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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

In 1912 the value of the commerce of the wesr
was estimated by committee of the Senate on
the most authentic data that could then he oh.
talned, at S22O 600 600 per annum Ia IS4S i
was estimated, in The work already uuoted, a.
S45o,OOOO00 and if the same rate Of ncrea, 2
mas prevailed up to the present time, that whirl
had taken place betW cen 1912 and 1913, the presen
value of the commerce which foas on the Missis
slppl and its tributaries, cannot be less than $780,
100000 annually.
To participate in this trade Pennsylvania has
expended $I3O00,O 900, and the merchants Of Phila-
delphia $4,000, COO.
Baltimore has already expended S14 600 900,
and must expend Sc OO0,OO or SS 900 600 more.
Virginia has already expended 50 900 600 or
$40 O0O, 900, and must double that sum-
Savannah, and Charleston, and Mobile, are ex.
pending millions to come in for SHARE 1t is rather
an expensive gaming table, where the ante is
millions.
The committee do not deem it necessary to en-.
large at tins time upon these interests. Ii j,
enough TO know that property valued at more than
s5OO,OOO,OOO IS annually put in jeopardy and ex
posed to loss and detention on the OHIO and Other
kindred streams; that some four hundred steam.
boats, conveying this commerce, and eight or nine
millions of persons besides, ply at DISADVANTAGE
or are tTequtntly subject to entire stnppage from
want OF water; and 10 know that there is pTOba
bly, cheap and simple process by which the
needtul water can be supplied, and this vast navi
CATION fitted for The comm-rce that it Alats, and
adapted to the end it was intended to fulfil in pro
noting the prosperity of the country.
The committee recommended an appropriation
of $50 900 for surveys. Rejected.
MARINE HOSPITAL AT SHREVEPORT
Mr.. Souie ! move the following amendment:
''To aid in erecting ma Inc hospital a, Shreve,
port, in Louisiana, for the rehel OF uisSosd ana
sick mariners navigating the waters of Red River
and It's tributaries, TO be placed at the disposal of
the municipal authorities of that place, fifteen
| thousand dollars
This place is at the head of the navigation of
| the waters of Red River, at distance Uf SIX
| hundred miles from New Orleans IL is the con
meeting link between Louisiana and Texas, and is
| a place at which many men who navigate the
Red River resort 1t has become a matter of real
interest," and of imperative necessity of late, that
provision should be made for these mpriners and
boamen. The city of Shreveport las already con
rrbuted the sum of fifteen. thousand dollars for
the purchase of lot IN order to aid in the erec-
lion of a building for marine hospital but un;
less we give them the assistance which is asked
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COaTIV ZEE IA

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
10 the uTest safest and remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies auve failed Persons have frequently
called office with sstonhmen their faces, STATIC
that they had used the ointment for other diseases
of their bodies the bowels and that cOpOus
had resulted trOmit This result viii ALWAYS follow horoug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe;
in no instan ecsn the Pain EX XractOr do harm.
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveterat
Fever Sore for fourteen past spent nearly
FIVE hundred dollars in employing physicians ndn purchasing
medicines that used recommended
purpose, until, last resort heard and tried DAI
LEN'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR when to my
surprise, before had used whole box OF this ave
my limb was entirely healed and have nothing OF il left
about BRADOCK DAVIS,
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May s, Is.5.
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For Erysipeiss the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease dsapeaT Tor ttls
time but is div in, d viii re- appear ne same
other place. he Pain Extractor, however, draS out
and completely removes the cause of the dseas and effects
Oh
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THIS certiHes that UALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family Salt Rheum Of thirteen years
durauon and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aevated, and they both entirely removed There
he nodOub but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent reCaJmo for it. from what has fallen under ose
walton, added the
others no have immediate reet
do eerfuly recommend attention cithe afflicted
the 3 Lnis invaluable save
HlI IGdEO, N, y, ROSWELL, CLlAPIN
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.BANY, May 8, 1886, "A J,

was nine year under medical ski in the cities Of New
York and Albany, lbonng under the most distressing Ery
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large OF the size
of hen eggs pOtrIdng, and large bOs my body
The seregns stopped for days, when distress be
ntoeTabe. My tongue cracked, and the roof Of my
mouth covered with sores, and my chest the
my neck, constant burning heat, that cold
did not cool it.
