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The state VS., w, x, stiIes.

1t will be recollected that the Indictment against
this individual was quashed in the Supreme Court
He was accordingly discharged by the Judge of ths
Criminal Court, but instantly taken into custody on
new affidavit made by District Attorney Revnolds
The prisoner sued out writ Of habeas CORPUS befr,
the Supreme Court, which came up for argument to
day Mr. Larue appeared for the petitioner and made
a very logical and convincing argument Attorney
General Johnson replied briefly. The Chief JUS
tice delivered the opinion of himself and Judge
Preston, they two being the only judges present
Judge Eustis said that they had been disposed to
send the case to the First District Court but learn
ing that it was the wish Of Judge McHenry to have
the opinion of this Court the points raised in the
case, they had determined to entertain the cause.
Judge Eustis said that the case depended on the
construction given to the act of May A. 1906 Sec 81
SECTION 81 No person shall be prosecuted tried or pun
shed for any offence win MURDER arson robbery forgery
men for the be found exhibited within one year next
after the offence shall be done or committed; shall
Of this territory unless the prosecution for the same shall
such fine or forfeiture; Pro1ded tbat NOTHING bsqsg
contained shall extend person abscondng fleeing
from Justice.
In this case the offence was alledged to have
been committed in March. 1s49 more than twelve
months have elapsed. The statute is very cleaI
and peremptory in its terms; absconding from jus.
| tice alone suspended prescription.
The tendency Of prosecution based on an insult
| fcient Indictment did not have that effect. The
petitioner was accordingly discharged. Mr.. Stiles
certainly haa proved defauler, but those who
know him best, attribute it to his carelessnosi
in the management of his business, and 10 hi
confidence in others, which has been abused. Al
any rate he has suffered severely, and we hope the
81. l. l., L
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tW Notice.-The undersigned, having united together
the Of Noaa Business in all It's branches beg leave
inform friends and the public that they prepared
with dispatch whatever business condd
th the sand Of d. RICARDO, Notary Public,
No. 10 Grayier street. VIM. MONAGHAN,
Successor to D. l. Ricardo,
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Some discussion is had in the English periodicals.
Of the question Of revising the liturgy of the Church
OF England. The Athanasian creed is objected
70; passage in the ordination of ministers con.
'eerning the forgiveness Of sins by the clergy; a
clause in the baptamal service speaking Of the bap
nEed child Is regenerated and the words sure and
ceTiain hope, r in The burial service.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

During the late fine weather in England, Lord
Ross has been able to make use of his splendid tel
escope to great advantage, and has added three
new nebue to his former important discoveries.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

The newly invented American churn, which
produces in ten minutes four pounds of butter from
five quarts of cream, has been exhibited in London
with marked success.
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ANEryERskRY OF THE soNs OF TEMPERANcR.-We
are requested to state that the celebration Of the anniversary
Of this Order has, owing unavoidable circumstances, been
postponed by the Grand Marshal the 2d inst when is
eApectzd he various Divisions Unions and Fountains win
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

MuRDER.-William P. Walker, at Richmond,
Va, who was struck on the head by Elizabeth
Bosnian, a week or ago, with an iron hoe, has
died from the effects of the wound.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

The whole number of houses destroyed at the
late fire in Savannah was 21-of stores 10, Offices
g. Total probable loss $4,000; of which about
one-half was covered by insurance.
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sale OF Silver Plated. and =. Britannia Ware.
RY SYKES. HYDE &. CO.

FRIDAY, May 3, at 10 oelookWiu be continued me ae at
auction the stock Mesrs Lave Hogg, al their oe No.
LOG Poydras
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc
The sale viii commence win the Silver Plated Britannia
Ware Mountng and after the balance Of Hardware
Guns Pistols, Fancy Goods, ETC.
Terms q and months for approved city paper. mys
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The speculation in real estate in New York has,
is SAID, fallen of, in consequence of the large
amount forced on the market. The decline in
prices within month or two has been abou,
% per cent
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Oxford is University composed Of twenly-one
colleges, confsderated together, with tieen or six
teen hundred students.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

