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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR. A NJ. MAURIcEAU.

r
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF woMEE
Trentietk Edition. 1snO., PIP. ESQ.,. Price s1.oo
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contempla-
ting marriage it dscloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly
Here every femae-the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood, or the one IN
the decline of years, in whom nature contemplates
an important clange-can discover the causes symp-
TOMS and the most efficient remedies and most eer-
tain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her
The revelations contained in its pageshave proved
blessing to thousands, as the innumerable letters
received by the author (which he is permitted by the
writers to PUBLISH viii attest
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Eatract Of a Letter from Gentleman in Dayton, O.
aDAYToN, May l, Is47.
4DR A M. M4uRicEAu--My Deqr SIR The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion Tor
which enclosed dollar to your adtiress came
safely to hand. would not have troubled you Win
these few lines but thai l am impelled By sense
Of gratitude, for myself and wife to give utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions,
my wife has been perceptioly sinking ior some
three wears or more consequence OF her great an
guish and suffering some months before and during
confinement; every successive cne more and more
debiltated and FRUSTRATED her P7ttng her hie IN I'M
minent danger and which wss on the last OCCASION
despaired Of Isupposed that thus state q lnlngs wa
inevitable and resigned myself to meet rne WORST
At this time tnow about two monthsl heard your
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reaching nv case On its receipt and perusaL can
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mind and the Joy its pages impaired to my wife, on
learning that the great discovery OF n. IA. Deso-
meaux provided remedy. 1t opened Prospect 70
me which little conceived was possible No pecu-
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parting to us the matters contained IN me aarred
Woman's Private Medical Companion Bat iof
this ere another year would have passed over my
head, in all human probability my wife would have
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New Arrangements.

Fremont. June 1881.
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ETHHE SUBSCRIBERS have rented the we'll
i known Factory in BalIvile, Saudusky county,
o., r. c. Dean, where they intend 10 carry on
the manufacturing of
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Splendid assortmen mt, from 8 Ic 10 S3,sat
4's BUCKLAND & cos.
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Esly'|!y''S;!IlyS5iJ,i | i||I:3;
AaeEsa'5sSsl

THE DAGU ERBEO1YPE SALOONS, No
= W lamp street, (Shh new bnildngs) are now open
tor The reception OF visitors, who respecuy invited 10
examine The very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
~ These SALOONS have been magnficently furnished
patrons. w. s - "
tR by the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
operating Room, constructed expressly for this purpose, with
an immense SRY-LIaHT, and by NEW CHEMICAL Pro
CESS used in preparing the Plates the Portraits produced
~ very short space OF time ony few seconds) exhibiting
hgh degree OF perfection, with the proper and natural
not be lile-like. ~
tw A choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-.
grayed ooRETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
prices.
10 Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
gueneotype at EewYOIk prices. E. JACOBS,
nll ON No. 93 Camp street, NeWOreans.
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

