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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.


NTAGUGRE < HARRINGTON having purchased from
VI the asgnees Of w Talbot the right for the
use Of his Talbotype process in the States Of Louisiana,
Alabama Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave to call the
attention of the public to their gallery Of specimens 10 thus
department OF Photography,
The Talbotype taken upon paper ivory, glass metal
and variety of other Buhances the first possessing the
decided advantages of easy tTansmsbiy by mail. be
enclosed in letter, made TO adOTn the of book,
preserved in a portfolio.
The Talbotype emntsg susceptible of coorng that
the picture be finished any degree desired by the sitter
variety Of texture and color of the draUery and
plexion, color of the and hair be faithfully dsn
Gated.
effect; mole upOu the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek
The Taboyue can be duplicated to any extent without
the addltOna. trouble Of another sitting Aitsf the ist
impression taken copies be furnished future
timeu pom simple application by letter otherwise.
N. BIN N II. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior ready dispose ut ugHts
for the state specified, with thorough n 5uCiDD7
DAGUERREOTYPES they urOiess to lake quicker and
better lau any other Establishment in The word. They
guaranty perfect likeness Of child months in
second o. charge. [u.hl III No. Z, CAMP STREET.
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Tobacco SO ,hhdsp poor Lugs were sold at |ao. r
Sugar and MOiassesSugsr WIS steady WI" sieS O
40 bbds Fair 41Iap5 Some SCl bbls MolsSes taken at
2449246c % gallon. .-cu.s.o
Corn-Owng to the considerable receipts piee5 el OH
little and 47O sacks wers disposed OF from the LeVea m
Ji los s inferior at 81 1900 sacks good at So and 25
sscks (1O8s and 1s1) at $50 % bushel. -,
Cats and BranSeveTa small lots OF = Louis oat' SOFA
NJ ~ ond I5s sks Bran on The Levce at 81 %.
tSork-Mess held at s11 750$l2 Co. and lot of uRfa-
.,tl4 sold at the lowest rate.
Bacon and Lard-A sale Of casks Bacon Shoulders
on the Lsvee at "a, and sma'l lots of Side at 4c
Nothing doing in Lard.
FIour-Phce5 were little rmer, and we noticed sales OF
$780, including $50 bbls Ohio "a 2Tla QnedO l4OO bbis
ohio (n two lots from seamboaO at 81 81 200 st Louis
81 TO- 20 Extra do at IS o. and C) Ohio at 81 BIZ bbl
Coffee-Ro STEADY, with sales of 1900 bags, mostly al
IO4c % ID.
Whisky-No change-1Co bBls R 3tified sold, in lots al
%, and 40 bbs Raw at 25c W gal.
Bxchange-No variation Sterling 1O7249lOs}si New
York srty.day Bills 1905 y cent. Disc Sight Checks
on NewYotk 3al9% Up cent discount.
Freights-Nohing new.
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ENONS-lOO bxs. Merton Lemons for sale by
~ n96tr r. F. NICHOLS CO.. Is and Is Camp ST,
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JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary,
uJN-D OIL
CoNsEIL DE "a MrNICIrALITE 20. DEUH.

