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MO RKMi Q . a ' 4 N k ) i
i otig 4f t 'thhdei hs through
E4)eno ie gftsrig e # .e00ly havd been
_, #ilek utbi ,sshu l, iiint the tomb, to
.. d' lthever true, and place
S Soroting as the harmless,
Ohe t . 4hO'vU pedrformoed nothing to be
fe r easthale a noisy praise for them;
veIti njuied no mse and thus have
hu.st eill negatively good. The
w ord, only meagi that one should
.< !Mttishle to the dead; that our personal
gesoetments should die with them; that the
g$4 eshoud shield them from such injustices
swere done them wiOle Jive and as they can
nm.ne ,anonl or radras when dead.
A iusy w m astn, eins eed, in old times, is
ltd to blie praetioed an institution quite op
. ptt to that of the adage, as some will have it
...m I the aneient Egyptians are reputed to
have made it their onstom always to hold a
=:ieaietourt over the dead and when each
-fit'sraee was run, to have satin judgment
:hi and decided upon his preoise ,mtrits.
. aiber kings, not less than the rest, were thus
te at the bar; thvoioe of their fatterers was
:alletsoed; and if. the monstahihid never heard
truth before, it reached him in the house of
death. Probably these seqteaces on the de
esased were inseribed on their tombs; and the
dread of theesetera derees, thus registered in
stone abovmi s, could hardly fail to be a ter
ro d that t oe many ill actions. We
'eaot is tht the modern improvement upon
taite o~Kl ege-the improvement of having
beaitsdr wdo. s orstonenutters to. P form this
. *' itike of judging the .arted--ha
rot of any great advantage to truth or to
uteeals. For, "to lie like an epitaph" has be
some *sort of proverb.
'.o. accomplish, then, what the Egyptian
" juidgment of the dead" originally effected, and
i 'remedy those affectionate or charitable or
merelary falsehoods, which overspread grave
yards and create for folks arriving there, in
tiat'ocach which is the last they ride in, a thou
.and virtues that frst budded with the cypress
above thes, History was inveuted that shoulI
ever tell the trth, and, whenever-men's names
w a'esi&aopot enough to be by her mentioned
at alto; hand them down, in a sort of monu
e `i.stfi sore lasting than those early ones of
stne, wjih an impartial record of just that
:relee or that blame, which, living, they had
Now, the newspaper-though History written
i` ju'ahurry-is, or should be, History still. It
should be the day's truth, as far as can be as
:erialned, Seeing that it cannot altogether es.
cape the passion or the error of the day, it must
be charitable, where there is room for charity;
but no more. It is to be, as far as possible, im
partial as History itself; to sit, like it, in judg
sent upon men's actions; to afford to the living
an igbought tribunal, to the dead an unawed
one, and measure out, with an honest hand,
praise or blame, both equally sacred. What
shall claim an exemption from truth ? or what
must they be, in whose behalf it is asked ?
A few days since, referring to two public ao
tors of whom we had fitly spoken, and one of
whomis the property of the newspapers, while
he himself owns others; the other, the property
of History, our neighbor of the Delta said, "The
'~Oscent has a fling at the great dead Calhoun
and the treat livin, Marcv."
Of whom, then, does the Delta intend that
men shall be permitted to speak ? Of neither
the dead nor the living? Or would it have us
datter men like slaves while they exist, and lie
of them like their epitaphs, when they are no
more? Are we of the press to turn only the
universal paneygrists of every one falsely sen
eessful and
Make hble altars breathe
Ambsoial odors aod ambrosal flowers,
Or eer'il olffeings?
As to "flSings," we hold the Spoilsman and the
Disunionist exceedingly fit to be pelted; and
the question, we beg to say to the Delta, is not
whether they have been flung at, but whether
they have been hit?
A D.werooo.osunS VsioR.n.-From a high and
sure source, we learn, and we learn with great
pleasure, that Ex-President Fillmore comes to
our city within some ten days, on a tour to the
South-west, down the Ohio and Mississippi; a
trip of ourioeity only, prompted by the wish to
see thegreat regions of our river, to which he is
yet a stranger. Such being the purposes of his
journey, he will, we hear, desire rather to wan
der at will among us as a private citizen, and
survey the ways, the manners, the society, and
whatever else in the South may be seen withl
pleasure or with advantage by the intelligent
observer, than to be the object of any of those
public attentions which would naturally be
offered him, and which certainly no living per
son that has worn the same civil honors, so well
deserves of all parties, for the rectitude, the
usefulness and the moderation of his entire pub
lic career.
The companion of his journey will be the
Hon. John P. Kennedy, ex-Secretary of the
lavy; a gentleman most honorably distin
guished, not merely in political life, but by lit
erary performances, which are, in the class to
which they belong, those which do most credit
to Southern talent and most justice to Souther.
manners. His "Swa!llow Barn" and " Horse
Shoe Robinson" are tho best of Southern ro
mances; his " Aunals of LittleP iddlington" is
the best of American satires; and his " Life oi
William Wirt" an excellent biography.
Among present visitors to our city, we have
greeted again, on his late return from Havana
Dr. Marshall Hall of London, the distinguished
physician. He is accompanied by his very
clever lady; and they are about to proceed
Northward, by the river.
We have the pleasure of laying before the
public an article from his pen, introductory to
a series, on the drainage of our toPn. What.
ever Dr. Hall will consent to write about, Dr.
Hall understands and will make understood.
We learn that the Hon. Randell Hunt has
been for some days in town; and that-for thi
present, at least-he has not yet added to our
population of beauties that fair inhabitant, yes
terday foretold by our Washington correspon
dent.
On our first page will be found an original
review on Hayden the Painter, by an artist.
LYCo U HALL.-Professor Alex. Dimitry's
next lecture on " Grecian Literature," etc.,
will be delivered on Friday evening. He has
not been able, we understand, to return from
Baton Rouge (where he has been giving the
Legislature, by request, the benefit of his
viewg, on public education) in time to lecture
to-night, as expected.
SUE9Ty COLLEGE, SIUhBYYILLe. Ky.-We
are requested to state that Dr. Guentz, the
President of this flourishing institution, is now
at the St. Charles Hotel, where he may be seen
dailye from 10 to 12, A. a ., and from 3 to 5
o clock, P. Y. All young gentlemen who wish
to enter the new course, either in the Prepo, a.
tory or in the Collegiate Department, or in
tie Scientific School, will do well to inform Dr.
Guenti of their intention, and to prepare for
departure without delay, as he will return to
Ksentuoky within a few days, and will person.
" ly aesompany all such as are ready to start
Ue tb s NatinaIt Lint.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
BATON Rotou, Monday, hMarch 18.-Senate.
The claim of Coffin & Co- against the model
farm ws* defeated.
The House bill, for the improvenm of Bayou
Laeburche, wa ednerred in. "
An actto reclaim the swamp and overflowed
lands, and appropriating three hundred thbu
sand dollars to carry it out, was pssied by its
title.
House.--Mr. Cronan's underground sewer
age bill, and a bill authorising certain parishes
to subscribe to the Vicksburg and Shreveport
Railroad, were laid on the table.
The Senate bill, to tax free persons of color,
for purposes ofeolonisation, was rejected.
The report of oint committee on Banks says:
In the course of examination, your committee
regret to state, that, with the commendable
exception of the Citizens' Bank, they found all
the other chartered banks had overstepped the
hmits prescribed by the second fundamental
ruleof the act of 1842. The report adds, that
it appearst hat specie has been recently ordered
by seieral of the banks to the gross amount of
aLout eight hundred and twenty-five thousand
lollars, and'since the examination, a letter has
been received from the Canal Bank, announc
ing the arrival of four hundred thousand dol
lars in coin. A letter was also received from
the Bank of Louisiana, dated 20th February,
announcing that on that day it was in line four
hundred and thirty-two thousand. These are
cratifying evidences that the banks intend to
place themselves, at an early period, within the
requirements of the State. They speak in the
highest terms of the soundness and suacess of
free banking, and recommend the exemption of
the consolidated bank from the control of the
Board of Currency.
Professor Dimitry lectures to-night.
OHIO RIVER -STEAMBOATS-MARKETS.
CioncrnsATI, March 8.-The river here has
risen three feet during the last twenty-four
hours. Flour is selling at $6 to $6 05 per bhl
with a dull market. Sales of Whisky at 2110
per gallon. Nothing doing in the provision
market.
LouSvtILs.E, March 8.-The river here is
falling, with 7 feet 5 inches water on the falls
and 9 feet 7 inches in the Canal. The steam
boats Mary Hunt and Buckeye have departed
for New Orleans.
FLOOD ON THE OHIO RIVER.
LoravilLLE, March 11.-There is a tremen
dous rise in the Ohio, and the lower part of
this city is flooded. The water is now in the
second stories of the houses fronting the levee,
and isstill rising. Much damage has been done
by the flood.
STEAMBOATS.
LOUISVILLE, March 11. -The steamboats
Magnolia, Fanny Smith and Lexington, have
arrived from New Orleans; and the Antelope
and Argyle have departed for that port.
Drainage in New Orleans.
Several years ago I published a little work
entitled "Suggested Works on the Tnames."
Sly attention has therefore been for some time
turned to the important subject of drainage.
this must be my excuse if 1 venture to make a
suggestion respecting the drainage of New Or
leans, than which, I venture to affirm, no city
in the old world or the new requires a perfect
system of drainage more imperatively. It is
only necessary to perambulate its streets and
observe its gutters on each side, to be convinced
of this fact.
The supposed difficulty in the drainage of
New Orleanslies in the fact that the level of its
streets is below that of the water in the river.
But in reality this constitutes no difficulty. All
that is necessary is to raise the water of the
Mississippi at the Southern extremity of the
city in an upright iron shaft, and to allow this
water to flow through iron pipes distributed
through the city into the river at its Northern
part. With these horizontal pipes an upright
pipe from each dwellidg must communicate. It
will be observed that the first and principal
shaft, and the pipes from each house, will empty
themselAes into the horizontal pipes and even
tually into the river with a velocity proportion
ate to their height, and the city will be drained.
It will only remain to remove all surface matter
in the usual manner of large cities.
The fall of the water and drainage of each
house may be aided by common pumps.
There is nothing complicated or expensive in
this plan beyond that which obtains in London
and every large city in England, whilst the
amotives to effect a perfect drainage are many
times greater in New Orleans than in any of
these, visited as it is by that epidemic scourge,
the yellow fever, besides the cholera and its own
endemic intermittents.
If a perfect drainage were accomplished, a
great part of the population of New Orleans,
who now feel it incumbent on them to leave the
city during the unhealthy season, might re
main, grea ly to the advantage of every in
terest; whilst many a family would be pre
served from the depths of mourning.
I may possibly enter into some details rela
tive to this question hereafter. It is enough for
the present to have shown in how simple a man
ner a perfect drainage of the city of New Or
leans may be accomplished.
MascAtA. lHAI.1..
St. Charles, March 18, 1854.
