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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Mr.. Dewitt is recovering.
go. Father Cahill il coming to America on
slec,uring tour. 49, 80
-. Hon. Edward Everett is to lecture in
petersburg next week. e ~
-. John stryker, Esq, Of New York, is at
the National Hotel in this city. =.
80. Edward, West ESQ, Of New York city,
late one OF the "Ten Governors, is in W ash.
ington.
80. The Hon. George Ashmun, Ex-M. C.
from massachusetts,, is in this city. Wsnever
saw him look better, his many friends will be
glad to hear. 49,
80. Young Ames, who undertook to shoot
bis father, Horatio Ames, of Falls Village,
Con, has been arrested in St. Louis and com.
mitted to the Jail in Litchfeld Con. He was
unable to procure bail Of SIS, 900.
..... There is an avalanche of Virginia Leg.
islators upon US, quite fifty members Of tho
late Legislature of the Old Dominion, which
adjourned few days since, having arrived in
Washington yesterday and the day before.
-. Rev. NJ. D. Conway is severely crit
cissd in Thursdays Alexandria Sentinel, for
"profaning the sacred pulpit and the Sabbath
day, with disputes and discussions that befit
the stump, or the political platform"
49,. George P. Tiffany, of Baltimore, has
purchased the site of the old Factory at Lau-
rel destroyed by fire some months since, and
has contracted for the Observation-Disclosures
Of new building Of the description.
....Gov Morehead, of Kentucky, has been
indicted by the grand jury Of Scott county,
for allowing one of his negroes to hire his own
time. The only difficulty In the matter is that
after they fine the Governor, he will be able
to remit the penalty.
49, Cpl. George Rogers died a few DAYS
since near Boydton, Va. He served in the
war Of 1872 as an Ensign, was for years
Trustee Of Randolph Macon College, and q
representative in the Virginia Legislature.
He had attained the age of II years
80. Judge Breckenridge, In reprimarding
criminal, was answered by him
Sir, L am not so great scoundrel a. your
hOnor-take me to bs''
"Put your words closer together" replied
the Judge. - -
80. Liebig has taken ground against
"materialism." In a recent lecture at Mu.
mich he pronounced himself with dignity and
energy against the 'deniers of mind and vital
power" and illustrated and combatted, from
his profound conviction, their erroneous
theories on pure scientific grounds.
80. Judge Burgoyne, the probate judge of
Hamilton county, Ohio, has decided the fugi.
tive slave law to be ''uncoustitutional!" This
ofoourse settles the question. Clients who have
cases in the u S court at Washington intend
appealing their cases, when not satisfied to
the probate court in perpetual session at Gin
cinnati.-Boston Post.
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A LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT
~ OF the Young Catholics Friend Society
OF Georgetown, ID. will de delivered at For.
,{est Hall by L. 8. IVES, LII D., on wEDNES-
DAY EVENING, Goth instant Subject: "The
Sources OF Protestant injustice to Catholicity -
Tickets IS cents each, and may he procured 1T
J: +. Ellis's Music Store, at the Drug Store Of
kidwell Lawrence, in Washington; at J. L..
kidwell's, Georgetown; and at the DOR on the
evening Of the lecture. ar2l-d
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for April b

