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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-10

DfuSts AeQklno,
PfRFUAERY, PAINTS, Oils, GLASS. &C..
To the trade, and At retsi Ct very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Southern lows and NORTH.
I'm Missouri for the following goodss 4
Great Western Coal Oil Go. 2 Kerosene Oift
Ayers Cherry Pictorial, Pills and Axus Care /
jayne Family Medicines
Qaeru b Cod Liver Oil Jelly III
janz1
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4'Mr. Matthew Carey,
"Printer OF the Evening Herald"

The MoRrARA AYfArR.- The Herald's Ital.
ian correspondent writes:
The Mortara AFFAIR, which has made the
blood Of 80 many people "boil" in the Uni
ted States, has not caused IL even to ssim-
mer" in these regions of ultramontanism and
blind submission to the will and works OF the
Pope and his advisors and directors. The
jews, it is true, grumblea little; but then, not
being allowed to hold public meetings, we
don't get any Oppression Of opinion" and
on the part Of the Christian community but
little 10 said, or has been, about the matter.
The Piedmont papers, which are the only
ones that dare bully the Pope, have had =
few articles In them expressive Of disap-
prevail Of the kidnapping OF the young scion
Of the house OF Mortara, but in the rest Of
Italy it has not been made the subject Of CON-
msnt. You may be assured, however, that
Mortara IL q fixture, and may become sspil.
lar" Of the church, and will not be given up.
He has been removed from the madonna
degli Ebree,o where he was FIRST secluded, to
Est. Pierre aux Lisus, /" where the young are
placed under the educational guardianship Of
the canons Of st. John of Lateran.
Death sf q Venerable Clergyman.
The venerable and veperated Rev. Abel
Abbot, ID. D., classmate Of the Rev. DIR. +.
NJ. Harris, Judges Putnam and Cranch, and
John Quincy Adams, and tho oldest gradu-
ate Of Harvard College, died 1t West Cam
bridge on Monday morning, in the SD year
OF his age. The Boeton Traveller says !:
"Until within a few weeks no has occupied
his accustomed place in the sanctuary, where
bis aged form and serene countensnce were a
perpetual benediction."
The distinguished Rev. VIM. y. Sprague,
D. D., Of Albany, N. Y, was the frsr child
DR.. Abbot baptized, and he afterwards fitted
him for college. BY DIR. Abbot's advice,
Jared Sparks, LII. D., was induced to 70 to
Exeter Academy, with view of obtaining a
collegiate education. During the eight years
of his connection with Drummer Academy he
directed the studies Of many young mon who
have become eminent in the various profess
sions. By his death VIM. Sawyer, ESQ.,, OF
Boston, Of the class Of 1888. becomes the
oldest living graduate OF Harvard. His
name 10 now the only one unstsrred before
that Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, Of the class
Of 1890.
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Hartford Fare insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS, JANUARY 4, 1859.
SHARES. FAR VALUE. nAaxf VAL
Sll Hartford Bank Stock, ISL, " 90 81, 90
400 Ph0nx 100000 100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

MORE ErieANCse TO bR ABATED--rHg aoS CAMPAIGN
10 BK COSrlNuED-JoHS J. EcKELs EsFABLIsH.
NET-vEssEis orARAsrIEED-IETgzEs7is RE-
FozT or YkiIOw FEvEa ARzIrALs, ETC.
.hscoun ssorers q Hea;n me, zoo, % Wednesday,
he Gvor rrdnS, ard AL me members present excso.
kr. Cofgsg.
he esy lrsJec<r Trcpoeed ;tree revelations, which
~e'e a5Hted,. nc..yrg ine irhsbiAns Of see blocks
between Nary sre ard Ferry tnrd sree.s and Ninth
ard Fe-erh sveSues. between Fry ,hrd eud Fly s1th
stree. and ine sane avenues, And between sixty third
sly een;s ssreets ard avenres 20 remove
~ EGGS and log ptrs, and bo7s boiling add ofa ocDg
efAbl1tner 70 eeAnsc Their premises, SC Ia o.
faafe 70 osmpg VIII dc COLE sston rithn three days
tie work Cd oe core form Tih By the Inspectors Do
plrtn ert
A ecmmcricstcr vas received from Jate r-rel
s'si-g Ia te snasng improvements IA ,alox FAC.
tory ~ ne zoo; fsriy tsft sirses wnoa sri zen Ter
as shEOfkOoS
srg L.cgu, from Esusser. Jolly 81, applied for
ssrssm gsrn = Trraf-tg stcsAls a aer'ec.ly hsaIhv
per- OidtFed - = tets ne1 Gao lays fot ae.sss. loa
schoszsr s.eFssa Isv9r, iTen Havana, va sssE,
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ghe Gaze OF the Coy Eaegerty.

