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° Gnwisn of Odali~for i, introduced a bill an-,
tith oegeofpeoofthbvalue often
M' xesplution directing
ts°n( iiarit0u kign Relations t-oconsider
morton, of 1loride, sbmlt a resolution
f as O to instisating proceedings to re
M Dakini .,Seoor the sun paid to them
br ,ri Doeka:t P seacola. It seems, from Mr.
DIq {inset s eat, that he contraotors.stipu
ed a Dook L .a should havetheLapa
[ci y ~ofrechlving a ship of 5$00 tons; bt when
t oma q ;of the" ardpropoepe4 to dock the
frob* his, o. 2800tona, they. refused to
the·esperimient,on theground that the
Decpk;,. the Coloda isn it, *ouldnot ioat in
t ceismein nsitrngtsd ·to receive it. The eon
4~ r avejiE d .900,000. Mr. Dakin is
tles :r. : e.fcr: lives in New York. The gov
er ht' ought; never to have resorted to any
cheaper style of Dock than those of stone at
Brooklyn and Portsmouth.
.beHouee refused to adjourn over for a few
days in order to put the halt in summer trim,
but-went inth Committee of the Whole and took
n ithe Deloiemoy bill. A long debate took place
'haon the item adopted'by the Senate of giving
600,000 towards continuing the work for sup
Plying the pityyofWuhington with an abund
ance o n pure water.
'Tha Senate was engaged all day upon theIn
dion bill. CIMorsas.a .
Oo.n [aosm pblmio tad.
'Ononel Oampbeu on Wh ebarrows and
Popular Rights.,
It is not for a plain citizen, like myself, to
engage in a controversy about railroads, with
one who seems to overflow with railroad ideas,
figures, plane, estimated, and financial schemes,
like our eloquent fellow-citizen, the Assistant
Alderman from the Melpomenian District. But,
Mr.:Editor, I have ideas in regard to the ordi
nance now before the Board of Aldermen, which,
as they do not relate to technical matters, I may
not be regarded as over-presumptuous, for pre
senting, in my humble way. The first is, that
being a voter and citizen, and having long
thought with Col, Campbell and Geol. Smith, that
a railroad aeross the Rigolettes, running along
the coast, through the severaldelightful summer
resorte that stud that shore, and connecting our
city with Mobile, and thereby with therailroad
liies that stretch along the Atlantic, I desire to
vote on the question of the corporation sub
coribing to such a work--as the Legislature has
graciousely proiided I shall do. there are B
great many ofmy neighbors who desire to do
lkewise.
Thougl we live in the neighborhood of the
Melpometlgan Depot of the Great Northern Road,
wt are nar ea arrow-minded as not to desire to
see other paris of our city favored with rail
roads, We know that as we inifease the value
of their property, we dilinish ourown taxation.
'We voted for the other two, and we desire to
vote for the third.. Great, then, was my sur
prise to read a speech of Colonel Campbell,
published in the Delta last week, which amounted
po this, that the people should not and ought not
to be permitted to vote on this proposiion to
.subcaribe to the extension of the Pontchartrain
.~ol l; that the people ought not to be trusted in
en.-amatters; that the superior intelligence of
the twenty pr thirty citizens, who are selected
for neat paty caunouses as Representatives in
the City Council, and by the nature of their
eleotion, are endued with a higher degree of in
teligence, than we possess, ought to be per
mitted to preserve us iron our own folly and
madness. It is true that the people may select
their Jepresentative, and thereby may dispose
of the 'whole revenues of the corporation; but
they cannot vte on a proposition to vote
$1,600000 for a railroadwhich they desire.
Perhaps the genilemen of the Council who
take this view may, in exeei'of m6odesty, think
ts= ' loanner in which th, people lias dis
clirsthe first duty, iwa prosfo. thbl inabil
Ity to pe ermthe second, if those gentlemen
were t vqp , hgiving the people the right
to vote'~ s 1, I should certainly thinkt the
argumen.sta~go9 one.
inut Ott; bell, according to the report of
ths)Delta, syl`at he is not a wheelbarrow
(ps*hftpepa $hsqlwsel thioY~s he ia a khole teans)
S bills before t.g.ec
" perceive what die.
