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A Cathedrak-It tells us by it's very appearance,
that here dwes the worship Of the Lord. The
rude and dead OF stone ordered and arranged
" the pous mind Of the artist, have been com
elled to the service of faith. The worship OF God
IN spirit and in truth, the prayers which the pous
send to Him, have wrapped themselves in earthly
mantle. In this work of architecture, the spirit
speaks to us, though in bodily form. Listen to the
majestic peal of the bells, which sounds to us from
the Cathedral. 1t announces the hour of devotion
it calls the pious to prayer. 1t is the spirit OF
pety which speaks to U.S. though with an earthly
tongue. If the feeling of devotion may express
itself in solemn songs in eloquent oratory, why not
also manifest itself by architecture and painting
Aipiae F2opers. - The cold BREATH which
streams from the glaciers over the flowery meadows
only refreshes them-does not destroy them. Thus
to the Christian the thought of death is not to
discourage enervate, but to refresh and inspire.
Modesty and Humihty.-Modesty and uncon-
sciousness are the seal of beauty, as humility is
the seal OF virtue.
As in the history of human nature, so it is also
universal natures The seed dies in the earth that
the plant may spring from it. Above cities buried
beneath the lava, blossom fruitful fields
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

g3 Camp street, tlyes doors 5sloU Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
L examine the large, splendid and COM -Gel
ple,e, .tost q ANOE,,RTEs, WrsIC - - \
sFa sBsrs sssGA1 y ps. at 9TH "
Gia.d Piano FoItes, from Peye & Co, Henri HerzT.
Sem Grand Piano. from Henri Herr ard Pleyel.
fic0o Pianos and Pianiaos, from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham, VIM. Hall Son,
Gale and others. - -
The splendid prize Piano. from Wm Ii all & Son. Broad
way. New York.
Melodeyns from TO Octavos.
Par0r Organs, IN rich carved cases.
The Harmonic0n Orchestra. or ganzed Piano.
New style OF Guitars. Of ch and yaed patterns some
Tomas make.
Boehm Flutes
improved Accoreons, warranted get out of tune
Brass Instruments, from double bass atotogether with
full assortment Of Music. new and old.
Mr.. ALFRFDTf. TRUST has charge of the establish
meni, and will be at all times ready his
friends. t.l
has been fitted for the especial Of the ladies
where they always have tried their music before
purchasing. ffea6 1p1 w. +. MAYO.
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchant, has removed to 81 Grave1
street. Jan
u EMOVAL-Dr J. S. KNAPP, Dentist, has
IL removed his Office from i04 Common street. of
ST. Charles to office and residence. No 10 Bapans
where he be found the constant praciics Of his
protest. in all its departments. ja3s tlyl
p pEs,OVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
II and Carolon Railroad Company has been removed to
No I3H, nne street n2
DE- )VAL.-R H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
IL has removed from No. II ST. Charles street 70 No.
Camp stseei up stairs. MS ly
ID DEMOVAL-JosEPH II. PALMER Il Co. have
II removed from 81 Grasier to No. Camp street
. ~ y al i'm
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
K G. ag1E
TR A v ELL ER s

TX v Il l. L T. X s.
NEW ROUTE, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Uppera d over
anada, Rocheser, Syracuse, bany, Ssratoga Springs
MontIea Quebsc Boston, New orb, PhisdeDhia
ToNewH osk in Is hours from CINCINNATI. via Lie Mama
Senia and Co umbnl, and Columbus and Cleveland Rail
roads, Two Daily Trains and Do and
alter the opening Of Lake Ere, BY
Express Train will leave Cncnn ali in the srvs al
cleveland same evening" and proceed Bnao The new
low pressure, INST cas steamers EMPIRE STATE a9a
BUCK YE STATE. arriving at Buffalo next nosnrg q
time ,or Express Trains fog Albany arriving a. s'osSs
York next moIning-makng forty eight houn fhfoush
Cincinnati to New \ ork. ~.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati by Morning ExpFe % an,
will sleep first night of the abose ssnmsfs s n,
second night steamer North Rvef eens - sn ~
business arriving al New York when easmk ne4
No cha GO Meals or -tae-ooms ~ u'e oo1rs ~
connection with this line. Passengers py Evs"s i .Ialh
stop over MI ht Columbus (eaplts OF W rlo
eeJ direct tbIousb as may suit Their conveneacs Ihe
I Rail AMI eSefioh VIII o1 'p"Aea w Ns"'s wv '
'S IL daily for DankiBk. Detroit Mack
a. ,'h.sga and al The vrncipsI points the lakes
So Ia, Nj information and through nckets. pleas apply
=, 16s ,tfce East side OF Broadway t door North ctj
FTont, tintinnah ,e., = W. - 80 49,
,incinnat, February, 1871 lezo lmos
| CnT-SALT-Celebra J. Tooe brand, inl
y clean factory filed sackLols of the shove either Coar
~ ne will be delivered In part oi the city 10 sait
ieT JOHN TooIE, IS Bank Place.
