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TOOTH PIcKs.=-The New York Commercial thus
tells where the most of those destructive little I'M
plements, tooth picks, which help to give Ameri-
cans their reputation for poor teeth, are made 1t
is a curious item:
A New Highlander will produce tooth PICK
with his knife from almost everything except oar
iron, but with all his inventive genius i has re-
NAMED for the natives of Chill to supply this tooth
picking nation with large proportion OF the in
struments for gratifying their habit necessity.
The aged and decrepid, and the youth Of both
sexes Of Chill are engaged in preparing those little
orange sticks that one finds at every restaurant and
hotel in the city and country. These they whittie
out with astonishing rapdty at the rate Of i've OF
six hundred an hour. The sticks are then packed
in bundles of thousand each, and sent to this
city; being imported expressly by 2 lady in Divi-
sion street, whose son superintends their manuiac-
ture in Chilli Here the tooth picks are sold Tor
twenty cents thousand and scattered all over the
country, placed in all the restaurants and hotels,
and in the hands of every tooth picking Yankee N
the country. restaurant with gooa f4 tnot Il
custom will consume about twenty thousand tootn
picks in three weeks.
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Dn'Nr DEApHEAD HIM, EvIpEsTLy.-The La

DD'NT DEAD-HEAD HIM, EvIDENTLY.-The La
Grange (TeSas) True Issue gives the following dis
NAL descriptive sketch of a "one-horse show ~
A one-horse show passed through our town the
other day, the principal Of which was Jo Bowers"
and in this connection we have to record the dis
NAL fact that we, together with other enterprisng
sight-seekers, have been taken in and sold.n
Although the consong reflection presents itself
to our mind, that the wsest statesmen, the great
est philosophers and proionndest moralists, have,
at times in their weak moments, been humbug-
ged,n yet this consolation is no better than gall
and NORWOOD, in view of the melancholy fact
that we have been chseed out of hard-earned
half dollar, which we grieye TO say, has departed
forever from our heirs assgnees, and is now, in
all probability, (horrid idea) reposing in the un-
/ poetical depths of the aforesaid Joseph Bowers
| pantalOons pocket. The oyercurous mind may
ton of the singing was prevented by the generous,
| but untimely applause Of the admiring audience.
! as to the dancing, we are not good judge of
dancing but, in spite of our admitted incapacty in
this respect the idea would obtrnde itself into our
| mind, that a striking similarity existed between
| this part of the performance and the motions of a
| youthful and light hearted hippopotamus, disport-
| ing himself upon the sunny banks of the Niger.
Among the attractions OF the show was the " blue
| coated u fiddler, who seemed to occupy large
| space ia the appreeiative eye of the audience The
| wonderful placidity and the calm repose of this
| young man. amid cries and yells made to attract
| his attention, filled us with awe and admiration.
| While he applied himself with commendable ASST
duty to his fiddle, his serene eye and unrufled soul
| dsdanng earths vulgar crew, seemed to have
| pierced thereof and wandered in mute companion
ship to distant star and, perchanee, if he did
| look at you, the dsagreeable impression was left
| upon your mind that he saw through you and gazed
| into space beyond. These were some OF the things
/ we saw, and il we are out little, the consoing
consciousness is left of having contributed mite
| to the modern muse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

DEATH OF A ONCE NeToRIoUs WoaAS.--Mrs.
Mofat of Castleton, once notorious as Roslna
Townsend the keeper of the notorious house OF i'll
fame in Thomas street, New York, where Helen
Jewett was murdered nearly a quarter OF CEN
tury SINCE died at Castleton, below this city, on
Saturday last She has resided in that village for
nearly twenty years, and was very exemplary
member of the Methodist Church. She was wo-
man of active benevoence, and was foremost IN
every movement to ameliorate the condition OF the
poor. 1t was supposed by many that when she
died she might throw some additional light upon
the murder of Helen Jewett, which caused such in
tense excitement throughout the country at the
time. If she had any more knowledge than she
She never revealed it. What little property she
had she beaueathed TO her husband, with whom
she has lived contented and happy for many years.
FAlhany Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

