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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

DAMAGED CoTToN AND ROPE CUTrINGs.-We
call particular attention to the sale of Robinson &
Nash, this day at u NJ, at Woods press, Canal
street. of damaged cotton, on account of under
writers, and bales, rope cuttings and bagging.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

List OF passengers per steamship Austin, from
Indianola and Galveston:
Lowery, Deblanc Martin Medows Webb Wadron Freburg
Brooks Newsom Mooried, Hecht, L Wood Ca and lady
Ms Springer Miss Ben Suatou, Pnkson hofant Hughes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
Carpet Warehouse.

Observation-Disclosures STREET 10
We have received within the last thirty full
threeply !ngrans, yenetians Dutch Wool and Hsn
ing Rlsc Floor Oil Cloths of all widths and ouaiities WIFE
Shecke s1d Coco Mating Window Shades Cornces md
Bands Hair Cloth, Table and Piano Covers etc etc 3n'
- - "A. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

ADJUSTMENTS Tins EvESIN6.-At the Academy
Of Music, the usual variety Of brilliant attractions.
a matinee Ut noon.
AZ the Varieties, Jessie Brown again, and
Robert Emmett, + the Martyr of Irish Liberty. \,
AL the 81. Charles, Madame Celeste performs at
noon the :" French Spy,r for the benefit of the
Ladies' Southern Aid Association. In the evening
Bhe plays in the Child Of the Wreck and Z ST,
Mary's Eye.''
AZ the Olympic !" The Pioneer Patriot,
At Masonic Hall, Paradise LOST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

WORCESTER SAUcE.--The lovers of this delicious
and fayorte sauce, will be pleased to see from the
advertisement of Edward Thompson Co., that
they are just receiving large invoice of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
MARRIED :

On Thursday the I'D inst the First Presby Church.
by the Rev. b. NJ Palmer RICHARD FITZGERALD to Miss
ANNIE s. COLLINS, daughter of K Collins ESQ., all of
this city. No cards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

Calvary Church, protestant Episcopal,) cor
ner Of Prytania and Sixth streets, is open for
divine service, tomorrow palm Sunday D. ",
Of II A. n. and r. N. Seats free. Rev. w. @.
Hopkins offciates.
Service every day during Passion Week at II i.
y. and At 7P. NJ, except on Good Friday, when
the hours Of service are 4. NJ, u NJ and P. NJ.
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Canal street.
Z. A T Y l. L r

e. A. TYLER
Has just received large and valuable lot FINE GOLD
WATCHES, SILvERWARE, GOLD GERARD CHAINS
CHATlLAINEs, SLEEVE BUTTONS, of various patterns
in Stone and Gold; CHAIN AND BAND BRACELETS
very rich STONE CAMEO AND DIAMOND WORK.
also, good assortment OF PLATEDWARE, in the line ot
Tea Sets Forks and Spoons etc. all of which he offers for
sale cheap be bought in this city, Please call and
examine the Stock. IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

WILCOX GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox & Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
Notice to TIE Public.
GREY JACK ET AHEAD.

GREY JACK EI AHEAD.
The increased demand for the GREY JACKET B1TTERS
induces tho Projectors to inform their friends and the c
generally tia, this Favoe Southern Beverage"
this city
WHEELOCK, FINLAY CO.,
SCHMIDT ZEIGLER,
J. H. CARTER,
BLOCK d BRlrfIN,
ROSENBERG a SCHERCK,
FATJO, MARKS & CO.,
N. Il. CRAWFORD.
BARNES, WARD l. CO.,
G. NJ BAYLY CO.,
BARNETT 4 SHEPARD,
W. q. LYON co
r. BLEAKLEY CO,
H1TE MURDOCH,
G. THEURER,
E. GONERf.
BIsCOE SIMMS,
GEORGE GRAY.
LEHMAN, NEWGASS CO,
JAMES BUTLER JR. 4 CO.,
E. BROWN CO.,
J. S. MAUNSELL& CO.,
OSCAR ROBIN.
g. N. MORRISON,
hebLER, EA tS CO..
Mc@OMBE Il CO,
l. ]. MAILIOT,
CHARLES LEDIG.
=. d. FALLS h co,
b. 4 J. ABRAMS
y. MORGAN.
N G. GULLET,
w. f. NORMAN
CONWAY BRO.
BARNETT & LION,
81 and So Gravier street.
Sole PrpDrietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