/ DETIT GULF COTTON SEED-For sale b
L mhl7 If Al. WRIGHT co, 81 Gsasier 81.
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MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO, No "a Cana

MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO, No IA Canal
IN street % New Orleans yho,ssae and retail deslsrs in
paued and Wooden Ware; Table Mats Gilt and Bronze
Lamps and Gisndoes; Gsssware Plain and Coosed Foor
and Wax tand Sperm pae Lard, Linseed Neaisfoot
ard Chemical Ole; Spr, Gas Camphine, A! ohol
tine, and PAINS Of all descriptions Brushes; Window Glass;
Putty: White Lead: Sand Paper Gue Cnrled Hair Hai
Seating and Snrinrs Flowing. Polishing, scraping. Eum
ture, Coach, Black Japan and " hte Damar Varnshes
AlsO-Plcked and Common Moss always for sale.
. PRICES OF CAMPHlNE:
BY the barrel. 10 per gallon
BY The five gallons .t5 per gallon
For less quantity 10 gallon
mhI3 Ip 1y dVW
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A Town WORTH NOTICING. State Guard
gives a flat. e1ing descrinlinn of a new mannfac.

A Town WORTH NOTICING. THE State Guard
gives flaterng description of new manuac.
turing town which has lately come into notice. 1t
is called " Bradford; !" is located on Socapatory
creek, and Snow the most growing ard prosperous
placement 10 Prattville in the State. Joseph
II. Bradford, ESQ, is the proprietor. The location
is healthy. There quite number of small
manufacturing establishments and machine shops
in the town, but the main factory for manuiactur
ing cotton is built of granite, aud is large and
commodious building. The cloth and yarns made
are represented as Of the very best quality.
The town is rapidly growing, and It's prosperity
placed beyond all contingencies. Now this Mr..
Bradford has shown himself 10 be true Southern
man, and has done his full share towards relieving
the South from her dependence on the North,
Mobile Advertiser
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs theiafies
lvl and Gentlemen Of Nesoresns that his Dancing -
Academy will opened MONDAY next. Nov 4, at
N55a No. sCarondelet street. betxee Common and lSes
xd ~ Canal srsets, where be will teach all the -
6$7k fashionable Dances in such the following
Sz French Qnadri1es, IS
Valse Deuz Temps. Polka Mazoarka.
Vaise Trois Tempo, German Polka Waltz,
Polka da Salon. La Red0xa.
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. teach these fafonable gentle
men In a Of fifteen Lessons
10 Private Glasses for ladies aud gentlemen from Ill oeoes
every day.
NJ Children O'Clock till dask On MONDAYS
and Thursdays.
u- Class for gentlemen from haitpaa every night
NevOrlsans, Nov q 1850. m %
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First municipality DESIGNATED in the following
table by mI the Nos. at the Ralroad and
In the seccnt in2 above Land
ing No. Fisboat Landing In the Third fn3l ,
Commence ~ H. Raroad No peng PsrY
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LATER FROM HAyTI.-The Danish brig Hetty,
with dates from Porte au Prince to the Goth ult.,
has arrived al Phi ladelphia. The Imperial family
and Emperor were expected at the city palace
about the lst of March, when a general revival of
business was anticipated. Trade was very dull,
and the stock of American produce large. Coffee
was scarce and there was but little to be had at
any price. Doubloons We're lis for paper money
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ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 2l, 1851
Harrop-aO bbls moasses w Jackson &co-l bale moss 6s
sacks potatoe es Lepern Ferri--sundries to order.