SO Camp street, three doors bsloao Pogdras
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
L examine the large, splendid and COM -eaEzz-
plete stock Of PLANO FoRTES, MU SIC - e3%
and MI SlCAL INSTRUMENTS, at thel{ HKE
above establishment. consisting in part Of " v
Grand Piano Fortes, from J.. Peyel Il Co., Henri Hez,T.
Gilbert Y Co., and the best Of other makers.
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri Herr and Pieye.
Picoo Pianos and Pianinos, from Herr.
Square Pianos from Gilbert, Dunham VIM. Hall Il Son
Gale, and others.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. all Son. Broad.
way, Newly York.
: Meodeons from to 6 octavos.
Parlor Organs, IN rlch carved cases.
The Hamonicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
New style Of Guitars, OF Ich and varied patterns some Of
Tomas make. : =
Boehm Flutes.
Improved Accordeons. warranted TO get of tune
Brass Instruments from double bass ato-together with
a full assortment of Music, new and old.
Mr. ALFRED +. TRUST has charge of the establish
friends. - - ~
room has been fitted up for the especiause of the ladies
where they always have tried their music benr,
purchasing ffe26 1p1 w r MAYO
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EMIGRATION TO CALIFoRNIA.-It is said that
emigration to California has received a new impe-
tus Of late. The steamship Ohio, which left New
York on the 18th, had a large number of passen.
gen, and on the 18th the Cherokee left the same
port with over three hundred md FIVE. But one
hundred of these are laborers on'the Panama road
Jesse Singlaf Hambleton, Esq, formerly of Balti-
more, the newly confirmed Collector of the port Of
Sacramento, Is passenger on the Cherokee.
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FRANKFORT, March 2s.-The State Emanci-
patton Convention Of Kentucky, called by Cassius
M. Clay, Marshall, and others, is a dead failure
It will not be held. The object of the Convention
ernor and State officers, and to organize an anti
slavery party in the State.
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Ice IN THE ArLANTIc.-The Ship Forest King,
arrived at New York on the 27th ult., from Liver
pool on the 9th ultmo, in lat. As 3d. long. 40, saw
eighteen large icebergs and the 18th fell in with
field of ice extending 100 miles, causing Captain
H. to stand off to the southwark for two days, to
get clear of it. The F. X. had sol passengers.
There were nine deaths and five births on the
VOYAGE.
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a 0oxrLiMHNrAxx DINNER DxoLINED.-The
Richmond (va) Inquirer Of the 2Sth contains
letssr addressed to Thomas Ritchie, Esq, of the
Warrington Union, dated March %, from num-
Der Of his old political friends, rendering him the
compliment of public dinner in Richmond, on the
occasion Of his temporary visit there. Mr.. Richie
declines the ground that the sole object of his
visit to Virginia was to portion Of his family
from whom he had been too long separated He
adds that he could not enjoy the occasion properly
As he had brought with him the seeds of an indis
position not yet entirely subdued.
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RUMoRED EXTENSIVE MAIL ROBBERY AND
Loss OF LIFE.-A report reached here yesterday,
that one OF the stages running between Nashville
and Chattanooga, not far from the former place,
was attacked by robbers few nights since, and
the driver and Mr.. Herrford, or one of his agents.
killed, and the mail robbed There is at present
some uncertainty in the report. Knoxville Crenn)
Plebeian March 90.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF CouNTERFEITERs.-
Two men, Salmon Austin and Samuel Gardiner
were arrested in Pttsburg the Goth ult, as part
Of gang of countereiters now iniestng the city.
On being searched, the sum Of four hundred and
eleven dollars, in counterfeit notes, was found in
their possession Three hundred dollars of this
amount were in ten dollar notes. on the State Bank
Of Ohio. The engraving is very fine indeed,
| though the signatures are very badly executed.
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The anti-renters Of the State Of New York have
been holding Convention at Albany, in which
six or seven counties have been represented.
Their movements and policy seem to be based not
only on the vote yourself farm principle, but
| on that Of "vote yourself somebody elses farm :"
which in this age of progress appears to be very
expeditions and comfortable way of getting on in
i the world
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THE KENT COUNTY MuRDER.-Wm. Webster,
charged with being participant in the murder
Of the Cosden family, has had hearing on habeas
corPxs, and been fully committed Three have
bsen discharged, but held to bail in their own re-.
6.Snvnisny,S
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New YORK, March 2S. The British ship
Infanta, from Liverpool, is ashore on Long Island
The steamers Prometheus and Falcon sailed for
Chagres this afternoon, and the Hermann, for
Southampton, sails tomorrow.
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UPPER RlvERs.-We take the following from
the Louisville Democrat of the Goth:
The river opposite this city last evening was
falling slowly, with 5 feet 6 inches water on the
falls, and 9 feet inches in the canal At Cincin-
natl and Pttsburg yesterday the river was falling
slowly. The upper Mississippi on the 2Slh wai
rising slowly, and stationary at st. Louis. The
Missouri had fallen three feet and half, and the
Illinois was very high. The Mississippi at Mem
phis was falling rapidly at last accounts. The
Wabash, Cumberland, and Tennessee rivers wert
in good boating order at last dates
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MI r. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
.A and Gensmen OF NsVOreans that his DsBcins .aSs
Academy will be opened MONDAY next, 4, Al IL
.NE1s No Carondeiet street, between Common and 49,
J ~ Canal streets, where he will teach the atE
fashionable Dances in vogue, such a. the following
Pc French t9uadriHes,
False a DeuI Temps, Polka Har0arfa,
passe a Trois Temps. German Polka Waitz,
FOtkG da Salon, La Red0na,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. will teach fashionable Da1ces
a OF fifteen lessonH
III Private Glasses for lsde gentlemen from til oceet
avery day
IL Class fos Children O'Clock till dark on MONDAYS
THURSDAYS.
- Glass gentlemen hatpa,t till TO- every night
NeSoreans Nov 2, 1850 NJ 5m INV
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DISASTER AT SEA.-A letter received here from
bark Andrews, of this port, reports that bark Ros-
cruising off Falkland Islands, previous to January
lat. The captains and mates boats had been
lowered, when the former was stove by whale.
The third mate then lowered and struck whale.
Shortly aitera fog came on, and the boat was soon
entirely Out Of sight. A few days after, the boat
was fallen in with by the St. George, of this port
stove. Those lost would consist of the third mate
and six men. New Bedford Mercury.
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PITTsBURG, March %. = Hon. Thomas H.
Benton passed through here yesterday, en- route
for ST Lnuis
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LETOURNO'S
c e L. e b X A II e U COUGH CAND Y