The New YORK WoRLD.-Mr. A.. D. Button,
the special agent and correspondent Of the World,
i now in this city, on his way to Texas having al
ready Travelled through most Of the Southern
States. The World, since the war, has manfuly
stood up for sound political principles, and those
who may wish an able Democratic paper, pub
lished N New York, will find it in every respect
worthy of their favor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

WANTED.-Two furnished rooms in private
family. Read the notice under head % Wanted
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Death TO the EScssss',

LONG LIVE THE KILLERS.
10 destroy up and efectualy get rid Of BED BUGS
try the famous DEAD SHOT, article sold by ali druggists
BARNES, WARD q CO.,
New Orleans Wholesale Ageuts
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NeiU Goods,

Just received and landing, direct from Europe, 1t
G. A. BARRIERE & RIOS,
1856. ............... Canal street.
10 cases a. Irish LINEN,
6 IL 10 58 inches Pillow Case Linen,
LII l24 Irish Linen SHEErINGs
French :.
E. Drawers LINEN
:. 81, l04 Table Linen DAMAsK
So and A Damask NAPKINS,
So and Is inch Huck TOWELS
10 Colored Bordered Linen TOWELS
jacquard MUSLIN and Nsw-articles for doors
window curtains and bars,
cases 30 and l0S and 10 inch BoBINEr,
8 :. A White Linen NETTING,
bales Brown
:. 4 BLEAcHED NETTING,
Printed French ALPACA.
3 -. :. and Striped LINENS
and Broche BAREGES,
Q :. GRENADINE, =.
Spring Styles and Plain POPIINS.
:. Printed Linen LAWNS.
;. Al, IA Black ALPACA,
l :. Black BOMBAzETTE.
:. TAMEsE,
1 :. :. DELAINE 81 andts
E. :. BOMBAZINE, .a
Together great variety other articles sale ehea
for CASH only.
G. A. BARRIERE d BRO, Il
In Ucptd
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Point CIe6yr EK0Seg,

rho undergnea open the Point Clear Hotel on or abou.
The 10Th day of May next,
inns establishment is being rcpansed pat
pee repair and condition Gas water works are being
erected tho grounds beautifully out and the house
nshed entirely new with the best materials and the latest
improvements
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the most approved pattern have ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being Quilt ana every amusement suitable the eli
mate and place afforded to man. md child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahuness this celebrated watering place supe
the continent and the undersigned to make
the most pleasant and comfortable one in the world
CHAs. E. sMEDEs, Manager.
Get Your Shirts,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Where they made, at
o(Jh ISfttIG l. Az l. oN
Corner of st. Charles ana Canal Streets,
LEIGHTON 4 co.
Acts Of the State.
ACTS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Passed by the GENERAL ASSEMBLY at the EXTRA
SESSION OF 1866,
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
GENERAL sTATToNERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Law PUBLISHERS.
No. 1Os CAMP STREET.
Next door above Poydras.
Great bargains an Dry Goods,
OFFERED BY
Q. A. BARRIERE q BRO.
IN LIQUIDATION,
135. Canal Street. IB5
TOURO BUILDINGS
On and after the 5h inst will offer our eure stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly REDUCED
PRICES. Whatever will remain unsoid on the list Of next
month will be disposed of at public auction, the c.
a. Barriere Bro is to be finally dissolved We invite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