Before Hoo. JGoce lngransrn
Auerg- 3Tn n. satsr If ne PeoIle az h>yslztien Of
Ansa Ecsqq:y Is. the Rep. Dr. CananinSs--he reatoT
Was 10, court. ard her colnsei asked for g7s.pore
eut Courss! fer Dr. CUMMINGS stated IN answer TO Tie
wit r.. Ice defendant nothing Of the Boy tue ~
s.or seess 70 recover and that had boy
q La tsiaplgane3t -ns, however, the defendant did
knew Ia, xonar 9Th Two children nad led =, the
Doctors house, sssng .or her boy, AMI tayng toa ne
ns- SFUssap blood Is veins ana vas more -.ole ihSa
the -Ipueror Nspoleonp Counsel pFesrmed that tbs
gorsa xas IL rtlal0r: thai mud TSs -auderl5g,
sn Ia. sne had .mpoeeI ,or 81 t3rs q ne
the return
TIE sbovensned respondent plsrly aud 7nsr7ivoosIy
states and me hJr-rEbie Court ihs - ga Dot
be PRIOR or subsequent 70 M 1Ee o sl-
xrr rad ne I'D fr2nc.s 2 D. Hssesr.y cust0cy
dsr powe- rtsrst and he further saes sna shows
. ne s9r fss 1s sa f-.ses y ssssy By s
sy.s grns be ced saarge5 90 ia - LIS resprn
e- i aseFes srt las. mil the eefvcs - ss rae
tsoes epr ne ha EeSer heard OF any tcn person
= Sc froxlsGFe G-S t-iei.
TEeeupon be cssnoi body Of tte ssli yrar.s
o. fstgery before ths .ororsc.e Co-F - D. Nj gE! he
s.cf1 o a he usual TsY.
JEREMIAH ". CUMMINGS.
For iurter return % said rezps-asr. pneqrivo-
bsen ssnJ ie in the ao1ae q Ls respondent
sace or ctef and he 6sass that me ssS srsnes
ed 5f lis isey ST the buse 81 -.spcn3,n .ny~here
M ~ ever rsssrane9 r-t e5 exid francis or Any ole.
rr,sau OF account OF his religion or for any Ohsr
.1a.1
,si1 FrsDcs and had al. kaawedSs SAID F.A.
"a or eve nprtouec hin snsv 81 1is where
q CIV sfng away Of ssd F-snes rom he custody hs
:1sf. Sired sno sworn D)
On mis- return Mr.. sio7er sssed the Court 70 6sass
lie case 9r. A. 3. shser for the relator cad
ed % Taver,e the retarn and re Judge Adi7rIne1
Friday.
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IN NJ same way.
Schooner LOUISA rom Jamaica. With 'cgwood, rum,
sugar snd coffee reported port Of departure healthy and
all well on board, bu 0et one man the passage, which
lasted twenty six days. Same desperation.
Bark Hannah Secor fcm Aatanzas with sugar thirteen
days passage reported the port healthy gu. come yellow
fever vessels from Haysna Same disposition.
DR.. 6rHs, The Heath 0Ser suolp,ted report OF ART
vas Of vesses Infected with yellow fever ffo April 10 to
the present GATE. Whole lumber OF Infested vessels
rived, 2o siik 10 port, 81; died port 49, sick le in
hospital, OK on passa2e 20 died on passage g. sick
on arrival, vi there vessels Ihirteen were from Rio
Janero two from Bahia, two from Havana and from S.
Jago de oubs Maanzas and Nuevisas enc each OF the
sick on arrival utated on board the Boans hospital FLO
renee Nightmare ere mas been discharged and the three
others reported couvaeeoent
Some little conversation vas had about the olia con.
tract, but no action taken.
Adjourned 10 Friday next
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NATIONAL HoRsE sHov.--0n the 9Th, 7ih, sth
and 9Th Of September ,nere 70 be grsrd eorse STOW
and ladies' equestrian aspsy III Dayton, o1,. Accom-
modatons In, srtaR5s Ser nrty thocsALd sriators
viii be erected, aid very large let q prer1nas o.
fered. AZ Atpecrnen al the herAGy on toe prem 1fns
40 may mention that Tor the ssesi uoting ss,drg 81
my 20 harness, the tf prenrrs G. ne rs ne . 49,
0be hundred OF 4 IN ch, and piece on Ae worm o,tsf
300. Fer the fastest stallion harness be sccoad gre
mum 10 tbs yxiBe Of .5 mere sfe cay s1rig gre
mems offered 'o horses sx Of tie asg,.cas vAlrs -
Shis, 20 lie sy equestrsus, Ana tsTeg csfaos or TIE
brsss or siv.r osno cf mcsis
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STATEMENT OF SCIENTIFIC LOG.

