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MEDICAL.
TURNERs TIC DoULOREUx,

TuKNExs TIC DoULoKEux.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certain and speedy Cure
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. II 1, the Unfailins
Remedy in all Of Neuralgia Facsls often enecting
perfect cure in less than twenour hours from the
more than two three Pills.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed
70 yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in the Chronic Neuralgia and gene
raj many years neutrality-suspicious.
the entire system, its for few days weeks at
utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails to produce complete permanent cura
IT contains drugs other sghtestide
Injurious TO the delicate system and can
always be used with ........-.
PERFECT SAFETY,
1t has long been in constant use BY many of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give II their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent by mail n receipt OF price and postage.
One package, 81 90. Postage, s cents
Six packages IS 90. Postage, ~ cents
Twelve packages, 50 90. Postage, IS cents.
sold by all wholesale and dealers drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and by
TURNER CO.. Sole Proprietors,
40 fremont Street, Boston, Mass
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CMpTH a LEEFE-GARDSER SMITH, AUG
~ uoneer-Omce No "a Gravier street-Ths undsrsgsed
have resum their old business and their old stand
TO The Canal Bank whore they will formerly devote Il cir
entire time and sales Of Real
Insovencies stocks Csrxoes Damaged Cotton and
GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. r. LEEFE
New Orleans, April {, 1863
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n
DR.. j. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford extensive
practice in all forms of disease than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly to perceive the remedies
dicated-for either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM.
tai WEAKNESS, PILES, SYPHILIS and GONoR-
RHEA in the most aggravated forms, speedily
vestge OF faint and disorder esdcsted from the
SYSTEM the skin restored To It's native beauty and the entire
organism to its normal heslth.
Persons desiring DR.. j. Whites advice and recedies will
call at the Of St. Charles Julia Streets there
several DR.. Whites in the city
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EAaLE pEaREE LODGE 80. l.

Meets every fret and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets. 0cer-A Mazureau, d. NJ; ChAs. q.
Nes d. d. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer.
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ED UCATIONAL.
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NEAR EMMITrsBURG, MARYLAND

MOUNT ST. MARYs COLLEGE.
NEAR EMMITTsBURG, MARYLAND
This Institution 1908 incorporated and en-.
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OFFICE % CAMP ST.. new onLEAsa.
J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


TO promote the social msssrsf ana political eb.ns a,
ee Of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the gre.
southwest VIII be In the future. In past
NE purpose Of this journal The columns Of each days s.u.
referred TO as earnest Of the
With which this design IL executed.
while the stand point CRESCENT Is an ndspendsp,
one VII reference TO all the subjects Of Newspaper
Hnd discussion, ts opinions win always W be
hdiy' dsnnitely and isarisssly expressed
carefully ssscted corps Of
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Louis zsnfretts's terrific drum trapezs at the
Academy tonight.
To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, go to Grover Baker. Office ls2 Canal
street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&c. BARELLI.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. OF TchoupitouIas Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
F. w. PERKINS.
SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT
Agent Alliance Steamship Line for Florida Ports.
2s CarOndslet street.
TNBAU, AYCOCK - co.,
H. UBAO, J. 7. AYCooK, JOE eIrxTNeKkJ
,successors to O. wIIkin OO.J
oonAIssIoN hERCH HAZE
FOR
Csttls. Hogs and Sheep.
STOCK LANDING.
oiy Of Jefferson. IA
John w. NORRIS d co.
RsmOved from 81 Canal street,
~ CANAL AND IL CRossxAN STREETS,
General Commi..ion Merchants. Produce
Factors,
And Dealer, in all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
GINS
zimmerman 4 Co.'S Cincinnati Sparkling CATAwBA
STARCH, VINEGAR, etc, etc, always on hand.
HAY . HEHLE-
uLuAypxR HAY-wnLiAs nxzInj
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FOE THE PUROHAn
Bale. Forwarding shipment Of Hides, Leather.
Wool Beeswsx ralov, and Tan
ming Materials.
Eos a and q COMMERCE STREET. NEW ORLEAu
Il. O. HssL
oonnssIoK nKRoHAEY.
Sstsis. Hsss, sheep. Mules sa1 KsrssA.
rooE LANDING. Hxw osLxAHa
sstassetory references rsvsa
COTTON FAI.rOKs, ETC.
John NIXON q co.
JOHN NIXON. yr.. New Orleans; WILLIAM q PAR.
HAN, Madison Parish)
Cotton Factors.
N0 % UNION STREET,
New Orissns
a. n. MILLER = Co.,
nsxsfAessrsr Il STEAM RxYIKKp cAHpIKs, supsrsu
WINES, BRANDY. PRRsERvED YRUIrs oIaARs
md I'll s~aisssss 81 YIKKwoRKA
-AHD-
Agent fer the Les Angeles, Gal. Wlnea.
" and % New Lsvss strsst, corner q NsschsA
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add 10 the usefulness Of CRESCENT BY impartial letter.
upon topics Of moment to the people of this Its
ers from the people form not the least interesting
Bile feature Of its wened coumns large share Of each
days issue d given up 70
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T. Q. FALMER - CO.,
O. o. PALMER JOSEPH WILD. L. d cox
Importers md Wholesale md Retail Dealers n
Carpets, Hats. on Cloths. Etc, MA
Hc& Is 8 and q c.up ssrsss New or,..ns La
DETER R0sa.
D o IL D Z = ,