For THE FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr,-The friends
/ of Colonel Joseph Hanlon have determined to
place him before the National Democratic Con.
Vention for the clerkship of the Fourth District
Court Colonel Hanlon before the late war was
many years connected with the press of this city,
and in that connection earned for himself an enyi-
able reputation. HeWas one of the first to answer
the call upon Louisiana in the late war, and as an
officer of the line and, afterwards as field Off
Ger of the Sixth Louisiana, participated in the
grand exploits of the Army Of Virginia. He has
the integrity and intelligence desirable in the posi-
ton for which he has been named, and we fear
that in this, as another case, we may have to con-
graduate the public upon the acquisition of a
faithful servant, while the CRESCENT regrets the
loss Of an esteemed attaehe.
! FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-We publish in this
mornings CRESCENT the correspondence between
number Of the friends of Louis Power and him
sen. with regard to his nomination for the clerk
snsp o. the Fifth District Court Mr.. Power is
s. ~. nnoWn In our community as gentleman of
nm. ssnce and Of considerable experience in the
r,ss 1T which he is candidate, and the names
4 nnst a.s to the letter addressed to him
ss' 8 hlgnly hattering to his feelings.
. have ha a,Ds AAeED TO PLAsTgRs --Planters who
ii 10 thair ;aspoyerishea By the war will find
where t,ey M, % eau at 20 Camp street, I
old residents a., aaess aessrs Smith Carr, both
d furnish fn,s ~ Planters themselves, ready II
s chRsers for lands. oNss, " 70 procure pur- |
3 These gentlemen are wen tna,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas 'afoughout
found liberal and honest in all their a.a WIN be
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

CANDIDATE FOR THE CoRoNRsHIP.-Dr. James
Burns is announced as candidate for the coro-
nership of the parish, subject to the nomination
of the National Democratic party. He has, during
a long residence in New Orleans, estab-
lished q reputation for professional knowledge
and scientific attainments, and with these recon-
mendations. combines the inqusitorial talent SO
much needed in the coroner Office Or. Burns is
an attache of the. CRESCENT. Our acquaintance is
therefore intimate, and should he receive the nom
nation, which will be equivalent to election,
while we shall be gratifed by the public
gaining faithful and intelligent servant, we shall
have to regret the loss Of valuable and agreea.
BILE associate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

Southern ,EaDHs9'ssGg
IHE MEDICAL SCIENCES
NEW ORLEANS, La.
A quarterly journal of two pages issued
days OF May, August November and February.
subscriptions, invariably in advance. s. annum.
Il. ID. FENNER M. D..
ID. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ D..
G. BEARD M. D., g'-s"i
Editors and Prophet
All remttances to BIO made to DR.. d. W. Brickeil, B
Postoaics, New Orleans All communications to be aoi
tS sonthern Journal of the Medical Sciences, Box 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

PARADISE Losr Ndsoasc Rag.-First grand
matinee today at u y. at hall the evening prices
q aaaaasson Reserved seats for Sunday nights
esnssislon car be secured today at Blackmar's
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On after the 5th ust will offer our eutire stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly REDUCED
PRICES Whatever will remain unsod on the list Of next
month will be disposed of public auction the firm of c.
a. Barere Bro, is to be finally dissolved invite mer
chants planters and house keepers and all in goods
give call and examine stock which is mostly COM
posed of goods recently imported by ourselves
C. A. BARRIERE & BRO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19

s.ararhr a-sRf H3au a9ns 10 9AadJfae
a. Baf lls o. st9iaa sid1mnsi 80
III n .mid w0uA uaW ailfvsneE1 u - =
AIQa scotland aid 81 3nTif si0nW sid sfsA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-26
GENERAL News.
Washington Sent. Sent &.

n JSi ~os5sis
TrHHtE:icPoTroN TAxasi,ili1db aa sho
A delegation Of prominent, Southern b,,sil
''ness men, mostly cottoasGacters and planters
ARE in the city seeking a modification Of tbe
existing rules and regulations under which
cotton, is,itransported 70 imarkst, the revenue
tax Is paid, and final shipment of it made to
d9mestie ports The delegation. consists of
Mayor oWithers, of Mobile, Colonel PslLws,
and Judge Pinkard, Of New Orleans, and AT, =
Cunningham, of Cincinnati, Representing laras
Ohio cotton interests in the South. and dr..
ers . .an1t ahp'Y Anl"ufl1f 9lh "fN'HF''5i
Ir, A1.it ga. /! 4iul - antics aIh ~ h2i
co. They present the memorials of the Cham
bers of Commerce of New Orleans and Mo-
bile, which set forth the very serious. draw
backs attending the marketing; and ship
ment Of ths cotton under present regulations
Ehe payment of the three cent revenue lay
before the cotton leaves The plantation thew
assert works great injury 70 the planter, COM
peflfing him to make serious sacrifices in Or
der 10 comply with the law. The regula-
lions attending its shipment to domestic boris
also operate iRsrich a manner, it is asserted.
as to very materially favor direct shipments
to foreign ports which they think itiis the |
JieIa -lsBia Of ia .s30AG bns eiGod D nod
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an l,a lnilt from