n conducting this report rnui return uy tnarrs in
the zane o. crce and prcresF, the fsnds OF th sS
pertinent and particularly % Sc nrm nt Brass's Gore
Co Elica mouse alone cSnS1baled slto t1Tae1s tae
sxpenSts u j.. JOHN WISE
LsfAYErrs, Ind ArscS /, 1859.
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LEGAL SOEICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
DuasuASr TO A DECREE OF TIE ETGH COURT O
Ctsreery IN Eng and made In cause Of Robert Croeo

DuasuAsr TO A DECREE or TaE EIGH COURT OF
Ctsreery IN Eng and made In Of Robert Croeoie
and atxr Esker snd Mary bis wife Plaintiff and Stephen
bs,ier 1n, Joar s. Williams and Robert L. Taylor, de-
encGr al who q. The date Of certain Of
TIE 3i Of Ocobs t5l separate CREDITORS Of john Ysy
CrooE, formerly Of New Ia United
AmsEs AID e,e o. Livefsoo 10 the county Of Lsncsssr 10
dscesssd and DO died the Is. day Of
D>c~r Der s arc I'll who claim 20 De entitled
be asbs doe SD owing ga.h seps'se creditors By
sad their cetis claims 81 me ebsnDers d toe
Of os EoE ia hos ftrd Chsneery lane N5diesex
sTrsud, sfosfkt. IA defsnl' Aeref they will
renporf eya1 "a from the benefit OF SAID decree
1A' he q dsy {--uAry, ls60. IL O'Clock noon,
TIE sat Cts inter- sproinsc Tor hssyiog and al ang
he e..lr Dsled iss lIth day OF July, 1879 -
go whIfiNG, Chief Clerk.
Field ROSCOE g Lincoln inn ,!esy, AsdIessI store
sad Lsoe Hsr.t., ca su3 CIsy, Of Liz .rroc.
s.1rsxLle, Solicitors for he PLAINTIFF
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News nrUD JaxAaScas
oun aiSosros CoansssoNSEFch
ksa ~ Unasa &~sss cs~xa Bsyksss--h1 F~ssFos ana
ac~~- Yys n a BysnA Br's-xakss, DC.
Kuesuox, July IA, 1859.
,,x~.s "A snneance ne dean n Mr.. Hopkins, the
srv,, .,.r.,.s oo.sui u me United States for this
49, .nss ,oos plsos hs morning HIS remains viii
- nssrrsa As evening", With AL NE respect ma u uue
as. Ne dssd frss ne lsass beng diseased De ar
vs.ssr ne scars q t~evs and one O'Clock on Sunday
s~s1s one lc.h .. ysl u. brig ETA Ban cap.s,a
: ss.rrs cdlessn, Ffesr o., discovered 70 be
"a sre NJ eAbn ~ he CAp:Ain, Who was on the poop
M s.fn sesc tho ssp, and al hands hurried
ss AZ psr Dsr,ns 70 sEassvcr 70 reach me CABIN Out Tue
.nec sseiy the sy Of "nr'i" VA, heard ca
sns reported mai he premises u Messrs. Barclays