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th ntle4cooan j oi ulae~ a qusetion
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$1 ot ni e o te w hat W toe
r i w 'at ac in t h ape w t t
r e, orl s Cotl. O. it conervatisme
a o the" wido6 thpeople of .their riepre
seutathes when they cannot wose on the ques
tli l t tio o ii h ll onservative ou oer
ega net she bll, 'neU by p l djo rtyi ofne
ps tidon is-dead,, aod the people
l ~ liote a gents;e haLeisle ad
frones t ri . Let t s twil. And olonel Ccalls
this' a, 6nservaive provision -a mere veto
pof er ofthepa his exeriot the vetof power So
es ed t.se sLegisounre ll wheat s there
oeerzative, or aslot. 0. defl econservatism,
what corrective have the people of their repre
oeitatives when they cannot vote on the ques
citiiens on to whquestiohhi Conservolidative poer
istobx o the Sed unani
SOpposed to Conoida byo a. maBujority whatof one,
se aitementtl questlon to h the people,
trh ate gtrae~..no tholwuld our cityresoent.
Cpa tingle man may thus deprivena rajrtr of
ive tos d, titisenos of-thee ti of vtiong in
a matter which',the, Legislature hbad exptesoly
refered t them,. Let - us tak ion illuration
of the danger of this exercise of power. Some
years the Legislature directed theunici-'
pal-Councils of this city to take-.the vote of the.
itiens onthe question of Consolidation. he
Councilo, edn the Second Muniipalty s unani
monuly oplcesed to Coisolidation. But what a
mightfoe-item- intt would h net kiodltd-hatdi
errle r t would hae been oegarded,to
if t b itor thoientir opl decisione
Sre lonse done. before
had . : to. wheel thinar te appear
the e tO" Noiew,tters oft ath ae-ptrationel
esimilar? S enthconidence is entertainerely tohe
oang the whed of this enterprise, thoidernd ent;by
those whom the city ill electito represent its
.a At'elpeopleoak in tothe presideny of his rcoin.
p,ýu p Mr. Jasnes S b, mad, it-as clear atif.
teIn sunbeamst te" that the duty of the
Counoil,:;lu regard o acts of thisanature, was a.
more formiality-a ministerial functipon-to di
gept, prepare and.g atiuethe'subject, c-so- to
present I the p16-for their islet decision.
ndg this alldres etoid grne.
n egaitimd toe Gall the other varios obeotirreson
poged byont) . C. tothe orilinane, theyappear
ti'relate to mere matters of administration,
the merilngsurveys, good contracts, &o., which I
believeaueffioet oonfdeuce is entertained by the
community generally in the experienced citi
zens at the heed of this enterprise, aided by
those whom the city will elect to represent its
interests in the directory, to trust to their wis
dpri, fidelity and sagacity.
- All the people ask is tu be permitted by their
Repesentatives to vote oil a simple question of
ttaxiog themselves to aid a great public work.
£AnnouDELxT.
The New Tofk Times (of which paper thelats
11 legitimate Governor" of Hungary is a corres
pondent) says(
We may mention that private letteir from
Governor Kossut speak of the state of affairs
in Europ exceingly favorable to the prod.
peots of W om. Ha has hopes based not only
on the well-known facts of a complication tim
possible to be smoothed over by the legerdemain
of diplomatic conjurers, but also on other
grounds not yet known to the public, though
ikely to suggest hemeelvos to reflecting men.
NEWS OF oIE IlTY.
