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Great Reduction sn Prices.
DRY GooDsl

G. q u IA Il s' y a M 4 . O N +,
CHARITIES STREET,
VIII offer, from and after this date the whole Of their
Stock Of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods
at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION Our stock
consists in part Of
per yard.
Rich Printed ORGANIZES from 40 to 621Se per yard.
Rich slounced oRGANDY ROBES from 81 sl2 per yard
Rich Printed BAREGE ROBES, frOta IS to So per yard
LINEN DRILLING and LINEN CHECK.
FoULARD SILK ROBES, Flounced and Quilts at So
Printed LINEN CANBRICs.
Rich Embroidered BoBINET and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
LINEN DIAPERS and SETS.
ENBRoIDERIEs of all kinds.
Ladies' Gents and Childrens GAUZE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Ladies', Gents and chldren's HOSE and HALF HOSE.
SWISS MUSLIN, Plain and Embroidered
Embroidered MUSLIN, for Curtains.
BoBISET and LINEN NETTING, for Bars.
FANCY FANS and coRsETs.
MARQuIsEs, PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
Black and Fancy Stripe GRENADINE.
DRAP D'ETE and RUSSELL CORDS, for Coats
LINEN cAMBRI1 HANDKERCHIEFs, from 81 to sl2 per
dozen.
Fancy LIYEYADEs and coTToNADEs.
Fancy and Black GRENADIEE and BAREGE sIIAwLs.
FILET IIIIs and GLOVES.
100 pieces IRISH LINENS and PLATILLAs
so :. "a, lei, 1874 LINEN sHEETING, etc. etc.
15-An Of which will be sold Twenty-Five Per Cent
Reduction.
GlQUEL & JAMESON,
my3 2p5t 16 and Is Charities street
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Justice 70 the Navy, says the Richmond Dispatch,
demands that this garing disproportion should be
done away The service of the Navy is even more
arduous, and exposed to more peril and hardships
than the Army. The Navy has achieved glory and
respect far this country throughout the world and il
must be our main reliance in the future against the
1 great maritime powers 1t ought to be put on an
equality Of pay TO say the least Of it, with the Army
| We enter positive demurrer against the state
ment Of the Richmond Dispatch that the Navy has
achieved glory and respect for this country through
| out the world On the contrary. we maintain that
ii has brought upon obloquy insult, contempt and
scorn, throughout the world" In addition, it is
very expensive establishment and annually costs
more than it comes to.
Furthermore, we doubt whether it would prove
cur "man reliance against the q great maritime
powers in case Of war. We have no faith in snch
British sckeys as Paulding Cha;ard and Davis, who
pride themselves upon their servility to English in
terests, and make boast Of their bravery in insult
ing, expressing and capturing, by the display Of an
overwhelming and irresistible force, small number
Of Americans who had adopted Nicaragua as their
future home. Such cattle would not answer in the
event Of war against the great maritime powers.n
They would have to be kicked out the service aud
the Navy reorganized before we could hope for eff
cheney skill or success in that arm OF the Govern
ment.
We do not think the Army salaries whit too
high but we are radically opposed to any increase in
the Navy, until is differently Offered In fact it
would be good plan TO order all the ships home aud
let them rot at the wharves II they cannot do better
than they have done lately.
In the Navy Of the Revolutionary era, and the
Navy OF the last with Great Britain, have as
much pride as any other citizen; but we must be
excused for saying nothing in favor Of the present
Navy, whose proudest achievements are the bonn
bardment Of Greytown, and the outrageous cowardly
and contemptible capture of Gen. Walker and his
followers in Nicaragua. We have faith in nor do
we want such Navy.
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Editors cec We have Just returned from The parish Of
ST. Charles right bank and had n opportunity witnessing
The disaster which has beIalen sugar section
Of the country.
About O'Clock last night the below the residence Of
Mrs Widow J. B. Labnehe nearly opposite the Red Church.
5 miles above The cy gave way by this
ing the full 70 feet with fall Of about The
rush Of water tremendous and the Of proper direction
and the necessary materiassuch timber pile dryer
gave the destructive element full sway. The splendid
rounding caneaeds Glfeady sheet Of water
less assistance be mp that rich region will be fully
inundated and an immense loss entaHed upon population
The effects Of the will be defuy BY the suffer
Of the Bell eFevasse It's WATERS having hed up
basin between the river and The ridge which the n o.
and Opelousss Railroad will Tow direct ntothe Bayou des Al
demands and thea backing up around Mnyoune Magnolia
Ridge will again reach the cypress waps praires
Of the two wall then meet and sweep down Orleans
and Plaqueiae With such violence will complete the work
Of destruction already commenced
But this ALL Unless this stopped land
doubt I'D the tributaries Of the Bayou and Lake des ALE
msnds, running down from the lands OF Lafourche
parish will he sweed their up towards
the banks cf the bayou where The richest plantations exist
What who such caamities how long shah
county be LEFT protection the uncombined aud
too often unntesent Of planters willis, every
year hundreds Of thousands Of dollars the swamp land fund
wasted away upon insignificant bayons and lands which
even reclaimed would add fahlng 70 the public
seah commercial importance, necessarily the political
influence Of Louisiana HsP
Nondar. MAJ 1854
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Memorabilia.
LOOK OUT, CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS


You may imagine that very strange individual
making myself very conspicuous by my appearing
often In the Of this city II 1t does appear
only bono pubiioo. Memo aoralum omnibus hois 'ai
About ten since urged upon the citizens Of New
Orleans the necessity Of building protection above
carrOton, in order to project the city from nnndaton
drafted plan Of the work and exposed the public view,
after which carried to the Of OF the State
hung up the hall the House Representatives
sspsetion and Il laughed and by the wiss
representatives of the parish and city of New Orleans
other than It enanated from hanging IN
the State Auditors Office Of the genes q my supposed
visionary views. My candid opinion now
Of New Orleans will awake morning dream
lind themselves submerged in the Of the hsss
spp recommend that the citizens OF this city and the
parish Of Jefferson make muedete preparations and
aemporary permanent evee above Caollt0n the
lake, protect the city from humiliation From the present
Of the leyee either side Of the would in
dictate that they about give The evees
impossible all along the line from Bobb's sawml the
and the line Of the river above the Landing
think il high time the citizens should
wake from their ehegy and be the q rice they do
not wish Of tho caames that bee the
city since It's foundation believe friends that nct
that visionary that you imagine. Unfortunately for me-
possessed Of the Of paying hs publication Of
views in matters concerning the Interests Of the
citizens Of New Orleans veil the plsnte Of the State
have already expended very large Of money setting
forth my the people do yet believe after few
mioos Of dollars have been by
mighty Mississippi tho people win find truth IN what
been trying convince them Of for the years.
wish it be understood that attempt give my
in any matter do any kind OF work that
fully understand IA the John NJ Bell csvasse paid
visit there yesterday and took general view OF that place and
the work that going there, and have the
cluson that 10 entirely Of the power Of stop
The Of stopping has been neglected long
and 1t pa. all possibility Of being closed Thers has
been channel made thirty eei deep running
great distance IN the Of e plantation ngs hey
very gloomy and would be the least surprised
hear that the evee for nearly quarter OF mills hs aide Of the
giving away and sn5mege the whole q
the levee from the to the Gulf Of Mexico Look out
have said IN the head Of this communication
rounded with danger on both sides Of she river.
have doubt when the has by the sensible
Of this community they will with in my views
that there should time be lost in trying protect city
from imninent danger from inundAion.
THOMAS J. SPEAR.
n B.If the city officers the planters The country will
favor with Wait will show them snnuaber Of plans
have with expianaonsor The security Of the levess mmsd
aey after they give and preventing The extension Of The
bre4ch without any delay Of time.
my4 % 1t tbs.
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scrrHzax FiaE Poor RooFrNe COMPANY
Messss. Robert GIennon, VIM. Watson. Samuel W.
Brooks, James st. Legey, W. P. Coleman and Joseph
G. Logan, have entered into copartnership, under
The title Of 0leunou, Coleman 4 Co., for nlanufactur-
ing and selling the Southern FIRE proof roofing and
selling patent rights to others to manufacture and sell
The same The office is at No IS St. Charles street.
Sec The eafd d coparsnership in another column.
The Company, we learn. is prospecting finely. II
has all the contracts for the State OF Mississippi be-
sides great many IN this vicinity. The Southern
fire proof roofing has been ordered for many houses
over the lake. and there seventeen houses In this
city under contract to be covered with IT, Facts like
Theses are the best evidences Of the superiority Of
Invention.
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our .ssseiy Inss,,fed