4 TTENDU, Qu'un acte de rAssemb6e Gene
rale de Etat de Ia Louisiana, nttUlee Acte reaul
Ia vile de la NOuyee Orleans APPROVE lie Is Mars 1851
poQrvot ayant que Conse daucune des municipalities
tXer ttCdeT lie des qul&eOnt asses
SECS fat de tvauahon mOnrant les dt3rens items
de depense Outne mOnant ntcssalTe pour
les dtpenses mptvues de Ia MunCipaitt pendant anne
Couraae, pour parties urbanes ruaes esqueles
Civilizations pubte Angais Francois dams e
journal UtCel de Ia die Munclpalt pendant ene
jyp la reunion dams laquele lie COse devTu hXer ct
dGCder ie mOntInt des Qu serOnt ASSESSES.
Ell atendu que, lie COnseil de MunGipalt1 pass
Noyembre $50 resolution dtCargnt uTbaines tOutes
les lmites de la dite MunclpaHtt;
En- consequence, pubions Syalqaton sulv4gls er
COnormy les de aCe du ~ Mars lSOJ,
une du Conse adOptt ceJOur avis DOM
In psente, que, IOur apIes Ia premiere pnbhca
de IA de GvauatiOn, COnsei devTa pTOCtder Xer
dcide' e DIES prGeyer les tabeauX as
| sessement pour 1850:
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SEED, FLORIST AND PLANT STORE
O. CoR' SsusroAHousE STREET AND EXCHAEGEs,g e.
EsttasJIk17h hrsery, Poland stTeet-JOHN GEEEN35E
@ rs seSelyei per the Ohio steamer . fresh ~
SEE,S An Seeds proved and warranted genuine and sold
mA ga }. &, HIS for sale splendid collection the
eSs smosI rare and ehoios Plants, purchased from lie
= -haIden Of J, A. Fryer ESQ. This yaluab st6cE
9l fant5 eonilsuns o. Fruit Shade and Ornamental Tee
7hnDs lsehhouss fah etc, IN great variety has been
and by lmporaoqs from MI paltsot the world a Is now
offered for sale, without reserve, giving gentlemen M
postunity OF supplying theeely al moderate price
~ Specimens at the Sstd SIOpfr mn tatIos
TEXAS PECANS-A few bags for sale HI, y
L do |. w. ARTHUR & co. 3 and 20 New I.eyes.
RUCKWHEAT-2OO pkgs of all sizes for sale
- by l. w. ARTHUR& co. q and % New Levee
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GALY E6TON-Per steamship Palmeto E8s bbls flour.
~ do whisky, 2O kegs lard, 70 do nails Il bales tobacco, ~
lis rope, IA bXs l7O SKIS salt 200 bbls apples.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per ship Rebecca: 20i3 bbls flour,
| box drugs, SO hams
HAVRE-Per ship Espindola: 25ll bales cotton.
HlLADELPHlA-Per bark RUNanna: 200 bales cotton
AT hhds sugar, 9 hbs mOasses 40 bb lard OIL mdse
D do wool, rolls leather, bales moss horns
BARCELONA-Per b0rk Leiia: 322 bales cotton, 5000
slaves.
BARCELONA-Perbr brig Salvador $50 bales cotton, 5000
VERA CRUZ-Per brig Union; 20 casks ice 10 kegs
white lead sundTies.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Powhattau: $50 bbls flour, n
10 whisky 20 bbs mOaB7e hhds sugar. 80 kegs butter 5E
aCks corn, 100 do oats, 90 do coffee, etc
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HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
II SITS, by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL p23 ly


HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
IL SITS. by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. pg3 ly
CarrOIltOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
IVE Otlgans ard SEQ yardt beyond the tsr
II OF the n. o. and CGrrolllou 39i}road.
REYn ELhh GuiuA Rtstor. and Principal Of The English
Department.
REyD cHAs. Ii. WILLIAMSON, Principal OF the Frenei
Department.
pnrinent.
The Rr. REy'O LEoEIDAs POLK, d. D., will sr-qEcio
exercise ioiisl sOperyou Of the Affairs the Sgmi
na
This hstuon fer Instruction young ladies an
branches o. complete Christian education, viii opened
reception q boarding pups MONDAY November
NE elegant ana spacious Mapon formerly known
HOUSE hna recently the Teidgucs of Dr.. L. Rad plea
sanity eieu ~ the healthy and retired Of CaTIotor
all hours BY the Rslios6. 800 " '
The expense for BosT, Tuition English French and Vora
Music, and Washing IA 800 per Of
Music, including Of Instruments $40 per term Drg sgs
per term Pupils viii furnish their cases tosI
napkins, and FORK The other requisites m IA ~
he lnetdon All payments will he rtquireJsrie and ina
yidbhg IN advance. $3.50 '
~ Visits pupils be restnete to their rarer, an,
gnardlAn and others authorized by them. Saturday r. Is st
apart tor the reception u No vista
Reference The Efhop 8Bl Clergy the Tgtsstsn Erisc6ns
CheIeh in Louisiana ,CarrOt0n Parish Jefferson Gs Fi
- -. osi 3m
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SyaNs OF TEMPERANCE JEWEg.s, ctc,--A
- Supply of Sons OF Temperance Jewels and ReEaia;
Younger brothers Jewels, kept constantly on hand a No
a Custumhouse Divisions OTganiznB in fgNs
California, will be promptly attended 70 Icy addressing
os3 tt New Orleans,
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The seamer Tuscumba left St Louis on the Both ultIr
port for New Orleans. steamers Die Vernon, Iroquo Hann
bal and Grand Tuk-took the freight from the wreck Of the
steamer Saranak No at Cape Girardeau.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