BamNo TWs EL EarBT.--An inexperienced
young man fromndabama, recently arrived in
our city and naturally desirous of seeing the
"sights," fell into the snares of wicked men
and was sadly " taken in and done for, " before
he was twenty-four hours old in ,this goodly
town of industrious speculators. It appears he
had the fortune to fall in with a person named
Wm. Lyons, a gentleman of prepossessing ap
pearance and mostunexeeptionable deportment,
who obligingly offefi to constitute himself a
masculine sort of oicerone for his new and ver
dant acquaintance, and firstly introduce him
into a circle of society entirely unknown to his
former ignorant experience, and lastly make
hmn acquainted with that most astonishing ani.
mal whose name appears in the caption of this
article. Under these promising auspices the
pair sallied forth and visited several places, the
characters of which are generally considered no
better than they should be, and finally entered
the "' brilliant" Coffee-house, at the corner of
Oustom-house and Franklin streets. Thompson
says that they drank only twice here, and that
he soon after fell asleep, under the influence it
is supposed of some soothing narcotic, like that
which closed the fiery eyelids of Queen Titania,
and caused her to dote upon an ass.
When Mr. Thompson awoke he discovered that
his friend had left him, and that his shoes had
walked away with all the money hehad, ($175)
which he had previously taken the precaution
to stow therein for safe-keeping. The aston
ished Mr. Thompson rubbed his eyes and en
deavored to understand this unaccountable state
of affairs; a ray of light dawned in upon his
wool-gathering cogitations, and picking up the
stout hickory stick which he had brought with
him from Alabama, he proceeded to the police
office of the Second District and laid complaint
Warrants were issued, and the bar-keeper,
Pablo Bals, Patrick Delmore, a cab driver, and
Michael Feely, a well-known thief, were ar
rested and looked up. Thompson's polite friend,
however, has thus far eluded arrest. A bag of
clothing belonging to the victim was found in
the possession of the bar-keeper, some articles
havinzg been taken therefrom. We sincerely
hope the rascals may be dealt with as they de
serve.
FATAL ~ALL.-Capt. A. C. Ihaferell, a man
well known in this city for some years past,died
yesterday in the Charity HospiTal from injuries
received on the night previous by falling from
the second story window of a house at thecorner
of Girod and Philipp streets. It was supposed
that he was endeavoring to make his way out
of the house at the time of the accident, or else
that he fell from the window in a fit of insanity.
An inquest was holden upon the body yesterday
and the following verdict rendered: "Died of
concussion of the brain, caused," as above
stated, " while in a fit of insanity." Deceased
was a native of Ireland and about 36 years of
age.
RECORDER'S COURT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Tom, a slave man, was arraigned before this
Court yesterday on a charge of having stolen a
jug of brandy and then committed an assault
and battery upon the officer who attempted to
arrest him. Tom was sentenced to receive
twenty lashes for his able defence of intemper
ance, and the jug was confiscated for the use
and benefit of the corporation.
The slave man John, who was arrested on
Camp street in woman's apparel,was sent to the
Work-house."
John Ferabush was yesterday discharged from
the accusation of having robbed a man named
Deever of forty dollars.
James Curley, charged with having seriously
injured C. Snqdeker by striking him over the
head with a loaded whip, was placed under bond
Of ..00.to appear for future examination.
Stabbing Case.-An affidavit was made by
3Saj Carter against John Creany for stabbing
ho,:a egband an Saturday last with a bowie
pi itlitmcng a wound wbhih, although not
dangerous, has snce confined Carter
to ihd ld. Cresay was required to give bond
In the sum of $600 for hie appearance on Wed.
i 7, the 7th tof June.
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EVMH and k'1.. VIRGINIA EVANS.
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Hies ^ GR bpsse, W a basis, Jnd'1Smlsith, Jlsew Gs.
4sE,,ifjbfWen4r Rnd chlld, MIss Msnasd, Ti W Dnllap
and lady, Tax y J D larke, D RPerry,OM Wlsbkhse
B btbrSB H Lowe, A P Clvel ad, N¢" Miss
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ase $r10 ly4 2.le. inA 1Radelph, lady', N shijellss
'CITY-It Sltzpatrisb, J W TelboetE W Bodo, V Oald
wIll, sdy Cla d shld, Mim Hasoobk, J f PopeJ N MoOlel
lnd sodladlA Joneslt Howard, ladnd sseilesR D
Wade, T P Hancock, Mrs Jon hurch and d aughter, J .