H,r,;.ono bbl. molasses w jackson &co bale mos, 6s
sacks poat1e es Lepern & Feri--sundrfes to order.
FLATBoATs.
LIT Jeffers0n City
OBIO-per Hifs two boats: 1850 bbl -four to Felowes,
opiioNPer Walton's boat: 1900 bbls flour Woodruff
INDIANA-Per Whitehead l. Ggers boat: 100 bbls
oar corn 20 sacks corn, owners on board.
-Second Muntetpotitv-
OHIO-Per HudsonpiIer's boat: 12i0 BIS -four Z H
"INDiANA-Per Byan's boat; 300 bushels wheat 4so
VI INpiANA-Per leys boat 10000 Tbs pork. 1893 bbs
''Ii 'IfiNDihSaPer is boat: 10000 lbs pork to Hewitt
fNDI ANA-Per Rawlins two boats 10000 lbs pork 60
lega 80 bbs lard Hewitt, Norton &cO.
INDIANA-Per Mccormick two boats $50 600 lbs pork
and Lard Hewitt. Norton &co.
ILIiNOIS-Per ri es boat 200 bushels ear-com. 900 do
c0ff fISos-Pef Pomeroy boat: 40 900 lbs pork, bbls
lard Fellowes, Johnson &co.
--Noe--
COnsignees.
Per shin Thos Perkins, from BOstonJas MctiregOr &co
Whttemore Il Cutter-Tuhs. Fermor & Hobert-J Connoy
&co-C T Buddecke &co-John Phiips-Ge0 Foster &co--
Clark X Nosby-Seecomb u Voorbies-EsDod. Darling e.
COT s Eider-A F Cochrane &oo-nnd order.
Passengers
Per ship Geo w Bourne from Lverpool-i in steerass.
Per ship John Mckenzie from Greenock-2l in steeage.
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1mPUTTBs
Stewart &co.
BOSTuN-Per ship Thos Perkins: Assorted mdse.
LlVERPOOlE-Per ship Geo w Bourne: Ass'd mdse.
BOSTON-Per bark Bertha: 55S ice to Stafford &
cO-assorted mdse to order.
APALACHlCOLA-Per sbhr Victoria: % bales domes-
tics and yarns Hazard Green-ls bds paper Sheldon Il
Potter.
MATAGORDA-Per schr Jane & Elizabeth: 50 hides to
order
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FROM ST. JAGo DE CUBA.-By the last advices
from the above port we are informed that the COM
mander of the U. S. soop Of war Albany, had
succeeded in liberating Capt. Maybe, who had
been confined in prison in Hayti, and that the Hay.
ten Government had agreed to pay damages to the
amount of $4,000 to him. The A. was at ST. Jago
18th ult bound on cruise
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A Mr.. Weskerle, of Louisville, XIV, has inst
finished an urgan for Christ Church. that city, which has
fourtsen and compass of five octayes Among some
and The wind supplied by crank instead of lever as
heretofore used The latter invention said to supply The
wind steadily.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, MARCH, 81. 1851. )
C0ttonThere was good demand yesterday. and about
$500 bales wers disposed of outside rates We
last figures:
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j. B. LEVI TIRE,
ChirOdOpist and Practical Operator
ON THE EnnT.

CORNS cured without cutting, Hard and Soft
~ Corns Bunions Warts, and Nails Penetrating the Flesh
cnred without the least five minutes by new
discovery ola VEGErABLs COMPOSITION, in possession off,
b. L.. only.
~ Ladies' and gentlemen be waited upon at their
residences by leaving order room, No st.
Charles street, room No. "A, up stairs. mhs0 1wos
DLASTER AMI MARBLE DUST-500 bbs.
l. Newark and Rosendale, landing and for sale by
mhl9 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. S5 Magazine ST.