Sunday Evening, December s, 1850
Arrived per steamer Josiah Lawrence, 70 head Of Cattle
80 Hogs, Sheep, and Is Hoses per s. F. NintOn, II
Calves per Hungarian, 81 Cattle and lO6 shCep Al
hambra 80 Beef Cattle, and 81 Calves and Nearugs. The
market is bare Of Hogs, and Calves are scarce,
PRICES: Beef Cattle, (Wesern,) 4l5a6&c, % tb net;
Hogs, "a &c y ID net; Sheep, 81 OO0$3 30 " head
Hitch Cons, s2DD s70 % head; CatccS, s. 70 IS 10
q head.
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U Mail Steamship Ohio, Schenck, from NewYork 10th
nit, via Charleston Savannah and Havana Sd inst to
r Jennngs-Latayette.
Steamship Maria Bur Emerson, Gom Galveston, Green,
Harding SLCO-2d my.
Ship Chico Ohm 20 days from Boston, to maser2d my.
Ship Leondos, Jordan, Is days iom NewYok, master
ID my.
Shin Judah TOqro, Nckeron, 40 days from Liverpool TO
p Whitney &uo-3d my.
BIZ snip Rivs Eiqe, Maxwell a. days rom LIVERPOOL to
CammaCk &co-POint.
Brig ooavia Decker 10 days from Chagras, to Wickham
list my.
Br el John Russell, Smith. IA days from Turks island 10
VIM Burgess &CO-ld my.
5TEAmEOATEs
Duck River, Clark, from Alexandria.
Ann Lancaster, -. from y AGO City.
NntOn, Davidson, from St Louis.
Chas Hammond, Davis, from cincinnati
Josiah Lawrence, Carlisle from st Louis
GhhtOrnu, NewcOmb. from Louisville.
few l4aiOna, Smoker, from MIIiken's BeUd.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from DuualdsOnville.
q w Kendall Merton, from Cincinnati.
Gypsy, UTe, from Bayou Sara.
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie
Mary Foley, DaieTes, from DOnaldsonyiIle.
Tuscumba, Cable from st Louis.
Alhambra, Smith, from st Louis.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge
Towboat Anglo Norman, Rnehardt, from the Passes-
lowed down and TO the 9th inst, ship Mary War
and bark Arenda drought up ships TourO and River
dale sGhr John Russell
rQwboat COnquerUr Brown, from the Passes-bTought
ships Chicora and Leonidas-bng OCtRya.
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
Il the subscriber the 18th of May last, muatto %,
BOY, by the name of Bopke, about y yoqrs DID, *
coat and wool hat. There are two bald places his ~
head, occasoned by bum when child. He has also
on his forehead he is four feet six inches hgh hand
kerchef his head prevent detection, Whoever will
rest said boy him in JAIL and give information NJ,
j. Reigar 16 Carondeet street, will receive the above
ward, [O33 3ml ROBERT MCAIPlN.
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DRY GOODS.
JOSEPI II. PALNIER s. I

JOSEPH HI PALMER q CO.
MO CAMP STREET, oilers dealers large aud fI,sh
" stock OF FALL and INTER GOODS, embracing both
uraiEu and American
Some Of the leading articles named below
WOODEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
E1Adrlts and CassugTgs. n blue tngk and iaury caf
SourEr blue black aud fancy Mrluu tssmtI.s NuuNA5
calur: al Wool and Printed Neruus and ta.,a-s
Wool Sbawls Of many kinds Norhe and Eastern hss rud
linsPys; kentucky and Georgia Wool FHds and Iws
Plaid and Checked LHsly Gala Wool Plaid Ior chudEr
white aud all CouTs Nueknlw B|uuAsls Nagn Bau
kets, weighing hsi Saddle Hauk fine and coarse Bed and
Crib Blankets, etc etc etc
COTTON GOODS. Brown and beached Sheetings and
ShrunEs at British and American make of every quality
width yards wide Cotton usnabGrgs Of the most
American, English and French cso,ed Cotton G0oJ
embracing Checks, Pds, Stripes lckug, Deums and Cotton
Mosquito Bars, Nankeens, Cotton HandkerChe
variety Hosiery Goods full GugbGUs,
great variety English, Scotch French Camrc, Jaco
net bigH Swiss and Book Mustns Bishop Lawn Checked
Muslin,
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped, Plaid
and Naeei Black Suasi SE Forfncos and Snchews Status
and Nryes handkerchief md ravuts ladies gaumgl
sik Satin Nespgs Bonnet Cap Neck aud Belt Ribbons
numbers, plain Satn and Tafea Rb0uai Alplcas, all qua
ties and cuou; h0iaT Lugi Canton Cloths Bomazues, etc
LIN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and demi pieces:
Bed mems Table Linens and Towels Lnru Hauikeruhtsis
ccarie aud hnc,
- With my other articles usual limo Of business, o tt
DRY ,OODs ny THN PACKAGE.
~. ESECgg63gCg' $ssE(Eh,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEILCEIA Il Z
jeI4 NO. 80 GRAVIER STREET. iy
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.