MAY DAY FESTIVAL IN charlottesville
children Of the public schools Of Carrollton had
very dslikhtfnl party at the Garden attached to
The Hotel. Il was beautifuI sight even to
strangers The orphans from the Lafayette Asy-
iums BY the invitation of the managers Of the Rail
road. also visited CazroIlton, and enjoyed them
selves in the public gardens. We observe in our
exchange papers that all through the South the day
was 20 be celebrated as children's festival.
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X" Of the Baltimore Sun, Says The union
of the California and Territorial bills is increasing
in strength, and in the number Of its advocates Il
win no doubt pass the Senate by vote of from ten
to fifteen. There will be scene-the dying glad.
ators"
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The Nicaragua Treaty, just completed between
the United States and Great Britain, is the first
time that the Monroe principle Of European nom
Intervention has been carried out.
First, it hberases every part Of Central America
from British dominion and attaches to US, by every
feeling Of gratitude, the Central Confederacy. 1t
secures the construction Of ship canal by which
ten thouEand miles Of dangerous navigation viii be
cut Of and snists British capital in the enterprise.
Il admits ships Of all nations, on the payment OF
equal tolls and uniting in the guaranty Of the canal
This viii be taken upin the Senate in connec-
ton with treaty with Nicaragua.
We consider the arrangement thus made with
Great Britain, as the most important IN principle
which has been consummated since the treaty re-
eegnizing the Independence Of the colonies.
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Douce, the antiquarian, always maintained thai
the Jews harp, should be called the Jaws harp.
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Ahe North American says that the extensive
building operations in Philadelphia, this season,
nave already caused scarcity Of brick, and that
some OF the largest improvements projected have
been thereby temporarily checked.
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A sleigh, manufactured of gutta percha, convert
IDLE at pleasure into boat, is to be seat out with
the English Arctic EXPEDITION on the Is Of May.
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John Smith has arrived safe and sound in Cali
fornia. John is rare fellow.
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EHkRMAK's TRussrs- We ask attention to the adyer-
snlehis Of Mr. Sherman third page Hundreds and
thousands be relieved of the painful Of bodily Attic
noa BY timely Of these valuable Instruments Annoy
aaee and suffering need be endured when the Of
feef accessible. Persons afflicted in this manner, who
az about % leave the city. should not fail TO supply them
selves
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PRoFEssoR wEBsTER..--The Boston papers say
the Professor continues in good health and spirits,
and daily receives his epicurean meals from Par
kers Restaurant, Court Square, Ia privilege granted
to all prisoners who can pay for it, by the rules Of
The Lsveret street JAIL His spiritual adviser, Rev.
DR.. Putnam, an Unitarian clergyman from Rox-
bury, visits him occasionally, in his cell, and his
wife and daughters twice week regularly.
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An incombustible paper for roofing houses has
been invented in Germany.
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The Toronto Independent" started about siz
months since, to advocate Canadian independence,
has been discontinued for lack of support.
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o. rME so5EaEHN ILL

lBF THE sogFF I'm \ TN
Nrw York, April 50. 1850.
We have no sign Of the steamer Cambria, and il
is feared that some accident has befallen her.
New York Markets.
The Cotton market is firm and holders are hold
ing back fol the news Flour has advanced cents.
Grain unchanged. Lard, in bbls, cents Provi-
sions unchanged. Coffee frmer. Sugar and Mo-
lasses steady. Tobacco dull.
Webster at Boston.
Daniel Webster made speech last night at Bos-
ton, in which he said that the slavery agitation
was laid like ghostly phantom"
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Tract of Land ........ on the .. MetairIe Road.
BY SYKES. HYDE a. CO.

BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
SATURDAY the 4h inst, u o'cOckW be sold, Banks
" Arcade
The following TRACT OF LAND Metarie Ridge
1916 feet and inches deep
place.
Terms at sale.
Act of sale befOre T. o. Stark NJ P, expense Of the pu
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The Natchitoches, La. Chronicle, of the 9th
ult says:-Red River has risen at this point seven
feet during the past week. and is still rising.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

The telegraph posts being erected in Albany, N.
Y, are surmonnted by gilded eagles. and painted.
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10 UArrrAIlsTs. Persons DESTROYS Of making invest
ss In valuable real estate well located referred to the
advertisement Of w. H. Palfey, who viii have large sale
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a. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Th steamer OLIVIA will
hereafter after the arrival Of the o'clock p
instead Of formerly. Returning, leaves CoYingon
p O'Clock Every Day Sundays excepted, arriving al tho
Railroad In time the 10 o'clock for the Due
notice will be given Of The Sunday trips. apTT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