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COMMON MERIDIAN FOR ALL NATIoNs--We
learn from the London Atheneum, that in conse-
quence of the confusion existing between the mar
itime calculations of different powers, and the un-
fortunate occurrences to which it sometimes leads,
the naval powers of the Norlh-Russia, Sweden,
Denmark and Holand-have entered into an agree
ment to open conferences on the old question OF a
common meridian for all nations. France, Spain
and Portugal, il is said, have given in their adhe.
sion to the scheme; and hope is held out that
England will come into the arrangement. Opinion
to be in favor of the selection of an entirely
neutral point of intersection, say Cape Horn.
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NLARET-500 boxes assorted qualities, for sale
y by |. w. ARTHUR co. - and ~ New Lsvee.
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The Seventh Daughter OF the Gypsy FAMILY,
II EGS LEAVE inform the Orenns she
ID 2s5 street,
and st JOSEPH where viii be happy
hem o the PRESENT and FUTURE
P.S-Lsdes and Gentlemen circumstances
prospec,H, De
sell by calling o Madame E. Price cents. = : ~
~ Hours from to - A. N. P. N.
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---oOe--
Exports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: $50 bbls -four
% bbs moassss @ bbs brsds $50 do whisky 50 rice 80
bb brandy.
GALVESTON-Pers steamship louisiana S0i bbls lonr
lis do whisky 40 pork 10 casks bacon, $50 SALT $50
sacks corn 6S SKIS coffee and sundries.
RRAZOS ST JAGO-Per steamship Fanny: 10 sacks
coffee, ~ bbs flour, 10 kegs lard and sundres.
LlVERPOUi-Per ship VIM u Sewa: 2264 bales cotton
HANANA-Per bark Nllaudon: $40 bbls lS S64 kegs
lard, l30 bbs 10 bxs pork, lilo SKIS corn,
RtCHMOND-Ptr sehr Leprelet: al0, $40 lbs bulk pork
rs bbls whisky, 66 hides.
LAVACA AND INDIANOLA-Per schr Victoria 35
bbs whisky, 200 do flour 200 bxs soap. Is cks bacon 80 bys
70 bags Coffee ITO whees and axes. 800 pkgs me
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BrOnzed, Iron and Marble Furniture,
Garden Chairs and Setees Sofas Tables small and large
Center Tables with bic Hat aud Be uquet lands
yptian and Italian Marble Slabs, with fancy br0nzed
M Brackets, stand Tables, with enamsed iron tOps
article.
The above articles will be found very beautiful much
cheaper than wood, and far durable.
ALLEN BILL. No 40 Baronne st.,
between Heva and Girod sts, Second NJ .nicipality.
lmlp New Oreans.
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TO BUILDERS.
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
- No. 2O6 B.4ROF.NE STREET, treem Hepid
and G,od Streets eeond .Mxnie'paily engaged
in building find this large establishment, very
and complete stock comprising every DESCRIPTION
Of high and low priced HARDWARE employed ia the
Building Line, at the lowest market All nvep.
lions and improvements in Locks Sliding Door Trimmings.
Bel tuis Front Door Locks. and all kinds of Fasenngs
common as well as o. the most costly kinds manufactured
MARBLE MANTELS,.A large and handsome
OF Marble Manie, and Manie Crates, Marble Heart
'isa FANCY fS,fcy IRON BALCONIES. Rau.,NGs AND
vERANpA Ahs, embracing some new and beautiful pat
IRON SHUTTERS, Rank, vaut and Safe DOORS,
LOCK tor same, from 410 to $50 each.
IRON RAlLlNGs tor publcSau ard Parks, togethe,
will the stone work furnished and pu, compIe,e
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron an, Granite columns
fuInshed and M set gr sg eoWp,ets At redueed p'ces
sizes Omamenta Cast Iron Colu rs. for Store Fons aud
Awnings Venalors Of all sizes Sash Weights. Door
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Dnts .as,es
and folding doors, Sliding DO Trmmins r esy kind
SILVER PLATED WORK. via: ISs&xDe Pulls,
Gallery Balls, Door Numbers and Pew - ln Levers,
Bntt Hinges. -.esz2z2sl
Ala,ee and complete stock Of sss, 81 Be-. q AIS con.
