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DAfLY CRESCENT.



Its q mistake to suppose that Major Noah was
the only distinguished Israelite in the United
States. His position as an editor gave him unu-
sual prominence. There are others Of the faith
who may well be mentioned, though their fame
does not appear to have reached the South Side
Democrat. Col. David Solomon, OF Mobile, is one
Il the leading democrats of Alabama he was a
member Of the Convention that nominated Gen.
Cass. Mr.. Judah Touro, Of Newport, h. l., is
one Of the mos charitable men Of New Orleans
he was inspector Of ammunition at the battle Of
4ew Orleans Mr.. Benjamin 10. at the he ad Of
TIE bar in the Crescent City he sscen,iy declined
is also one Of the chief 1emoters Of the Guaie-
mala route to the Pacific. The position and tai
ents Of Mr.. Cohen, Of Savsnnah, were required to
sustain the credit Of the principal monetary insti.
tuition Of Georgia, sinking under the defalcaton OF
mo.ta, Of Ch.slestea. w.s the United States sub
treasurer for South Carolina. Joshua Laxafus has
the governmens Of the gas works il that city and
Mr. Mordecsi is one ~ abe Ocean Mail Contrac-
tors. Mr.. Judah has been United States Attorney
for the District Of Indiana. Joseph M. Andrews
Is an active and distinguished citizen Of Memphis,
Illinois. The late Or. Levy, formerly Of Rich
mond, Va, was the Surveyor General Of the Texan
army during their revolution.
The fint chief modeller of the United States
Mint At Philadelphia was the late II. Furst and
Henry NJ Phillips deservedly succeeds his father,
the late Jonas Phips, in one Of the leading coun-
eel in Pennsylvania. Uriah r. Levy, Of this city.
II a captain Of the United States Navy. Emanuel
B. Hart is a member Of Congress elect from this
district. David Seixas was the First teacher of the
deaf and dumb in the United States His father,
the Rev. II. Seixas, was for years one Of the
trustees Of the Columbia King,s) CofleGs. Nor
decai Mordecal Myers, now of Schenectady, left
the army Of the United States with the rank of
major. He distinguished himself in the war with
England, and was for six successive terms no.
elected as member of Assembly from this city. DR..
Moses, Surgeon Of the United States Army, is now
staiioned in Oregon.
Th611pe but few Of those who might be
naul6d u is unnecessary to refer to the former
Hebrew fesidents Of Newport, r. l. They have
left theft name and monuments behind them, but
it would require more columns than the Asmo-
mean can conveniently devote to enumerate jews
Of the highest standing and influence in their own
localities. As far as the Statesof New York is
concerned. Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buff
falo, must admit that their Jewish population has
tended greatly to the prosperity and advancement
of what were villages, but now are large cities
IAsmOpean,
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

NADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by the true MEN of America to
BE- The quickest and most e6ectual remedy
far The cure of pain and the removal
q - eaHsi, . 2, tie World: 44.''''
rs the warning given Of the presence Of disease,
Instantly first great strengthen the
III y on ne ''i'sa'
R.aw.y's Ready Keller,
e md :. e regulate the action Ss q The
y nov ss:e6sd BY phy in every place as the
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and ineiscua remedies in vain.
somple,sy CURED HEM has stopped the ezciacians
u fifteen minutes. and cured the disease entirely in twenty
always stop the pain in Eve or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
Every Of neuralgis where has been properly used il
has stopped the pain few minutes. It's continued use
viii strengthen the and rid the entirely from
disease.
0 % r & r., Of hs En- @
hours strengthens warns and invigoraes every muscle
Pains I'm the Bones.
strengthening inAuence it instantly the
jumping TOOth.ache.
u will stop the anazing tooth ache few seconds
This thousands oil citizens Nervous pains
all kinds axrested In a few by Railway Read
Relief.
Sick Headache.
0caae. put Of l0Q il will free from pain in Is minutes an,
the g9ns4ed - Acoofdlng 10 directions will positively cure
IA and - cent?.
~ kpD MEDICATED SOAP,
1puktMer OF the Skin.
R.ss A fs.t. /. The T Essa hs.S
cure sa khssgs Rias Worm so1s Heads Sores Pa.ta
Lar Efupeiuns ufmpars health to the skin and beauty
conpiexon Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap it Is beyond the
reach 81 rvay and for shaving purposes Il the best ii
use one cake OF Roadway Soap will longer than three
akes o. e same size oil other Soap therefore
NE cheapest and beat soap in the world t Price %
engraved wrappers, and the signature Of R. q
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE DROWNING ORNAMENT Oh
BEAUTY
Is a BEAUTIFUL head of Lwruytant Hair.
Railways Circasstan Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beautiful article 4,
dress their Hair advised to make of Railway Cir
cussan Balm advantages over all othe,
hair 0ncs and preparations First cleanses SCALP from
dandTuh gives tone and ygOr the and bulbs nyg
pirates 70 healthy action the germ Of fe which gives to the
nar healthy root, and forces the hair 10 grow 1t cures
naunes stops the hair from falling out makes il fine
s1lt and glossy, Keeps from turning gray, or becom
colosed y Is truly luxury dress the hair with this
~ soldby J. WRIGHT Co
,o,s, ISL ChartIss st.
apao eod&W ~ G. N. MORRISON,
Il Magnzina
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NSYyg.lslSEsS!!

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS. No.
u 80 Camp street, (Shii's new buldngsl now open
for the reception of visitors who respectfully invited IN
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS. =
TT These SALOONS havv been magnifceny lurnisbed
and attention will be bestowed give satisfaction to
patrons. :"
Operating Room constructed expressly this purpose with
an immense sKY-LlsHT, and by Nkw CHEMICAL Pro
IN very short space Of time (ony few seconds exhbing
not he iienke. ~ s'e' eo-
gaved LQCKETs OF the finest Gold and best work mansbn
prices. ~ '"''i"e'"eiS
~ Artists supplied with every article used in the D
guerreotype at New ork prices. ID JATORs ''o n"-
us3 hn No S3 Camp street, Newt rleans
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STEAMBOATS,.
manu-. srd thc Lake Packets.

For Mobile, Bay ST; Louis and rsss
EN4 Chnstian.. -Danp " $. Afd,t L'ne.-Ine
4 = splendid low pressure packet steamers
ORB&aON. n. A. HeiTn, master. and FLORIDA. WIN.
G6sgson master, (hsvne been built expressly or the Lake
trade with superior accommodauons One Q, the eoeve
sSys Al the Lake Of the o'clock, p For freight
or passage Apply on 00a' q GEDDEs, 10 Bank Place
~ The Way Letter Bag will leave the office OF the
Agents and M Judson's, at o'clock. r. M. le2
- II Canal Line steamer IT. Oh ARlES-
Ls8&&tfR Summer Arrangem. nt--tor Mobile, wa bay
ST. Louis, Pass t,hrsan Misssppi ci!y,
Biloxi ard FascagouhOn and after Saturday the TN Inst
this and splendid packet steamer VIM u setton mas
W RSSis NhsbAY I. and sATURpSY MORNING, st 9
O'Clock and lhs Pontchaan Haroad on the arrival OF the
70 O'Clock cars Returning VIII leave Mobile every
eve, THURSDAY EVENING direct.
Of day. The last barge leaves the Warehouse Tues
day and Friday, at 4 O'Clock r. N.
The way letter Bag will leave the Office of the agent at
O'Clock on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
e6 r. GEDDES, Agent, ~ Bank Place.
Steamer California; Summer
Erk34AAsxuH Arapgemsnt-For Biloxi, Bay ct. Louis.
a2b Pass CHRISTIAN and Mississippi City-This
splendid Lake packet steamer Charles L. Reynolds master,
airy cabin forward and new skyet AFT. for ventilation.
being in perfect order will commence her regular summer
trips to Biloxi, etc, on SATURDAY EVENING, the Eth
June will thereafter leave the Railroad every TUESDAY,
THURsD AY and FRIDAY MORNINGS on the arrival
e The oclSek 4; r. cars. and sAIuEDAI H, EVE IN.i
sy &c M
and FRIDAY EVENINGS - s -.
je2 Il. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Phce.
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OFFICIAL.


