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WARKEs's FIRE ASDwATEK-PHooF

W ROOFS
for the last three years srd
e manufacturer would be pleased time to have com
parison Of three years ssndng add
those recently finished.
The material Of these roofs felt
composition gravel The former manufactured Of
Ingredients possess elasticity and tenaeiy and
combined form roof only durable and
LIABILITY crack decay, but which ipervous
to both combination before obtained
composition roof.
Buildings covered with warren's Roof and their
charged the Of insurance those covered
with slate proof roofs It's per
than slate snd bat little than half the cost Of the best
metallic roofing.
The character standing the architects builders
who have adopted roos class Of buildings
cred prove eonciusivey the high estimation they hold
among practical men
The following named Individuals have had build
ngs with wsrrens Improved Fire and Water Proof
Roofs:
A. y. Cochran & Hail. T. X. Smith,
NJ. Avendano, Robert Hester,
Jose Nartines DeIeomba, Geo. A. SANFORD Co.,
Louis L. Camot, L. y. Reynolds,
Price Converse l. Smith, Isaac shubert
Thee. Nash, Joshua PEBBLES,
A. Brown Co., ]. Morehonse,
J. Waterman Co.. Croxisr q Wing,
N. Overton, Peter Ross,
T.B.Lee, Il. Cox AGO,
VIM. Pybus, A. Horren,
| Hall Hildreh, A. Sampson
| J. NJ. Anguera and many others.
Further information may by addressing through
tho Postonce the subscsbers who the only psron
authorized to put roofs Of this description in this State
! THOMAS RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Practical Roofers Box 04 Mechanics Exchange. New Or
leans, La. jais 2psi--im
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MEDICAL HO
h Rnual .tnaaa L

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. Sc oustnmhouse street. near
WI Royal streetFor the Cure OF Old Chronic Mercnral
Syphltc all Private Diseases without Mercury hndRnea
from business 10 friends and guaranteed IN
all cases.
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James ps.s
ali parts the United Europe-he many
markabe he has effected, which pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians she him noeIng his
services the confidence OF the unfortunate The f0loin
Of the diseases termed Priyaen and Of which, N
conjunction with ewiy discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
manenty eradcates namely; syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures urethal Discharges elect. GonoTrhea.
Emissions Periodical Affections Of females
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lcn In
hAmaou of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism. Hydro
eele Cancers Ulcers fumos and all Diseases Of the skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of hoa.
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in THAI
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bily Impotepcy. The following Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, via
Weakness Of Back and Lbs Pain IN the Head DmneSs a
Vision, Loss Of Muscular Power, Pptaon Of the cart Dys
pepsia. Nervousness Irrtab, symptoms of Cousampto
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion 70 Society Self Disrns
Love ef solitude fmdiy Of evils podnes
All afflicted with Of the above shonld
fail to call Dr. James aud be restored peee
health let false decacy but apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful of this
terrible mslady. "
Weakness the organs Immediately cured and fun vss<
restored. .55il..HH.s--
Remember The Medical House Of Dr. james, is 50 castuz-
house street.
Priysteend reserved. Hours Of aendHnss
from A N. TSP. N.
Consultations strictly confidential
p sRecent Of cnorrhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. DIR. JAMES,
streek
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, THE EYE AND THE EAR