8,011, H GRPeer le, OflBvne, LR u.)Oan.. HEGaston, W
Mayrem j,$ Tn I1; Oct M 0 (l ey, HI Wanny, Ala ; I
Posterl. R Teas, IsL Rberteso, W C Templeton, Tb,,,
J Caver, NO; W B saffordJAJebtts, TOBostose, A
V Jonse Tenn" Jobhn T Blets, Louse.es t T II Robert
son, art. JkAvant, Miss; M W 'fllambee,.Y" RtD
Brddre ;J L Rudd, COi. J A tnesetl, V Deotreb
'ST, L ITS--B NOrnk, W "Jalessi, Mis W R Lewis,
'A GWaye s ndt, L L srtr Csllfie,,ited,*'o O a or'
ter, U 8A,lBbhobb, La, Isais n,V. xae ; B ijeseesI
ABtCADI,-J O Olbbes, B A BeblagneJOlrentoe, W
D Drowneg t* W Densonse, A W Coie, Wei GblisrJ '#
*reee1P, Texas Pim'i b Cochree, Mes; M Matthews, D
'Itos., J V Sbarp, Dr IBlaik, N WBroob, GE; L BRanle"..
ian; JobneR f larrison, J O Mithebll, J A Mebore, La; J
Goo W BraOley, W A aehis, J Ltttll , iJA OGmeile, W8
LulMis.; JJ esodalfAle.
OAagres fever-CAiUs and ever.
I 'B1 O FERRUGINOUB TONIC I. acrt.io std ,AhlliblI
NtoLedy 'CHILS AND REVERo, CLAGBORE IEVER, end a11
.·Fsou of fldtemltlt typ,. No~hi knotwto 5U.
l3 Foe 1il by . D, BECH; t. D., CheoOdt toC ApothLOy,
eeorr of Chottr.. od CotoC totut sttrt.L o, by THOMAS
Ak 1 00 .0ner of CDo5.p'od POdStU bIr'l. rod b JAMES
ME, somrorr Ciredletand Canalshtretl. my9 6tdpdltW
A.frhtecturai dshd Engineers'
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W OAE SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
105 ea TXEET. 105
DOWNING'S ARCH1t)ECCIEl OF COUNTRY HOUSM-W1h
Designo for Cwt.t, Fram-Hos end Villa, with SO9 UItot..
LOUDON'S ENCYOLOPEDIA OP COTTAGE, FARM AND VIL
LA ARCHITECTURE AND FURNITURE-With over 1,0
DOWNING'S RURAL ARCHITECTURAL AND LANDSCAPE
GARDEOING-Wlth Illoot-tlDOO,
SHIP BUILDING TREATISE ON MARINE AND NAVAL A~.
CHITYECTURE-S-Irrated with S0 Eomoiop--bhy John W.
GrimlYt, lsrtolsod 010.1 A.stt
THONAVAL DRY DOCKS OF T UNITED STATS-With 84
Igrad.p oa steel-By Chsarle B, Stm, aEglo.eero-lChlef of
the U. S. Navy.
LAFSNS'S., FREDOOLD'8, BERGUMCEN'S AND OWEN'S AR
CHITETUB.-- Eoh work oldoM se.panrty.
HENCK'S FELD BOOK--For Ritood E.o.loro.
SCRISNER' ENBGINEERS', CONTRACTORS' and SURVEYORS'
POCKET TABLE-BOOK.
HASWELL'S ENQL ERS' AND MECHANICS' POCKET BOO.
LARDNER OS OT1AN ONGINOB.
OGILLSPIeS MANUAL OF ROAD MAKING.
BYRNE'S LOOARITHMIS.
BORDEN'S SYSTEM O, LOCATING AND CONSTRUCTING
RUAILROADS.
ENGINEERS' DRAFTNG PAPER.
MATHEMATICAL SST RO*ENYT .
mDPhtIp - 105 CANAL STREET.
. R are Chance
FOR GREAT BARGAINS IN
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS.