ANOtiH.R STEAMBOAT DISASTER- Forty or
F'ifty Lives Loat.-We were informed last even
ing, by the politeness of Mr. D. B. Price, clerk
of the steamer Catherine Hays, of the destruc
tion by fire, on the 6th inst., of the Memphis
and White river packet Caroline. She left
Memphis about the let, with a heavy cargo and
a large number of passengers emigrating, for
she most part, into Arkansas. Thirty bodies
had been recovered; but more were supposed to
have perished.
STAM1ua oAT McLeato S.u.--We learn from
the offlcers of the steamer Troy, arrived yester
day from Grenada, Miss., that the McLean, with
a large load of cotton, struck a snag a few miles
below Grenada on the 4th inst. and sunk ; the
boat is a total loss. The Troy brought down
about 400 bales of cotton from the wreck, in a
damaged condition.
WoMAi's RittoTS.-M-rs. Frances i). Gage, of
bt. Louis, lectures this evening, at Lyceum Hall,
on Woman's Rights.
Rui'ruocs Cuuotn.-Shertan'o Curative I'li
l rt ',.- xnd t.oilo Rrm100. I , . . , j ii mfnrli ot lld ,,i
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ngc, or .'Ol) Ill. ·lu fr 1 d0111 rr p ire 1 mithlol, .Ib9 sy
Arrival at the Pnrnipal to ....... Hot . March 13.
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Itlay atd ol,.J lIid.*t,"oro. It I II Nuotgomooy J1
Rorkanrd lady F Lrn.)y. E itotooxl. J It lMgdin. 1;
I; iegein. J Powell. -.r+ J IC Por olitH D It
ood ladyo J Mardlsl d thdy. NIt. FI'.l,,r. T C it,..
tcr J DStearlk. )Ires C ,'ur.ori CC Mlurphty. La.
dAIN C LOiUIS IIi1 1......J A Ayiuok. L..; E Teonoi.
La.; N A iotllott. Ia ; H A Ilraolt, .I ; L. ; NiA
NlIlinmtoeo. M ; It eittiett. lMltai; NI 1' h m
clo and Lady. M."t. 0 Wright. No
ARCADEI....S W 1irrruocll, V if-r, H i 0 A Dyonne II
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La; J Olstut. Ark; R II ltombto. 11.lumbio; Jn
itoolltl. M.emlphis: to ICiAdams. IW Noeleod. I,,
TG WViiO,-l.,,d. IKy ; IitB SmithT iI1Swab. Al.k
A Stl-art. J Nalr. J C MIi,.U Ark ; U lonylrri F
ltNoily. Ark 1 SoEairtd, it i Morrie. A Mc.illen,
dri CIheoeo. Ark J C Wotoeik. Ls; J.a 01CCt r,
Phil' W Yuotlol. P0 Cayce. Mno; Johu Ura1110 , Misr
G Gllo.hui .la ; Tino StarN OU
CITY... Turoii. ieF II Qotulte Noiteh,-; C Seoott-.tc
and eon. P oooeiots, Mlire. II itit-el. R l Cooott; -
ham, AIl; D A Mor.hy and mrteino J S Belr. Mi..
S luhoiohie.Jlulto; J I) Tu'CoOi. U Uri,".1,D i iVVt
tar, Ark; R V W'hioho., La; I. Dunoalllo u ; J lt i
aold, La; J T Joal. 01ro Wouhiigtuo, Ark; ill
bury, Arku; A bit . R R'oioo o. (:est ; Thuo Ii
Kie iy, ttio; C ItS.te. N UJ: , U C.tI inJ o Moic,-. It
PFuIl. Mi,11; 0 HRut.At; y hard. Ohio; Oinj 11,u
Ir, Nalohes.
LOST OR MISLAID)-A VAL.UAouL.E FAN, (on
t~ 1h.,gh .fE« nr~ U . , aI,. 01 -" II" ' H.~ I Oh
Lol,.nr wll wuout a avur b} Iuaria: tile aqua *t 1u 37 t amp .tr
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W-C Hnrr Ilu 1.1, l t r , 11.1- .! ·
mhl( J. L. EOF £, Popr rotor.
efle. t end'ip. eao~uI and through adhle of
or City G0 mua itlsset·eeau with the Public Will.
tbe underslined ahereby sol ITY CONVENTION, to
eemble on LAFAYTITTE SQtUAR, on THURSDAY
IEVBNING; Marh 1, ,164 at 6 o'clock, for the pnrpose of
oominating, rsenu rlte or raeTr, anom of out beat and
moot eapable oltesns, to f8i the vArious charter omtee.
J L Carma Wm.CTesTpkins
Pamrle & Brether Sark, Day & Stoaner
Fromasn. Lattlng & Co R Riteharde
T'hose Bider & Co Jno W lounders
Graham & Buokingham ugeoue C Delsry
James Ros L t Onyol
Bolkuap & Lowlher James 0 Grines
Joe 0 Woodruff & Co L Relf
David Hadden Henry L Boyle
Wm L Hazard Wm Masey
Martin, Oweua & Oobb Chas O Maul
Whitehead & Chambher A H Wy
BL&tE LLevy A P Whitr
Joe A Dougherty Theodore J Sayra
11 S Goodrleh Thomas Barno
James Connolly H M eNesll nce
John Palhose Wom Kimball
W H Stone J Jenkins
Joseph Llttlejohn J P Davis
M Walton J H Carter
John Raton R F Nichols
Ja Speakes Th Oarellih
.ohn HaRl A Hwson
P Fattleon GOo A Pack
John Keep, Jr R Grabam
Chas Waterman W H Cook
O N MorrlToS Itaines & Co
W & H Blaokhouse Douglas West
Forguson & O'Dowd John F Wileon
Tho IM Dykers Jas F Caruthers
G W bhaw Thou Junnings
Bernard Meglone John A Lanes
JDunlevie MClark
BernardCohen Henry R Yenas
W A Violett & Co D R Carroll
WC Black Robt Conway
F F Folger & Co Olivers Duboie
Wem Anderson Wom Mish
John A Roberts Chas Huutsp, .
Littlejohn, Moreom & Co J C McLellas
Wm R Morgom Salomoon
Phelp & Bradley N Commandeer
Phil A Shaw Chra Gardner
M J Zonts Eugense Neville
Ilaioes. Norton & Co Wm W Matthewe
Randolph, Gray & Co G W Denton
Jas B Walton L A Finley
Jari H Dudley DORoebuck
J C Slither II T Lonsdale
Sam Lawton Geo C Lawrason
M D St Germaln Geo C tIynoon
C R Raoiley DLResulett
John P Nelson W B Crisp
John M Gould 0 Carey
Jos C Hill T Jeff Smith
Wm H MoLean Tho C HernIon
John S MoIntyre D Bleovenu
Anatote Deley John D Beinl
C 8 Slooomb R Beia
J tH Barrett H Doane
J J Sherwood J Beseadon
J O Burden Benj Florence
H G Stetson A BSuokner
J A Turnell Dr Uhlhorn
W W Thompeon JBWright
Edward C HIanoock Geo Clark
James Mo Counsel John Taylor
John Stroud John Ochglrrleh
J M Wisdom Henory M maooson
Samuel Bell Richard C Alden
G Doane John Williams
L HL Plasoe Henry Plorance
W P Cooverse W 8 Brown
A A Watouon Janes T Daniel
H a Breaa Jar Swiler
J T Baldwin G W Race
Henry T Sherman Tho Haosem
N Brown D M Boeoher
Wm Hart Wm D Smith
Thee Thorn A G Price
A Aplegate J Baumiller
S Morgan A Millsy
M Davis JO Ford
RJ Robeolson Jr W Harding
Wm Chapmasn H D MarshAll
Wm J Key John Mclean
II M Wright Seward Porter
N Taber A II Eldridge
John Gale R Knight
Robert Anderson Wmo Greas Couplanod
Oeo F Porter W H BSangster
JMPloninger W R May
J Houines Seml Davis
H Judd R A Blow
Jo E Baler J Clavier
A F Holmes Cha Barnes
J SWhistman R O Smith
John Oledge F Thomas
L Levy JDaoniel
R EK Rodwood Wom I Carter
T S RidgwaY Jae C Whitasll
T S Miler Wm Fulton
Gro Ii Grief S Loyd
T S Herorman Wm Booant
John T Plaukies W W White
John Morrice John B Lrefe
A Wioteroret C S Todd
Ja M Putolnm Morrison Belcher
T O Sully PF Owen
LL Smith John M Demesrat
PT Philips Geo C Brower
Isaac oThayer J 8 Leool
F outbhmsyd D Busby
A B Clark DBStevenson
A H Ceoas Horace Darby
Alien Hill John Williams
Alfred Kearney John Hemmer
ADelagrare & Co The w Paocker
Mortimer Turner RC Kerr
Daniell Morvieo A T Bennett
E E Parker A G Porter
Alex Baggett Robert Pattison
J N Phillips (Geo B Clough
ltenry Lathrop Geo P CIornell
A C HOartwell P W Beerney
J M Weymouth EdwardThompson
Wom I Ititchen P N Strong
Tthomas Patterson R Mt Rllb
J Vs.o, Jr R S Stuart
C D Rtaney Neloen Arnold
J M Oreroehow L C Dillard
R Combe Aaroo Hart
Wm EDunAon M Arnold
F Kopmn W Hamer
I Edwin Vail S A Trscry
J Jreoen Ilenry Tier
M GriOeam W Williams
oo Woodbury Wilson Youngblood
A Bertel LCragin
J N Laroeo John 0 McLean
T J GoodmAn Wm J Losan
Joebua Mauran llenry Burns
Wm W Herbert R B Ctherwood
J L Jourdan John A CalTdwell
J Bonner L Blllorne
Julian Neville Richard Nugent
John Carroll G Dorrey
J W Ross Aug S Pbelps
P A Lumsdean Jamres Davis
Elijah Peos J A Haggarty
iG Fri,'rson John Colremnn
Alex T Shoals Sam'l S Greeno
E MloFnrlsad John D Marsh
Ira Smith J M Rand
J B Oribble Thos Clark
F Rodewald D Surkett
In M Oummers Franoco Querles
Jobhn M Foster Joahn iKenery
W W Muoson C 11 Hardy
A Choalier JU Creed
A T Randolph C llarrison
Thos Adams G0o Smith
Wm w Mitchell Jobhn F McClelland
SK Ilowell Wm I Toierlo
)D F Mitchell Nath'l O Norlh
Jamos Be.ggs J Bookies
JP l'hpt B L Brselman
Jr It Pleters no Palmer
John S Gaulden liery C Poster
Wm A leecher W R Braselounn
1 m E Clarke A B Watd
1. I Bookoo H ' Muoser
lennlis D Boyle A M Turner
S Horn J R Satith
Jno N Hawthorn J D Dau.ll
AT Piekorell A L Phillips
John 'rnoobuth M English
W L ltooasn Jaune- Moon
erj (Irr BeOj PF Shields
T A IlBrtlctt J V ilopkiuo
Francis Kopmasn llenry I Voe
tio N Truioe Won H Barremore
Jas 8 Scott Price. Walbh & Co
Coorod (aroen Jao w0 Tee.ai
J P Todd C Nrdo
A Addiaon JA Itedon
Jboh Liodo 1, LwPillips
Anod Waikr O J Beer
J A ollie W J (ourtney
RI 1 Cmphell . N Teylor
10 l 1}ameroe John B Oivero
Jl A rolloio SROriggo
II 0I Booker C J Me~Lker