HAsPER's MAGAZINE for April has been
sent US by Col. Joe. ShillingtOn, who has it,
land every other literary novelty,) for SALE
1t contains a large amount CT matter, at once
Interesting and instructive-grave and gay.
The first Paper is narrative of the life and
exploits Of that old hero, Israel Putnam, and
this is alone worth the price of the work. The
Editors Drawer is filed with good things, az
heretofore Dickens new story of Little
DOrrit' is continued.
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~THE PLAYS OF THE JEW OF
~ Verona. The Happiest Choice, and
Spoiled Child, will be performed by the scholars
d. c., in the old church edifice on THURSDAY
March 9th, at 6k p. m.
Tickets may be procured at the drug store of
Dr kidwell, or from the following committee of
scholars: L. F. Carusi, A. Hurdle, J. Meem J.
Hurley, c. Barbour, ]. Easton, d. O'Neil, c Nc
Daniel, c. knight, J. speiden, and William
Meem, or at the door mar 81
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the "Balm of d Thousand
FOwers." 1t will remove tan, pin.pis,, and
treekfes from the skin, leaving it of . soft and
roseats hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morn
ing. For sale at Sbillington's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
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NEW. Music Our enterprising neighbor
Hilbus has just published:
Shells Of Ocean," MY Heart is Break
ing," and Don't say one thing and mean
nother''-making a series Of % Vocal Beam
sits jrons the Popular Composers.
-"Nocturene, a beauty from German
Land"
"NOctu-ene.' by Henri Ranina.
80 Mont Blanc Polka" by Julien.
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II Starbach's machine shop at Troy. ia
rooted with iron shingles. This roof is but
little more expensive than other FIRE proof
roofing.
n On the 10Th ult., sikty.e eight head Of
cattle belonging to Mr. W. q. DougIas, were
dLswned in the Usage river. while attempting
To cross at q ford about 20 miles above Oceola.
Mo
TOBACCO SALEs.-The Louisville, XIV, Cour-
ler reports sales IN that city on Friday Of 100
nogsheads Of tobacco forcasb, at prices ranging
from 50 55ae9 for green Tugs to fair leaf and
one hhd. Of choice at IS Ter cyt TIE
sale aggregated sic, 900
~ In the Court of Common Pleas of Gin.
elnnati, on Saturday, as Judge Parker took
bis seat on the bench, he received \ dispatcb
announcing the death Of his sister in the State
OF New York. The lady was a bride at the
house Of the Judge one year ago.
II Much excitement was excited in New.
port, Kentucky, on Saturday, by the discoy-
cry ID At the daughter Of a cOnfectioner there
was sseItdts by her uncle, who is a married
man, and had seduced her while staying in
Der fathers house.
S The extensive steam saw mills, known
me willow Creek Mills, above Corrydon
IN Mexican County, Pa, burned down a few
Gays s'nee. A Waterman discovered the are
when It started, but while going for q bucket
OF wafer, II made such progress that il could
not be extinguishcd. Tie loss will probably
exceed so 600
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III jos PRlNTIN6.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of jos PAINTING with despatch and
IN the best manner, al prices as low as In any
other oface In Washington. Job Printers are also
notifed Chat we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press-work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. SO, also,
has the S,ar ofacsa Book Bindery connected with
H. equal In It's capacity to turn out book binding
0f all descriptions to any other In the District Of
Columbia
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CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS.
al ndreth's Warranted Garden Seeds

NPRING SUPPLY FOR ls56-JUsT CON
- plsted, an extensive assortment Of every van
ETY. Of GARDEN SEEDS, grown byD Landreth
The assortment Of Cabbage, Beet, Extra Earl,
and other Peas, Beans, Corn, &c. Is unsurpassed
Also, choice English Cabbage Seed, Flower
Herb, and Bird Set ds, every variety
Landredth'. Rural Register snd Descriptive
Catalogue for 1856, with directions for culture
can be had on application 1T the Agency for Ian.
dreth's Garden Feeds, $50 street, between ~
and 10th streets, near the Patent Once.
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The above pieces Were not sung when Pref J.
ana company Were In Washington before In sd.
permit.
single tickets FIFTY CENTS; tickets. ad.
mitt,ng gentleman and two ladies, ONE Dol.
Lam.
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GRAND CONCERT.