HORRIBLE DEPRAvITY.--A dreadful case was
three days ago submitted to the Court OF Asslzes
Of the Aisne An entire family, named Robert,
consisting of the father and mother, and their son
and daughter, aged respectively SO and %, were
accused Of four cases of infanticide. They lived
in the village of ProUvais, and it was matter Oh
general notoriety that the brother and sister main
tanned, with the full knowledge Of the parents ~.
intimacy, and that the result Of II was the birth Of
several children, all of whom mysteriously disaP.
peared. At length the scandal became SO great
that the judicial authorities instituted an inquiry,
and then the young woman made the horrible con,
fessou that for ten years she and her brother had
lived together as man and wife, that she had horne
no fewer than seven children, and that four OF
| them had been strangled Immediately after birth
| by the brother, with the consent OF herself and
| mother and in their presence. AS TO the other
three children, two, she said, were born dead and
the third is now living, Z years old. The dead
bodies, she added, We're buried in the garden, and
there the bones of three were found. Although
| the woman did not accuse her father, It appeared
impossible that he could be ignorant Of these fearful
crimes, and he was therefore included in the in
dictment. but the jury acquitted him. The brother
and sister and the mother being convicted OF the
murders, the two former were condemned to
death and the latter, on account of her age, to
hard labor for life. [Galignani's Messenger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

BRI-rAL MURDER AT SpRIsGFIELD.-At Spring
field, Ohio, a day or two since, as we learn from
the Republic Of the 18th, while young boy named
Thomas Kelley was at work in corn field, one
James Marmon, who had married cousin OF young
Kelley fred upon him twice with double barrel
gun, wonnding him mortally. After the first shot
the boy begged most piteonsy of his barbarous as
saant that he would not shoot him, but to no pur-
nose. The murderer fled, but was arrested few
honrs after. His victim lived only an hour after
his injury. There appears to have been no cause
for the crime, except malignant spite that Mar
mion had conceived against the Wy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FIRST COUSINS TO MARET---
Or. William Owens, in the September number Of
the Cincinnati Journal of Rational Medicine, re-
views the report of Dr. s. II: Bemiss, Of Louisville
XIV. made to the American Medical Association at
The meeting Of 1858, with regard to the intermar-
rage of cousins, and deduces from his examination
of the statistics the conclusion that larger pro-
portion Of the parents were defective than the
children; and that if any result has ensued from
this system of intermarriage it has been sanitary
rather than otherwise.n
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HgRRlSG's SAFES AGAIN TRIUMPHANT

HERRlHG's SAFES AGAIN TRIuMrHANT.-fn the
great fire which recently Dallas Texas the famous
safes of IL Hers patent sustained their reputation nobly
aud cr contents unniued though for many hours
immersed offe seemingly hot enough to melt adamant
This victorious announced. by advertisement in our col
nns in which is also stated thai every variety oil these
excellent and impregnabe be purchased OF Herring
Co. 81 and 81 ravier There purchasers will find our
esteemed friend Mr. Noweomb ready extend to them every
accommodation and every yeracious evidence OF the
nndohe he disputed merits of these admirable sales
Their perfect reliability is inenntesahle
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pERsasAL.-our citizens are returning from their
wandering their mercantile or professional
duties and every day numbers of familiar faces not
seen on the streets mohs before. Among these We remark
with pleasure friend r O. r. Crane, who has re-
nf his prosperous professional practice in me
treatment of organic The vital functions diseases Of
he eve and ear etc. at his famous ch institute Lac
St Joseph street. doubt that his practice this season
will add many TO the long remarkable performed BY
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RIO GRANDE CORRESPONDENCE.