10 THE EYE AND THE EAR.<N
DEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES oFSS
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. =. A. Won MosCHzTsKER,
oeulist and Aurist is the ST. LOUIS HOTEL
/ and 2 where he may be consulted en- all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance
From "a. .to5P.M.
REFEREscEs-Hon Mayor Chas. NJ Waterman, A. NJ. HOl-
brook, ESQ., Of the PieEyuns, and DIR. Porter.
Numeross testimonials Of his success both the
Ear be his rooms, from persons whose
we'll known
Pantascopic Glassesi
Accurate examination made Of both Eyes by the DIPLOMA
TER, and GLASSES suited othe focus by A. GRAEFE
from the Royal Optical Institute, Berlin Those who value
their Eyes will the advantage Of purchasing GiAsss from
one who understands the Eye and all its changes.
DR. NJ we'll known the successful Eye and Ear Sur
in the Union His In restoring Hearing has won
for him the highest reputation.
HEntrance the ST. Louis either by the pri
waite public door.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYMPANUMS inserted In cases Of DEAF-
NESS whenst is required. jals sm
DETIT GULF " MEXICAN" COTTON SEED
This Seed has been CAREFULLY SELECTED, and win
be furnished in lots 10 suit customers.
oHAs. R. RAILEY CO.,
Nos II ThoupIioulas and
DIS II "A Gravier street.
IL. ATroRNEY-AT-LAw,
VIII practice in the parishes of Caldwell Oatahoa. and
Franklin. lai5 lyr
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FULFILLING MATERIAL. BRICKS. FIREwool

". DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
SANITY on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such as
he and yellow Sand. Cement Plaster OF Paris, Shin
i Saves. Also, English, French and American Fire
X an kinds Of FirewoOd.
srs from the country promptly aad carefully attended
aus ly
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES AT AUCTION
BY PALFREY Co.. L. G. DurUY, Auctioneer,
ONCE, No. II Camp street.


BY PALFREY CO.. G. L. c. DUrUY, Auctioneer,
ONCE, No. 81 Camp street.
MONDAY LIST day Of Fe bruary, at IL o'clock
l NJ at Banks Arcade, New Orleans will be sold at public
auction
The ARDoYNE PLANTATION, the Bayou Black, parish
Of Terebonne La with Slaves and Stock Of kind to the
highest bidder to effect partition between The popetors.
The consists Of 2O OF Land inferior to
Louf heavily timbered and nearly all susceptible
cultivation about 100 Of which In cultivation;
Of 50 Slaves all family 50 Mules stock
Of Cattle and Hogs Circular Saw Mill Farming Utsnss Me-
ehsncs Tools with which the plantation Is abndany
ped9 Corn and Hay supposed 10 be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption
kind we'll The quality Of the usually made Is
inferior to none made In the State in quantity equal
other plantation proportion the number Of hands,
The growing Is expected to be about Gov hbds.
j. j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
and will take pleasure In showing it TO person de
OF examining 1t.
The fourth cash. he purchaser
the debt due the Bank Of Louana and the
balance be payable In equal annual instruments divided into
coupons suit the vendors required two and three
from the date Of sale bearing interest At eight cent
from date until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege the property sold possession to Be given when the
hands teams will be reserved for the purpose Of preparing
and removing from the plantation whatever Of the
growing crop may still be the plantation the time Of the
sale.
particular description will be given before the day Of
SALE .a.f
WIN f. LEvERICH co.
JAMES J. HANNA.
osl SIN SARAH YoRKE
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DATENT ISDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER-PIPEs.
L CHARLES G. BIER. A. Q. STEPHENS.
G. C. BIER & co., -T
No. @ CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,

Il C. "
G. G. BIER & co., /
No. 96 CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructfble Water Pipes,
PLUM BBRs,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done m all
their various branches. .s..I. ~ "a
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift Force patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs. suitable for
works without beautiful article for bedrO
We have constantly hand large and well selected assert
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washsand Sink Buffers shampoonng, Compression,
water Lager Beer Cstern Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
lngs Hose Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has be the very best article Of the kind IN
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes cook families of from five PERSONS up sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBT.E-
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for valveThree sizes Nos and A. prices $40 SIS
and s5OTo raise from Is 81 feet perpendicular and
feet of with only
the brake They far superior other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail. Also
Paror Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
RA work done by warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