PhOF. A. N. OHNSON
II EsPECTFULLY GIVES NOTICE ru.,
~ ssing obliged TO pass through washinstop
CARUSPS SlLooN
On MONDAY EVENING, March a.th
assisted by
MisS >. e. WHlfEHOUsE,
MISS HATTIE BRIGGS,
PROF. Z. n. FROST.
PR0GRAHME-PARTI
L. brand Tho fre m the opera Of Norma
q MISS w hitehouse, Miss Briggs Mr. F,n.,
T.. banad. - The dearest spot on earth 70 me :.
nome. ...-........... Miss wbitehouss
This Is new piecs which has been receIS.s
Win the greatest enthusiasm in psltiuno,s
Boston, and wherever 10 has been snny
8. Duet. Isl Ia stanchezza M'cpprime "
a Grand c,v,,,,. ,,o Mis- Briggs, Mr.. Frost
Miss whitehou,.
% 0rano Scena from the opera Of Moses in Egypt
8. Trio from Don Jun, '0e'
Miss whitehouse, Miss Briggs, Mr.. Frost
PARTH.
L. Duet: " God is Love-"
Miss whitehouse and Mis-. R,5ocs
& song. " III with all your hearts We truly sesf
g. puet :, The h;,i =, Fest
MISS w hitehouse and Miss Briggs
=. my Native Song, introducing the national ar
: n,,., oru Mr.. Eros.
Miss Briggs and Miss whitebouSe
o. song. F" Man the life boat, - (describIno > res.
cue from shipwreck) Pros
T. Duet. Kind friends good nightn
Miss Wbitehouse and Miss Briggs
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GoDRY FOR APRIL Col. ShilliDgton has
sent US Gcdey's Ladys' Book for April, which
contains the usual variety o., engravings and
literature.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL,
l. received and for sale at
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Blactwood's Magazine for February.
The Old Dominion, by James.
The Countess Of Lasc lies, by Reynolds.
Maguerits de Valois, by Dumas.
Charles VavasseuT, by the author Of Minnie Grey
Henri de Ia Tour, by the author Of Gus. Howard
All the new Books and everything In the St1
tionery line for sale at
~ |FEs. SHILLINGTON's
Stationery and Bookselling Establishment
mar u Pa. avenue, corner u street.
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barometer on the 23d, Gath, and 18th of jan
uary, and the gale which it indicated did not
reach Orkney or the north of Scotland, while
it was violent in England
The maximum temperature was A.. ga, and
minimum 800. %.
A Naval Officer Dead The Navy Depart
ment have advices of the death of Commodore
David Conner, which took place yesterday
at Philadelphia. His health had been de.
clining for years past. He was last at sea In
1S47, as the commander Of the Home SQUAD.
ron; and was one of the officers retired on full
leave pay under the navy reform law. ,5i
An Army officer Dead.-Ths W ar Depart
msnt have advices of the recent death at Rob-
ertson, Tenn of First Lieut.. VIM A. Min.
mo, fourth artillery, U. 8. A., of pulmonary
consumption. ..e.s -.I.t. So,
COMMUNICATED.
Are all the Criminals Foreigners, or
Adopted Citizens NM Editor: As one of
the thousands who read the Evening Star
hope you will indulge me In wish to place
before those who enjoy the same pleasure an
item OF proof, auttsntpc proof, that all the
crime, or nearly all, is not committed by per-
sons born abroad. The American Organ, f r q
long time has been made the vehicle of foul,
because false, aspersion Of that part of the
people who, under the primeval mandate of
the Almighty Ito replenish the earth) leave
their native homes and seek q happier one
among descendants Of an ancient and a COM
mon ancestry By natural instinct the edi-
tors Of that journal thrive best among the
records Of human crime and degeneracy; but
that they should psrvert the black record, bad
enough at best, is strange, most passing
strange But something may be pardoned
for the spirit Of congeniality e.
A few days since that paper contained list
of criminals in the penitentiaries of the sew
eral States, and among them was that Of Ken
lucky, where it assumed to show that nearly
all the convicts were of foreign birth indeed
the editors declared that " were it not for for.
eigners. and the influence of foreigners, our
country would be almost free from crime"
To show how destitute Of truth is what they
say, and how little confidence can be placed
in them when they speak of the unfortunate
exiles from despotism scarcely less than theirs,
1 will give synopsis from the report of the
keeper of the Kentucky penitentiary, to the
Legislature, on the LIST Of January, 1856 !:
There are in that prison 237 convicts; 1876 are
native Americans, and 81 only are of foreign
birth Of the 1876 natives 81 were born in
Kentucky! I hope to be able to give other
official statistics on this subject from time to
time for the sake of truth and for the sake of
the injured Will the Organ publish this
truth pro gratta Ueri / guess not
kENrUCK
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 10Th of March,
there were of Treasury war,ants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption OF Stocks..., S2,066 70
For the Interior Departmental. 1851 90
For Customs. ................... 1923 Sc
On account OF the Navy......... 73, 106. Sc
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-AI persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for taxes OF every des-
cription, whether under the general tax ordi-
nances, or those imposed for improvement Q, are
hereby notified that the same must be paid TO the
subscriber without delay, as ne has been en-.
powered and directed to close his collections In
the most summary manner. As all par les so In
deSted have long since had their accounts de
liversd to them, and their payment requested,
person. Those who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon destrains, viii please
call on either Of my brothen-Geoygs Jewell or
Henry c Jewell-at the corner Of high and Cav
streets, Georgetown, who are authorized 70 give
receipts In my bshsif,
THOMAS JEWELL.
Collector q TaGes.
Georgetown, March 7th, 1856. mar TT
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grees higher than the mean temperature for
the last thirty years. The amount of rain
was one inch and three quarters.
There was remarkable depression of the
barometer on the 23d, Gath, and 18th of jan
uary, and the gale which it indicated did not
reach Orkney or the north of Scotland, while
it was violent in England
The maximum temperature was 40 ga, and
minimum 32o. %
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NEW WINDOW SHADED,

NEW WINDOW SHADES.
HAVE NOW IN STORE NEW AND
L very extensive assoi tment Of TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES, Of every variety and price;
SHADE LINEN, SHADE TRIMMINGS, etc :;
to which invite the attent on Of housekeepers.
l.. r. CLARK,
Paper Hanger and Upholsterer,
No 2is Pa. avenue, betw 18th and 18th SITS.
mar 2l-3t&
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sOIREE ON EASTER MOsDAY.