" n "a "a ID h IA IL ~ - u - u u IL u "A n ID NJ
100000 r Reward Hyac for more esGual remedy for
FIuES asn s s0sT TTP@.r GROUP
THE extraordinary success Of the LETOURNO
L CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the cure Of
ssS o, Feds, A%s Influenza Group
who be afflicted and certain remedy, and as
Ss ussd as ysy lneS
case Of Coughs Colds It i not only elicaGious is
lfsn viii without he least coercion i Is Is mo- a9acf
'''''' For sale "Rof'as P15 5fl3 z Xpeeeay
LETURNo: tjal0 osfl P, L. MASSEY.
GOODRICH " co. offer for sale at their Ware
At e sss and G Ss oa The 9SSg aEfs
large o Sd wGsy TIE asPon n Of e trade trade
400 half chests ordinary and good BACK do;
z z cases a curious mi Black Tea-suPeIior;
10 half chests English Breakfast Teas;
p's % f Rsd ssfs Sugar
100 boxes and drums Goldfish;
20 DO DO f MaGRsIiis Adamantne candes
509 mats Cassia;
i oas ss p spef' onbro Nader;
iii CASKS f Byas fi PsrteT and Ale;
Ivy cases English Porter;
10 do BISCUIT Tricoches do;
Z pipes Howard, March Il Co. Madeira;
100 pkgs. Port, Sherry and Burgundy Wine;
50 do Sweet Malaga Wine;
lN boxes superior Virginia Tobacco;
GR With large stock of Pickles, Preserves, Champagne
ETC. etc. tel
GOODRICH u co. have in store and landing
~ from shipboard--
1000 bags Rio Coffee;
90 :, Old Government Java Coffee;
100 - cargo
so - Havana
1000 kegs Bridgewater (aIass.) Nails;
lOU - DTOp Shot.
80 Buck :.
1000 packages Green Tea;
500 Black
100 baskets Heidseick Champagne;
100 packages Bordeaux and Cognac Brandy:
so % Sherry Port and Madeira Wine;
40 bbs and boxes Philadelphia Sugar;
aOO - Louisiana Loaf
l00 boxer lieonard's Sperm Candles;
20 - Adlmanine -
100 '' Star
| g0 packages No siaGkarel;
zoo No 3
, drums Goldfish:
200 boxes UnderWOods Pickles.
no - London Porter;
100 casks Byas' Porter and Ale;
All OF which are offered at very low prices
mh29 No. ~ Common street.
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A SURE and safe remedy for and will positively
Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea, Sea- Sickness Cholera and
ChQera intantum and restore healthy action to the Liver,
without particle OF caOme, quiDine morphine.
entering INTO their compound hey do purp0rt to be
remedy for all manner Of diseases that flesh heir to- but
penence warrants saying the above they will posi-
lively cure They viii also all arrangements of the
stomach, and relieve from those aches and pains throughout
the system commonly called rheumatic.
IL Az excellent remedy for the Gravel and as Vermi-
iuge or Worm medicine, there is none better.
twp Prepared only by Or. J y, FANCHER, l40 Fulton
street, New York, few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
Il. ID. BEACH, l27 Canal street,
" AGENTS Tor Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi Arkan.
sAs, Texas and Florida fe1l-1yd&W
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PERFUMERY, ETC.