or. CHARLES THEATEH--sT 0HARLEss1-
H. CORkl. Acting Manager
WEDNESDAY EvENING. Jan. 81. 1858.
Last night but three Mr.. r. PLACfDE Last night Of
the drama nf GRAsDRATHEe WHITEHEAD : Grand
father whltshsad, NJ racide Af,er Which n, the
w the farce are q wfIfUI aURbsR@S1 Fright Mr. '.
50 In rehesrsai-A s set comedy, ''wsst End"
PRICES or ApMssIos-Drsss Circle and Parqueiie, 70
csns Circle 50 Gallery Is cents ousdroon Bon
uekets, IS cents; Private Boxes each. 70.
st sk Overture commence. at o'clock. Boz
JAIL n y O. CHEsl.EY Treasurer.
CRIsP's eAIETY-e Xavier srREEr-
Lessee and Manager. r. ckIsP
Stage Manager. .............-..Mr r. +. McCLAKNIN
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 81. 1853
Third appearance Of Miss J. NJ. DAyENPORT.. TO com
menee with the great play Of CHARLOTTE CoRDAY-ChsI
otte ordsy Il which ehsrsess she inyokss the spirit Of lib
s ss my1n Ms NJ b%TsnpoTs RoS.pers W.
Canuin; Nsrai Mr. DAwson lBabaoux, Mr. whaley Able
fs2cs II IRISH ASST RANCE AND YANKEE MoDEsTT
ss-Change Of TimeDoors open O'Clock performance
PRIZES OF aBMfssiosDrs.. cirei. and Parqus.i. TO-
cents Family Circle 50 cents Gallery Is cents coorsd Cal
sa Boas from IS 70 q EACH sscooe to capacity
Box Office open from 10 O'Clock A. ~ until O'Clock r. NJ,
JAZZ NJ W. CANNING. Aees Man. and Treasurer
THURSDAY. January IS 1858.
Fourth night Of Haevys Opera, in three acts entitled ia
ss-saturdsy. sOth-"chsries VIZ
PRICES OF ADMIssToN-Dress Circle IAstieed Boxes,
Second 81 Pit Sill Third GALLERY 90
cents No Seat secured nnless paid for. iaT
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FOR RENT.

