store.
Refennces,,,L. CH1rrEsDEx, J. D. CAMERON, A. w.
ScArEs dl4 I'm p. A. AUBERT. 81 Jackson ST.