JUST REcEIvED,
For sale by

JUST REcEIvED,
For sale by
T H o MAS l.. w HI T e !,
Bookseller and stationer,
ADVENTURES OF A DOG AND GOOD DoG, TOO
Ry Alfred Lewes-Colored Engravlres.
ADVENTURES OF A BEAR By Alfred Lewes-colored
Plates.
ADVENTURES OF A CAT, AND FINE CAT, TOO By
Alfred Lewes.
AUNT EFFIEs RHYMEs-For Little Children.
LAUGHTER BoOK--For Little Folks.
THE YOUNG RAGAMUFFINs.
THE SAD HISTORY OF GREEDY JEM and all his Little
Brothers. By Charles II. Bennett
THE FAITHLESS PARROT. BY Charles II, Bennett.
LITTLE GIRLS VISIT TO A COUNTRY GARDEN.
FUNNY BOOKS for Boys and Girls.
HISTORY OF FIVE LITTLE PIGS
THE PRETTY HOME ALPHABET
BOOK OF FABLES.
NURSERY RHYMES.
OUR KINGS AND QUEENS
ALPHABET OF FISHES, BIRDS AND BEASTS.
THE NATIONS OF THE EARTH
pThe above all Of the latest style Of Rutiedges
niles with CoOred Plates, varying in price from Is
each.
Also very large assortment of popular Books for the Young
my3 2pst AT les CANAL STREET.
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Inc talk yesterday was confined to the weather
the least however SAID about y the better as rain
Tell neavy tor three hours and IN the most busy part
If the dav prpvora To Tho min tfa al vi.ao Nv .a
- 49, ~ - ' 'e' ~ ''N' i-e9 " 'He
AngloSaxon from Liverpool Of the 2lst ult.
-. 49, n
hounceu from VueDec Iney were regarded as mighty
safsfactnrv ueverthplesa h,ver m cotton vera MI
= > - ' ~ - = w N nv
encouraged to move and very few transactions were
,...sa
'1e.
The LETTERS " the Canada have hean racaxed and
=, ~ - N
though reading hopefully, there is yet considerable
-,,,. a.. a., .7.,a,,o 4, ,,,.s. -. ~ !. J., =.
o'' ~ au "osauVe ~ eos'on VI 'ac osuer sue 'c
cover the ruling Drices in this market The onestan
u 4, . &, : 80, -, fs
oil the extent OF the crop OF 1851 is still paramount
m, I 49, !, 4,
~ DSniS az oypneiies anu heuiins VI efeiy ohe
hundred bales received
~, 49, :, --,
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PAY or Anmr AND NAVY orFIcERs.

The New York Herald calls attention t. the great
disproportion in the pay Of the Army and Navy.
The Army Register does not give az adequate idea
Of the compensation Of army officers, for the amount
Of pay is only given, and then some column stating
how many rations Servants etc. each rank is entitled
to. 1t appears. however, from document trans
lnittei TO Congress BY the War Department, in con,
formty with recent resolution Of the House Of Rep
rssentatiyes showing the gross amount paid aud al
lowed 70 each officer in the service for the past year
that the pay Of the army officer. in nearly every
instance i not quarter Of the real salary received
The Herald publishes the following table, showing
the amounts each grade of Army and Navy draws
from the Treasury:
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IHx CHARLESTON MkKisF.--The Columbia South
carolinisn says, in reference to the fact Of four
steamers leaving the port Of Charleston at tho same
hours o'clock, r. Mon Saturday;
Every up country man rejoices al these signs of In
crease 70 the marine interest Of oar seaport When
f1al Ne see line running directly 10 Europe. aud
es!A0Ash1ng an independent trade, instead Of one
tributary % Northern cities2
Ana when shall We Of New Orleans sec lines Of
steamships sadiating hence 70 the principal ports Of
eh''sssndoml u viii be long time we fear.
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Liflie Safes and Locks
IN NEW ORLEANS,