len A Crane (leo w Sizer
, B Cullins Hiram loarit
Dan C Byorly W LAllen
Allorert W E Muit
Rnoe Ilbert A Monttoye
i Jones R lI bmlih
iipD tDncan P iiamee
Wm0 N (root N Willirmson
]iJliuoo, Nortr. Brothbrs k Co
S C Mannoiog W l Thompson
Alrx Ih111 E 01 Wheeler
C A Foroell Androw0 Bull
c s Iuoggn A A roene
00 L J.nklins Jbst Gloipis
E 11 Itloris JCH Wgflelo
Dit M1nraes Gerge~ JIIUt
0l ooiooa,n J 1 ilifford
Alt Mlsrks JIi HDay
ii ' Ohi,-dos R O llart
01001w IloynohLd~ Iery Tbornhlll
II wS mith Wm Ironeir
Augustus Brewer J BCosoer
w CY.osoana aobt A Orronas
Edward Smith L L Lovy
Artormon Ilill IN Msrts
II' il Rtndoil W I Ildgoson
SPFll yooo Wom I! .nlct
TJ Tetolgomomry J Wison
, ioltlrrie 11.l. 0 lole lds
A 11 l'Haeon' s
C W White J FPok tlaworth
Halh MortI W II lobhston
EP Iltrig Roah Ailto
,i WH oiley (Omnorl McCoy
TN l'ole KI Dunblr
J II Palmor AWlinoter
J G Mlassy A Contorot
,\H, Ahoruathy TConorrso
F 'T Olaytpo (Otis Whitney
NOW Oilbrsilh E lleth
Ioaor Oridge II C Itoll
J Il oppard Wl P' Woot
Rio Parloh ]tlMoetgomery
N N Larayette W It ItoRser
A B Josa. WF Praysos
Emilr J lgnon J Herorndea
N, bi Miaije Wolloi Peloroon
J I1 Whitory Robert It Laioniell
C C Thompson J Caoander
Woo II liolomrt Jarksoo Strioger
J tloLaurin 01 Belly
t Judson W P Caonerse
John Lee W A Bartlelt
dre Wiugiirldlb C PAOruente ND
Louti eo lgero o J 0 COpro
Prnok Mlldol, on Wm Cnroll
D0 Parringlon Sam Moore
WDaetis Grrtsnwad &Co
Thot N Hykehr Woo 1rndreroo
Johb Ii ollios il W ilayuolde
John Porrty J B Rilobia
H OC a bin r IheeT
J e V lsilsy DrJe l arland
Theb F Walker mOs . ketman
J 0 Nixes James Prague
C C Latereq A P limpeon
R D Bruse Ch 0O Barkley
J M Feltn Wm Bloomfield en
BSaao A Smith HJ Blaney
Chu L 0 Dupuy L M Meorlt
O Britton .Cr W Studley
L F Roger John H Peyton
C H Alimand K Peyton
A Whiting CaptJame Folsyth
M G Hemmligway James Stockton
John M Colhy ai A Sanrord
Thee A James John R Pike
J T Watts Ridgway & Stephenson
John R Hyde Cha U Noble
John A Mitchell Benj Rodroques
Robert John Thadeus Clark
S Horne Capt 0 A Jenkln s
P F Philips Capt Jerry Osborde
Gee A Hammond James V Llndsay
Robt Paul Howard Smith
Wm Barnes Thee J Coekrili
O H Burroughs A P Chamberlie
Alex Farrier S E Buford
John Dreed Wm Rhodes
C RHoberts C Carpenter
J W Mar David B Willis
Wm B EllB s Bnta Galpin
Jas C Wiugard Nathan F Rime
H Dodge Thos Mie Lanathsan
John Bodley Theeos I Criswell
WPSunsarland J L Forbeg
I Black James Willis
J W Demareet Ed A Hail
J W Davis E C Thayer
Robt M Bradflord Henry Clina
Wm C Dallau Henry Erthe
Heury H Hansell Alex Rattea
AC Weaver DBlsMor
EW ooaoa AiRSands
N D Marvel WmM H LIn
RD Quilling C S Parkham
Richb'd D Woodruffl Theeo C Jenkins
W LJaekson J 11 Whitney
Wm Cooper A H Clarkhe
Vincent Willinas W I1 Cornell
AGrner John V Creeap
J B Harvey John R Cihrone
Wm F Hornbaek Edward Montgomery
Andrew S Kelly A Abbotl
Green Z Davis Wm H Johnson
LWCraig Chas Fergusen
C C Thompson Simeon Vaught
Wm A Funshaw Tilghman & CO
Dan W Smith C Nichols
George J Riohards Wm O Key
Jo. L Pierce H D McGinnis
Sam'l Pierce E F Sehmidt.
John R Phillips R Thornhill
Robert P Farmer Joeeph Wood
Homer Kellogg Joseh Eggleston
Benj Albertson A D Mceauley
J E ckley J M BSrk.
A Warsham J H Oglesby
A E Gnlet M A Fonts
J Oleason Lovestt Walds
Rufls Waples J M Cenvers
R B Johnson H Miller
B Stoekbridgs Elijah Dunbar
E D Bunce FrankLin Merritt
G W Church J D Shut
D P Mitchell J 0 Piersaon
P M Audress John E Byde & Co
G S Annear Thsmas G0 Martin
Alfr d Willis A Fend
W Wiekwars CJWhesler&Co
C W Stewart Wm R Adams
D A Harris Stephen Gay
T W Anderson Thee Alax lcDonald
John Parr The E Canty
L W Chappell W K Chandler m14 It
Louisiana State .tedieat Booiety.
SAn AJjourned MeYting of tohe m orev Society will be held at tbe
edieal College, THIS EVENING, March 14, at IE o'clock, when,
among ether atron, the Rrevied CoAatttionl snd Bye-Laws will ecme
up for Snat action.
A lull meeting of member is nrqueted.
mhI4 Ilp D. MACGIBBON, I. D., R oArdiug Secr.ra,.
Clothing.
FRESH GOODS!
ALFRED MUNROE A CO.,
34 MAGAZINTS71REE7;
Are now in receipt of their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, for
GENTLEMEN, BOYS a.nd CHILDREN. A partial ir llow :
MERINO COATS, OF EVERY STYLE.
ALPACA COATS, ........
LINEN COATS, .... ....
MERINO AND ALPACA PANTALOONS.
LINEN DRILL AND DUCK PANTALOIONS.
EVERY I'ESCRIIPTION OF VESTINGS.
WIYTER LLOTIHING AT .NEARLY COST,
And the larg.et .aortment of CLOTH, FROCK AND DRESS COATS
to be found in any House in New Orlenue.
.... 01.4...
FUlRNISHING GOODS, ae., together with .aull Stock of
INDIA RCBBER GOODS,
Maufactured by the "UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY," for
whom they are the Agents.
F ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE A CO.,
mbH14etp.iW B34M AS Bi4a tr-et,peomr foraRrier,
Todd 5 Co.,
COMMISSION CARPET WAREROOMS,
190 CANAL STREET, TOURO BUILDINGS,
Or Are now o1er, g their immen.e o -k of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRCINELO
THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETINGO,
at nnuIfeBturen' priceB, l we are intrtea d to cln. . .on..i men, t.
0n hand a large and beautilul .rik of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
S t 4 feet widBB ut to euic , ay al.nrItG.I
WALL PAPER ANID TRANSPARENT
AWINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND USILIN CURTAINS. 1hl4 Ilyp
Later StilU.
'Twae abO by JONES, t cl by WRIGHT,
Your frckles all will dlappear,
And heeks fresh hlooming well appear;
No yellow hue will lo)gor laity;
UC it if y wnt to marry.
Your b-auty wdl insure you hop.,
By tea us.. f JONES'S CHEMICAL SOAP i
For it will make every plmpl.anl freck:l slope,
And then, with yA,., .ae cs. p.,
SFor vale by J. WRIGHT CO., Solo Age.nts,
mhA3 lip 151 COkrtreBs treet.
.lttention ! Ladies.
Try JONES'S LILLY WHITE, if you'd ton frir
Wth its wondcrtul qlunlitte. nome ean ,-olparo.
It beLuty ,mprov a, make* the he.,ic luos fine,
Tie callow [ook white, and the whlt. 1-1k sublim..
To be had t the Dpote where all thin.s are pure -
151 CHARTRES STREET-thea you ar sur..
SFr F ale by J. WRIGHT & (', S, ', Agt0ot,
mis st8P 151 Chaflrey .treet,
./'euralgia.
t. Thi. formidable disea.., whicb sema to balm th. skil of
phrb,.lns, yilds ,i. we.gc to Carter's Sp ,nish ,lturr.
Mr. F. t"oyen, formerly of the Astor House, New York, and late
prol rieA r of lthe :xcrllng. HewlB . Richmond, V., I o. t b hundbrels
who bl * bhen cne I svvr. Nixursi in by Carter'. Sp-anhb ,14-tore.
Since I), cre he h to rernnrnlcuId ,t to uunlol or o he rs w . Cr
Ifin gwithnea.rly oar f,,rm of uds.e, wt, tlhe wat woderful
eh 11., it t th1 most ezlrartinnry mroma.ee h hu eter used, and
tie b-'b.iad pur her kIb
""a Sve sd,,,b.,y,,n ms, nther olumn,
LF Solt, ,w"oleal, nll rsetll, lv J WRIGOIHT CO.,
Diarrlit a, Dysenitary, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORBUS.
o IBEACHI'S ANTI.CATHARTIC C IaXTTRE i. ertun., s,,e
prompt nosd fIts]s'Ill rl.I', for t.., nlsre dlrl,,. n.,sl all d,,,I .u el
hke r h.r..ter. elthlr fr children or rduitn. Forxvl. by
.D B. BE 'll,. I)., or:,er of Cher'rs n. Clitum nulase.trets.
By THlOS. RANKIIN, corner of Cunp and Pssl, stre,,.
And by J SY fiS.. r. Consl and Csl ,dlrl' tets . m'h3 , p$t&l,%
Hur d's halo Restorer.
171 whll guante to r oreI a II , Hold I3 3lia wilh my
INFAI.II.E II.HREUISTORER,
to, a sulthiit lo/ eagn~eod unto, and be1 . o.) demnvded until then
HAIR IS I'IUHUH:: .U. Tuo p rpa,.un he" been ,Loro.ghly
tooted, and th rn..itlhra hav ben inch, that I Le~vo t o hralr~t··n I
.,.king the --~ pmlruitiiun It It.. barv eminently lar.rlu In
"[rg the Ha~iir to grow. Ilpn free uae of the RESTORER, Bray or
WhLt Hat ,wll glrly a origmni olor,
FOR THE TOILET
Itline no equall. II. highly perfumed, ad im.,,l l the Imgnnrl of
the moat O ehght'ela Flnwnrr ; it girr· the I,~ a rich, of,, glerre and
healthy appeaane t o l3.lh latidy ay l other nIrtle, . m
cllrl, t, ) to wih tO Pr,.e,( !0 , It~ aint truce. to the tweet.
period of Ilif, yol-ll1 oeer he wiholl,,t th RESTORHER I It. for
Bale by OrrEgilta and Country Mrrrhslo. in all f arts of the Union.