Nails, ETC.. at the lowest prices. ALLEN HILL.
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MoRE MAIL RoBBERIEs.--Much excitement ex-
istf in various parts Of the country between Wil-
,nngon, n. C., and Baltimore, Nd, in consequence
of losses OF money sent through the various post
offices there. All officers the mail line between
these places urged to use their exertons in To-
eating the cause OF the unusual amount of depre-
datons on mail letters that have been committed
lately. The business of opening and plundering
mail letters seems TO be quite an extensive one
DR.. Burnett's recent success in Tennessee, ought
to stimulate all honest officers in suspected mail
districts, to let the world have the names and our
prisons the persons of the official thieves.
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS

q " svoudreF ecsfuIly inform our friends nd
II y $40 c1someSB that rovefo ~
~ 10. = c.nsi sI.st hssgeer Royal Bourbon ~
@sN Streets and invite the and arutensn N1a4
Who ssn pnrchsse chesp cali parbssiDr Els mere
and exams the cheapness and qualify of goods =
A We receiving and opening BEAUTIFUL AssnpTMENr
Of adss Misses st vs.sa. Straw, ,rusesn AIon Bonns
~ acf All Snds at together With
Of Rabens srhcai Fovsn Pmss. Embroidery dsscrp
tons; Thread Merlin Lace, Cape, jnvez,
Orders for Dresses Hautjla tv
superior price that i ssteo IN bsy
estssishn.ns 1a + -
N B. Bonnets cleaned In superior each
Yoo that do wish 10 buy cheap call No - Cssai
o3I sm l. J. SrIiI.MAN.
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Arrived.
Ship Thos Perkins, Bush % days from Boston, TO Geo w
Eynsyn--2d my.
r ship L. Joyce, from Liverpool 4th January,
Point.
Br ship john Mckenzie 80 days from Greenock,
10 Stewart &co-2d my.
Ship George w Bourne, Williams, 55 days from Liverpool,
TO master-2d my.
Bark Bertha Smart q days from Boston Mastered my.
Schr Jane Elizabeth, Morgan, days from Maagorda,
master-lst my.
Sebr Victoria, Giant, days from Apalachcola to master
Basin.
sTEAMBOATs.
Anna, Johnston, from Bayou Crosse Tete.
chancellor, Bacon, from Louisville
q ID White, Brady, from Atchafalaya.
Iowa, Garter, from St Louis
Mary Foley, Dalteres. from i,ockport.
Shamrock, Wilson, from Minden.
Towboat Anglo American Porter from the Passes-towed
down and to the 18th Inst ship Mozart and bark
Lyman-brought up ship G w Bourne and schr Jane Il
Elizabeth.
Towboat Anglo. Norman, Rnehar from the Passes-owed
down and to the 15h inst, ship Med. mseh and
bark sabeila-brought ship John Mckenzie and bark
Towboa Phsnx. Crowel from the Passes-went down light
brought up ships Thos Perkins and X l..
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list of passengers by the steamship Georgia, which
left NewYork on the 1lth inst. for Havana, New
Orleans and Chagres:
Hon Henry Clay, Hon Emile Lasere, Hon Gen Downs,
two servants c Wadsworh, Miss Clemens Mrs Ashley,
Mrs Cox and servant, Talmadge, Miss Scott Miss Me-
Calop, Mrs Scott Mrs Eeke Plume, lady and servant,
Mrs Herman and child Mrs N II Parkhust, Miss Plume,
and child; Hon NJ stanton, Miss Louisa G Reid, Hon
Bularo Col r Jennings Col Critxner, Emelia Tolon.
Leblanc ArchdeacOn Panton and lady, Mrs Miller
and four children NJ Dago, II Palmer, K Brasher Mr.
Gyllach " Wetmore Jr. NJ Forshier, Turk, Edward
Gueringer, Laape Mrs Beckett. nephew, two children
and servant; s. Co.'S party of five; Mrs Dewey and
Children Mr.. is 3 Beard and child, Mrs Wentworth,
JOIN Legay. Mrs Boyd Mrs Miller NJ Josephine French,
N ketcham, Mr. Peasant, Chas stewart, T ) Miller III l.