Nkw oEtnASs, May !, lsss
j. @. Newcouh. Agent;
Dear sl may be OF interest yoa know that the store
occupied BY Us was entered by burglars the night Of The soh
u By means Of false Keys attempt made upon the Safe
psehAsed Of possibilities Pstent Wrought and culed Icon
Although sAe key taken from deck used and NJ
endeavcr made TO chse the door the superior construction
Combination Lock. and he unyediug hrmnes q the
door resisted these attempts and has st with feeling Of
greater seeury sEannt burglars aud IRE By i
q the pressaica q yoar vslrable SAFE apk<eek.
We remain, yours truly,
JAS. II. srYDAN A CO.,
Kss. G aud 6 Pcydras street
~ The shove SAFES anS LOCKS may be reen At M g
canp street. Aise sHERr IRON SAFES q The most a.
proved Patents.
mrs 2p1 J. G. Nr.WlNl1.
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s7~Cmcinnati. state of Ohio, Hamilton Co.
said county personally John Lee who being duly sworn
deposh and said that he had suffering with Chronic D
srhes for the past twenty-five years and had consulted and re-
ceised prescriptions for his from all the principal phys
cans IN Philadelphia Cincinnati but all TO no effect as he
received relief AT reduced skeleton,
without the hope Of ever relief hat by the sdvce
or friend was induced to try osssss celebrated Stomach
Bsrs and his surprise, found relief from the arst
trial. and in less than months found himself perfectly cured
Of his conpain and Is daily recovering bis strength Of body
and Increasing in desh cheerfny gives this certificate ia
the hope that Others afflicted Ike himself be benehtsd.
JOHN LEE
sworn to and subscribed before me, August q, 1856.
@. =. HANsELMANN,
Justice Of the Peace.
mys 2pstdliw No a Western street, Cincinnati. Ohio
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Great Louisiama Remedy.
G OINS' KAPERLAP NJ.
Once. No. IA Exchange PInce.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy Of value FOR variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases, after twenty-five
years experience In It's efficacy.
He safely 1t IN all Cuaneous Dsasss Of the
skim for Badness Dandiu In the Hair Disogauaon Of the
Digestive Organs Chls and Bilious, Chayrss and In
termie Fever Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And IN proof that he does good
grounds would respectfully call the attention Of the public
the following certificates from persons living in this city
New Orleans. January %, 1853.
N B. Goins-Dear Sir On my return from AFpnwa in July
last had severe OF Chasres fever and trying
every Imaginable remedy without effect, induced to try
your Kaperiapeum Fever and Asue Tonic, and happy
to say that although over months since took the s
dose have been troubled with chill since, and have
every believe hs your medicine has had the effect Of
rely removing the disease from my sysem. II therefore
affords pleasure recommend Il most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans, La,
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By L. A. Levy. Jr at 10 o'clock at No. ia6 Canal street.
desirable assortment Of spring goods elegant Paris en-
bFoderie ETC. and al Il O'clock piccolo pianos and
set Of furniture.
81 NJ DsPas No IS Rampant street, the unrsdsemed
pledges Of loan Office
By A. Beard Co., At No. 29l Camp street. elegant arni
ufe consisting Of rosewood SETS piano. Surgical usiru-
Dents. etc.
By Arnasld at early gsssht at No IS St, Charles street,
books, stationery, ETC.
See advertisements under proper heads.
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Read This !!


NEW oRrEAKs, August II. 1851.
Dear srhe twenty -four inch Mil which purchased from
you Mr. I j. Packwoods plantation, has attached 70
the sugsri engine, and put in operation last
much pleased with in every both IN regard te It's SIM
plicity durability, and quantity II gnds timed the mill
operation times and found my surprise
the mill grndngone hushel minute; therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing be superior any mill manufactured.
Yours, respectfully
nnlA 2ntf John S. MeDON AID. Engineer.
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VINO BiDs+-TheEe is now, says the Boston Post,
an excellent opportunity for person to buy country
newspaper Office cheap. A western paper says that
~ village Of iroquois county, Ill., an editor became
smlttcn with the charms Of Young and handsome
married lady, and addressed 10 her long and pas
sionAte letter, ied With rhapsodies on her beauty
and BIZ iose-iorn helplessness. The lady, with the
advice and consent her husband sent the mIssve to
The rival country paper, 10 which il appears Names
dates and all.p
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Lea s PERKINS,
WORCES TERSHIRE SAUC B.

The attention of Keepers Propetofs Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Gibbs Mes-roons Private Families Is
mended to tris Of Lea Psrrins famous Worcestershire
This eondsn ny s merits has attained the high
est rank peaap pelatsble wholesome sauce sppi-
cable soup as and cold meats game etc., etc., is
tsnsivey used ia shqusrters Of .he giohe
The numerous iniiaons on both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly merits The ct that received The only
Medal awarded te foreign sanee al the Eaw York Exhibition
the estimation Ia which held BY hoss selected with
special refereneeio their ability judge o. The quality Of s
articles Of table And being the popular Sauce In
the market nnprncpled parties 5rng for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERRIRs
only Proprisors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always Aoorde received fer directshi
JOHN DUNCAN SONS,
405 Broaspay. New York.
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nys sps,alw No =. western street Cincinnati Ohio
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the Third District St Mary Asylum Orphan BoysD
comes o. tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
Camp street. The h1ly cause Of benevoence and
charity appeals once more to the generosity Of cur
citizens GO one, 60 all. See programme Of the
concorf IN advertising columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04