W. C. Hlif(L,, SI·I* Proprttor, Nnx York.
JARV IS A WOODMANN Agent, New Oriran·.
H. I). WOOASDMN, Agelnt, VS,.Sbu,
mFF 9 pTFA4 llr51 W
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company.
CHARLIS RIGGUH, PHoio, n,,
A. (nIi U ERI. H le H H, la
eHEWELL P. JAN V IER, Se,-ry.
Or 7 anieed pUap ly Un ,It tui l prhInipI. of rItnm.ng [o [ho .e
.hIo in.lu, ilh Ih. Ilthan ¢U nnnell nowh-lHUy Uhl
I'Mor'a far MARINE Ei ER dii HIlIE RISKS, on it,. uni 1.vlr
able Ism·.l Ls at 0 ~. 011" ' Co." ."'a·!. mhHI 1,I
B iOURSE OF LECTURES.-REV. S. Bos
ll. ( ,MR, . ou, r four a Ai.UU,,lh. 1 u,. for PPi .P lint
H. Thi aog, the , wllll N.,IEH It CuH, Le, b-.lU Ibo
CI yIni tI *llolyhi l ".U
VIll. o The ilIlyl-lh~iir AHiIUHIIra~n *IIjilhri·LU,,oi
VII Ti Emu,,nn of th, PO,,DCMPol - Hoii iik P RH I
ii. 'PoIe National Rilhl.oru i. Jew. wIi PWluAIRE , nio thA IT
tale of the lha Ocrr f 1, ).rr r I,·c.
IViTha InH-ioU 7 he NorthA en (Ir Ru (IV,) 14ow.5. and be.S
I)«.truct v m weII Lntl of O a Ja*·--one Qfr[le of yuq noel .ln.·og
Y. TI7 l) U.ldy o T th I3 ,U a as " Nl:lli.
Vl. Th. I tinlly f·Ibe a lnnl "d S" d· nr a .hj~ct of IOnpturx 'ta
WII ThO RAN' PregSlo. T le'iS.. andSDownfall of RRT . AN m-Ca
(LI 0.. Tbr.) L1wrr. of thi Ciu, e will be ixllrxred in the Lorg
and (`uaunediouo 9.tholi~l Chttrtl, of Cnmrlndlrt lr.*1. between
lHOi.hteU,,Hd street., (K.,.SIR.'.R hl i KELUd) on TUMlAi
SIEOM iIiUId'l'HUilDAY kVINIIU1 (the Ilh, E w
3.lh i TSuv, 1.K1 i i , U
l$ P.1., L.C,3 and .EUnAsit A The puEVE mnId M.,, allI I--I.
,W.,.U1HH. 35 13.ly i.«, en loiIEd. UIADU.,u dh
W MAUN'S IGHTS- Mids lue. .AIIH D
W t:AQE UISSt.11.1 repe till` no e w th eb ci..l ·
ILA~ W-11' ).f 4.w 011-a, thaLht she wnil g". roml~u 0,
LEC. TI'Khl~e W'omen'. Rph i
I.r~r 1. l~ilenucr f Pilri:rgo m the Social, tiducatiunll end la
dartlin Yarlla, of the 8·111.
Lecture! Yo: illnl and Legal Dlm~hllilin· of W'omao.
Uclu~x a. The R~ct of Ilr~a Silc:·i fiwtrri-,le.· Political anJ Legal
DIurh lilbo, of W, nunn on Saw,«t,.
W Fir~ I...... on WRD.Ya`SDAY EVENING, Mdarch la, atI.Y
CLUM HALL,
Cam" Adm".tt~vc a ...U. Tlrtkt· to he had at the Dearaid at the
Lim.,yg
Ur Dion open at 1 'clnck. obit At
-UNDR1ER S--
M r.-I.; ID riIItr'. L.,, WHISKY;
100 b.-I., R.. rllISKY, slrh P"'(
boo boar. Str CANDLES~, LL «idewnr, Proctor nn.l nnri bl.'a
brand
60 bnrr~t. N'totar 8trninod LARD OIL;
in rar *Suyu C}.,d HAMS B. SDri., J.~ .d TInbrl.d.n
and .a ..... band ;:
N., S..sai. N - SI ANS;
to barrel.F'I.Irh.,' C.F brtfd VYlpor WHISKY, For .I. by
mhl - JOIIEP'I LANDIS Co., I ICo.pi,.l.. ·L
F IFRE CRACKEKS---250boxeaNo.,1 kor
i' d. by AII URIEY~aCO,( NOld Lnr.. mhl{
BUOTTER ANDCHEESE--100 paokages, as
·wrt· .. r..rr·!.br A ~a~ t
pblw (lid Inc..,
hKB DALLB, W P ...M Vw Il..-.
.. : "g. Irr C k u1 ..I ,h. SBtyB.y.B
Wrtia m k. .c. pIouu ta1/M fo as itger e ttl m
Oran iah'. rho mail. itrq Wt aµý.Md Ina et pe~rt of W
*B.ytayud.lyy...yyyaiy. It** µatmboab W oa /B hr BBAblppB
a tL. 4ibyyuyl.., -- I. Itea . ..yya lyyd yy y to Lhe Wt ; ad,
bybh.r y, A.By pdb a Lb.ced . lat . tnA the Pbt_.M
b b tbAgent oflb h.Bre .M..b... chblalre, bysyyh. thb th Ab t
or. ay ne cooton eah R o oared representnlunl ren made to
theP..-l t y- OB.yyay, but by,.. BMIb *I p bA fn weh" bbtb l h
.nea.d ttolwslic, took Wro nly "flur thle last Peailisntlµnl elrliuo.
Bytut tht , are a ttla cambarll 1l yyb pt. By,. brhbck , now
yylygthrotraend indusytryy thy city odl the bouvtry It ha
4i.Ayd fI Iyb. by...,yth I"yyablanlbtar by a, yd yl sI. lbie
ltbL.l11o yIyblblI.bllbyldyyfdl. blbdbent ynto po l of aylib
.tiagwl p ynyrullv· admi.illrtlloo avJ in recent Mlrotlw .f yar
*Ir..a I',.l yyyty,, by yIf~yyiyg yoyyyIr.l *yt bbyb*tmi.
ThI..bLykI.Iwiyb.Itya g of ay y pytb lt-IBbmcy, labdy
who board every ltl ,boa, us anvil, nod un·*p IoW hie ponrwlov
vary I.s' yoyyd oyboard. e, ,hlbitt atby rmea.O the Itb el
dndol.E, bnautog ov it. rasa a .a,·t of g10 flos for ·..rgI lat ter h
beld fyyy him,. .yd yy..tb yuy.b in the Uy Ii, yiyed Court. y tybis
.·aose I1ambonbarednpri~e oiletten, nto ollo. mat~rld it~r··
ythin by., the yb.. n a. d y r.,I retory I's, ilyt. .nd fit yyy
tbh city, byt IyyylyioIoybbo the weIare. alltrhe pn.r ob yA. yin tol
hbe lette., bth o the tboy . lly well a. in the Ihy. Thbe prbbpt e
Iyy.yy ofthyyllIytty.y b.eIyyt h} net of t of the asiyy y of
lil picle., thbalt r..yylad tenyyompyll.b.d yy y. hoblur it.,b*.
rivalyf tbhe Doi, t . ybanow owls yyieliht. But insLted ylfyyyromyt
devnry of the lI it.. by a clerk of the bus~t, that . era ! it... arer
epea o a deoetion, µt the pleaonr of the ggbbot·I th Post-u~ks
dud Iba tIhyy reach the Pnot Bin. beyyye LI.Ab1 tbh delay. tui
yIdbr.lW au fedbyytnytioayy d m.bjnyt taw.it berbg cy.lWb for (
the proper Aouo far dnlirtry. Suchr delayo oln roovrrt the most "e
luyyyy rommyrayyIy,.yyyyt to Il bytter yhn blanYy paper, wbhLtbsy
reach the o.noa t lhomthey ars ·dre...a L The ~ust inthe m..n
b'blmly ,.our 9.... or the ...,. so rbyl l , d by the dlay that sbip
mnt bgyr,,..imyplylyfy These lehtryiy. .M yry,~y,, atnly y to.j to
ergo W eat µ.o fto tr arm, the ity. gooey of titan aotri order.
fnr pyltyiy,.u and county .,lore p uplyyy., yiytera. dry -yydoI, ob
Iyl, lurnityre y.ardyy ru, dryg, are. SYuh t i iy pory..l' of 'hals
1"tcrrn Omerea nt·st· often round to for the rerspt on of a n.,gw let
letter lmula llnoter u, t Ior keep.,; but Ihnle I·eU eilula· a
th y.. i .bllye yydl da yyb. of it. Poyt-,yyyyti .y., ..Va I the 'It"
yonhl y.;- pi .l . the planty y , or the [v str y y..lw y , of the or.
ybeed yupyiy,,y iyW.lyy hy the frglht.,. l the ibd.l.ytryl
treed. of n, citly f( t cantorar nnd the alas, hbirl! ruotitolt he pu
TIeii is no ,noe for yyes Iyttyr se·.ry.iby the orohiby Adrby 6'd
of'" prtvyy to pang. ax I....y tyb Wby. y itb thy United 9` a.
yya!ISb.byaa .. a Ibrmb..b. bcyyrgy pnrlayy, yyd, indeed, Lyhos
tnunr belong Lo Lhu boae alldi [ tbir pntrovr 'The Act o( U two,
lain.. miy en faJn me nerd -oll e-elto Art gip dclw n the river
end the trip balck .bytienteb· j ybyg, TbyAfur y Ink rr .log
urdarote frreight barkr "ý armlet nrgoo" o the vo .age, It athae
fright and pbs.ybtw ?'y.ti wbhh tarty bletrbytr b , do our Iy. .u
aIyblwd po e..n .. with n..United yyy Ib.5 ., dyr yynb y., on
W i~ Irtrliularies which a r eally mall beats. oMna r.~a
fight n1µ for IbyGbr .. '.b I,. reeve y y an Unbr.. Sb · muh in
the Ssbutbyy.; bt, yyltbh he...eydiybbn 1111" 11a ...e.yy , end the
Mehb. .btl, ,IyyB yy,.yere y. mal Iv.. lyyi. prorly .o called, iy
the whole of t'a 8olllbwsl Portia~ of ern Uniw u n [ht bead ,emn
let. l e rawo for thana dutly eeiluro, of wmltimee from mare then
..hey,.b...mboybybrtyl. in n day.
A~rorsatk"Ilt~s, W. Is crtaily ou oafeuoat quottion Anyudr
hbab ha tic. d Lbe Agent lbI . Py r.yffyu rbrt k .i.r y d.