The Galphin COMMITTEES have taken so wide a
range of inquiries, that they will NOT soon be able
to report.
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A building of Mr.. Soldini, of Natchitoches, was
struck by lightning on the night of the 24th ult
and about $500 damage was done.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

Hon. John H. Norvell, United States District
Attorney, died at his residence in Detroit, Michi-
gan, on the 9th ult
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p. b. TAYLOA

A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT has removed
"A No Gayier street. he will particular attention
Estate Stocks Cargoes Damaged Cotton House
hold Furniture, slayes etc. myl In
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Il, J. COKE g. co., DRuesIsTs, Corner Of MdgG-
IL. zine and P0pdrds streets, prepared 70 exc "A
cnte orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam
lilies. Every article warranted genuine. DIT. e. j.
COxK's Preparations, extensively used for IL
recommending themselves By their effects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uaequalled remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc.
III EXTRACT OF CoPAvIA, sARsAPAAsIi.L Lila
S&S~ superior to the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA. AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls 1ysdp
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The first of May was general gala day among
the children of the Mobile public schools.
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Il. s. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES 4 co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

w n " u + n u
NO. 1SO GrGrier Carondet street. Neao Orleans.
%, SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot.
e plan or Favored with Saaparlla Lemon, etc., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats, or Private Families.
AiLsioI5SopA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
tnSnished on the most reasonable terms.
N b. SoDA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. my3 BIN
DEPARTURES OF MADAME YOUNG--This eel.
bushes at her old place, No. e21 Cdro4dst street. where
she can be consulted for short time only prior her dear
ture from the city Madame Y makes no pretensiongtc
magic but she will inform all who consult her Of their dipo
on and character and leading transactions OF the past
ent and future, well if she had known them from birth
Terms for lady or gentleman, 81. my3 3ts
ted Lumber consisting Of inch boards, weather boards,
hoonpgs and scantng For sale arrive the 9TH inst
w. II. HULL,
mys q corner Grsvisr st. and Bank Place. up stairs.
COAlr-CoAI-A hatboai load. say about 5000 bbs,
mySa - Il NJ ELLIS 8 co. 50 Gravsr s.
u Fulton market and Usher's Spced Beef Tongues
ID do. of the finest flavor, in store and for sale by
N.Y. CHAS. STOUGHTON, ~ Camp st.
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$780, nSr The Members hereby not6ed atsnc
~ = the Regular Monthly Washing SUNDAY, 5tt
~ NAY 1850, O'Clock, Mi INN ediately after
- which Che Monthly Meeting vii be held. Pune
mys JOHN r. PEGG Secretary
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FREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
NewOrleans, May 2, 1850.
T. AUSTIN ADAMS, Esq, Vice President Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company
Dear Sir Your very kind letter, enclosing Check for
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, being donation voted by
the Board of Trustees Of Company to the Fremens
Charitable Association, has been received
Allow Sir, behalf of the Association, to return my
sincere thanks the Board for their generosity, which will
be gratefully remembered by the Members of the Fire
Department of NewOrleans
With profound respect, your very obt servt,
my3 e. L. BERCIER, Treasurer +. G. A.
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perfectly Innocent being purified all deletsrious qualities
and mPar TO the skin natural healthy aabaser clear Twin
soft and smooth 80
Sold only al Isl Chartres street. nnQe lman
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important Sale Of Front and New Leyee street
Property, in the best cOmmer cial locations.
BY II. w. PALFREY, AuctiOneer.

. Office No. "a Camp street.
y Arcade
l. Fourteen LOTS OF GROUND, being e ansOd portions Of
toe block bounded by Front Benjamin Streets
the lower limits Of the Orleans Cotton Press being the lots
3 4 II H. ls ~ III le a. Is and 10 h,hOgraphc
S the original being filed in the office Of Theodore Guyo Esq
Notary Public under the number 1871 which said hogaphc
be exhibited Banks Arcade until the day the
original will be produced.
Nine LOTS OF GROUND, forming the New
aud Benjamin streets bounded upper by properly
Madame FoGcher and the BY Chase street alley 80
In width which for the Of all the lots bounding
and which are 10 each proportional the
opening paving and keeping repair the said Chase
dimensons Of which nine lots plan.
4. Two LOTS OF GROUND on the West side Of Chase
street. and bounded the other side by property John D. Fnh
having each front Of Is feet II inches
depth Of ~ feet 10 inches and lines No. being lot
on Chase street. equally bound expense Of OPEN
ing and keeping the same in repair the of the front the
Terms of Sale-0nefourh cash, and the balance g. ~
and 10 months credit for notes bearing the property
Sold II the notes not paid maturity bear interest there
alter the rate The purchasers have
the privilege Of disco1nng their the Of cent
annum or at their option they prolong the their
months notes 10 u MONTHS by adding interest at cent for
the prolonged time.
Acts Of sale before Theodore GuyO N P the expense
purchasers. ap30
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rs-SEE EMBELLISHMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.