Rs- The public are hereby informed that
bills for City Consolidated and Railroad Tax Real
ESTATE Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property of all
kinds according the Assessment Rolls Of 1851 In
possession TaxPayers respectfully invited forward
and pay them.
myl 2plm ADAM CITIZEN Treasurer
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New Orleans, January 80, le5s.
n B. GoinsDear Sir; take pleasure in stating hat
four months sgo suffering with Chis and Fever which
had for several mouths induced to dose
OF your Kapeapeum" just before chill expected and
such was had vpon that determined upon
giving fair trial. and bought bottle and took it according
to directions The result was that before had half finished
the bottle my es had left and have not since returned
am the enjoyment Of perfect health having
perenced any tie effects Of qunne other drug usually put
in medicines for Diseases eheeully recommend
the 'Kaperlapeum' to all who afflicted Ike
Your friend,
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Fresh Canton Mating.

200 gieces ~ Stand Ga WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING, Of ordinary and choicest qualities.
FLOOR OIL oLoTH-A large assortment Of all widths and
qualities
WINDOW sHADEs-s to 10 feet Of newest Styles some
very rich
Lace aud Muslin Curtains.
We have recently received variety Of these goods
which offering low prices together with TABLE
PIANO COVERS, Cords Loops, Gimps, silk and Wool Dam
asks Window Cornice., etc.
large stock Of CARPETING. Of every kind at bargain
J. D. CAMERON q CO.,
mys 2p6t I24 Canal street.
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Ar
j. @. MORGAN 6 CO.'S.
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-onHce, and
No. 20 Commercial Place.
DEAR ExPERIENcE-A Tale. By Rufani. author Of "Dr.
Antonio.n 81
LIViNGsroNE's EXPLORATIONS IN AFRIoA-Aa
aLfidged edition. 81 Is.
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PRIvATEERING. BY
Geo. Coggershal-Ne~ and enlarged edition. 81 so.
HOW TO BE HAPPY--An Admonitory Essay. 25c.
WHIrkHALLi or. The Times of Cromwell By AinswOrth
80 cents
THE misery's DAuGHTER-A Novel. 81.
Together with allihe late
REVIEWS,
PERIODICALS and
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
J. c. MORGAN & CO.,
Booksellers and stationers
Exchange Place, adjoining the Postohce
mys 2pA<W and 70 Commercial Place.
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pisp AT sEks-We learn from Mr. connell ilrst
officer Of the ship Juliet which arrived I'd inst from
Alllcant that Capt. rhos- G. Moultou, master Of the
ahp died cnthe % Of April when in lat %, long. ss
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nF- Hooffand's German Bitters Will cure
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility Dyspepsia, ETC., Read
what is said Of them. G. W. BOWEN says;
ANDERSON Ind. Jan. l6 1851.
Yonr Bers give general satisfaction know their virtues
and the yet hear of where they give
tire satisfaction. could get you certificates
necessary but IN this community their ARE fully
iished. positive sell Of them than Is sold Of any
three patent medicines in this county In have
received benefit from them in six months than have
ceved from the regular physicians in Eve years
fore consceuousy recommend them. and do say would
be without ,hem in my family for any amount.
Principal Office as Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa Sold by
druggists soTekeepers in every and village in the
United States canaass Indies South America at rs
cents per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL BY J. WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and ISL charres street, my1 zpm&w
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PkassvEnkxcs Frss Co. No. 1s.-Thia Company
holds lbs monthly meeting this evening. A full at
tendance nL the members q requested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-04

Prillfing Papel.s,

405 Broadway. New York.
"a aply Sole Aeents IN The United s.les for Lea Perrin
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a8-Doetor Jalmcs--Dr. James. of SO Gus
olouse street, New Orleans La cures all diseases Of the
Skin, Blood and Geneave Organs without mercury hin.
dfauce from business exposure friends Cures guaan
ted In all Remember DR.. James old established Dis
pensary Is 81 Cusiomhouse street, New Orleans.
See Or. James advertisement another column headed
Medical House, 81 Customhouse street. New Orleans Lan
a5 9plm