TREAsuRkR's oFnoE. SECOND MUsiGIr4 J!y.}
p ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
~ hereby, authorized to advertise during ninety days, in
prepared purchase OF the money of sinking fund No.
BosDs Of the state Of Louisiana endorsed by this NUM-
proposals e .ad sona, i6s! amount viii be received
to the Treasurer Of the State will be accepted O'
resolution Ina aled proposals to sell to this MuniopstS
Bonds Of the state OF Louisiana endorsed by this Munc
will be we'd this office until the fifth Tuesday OF July
sealed proposals be addressed the Council of Munici
ap9 I'd VIM. II GARLAND. Treasurer
Mayoralty of NewOrleans, June 6, s5I.
COUNCIL o. MusIolrALrTy No. Two,2
Sitting Of June 3, 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
~ lied and requested after giving days notice the
official journal Of thi Municipality. sell public
OF Ho IL nor h o Wn S
Of The contract said Hose 10 be furnished accordsnce
published with said notice. and such quantities may be
'sap'fs time JAMES Es il 5VgI 3
Approved June 8. 1851. - o,ossn.y NJ,
True copy: H. BIER, Clerk. -i''' -''''''
Specific tions
For tie Furnishing and DsliUery Of three
thousand feet of Hose.
L. The Hose be made of the best chestnut oak tanned
leather copper rveted the best substantial
deipha Standard to be made in links of so feet
that possbe and to be equal in all to the
best Philadelphia Hose.
H. The Hose to be subjected to the inspection Of and to
BIS passed BY the Fire Committee and three experienced fire
men, TO be appointed by the Committee and such lengths
be rejected by them be replaced by Others be
jected u the like inspection
ILL., The Municipality the right extend the con.
tract to from to two thousand feet more, giving
months notice to the contractor.
The first 1000 feet TO be delivered during the month
October 1871 and loo each subsequent month thereafter
until the contract is completed,
" Payments will be made cash, the delivery of each
1000 feet and security half the of the
will be required tor its faithful fuIfment.
The noara the of the
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, June 6, 1851.
NOJlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
Iesou tion. that will sell, my office, MONDAY
the 10Th day OF June ins at IL O'Clock 10 the lowest
bidder the contract Tor furnishing such of Hose
may be required by Municipality No Two year from
the signing Of the in accordance with specific
to be furnished by the Mayor.
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Counterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS areCou-
terfeits of DALLEYS The worthless man who sell then
hone that by stealing name. they induce the pub
To believe that their possess the virtues the genuine
articles Buy of none but authorised Agents.
vAtend to thspscuii@r marks upon the gen.
uine, and observe that the mama, III. Dali
LEY.' be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN different
colored Ink, ON the envelope of eacA boo and thai
no other be upon it.
s- General Depot for the United States, where all order
addressed will be promptly executed,
ii. DALEY Il CO..
AIS BroddDav, Nep York.
sou THERN DEPOT,
1S1 Char.res street, Nep Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA.
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS. in the State Of Is
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied.
John WRIGHT d CO.,
au2O sm E1srs~oI Hgcats fac said Ts-~itov.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.