Prospectus of Colony bound for .Merico a,ader
5 te1,prise and is Protector Barbecue on Lldi-
ditid1dl oult-PoltiealF Fusion Newspaper
lens Killing Scrape--Big SuHtor Damages
Roads Steamers. Streets, etc.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. - The ready made

clothing furnishing goods which to be bought at the
extensive and weleseemed fashionable clothing emporium
and gentlemen furnishing of Mr. Robert Pitku, ID and
10 amp street. well known be OF the lest quality and
style scarcely should the granitons
trouble OF informing tho public that such the Wew
not do SO in words than have used but merely state
that th wide known merchant has in and displayed fo
sale his fall goods for 1860 and they will all be found what
they in every particular stylish and excellent in
make and quality, See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The nos ntieEtta remedy which the medicl skill of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing aud fatal male
4dy tits Combined from the active reedias that
been discovered for the eXpugai9H Of this tG disorder from
the blood and the 5ene q he system from It's destructive
Htne should be employed Tor the of only
ScFqlna but sso those other affections which from H.
Erqpgs and skin Diseases Anthony's Fire Rose
Eryspcas, Pimple Pustues Boches BRns and Boils,
TpnUrs, Igsf ana san iSheum SGnd Head Rngwom Rheu
mNiFr Sylphc aud MercurH Diseases DropSy Dyspepsia,
Debty and indeed, all complaints arising pm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurty Of the blood
Is founded in Lgsih FOR SerOfus degenerate Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Saparla u p
nifty aud egeaeata This vital d without which soRnd health
Ia impossible contaminated constitutions.
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-, TO FAMILIES TO FAMILIES. w
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
100000 feet n dressed Flods Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tsngued ard dressed.
10000 feet IA ", wide dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooyed.
100000 feet n lagrow dressed Florida yellow Pine CELL.
ING, t0ngnea ami groOyed. .-..
lO0D0s u wide dressed Florida yellow Pine CEILING
tonguei and groeyGd.
100 900 u dressed Florida Yellow Pins FL00H
ING, square edged
l10 coo feet dressed WEATHERBOADS. .
EqyU feet roueh yellow Pine LUMBER consisting OF Inch
Boards, Neatherboards scHltilng, Joists ETC.
1876 GOO assorted Cypress Lumber LahB and ShinsleB
sRshes, Doors Blinds, Mouldines, etc, etc
For sale the lowest market prices in lots to suit pprchR
segs BIZ SIMPSON L D0ER,
se36 ly New Easin.
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TILE CREscE,sr MARBLE WORKS. = This widel,

The CRESCENT MARBLE Works. - This widely
known manufacturing aud sales establishment loeated at Nos
ss3 and 285 Camp street. and under the popetorhip IEd
direction of Messr Cayanaugh Galley has become of the
most ex enae in the country The work deae is
justly celebrated i'll excelleaes tbs best womea eeing
employed We ask attention the advertisement to te found
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

THE FAIL T AsHGUNs.-NItssTs. II tTsUT a II1rf1
sgp corner oil Magazine Streets promptly hand
with their usual elegant supply of fashions the opening
season and indeed little ahead of what they ever did be-
fore their assortment hetn than ordinarily varied
and admirable quality and make. Whoever coudes his ap
pearauce to these viii certainly credit 10 them and
comrlnent TO himself aud will walk the streets of New Or
leans Us well Dire SGD any who peambaaes the tags
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

NEW CooDs AT oopY's.-Moody, corner Of
Canal and Royal Streets has goods He has received the
first insalment of stock Of fall and winter MERIDIAN
die As 10 the quality these goods everybody knows in
advance that prime aud for further particulars let every
body call and zee md they do they will surely become
ch str the excellence thesmerehanls and the exceed
ngy low prices will cerane force them TO become Make
q note of Mr.. MOolyts advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

WROUGHT TRoS plpE-Messrs. D. c. Lowbes&
Co have for sale AT IS Camp strte varied
ment Of ali kinds of wrought pipe We refer 10 ADVERTISE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