TT We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFuMERIES, SOAPS,
CoSMETtCS, etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, we feel satisfied will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE Extracts. from the mos, exquisite Flowers;
CoLoaNEs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET Scars of every variety and odor;
fOMATuMs, nom the manufactures of Lubiu Dnpuytre,
Rousse and Others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every description:
POWDER BOXES AND puFfs; TOILET POWDER etc. etc.
Togelh'r with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOorH BRusups
CoMbs, NAIL BRUSHES, etc.
~ For saleat p. LOUIS MASsEY'S,
ieio corner Camp and Gravier sts
WANTED AND FOR SALE-Tbree yood
90 American Cspentsrs Appls between the hour, Of
IrqSsS With hss Gid Child Sa snsIa Ssj anu
ors Two miles "a s soss ss fine
s s :, s stand S 9s any retail oasnss -,
PLANTATION DRUG sToRE-The sub.
scliber would respectfully call the attention of N
planters. physicians and Others. his stock Of SS
MsD.css ,s Cmsn.oALs s &C. all Of whioh1bsHg
he doubts not, found examnaton satisfactory as 70
cards qualify and The prices shall be as low as those OF
Tas carefully u, erpss
Ehoonlys WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-Th
are rs G@ III WEsi
Shipment Having 1860 feet front on the nyer with wharvs
N ont a tas Maehone, by which goods immediately
& exposure 10 the yyeaier, afn
FoG VIII ~ e s found NE Ischarg@ Of steamers sns
Ga ass r., +, ssd q low and every
s ossea 70 she merchants The city the Shippers IN
the eonyen'enees Of the Ahaaiio DOCK Of Nan Vort
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dous shock Of an earthquake occurred at Cartha-
gems on the morning Of the 7th inst, at halfpast
five o'clock It lasted nine seconds, Had it lasted
two or three seconds longer, the whole city would
have been laid in ruins. As it was, there was
considerable damage done throughout the city
Some two or three houses were shaken down
and several lives lost the city walls and Cattle.
dral suffered very much The following nigh
the public squares were filled with people, il
fear Of second shock but up to the 18th they hat
experienced no other. No other city in tina
vicinity felt the shock SO severely as Carthagena
Panama IN. g. Star, March %.
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CAPITAL. ason.AaN.

B'tsiDess the Company soafnsdto LJs Insurance. ONLY
"a This Company being orga
fBt nzed, solely for the protection
[H fM~ OF the policy holders and their
NENIE tS@sD families against want and pow
1877 xsA.. erty. is in its operations great
NXE4 A$A8yA. national benevolent insitution,
A&EAl kxkVENA conducted upon the most secure
E&&8tsES1Ekl. and solid principles, and afford
Ssf&87 5EkA&>rs&s ing for small annual sum, paid
-SsxsSssszss- sSggs< during life, large and hand
feSII gIIsSr some Legacy to widows and chill
dren after DEATH
All policy holders whether for life or shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate IN the whole
Of the profits Of the company. .., .
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors married woman
feetnsuance the life Of her hushandio BEN
aft and of herself and children free front he claims Of
1reditors TRUST ErS: , Al,
feIer Confey Jr.. Ma1nse WHITE, VIM. z. LeveTch.
Robert }. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparow.
ISAAC Johnson, Henry s. Buckney.
~ PETgE CosRET. r. President Board of Trustees.
Igs,spP v. Stanton AaiSsa aa M ysa HS4 Whit.
Il a sssFsn' fssi s%A j se5%sa
Cornelius Felowes, n; M Cohe1.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JOHN BA6AF. President OF the Company
Al WEppEkngRT, NJ. D. Medical Board OF
Roa.sD 5fsh BEN D No. n Sa1ss se sdc
Examiner who will be the Office daily from l2% Up. n
BY the Charter only IS 900 is taken on a singleif-
for s p.ufsase shd ss Pocs on al sound and hesR
Write persons and Negroes the Table of Rates estabshe
New YORK and London Offices and without their restrictions
e e. residences in the South. By the charter Dividends
and be made available the extent of wobird
Of Their amount where the party has paid his premiums ai
peotus, Table OF Rates and all information .olfe Incur
ance and all to effect Insurance be hat
at the office of the Company,
sW~ Extensive Travelling Privilege
SSS oif1ee hoDrs A. M to 0 P M
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MONTGOMERY HALL MONTGOMERY, Ala
1vl The subscriber respectfully invites the patronage -
of the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confider that he e::f
can supply the wants of the TranS emit iH
Those who going returning from the North,
obtain MEALS ALI Hours, to suit the arya and depar-
ture of the railroad and steamers. fine horse
constantly in attendance, to convey passengers
to and from the boats the free OF charge. The
communications equal any other establishment in the
town, and being reduced rate offer additional induce
ments to the Travelling Public The best Stewards Cooks
and Servs r engaged, and pains will be spared
render the stag OF Visitors pleasant and agreeable
do d&Wtf c. A. ABERCROMBIE.
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LINEN FROM HEMP AND FLAx.-The Cleveland
Ohio Herald. Of the 18th, notices a meeting Of
capitalism and business msn there for the purpose
Of discussing the subject Of manufacturing linen
from unrotted hemp and fax with the new inven,
iion Of DR.. O. s. Leavitt, of Maysyille, Ky. Mr.
L.W. Cady, Of Cincinnati, explained to those as
sembled the process by which the hemp and fla,
stalk was reduced to beautiful lint, or "fax cot
ion," The Herald says:
:" II seems almost incredible that such beauti
full article can be produced from the rough, unrot
ted hemp stalk and that this same flax cotton car
be produced in abundance from either hemp O.
fax, for6 to cents per h., and the same lint car
be spun, w0ve, bleached and laid on the shelve.
Of our stores, for about the eame cost of cotton
goods. Thus, by this great invention, which VT
are told d - simple as it is important, we are Il
have the Rnest Of linens of all descriptions fol
about the same price as cotton goods are now sold
in our market"
This meeting has been followed by others, and
LilNLinen Factory" is in contemplation.
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.
WESTERN VERANDA HOTEL.