steamship Palmetto, Smith, Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Rebecca, Wolfe, Rio de JanerO, A Foster Elliott
ShiD EspndOla, Barstow, Havre, l. Il Gale
Bark RONanna, Hall, Philadelphia, r NJ Harrison &Co
Sp bark Ledia Vita, Barcelona, PUG, MIR &cO
Brig Union RadOvich, Vera Cruz, PUG, Mir eco
Sp brig Salvador Nlet Barcelona Prats
Schr POwhattan, Caro-, Pensacola, J Hurley
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Expose du Deficit Probable pour 1850.

Exposj les eCettes Pro bles pour
Noyembre ct DeCembre 1880.
CaLts, Marchands etc l,5UO 90
Droit5 de Leyte Z5OOO W
Taxes Anitrtes 10000 70 ,.-.. .,
MARCHES pOurle LOyer de 1850 10000 UJ-SlU65O 10
Noutant a pouryolr par la Taxation $lO5 sos 81
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OFFICIAL.



M HEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly
of the State Of Louisiana, entitled An Act relative
10 the city Of approved March 49, 1850, pro-
yldes that before the Council Of any Municipality shall fix
be made budgets or estimates eXhibng The
various items of expenditures, including also the necessary
amount for contingent expenses to be incurred by the NUM-
Cpay during the current for the urban and rural parts
thereof, which budgets estimates shall be published in
French and English the official paper of said
during at least thirty days before the meeting when the Coun
Gil shall fix and decide the of taxes to be
And, whereas, the Council of this Municipality passed a
resolution the 9Th of November 1850 declaring the whole
limits of said Municipality urban
Therefore, in conformity with the provisions of the Act of
March Is, 1850 and of resolution of the Council adopted
this day, the following budget is published notice is
hereby given that thirty days after the first publication of said
budget, the Council will proceed fix and decide the
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE, -
Monday Morning, December 8, 1850.

Cotton There were several buyers in the market on
Saturday morning and the sales reached $500 bales, OF firm
prices After business hours, further particulars Of the
Arctos news appeared in the Evening Picayune from which
we learned that the Liverpool market cC-ed heavily the
t he day the Arctic left aud that the I'D advance was
lost
The Asa's news s due by telegraph and will fur
nish us with Liverpool dates TO the sd ut
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RADDEERY WAREHOUSE,
4 81 Nos 90 AND 81 COMMON st. ~
"a EASElTfH & BROTHER, man Ss5iisss1ss&
a4ia aaetuIeTs and dealers in SAD,
dies and r. aRNESS Of every stYe and quality, would
call ihs attention OF Merchants Planters others theiT
large and well assorted stock made and selected especially
Tor this Market comprising variety n' 7pddles
use; Coach Gig, Buggy, Wagon, Can and nay Hqrness;
Sklrung, Harness, Band and Top Leather: Hog Skins;
Deer, sheep and Goat Skns Brdles Martngaes: Trunks
Whips, Bits spurs Shrpgs, etc, etc.. Also Mil and 6 in
Bands; Sadders Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings,
etc. all OF tle best quality and the lowest prices
au90 SMITH BROTHER, 80 aud 81 Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
GSADnLES. BfllDLES, bits, STIRRUPS, ETC., Of
~ Description. ~ PA RUBBER FS--1IS,
CLOTHING OF all kinda, AIR BEDs, PHI. ss1aszslA
Lows, kAsPAuLIHs, SADDLE. BAGS, TENTS, ksSdsa5sF
lhdia Rubber Tent Cloths, of oil sges for sale BY
tylO ..At SMITH Il BROTHER, So Commons St.
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GROCERIES, ETC.