i5a7 only immediate and per.
manelt relief for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Compant CONSTIPATION and Debility curing after Natures
own method, by "a cres own agent, the GASTRIC Juice 1t
% certain preventive Of Cholera. keeps the stomach
and bowels in perfectly healthy condition
ees ~ 10y o, lbs hnd ihnsen IN water VII d.
out Of the stomach.
Scientific Evidence.
Baron !ebig in his ceebated work animal chemistry.
says: artificial digestive fluid, analogous the Gastric
19ce may be readily prepared from the membrane
Of The stomach Of the calf in which articles food
snc as meat and eggs will be soened changed and digest
stomach.'' $3.50
r Pcrera. in his famous treatise On Food and Diet -
published BY Fowler Wells, New ork, pnge 81 states the
There are few higher authorities than DR. perera.
D ombe IN his valuable writing onthe - Physiology oil
Dseston observes that " dminuion Of the due quantity
OF Dypepsa" and he states that dsnguis Profess
sqr OF Medicine IN london, who severely afflicted with
lie finding thing else to fail aa
ma,s WHICH proved completely successful. "
Dr Graham, author Of the famous work on Vegetable
Diet says: 1t remarkable fact in physiology that tn
the property Of dissoying various articles Of food. and
eliecns Kind Of artificial digestion of them in wise dit
n Im me R Rn1Ta ase'ys
Banchard, Philadelphia, 1885, PIP 32i-2 says: eth
discovery Of Pepsn forms in the chemical istor
dissolved rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid repare
from fepsin as it's in the nasura Gastric Juice t'elf
Prof Dqnslson Of Jefferson College, Philadelphia in hi
mens with Dr. Beaumont, the Gastric Juice obtaine
from the Lying human st9%soh. and from animals wei
perfectly in the artificial as in the natural Digestion
For further proof of the remarkable merits of thi
discovery, call at 70 MAGAZINE STREET and get descrp
'nss' GRATIS General Asea "a sdusb. co
EH For sale also by Druggists generally, mya3 Nv
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
- positively cure, the Sick Headache, Chis and Fever
Saundiee, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dianhna SeaScknes i,bn
era and cholera niantnm, and restore healthy action to
le LIVER without particle of caome mercury ouinne oy
morphine entering into their compound They do moi mr.
DOT 70 De aremedy for all manner of diseases that eh
TO- nut warrants us in saying the above they will
positively cure They will also correct all derangemeuts Of
the system commonly called rheum atism ''''' 'o"s''
Y an excellent remedy for the Gravel and os
or Worm Medicine. there none better ''se
Nv ,rrep9Ied only by DR. J. $. FANcuER lao Fin hop
street, New York, a few doors from Broadway, "o"
for sale, Wholesale and fefail by
.--x- - +. ID. BEACH, l27 canal street
tF AGENTS Tor Louisiana. Alabama Miss,ssin'is
kansas, Texas and Florida G iii It'll, A.
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T'O RENT - The undersigned having deter
l. mined 10 The country WISHES to rale con- .,
venent two story Brick Dwelling In Giro street. con- EEf
tsnlng nine rooms shower bath and closets; A
ne front and side yard well paved and with handsome
shrubeny This establishment has recently been elegantly fur.
nlshed with the best urnure all OF which will be
sold at great bargain Apply the premises, at 50
camp street, fel2 If
TO LET-Several Small houses, one in 49,.
4 GTeenvie, all ready furnished. Inquire of $Es
Ill lyos N, HOLMES, 135 Graver St teA
H0usKs TO RENT.-A number of DWELLING
HOUSES for rent, on Canal street, between Ro- -
Apply to [s5 til c. NJ. FOGG, $50 Magazine ST. ~
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Those that initiate DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparia, hav
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females ETC.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women, word for word-otheI who
Sarsapara in complaints incident to females Recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills. etc. injurious females as they agra
vate disease. and undermine the constitution.
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This certificate concusivey that this Sarsapara ha,
peest control over the most obstinate disease the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented
TIL Rec ell iLDREN.
DR.. 71nnsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
You that three OF my children have been enred of the
by the of your excellent medicine They were aice
very severely with bad taken only four bottles
ton. Yours, respectfully, -
Isaac w. GRAIN, LOG Wooster street
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OPINIONS of PHYSICIANS