III The fasrunnng passenger steamer
Geo W. Couds MASTER Will posiTely leave THIS DAY, the
30 O'Clock M Tor Camden and all the landings on
Black River. T. B. SMITH e6 Magazine st.
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Straw bOnnets are again in fashion at Paris.
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Auction sales rig D,

OFFICE OF THE Gsr] b4 1i.s.M. ,.EuA1 Isg, Co. =
E. L. BERoIER, ESQ.,, TreaS OF Firemen's Charitable
Association
Dear SIR With great pleasure herewith enclose you the
Check of this Company for Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
being donation unanimously voted by the Board of Trus
tees at their last session to the noble and prasewohy Charity
represented by your Association.
Should it contribute to the relief of anxious thought of
the Widow or to one want of the Orphan any
add one comfort to disabled Fireman. the object of the
Trustees will have been gained.
With great respect, your ob't serv't,
T. AUSTIN ADAMS,
Viz p.os;dant Crssoant Mntn.I In.
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>.bNA-< EB- The Sir knights members Jacques DE MO
* * LEY ENCAMPMENT will assemble at the Hall No Il
~ Common street, FRIDAY EVENING May g. at O'CLOCK
Punctual attendance particularly requested all transient s
Knights are invited attend By order Of the Grand
j. Il PATTISON Recorder
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BY RER,:N.iARpi T%RPIS. Ametinnssr s

SATuHpAY the 4h inst a o'elock.Wi Be sold at auction,
~ on the Levee, opposite the Beef Market First Municipality
30j quarters MADEIRA WINE;
ll5 do. PORT WINE;
Landing ship Palmetto.
u = Terms al sale
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The population Of Frane IS is

The population of Franet IS oO' ISL.
S. of IT. .mes,ngs r,HsiEvenlng.
UNION DIVISION No Z. at Crysta unt Hall. "a Tehoupi
tOuas street, at 81 clock
LOUISIANA DIVISION NO. l at Klty Hail. Mhrgny Build.
ings Third Manopality, at 2, 9 clock, s'' $50
coz Common and St. Charles ST eets, at ScocE.
STAR OF HoPr DIVISION No. %'sn od9 Fellows Hall,
Lafayette, at 8 O'clock. 81
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AUCTION SALES.


De- A. BEAHU9 AuctlOMeeFs
Sales Arralgssen SsdsoHSlayes, Bank and other
Stocks Tuesays ThuFsdays Real Estate Wednesday, and
Saturday. y o'clock Banks Arcade General sales inter,
mediate days NJ Office No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage
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Notice.