ESOH RENT-sEvERAL FINE Rooms sUITABL1
for Offices, the Bank Of New Oresus IL 81
Charles and Union streets Apply to The Cashier. rs
- FOR RENT-rHE POUR STORY STORE. No
I 20 Grsver street. occupied by Mess. Kings1xnd-
I'D Bsrsssw Co. Apply TO the present ocengsnts, Or
-l47 VINCENT 4 CO.,
se24 No. 8 custemhonse s.rsef-
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a COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
7 SlFAND FANCY BALLS, No. ll2 Cont street. between
ga Dauphin and Bourbon streets.
MADAME GROUX, from Paris
~ CosrUhER,
Informs the public that
greatly stock by npOrta
tons Paris she prepared 10 furnish the most com
pee and elegant assortment OF COSTUMES MASKS, DOMl
NOES offered In this CITY, comprising nation,
and style Ancient aud Modern and chosen by Mr. g. in
Paris.
Mrs. G. has collection Of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and Satin the
richest which have ever heep made. Prices moderate.
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies.
Costumes made to order short notice. d2 sm
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BKANDr-THE UNDERSIGNED, e.zy
gpfs Aft Co. s e: Cd ..s . y her h sss
Brandies sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pnsy
ass 'ssf S Sss: .s
hs Union supply constantly On hand Samples can boss.
g. WOLFF.
ali y Corner Of Graver street and New Lsyr~
CHAMPAGNE ASsENCY-xoET cHAFDoN's
~ Feuf dc siery GIL de Perdrz, verrsnzy and Vim Inp~
JULES MUMMs co.'s Anchsr vsrrenay. oasiu.s asa
r "a splsris e sps;a ~ ss n
Always on hand Samples can be seen ~ the once o.
nl7ly Corner Of Drawer ssrees and Nee Lsv.a
from Fsancs sddsions our stock Of is eeeSrsd md hsy
s-Ia ssss ss rvs :ss
generally article pare unadnlrsaiss sale
ole ly sole Agents IN this si,y.
IIs.s Y N, sss n1 qo .1. as
asi sipss brand giss Ss.slll.e c.. oosu-o brandy;
70 Plaaais Co.
10 halves United Prspr;Orsi La soshsls;
50 barrels S1'siis superior old BOu-ton whisky;
Is OLD Mousngshela
100 S asssis f GRa%p Sni Heia.siet Coz
2se cases wolie,s Aromatic sshn4pps; ca. ,v,
g g cases :: R R.:ss:;ig Bi.n'y'
So " different brands Bites va Boxes, Ho.ssr
100 E. aaossn each i ID Lo6sisrs;
50 " " :. :. salmon;
100 casks quarts aud pns London Porter aud Scotch Ale, ~
large assortment of Preserves Pie Fruits slirs and J.s-
Also general stock Of steabost and Bar Stores en- haas
"I fe4 tt - iCADY HOLMES GrAvisr 81.
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a. FOsTER,s SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 coMroH
~ street, New oriaansHe kesps constantly hand and
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Ersa-
ers, and General House Servants Also, buys and -es
SLAVES commission Having the family part
the large three building the Of Slaves, has made -
the best depot in the city, and well furnished for the eOsrs
Of Slaves.
FOSTER.
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN. ...f. 81.
PAR T0URNE 4 THOMAS, Encsnteurs.
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDL, lie 30 1anvier, 1858. a midi. a FAR
~ cade de Banks. Pencan, dun ordre
de Honorable p H. Morgan Juge de Ia Deuxeme Corr de
District de ia date du IA anvier 1855
eBcornpte de Ia dite succession -
UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendu dams Ia Deuxieme cour
de District Peter Kcensn de VILE pour
de S. 49, enege "A syr 1884 ct de plus Ia SO IS
observation-disclosures ja7o q n 30
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SUCCESSION OF W. j. LOGAN.
BY JOHN O. PoINDExTER, Auetioneer.
MONDAY, February list, 1858, at 10 o'clock
l NJ by virtue Of and order Of the Hon.
p II. Morgan Judge Of the second District Court o. New Or
dated 10th January 1858 No. will be sold public
auction the lately occupied by deceased No. 07
ST. Charles between Perdido and Poydrss Streets for
Of said succession Ell.
A LOT Of Plaster ers' MouIds Casts, Busts etc. 81
AS-TERMS-Cash on the spot ..rf -
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SUCCESSION DE W. J. LOGAN.

SUCCESSION DE W. J. LOGAN.
PAR JEAN O. PoINDExTER, Encanteur.
7 UNDI, Ter feyricr ls5s, n 10 heures a. M,
IL dun ordre de phonOAbe p H. MorRsn Juge de
Ia Deueme Cour de District de Ia date
du 10 snvier 1856 No. Is 49, yendu penesn les
leux lie defunt SCharles 10
pour ls compile de Ia diie succession
UN LOT de Moules pour Platriers des Bustes, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Republication
ia2 aiinlld
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SUCCESSION or JAMES DUNN.
BY TOURING 4 THOMAS, Auetioneers.
Once 70 Exchange Alley.
eATURDAY, the Goth January, 1883, at
- Ia O'clock NJ at Banks Arcade. will be sold auction
by virtue order from the Hon p H. Morgan Judge Of the
Second District Court Of New Orlesns dated January H. 1855
for account II said succession
CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendered In the Second District
Court hgain Peter Keenan, Of this city for the Of Three
Thousand -Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars recorded the 2h
day OF April 1884 the further Of Seventy dollars and
twenty FIVE cent? with costs Of suit, etc.
EarTEkMS-Cash.
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of the Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Iouian Islands,
10 from the Postoice IN New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be sent by this steamer.
ss-An debts Itfue by steamer Compromise
BY the owners presented board her
turn for hereafter bills will be honoed
ordered by the captain or clerk.
Isl II GEO. u. HTTE CO., Front st., Agents.
pHRENOLoGY IN NEW ORLEANS
PROF. FOWLER, OF New York.
win commence a Of Lectures .. b.. .s
PhrenoIogy, ..ar
AT ARMORY HALL,
JAZZ 6,eod&4tws On MONDAY the I'D February.
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BOOKS STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
..rf BY r. ARMFfEI.D, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, at early gas Hight, Mt No