.4 Ie I. wit y l yye y .nn Iyrom ymlyt to t.emboat, tad iyyyy.
byrb.,yb honatark,tyy,.yA.mooa, sbhoud .,onpe, but would rt
blbim, bolw l sI
Tyy.Ihyn By " *Iy. l tat manyy y yls r fryruin .".Isyy . y.ydr of of
cnyfIsln Wtrgiblar peholul yIabI i.vonrr; beside.,yyr p llu a ry
.one (lrgatteu, parlsularly when the mllfortone mlght ne a mnwhatl
rap et 61 y ·Ilblrgunt carr··onllanol. X t Wa, 1one luirainr let
ter et irrr , fbyy.ty eyiu irbho tyyy proof, yyw rn rt the Inner
to the baud. ofbye Agyyl yy the Poety. Byyr, y yo farther. The Iyttr
y ertbrbed y ban y mob·" iut.b d tacked.dly'. Tbe pbrrlbr.l
Snitb dyyleu I ,. eacyryry but. by bhe It ..yopyyyyyl, yyarbInr
aod etplixa At ft nip el ommlnar al fir. kw! many ur hnl eod ;2'l
.a not-we fm a n gr·s F. cuul w hy [he letter to Samurl Hens, Eeg,
tol out rent- adI Whywee his r ymittance ,,.ykayI.dgyI, V
Toove reyaatod LqUUIII· cread a perple.xit, yomyned biyb.
yy.y act-. ofow bIrmportays.
yB. th.,yyyyyyyr yitouy I1, to y ,rioy iii, y.lti.b iota thl rir.
yrbytray,.. Ihr yyyyyy. Syyuyyeylyyd to it. La.y bryirb by Sx"
warll Hunt, Esq.y(rEasRt yxyyaln, bee had pyoIed itywithyhye.bb .,
at Pun Hy dry,, Ityey. Bndly, Slabughe CC., I, Iyy.yyd by O).ky
t Bxyyk~y-, NywyOrlon.ly. Tb., iy, bydIly. Slaughthr ., rC
roll. yw yybbrI B pierd enhrhy.r, the 191 November tary, s.
woro, y letwr, and m~rrkn 1". rv the eels of V. lerk of 4 the t~utm
bat P.F.Krunbyll. Wit- enllll on, one of the rbllky "y thaT beay
toe. olsuc i a money lyys, and myk.ed ad d.yrlibyd. He had re
,lby bytram th hulk *yiWyb.y., hesn *exrl btr the Ag.et of thb
Part-y1,y y the rryl oyr b boat .1 tA. Lre... Tb. yI.yb hb I
rllv xdoy.·d ther plan in year het-o~m ce, [,. delayer .. ,any or
*rrl Iby.td, blpybyiyycbypt. It w,.a ~ppy elre tlr u
yellybrf that boyuty,,ybyry t.yyr wpydop. n yyy y r Pry.roBlyyyr.. b.
Wrbb·-belb r c.tplyfor 1y1y.dyp.Lyy oyy y Iet' Ir. In .y
Durex lbs, pbylbylyrly, hbd tbhis Inner m ·yy brew de..dlreyd, by the
ib, wth the..lb...id I tr., no iLryy ofyit yould .blly, wdylyr. ltyr
yyrytlyhl lo inny bt .1-yb-.1. y ofteny, I .yryy,,.yj.yyy of Li
.}e) Then emse handled. at lea ao.l· ofclams mu dc i at...[. k,.
rhic6 d·Lnl·, perhaps had uo morn jultio. nr egulg tbn -.6i' be
the claim r(8xma, Hour, Esq., for ': d m~it lux hi lose, rul m+
tram of the Ott sing latter l lrnrd Many ouch elam l itn I ru h·
quentlyJ ettleJ Ll Ilnambnal otn~rrr and owner[, W ithernnruoldtru
YI c" W( chenah gt d foaling. with their paen, ran o e
....bW t,·, t 1, on~giva of Inch, a·t .III trne, rlhheoo Wo yon
Ty my pr.say by tyhe dydyyy of yeyurye.vie ;
Received .luerb by I...... fryy y: t y . P. F.by lmbnll
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-be h14 r th anther letter. wer or -. a o dherll s Lor i,
yby. nn gu.yy y. i y ad It.., 1, -..,h .rising B ~m th.e . . . i
,vg .rbhick . Iyhb..yf. m";, e .trl.l t ABraof Ukr Ilxnkinn.
Although mv: ked t1U, Na" .I rar w e Wrr. r u rnrnrd , be 1 /16
In ..rot..Lee' nd ge5 n a right draft, tv king together 1400U, a
mayke oit e I r .r draw. by 1Db F. LudonAybyyPO.
b..t -lyb y,,lyyyyy by yyynl Hunt y y EIl.
Yeahyv rycb r rnd ty.y,,y, y1y0..,yi , ou.ty; buyt hoy. I-tfnly
tlhb Pr.bli-lowbyhu yyyyIyyn order to, crtybn the Iayrrnyyyby r hodlber
orthle dot y Lyr oyb,-yyy maygusy'y pre ..ybd foyr pn .byyr y
But,. tr, tt ie cwt [be detnnll rn nF Ih ax ands, rr ltlerd tWln .t!.
In , of th e whet- sum or mTL rr, rblob. equal. On Pee' ,Hirt ehackla on
In. b....... oflny fi, . Te Ia. of Own is a val sm all roeudllra Iim,
m yrred to t~n rnuy t. an, lujilg~ d Iiolr· by t) yyr, bIq.
let I ash .ref re-lol of el~suboaia n theb r orryuanl dale}., U.
ay r.bW to the Poa mryp. y. le y and P yy .ybylc y r b y b ,1
1 ten fid re 1·* A rt of Cnngree- -µn,,nll lrh on other at the
.llad Ag I of the Poet .Hlyr. Andy I oar yy syyy!dyyyyypr.
Inulgaaolrl m fl e .e w ol·. 11, W +[ t at ( Goib Lb .:.Um(.r wee I1.1
bydyr prbn yy·rrol. bbhye i m b.bre fy
t yat yyur ufyira, y d ally Ire bynrtnn l , e a ,*l* 4 y brutr aG t'wilI
bt ylyyl.y. yy..,yun er iny pa.y o , t.he ,flb a that b abyin
oat ace-iouallv 611. TtI, I.;d tro·d I the rhsm l · n not rrt~~w.
yo, ml :. t.ow b rvrmetfs k I bo.ndr:luxl dluring Irrerrl eunr..l re mlli- ul..nr. alto W.." wase
Nruold re walirt to rh..uauou prrileaple, o, i rev wrould be lmll
Th.~t Iyy *yy
rd· another mulunre of I e Y arnr of Ura"
Fyylybra yyyynd-1,"rrh nn tfl-e by Irrr , ys bt ofb
,o-y e,yl d y,. ryh 0. rr e:.: ,. y, r, ,,y y rytryr uI- hs
rte tyranny xl' anrrn t deal ·:ia n, when th LlhZr"r f ,h. 1 rori, oar n
not lllolr d, a nt rhrmr, Iblr r~li l.rlm. by themoi~n of a Ur spot,
of .law Ihrlllul andi pan r, tllouamady of r e la~llu s, ul uriv~t. ,n
dlilry o mlly we a c rlfl-d. X;L, II : aetr, the e rirtt.
rbyyy. ryliy d rhb.ri.yl undy r ryyryr oyyly I's . ranyfi y
iha peoyle snd nn the Property l: Ir }.n ilui i Iisl by forh I·11.r w,
.. d boIrd yyyy. any rl -dyyrbyy.ra. eyayingyr,,yyybrxt.
Yybblt' ybyuld ybr yyyyye yyIybyIyyy.,y " . byyyyyy-,yybdyn In fayyyyd yy
this s uryl,"e r , n " e U Il i ni.S mihVodl , iha booth wra.LI be l
other u note. of mil r n !e.~r·. Such rld Ll fa Lnntrr th tarL
.at:..~i tbe paym at of U~ulrd Siatla sag per rentli. lwnd.. II? lr
r,.r lu Vxr nest,. prermiuu. Th. wrent ul rlrlarity n( the 3 Slah ctrl
e1·111, ia r an I alwooly frU I) I , . G t hr I'nilrd ··1*·. anJ e,·r r r ulll
,iI~rl~lr tlae run A rbrn rg yul ,arl . yyy ,by y byy
r Im1·l g," at r 1. ill ra h, ii. · .;lr l· , nuýr n·l larr ly. ·dn m ur I
,be [sae m boo It Tha ''lt 41 11 wa ýr , .I. ;I, I nuev , urr, y, end I. !(nl w,
8aurnnl u t ;L Irililu an -uu " :,m the· merle, ,yha h h oe twee her, q
forayyyy, yye by b Sr nkmg p iv Ji-., ··o Inml leer-n and ii.i:r
Plivtrll rsnltl nlln·,t ,tmu. Surh :~~r oo I-tter. ere no b t .- . o..Itoid."tmpt"rr utll-ynlmya~V
pory iyrelf, e", yytlr r ey.y rl Ir. P. .y ybe d..rr .yyrytyyyy ,. L o bl
o s ·~a li'lrt. , III, f:= Lrlrliu~uu ul·, t oft e ar a a btb-r
thann Iu uvswl fnr !il ~ibri, iu nitat.i Vnvm~e eulrrpnw". ,I IrviXB ·
,mli p [Y."La ·ftrllll l r
k'r xr 1 . rLJlll , 7uu . serirlk fur a fr·oelnt nr p.......r h.,·t
bnu ý o ýiI ýt !,nutlu, and ý.r ·1 a L.1", II nni hln", ývr. th· n gul·. rrll
-nt L7 b Lil boat, Ilu , xii bne·.r thus cent et el. tlal. ·1 t:.
lihr dtlAlý ".y of .t..rr In thI mterlr a beat rat, m.kn Lwo or tl.re"
"rvs of throe huudrnd mt ,'= boanre " Ielet,.ren co L." deerd I o~m,.- :'
t · L'ut S:.f .a only nalf that Irital nce Irnm tho city. A Ictlttr n, a
l·,.nvt ,.,,., e",t Oria,1 ',,. cat , .,nnily n rtah I' d.+t =a", aio e" ,,
e r a [ttIr front t ya eii t, d rua )i Perrs or L«-do,.
e7b'le. et tnllc'a eg~zhlblt ithe prep:,e~erona pr tenslion. 01 -al
rout., and mrll rnlexurrell litlh SuutnwrL[, anl, tile lotb. caua fur
th:LL tro.ere.nr, whblh, "I totliy i: erxehly eue od«1 b}) Lh· Lt re'ny
Snl opd p-a, ou t!;r 13nulh GOrerýlln:"t : tih, ploph): of It. Av;n.l
r cso cuunre. m '?r.
tl' I',,u to Ice Lpn .y.]. i b)y, l.ln a P. M. 1;--rl l)ulit Lao applou,,
tya·rll"g lin £.lnlp.rn Mnl fttmn We.Frir, tnlltJv .trruJ al.,ur
dhlre I., ra. wt n 16 11.·' < ,1 or two :I rye, ,n mdmrth, e.nl . +re
th :+.t+,rlr prr nnu o t, thb. [kPa:ioparttmrtl in the hurgkrl ntlro.d
:nOlt ur::"| H Iiu Ci,.tl g a nd( v'o~th (i. lnt,l rv .o r~ im nnr n .r ne Tio h..
p,,bln ,.+ it no I-uan. r"ýspy,,,, to ,t+ Inaubrt,.e ,r runpalat of t1,, rnfis IL
o , mhr". t: ¢,i,e s[i+ n it..d }ti vr, twexrry u al I bgm r dd 1re•
tLrr, +t ell poert+, nigh er.l d d 1, Yt e to l al ruts e, 'rotghl.
hlue I allt 1 aIalve" ,L eLtt (iu+ nirmnnt h ,rýll " lo+ luly ·trn.r ll'
the ,vllle. C,.Ua ltrr. l l[ In .r S ,lthwqt .rC .. muvhlJ nnl:rni ir
un Bo-ton, or arny i:,» mo Newn Engl:ld, " thait v-'nrity it delirv 11b7
f,,,. Vr (),. ,+oma "br.. p, : o1, ,f the n't. E g ana S.-eta+
wellnlr "ir thn+, blcr,-t t'I<, wealdl/ ,.l dI by• m(ra.ezpedh u
,',vornynn . f Lh th. o Li r w ilfr, red tnd zrlnudll I {iIv ;L lIer
' ýi w r lýn .Hl++r3+ t I "n ,l i Tnoi. ane enuilta.· , and wor hL
tirnmua~on or t +,r 1«ter, .,i6lnwnr..