seiowsh "a H>ces. fho0ssuds Of persons fscxed
ssss az ssry slss i.s wsy ~ s.ss.anse fos s"g.
ssycy ~ Pre- krgEes M Mar Qesran The trs, Ia
a eDa4nee ~ hs engine Colonel Withheld and other
orcefs, wtb ArFe number o. soldiers from II Park
Camp sDa tts sarscxs very 1000 on TIE spo. aad
Zee tnxn ensnes oyeagas IN requstion
ne n.nss ssre .pss-shs r.psy over, deyins me ex
so~s pus on IRON tne SHORE 18th good many pefsons,
ave snai Pari q iDe cargo they could, bat every
sgsroe, most pdsfstgssle offsser Of lps Royal MAJ
esam Packet compsny, ana she cfeers sni Of
Page, sd CAPS Resss sbs orlsrs Of ,ne ncr~es, xero
tsy On ,te ocrung vessel snd the me, grRsaxorihy
usnner sxerscd themselves 10 Tie utmost extent,
We are sorry 70 ttai when tns arc, va
ntn sbo Non cutting sray TOE 20 ~ tnrorL
overheard BY the fsDg Of them, All ope, toe ecN,cr
master a TIE Derwear, Ind leg All an severely
)Wea; he other, pact from Pof. k1y1, .veA
Fefe wound 90 NC toish AMI sss Immediately removed
. Ite tospua ne origin Of the Are cannos 90 rasso
mere Was argc qcanuy Of Goals board, although II
hardly ssly that ne be attributed to CON-
basticn. lie vessel ss1 Insured.
Business has continued very dull drsug the last fort.
sight, me heavy rAlLs ment9ned "A last having
prevented dealers from the coaatyy dsrlcs coming 10
own. u will be to.iced however, review, that
here has been increased activity Ia meal aud rice,
Which, We may mellon, Ia 10 be principally .strisosec
scarcity VI ground proyssoDs TIE ATE rhvs MT aayns
80 M Ws-n ios Supply winch ne pfev,ocs severe
artrgtsss ElxT;niy Affected.
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THg LAST Casa free negro fortune teller
rss ehipps3 70 dealt 70 says ago. roar D.4sltils
Court House By says mad, scr intimacy van 'ns -
.er'e wife
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REMOVALS.

II KssY hoTrsHs SAs REMOVED ZOOS 40. - nU
II street y he Ieaay Lad h1e "a is Mercer a, ga
bss~esn Prrse aid Eoust9n rreets.
u. uOr.Eas, FropY.escr
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r,.sayros sAsprozp = co, iNPQaTFsf O. II
- ma sevs-. 90 rse-er E-es corner Hfan CTR ~
a. az srsdss segs o. s.f oIa tlpoeoa shhe4
U bone lSr export ca frsn se.e iuiy SAd-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