form the shortest line that G.. ,u,o.;,
these great western marts to the .aoo
That this fact secures it an immense to-
and travel from the day of its completion
and that it will be the only outlet for the
agricultural and mineral products Of one
million four hundred and eighty one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-two acres ofaland,
which form the area of the counties named.
He refers to the unreasonableness, that such
line between the great cities of the Ohio
valley, and the port of Norfolk, will not pay
dividends, land appeals teths railway history
of the. country.
He then proceeds mith~the question Of their.
ability to make the subscription The num-
Der Of acres of unimproyed lands in these.
counties, he finds by the census, to be 1,145,-
1923. The necessary subscription viii leave
still N the possession of the owners s13, 100
acres, twice and half as much as are now
classedih the census as improved. Having
thus demonstrated their ability, he proceeds
to show that they will enhance their private
fortunes by such "a disposition, and for this
purpose he shows that in 1860 the cash value
oflands in the States Of Ohio. Illinois, Indi-
ana, Michigan and Wisconsin. was $67l ,67s.-
OF, and that by the system ef, internal i'm
proyements and facilities ofitransportation in
trodueed, in addition to, those natural means
already possessed,Iin ten years these lands, in
1885,, had reached the valuation Of $1,7SS,-
1874, 1888, or an increase of $1,O66, ,113--
Of this, he claims one fourth as. due to the sys7
tenn bfsrailways. which gives $266, 676, 27s,
The same authority lie refers toto Show that
the lands on the line ofthe Illinois and Cent
raj railroh hid have advanced from 81 25 to az
average Of $llspersac lie concludes there
fore, that the proposed sale Of land for stock
in the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad Com
tpsny will enhance the fortunes of the people Of
| thecounties Immediately interested. So that
if the enhancement be, anssaveragesof so per
acre or 200 per cent The s1a 1872 acres 81
unimproved lands remaining lin their posses
sion, will yield the sum iof $7,s18,7 l3, as the
amount Of the enhancement from "a judicieus
| investment of one million of unproduetive
capital; an enlargement, exclusive Ct the one
millionsof stock in the Company. ,....,
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The Consent of the Governed.

Il The Tribune takes shelter from the Aodium
which attaches to denial of this doctrine
Of our rev EVOLUTIONARY fofefathers, byf asserting
that the rebels have noright to take shell
ter under it, because they "'rebeIIed," not in
obedience to, but in defiance of thisiaxiom4-4'
not in. behalfof but in conspiracy against the
nafienable rights of man. of the writer had
! lived in, the days of our revolutionary fore
fathers, and entertained, the lsame views he
now utters, he,wouidi .haueiiik etsiss treated
the conven tions ana public assyembtagess Which
then gave expression to popular opinion; as
he now does, when pushed to the wall by the
Post. He would then have been a tory, and
no doubt would have regarded, that the major.
ity of the toloniesidid not desire, nor design,
as indeed they did not, at one stage of ,their,
proceedings, to sever their connection fir ON
the mother country; and when the act was
effected She would have attributed 1t, las he
does now what he calls the triumph Of Sc
cession at the South, to conspiracy, terrorism
and violence overawing and overbealsing the
popular WALL. e 81 "a an 80 q -
This I'M uential paper Inconsistency ass
serts that the spirit Of. rebellion is rampant
at the South, only because -four millions of
hearty Unionists lie gagged and boundi at the
foot of the triumphant "rebels.' This is like
blowing hot and cold out of the same mouth
At first the Southern people were hotin fag-i
or Of secession Or rebellion, and therefore,
could mot shelter themselves under plea Of the
dogma of the consent Of the governed. a Now,
| it is, the spirit of rebellion is now rampant at
the South, and the rebels are triumphant.
Now rampant means prevalent or exuburant
of growth, It would SEEM then, according
to the logic of the Tribune that change has
taken place in the public opinion of thelSopth.
which, at time of secession was an opinion
really opposed to breaking mp the Union;
but that now the spirit of rebellion is ramp
ant; exuberant, and that & majority of the
people" are there to-day triumphant re-
els" -
The writer well says that he 'Ecannr e-
to let the Southern people shelter.i'.. I,
under this doctrine" Of the coast n,se.s ttle,
erned ), for, he knows it is1l ooecalnlv 81 :;
pregnable fortress Of a.. free, oovsr,y,na..
and to aieny which - f., denu A. .a-i!.1In-
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-IsLlU U w. 70ll- INh elUNu q y
.1544i3BiuGsH SfiAIiW 2 OF
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bnlC oMMlSsSIO M Err g. N0JpJCEy -7i5
+ ,sao14 - nFfO1K sAth l.44l1Iao l-al
/ The well known StaHnch Steamer, 4,
ESTATE OF MAHNN 1t,5t T.