'I ha Ernatrrrn enlra xe lot to eraluv, v t- be ite rant of the .adrm
t uvatlt,> A pediu"ulm mle. A Barwln oe.papnpo rd,r wunlr pot o"
ti ulm lnlofn tqls t th o wr England• r. rn ,ho Sn,l Uwealt, if the
ppet+r" w, r.. I :, , na they now ern, a nloth r thm e ti t I, n+.r h
Gu,[nrtaonttl) f"r thu 1ou1h1.e,, the ire +u a nny o' Ititiuoe
who NLok far fa sur. pr·mInIIeor7o the Norlh+ T7'II, aylr pp I Ihro
alnh npatb , Ihnviypr.,,llau nrt~"twna rad -Intuv, ai"-lTee, whloet at
the South, whu h., ,f trly were In Ib, lNorth yr 6Lu"l:ro 'putb"ýer otI.
thr xltlrn, ;hny weaLd ,+o: .dnrre in. ehnee tlmt netn onr ,lm o w e,
ter .adet g: omrnt.l, 1"urt,,g Ltrelr rt »Ielrnnn a the Sol• rt'm,7 hnt
an be .unla ett.,l tob, l tio ,r f thdi n .vr nl lu rem orpve;:n l •
nz r north.•n utdud% or. st ln.t h. Ih, ulv. ret , i u aumlnler ltul.
,,n,- I.f my f, rm.l, +re arrl, le I&:iug .I thvlr *t senti, Fotlme- c;n+
u,. 3.IS next Iliw thbn Ian ., e. nhoul~llr to r ueu!dr , .n rld ol r
e f nl+ ,t hmkl.+",tjurov Ini, h, u7!l~
e,,,'I., bray,, "",rnw. i,,z, vo (K orlea~..r,d n ,Jculp. a leandu¢
t,,,m,+ . , y your e&L¢, wl' OliN•, ll [ ," o: ill rtlrrnu the +J , oI r
e'·l L. n lIt eap teatr +irur a Tot .o+ t lti( ul. u ui ltL nt Irlb I -[ r t:1 "
icorraeth+, o(+ nbllmep ad . n, I,h,nm·h+. ImhortP ·IIOI1O the |rLent ivl101·
tni ·,eurtnha Imlrpb.-, n whId h Gover,1nlietlt WI til, [1.r ,1 n .h,
Sota:lbr ta" nllll f. r th,, Itmv bene h~nefit, lboth teer un near, wh.l·
'/. I," eInlr, A by ,r(n· l,prrimalt, ,,f nanlny) or publi. luam+, or
)n, :-, otoh.
'l+,· n f,.w prr +r,,,,. , I h h m ,,, moner It obtrin the ýi,.rrh rn
Iiuah+:i.,r awellu, se ""h r~dab+, rle+ e, 1 rn y'ou I3 Lvr" + Y-.~r
ir, i1,O t i,. t)he p.bne r oull n o .lhnng. rp . lhn i,+ no h I::n ll r I.od
e ,H p + I.r,, J tb. re l worknl 1t w.. y+, who yl, r,.l n +]; '
•iol +G t£r . , Na+,l°J r .h rI+ ttehl:re+ I,n th ten IrL'm your nn R++ i, "d
i] ,h.ttLrpg. ar ne r"ol.e hn etlIrea,,+ t that g ·nr [ o ll n, 0, llir , %
[LIi leg, nerv.+":r, e,.u trig lon'tii 1.I 1Ihn open air o[ thu r olum, ton
ft.. ro t, -a u An~at+, x rnnhli^, (',nlah, in kli,.evipp, iup to tnmt si
.\t,.,,+,, r, y n,:,b em-ls+rF th ' I.,, I,, ,,' ilt r.e . r , , bu[ rnlhm .,+"rr ¢ ,,
rdtt,urzl rhaor+ of p~h ' r,",~, rtIv n Attnnl, and u[tho c nett. r,, t~ -
Inllt. t+l Fllh'c . O( Fl b4)r. i .t,'1', " ill rt'.Klmnl nut a it lnd+ l , , 1nt,,
w llrnr t [het ,alrý voc dernr+(,r py lr,,t oneed 1.t 41.. ixlw " p'rvfnrnn
I li, `e'agr , t w:,r Tbrt lent ir,,,,l' that .,,tvOo) b rnq+Ir,,,nkn ,we+ +,
Sl .htix r,,, .rt~u" fý" t: a b~ný ti , ~ ! Nc U Ir.• ", to uudr,dntk,+ ito
01 tihe rl t t1i,ý I w.rds mm,, In t+nl, n a t1 p,+ :+ t< l !:e. r :E:. oaln ry
P'J+,+re 'iter tna Ind: i rh , rn t ,,f I-. a n :,P,''pt. 7I L It wdil r,'n
d,,r )'ý,,Ir terr,.t i ln,nrmr in ii @o i .il that oft, + .\n gemn rt o he
Po.t omenc, I.r I,h. rn~uebr',,,hr n e :ILr,w rl wt, w anr.e+ yeor
«"ýJ]t aeonr, and Ih~ lieuir onf ,tw.] ,'al o ., Co g.ell for nuý.,ey" or !sir
L+,,I od, not f r n rtlnl ,si Ir,+an,. Lut rot the wlý:h, ,n+ult,) m; Ini+d, lor
:hen 1: Ire w rl. l, in tte bLnnli~e n. v ,y h al e ,.opll I ,,v d nell uat re)4
! ": th. olp ,lllwotm +ll, tn I tf r u Lou".n n t 1" ,(+• o" il- Uthe niu .
nt;;an· YnnrT r.lnnLIntn,.r.,nlLn(
.1,lIt S W.OAKEYr
( 10DFISH-400 qr. boxes and 20 drums,
- u PIn,, or. lo by I.II, 5srCi a'C
.UAP-1000 boxes N-ew York and Boston,
vab o nbrada . For salt. b
,, ht. r .HL. STO ~r k C oU 1e,.iar eh-t.
_. CHIEDAM SCHiNAP'PS-5-00 boxes Wolffis,
Eb., J. A. r lA, Auctivueers, Ap.
m004 " rr ":l y .. 8 For e alk Ar, 1 , Nl CO.)rl , l.P
I"AII 1 AN J--ust received per brig
tr.l rownovllt O e t ,r ,,ct, r tlorl front ai llal-
4U0 MAi ROGANY L' S, 1Nta t Inr,'h e ,lllr. and ironl 10 to 0blci
Iob K, , 1. e , n ryA ,O.,rT or ,,op ot w1od.
Alen.· Ic iwnn SP'ANIShl Cl:I&R. or i.]+ bLv th Lrp or rawed u;,
tm order. ENREY 1' T. Stho.Al itAN
Dnralcr in Clear Wbit. Pifti , Walnat Usk, W , ,n rrv x old xlI kilnds of
'alacy \*, 1iu +il LuinLr. AI{IRIP |)SA AllL J
EE--700 tierc eMes prime less Bee, lnow
-thlaj .II. KE.NNE1 + A CO. Tchop5 , ioni, a at.
SLD MONONGAIIELA WHISKY--14 bbls.
n,olrb S 11. li,'NtEI Y tCO,. 73 Tchoa ,into lt et.
) RIMlE MESS ]BEEF--300 tierees, landing
¢x xteamnr St. Clair, anred Gr eat be
mlr., ý. 1.H. K.EN NEIY _ Cu.,+p.Thnopinoo at. .,.l.
ILBCANS--50 bags New Texas. For sale by
i,. . .l S . I .. KENNEDY A C., 7 , Te.huprnour, ,t.
FLOUR- 300 bbls. St. Louis superfine, land
s I si a Dllr . Chors- . For tle bR
urh s.11 K EN' NR[Y A CO.. .5Thoupiktu ,e ax.
W HIIISKY-40 bbls. Old Monongahela Rye.
For smle by S. H. KENNEDY A& ~.,
In la. + .s "'r F-oaq,,on, a.
14 AFFLE- Rafile of a fine TRorivxo
HORSE,. !ISAS . Si ch~r b+ noo s C ý I
R~dtrd when "11 the hhn lrr. arý" Ir.ku wa P'ld lur. '1'h. . If... eo
to e. and rh'.nn c eru nd at n th,- . Iý e ,,
shl i t, o|{ 1 3: . EI.1.1:)TT, UL :on .treat.
SLC()OIOL- hbTls. to close an Invoice, for
1. ]ow, A. I'ELOORAVE n CO..
mhl : VeKi..e street.
W HISKY-265 bhls. Raw, high proof,
o oond,,g i tm ' o.nmbr.t t'IaoTS. 2 Forl ,,, b9
n~hll J(,Plil'll LAýI)Iti a'l CI., SS TrhollllmolU e
W.HISKY--100 bbls. Fletcher's Extra. For
, .i. b JOSPt1 LANDIS CO.,
m1 •1 Teh~U..y,0l.t ....L
URNTOiUED ROOMS.-Very pleasant rooms
lt., F.no li'I r iot r r.a ntJ*& n. wltl or p thout Ij. , Cenl b
1. rMsl M .Io. 111 Bt. Jova 9trcl o: Yn. FroMnn , dig II
o.r * ( o.
SNOTIOE-Prom d fter this date SIX PER C.NT. INT ER
wT ilbe paid n Monl. I*n In tie Bnk. psyabl. on demsd.
EIGHT PERCENT. INTEREST paid on Mo.y. left fIr.an .peDI
CERTIFICATES OP DEPOSITS huofd.udedd, RCief deLr .mmtr .ues.
untrd Stete..
SHORT lOANS mnde on Undoubted ColaUral. tobl tp
.J. B. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
60 OO~ AMP STREET.. 6O
-r ALWAYS ON WAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW (Enlishad French), MEDICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
lOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKM., CHEAP PUB
LICATIONS, ETC.
BIS STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
l' BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of er..y deSerlption.
L PRINTING AND BOOK-BINDING executed wIth iunu
ad di.peah.