In this misery longed death, and never expected re-
c0very, W hen Mrs.. Jes7up desired to
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She brought to my bed box and applied to the
felt Immediate wherever it touched me, and begged
fDr enough aRGOn; thoroughly. It obtained, and
.9 7eUEd 70 invest TO remove the burning and
the uH made Pills of it, and took Them. which
aeon cured ne. | owe my life your valuable Extract
being and have been ever since early
the VgaK lsss kERLlA FRENCH,
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DIAL EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only Genuine
NO COMPOUND

NO co NJ POUND
HAS ever been discovered that any of the qualities
OF this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new and
hereoiO vrtue,s discovered by its application to
new diseases-U remarkable fact, that many of its ef
iects, known Ony from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the nm
ventoT, so admirable the combination IL nts that
It found suited to relieve almost every ament which
frame of is subject Let of the pe
culiaT quanes of this remedy:
FrSt,-lt will, within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the BURNS, SCALIJs or
BLlSTERS. 1t will also remove the pain and GUUT
TlC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or orSWELLINGS
SscOnd-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately it
viii preserve e matter how severe be the injury
unless vital part be burned; and consequently any sore or
inflammation.
Thrd-It will heal Burns Wounds, Ulcers or Sores of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOHrtt-t neUtraizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabd animals.
F3h.-lt Will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA
TlON; and in old wounds wherever modification has COM
menced will the disease, and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the part
to its natural state.
sizM-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when BET, be well wrapped
up IN the Salve, no Inflammation, Swelling Pain 20
cur and the bonea unite, and become strong with astonishing
fapidity.
Ssoeah-Wheu the Bowels are painful, or inhamed tls
Extractor, if well rubbed them, will afford relief and
cause movement, when oil, jalap and all
Etghthts perfectly safe in all casest never can
DO harme system will absorb than necessaryto
repair it. # will conflict with any medicines thai mayb
We have not space in this publication enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subJOn few testimonials OF its value, selected
from the thousands in possession, from all pars J h
PILES.
It may be confidently there no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t certain remedy, and removes at once the pain and
soreness.
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati feel it q solemn duty that the commu.
nty thus publicly state that have been troubled with the
le for about seven years, during which time have su
sred much bodily pain great portion OF Time by
bed, and have eXpenteJ several hundred
dollars but purpose continued grow Mean
while was persuaded, and finally urged make trial Of
" DABLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" /" for
the awful complaint; and my amaZement, | as
well and hearty ever and the Of boxes Of this
precious ointment ascTibe my These will
ing affirm should make the statement Of old resi-
dent any authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Cincinnati, 4th month, lS4l
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ST. Louis, Mo-, July 6. 1s46.
Dear Sir About week since, while working at M trade,
cut foot very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit of the adze entered the top Of foot below the
STEP The wound began iniame and continued do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, incture
OF Myh and several adhesive pasers but all to purpose
then commenced the of
OALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and In less than minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subsde, and has now entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex.
tractor as being superior anything have tried toI
removing pain inflammation.
am shlp-carpener by trade and shall be wilIngo.at
uy the virtues of the Save all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, No. l5l where can give
information desired. Yours, truly,
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The efficacy of hePAIN EXTRACTOR in this diseass
ia remarkable We know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate say that the Ointmen will fail for this pur-
pose Decacy from asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following procused by one OF our
Agents:
THIS will certify that have used DALLEY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeruIy recommend 1t to those who he afflicted
lce cure il. PHOEBE BRAY,
ALBANY, April, lSi5. MARY MOORE
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he pI rbiTry
Surveyor at the expense Of r9eir rasge.rys owners.