~
CAurroK TO TIE PUBLIC
We are inisrmed ,hA. Messrs Plat BrooEs Of AIron
ssys sSnea patent ssd Nay ~ 1889 g. AZ
NE pes o. eoo and sho for which patent grant
Al ps mad: under PA. BROOM psssnt infringe upon
ne ":ss % use q :
Thai parties may no. be n.sd We hereby live .o,. tina.
cha: !. Who ss Doe made under
rsaSs Of be sss omu.ne or Win p Il
he'd a. he s e Ss ss
open fsSn by 0rSs s q Ss E Esish
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND orHKss-clrY IN.
I'd s.r fSs1sday: Is asss o. ia,. lssS d blood Of
e. ss:S " e asa S: Nh
roreh street Nor& river The nae Of ,he ois doit a
s e ira ass s .e 1
eopy q The ordinances Of he Common Council relative 70 u
oRnrsAScE PRovrpE FOR rHE cLEAssc sLAuonrrs
aousIs AsD sHs REMOVAL or oTrAr, BLOOD AND NTH
me Ns,os, sMermea osnmouasy q city Of view
sa sSs Dss s vsa s, = q
YER u any ,AsehteI honss bulldog he sy q ss~ YorE
.ny s ta .a day any sn may ee e
ssa gslss e Se shsa oai .nd sssassa uaaes
see sveIy suxhe, ohs per.on ,bis city iams
dateiy after 6iing or sauserias ay sns sazn convey
% esnse 70 De conveyed 10 leh covered
ssi1s tsd o. 's g .ss S1ss s
ame % se eIec uader psasy dollars for ssss sd
sss II 2 T. he ex = az s S is "a ..s M
his ordr asoe Y enforced
ordinances or parts Of srn&noes conflicting herewith
ADOPTED BY Board Of cqanalIaea, Nay go.
Alderusn. June 10, fs;G-
sss eass se 1sa s aas is With ne
qc!,sm snt. q Se above creiI ance YIN Be enforced
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THE Alkf3AnYs
|,oYpAgY p SEVENTY. FRET REGIxEsf y. Y.sr-
u lie .sgrAr onsy meeting Of Ah company wa be bed
N v-Say evening sh f1s,, 81 Sera Brxa.sd Ec3vs s5
groGsvxy The spprcseing snpivsrayy Of The company
r.nders Il desirable ms. ne ussers rhod &c parc.ua 10
s..sVoapos tn .tis oecAssoG. 81 oder
=. ABBOTT MARPaY Secretsry.
~ySroR VETERAN CO2ps oF isia-A sEaJrAa
= -eaag vii lie held he Eercer house on his IN az
sveprg Il o'clock, 70 IS reprrt Of %
t2sureCn. let sverJ member attend II To-
ss s-Eea; u ne r.cs nseag ana oao ms-5a szj Dry
he dad. y oder. a. kAYA0GD, Co.Jne-
ISAAC 4. PIsFs, Ada ant
REMOVALS.
u EasT hO7rsHs SAs REMOVED vsos so - M
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pILLs Il And ggwsBDa On CNIos saEI o.
y LoLtCn aud soyal BANK a iretsnd by VILLA
<AzGo co, 81 BslsHway gsv rs1s Nzd fsascynh a.
Cnuaoeny.
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FINANCIAL

JaUs1 oEuoET CO., s.SKHAa, Nc q WALL
sres ,sus levssy Of credn for wayees. available =
Al paris 81 be world shroogh kes~s. Rchscnlc Of PsEa
icndop. rsHahsc Hspiss aa1 vssaa md Sab sosa5ss
teniR
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AEO0 REwAHD.-Losr, OK TaE AFTERNOON OF
-cOO Aukusi between the houIe Of four and i've p n
he pssspg be,wsen the TT Nisho9s New HDtes
diamond necklace couttrg OF 81 DIAMONDS <h
esd leaves en,xioed nsskers made Clyde Go3t
si,h, Cresrs VINCE VIII aoJye necklace
kls Rotsns 20 Mercer street. viii resolve above
reward and lie tkalks OF The Lnler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10