IW AGENT FOR J. T. WHITE'S PRINTING TYPES, ETC.,
AND HOE A CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
mht bL Ip I1R
.MedicCa Books,
CO FOR SALE lY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
105 CANAL ST.EET. 105
NEILL AND SMITH'S COMPKND.
WOOD'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
DIENDENRALL'S VALE MIECUM.
SW TT ON DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
LATHAbl ON AUSCULTATION.
DUNOIESSON'S CYCLOPD.DIA OF pRACTICAL MEDI
CINE, 4 ol.
DUNGLESSON'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
QUAIN AND WILSON'S ANATOMICAL PLATES. 4to.
PANCOSTS OPERATIVE SUROGERY.
MACLISE'S SURGICAL ANATOMY, (folio pl.te.)
MOREAU'S MIDWIFERY, (folio Illustratd.)
SMITH AND HORNE'S ANATOMICAL ATLAS.
.... " L... , ".I... T .1 ....
STANDARD MEDICAL B000K, AT PUBLISHER'S PRICES.
Ltnens ! Linens ! Linens!
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
Nn.18 RCIAI.TRES STREET,.
Have tI re ived[a il.ndid a.ortment of LINEN GOODS, Ei..:
I I ces IRISII LINENS, from 6 to SO per pie".
S .. BRITANNIAS.
9.. Sperfe LOUNG LAWNS.
P .. Supettne PLATILLAS.
O .. Bid'. Ey. DIAPERS,
1 Huckabubk DIAPERS.
4 11-A French Lien SIHEETING.
4 .. IP-Barnly Linen EHENT!NG.
.. PILLOW CAS LINENS.
S.. LINEN TOWEL, blue nd red ordered.
1 HUCKABACK TOWELS.
S .. LINEN NETTINGS. for Bar.
R00 0do... C, HANDK ERCIEFS , om SI to S per do..en.
S e.e. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIIIC, ,or Dro..l.
I 6Jo. FRENr'H LINEN SIIIRTS, all i. and prioe..
.... ". n....
A fine anortment of SPRING AND SUMMER OODS.
All theas LNENG8re of our En IMPORTATION,ad ano
rranted pur. GIQOUEL IAMISON,
mb8 IpO 1 Chartrrk street.
Hair Dye .4gency.
i G I O N, Corn.r ofSlt. Chrl ..nd Cnl...I .1-,re 1. I the
Apgnt for PIALON'S and BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
L' FRESHI INVOICES RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER.
PHALON'S INVIGORATOR, CLIREHUGI1'S AND BARRY'S
TRI[COPHEROUS.
C$ Sold Whoielwtle nd Retail. O GU 10 A' S,
mr9 Atop Corner St. Chnrlrl and Ca l Ir.tt...
ouse Furnishing Store,
73 and 75 CAMP STREET.
an The Skub obnn are aduly rreaiuq gfresh ddatien to their large
QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGIHAM WAVE;
RICA CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLOR and HALL. LAMPS
and GIRONDOLE ;
RICII TEA TRAYS and WAITERS, ao se r ningle ;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARe.;
ENAMELED nd IOL)LOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANISHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DUSTERS;
BRUSH4S, of all k,.,:
PA'ER HANGINGS and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATTING.
WINDOW CORNICCS, CORDS and TASSELS
CURTAIN BANDS and CIURTAIN PINS.
.... ALe ....
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning hlid;
SPERM., LARD wad WHALE OHL.
f111 2.1Pp MIL..LER. IIHARRIS a wAL..
To House-keepers 8
O - The alt n:on of Ct *,s e and Stra.ger vatBing the City, is par
ti-ularly rilGed to the rne o.,ando leAnd k ro
HOCSE-EURNISHIIING GOODS,H
at the etIr of 1th anderlgn.d, which , ra now being uoered st osrh
R. I,. U . PIIt IC F S
m to renllur t greta. to the a nlv.ltg of p urcers to cll and esra
mie A,1n0l. Amnnq their Wornent )iny be fould-
ITCH ECORATED CIISNA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET ETS;
PLAI) WHITE CIHINA, DINING. YE. AND TOILVT VETS;
'IlT AND WHITE CHINAB DINING, TEA ANDTTOILETSETS;
EAATIII:NWVSIIE, IININU, TEA AND TOILETSITS;
AII'C CCUT GLASS HOWILS, PREERVE DSIISHE. DECANT
ERS, ETC., ETC.
RICII CUT ILASS WINHES, TUMBLERS, SALTS, ET-.
SILVER-PLATED CASTORS, WAITERS, CAKEBASKETS;
SILVER-PLATED CANDLESTICKS, SPONS. FORKS, ETC.;
SL.VER-PLATED WAITERS. BOrTIO.E-STANDS, ETC.;
KNIVES S ND FORKS, JAPANNED WAITERS ;
WOIDEN TWARE, TIN WARE;
ANDIIRON, F NDERS,1SHOVELS AND TONGS ;
oOK)KING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AND CHANDELIERS:
HBeid a variety of Articlesd nocery to all HOUSEREEPERS, too
numerous o bI named in a. dhvrti ment.
l. IROWER & CO.,
fLII7 ImD p 11 CTmp et, oppoait th. City Hotel.
Silverware .Wanufactory,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
r The ntn berm have nown hand, adare const tlyre i~ otng
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SILVERWARF,
of thA riehet pA nrwcet lnatteru, kuh u:
'LAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS;
CAKE BASKETS,
PIT'CHERS;
CASTORS;
DECANTER STANDS;
OW.ERO UOXES:
PUNCH BmOWLS:
VEGETABLE DISIlPS
BUTF' R CO LER:
'rUMBLERS;
CANDLESTICKS;
NAPKIN RINGS;s
CUPS.
It addition o our aunl I.rgn Isrock of
FORES; SPOONS;
CRUEBI SCRAPERS; FISII CARVERS;
SUGAi SIFTERS; SOUP LAFIIET
PIE, CAKE, FISII, DE'SEIT ,a FICKLE KSNIVES;
JELLY, P'IESER*EaMd GRAVS SPOONS, rir.
All of whwch are warrnut, d .f
PURE SILVER.
r ForDalebIy IIlYDE & K OODRIOCl,
at their YEW ESTABLISHMENT,
da1S ptnl C..nlU . a ,, yr l rt5y n a .
Linen Cambric Mfandkerch iet'
AND SHIRTS,
AT F. N. MOODY'S.
lINEN CAMIDRIC IHANDKERCHIEFIS, AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, ITADNT IIEIED. Anosier rgel invoice, jat r
crlved , eqal tu lth- Jm+, lt.
II.'LF )OZEN EXCELL&ENT SHIRTS.
F)Ri NINE DOLLARS.
B. N. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET,
Iha47 pt and Exehange 'Pl ce.
Ftbrurary 16, 1854.
STINT.R CIOTHIIN(, AT COST, FOR CA%1.
AFrom thl date we Il offer cAr EtRire Stork of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNIHIIING FOODS ATT HE
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Artcle will be amrked in plhun ligure., from which no devin
tin,, wrl be rde.
Oentsll.W ,pleltsihing their W-rlroha will flnd this .n aeunal
opPrtAnlTty RNO dn ewgith
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST.
wll 55ouf Ilep UNDEIA COIST.lN
ARCY & CONIXO., CO.
febleJptf Ne. 19 Camlp trr et, ppol-( 'ity Hlaoel.
MANorr FACT Iay,
CLOT W IERS,
Corr-CAMIP and COMMON STr., (m.1lr the Clty llotel.)
r H..e ju.t r"r'l.,d, ..d are, no. ol"uing their ual
NhKl¥ d ND SU:PERIOR ASM,0)rTMltENT o P C1 )IT/1Nl;.
Their tLorl otGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOOK)DS bLaingery
large and ampire they rae prepared to fumilh tLhir friead and the
publ .a EAll y with Averya.
ARTICLE OF APPAREL
PERTAAING TO A GENTLE.AN'S WARDROBE.
Be ngconl eanly inreceapt f he steln NOVI.LTIEShyeveryatra -
vel from the North, the- will mamtiei throughout the stnaon a COM.
'LKETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS & WAY,
feICAN, dpt ndAAW r the CITY IHOTEL.
I LOws rst in Fashion.1by
ys THE JULLIEN IHAT,
L'ARCY & CO.,
MAN UFACTUREI,
AND DEALERS IN PANAMA AND STRAW GOODS:
rINOI E.LE AND RAIrdl.
I." AxcrtmeetntRmpleta
fete I"dptf Ne. I CHARTRES STREET.
1 lfats, Caps, etc,
AT WHOLESALE.
E*' Onohendrodsule, HATS, .ompriliuf .gr.tvktl ltk
LKF,f ASBI MERE, IMXICAIINIAVW OLTRIAPALMLgi
',CM PCA. I HtATSl, fo.r i by
1713 3dV FOST AiO. I0 Mh sintetraet.
Boots, Shoes arnd Brogans,
. iortmeal of BOOT8.,SHOS, BR.OGANS, HATS,.;At
it. el.l.a.ppllod ,. llb prim. RUSSIT BROGANS, WOOL
M-XICAN, PALM LEAF,STRAW .aud CAMP*ACHT HATS.,
thl iownld mlktetprlilel,
)ylt Ipd. W ROST A CO.1l0l M.nri. 'i li
--'ASTOR OIL--35 bbls., (A. D. Hays.) For
Seel~. by A. D. (RI[FF & CO.. 40 OdLdve. mh14
EWARK CIDER-100 bbls. For sale by
.l 4 A. D. GRIFFA CO.,40- Old rve.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ORLE
PACK!Tls.-(M!RCfANTRS' LTN.)
This Llnp Ip ompord of ihd rollolloy 11p1· u8 nook~UI
·drlyllnd, i
Berk EMILY NANMEINQ.. . . ......... 1.
rig D.R. BROWN( w.).........
BrIg OSCKOLA I................. ·····......R j,ý
BJ.E ACII..... ............. ...R··,
E. 0. IANMS . "...W........""
;; OOHOE~HA)B~lln ) .." ............... Bruddn.,
GLORGE MANUHAMY,,,.) . Sdd..,
Th3 MhIh.-I. wen i.pb.Ai y for th,.,,....I. III A.
rl.,1 1li II.drPapbluf-W, pnd yI.A.. .,ly R ou ib. hr PAI..
I.stmllo. They An amI o11d bA K,.4ER AIp riTeON 4 ,.p '4:.
WILL thA rlr&r. C
wi wnlryth, Rpllion. Pna wiN~bpn" _ r or _ _ ral
for any 1erlbn, Plrenl. or ppctnpsl Went hy. ar prt uo 6 bart
Ilolcll mnlllr 8illr of Lding pro Lalo or thn ulnt, nud . ,
thpnoo .,1, nM.nl
BBi1CRT. WtLLTA ER K Cn, No. 7A Cpmp rr
fý Amnlp I Podpdpiphip5 BAKKR k III`LTB(/N, No, g
WAnrvtn. kht
.. Benj. Chaundlcr,
COLLECTOR.
NOTES, DILLS, HOUSE RENTS, .1e.,
" (lAO. .1 CORSON t A AISTRONA'S. 09 CRop EEEDI.
mW CMIE.IIun faA, IA IIo . u., nd r.u.