First HurR
Mrs A. wootCls' Lj nonng on Teh7uPtouIas street, be-
/ l. MobeSs's corner Of cogs,an.e and oraggs streets
H. Potts Religious between St. James and Celeste strests
) Ma a. ams lsI Young e. Joining the a6oys 6, ,
Ne kef@fq' r. @ % PeTe@ sna st tes
Estate Of sh Dmond ageut); Baptist between
JoEn Wade T9omas woon There's? Beechasse.
n Rogers IT, Duffy, ageE corner Of Tchouprouas and C
A. Lvanlas Richard street, John Baptist and
goErog Mason, ugent John the Baptist Richard
Terrell the Baptist between Richard and Market Streets
Second Ward
Estate Judge Se agen; on Dryades
between Eut'rpe and TerpHchore streets.
T. i ,. Cenes'
T. o ket in square bounded by Bacchus Dryade Euterpe
/ LrHm,5Itqe, maritime, streets anu Fen'''y Road
2 lIw'@ rhpta, between soeohus and Dryades street,
G. f. RePPei MeP meme betsee9 Bacohus and pryids
j. S"a sds es Rsa RR92S 81 S5s%p hs ss
Owner unknown northeast coroer Of Camp and Basin.
Third Ward.
John neeves; corner Ga and -houpoulas streets
s.: rso%E 6s%'n SqsSs 9S and aso"s
P Front yes between Sue, ts and BSo mn
FoSsT sazstte between TeRoup,oua and Front Leve
IohG aeponogh Front LeTse between and
@as T'S9 9G New iv..
Unkaowni corner OF pupontier and DO.
B north %4 eo, LG% CORNER S@1 al S0 aO ouber
Dohery Cuddy & Co agents Camp between Estelle and
Owner UNKNOWN suEee, Magazine and Constance.
Fourth Wayd.
c%S1res % eTa aeTeqe % sr s% e% I69s M @ Erato Streets
Lamben Wallace square as between EratO DTypis BRcchu
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SHIPPING.
DOM ES1IC -POh s

For NewYork and Hvvana
fMH Enh NrM Anith, , 0iq hayanazzUu,,sd
SsdGn and masnci @ 9ss@G sessG 0I3 es, ne
Endsy sehenck, sn'nman ing, viii leave on MONDAY,
s Marys Lafayette. rne ments foI the con-
S % 6 and T s SP f @o nns s and % S
are combined all the oonveni noes of first rate hotel
other vessels Of the Company.
To New EfIES oB Berth EAsiaSI; saidoo 90
To Havana-sialc-r ferh, Saioor IS o.
Passenger for H1vana must procure passp-rs from the
eV Passengers for NewYork be transferred to the mag.
No passage secar Ia for. An passage tickets
sss XRMsTkoSGO SS C0
Err GHAHLksTON AND HAV ANA
~ FsGz9t Sart:to1 0Hsd aas SGtss a L,ns Sseeg zen
eTe Gs seamsGp a8aTs kBEI G.dsn Cap Ro sof
@ I aRTAS 9 aSpe ri .9s%s S%
for ChatIesoslh and I'd Of eah month; leaving Chares
Havana to tharlestOn Savannah.
EaFaha 10 hty w ST.. 5U
For ~ 5St9sr b aPpy tyhs,.,,o 70
AssSI; HIATT Co 81 6s ss + ospn' &
Faehge avng Havana BY 5 Sh3 sSs can Go reach
BaT2Ts on The th Day by taking the Land Route aPd
steamship to those pOrts d6 law
a. FOR Observation-Disclosures fine fast sailing
PaGssfh he 0e9%e ssaer aa a e a Gs
VIII have mmeda ae dispatch For balan:e Of fre gh or
on board,
JOHN w. ANDREWS s. co. 95 Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN g. Co. s2l
FOREIGN PORTS.