Returns hask the cssns Orleans for thsr pstvsa
age Tor the last yearA He has add{ions
n WorEshops and introduced several wood working
en snen vn enable him 70 attend promptly 10 any busi
Shops and ocs oem Of Prytsnis and wsshinssa srsss
s>~hsrtr> fxrhsngs. hox No
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Encampmenfs.


THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semi-annuaIy Wednesday In January
and July Officers for 1851 !. winnemore ofNO s. NJ W.
Grand Patriarch; W. Macdonald, of Nc. s. NJ E Grand
High Priest; Jules A Florat Of No /, W. Grand s. Ward
W. @. Wilson, of No r W. Grand Scribe; B. DaSlva
OF No. I, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. s. R W. G. JuRior Warden A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. l. r. w. Grand Representative I;
George Nungesser w. O. Marshall; Frank Paster
No Z, W. Grand Sentinel; NJ. Frankford of No. w. ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones, Of No Dis Nc. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING iCoxxIrrKKs-creientials and ReisvAS-Joth-
Potter, OfNo l. VIM, BlOomhsld Jr, Of No. 5 A Maui
resu Of No. s
STATE Of the orde-J. O. Dunlap Of No l. Luthsr Homes
ofNs. l. q. TinemAn, Of Ne. 6.
FTnanoe-E N. Rusha Of No. Z, John B. Heno, Of No
Geo. @. KsnE. ofNO.6
Constellation and By-Lars-Howard Millspaush ONO G.
Edward Plsbury. Of No s H y. sturcken, sfNo6
Subordinate Eneampments
WILDEY NO.
Meets the First and Third Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany. oheers-B. Ds Silva @. P; A. Thenssn, II. p.
Thomas Il. Jones. Scribe.
HoBAH KNCANPnENr NO. 8.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month
Lodge Room No l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company ofeers-Gso. w. Sadlsr, O. p; J. h. Burke,
b. p; W. H Wright Scribe
MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENr NO. 4
Meets the second fourth Ssturdsys In each month
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/. OIICE.................. .................NOTI
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.