SUGAR Planters AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
arc referred to Mr. Richard H. Cnns advertisement He IS
now prepared to fill orders any for his pure and gunr
et bi-suphe lime, the manufacture of which import
ant agency in sugar making he has deserved and vide
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80 -

ENGLISH CAMEL Coal. = Messrs. Warneken
Kfehof Co. ii Union street. have received another lot o.
Oh ice Eagh whehis for sale in lots suit pur
cha ers. as per advertisement PUBLISHED,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

WANrEp.-A young man, every way qualified
desires situation wholesale grocery liquor concern Ht
speaks English French and Spanish See advertisement
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MEDICAL.
m EHRiBoLD's GEN UINH FREfAR

GENUINE PREPARATION.
Ii
HELaBUl4D'S BuIHn tor the Bladder.
HELMBOLp'g BUCIiU fer the Kidneys,
HELMBOLD,s BUGHu for the Gravel
~ nEIMBOID'S BUCHU for the Dfnpsy.
HEIMBOLD,s BUCHu Tor Nervousness.
HELMBoLn,s RgGnIg Gor Bianess e. vision tiiI.
HELMBOLD'S BUCBU for Weak Nerves
nEIMB0Ln,s nv INV Ior Gahatr, oI ' ossiinde
I'M WR0i,j,s BitttIiiItor Horror Of Dispaso.
2 gIEIWROi,Tts piIGIIIT FOR Night SWehtB.
UEI,MBOED,S lyUGHU for Wakefuincsa
uETsMBObn's BuGnU for nryness Of skin.
HELMBDIil'S BuEH4 LOT IsFtHpttlV,,H5
HELMRQbD,s BUGhM ior EAh ~ lne es g
HEIMB0LD'S BUChU tor leaVl1eSs9t tAe Fyelfi WIFE
Temporary snhlsi9E ana Loss 81 Slght;
HELMBOLDs BlCli ~ N!p.'lS I. +eso'Sh@2s,% 'th
Want Of Attention MO Horror Oh S9citEy,
# HELMBOLps AlnttI lof distinctions. ..a
HEIMLuLD,S EyEhp tor sXcessos arising from Iadib.
Gretion ami all discHeao Of
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
@ FEMALES, FEMAhES FEMALES M..
e. -. gt,o ,tIal oo,t,.nf.,,4 ,,...t,,o
Gnu OF f&ut1 Sts''' 't' OF cOAtetuP'a'i"s HtIi"so'
81 TAKE NO AORf PILLS,
THEY ARE OF no AVAIL.
EEtMrnl Ifs ryTRACT BICfIY NJ Me very tegf remedy
"a tS T9g Gr 3. ~ @Gish 10 l 90 IN The dss
:. FL i, i tir o ". ., M 80, -t " "
y eNH'hSu 'i'9' ~ ~ l'''t''' Y
To Family should ne W1tA0nt 3&i
TAKE NO NoEE h!lISAM Mercury OF tRpsGsan! Aedi
cine for Unpleasant AHd Dangerous lllaetses'
HELMb0LDis EXTRACT BuCHu Spbhs
secret Diseases
In Nil their ateses, a. !ittle eEpssnse
le 81 Ao ehtnS NJ, = M s5sG EXPOSURE,
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OrFIoE REaovED.--Mr. Clifford 6. Wayne, agent,
publishes the fact of removal he Office Of tbs great ST.
Louis cairo New Orleans saiizssd Line 81 Steamers nom
81 Camp street 70 ~ MagazAe stfess
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Ayers Asue Cure.