DROP. III. w. MUNDER TAKES PLEAS
ure In announcing 10 his patrons and the pub
lie generally, that he win give one Of his delight
full II on MONDAY EVENING,
March 2ith.
In consideration Of its heing holiday, and 81
the solicitation Of many friends, the Solree VII
continue until later hour than usual
Former patrons are invited TO attend.
mar 2Q-4t
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CARPENTERS Tools The seizure of a los
Oh rides and two cannon in Missouri, on their
way from the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid
Society to Kansas, is quite amusing They
were labelled Carpenters Tools" and it now
appears that the tools were very Sharp, except
two, which were too large to be sharpened
This miscarriage Of something better than
Bibles" will be particularly grievous to a
certain class Of Christians down East So let
al carpenters tools perish which are designed
70 be turned sgainst the country and its laws
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~ Beef has fallen in price at New York.
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ID SCHWARTZ is RECEIVING FRESH
H. Lot Of SUPERIOR OYSTERS@ n
every day, which he will sell at theSNlN
lowest market price st his business SN
place, corner Of 18th and K streets.
mar costs
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20 To ELLIs's FOR BARGAINS

20 To ELLiS's FOR BARGAINS
" mar 20
A NY BODY AND EVERY BODY Run
N 10 ELLIS'S TO buy all you want He he
every thing, and 10 selling out at sacrifice 70
change his business. mar 20
(NLOsING OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
" TO CHANGE BUSINESS Fans, Periun-
cry, Stationery, Baskets, Cabas, Umbrellas, Chi
ma Goods, &c, &c. JOHN r. ELLIS,
mar2o 800 Pa av., bet 9th and 10th ST.
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The Washington Arsenal--We hear tn al
the chief Of the Ordnance Bureau, backed by
the Secretary of War, has asked Congress to
enable him to include within the grounds Of
the present Washington Arsenal premises
some fourteen squares, extending from its
present northern limits to the street bound.
ing the buildings known az the old "Commo-
dore Rogers houses" This includes the Dis
trict Penitentiary premises, Hhich establish
ment is not proposed to be iptsrfered with
The demands for the public service upon the
works Of the Arsenal are so great as that its
present limits are by no means sufficient for
the accommodation of the workmen who must
be employed therein. 1t is already the COM
pletest manufacturing establishment of the
kind belonging to the Government Of ths
United States, and bids fair not long hence to
equal in its capacities and appointments any
similar establishment of any European Gov.
eminent.
a hooroack.-on the day before yesterday
we remarked that We had heard that ex Gov.
ernor Bigler, Of California, had been aomina-
ted and confirmed to be the American minister
at Stockholm, Sweden; adding that we had
no knowledge of the truth of the statement.
1t turns out that no such thing had occurred !;
though our informant sent the erroneous infor.
nation to California by the last steamer We
have since satisfied ourself that he is in error,
and we have been utterly unable to ascertain
any thisg going to create the Impression on
our mind that the idea Of superseding the
present American diplomatist at that point is
entertained by the Government,
Tie Weather in England. Records of the
weather in ohiswick, near London, during
January, 1866, received at the Smithsonian
Institution, show that the mean temperature
Of the month was $50 43, or nearly two de.
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mar 20--2
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LAST GALL.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Th un-
IN dersigncd Collector of the Parish Tax for the
year 1855, will he found at the law Office of H. N. .
Cullom, in the Town of 0peousas, OIL the 4th inst,
and for thirty consecutive days thereafter sundays
excepted), for the purpose of receiving the Taxes
from those who may not have availed themselves OF
the opportunity offered them by previous notices.
After the lith of May next, all Taxes remaining
unpaid due the Parish FOR the year 1856, will be col
lected in due fern of law.
Opelousas, April II, 1856.
EBERT CAN'T Collector.
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DIANOESi PIANOES!
a Gil. MULLER is now enabled, by the last
shipments from NewYork, to undertake the most
difficult mechanical work, and guarantees it to last
Tanning done in manner superior to that inNcw0r
leans. Calls from the country left at this Office at
Poseys Drug store, promptly attended TO.
NEW BAKERY. - The undersigned re-
~ specially informs his friends and the public OF
Opelousas and vicinity that he will, In few days,
open in this town new Bakery Shop. He will have
the services of one of the finest bakers Of New0r.
leans, He claims share of the public patronage
August ls. +. "A. REER
p. s. Having pitched in,' my customers car
now depend upon being regularly served. F. R.
CHAMPAGNE.-- few baskets Of th
~ fine Wine left. which we will sell at reduce,
prices to close the invoice. .s .Is-
DEBAILLON i CARRIERE, Washington
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.
NJ DISTINCTION 4 NEW ORLEANS