TIE Central Wharf nearly furnished with comfortable
reception sheds, offers every comfort
passengers and protection freight and baggage superior
10 al others on the Pass.
wa and in accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels Hour etc. only 5cents DC, hhds 3)c
carts and attached 20 the VIII In readiness
all times for the delivery Of and freight ordinance
rates 2c TO 81 kObaegaRe freight will be delivered
unless the leave their orders TO that effect
Ere ght will be delivered sunday marninxs o'clock
Pershable articles called for due time will DO disposed
Of TO charges
Freight snd wharfage bills are due when called for
All transient freight and baggage cash delivery
No goods deiversd to delDqusnts until paid for
IL connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
Yard and prepared g sell and deliver description in
quantities also Wood and Shingles Contracts
for bills Of Lumber to srder delivered the beach wharf
The patrons d friends Of the Central Wharf may
sured endavor will be used to their interest
and CO. fort. and trust they will appreciate efforts
attribute Innovations TO the advancement Of
and accordance with the times Considering eights
to the boats cash trust shippers and VIII
meet my bills cheerfuy. SIMEON TORY
Pass Christ an April IS 1S62
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

carefully culed from exchanges In selection prep.
ration and OF News and other Reading
d is claimed that the CRESCENT surpassed By any
Their daily journal In the United States. The
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Ia peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample column
~ be found crowded with reading matter especially
tten selected for this ISSUE including RICH entertain
and instructive variety welcome alike merchant
planter the mechanic the housewife the young and the
"a
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A n. sEELYE,s COTTON GINNERy
"A. and COTTON PICKERY, St Thomas and ~.
James streets In the immediate vicinity Of the oowis
rrsssep msissRP LOsisana Fire Proot ns6ams, shle
leans Merchsnts' veksburg and Penn. Having hrsteass
carver Cotton Gins Of eighty each, the latest I'm
proved he prepared 70 haul gin and pick Cotton IRON ans
Boz a. Pnce Current ONCE I2s aravisr street.
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Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKINLAY
he inventor of the most approved RICE POUsDER now in
who has been years engaged in the con
itructon erection and of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision construct all kinds
Of Machinery required in the preparation Of Rice for the
Market and to furnish all necessary drawings and speciH
cations.
model of MeKinlsy's Patent Rice HuIef suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can Be
at our establishments
LEEDS co.
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OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARBSow MPLETED