Forthe Teed4 Of nteBtHnt Fever Fever and Aue
RoEhttgut Fever Chill Fever Huub Ague Periodical Head
ache. Bidg Headache and Bilious FGRes indeed for the
whole class Of feale originating IN hillary arrangement caused
by tie Malaria d Miaamaiic countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which
wAeit the above complaints with certainty is still per
fecy harmless in any quantity Such remedy il invaluable
districts where these Aic.ing disorders prevail This Cute
expes the iaair poison Of Fever aud Ague from the sys
and prevents the development Of the disease If taken
the FIST approach Of its ptem0oy symptoms. 1t only
the best ret4J discovered for This class Of complaints
bUt also thc ekH1pcst The ge quantity supply for dol
Rr brings within the eaC OF everybody and III bilious dis
rGs whee Fever and AEue Ee9as everybody should have
II aud freely hoi for and protection. snpe
roy Of Gs ztmedy other discovered for the
speedy and eeEain Of ntamitttu i thar i
Qunq mineral consequently produces aunism BROTHER
Eious ELECTS whatever The constitution These curt
by lett heihg i they lad never had the disease
Ftec and 5E1c rot huuG The consequence Of tie miasmaiic
poison gfe4i variety Of ts9lder7 afise from its isrtaon
among whch Nenfagia Rheumatism, Gout, Headache
BWis5 IoethAche, kaTHche taisr, Aslma Palpiiat0n,
Fgfgfut the speeI Mysteries, Pam in the Bowels
Cole Paralysis nud DefangeaeHt the SiomaGh all Of which,
notwithstanding IN this put the Intermittent type,
periodical This CURE exuet5 HE poison from tie
blood and consequently them All alike. II is an iupa
uRbe protection 10 mni grants aud persons travelling
plrA residing in ths psacis IL takta occasionally
y Hhlle aEpSedin the Infection. that will be eScr6ed
tfdas 4 ys'eu B4 Heeumnnte In sufficient quantity Il
rip O disease. Hence it Is valuable for pratec
than and eN will suffer fron lHefmittentS
they avail themselves ii tAc nr0fecen this remedy Affords
Prepagta - Or. I. G AVER q Co, Lowell. Mass.
S5i BY JOHN WRIGHT co, Nos q and ISL ChRftTe
street. Nee fFeaus Hnh bv Rl Druggists tFi3 sENR
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY q
Hui NEW ORLEANS.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Ii NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. Is CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
81 1907 = 55s,bqs %
Fronts tor the year gt,Sil y
Assets on 3lst December, 1859 4i096I ~
The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY EIGHT
per cont paying SIX cent interest on all the out
standing scrip redeem in cash the Issue of 1855.
Interest scrip payable in cash and after the
18th February Certificates for the 1869 deliverable
and after The 18th March, 1850. - r, :, .,a
JAMES Fl, WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans January g. 1864 tAih m
\ OUEsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Ofce-So corner of Camp and Natchez streets, New
Orleans.
Premiums the year ending 29th February 1850 SIT 81 81
Net profits OF the GEAR a5JL 10
Assets 18th February, l660 932S4S "
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of 33 per
after cent interest outstanding Certificates
Of Profits and ordered The redemption Of the Scrip issue of
1855 . go
paid and Scrip of 1853 redeemed and after the l4'h
May The Certificates of Scrip Of 1860 will be delivered
on and after lst June, 1865.
n p IANvIER Secretary a2S lin
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+ MPORTANr TO FAMILIES.