4 w ~NeSAAAAfuAOAN q NAV sOItlLEA N y.
W The regular packet steamer MA -,
~. ss, John Lyons, nder, keEAs
navng erred the above trad V will con
unue thh 'ghout the season, leaving NewOrleans
every Tue lay at 8 oSiock p. M. and Washington
every Sat,N aay at 10 o'clock A. N. ~,
The Mary less has been purchased for the above
trade has be thoroughly repaired, stands A No. i
n the lnsnra fe Offices, las handsome accommoda-
uons for passe ers, and will convey freight and mas.
sengers at as ID rates as any boat in the trade I
M EW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS, WASH
~ !. INGToN AND BAYOU BEUF ..-
PACkET--The s.egant and fast run sAas.s 4
nng steamer SYDONIA, GusTAvE E. -
LoUAILLIER, master, built expressly for this trade,
will, as soon as there may be water sufficient, ply
as a regular weekly packet, between Opelousas,
Washington, Bayou Bnuf and NewOrleafs. This
boat is safe, comfortable and fast runner, admirably
built, and having been thoroughly repaired, painted
and renovated, makes her the best boat in the trade
for the travelling community. The officers win use
all their exertons to satisfy those who will encourage
them; For further information, apply on board.
N. B.--The Sydonie will transport freight for as
low price as any boat in the trade.
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SHERlFF'S SALE-STATEo OF LOUISIANA,
A. District Court, Parish of St. Landry, No. 75ll.
A11rA n kng Us. Robert Bundick.
a. ny virtue of an order of seizure and sale issued in
os ABOVE entitled suit by the District Court in and
N @ sne iarsh of st. Landry and State aforesaid and
crsSt e 9teced, will he exposed at public sale, on
pss OF twelve months at the Courthouse Of this
isEa on SATURDAY, the Sd day of May, A. ID.
i;n', commencing ut the hour of IL \. NJ. and CON
t;ta ifom day to day. if necessary all the right
pes: interest and demand of the defendant, Robert
sad nun, IN tho following property, seized to satisfy
,,s rs rrertain TRACT OF LAND situated in the Par
p.,;t. ~, landry lying on the right bank of Bayou
'H'e fsairie, bounded on the north by public land
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NEW WAREHOUSE

NEW WAREHOUSE
~ The undersigned, having formed partnership
for the carrying Of the Warehouse situated in the
town of Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house of Anderson q Thompson, for the purpose of
receiving and forwarding freight and merchandise,
will faithfully attend to all business which may be
entrusted to them by their ri6ds and the public in
general. j. j. A. FONTEN0T,
.I0ITN LYONS. ~
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DTANO FORTE TUNING AND RE-
Il PAIRING.-Mr A. WHEELER, from Frank.
lin, Parish of ST. Mary is prepared to attend to all
orders in the above capacity. His well known repu-
taton throughout the State enables him to guarantees
perfect satisfaction to ell wishing his services.
Refers to Rt. Rev. Leondas Polk; Henry Parsons,
Agent for Chickering's and Nunns & Clark's Panb
Fortes, Is Camp street, and II. D. Hewitt Music
Dealer, 80 Camp street, NewDrleans.
Orders left ut this Office will be promptly attended
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OF RESIDEN CE.-

EHANGE OF RESlDENCT.--Dr. FL
~ LATE has removed his residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge 0yertons,
and opposite i. Brotts store. Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the Dir. will continue to
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth and
practice in all the branches of Dentistry. His work
in all that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone and, above all
permit mastication, SO Indispensable to the health.
Dir. Pate will visit Washington weekly
Prices moderate,