This brings the line to the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains and 1t Is expected that the track will be
laid thirty miles further to Evans Pass the highest
point on the road. by January. The maximum grade
from the foot Of the mountains to the summit is but
eighty feet to the mile while that Of many eastern
roads Is hundred. Work in the rock cuttings
er, and there Is reason to doubt that the entire
so.
National Work are ample The United states grants
$500 per mile. for which 1t takes second lien
security. and receives payment to large II not to the
full extent Of its claim in services These bonds
issued Vous SO twenty mile section is finished, and
after II has been examined by United States Commits
class road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair
other equipments.
acres Of land to the mile. which will be Of
he Plattevallcy among the most fertile in the world.
and other large portions covered with heavy pine
forests and abound In coal Of the best quality.
The Company also authorized to issue Its own First
Mortgage Bonds to amount equal to the issue of the
Government, and no more. Hon. E. D. Morgan and
Hon. Cakes Ames are Trustees for the Bondholders,
and deliver the Bonds to the Company only the work
progresses, that they always represent m actual
and productive value.
The authorized capital OF the Company Is One Hun
dred Million Dollars, Of which five millions have
boon paid In upon the work already done.
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Messrs. ]. M. X. Mills Co., tiste Orandelps, l2s
Bridge street, or at Messrs. q. T. Getty Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where eopie. Of the RrrUp1r,
oAH may be obtained daily
Jo D, os TOTs OIL
town Sp; on oiiioef. Tor he yesI 1855 '' " '"'s
F FesSrI In.pestorIJ. Is. RoSin.on.
Liauoss-John j. Boeue.
sa SS.,s,.S,n A E A Ssyn.a
Lumber Inspecter--Jos eph L. Simms.
hay Weigher.Wn, H. Orsig
woou Sorusr nv neAsurer-p. OLeMy; y,
Buckley. ,r - y, 1"''ia
chimney sgsspms. Z; Tre sI
Harbof Master-Ebsn v Brown. s.,
Oom%isslon n,, OF streets and Water Ensi
Police Msgistrate-M. v. Buckley.
messenger OF the Councils-Isaae Birch.
bas SnGo' Hyde Henry Wilson, ss SeEm a%s
VIM O. Mseec, VIM n Dunlap
Small Pox Physicians-Drs. Chas. Mccormick
and A. b. Sheckle.
pohsu' .....
FARMERS AND BUrcHERs' ASSOCIATION OF
QRoRa ErowN-Mr. Ingersoii introduced in the
tse
Georsetovn, D. u, with VIM. Homiiier, Henry
kkens 4os R H,,, yos; weaver saGoC n
T,suro,t Ros.nhacb Ghsri.. T,,by IA Ma,
x,n, htnry wrsm b. r: Een es ana ~ .hetI
iish And bsiid a ms,Ics,ho%.c And ali otber
nsn....rv hn,idsn.. IN ~. t.s,.s.ton ~ ths,,
. iaa t tSs omsnssG h,,iia o. , tnS
three years q maYket-housc Containing not iess
than ffty stalls, the same 70 be used for public
market-house. for tho sale Of meats, vegetables,
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THE COURTS.
SuPpgMEC ouRr on THE UNITED STATss-Mon-
dav, January ., ises..On motion Of Mr.. Uorwine,
o. Is. LoreE, esq, Of Cincinnati, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counsellor Of this
On motion Of Hon. D. R. Curtis, T. Q. Loring,
were admitted to practice as attorneys and coun-
'e NO. g. = ss..s s0f:' Hepburn :. pl.,n.!. in
error, rs. Henry a. qriswold This cause was a.,
BY the defendant in error, MI. driswold.
No, 192. Morris SELF OF al, appellants, vs. Levi
on printed arguments BY Messrs. Gorfins and
Mr.. Mckinnon for the sppellees.
TN in error, vs.. Peter Rodes. Thi; cause was
submitted to the court on printed arguments ~
mr. En- Of counsel 70; ,s the n
No. Al. william slater,s executors, complain.
was argued by Mr.. Lee and MT. Boggess, Of coun-
sci for the appellee, and by Mr.. Friek for the sp-
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at eleven
Liability Of common earyiers-ihe contract 10 carry
pa''sngersEMarshau Q. Rooerfs piasntO IN error
writ Of error to the Circuit Court for the northern
district of California.
I'd IN sfro RoSsr il sss State aa
az pans, ,rom nv. ~ ~ t,,D w,tS
suitahle ascommodsttsns n,ovis,ons and sun-
niies Tbc rioin1isr siiegeS IA
stesmor ,iIIIinc,s ~ ~. seso,t ~ Nav Vorr.
SetcntIn, a. ~. I.,hmns a,,,ns vhtch he ri,
.,,s. "a 4 ~ ny ,1s uvus ~ nl 80
thne. nu en,u IAN aa.a..,n .s,s ,n.,ssssd
nntii III srri.n, " ssn Er.nn,.cn ns,ms entiv
sGan,t n.s ~ i. ST ~ NJ w VI. .S * ,ia
weIe u .. ~ ,ne .syIoy ".
tha ny ~. ,ss ma stS uas srsstiv
s s.o s.onhessy AZ su omnu w. $500
increased, ana tnn may, tne ENID wa nos pfopefly
ccucompmoaatea WIN pea curing inc voyage
"2 III i ,s " San laneisco; 49, ,,u.,W
tnS anuuoemen. nhs skE1 ies1.ns az Ph AZ
1890 na y, sne no snsu sn rc, ny
nsn ~ lee.t "a Sss IN ms ~ st., tSs
Az. No.. n. 49, ..,.Sa II. 1890 y.
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slatiaual &epnblitatr.