Waterheld, r Townsend, Lozer, Zorkowsko,. MIR Gil.
dermeister G II Fay, ID b Solomon, William w Boyle.
soloman, Mr. Rushmoe, Shefand Mrcralhe, o Fesen-
der James, Phean, Don Jose ordera Mr. Gings, Cohen,
c White. ar and friend, W aiiace. W Stokes, %
Joel Bates, o Labat Hiram Colt Mr. Mnsner, Bartlett,
z A Virgins. Charles Shattuck, w Call, Finch,
TAYLOR l. Is Borman, MIR Maer w Wallace, R G Dodge.
Tagger Hatch, d SARGENT D payis. = Demain,
Paxton. Q Howard Tetz, B Schloss Kaiser c Siad.
WALLACE. d Higgins P King. B Curtain, Levy, NJ De
sen Msyer M , jas GaGd%1 gs Geo LoRs Ia k
Of eight, B Henburr, N Ronaine j Watriss Tilion
Albert Morse, Geo Thomas, Est0low, Harmen Hunt,
Gosei,e Leysrich, A Trenor benjamin. 1. Buck.
Ing, r Bartlett, Thomps .n G Davidson, A Smith. w
Wigei's, T McIyebb. L Rini, Goyce. Mrs Shirley. b
Davidson.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Passengers
Per ship Geo w Bourne. from Iverpool-28 in sserass
Per ship John Mckenzie. from Greenocksl in seerage
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Between Poydras and Lafayette Square,
NTHERE all operrions the TEETH will performed
W satisfactory manner Misty
r. H. KNAPP g. L. CHANDLER,
DENTAL SURGEONS, 104 Common street.
Opposite the Ruins of the st. Charles Hotel.
Y H. KNAPP, (senior partner of the late firm
4 Of +. H.. @. .. end j. ;. Knapp,) is NkF1SHk<sA
now devotng his whole time exclusively to ~
suited at the same place which he has occu- 1hIS
practice DR.. CHANDLER. gentleman of skill and expe
Renee
They give particular attention the preservation Of Carl
Teeth millions OF which are now annually lost for want
insert Artificial Teeth according the latest
the ehe fastened by atmophe clasps, and
with without Artificial Gums, as the may require
Teeth extracted without pam, under the influence OF Cho-
roorm Leheon, with safety they having these
articles in eay ten thousand cases with success and without
injury 70 the patient; :.
but will That their higher than charged
by faithful and sklfu Dentists and be rrn'ed
card at their rooms fel 3m
n ENTAIL NOTICE-The Copartnershlp here
- otoe existing between F; H.. G. g. 3Seks
may be consulted at the old stand, 104 Com OIb
mon street, corner Of ST. Charles.
dence, No. 10 BaroRRe street, Canal
They give particular attention the preservation OF Carl
ous Teeth millions of which nuay lost for want
OF timely and udlcous treatment They also prepared
TO insert Artificial Teeth according the aes'
in the either fastened by atmospheric pressure clasps,
with without Artificial Gums as the case may require
Teeth extracted without pain, under the influence OF Tho
roorn or Leheon, with perfect safety they having used
these articles in nearly ionr thousand with and
wlthon, injury 10 me patlen d2 mh2d&Wly
| + II. BADGER DENTIST of Tennessee, for
'nery Of Alabama and Georgia. No ls3 Juia street, be-
tween Camp and ST. Chares streets, Thirteen Bindings
| NewOrlean Mo 7m
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SHOES, HATS, ETC.
EDUCATION.

Naf~ TEACHER OF MUSIC. -
X3HSk UMRs. ~ CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Mu- Aft!
Piano Forte and Guitar, receives pupils l4fe
- her residence, Race, near Gang street;
also. the Of Csrondeet and Julia
regular lessons, she Lectures her pups hs
Science OF Musie Price - hr twelve lessons us7
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Race
~ sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CA ANPBELL. nsaIy