OPINIONS OF PHYSIt JAMS.
Dr. Townsend . almost daily receiving orders from Phys
in different parts OF the Union.
This to certify that the undersigned Physicur
the city Of Albany have in prescribed In.
Tonsends Sarsapara and believe to be one of the mc
valuable preparations in the market.
Il. P PuLIss, MI
J. WILSON, M. D.
X. Is. BRI6Gs, M. D.
Albany, Ap l, lSz7, r. L. ELMKNDoRFy, N. D
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This cer6es that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used family Tor Salt Rheum OF thirteen years
duration, and for War These fierce diseases have been
aeviated and tsy both entirely removed There
be nodoabt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patent recams for it, from what has fallen under obser.
vaton, added to the respectable testimonials in its favor
by others ho have used il in requiring Immediate ree
do most cueefuy recommend to the attention cthe afflicted
the this invaluable salye.
BugcIo N. " ROSWELL. CHAPLIN
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q
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the ,ure safest and certain remedy for this sease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have freq uenty
called office with asonahment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment other diseases upon part
of their bodies the bowels and that copous movement
had resulted fromit This result will always follow thorous
rubbing of the Extractor upon bowels when they are COS
tive. Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe AMI
IN no insan = can the Pain Extractor DO harm
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON-Private Les
sopsin the above Trans aons from Engshnio French
fr Apply at the office oft crescent the corner OF
apollo and Cslope streets dll
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DOME TIC POR rs.
United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.

Tor NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
l. The splendid double engine steamship CHEROk EE,
Capt Wine commanding, will leave her wharf opposite
the Place Ame with The Government Mails and passsn
gers, on FRIDAY, June 49, at O'Clock A. M precisey.
TT To be succeeded by the splendid steamship Georgia,
Of 300 burthen to leave the "a INST for New York.
MATES PAssAGE:
To New ork. State Berth, in First Cabin $50 90
= Standee Berth, Forward Cabin. ....... 40 90
Seerage Berth and found ............. 70 W
To Havana State. Berth. in First Cabin. 40 90
Sandee Berth, Forward Cabin ~ 10
Storage Berth and found ............ 20 "
To-" Passengers for Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
~ Each OF the Company's steamships has expert
enced Sur ge0n on board. .
No Bills Of Lang signed after the steamer has sailed
~ For freight passage, apply at the office OF the
je5 JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent.
~.srxs CHARL4sEUN AID n VAN A
RMHN&& Packet - United States Mail Lste 5etaoeeR
ss8ean Charleston and HaUana, via SaDulndh and
Asy West-The splendid steamship iSABki, Capt. Rol.
inns, HOO tons bprhen, has resumed her regular trips from
Is. ca to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CHaresonSh and I'D of each month; leaving Charea
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana 10 Charleston Savannah $40
Fof further particulars, apply to
N. 9. MQRDECAf, Charleston, or to
Il. j. HART co. 7e Tchoupoulss st. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS b co.
81 Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
Baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phade phs in the time by taking the
steamship to those ports. de- 2aw
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pAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
A. B0WERS. solons and favorably known as a fIousr
and sIaH PANTRR, his friends and
Magazine street.. where he prepared TO contract Tor exc
SSns with R,1 ,p and ,pssh AZ orders in his Inc Of
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CM III EEL, q CO.. "a ConMoE STREET, ],
= Gas.on. Candlssiicfs, Table Cutlery. japsnnsd ~
wnen Tor the country packed in the safest isa
RARELLI IL CO., No. 81 Common street,
om.r the following articles in close sunday con
GoGMac BRA HANDLES, different marks.
p6 EssSsESgEs'sf BERGAMor. LEMON, oRANee,
PROM, MA Hnwssr CRUDE sALTpErRE. etc.
~, CAEoIhsA CoWPEAs. LENTILS, HORSE BEANS.
WALNUTs s,d SHIELDED ALMONDS
a. aaa ssy HATS
TACtoNEY AEMICAL WORKS. near
H 81 9 yli' 's'S' s.ls y E As'd'
aqua Amnosis Ma!ats Of Tin;
Aqua Fora; 0xymuHsts OF Tin;
MuFtsfic Acid; Alan Coppaas;
F F,,,o VA; Asid Il. acd Ia. All s.,,.,.
fuoshen agent. for the above extensive chemical
ssapshment. receive osn far all articles actured Al
hs oorso. delivered on shp board. at prices al
isil b. y.iiART co. 70 Tohoupioul.s st.
EAS-Landing, and in store Ists.a
impsnai. mPored per Heber. Horatio Charming,
Wont monisswsk. lzar. Oreeial. Ariel. etc $50
Pewehs Cyna Nssssor, i1ar I'll poSsass e
by % kgfSfd sbpss spd sso.is, :s
MESS P0RK--75 bbls., for sale by T---
d "'aninoh " CO. u and " New Lsvee.
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JoHs BUTLER, Jr.