EOU VRp CaTZ 81 p0IIT. -.
sa consnd H fo, n,Ichl t ,h h Dun MI "A, naVlng
- % IoAuIs ior 'e aDoTe poIl WIN POSI-
annIv IN es - % i Sn S irsigha III o. passage
--Z--@@@z
FOR CALIFORNIA.
s=. FOR CALIFORNIA via Chaqrss-TT G
,zffFRA Iaa Sieansh;n ConaaDTb va NV sif II
.75sszA icent mail steamship OHIO. Iient. Findlay
tn iGhentk f commanding %ll leave on MONDAf, the
i4 oi October, at O'Clock, N. punctuaiy, with the
California and Oregon mails.
To Chaprss-Ip SaoAns As VI FAssASE' sso m
N Sscond Cab;n ''''''''''''''~eegg 10
In Stserags IA ,o.. ,i,L tS ~
No re ssrsd 1n, % nig 'e WIN ~ "
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES,

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in ihese cases
wonderful quickly does it remove all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SOAR REMAINS. Its success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled
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EiNsON. Carpenter and BaHder, No "9l Nlagq.
- zine Street, Gin Se stewart old paCe)-cUustany
maud, an extensive assortment of Panel Doors, Blinds,
Sash glazed uuga2ed All orders promptly filed the
uasfH,ss and dispatch. mhA4 ly
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N FNN UHLEANe FEM ALE INNIlII n .-(IR-
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AOUNG LADIES
At No. % GIMP StYCCt-CUHd ICt=d Jy y R. and MRS
MACAJLAI 80. Iys lustituuOn is under the personal
supervision OF Mrs. MacsuHy; advanced classes
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. MaCa.
ay assisted by another gentleman To give instructions IN
Toe French, Spanish and lalIan languages, in Drawing
Dancing Vocal and Instrumental Music, the
pllshed professors employed
The school Is arranged make it both an English
and french school, and the aim Of the principals
duct their pun hTUuE ubantal and
OF studies, atordng the time progress know.
edge and progressive discipline OF the heart well the
mind For the ms rucuOn OF puus of every and grade
O nteecua Gu ure ample arrangement have heeu made.
no efforts will be wanting to promote the improvement Of
the pupils, sud young ladies ved family as
9oardeGs will share in the enoymens, privileges and
tons of dau ghters.
The Play Ground-an item essential to a schools large
dry and secluded from public view; aud references when
reQulIe, VIII be made parents have had heir daugh.
ers a. the lnsll'nuOn for years.
A COu OF Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered the advanced classes BY Dr. Macaalay during
winter and 10 aid the pupils in understanding the lectures
scientific Subjects the school furnished wlth requisite
apparatus. For further Information application may be
made personally or by letter. auSl 3mdS w
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n. Is. WATERMAN
CLATE HOLMES s. COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
4 z 4


OATE HOLMES s. Coz
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURES,
No % jrdrer, CarOHdeet street, Neo Orleans.
EU" SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
or Bars SteamS0gfs or P%yate Fn%ifas tsn'o" e' ''
pn!ers lo any quunty put up in shipping order at the
aS aR 9F2f to R&B GGPg2P aEgD "a Fsasan,
"S' B. S@pS Sa @ " "a sos39s ArPsR terms rms Of every ,,oon
always On hand for my3 8m
7g'O rt.A,lhtis AND BUTLDERs.-A. BROWN
'hne qq{d Yellow Pine, Mahoeaqy, BaaF Walnut, Oak
T. and HSe srpFG Pa9flSSSi NV E35R oR
LEAss. =. p Ian, AN, "a "a W-MILL, MARQUEE, Miss.
where the Mississippi River below NatcSe2 at sSoTy
n1les. '''si' Sd 3 8mW iSY'
seo 5 o &R2E &iR2FE EaRa BAR FRN2Hc s Ne T s'os
s''' IN store ana '0' sale w. " B. MooUTcp9N & co.
CROGKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
lgsy q. Al. FELL & CO., 81 COMMON srREEr,s-rn
Ks A NewOreans, Importers and DeGterS, Eboesais III
Ga o,s, ss,TS CaacicE fabIs Cotsry @ "pan@ed @%f I
WHEN o s oaay packed I IN the ] safest manner sS e G
4 4. .AINsLs ORTIZ, NOTARY PgBLfC ayvD
a GqMMISSL0NER or DEEB3S, g fgr E sDeyg $,ats
New Orleans. RecommissiOned 1850 by Gov Walker,
az Residence and Private Office at No, l62 Julia
sj where appointments may be made for business OF a
CS- DeposlioGs taken Accounts Probated, Deeds and
Morgages Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments Of
W;tng Prepared and Authenticated for Use Record in
any part Of the UNITED STATES.
AZ Manne and other protests particularly attended 10
Apa al Caes u General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated an rOmUtIy arranged. mh30 ly
STOVES! S'N0VES-In store and for sale, a -
and Barr0um STOVES. i--I@
hIcGmin's csebIate.i Air tight COOK STOVES, ,AA
aud The Stove will be found to surpass all Others as
Eads economy eXceency and simplicity. And large
business can only be done by selling cheap will sell at very
small advance Gn cost. g. w. w. GOODWIN,
Wholesale and Retail Tnware Mandatory,
Jes9 " Front Levee N. o.
CALCUTTA TWINE-7O bales.
~ ~ A, +, COCHRAN x co, "a TGhnupitoulas st.
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OsEPH II. PALMER IL CO., 81 Graver street
cont mpating removal Their new store No AZ Camp
rect the st Of September will sell their present
ocN II DRY GOODS, consisting of Brown and bleaGhed
'ottons English and American Prints, Kentucky Linsey
nH Jsans white and eolored Fannes do do. plain and
keen III es; French, Scotch and American Ginghams ami
& 5eay ms; EY Irish Linens; Linen Sheeungs 1914 ia, and
lZ4 Table do. and lphins together with large assu
ment OF other easonRbe goods, including some 1000 pieces
-@1 a @'' NSA~
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PIANO FONTE ANO MIsiC sTORE.

30 ca .HP S STREET
K a. EH LEX has on hand constantly
w PL4JgO FORTES, GDlI the justly zE1Sxz,
celebrated Mann ac 70 IS o' Hllet, fS
Davis Co. Boston; John r, Junham, n WNSYTA 81 81
David Van Wrinkle, A. H. Gale q Co and U ~ VI y
Jas II. Grovesen New York; also PeyeI's Paris PIANos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PIA-
NOS, to be delivered fast as received from thu
use particularly for the country, where Tuners can s0g
De- HGG as they Will stand longer and tune than any
other Piano; These Pianos independent rim on case
%nch can be rsmqyed in moment, there being
ySsyN NIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, Fl,TTES and
8S H other Musical Instruments constantly on hand and
$2sssEy tor sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for PanC
49, Eorte, Guitar, Flute, ETC. Also INSTRUCTION
bDphS Tor all musical instruments. es51 A Lib.
e Discount to dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
ofets., All orders promptly attended TO- mha3
:DlANO FORTE FOR sALE-A -IsSl9ssSz=.--
SaLeTof aLU H w9EamSPsal2 M 4 tor Iae very low III N
Stairs. mvIu
IL ACE BOAT FOR SALE.-A very fast boat, 81
~ ieet long, 4 teet in breadth, eight =
oars, IN hne order, copper fastened. =
MS boat was bullt IN this city, and is
known to be very fast, and will be sold Z ~ 80
very low May be seen at Mr. j. Russes, of sSu.
iy1 WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier st,
lSAMs, BUTTER, CANDLES, etc
IA DU UtFlELD'S II MS-5U tIerces in store:
GOSHEN BUTTER-I5 fiIkius landing from ship 81.