SSNV4 kW- The Officers and Members Of UNION S&RSsE
yZASS DIVISION No. g. Sons Of Temperance, s4eSfE
earnestly requested 10 meet at Crystal Fount HSis
Hail, 80 "a TchuupitouaS street. SATURDAY EVENING,
the 4 inst at O'clock precisely proceed body Laay
cite Square, 10 join the celebrating the anniversary
By order Of my2 JAMES TUFT, W. p
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Cargo OF Brig Amerika, direct from Gibraltar.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
TUESDAY May halfpast 10 o'clock-wi be sold
Of their Auction 81 Magazine sample
from brig AmerkA for convenience Of a the following WINES
CORkS, etc.
200 casks Port Wine;
100 fifth casks Burgundy Port Wine;
100 quarter casks Madeira Wine l0 hhds. do;
100 eighth do do do;
10 hhds Sherry Wine, OWE;
SO or. casks do
80 eighth do. do.
so or. casks do. O,VP.;
so eighth do. do.
20 do. do
20 eighth do. do
% do. do
81 eighth do do.
10 bales CoRKs Regulars, first quality;
10 TapeTed
Thick,
=. BhortTapeed,.
Short Thick,
ShorRegulaTs,..
The above are all entitled o deben,ure
TeTmsSO CASH $3.50 $500 days; $500 $500 ovr
months; $500 six months for approved city paper y3
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to- SITS. Peter and Paul Church.-On SUNDAY
next 9Th of May. will be opened STs. PETER AND PAUL
CHURCH, situated in Marigny street, Third Municipality.
The ceremony will at hafpast O'Clock. The
Very Rev. Father Mathew will preach the Dedication Sermon
and will administer the Teetota Abstinence Pledge coec
ton will be taken up for the benefit of the Church. ap9O6t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN TEIEATRE-Poydras Street.
place Of Amu.snsut win Opened sI SUMMER sEzsoN
On SATURDAY. May 4th, 1850.
An e1sslsnt Stock Company engaged and ths Manager
Esa ss himself ss 10 sae,n W. Be-
@ & S.s: :.1: sa AZ
sssins o ~
lated i Beyond TRsss il sS 6y 'nD
Ms'%s y ys;S "a sfi1s' = m'~s Mososgs
Nd cx62f,lELD. 1piooRNE AE,psoN
H KEtfES SS SEESSSssSSSS4
ENdLfsH B1RRETT
mrs S Miss TRaNx1rN As S SAuh 5yKE
A., Mi en-, McSL5SEEY, Mis- AMELIA WALL,
p-l'r ''' JOHN aRSspsiafoRD, Manage. ss.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
az Second Night in T 4i T4 Hssr Of 4, Drama Of
First .so and sssSa att T;s Third
open eoa,asss: ii. pI..
TRs SosF F' 81 a III s. "'d the ''
Gobgs jerks M Holland
ls1=i Grand vSIs h s' H:
Altar which, thrilling 4ih pr TRsf |" i NAM ss entitled
ssS6ass aass Ii
o Sho a'' @ ;: added ii: .psna L; lot; xson IN which
all the principal daneers and ballet troupe will appear
= e'n'''1' wan 4 A LOAN DAN q OF LOVER.
GsItra SP'As with sonG. G. Howard
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
DEDUCTION OF PRIc Es. houses nightly gree,
MAoALLsTER ths Prince q n.gisia1' .hS,s hsst1s s
EVENNG r FE h' Eac WI (; PEs' sssc Mysteries
-. In Two Dreams
Introducing Fathers sS M q Ss sGS s Of
The Robbery Discovered, Feat , = Il William lsl'
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SYk&& MS- ANNIVERSARY BAL.I.-The Tenn ElsSaksSy
10y peTance Ball which to be given in the Car M
S7nS Tollton Garden Saloon on Saturday Evening 99i
May 4, is POSTPONED until further notice. p
my2A W. W. MCCARTHY, Manager
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.
Low STOREi Low PRTCES!!
a SPRING MILLINERY, Sid
\0MRS. CAMPBELL, corner PoydraS and .tsEeS
kR Carondelet streets, has opened of the SA{A
49, Choicest BONNETS of the Season. The. Ezga&
style and quality of her goods not exceed equaed and
her prices are at least ~ cent lower than the goods
can be purchased elsewhere Mrs. G. also offers very
nice assortment Of EmbrOderes, Laces Gloves, Hosiery,
PaIas0ls, Trimmings, ETC.
To- Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed in q superior manner
Dress making in the best style. my3 81
FTNOTH0SE WHO ARE PRONOUNCED INCUR
ABLE-The fact is established beyond the posi-
bty OF doubt that by suitably regulated course of Vege
table Botanic Medication the different forms of DID, obst.
nate or chronic disease be quickly and permanently cured
by treatment which do injury whatever DR.. Full.
LERTON guarantees speedy in the aggravated
every kind letter Herps, Eyspeas, ScadHead Tumors
folyPns' Mems, white Swelling, etc. Veneral Of long
standing Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy Scrofula, Scurvy.
Estua Dyspepsia; Liver Kidney Spleen Breast and Lung
Gompai1 Asthma Palsy, Structures, elc Also-the
different diseases peculiar to women.
~ decided improvement will be peroeptble in most
cases IN from six to twelve days, of many years stand
ing:
Feve of all kinds can invariably be cured in from four to
the most sensitive.
Invads invited to consult DR.. F. gratuitousy at No.
50 ST. Charles street Cover Tatteas ExchAnge) and
certificates of remarkable cures
my3 Iyd&W