Dr. Townsends SasapaIa is sovereign and speedy
i9r ncipient C9nsuppon Banenness, Prqapsps Qer,
Whites, obstructed difficult Mensruaton neontnenc,
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
inherent produced by neguary, illness,
ACCIDENT Nothing be surprising than snvigorans
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and a
ude from taking at become robust and full of
under influence Immediately the nerveess.
of the female ame which is the great of barren
1t will be expected of in of delicate
nature, to exhibit certificates of performed but
assure The afflicted that hundreds o have been reported
children. after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
hey been blessed with fine. healthy nfapunR.
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n RED UC17ON OF PR7CESI =
nN and after Sunday, the 18th inst, the fare will
~ be reducedto Twenty five Cents for an Excursion
Ticket and from the LaAe The tickets will be collected
returning from III Lake. and are only good for the
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FO r ZIG " PORTS

70 r E IGN PORTS.
FARE REDUCED.
cfGSS FOR HAVANA, touching at Pensa cola
XMK&HN Apalachicoa. st. Marks, Tampa Bay and
- Key Wesl-The stauneh copperrd and copper.
fastened low pressure steamship MONMOUTH. Duke.
Gate U. 3. steamship Col Cay,) commander will leave
A. M, precisely.
The Monmouth having recently been handsomely retted
with light and airy Saloons and berths offers
superior accommodations ot passengers effort on
the of the officers will be made contribute to the com
fort and enjoyment OF the passenger.
~ For freight or passage apply board foot OF st.
Louis street.
FARE:
10 Apalachicola and St Marks 10 90
10 tampa Bay and Key Wes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 90
jeI0 ~
Il. For LIVEHPOOf1-The splendid aud 1ast sail
Nsg1E ing Al packet ship JOHN T0Oi.E, having part
OIL her cargo on board will have Immediate DISPATCH
FOR freight of N0 bales cotton, passage, apply to
ie9 JOHN1TUUI,fS Is Rank Plaes
xfr FOR FREItsHT Oh CHAHrER-'The new
s2laAk last running Mexican schOoner FAuSTINA ri.
:, -. belra, maser, will have dispatch for any port in
the 5nli. For freight or CHARTER, apply 10
mys3 BARELLi co. 81 Common st.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DOCTOR FIR YER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,

a regular graduate OF Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College. and has
made the study OF Herbs his profession for thirty years and
daily cures patients than any other physician New
Orleans.
~ Office bonrs from o'clock NJ. till O'Clock P M.
E4 All orders enclosing 10, postpaid will be thankfully
received and punctualy attended TO-.
l-e, Residence and office No. 33 FRENCHMEN STREET,
Third Municipality. New Orleans
myl3 If w. X. F. FRYER, Indian Doctor.