NATIONAL THEATRE. - Mr.. Brougham met
with an enthusiastic welcome last night, and a.
DR.. Savage, In his own play, Playing with
Fire, he elected from highly intelligent audi.
enee the applause due to his rare merits as an
author and actor. The piece 10 full Of amusing
and effective situations, and shows that making
love to other peoples wives 10 q dangerous
remedy FOR matrimonial Indifference, even II
recommended by the faculty. II afrords ample
scope, In the different characters for fine acting,
and the company improved the occasion. Miss
Waite and Mrs. Barrett, as Mrs. waveriy and
Mrs. DR.. Savage, exceeded even their usual cx.
oelence, and the play In all It's parts passed of
Handsomely. Tonight David Copperaeid" and
1.-THE Gentleman from Ireland"
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LOCAL ITEMS.

0vRs.TxERrIoS, either Of body or mind, produces
debility and disease Tho usual remedy Is to take
smulant the effect Of which 10 the same as Civ
ing tired horse the whip instead Of oats. The true
way Is to fortify the system with permanent tonic
like the Peruvian Syrup. 70 protoxde Of ron.) which
gives strength and vgor 10 the whole system.
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L.
At resent, tho profits Of the Companyare derived
only from its local traffic, but this is already mucl
more than to the interest all the Bonds
the Company issue, II not another mile built
II Is not doubted that when the road is completed the
through traffic Of the only line connecting the Atlant
and Pacific States will be large beyond precedent and
as there will be competition 1t can always be done
at profitable rates,
II will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is
in fact, q Government Work, built under tho super
vision Of Government officers, and to large extent
with Government money, and that Its bonds issued
under Government direction. 1t Is believed that no
similar security Is carefully guarded and certainly
other Is based upon larger valuable prop
erty. As the Company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
arc offered for the present at 90 cRSrs on THE DOLLAR
they the cheapest security In the market, being
more than ID per cent lower than United States Stocks
They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.
scriptions will be received In Washington by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II. D. Cooke, PresI.
dent; W. II. Huntington, Cashier.
RlTTENHoUsR. FOWLER CO. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
And in New York at the cOmpsas's oaieo. No %
Nassau street. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassau
treet
CLARK. DODGE & CO.. Bankers, No. 81 Wal
street.
JOHN J. CISCO & SON. Bankers. No 80 Wall
street.
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
OUT the United States Remittances should be made
in drafts or other funds par In New York. and the
bonds will be sent free Of charge by return express
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
showing the Progress Of the Work. Resources for Con-
struction and Value Of Bonds may be obtained at the
Companys Ohices or Of its advertised Agents, or
will be sent free on application.
JOHN J. CISCO.
Treasurer, New York.
November2 1907 del7-eolm&wa
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Furniture.
A VEN UE no Sc,

CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
WASHINGTON. D. c.
The only establishment Of the kind In tho country.
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS ABOUT PURSIsuISa HoUsRs
AND ROOMS.
"0NB PRICE SYSTEM,
And marked every article N plain figures at the lowest
cash price. am now Offering the largest and most
complete assortment of
oFfICR AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, BEDDING, SHADES, &c &c
To be found In any establishments in the country.
In adopting he ne,v ,n,,, ,,,n,,,,,
have made reduction on ali my GOODS OF from o
to per cent. below the usual prices. Having about
one hRSar rcd rooms earpeted, and fitted up with
PARLoR FURNITURE,
consisting OF Broeatelle. Velvet, Plush, Reps, and
hegany Oak and Cottage suits, take pleasure In In
ynS my Pa,trons friends and he pp6c sensynly
with those OF any other house in the United States
W. b. MOSES,
Avenue House,
dec3l-lw Corner Seventh and Market Space.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

PnRRsoLoGIsrs aver, that some are deficient In the
faculty Of remembering numbers, but where interest
prompts natural defects may be overeomp, and We
think It to the interest Of all to remember that at 6ls
Seventh street. gentleman can get fashionable Hal
or good pair Of Boots very reasonable terms. oui
stock Of Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes Is varied and
complete. Come and SEQ us, aud don forget the
Dor, 5s Seventh street, opposite Intelgencer build
ing. J. T. PETTY d 90. GO