II s. 81. CHARLES ftreet, viii be Sold
valuable collection Of the best works Of the best authors IN
the various branches Of Literature. Science and Art.
Letter and Note Pspers Enveops Gold Pencils
This comprises the Books Of the principal pub
shers the United States geher with variety Of London
Public Of the fne, useful industrial arts.
Books and wsrrened perfect and for exa
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued evening
until nj ares solo nj Bm
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ss-satnrdsy. sOth-"chsries VI"
Door. open az O'Clock. Performances at T.
and second q % Pr III fha dass
cents. No Seat secured nnless paid for. iaT
IMMENSE SUCCESS II
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN sEATsfi
ONE MORE GRAND GIFT ETGHr TO BE BE GIVEN.
ARMo EY HALL.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY Is, 1858.
LA MAGICIENNE.
f Madame Macalltster,
In sddtiou to her
SPLENDID 2AGIcAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
--.I VIII distribute
Forty-Ffve Presents,
Amounting to HH4.
s350l rrH#
THREE GOLD WATCHES AND TWO sILyERt
Besides Brooches Cake Baskets Bracelets Rings Gold PEN
Tbs may & seem N the window q ssEeoR
WILSON q Camp and Canal where Tckescan
be TIcssfs oshT FFFY
the time Doors open at 81 o'clock to commence
JAS - J. M. WESTON, Agent and Manager.
C,RIMEAN LECTURE-wEDNEspAY JAN n
french language ORLEANS THEAEs copas
the later part the wshe stOming Of the Malskoh taking
ssThe Generals and Military will in full uniform
SPALDING q KoGE MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
st. Charles street. corner Of Commercial Place.
g. R. spading, .Rusiness Manager.
U. D. Rogers. Equestrian manager
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK . b
Circus and Performing Elephants!
Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON. Enthusiastically Cents Children and Servants half
price exhibitions. Box Office open from A. NJ 5
Curtan rises precisely at IA at noon and TX at night
Consequence Of hundreds Of Ladies' and Children being
turned from the overcrowded house saturday noon
MIDDAY PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY NOON,
at which all the novelties Of the week will be produced
The great feat OF Mr. LENTON,
| WALKING THE CEILING LIKE A FLY, .
/ at every Night and Noon Performance.
| THE ELEPHANTS AND CIRCUS
| At every Night and Noon Performance
Tuesday night January &c Benefit of Little KATE OR
es- Wednesday noon January z-Extrs Grand MIDDAY
| PERFORMANCE.
s8Thsrsdsy night, January 2S-JOnt Benefit of FRAME
as-saiurday noon, January sO-Regular MIDDAY PER
ps~saturday night January SO-Benedt Of COSTELLO thu
| Gown.
ss.sunday night January sI-Isst night of CIRCUS snc
| ssr Monday night, February 1.-THE KELLER TROUPE
| and BALLET CORPS.
Encouragement positively this week only) in the Museum
COL. WOODS Museum Of Living Wonders
| The SIAMESE TWINS and their Children. r-sl
The SWISS BEARDED LADY and her son. Esau.
The sc 4PILLoN and SWISS WARBLERS.
| toll
ja25 HENRY RAREsHIDE, Treasurer.
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II HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
MAsHLNGT0N BATTALION OF ARTILLERY-

ArsenH tf1tON htTrrt,
<sSn The First Company Washington Battalion of Arl
cry win attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY Of each month aud Regular Drills THURSDAY Of
,very week at O'Clock, until further notice.
ny order OF
WILLIAM II SLACK o & mv2s N
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mr.. J. p. LANGDON MAY BE CONSULTED