PHiLADELPilIA PREsERVEs-25 ca es landing
from shin Ella
MACGKEiRELmal0Q bbls. New No. 3, landing from
ship Emily Tay u; -'
CANpLES;-2Oo boxes Star, Mould and Sperm, in
50 Il. ). HAKT \ TchOupitoulas St
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HlGH sCHOOL FOH IOUNG LADIES

a DVAhDEhN EtNU UA II To PTIS, JnrUNGeIeI
"A street, ST. Osepb established in 1872 under the
5uperintenGence OF the MISSES .ALLiSOE from LON
This Institution, conducted the best plans
Surdpean instruction, constantly open for The reception
oung ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reuui-
lie to a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on appica.
on at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON CarOn.
ta1l tr
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NADAME YORk-This celebrated Philosopher As.
VI roiogs and PhysiognOmist and owner of the Egyptian
'Tace OF Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
lenot New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
tort tune, and may be consulted in any Of the above
ster and ST.. Paul streets Madam Y il desired will give
Psychological Charts with admeasuTemens of the heau
lmpETamant lEnnsUitgtion al anlgsD4
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10 RENT.

IL KEN L.
HOUSES TO RENT.--A number of DWELLING
II HOI 3 b for rent, on ana street. between Ro- a.
Appg 5 II q M ToGG Z" 555 asaSSs Si 8SSest S. E s
4 o RENr-FRONT UFtIGE, with second -
IS 0Ut &E6 6'GCy VI 20 IS Magazine st
nWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-Tbe large thrss
- stoTE Dwelling House, No 10 Satchez street. con. ~
BOARD Nc HOUSE, havr9 be n kspt as such for n
4 4 gesr g Rent Rent yety ow g first November APpl
V'O RENT-A genteet frame two story dwelling, a
= with hive good rooms IN the main house. gallery K HI
se repair, has every family and pleas
andy situated on Baoohu' n1eF + h1 II & FR9Ry R9a to
sll mI 1O3 Grayier e, opposite ST. Ghares Hotel,
EoF- ,REAT LUNS "A new Twostory FRAME
Cypress street Dea the New SuI Bs Tae aea boa aaeG Ven Oh
calculated tor small families but viii be relted to III
' so anu x JACKsGS 45 "a Gt @S5a aet Dp' to
Iyp u between Poydras and tieyia SITS.
Tn BENT-The story brick House ou Julia street. -.
Il North sIte, ao1rs East Of Baonne Possess on h;
A. F. CoGRAN L Co ~ Tepga5 9pPy TO
V'HE story bf House on e. side of Baronne street.
4 3dOors North OF julia Apply as above. sl3
'E'O RENT The HOUSE and Premises on Dryadgs
street second door from Felicity Road ,"l be rented ~
ains i've man building with kitchen, zi
servants rooms and stables tor seven horses 1t excel
lent place tor boss drayrnan, family wishing keep
few mch cows Possession VIII he given in one week from
ARD, on the premises. q Ut
- RlZNT-yery low to euan ii lst Noyem.
a her next, with the privilege after that time, IL sa
factory terms can be made with the a most & n.
tEeghul residence on Camp street. tour doom be,o" ia
h7tele, containing fine rooms, besides halls
rooms, kitchen, pantry, and very convenience. It has
small yard and garden IN front yards all paved, fine southern
exposure and well ventilated. For and further par
ucuiars apply at this office. je2i
BE- iiETA L 4 ! ! small 81 s9gF office, with fixtures A.,
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k'OH hENI-A large, spacious, pleasant ROOM, 81
by 5O, second floor, suitable for .arge Cotton
mission house, by CHARLES STOUGHTON,
-Iy5O "a Camp street
HI RNIsHED ROOM TO BIfNlF-A richly furnish.
y ed room, within nve walk OF the st Charles
hoeI and very deaby local ed for professional gentle
man WI be rented to proper tenant. For urJher pareu
ars address A, through the Post Office, gvng name,
address, sI6If
FURNISHED ROOMs.-5OveraI large, airy Rooms,
desirable for the Summer Season, be had at
st J0seph street, second door from S. Chgrea JET Am
~ OOMS FOR RENT-Severai RoomsIn IN Banks Arcade
~ stairs. mil