P3' sELLING OSA LLE 9NTHA COST. .g
STORE TO RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Fa' The loub.onber, ahoot rellAqotling the RFTAIl BrSah'of
their beain., and ooUnoolng the WIOBLESAL ouly, .e now
ooin onot
THEIR ENTIRN RETAIL STOCK AT A GRAT SACRIFICE.
t OREAD T`E PRICFA. .W
CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
A g p .otlOI of .SHIRTS, with LUnn BEom, Colln, et,, for $1f
A Soe article of LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS for S .0 per Hoff Dosn,
which a fully equal t thoee u·..ly Mld for S per hal dfoe.
LINEN SHIRTS, for $ eah. .
FANCY CALICO SHIRTS, from0 o sto $1 0.
SILK UNDERSHRTS, from o7 ans to $5.
COTTON UN DERSHIRTS, from o ont to $1.
I61LK CRAVATS, from o0 ano to $1.
DRAWERS of il klrals-ilk, Cotton, Wool, Marino ed DlI, from
0 0oent. toO per p.ir.
savio b Opr the .argest B nd boet Sleot stook of
FINE FRESH GOODS
lrer ogend in the city of Now Orleane, puroha.r will be w pai
ErDry .rticlo sold fully pgorateed a. repre.eoted, or themoney
ll Goo not sold by he fBrlt of JoTe will be
SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Now i the time to g0t a Choice of the Grat Barpino, at
DANIEL GORREN S C0.'8
my8 SpIlteood S CIAiTRS STREET.n
Creme De louzny Clhampagne,
JACQUESSON & FILS BRAND.
A Antirely different article from th Crme d. Bouy of other brLnd,
te NOW LANDING, 160 hasL' th tah e abnd other dbmndj.
quat and p w, andwill reacilve, i the course of a few y day, sstU
.,th,, .tpply.
This Wine l. deidedly superior to ay other Champagne lmportS.
nto thisb rket, a is well knon by all who have tried JACQUESSO0
SFILSE Band of eitherCREMS DE BOUZY or FLER DE SILLERY.
t Also on hand, my usual aortment of the best WINES an
LIQUORS in the market, which will be sold .en as ra..mble term
any other house in tae city.
i.nl9 ptf aEWELL T. TAYLOR, No. 15Royalsteet.
Gentlemen. Take Joatice.
W .The New Good per "Croceut City"h ve strived at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Caorer Canal street and Exchange Place.
And hi patrons, who have kidly waited for ha
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
cn now select from the eplendid arortmentof
SlIMMER CRAVATS,
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING,
SU.TMER VESTS, SUMMER SLMVSE, and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great ,risty.
MOODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
oan now be hod lowasr r $1 forHalf Doalen, linen booms, et.,
nShirts are mole to order in any style.
- Remember S. N. MOODY'S Address. aplOtptf
h ats-Hats.
-- It'is Idle to an pose that HAT i. a mere covering to keep
o. the oun and rin-it Ia uoble ornament to the head, and it to the fat
what sbhadlng l to the pictur--it is a shield to the medulla obloo sty
the protection of the aanwrium hen. springthe udimmnt. ou cr
B ^ em of ail anr thought. sd.
e r aeiGentlem.en of tasts who wishr sl gem will r at and get oneol
the hs1 HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT lIORE; they are equol
othe Mand HATS from Chartetroet and luch superior in
rte*. DURBERIDGEr & VALLETTE, rt Caopt.,
18 gp0 two doo.mSfrt the Piaytne OOer.
BANKING HOUSE, 61 Omp street.
BOSTON, ST. LOUIS,
NEW YORK, LOUISVILLE,
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI,
BALTIMORE, NASHV.ALU.
SAN SANOIBO0O,
W R1.e sa W.W.r.rd by
AT ..r AEWS. VINLEISI&IO.
dRTRolUGII TO
_ NEW YORK, BOB.
TOEN. BALTIIORE, PHILA ECt P IA and WASv.,0,t
IBy Firs.Cla St ,mer t., St. '.ui, and y RNdrod from St. Louis,
vi C.tclgo, uffalo and Niagara Fail,.
t. Time from at. Louis to New York-ONE DAY AHEAD OF
ANY OTHE6R LINE.