5 RE.f.mII.T.La. T . L , J. Ladis & C.., and Consa,1
~"'LI"1-- -__I.-... - RE SYlnIp
Lanminated Steel Guns.
0r A EplI*dtA ur.R oot of Alh.is .,.S . .tpee. f. GSPS
opsaing. C.'01s ate.Ofths~r .parlor Shooting Proprti..ps.. o
othS., Ae. iptios of Go... will he chII rully s Iown to ,host hhh
to purchase So. 0..
The Ad,.,,A A. A·uthAriessIto ru.C worou. peranonAAdilCt
,ion wh. hav purchRed Gone o /his deIriptiun trIE I him,.
WP or I l., Wholeuleand R* I.5a GUES'
SEES tiA Comer St. Charles Ani Canal .,,.I
Beasutlful Teeth.
W CEATNELLAT'S GOLD MODAL. OPIATE IIKNNNVRICR, a
*pEediyrSmsES ail T.EER ,ad DiDASouiuA from th. TEETH, p,
'konga the same time a deliglhtfully wr~ot nd fragrant Brook, h
lo disAe.Iy remove the El. osi., A roy Ar Toblacc or GSdkiESa
Sarold WholeIle sod RA I, et OA DEN'S,
Imh9 SIp C.,DEr 9. CA11l-1 and Canal .0...
LadI&b" .AurLon.
t !s. PHILLIPS ,sIla.;, , rEll the rlion oI the L.SI..S.
II.7 and its vi ElsE that Ae ho. THES DAY "F*E'sd, t the I 555,
St. Louis aon Royal Eat.IE, LADIES' AlU'. ION, am tAill ff.,.w,
.,ld u...us~oe A- ofFRENCH FANCY Y OES, whicA h510il.
invarlobly to the highest biller.
ThPA. .OE Ione. I. rt c RDICS BDROCADIA SILK MSUSWI
FLOUNCED IIAREAEEE O .D-NONRD JAI ONETS; JO.ANST
otk~r style. of Dr.. Go a · rp U . was D of F150 81
BROIDERI88.
AIn, sFIN PFANS, SILE PASASOT., PORTKDSOFNAIRS,1.,
RESELL COSERD, R aIge rrit yloo riusmen.. -tiro.
... LOr 0 ....
IF A I.,. oassortmesnt E diS imEortsE FANCY AUOYD,ur..
LATE PARE IN CHEEAT IREA TRIEET.
"r Th. .al. rill comm.... d.0y at I I .'.tooknd will eontioeet
N. B.-loopa-* desiriag to .1. Invoies. oIPFo Osd. sill,
well to ..nil thomowlrs. of this pport .itr. (a~rl i
Confectionery and Ice Cream
SAL00 N.
I3 ThRAuh.,.IAr ha..AAes O eySS ,.p d at IE. CASSer of Co
seA C.... l.l.E.,GR.,,en EAEni,,
ICE CREAE 50saLO AND I'YUNECTIOERET,
Ior the euommo etIoA oE i,,.s 5.A. and the Eu' SCA p...lly. II.1V
keep loo.I..Ilp o A h .v"I ,lar. spply of thse : n! 0, "" SEing In
line·aad eolirits a .hen of li · Frtmanp hmeroluf CIkestwd n. h.
aE hiEOld SlanI,s the comer of Royal,.nd SE. Pet.r nn. t..
AE0lE.p VIY'ICSST, C,.ir CES.I 'a.."I'I,5
Verandah hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
This well known e.tabli.hment, h.ang uod. ;*.ompl.ta
pairs, ee., dring the pea ummer. v now open to b' public.w,,
Proprietor,grsteful for p.tfavorn ,would soi tthe .outusoe.ren I.
tame.
In bthe suth. [0o' Lp.Wtf] J. W. OAUNr, dyrur.
Sewelt T. Tyitor,
NO. 15 ROYAL. STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc., etc.
HLR'IIO.SALA AND RETAIL.
I Sae vertlomen t in nnothrc lumn. dig tp
Creme De Bouzy Chanmpayg,
JACQUESSON & FILS BRAND.
An entirely different artiely from the Crme *is BIf-y a( gt,,tr -l.A'
SNOWLANN I.ADO, ISO mE.kI of th.eAI ,.bAl.., ml..r brel,
guart. end I pin, · l will receive, n the - cu!rt* o a Btrw 4.......I
furthr .upply,
Th;· Wine It dreidhdly superior to any other Champo.,tp e mlit·
into thie market, a t. we ollkn n al who hxrr , t J ! CU i ' +.r
& FII. lrand. of vither CREMESDE bROUZY ur FILEUR I L. .ILEICRI
"ati l nn Ln). , cry u.ra[ m rr ,,f t.. Feet Wl NEZ
I.ItO1R.i m t n7. rkCt5'5 i ll f. sold ..........AnobIe ter,, ..
Sptl . e. . TL TAYUIR,t. , i s. i P.y Il tr. t.
To the Ladies.
SA DAM P L A T E N
T '- a n.n t opll t .f-r e r n a.toth, Is ..I b ', w+ ;. r"+, '
the a n v 1- el of the feil al. - K lrtn·ed . 8 a It.J l'P u C tr
WIERfTE. PROFUSC AND PAINFUL ,Iir 'I 0:AT'1,1", "A
TOR'lMEINTC AND CLCEIRATIOIN TF 1Tl w,,li.
Th e rl..,"m ..l,ptd bly ht r ar t w , h. S ,C t tr, : .'
iu n e hT re, of wo rh t, bae ,a ple twllt iN.,n}, rr A t(. o r
t g.pe,-t s,lr .ll lh. raa refcr ta, satitl. h hrln : el,,gth^nth I ,f,.ic
f h r o. ah J. Colx, N. n 6 Camp b r,,,I.
M adam P.,l at. hreli .rlelulzcelr to, thud dr.. $of L.·ii ...t
eanI, "n.nled DA R LS, et e.- r.,.diu.,
_._ 1.41 4 Rllt. .o.eoh Itr,, i.
Sarsaparilla.
TONIC ALTERATIVE EXTRACT OF.
E " Cr "p rSR I.ly by
DR. E J 1COXO,.
No. 95 CAMP STRE ET
. The .t.n'..et ,pr.,'pSA.,, n l,.. i.,,h ,.I d.i.y L..eI f,
CURE OF DISEASETS OF Tl: LIVER E.,l (l.ESRAL DItSA.I
RENr, with LEII.IETY uof the N'OIL. SYSAISI.
16 5 0. I 9
Dlrlgs, ,,ledietlesantd Chemicals,
I)r. E. J. Cox, No. 956 Camp street.
rcR. E. J. COXE'S PIRPARATIONS,.. .PPiA.R ....
n.arly Hfterv ynrr·.nrh by ItLlr IlnrrrLS~ .otrt, qltr. rgn d • . -. "r
ttevurpnrrd i f eg.nlud by any ll d,ls-r o . i. lnod 1u I. North.
f COB IHERN CIUII'l1l SIRUP.
EXTEALT IOF ')PAI'A,.ISIA.A1AP.ILLA ANSI) (1UB1E
AS50nll;AV C'. LA UWI LAEISTI S
CII)I.RRA SYI: 1P AENi PILILS.
POWDER AND OITMIEST FOR TIOE RELIEF ANI. PFr
MAN.S.T CUSRE OS TIlE PILES.
[af" Fin .vin n Urn YI lal a generally, lyr
Dr gs,J?1edUic nes,Perfiunery, t,
0r'rn.« l b.rriS b r o:il . o1.t1u, , l e , ,rr. .
Pmtern, IPhylirienn nn d FPmUlrE to hi w*!I LOrtl.dst,. e . N.L
"prlnr rtl ln . th , .r he a
*. II. Knapp # SP. S. Chandle,
DEN AL SURG EONS,
100 COMMON STRl .:T.
a t(Op .Spo.I, ,* ,* P .o , *t I, CorlA 8P., 1.1 .
hI' prf e NWO.lPu h b g ,inted a, wthraI , Dr. C, nDLE .0 Po, r, ,
o ll periene, Ocnb, tthey 0 at ) e0 all0, h
E Charles E#. S. Ce an
DENTAL DENTISTLS
10B CTON ONT. LOTI,
NEW TORK, LRUISVILLE,
SF. . KNAP h. LA' IOP, An ent,
'ETR,,OI,1 U.sl p .,,,pe 0 Loseet 0005 10,0 All oO.
Rem ed to 9 Cap at hrd dron r ab e the . Snd.
DISCOUNTS ND AANDCPLNES 1ATA
CThrleON OE. T lPOE
fr CC ON O T ,
AND 11ANK OP C0EtMORCe, eOeIteON-o EALe o a IofL
O AND O NTISTPII
(IIEGNGLISH OFRNC. ANL SATEI.IT
loo r innl, . a door r oho nrtmn t. v.0,
twTI ICIA L l'OiO ITran,, In tih b P.1
ON CI PH o T CDWAC H K. ' E HT.O ,.
WLIP" SR AI t i lth r LtrIII r I u old OC , IAP N \ ' .L
LL THRNER OAT A'N'TRIP,
eC DTn OUI L¥ a~l li,iH E A T .. . .A
RSTON, ST.LO ISTS,
NEW YORI, L LOOII VI LLD ,
Te HILADELrEaIS, T :IBON,.eONAT ,
BA ECNg LSOIf N1 RREE NV O BLE~NL FiFALEI,
BOSUROKNT AND JBANING ANTND,
CLAW DERS 10I1 BOCO , Ere.
OrTAIed I .HLAc hES, l Alpi er Ao ECEIPTEw, a
POSTOM 111S0 OLANKS, COTTON PROSEN REEI'TS,
ECUNTIN OII UNET ND. DV0P AEls,
POREIN EIP IO ON ERS' I.L. 'E POT RIN IPS , C I
BILLK ON ECHANG O TIL RPU LIC ARE, Y -
DAND"rsO, RWINK LIosON TUn S,,lw
NOT4D, D0RUSSTGABA ISTST ' Ali'ATI
H .BOL E.IR OF LT DINGi, re II NICI ly U i no',
8N ITUIY f KES, PTUCKY RMEVNE'SE C,1N-IL TIN.
WCIRAPULRS, - ir. AND SD d 1 1-80,.
BALL AND SOIREE INIT ATIONS, BOIIl IN IFOrI, ef
AND BALES, selrcrd from. the H Tarne 11nb k,[ d f hr .... utm.n
. GOLD. IL TUNEVR. RIMON, E.
We Comh ý st-o ut e d e 39 e.o t oukito of e, ll)et,
t ,TOR sCCB 0,0 lEoll T ?1, I NOR. o , "I ININ .
T e COlORED CORDS an0 P rlTU, o l esa, h,,Lod,, ,
SNPOSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSION,::
CFOR IIOWS, STEALOR BOATS, TEAMS' TIP.
IN PLAIN O lrB FlE NERLOR.B.)
Pr Wo HO'B POWER d ROTARI PH1'SK. ld R U I .
L BOOK ANN JO PRINTINGEI-I et o i.
IOOKS, CaOll eOaiou 1n i r hns O01. ,
CATALO GUES, o+USIESS CALLS,
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