PEN N l. v A n
SALT MANUFAGT RING GoMPAEY's
SAPDNIFIER,
TIE ready Family Soap Maker, and Universal
Cleanser,
Will hard water soft clean Paint remove Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc. n, -,
one BOX COSTS ~S
Alto H. pounds refuse grease, usually given away al
about i-2 cent per pound sag ..-.-..,.ttt-Eo
As cents
cents therefore is the Of barrel Of hrsra
SOFT SOAP.
REcEPT for making different kinds of Soap sent free by I'D
LEWIS JAMES d CO.,
Philadelphia
kThe saponder be had Of any respectable steFkere
in the country. mySl y
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOLH0NDE firm of Martin Cobb K Co.
& a. b. CHARPENTlER, frnef LObit, Eharpentier Co.
NJ ], XUNTS. firm oil j. NJ Rharer x Go.
CARL KOHN. firm Of o. Kohn K Co.
r. W. OGDEN firm dt Cusaehs Il Ogden
l.. f. GENERES, firm of ADat Generes / Go.
VICTOR NJ. IGNAN+ 0..=
JOSEPH DEYN04BT.
A. EHTAPELtlA. aul6 tmyl
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CtFIApNICH,s ROYAL PATENT DOUBLE SELF
~ ACHING ARGHIMEDEAN
tiIntor,
SMOKE CONDUCTOR IND SPARK ARRESTER,
For
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
And TO genate any place where fresh is required
Warranted imperfect draft in Ghimncys.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
ETA boo with description and references will be forwarded
by mail. WILLIAM GRIFFITnS,
Assignee and Manufacturer,
seG Sn No. Sn5 RACE srREET. Phiadelphia, Pa.
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CHERoaEaH2 hEaIap,H cay gNrA1r5sa


era Alternative Bt0ol FurteF,
aFeTh5 Remedy Wien all other preparations fail.
H5e entirely lilke every other medicine prescribed for
vtf al Discusses Poison Nauseou
Dues being prepared Roots, BaFfs and Leaves the
form Of u pleasant aud delicious syrup.
bz=fL il Haures oNp remedy for Gonorrhea and GlQe
Gravel Stricsare and is peeiay recommended for Flnnr All
bus {Yhtcs Fanales} this complaint il is iuvaUnbe
general Alternative and blood purifier il has no equal
Gronia, secondary Syphilis, Glu
lar sweDGsi Necua and MI Enw Diseases caring them
speedily and permanently HAN other medicine KNOWN
D. purifying and eHaHng he bloodcansng il to
il original purify anu pgor thus TelnQEng from the
system all impure and causes which have induced
disease
~ I'D cases Of GoqorEhea and Geet that have baaed
all ledc skill Il is especially recommended IN old cases 1t
fails FROM TO three days.
few doses positively all scadias heat chordee and
pNn.
business
HE4IE requires no assistance from other medicine.
A my the oilettabe IN the counting room
without It's being suspected remedy for private DIS
RBA treatise disease with full directions for
then Permanent cure. accompany each bottle,
E Fer t Pattieuats, get CtScnlar FREE from any dfE
store in the United States.
EFIt is retail for 81 per BOTTLE three bottles for s.,
by all responsible druggists Medicines through
out the United States, and wholesale BY all wholesale drug
gists.
POTTER E MERWlN, Sole Propretors St Louis No.
]. WRIGHT h CO.,
. Mes. q and lAl Chartres street.
,CNf1 AM EW
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This Company insure against he pers of the
Sens aud Rivers Loss a Damage by Fire the current
rates of premium,
Insurers in Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege participating in the prohtS of the Company accord
Ing TO tie 18th the ehs if they prefer dis.
count fifteen per will be allowed on eit premium, All
losses promptly and equally adjusted
JoHS N. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL. :

This O delightful resort and within 100 yard
Of Hotel the finest salt bathing the Th5c coast i44
and oysters abundant horses and caGes 9r hE
good stable provided. Tine band " music
plays upon every evening and also for dancng
ments Of ell kinds provided.
The steamer Crescent will leave Point Clear every
ing also On SUNDAYS and MONDAYS Will go down At 10
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN & CO., PropHetots.
Mobile AutyS
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BOARD. WITH FURNISHED Rooms, can
= M IND n Ne ~ IlTII4 STREET near St Charles,
few nav oarers caI b. accommodated reasonable terms
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r OST-sATURDAY NIGHT, THE lsr SEPTEMBER, on
~ The route taken by the Bell and Everett poccssiOn in
returning from the OF Josephine and NByndes
stEeets pair Geld Sleeve Buttons. with the letters A.
traged nnan plain shield TIE finder viii be literally
warded NY eaSlne them NJ this aflct SeS IT