THIS well known Hotel has been leased for
term of years by the subscriber, put in good order
and furnished with funture being the most .s
yeuent Hotel in the city for its size, will be reopened Hs
the 18th inst under the management OF the propr
eor, who ready to give comfort to the traveller and
OF Julia and Tcheuponas Streets convenient to business
boarders will find this Hotel all the of hoe
jaa9 3m os u. BLOCK, Proprietor.
WHITE HALL, No. A St. Louis street--New
w SALOON and Restaurant for Ladies'.
The subscriber, grateful for the patronage Nz<zN9A
which they have experienced at the WHITE s--A-4sh
HALL, and desrous Of its connuance have greatly embe
ut 2 O'Clock r. ., they viii open New RESTAURANT
~ + ASALO0N on the second-story Of the same
&M , house, No. A St. Lonis street.
Nm This Saloon, decorated by the best artists
$Sty of this city, unites elegance to comfort. On
the tables will be spread the decaces of each and the
Wines choice.
E The public invited, Saturday next to parake Of
splendid LUNCH, by which this Saloon will be opened.
n14 6m 8. VIOSCA II co.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFOR MA.
Southern Steamship Line:

..------
er-,. FORCHAGREs, DIREf.T-The new and
A2GF$A snlandid zteamship MEXICO. C200 tons bur-
above SATURDAY the 18Th inst at A. N:
SOLID floor tmbers. with diasona IRON braces hunn1s ,ro
her nelson's to the top OF her frames poi.s h ,;s
frame, and nveed at the intersections petwe ,.iJ IN
thus nsuring that strength which mas 80 'ons 'e'" "
RATES or PASSAGE:
In Saloon ,,............. Wy "
IN Second Cabin ...;..'"..''''.''.''' Is 90
In sfeerage Separate mess e.. freight adjudication
III FOR passage ueketss 81 o.uesJi .rents ~
must oe ms9e % tns oay ia rchounitoulas 81
- :, HAhhio mSnun a H. Wrr1cn will ranch
rass9ngets gons aow y pansma ami leave on the
Chagrfs IN Time t9 cross over ~ ~, E.snciscn ana
va. e,.ea-e. :. ~ =. -. ,,.,
FHnA Fob CHAtshEs, DInECn tune wen
KHHk&A known anu fayorite steamsnipu ~ a 70
X. w. Foster COMMANDER WIN e ~ Ee " whar
foot Of GrOd street, for Chagres, direct, on TUESDAY,,
April 8, at O'Clock A. NJ.
RATES OF PAssAsk' .,- M
In Lower Cabin Nos .''''.''. q ~
In sssssSge wll petth anu E Eoot ~ "
.esns ~ Sen ge. u Z. es,sele1 tn the vesss
@ .as ,nst he nrocnyed al tbe ofj;cs
Auekeis iof passage hus' pe pioeuieu a' ue oihoe
u s ,ls agents. ~ MEEKER 4, On ee povdr.. @,
- =
II u w Il . Il L u II ~ II Il y.
--,,,.7 -,,,,-,,.,,,, mn
kEze FOR NEW YORK, D!KECT1The fine
~MlkUXH steamship PHhLlADEIfHlA, Wlllam H.
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DENTISTRY

JAMES IL. SPRATLEY,
Office No. 10 st. Charles street,
Between Psydras aud al yste Square,
NXJHERE all eperrtons the TEETH performed m
r w satisfactory manner nlS "
II II. BADGER, DENTIST, Of Tennessee for
4 smery of Alabama and Georgia, No. l3 ula street be-
tween lamp and ST. Charles streets, Theen uidings)
NeWlrleans. nib In