NJ ED1CAL HOUSE, No. 50 Customhouse street. near
~ Royal ssree-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercars
Syphtic and all Private Diseases without
from business exposure friends guaranteed
all cases. eN'eeN =
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James. prac
ee In al parts o. the United States and Europhe many
cures he has effected which incur
able by the most eminent physicians juses him Offering hf
services the confidence of the The
are some OF the diseases termed "Pvae which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. james per-
manen.s graduates namely primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical females howsye1
complicated they Diseases of the Back Lns IN
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Skin
James would also call the attention especially Of thoss
who have privately and injured themselves
ng them Tor either business society," viz Constitutional De
bly mpotency The following some of he sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth viz
weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papitaton Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Irabity Symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally the fearful effects mind are more to be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression 81
Spirits EVIL Forebodings, Aversion Society Self Digrust
Love Sotude Imdity etc. of produced
~ persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not 10 call on DE- James and be perfect
health let no false decacy you apply at And
save the awful Of this
terrible masdy. " io
restored. ~ ~ ''so'
Remember, The Medical House of Dr. 81 Custom
house street. 49, -
psa,e AID rooms reserved Hours attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
of Gonorrhes cured twenty hours
Ut NO pay. DR. JAMES,
~ ~ 81 CuAtomhouse street.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR DWELLINGS, II
the Fourth District.
by j. b. WALTON ..
ZINE NS.......................F FINE GUNS,
HYDE 4 GOOD RICH,
Importers.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

We haze always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns, and constantly receiving through our
EpIePssn agents. Gqp s.ogmp5isjng all the NEwE n PAT
continued relations with the first LONDON and other mann
aetuEers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
ties for the Production Of Guns suited the the
market " A' " $40
We prepared to receive with dispatch and
orders for Guns ANY suit
views and tastes Of individual furnish them AS
IN THE SOUTH 49,
By constant intercourse with the buying community of
the South and West for thirty have been epa
Piled to profit BY the of their
nave introduced many peculiarly AMERICA
and not found in NINE-TENTHs OF THE GUNS iMPOKTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY. ~ ~
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition every dissertation
Rifles, Pistols and Revolvers Colts Aliens Tranter's
Smith Weson's and Whney's Repeaters Sole Agents. IN
New Orleans for SHARPS RIFLES. 49,
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
my7 ly Sign of the Golden Pelican,n New Orleans
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HOTELS AND REsrAURANTs.

- CULLUMS SPRINGS, gHoCTAW COUNTY
Ala eight six miles above Mobile Jventv NJ MI,
Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and i've miles vsst II
The undersigned takes peasure announcing tn III. fsrd.
and the public that his establishment opened Tor IN
cepop Of visitors During the past winter Missy
fort and convenience only invalid 70 otheys sse2
ing recreation and pleasure The imeroveens N M
erection Of several cottages the discovery Of tvs
springs Of feetone the other Of iron wa latter pro
nodious etc and the whole estabhmsnt has
been reprinted and The bath houses for ladies'
the circular fitted expese1y for their
modaton, have been particularly attended to.
An experience In the management public house Of more
ihan twenty ave years. and determination to keep his the
u.s. OF hrscsss hotels" will he trusts continue
has been engaged for the Tenpin alleys other
places Tor amusement provided the premes. The
''9es are ~ separate and are neat, clean and airy
eeI ~ s hgt re- So.s viii oily twice
AS 70 he curative virtues Of the waters they only
the most sarguine expectations proprietor bn
he can say With perfect ppey that there
made known to the public that 20 many cures Of
obstinate chronic dssaes certainly present 10 great
variety Of valuable chemical on ,edirnaI crh;s
TONS = ~ ~
The Springs Of the valuable kids Of vatex found
IN the country viz The celebrated Vchy The Chaybeate he
and the sulphur Such advantages these
sod are not to be found place in the whole
south-a fact " ich nvalids cannot too well note
Arrangement are being made Express from
orleans 70 Mobile TO these SPRINGS in the
a week. e' ~ A'
Terms Of board will be moderate
are in waiting at the landing upon the arrival Of the
Ar analysis OF the water he by applying 10 WA
IEhMAN BRO corner Of Magazine and Common streets
VINO are my agents in New Orleans.
nye D&wsm onnhA' 'P P,oo.,ssss,.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES,
EXECUTIVE OrYIcl