lof h38 Tons (new measuremen4 Capacity.
sGHEIS FIT TED AS ANitsHr
ks) BOAT, having a beautiful LOWER CABIN
with L68 Berths, LADIES SALOON with 81
Reftbs, and SO STATE ROOMS IL the Upper
,Hall.(Aa YJtit lis" 4niob hnH gitFit T0h
} Her Furniture has just ,been reeov ered With
new Velvet PLUSH, and Mattresses and Pillows
having an been just made over 7'''F'F
Y New WHEELS have been ill.,, and Engine and
Boiler put ia eomplste' order, whereby her cons
sumpllen Of Coal has been reduced about one
Ehs IS Sss9sa Ri Sssf gs bo than
any Steamboat which has ever run on Chesa-
peaKe l3aycI99 ri % h4tl@i.iz9 @sd ltam9
oc oARr fS''m BORDER i Low VII ELl ~ ~
u sepssD!i2td' ia70&7i west ST. New Y YORK o
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NoTIcE.-All communications on business
matters should be addressed to the @Proprie-
Tor of tho Day Book, and not as is frequent
~ the case, TO the Editors.,.ln.l s,g.ioa is,osq
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DRY GOODS
AUTUMN,
1896.


.n' 1896.
sx LATAROP,s LUDINGTON e. CO..
49, SSS $50 BROADWAY NEW r.oRK
MviTHTHE ATTENTION OEArT'
q IN ~ GAS "a S9ayers to their Stock Of DRY
g ~ IL VIII be found unsurp assad for oil
h ', ht4cnants. All deparV cents of onr
Dussaess hayf been much enisr, -. henos oa our
tbstfer Dress Goods, where va ged' especiaiiy
opening all the novelties of the .aaao =, h
now ask the particular atts' ton Of nth Toh
OUR STOCK COY sIsTs oE
Dress Goods, Shawls and Cioaks
Prints, Bleached Shirt nrs'sTS sssn
flannels ap.d BIanket Is,
Wooien Y GODS, Yankee Notions,
seeds, mbruiderfes. a419esr
MS,a S Ssnss Fqrniashpg Gqods,s,bal odT
IN of which they offer at the loves MARKET
prices, by theipackage3er piecslit IS or s9ba1s
an23aIh&.AZ2m1d 9ih anoiil1Ggolq oial1dl
T LNNGA,ESMa G4IsIsi NElGo f'FfR EAI5. ~
~ l59 lbe, Nese23, 80 sndss, aieordt ain Net.
i Also lisioesaA lHl1oni9m .
Gum and Hemp Packing, Cum tsd 4se2d;fnn
store, and aoris dow lat! the New Hardware,
Store 4 C9nmergial Row. near lfafryJ9d u9sd ~
sehtiu l,sd2leiq LnaJ; ", WpMBAEj&l CQ.il
bniC oMMlSsSIONlE Frs jNOpICE.-d1 77V
"A iii persons having claims against the estate
AN Of VIM 4. MQRRAY, deceased, are hereby
potlhed to present the same to inc, At my office.
No. 81 Bank street, inthis city, on or before the
ist day of October next, to enable me to make
up the accoaHts,i ordered atthsilast term 5f The
Crcnit COuet for the city Of Norfolk inathe suit
q Ballentine and others against Mnrrayis admin
.1 fstfa Hqi ara others soi,
! Sc l9-tlOc Commissioner. W.
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|
sN BOO % Brook CalnslE a3,'.2 4niaia
fAN esd npoo ali biz -7T-,G aii % Hetio9 10 al
The subscr ibeE will reopen his SCHOOL ON
IT. sass saa Ct s s95$sss d
F.nglisR Branches, together With MathemAtiees,
Latin3 Greek and Frenchylil'-l,U bna noiiAiDdC
adt TERMS PER QUARTER iAlilqoq 81
For English Branches, $i2i 50,ilspd for each
psrmsnts Il adyabSsqao1q jena adt 10 i'a9d
WIN. RI GAIT =
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ii. y 8 EsAis ELS eloO IF THE
Is -tnaGom EYE AND EAR
DIR. = GARDNER.
W FORMERLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND,
|OCDLIST AND AURIST, OPERATOR ON TIL

w FORMERLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND,1
|OcDLlsT AND AURIsT, OPERATOR ON THE
al EYE AND Earl
iotRespsectfplly. informs the citizens of Norfolk
that he will be lat the Atlantic Hotel on Thursday
October 4fh, ana remain until Tuesday, the 9th
and again on Friday, November Both, to Tuesday
iDecemheri 4th. After that time monthly, of
FWhichidue Notice will be given
iOhee H9uFs from 8 A. M. to 6 p, M
And can be consulted on DEAFNESS
NOISE IN THE HEAD. CATARRH, DIS
gu ARdES from the EAR, SCALES III the
tEA r. C(tuMUDATIoN OF WAX IN
TIL EARS CONSTRUCTION OF THE EUs-
'fACH 4IlfrA n TUBE, and all Acute or Chronic
Diseases of the EAR ana AIR PASSAGES.
|'hE q daDun9 99fE. -- +" t4aAH4
odA n It II Ell CIAL EYES
Inserted Without PAIN, and perfectly resembling
tbe i. e9 ttqrial eyeiis Operations for CATARACT,
lsTR4 B.tsM,f'sOrCRoss EYE, Artificial Pupil,
30 li i,l m, '>-med, and all diseases of the
NGsi Shhi'uiIy PeTio.
,Iis, 'Rs,T N = E A R
treated. and every operat;on in Aural and OPP
'thalmio Surgery, performed by
,.as Do {, TOR DNER.'
{. Principal Office, 81 West Fortieth street, New
iYork.5nG jon
mS- Forrefersnce Testimonials, &C., send for
a CIRCULAR.
itoJ OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 4
The Louisville Journal says: 1.-THE testimonials
which Dr., Gar dner presents to tn public could
never have been obtained, except by the display
of great skill and learning in his profession. One
thing especially commendab'e in the Doctors
practice 10, that he will not attempt incurabc
disease for the sake of fee, but frankly tells the
patient whether he can be cured or not. We cheer
fully recommend DR. Gardner to the attention of all
our friends who may be suffer ing from disc of
the eye or ear.le6j s9
ton in saying that DR.. Gardner is the most scien-
tihc and successful eye an d ear Surgeon in this
country o s.sI s- t...le
80" DR., Gardner's treatment of the eye and ear
is wonderful. Richmond Enquirer.
1--WE feel Justified in recommending DIR Gardner
to those suffering from diseases of the eve and
ear" --Richmoad Wing. stt -. fr
1--WE can safely and cordially recommend DR..
Gardner, who viii fulfill all he undertakes to per
FORM - Baltimore Clipper.
The New Orleans True Delta says: 1--WE can
safely recommend DR.. Gardner as a successful OPP
orator on the eye and ear. He will not undertake
to treat a case unless a cure can be effected.
The Wheeling Register. says; "Dr. Gardner is
one Of the most successful Oculists and Aursts in
the country We,advise those suffering from the
diseases OF the eye and ear to consult HIM"
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