a, r. COCHRAN d CO.,
~ YchOupit0aIaS Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCIl ANTS and D.
~ rect Importer Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, ETC.,
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-j0O bushels genu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston
FiGS-lVOJ drums Smyrna, superior Eleme;
RAiSlNS--Ln quantities to suit purchasers;
AlMDNi3S--3OO bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SuEl4LED SLMOSNS-21O boxes, in fine order:
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS anu PEA NUTS-350
bags and barrels;
PEPPER. RACE GINGER, ete.--4JU bags;
STARCH-AgeuGy Of Hgth, Floyd Co.;
OLIVE Oil-5OO baskets pnts and quartz, Pagnoi;''
ARDlNES-WhClea, halves thirds and quarter boxes.
"lNE5-N1scat ClaFet, ETC., in boXeB Malaga, sweet
and dry: POn Wine, various qualities, etc.:
ILLUSTRATIONS gualite5i
BUTIER-Alwlys on hand, supply best st. LouB;
ORANGES and Lem ONS-Of direct importation, and
all Kinda Of Foreign Fruits ETC.;
PRUN ES--ln Jars and fancy boxes;
GETROhS--30g boxes superior Genoa CttrOus
CHAAPAGNE-ii0 baskets;
BRANDY CHERR IES-3UO cases fresh, landing;
hAGCARONl ANb NERMlCELlll-300 cases fresh
GenOa, landing;
ElRE;CRACKERs-3 boxes first quality No. /;
POWDER-AgenCy OF the celebrated American Chrya
!ai Powder Company" guaranteed superior to any
Powder m0nufactured ldl7 Sdpl oil
II ETCHUPs-
IN 20 boxes Underwoods Tomato Ketchup;
10 do do Mushroom do;
r. Nj. NICALPIN, Canal street Row,
old If and 70 Common street.
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$944944 St


From this statement OF the fiscal situation of the Munich
patty viii be that 1t will be necessary TO RAISE by
the real and personal and capital OF TINS NUM-
ctpality sum sufficient to cover the following items
For deficit for the year of 1850 500 SO q
For amount expenditures 1871 544544 80
For required by Board of LiqudatoTs.. AOUO %
- n
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DapIts expost de la situation nanciere de la Munc
pa volt qu II ntcessaire de prever moyen dune
take sur propn iOnCiere pesOnee aRsl qui
Eal lie cee MuniCipaltG, susanepOur COuyrr
les items suivants:
Deficit de 'annGe 1850 8lOj, sos 81
MOntan pour faire face aux dnenses 1851 4944 So
MOntant IeQus Dar COmHt des LiqAidateurs 100000 90
| $65O, $50 80
nOv3Ot JOHN CALHOUN, Secrttare.
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A. NetcgIf .., 5.mI /
AIrigtic ...,,1Ilp2 .
Alex. Grant ....ls.IuZ I
Alltghauy...... 3.ml'
Amelia ........l6,ml /
Amr.CAD .....,-l8.u2|
Arkansas ......I3.m2I
AFRhelIl POwlgrh'- /.
stH4nfa....,..Is M. .
Atum'l ,..... 3.ug|
Atlantic ....... g.i.
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DATLY CRESCENT.
.,lIr uoRIn Is PRIGHr BEFORE THEE

TuE WORLD is BRIGHT BEFORE THEE
ny FtTz sREEN HALbECE.
The world is bright before thee,
Its summer flowers are thine;
Its calm blue sky is DER thee
Thy bosom, virtues shrine;
And thine the sunbeam given
To natures morning hour,
Pure, warm, as when from heaven
IL burst on Eden's bower
There is a song Of sorrow
The deathd irge of the gay
That tells ere dawn of morrow,
These charms may fade away:
That SUMS bright beam be shaded,
That sky be blue no more,
The summer flowers be faded,
And youths warm promise DER.
Believe it not; though lonely
Thy evening home may be,
Though beauty's bark can only
Float on a summer sea;
Though time thy bloom is stealing,
There's still beyond his art,
The wild flower wreath Of feeling
The sunbeam Of the heart
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected Dapy 5y w. W. WaTE 81 Co. q Camp 81.
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STOVES! STOFES-In store and for sale, ~
, complete assortment of Cooking, Office, PaT!or eAsA
and Bar.roOm STOVES. SsyS&
Mechanic celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, go
aud The Stove will be found to supass all Others as re.
CARDS economy eyceeney and simplicity And As large
small advance cost. G. w. W. GOODWIN,
Wholesale and Retail Tinware Mandatory,
ie25 " Front Leves, N. o.
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go EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM

EGYPTIAN EYE BAISAM.
II COHEN, having had 30 years experience, offers the
~. above inlallibe remedy for all Diseases per Sz.
tainng to the EYE. Ophthamla of five years EGeSS%S
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, 49,
of years cured in 10 weeks; & of this city, eEz%
being blind for months restored the sight Of
eye three weeks gentleman who always used for
IS years, by using only drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by candeght hours after In
Illumination of days cured bg single drop. 1t gives
briancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
~ Nos. 2O5 PHILIPPA street, Hevja, and 4 = ST
CHARLES street. GPit ~
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RAINBOW .,,..,. j,WZ
$. SkOgmuu.,.. 6,u2
r alcETaph. q M
NsrrliIs...-....PH't
VIM Clase.,...PO Point
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List OF vessels Ina Port Not cleared.