s "a, recent re- meeting Of ths Hoard q su
da II the Parish Of Rapldes, tho following resolution
Resolsed That the Presaen. Of Beard his
advertise for applications from competent
81. All profss.or.hip Mathematics Natural and Experim.n
s!ashed salary of twenty five hu dred dollars
The office Instructor of English and Ancient Languages
to which Office sba be attached salary of two thousand dol
Instructor Of Engneering Architecture Drawing; to
1sh oss sh" be attached salary of twenty-five hundred
osr1 The Ct s
.sy ss "n s,.s''a
sf q @ Be 81 is e ln
and do. dollar r. per , annnm.s2ooo
chosen Who shall receive one thousand doars-slosxa
charge.
given to all such persons a. desire
to al d, y sovs make
Executive Office It Baton Ronge Of August
ss , as I Is, day Fl
shs ehoen MI the several Professor
III Tx s a. hi sSs
s-Na,,onal Ine ence Rehmond Epqnir rA Lonisril.
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send s t. he ' Eaesars S rs
Baton Rouge l.. je'O If
Bensyolsnt Assos,atIon OF the Sons of
5 81 y asd tire
Members are requested to be punctual.
BY order of the President
j.g 4. AUG. LARosE, s eretary.
OFFICE How4Rp ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, june 6, 1853
NAT the tyventy-second annual meeting
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing year
E Fir, Vice President l.. robertson
Secretary R Il n'ia
AieasuIef''. l. Robinson.
DIRECTORS.
FIRST D1srct-H H. DepiEe j. r. Caldwell. @. W. sbav
Second e. Moreno. Jr H. A. ST. Paul.
Thi j. N. yandesrif 4. j. vandsgrin
Fourth j. Livings ~ y J. Browne.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
,o,. - Livingston. j r. Caldwell, II. Bier.
l-e n d. l. hlGARDO. Sec'y.
new TOWBOAT co dPANY are Ieaussed 10 NEE, q, IL
Office of T. o. Stark Notary Public Canal .trer on re-
20 !. e,n INST. ~ ozs O'CLOCK. je8 If
sS-New Orleans, OpeIousas and Gre MT Wes-
TERN RALRoAD-Ihe freight passenger trains are now
running though over this road daily both ways ~ ~"
tes st BENZ. F. FLANDERS, sec,y.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRD DISTRICT !
aBNotice IS hereby given that the e ,epy
ion Of the Puolc THIRD District vii begin
present month, n the following order, i'd ct: - '1'
on The 18th at Milneburg School.
lIh Hancock ..
:. 18Th Eighth wa :.
-. lI'h Seventh
LIB l9h Washington =.
0Uh Fillmore
2lst and .equel iris and Boys, High
Schoos and on he LIST ally grand exhibition
On which occasion the pupils will deliver select
pieces ey 20. 2, oratory. L LOMBARD
Superintendent Df sal hnoIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10
u lCEAN SPRINCa II0TEIIr M IN

- OCEAN SPRINGS HDTE-E W. GEER
CO. PIoprietors This Hotel is now being thoroughly
the reception of visitors day June merit Eyery Ell
their stay pleasant - "
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Springs no bette,
place for yachting or fshiug, bathing,
p; Fo1 the amusement Of visitors there Tenpn Alley
which will be supplied with the wines LIQUOR,
Hotel. 10000 $3.50 20 s1 - e1s
band Of music will be ke.t the Hotel during the entire
day and Thursday nights. ~ ~
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their cura,va arz
in excellent condition An omnibus III RIM reeuaPIy ssS
eral times day to and from The Hotel Springs Far les
mony respecting the medicinal Springs refer
to Rev. DR.. h'Iniyeire, Nash vile, Tenn.
Ocean springs having been visited enideics DO
cidedy the heahest well beautiful location OF
the Gulf shore. j. WII,KINS0E aosnt W
Ocean Springs LIST May 1889 r,5Iy