DR. J. p. LANGDON MAY BE CONSULTED
~ daily, his Rooms,
No 80 CAMP STREET,
Over he Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company,
For all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS, also DYS
PERSIA, Diseases of the LIVER and other complaints
pleated with predisposing to PULMONARY DISEASES
DIR. LANGDON would remind those who may be lahoring
ncpent seated affections Of the Throat and Lungs of
importance giving themselves timely attention. II
only when taken easonabe time that these diseases be
treated with a certainty Of success.
Dr. L. Is accustomed deal frankly with his patients
apply afraid their condition and
ss- Consultation In ali cases gratnitous d2o If
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BY N. VIGHIE, Auctionee

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE BALTHAzAR sAULET-
-Four very desirable TxoStory Frame Hsuses situated
the Of Dyades and Esto street-Three Valuable
Lots Of Ground fronting on Bacchus street.
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SDect importation from Rheims. For sale In lots to suit the
trade Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEVINS CO.,
jal9 3m No. % Gravier street
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FRENCH AND GERMAN MIRRORS.

FRENCH AND GERMAN MIRRORS.
ga CHARITIES STREET ...........s7
Between Bienvlle and Cont streets.
LAURENT uTER-stin the only person in the city who
plates gasshas the honor to inform his customers that he has
no BsTwseh are very superior to the Latter as every
sOnnosssaf well t6at taking into cSasidefao
s9S 9sg Psss and 10 per sS d sST s Rsss
with the principal house Paris enabled any
commission whatever in his particular line IL from ~ 20 70
fronts Sss either '0' 'Sfrea glasses or pam mirrors o' store
His is now organized undertake
An extensive assortment Of hogrsphs and ensrsvngs
oil paintings IN the style of the best masters.
All work executed by this house is warranted. dA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GREEN SEAL WINE,
sde ordss sssSed S snd '' " 0 "
A. A SEvINs 4 CO.,
rToBACCOi-ToBACCo SHALL FROM THIS
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr CO., at Nos. q and
All business entrusted in our care will have attention
VIZ S a. Al time: keep 2" hand sgf And saGes 0
tons Of CIGAR LEAs TOBACCO "lsG r. hSsshs%ss aud
UsCULTATIoN TO MEDICAL sTuDENTs-A
n Course Of CLINICAL LECTURES viii be delivered in
DISEASES Of the CHsT including the Principles Of Phys
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the second
ssls sn = -'''''''' ''' ALEXANDER HART, MD.
pEMOVED-cLARK, MosBY 90. HAVE RE
~ moved to g Front street and $ Fulten street NIL u
RRANDY-Maett& POultnsy cOsu.e for s.Is in bond by
Jazz corner Of Gravisr and New Leves streets.
RUTrER-sO hrkns superior Goshen, landing slas
Jazz sac corner of Graysr and New Isyss streets
CaEEsE-2s boxes superior Goshen landing silas
as 0'o ' corner Of Gravsr and New Lsvss streets
SHERRY-so eoxs. Amoutllado Cabinet, in store and
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rsrPoIar Star r.; A..;-Chapter No. 81
Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening o'clock,
the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hail St. Charlie. street
oFEioEEs-seth r. Field, VI. r. H. P.si j. c, Bache-
Tor, E. X. Thaddeus D. VsnTion, E. s.; u. n. Harder,
c.. H.; c. p skinner p. So VIM H. Seaman, r.. A..
c.; Frank A. Bartlett O.. M Sd W. p j. Christian, G..
NJ ID v Geo p Evans, NJ. LIST "; Seaman Field,
Treasurer H Stansbary Secretary; A. B. strswbdge s..
s.; VIM. II. Holland, j.. s.; J. Chelet Guard.
dsO ly H. j. SALISBURY, sec'y
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kF- l.O. .. E.--Crescent Lodge No. 3, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in room No l, Odd Fellows
CHIRoN, V. G.; wM. HOWELL, Recording Secretary
l.. N JAHAN, Per. Secretary p. K. BARBoT, Treas
nrar suJ