Per ship Rivedale, from LiverDOOl-39O in seerage.
Per snip Judah TourO from Ligerpoo-276 in steeTage.
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IA W.k. +. FRKER-lndian Doctor, for. IA
80 merly OF Mobile, Ala, all durable sick 80
ness Of Men, Women and Children-Residence III
Municipality. Office hours from O'clock A. M, I'll = P.
N. For further particulars, please to examine the - Daily
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.VesO orleans agency
MARINB AID FIItR INSURANCE..
snnesEes Marine and Fire Insurance Compsu
CAPITAL $500, DUQ.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance C0mpsu~,
CAPITAL R3DUDDG.
DlTeCtOTB:
JOIN n. HUI, ALEK ALLIsos, LAS. B. llNnwIEs,
GEO. W. MATHS, JACOB MGAyCCK, "a. M. fOGGt
e 3, EQga, NG. EAKIE, isAA'L STAY.
WV. WOoDFOLE,' john N. Bass, -,-,
JAMGs J. GILL, Secretary JUN III "'"L' t'ea i"
IF This long established Company, with the ample
means for protection Of its Policies, take
RiVER, SEA md FIRE RISKS on tho most liberal teGs,
o3I PICKETT, PERKINS & 90, n Hugazine st.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, b. Set Of Incorporation, 82GO,OGg
DLREGTgRs;
VIM. Laughlln, Kendall Dunbar, e. A. Buckley,
GuthbeTt Bultt, Samuel Jami5On, VIM. II. Pattisnu,
Joseph Menard, &. =. Cutter, VIM ChTigty
Elliott Robbins, Adm VanbibbeT, Charles Pride,
Peter Marcy, liz. SEyman5kl. John HALL
CuTHBRRT BULLTTT Vice President.
Jos NASH, ACtuaTy, EwD. RAwLE, Solicitor, .. VIZ
CHRlsTY, Notary.
JONES, NJ. d. and A. ii. CENAs, II. D.,
The Merchants and PaneB' Insurance Company having
subscribed in cash and well secured nOtss amply
51Gent for all contingencies prepared receive
applications and make nsuunces their Office, SOUthsags
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the LIVES
Of White persons and Slaves.
Az This Company is established the Mutual primer =
Of Insurance. whereby every person inHuug with becomes
Interested in ia success and It's profits divided among ne
customers payable IN Cash, instead Of Scrip. d IL
| MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE iEsUIg-
ANEE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
! INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1913, AND DECLARED DIyl.
o. Is PER CENT. on u MONTHS BUSINESS.
ONCE, No. IS Camp street,
Between GravieT and Common cts
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pOFANiC DRUG sTORE, NO, % CaT7p street,
- conducted by DR.. A. A. JONES. mill ly
nRs. HOUGH and FRYDINGER will attend to the
- practice of their profession in all in its branches Strict
and constant daily attention paid office practice Ou dOGg
calls attended all hours Office No 1873 BarOnne street,
near the CarrOllton Railroad Depot.
DIR. s. GILBERT,
HAS REMOVED HIS BOTANIC DRUG STORE AND
OFFICE l2b POyFrds between St. Charles
C4ruuJeiet where he will all Chr
Dtseass especially Cancers without the
White Swelng Abcesses TumOrs, Wens ScToiua
ali diseases Of the Bones Fuan-ano, and all Ucerou Alice
generally; also Mercuria and Syphiuc Diseases
fails lie the poison he system and relieves
the eLCruci8tug
RheumatiEm Rheumatism, whether Acute Chronic
he successfully Dropsy, CostIves and loss Appee
Also, all diseases peculiar to females.
All Diseases Of the Skin, letters Rngworm, Barbers Itch
Coughs, Colds, tc.
My son. VIM. P. Gilbert Ri D. who has praCtisel
eight will the Drug Store, and all
chasing their medicines h advice prescription
Of cha gs.
day large and fre,h
York, low C2l Gstf