Phe loUewtn- splendid Storlnn will leave for St. Lenin. e.ueetiu
ti the lyebg·a, a ist;·ld i Nor her n Indiana Railroad, fr id)
MI:CHIIAN .................... TUESDAY, M.y So.
JAMES *OB .................. THURSDAY, Jue 1.
SA OIJA ................... TUESDAY, une .,..
ALECK SC TT ................. WSYDNSDA, ,ne .
GEOSOE COLLIER.......... do. Ju..
SULTANA...................... SATURDAY Ju.n 30
-. IStat-Haoma omn ba seured on the above .tenmen, an al. on
r., anlaa rOA.r learing here .or S, Louis, and Through Tiske:. to all
We.tern. Nor-),ir and Ksttrn Cnids. vua Chicago, BuII o and Nin
.,. FPlla n morl, e. be bl ned 6.1 C. NICHOLS Agnt, ,,der the
N. R.-,.penlrn tern reach iyae FPall by this Ime by nisit€
.outr, withot gom¢ thougb CUoana.
' tlo . chkead through from l S Ll.i.
E" Tg.elsan can stop t o.ten - thay pre on thEis rote, and r
. ..t0Wir Jt.,u.y at pi....,. the through tik.,. biogod for the
i," Mor. C. NICHOLS bc.ln only gent n his. tyi, w.ter tbhe gh
tiSl o, th, N',,l_ ,h this l.e ¢n h tbtled. 1 m1Y0 1t
oLA TAn . ....0 hoeal. yoUh ni
DIANO TEACHRNG.-Mr. J. F.
I MLO.L61 .-g .·ie n-ur-d to thl it -
W the purlx0 of arrrmsnntty lortn . mlt
Ibt hilse,IoII--l '|'aeherof hPIANOFORTE ]
! nUITAR. -enFa ,id by th. veot. He ref r. co Y. P.
[ Wetlei., Mu ioS ter. ICt mp+ trL t. smy30 3m
MAY BUTTER.'-100 paekages, various
I7 ,i... .forJl. by A.D GRI0FF A CO.,
y00 40 Old Le.. tr1.L
PICKER, KETCHUPS, &o,-500 boxes, va
riolE bre-U, for tie by A.D. ORIOFF A CO..
my90 400 ld L.ovee ar.
SAISINS.--600 half and quarter boxes J.
Cl.enul., for .l. by A. D. FORUI0 F CO..
2LACKTEA.-200 half cheat Pouchong,
"L. lb A. D. GRIOOM. . 00.,,
-yrO - . Old .·W .tt.
ft A. IDU.-1 barrels. to amse,
D. e~a uc^ir Col
.1 D.0 , W..p A .pSSS , ..B SI.k.:
:X; silk Undeý ilt .,, a tral l op lieuBM t md
Sbo, %. e , a r. . LN.bGMlAno
BsL ahp OYSCph LO
UANA INDI88 RUBBER GOWLR,
c.h to 4 Cedmat B New OA, R .w, whieh wlt olpd at5he
cae iO]. CESTS FOR 0SUMNO DERAON.
I V.MdyCoGloSSd MIb.Al., PlI.t D MSuES NROE & 00., Ri
Line a IU4, A3,,Nl r Dl any PIBO.,' LI.( W ,BIOk · Sb mhA+
doe, MSna ske, or. of' Camp.
Jr. iB. Steel,
RIH iER. BOOK LLE & STTOUMMER.
Mr WAYM ON A l.RD, A G.MPLMTE G. SOR.Ti, T OF
tLmW (ltth Mnd blrench), I MorIoAL, U FI CotuiTAND 8WskJOOl,
Ga.a Silk C0SAhlr. asd W RppR.r WORKS, "C' 4u4 V sR
Dks..., Lia,, .ad CoA Dorwin. OSMSO..aiG.. fRhmI0, Lii~,
..d Li1. Thad 15lf Rose, GI0ves ·I iL , Haar
.A~h,ll.,,k. at.. A.INi, ipgl5.OiDaewmoB
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Af th b IONSlity. Al.,
VULCNIZNK S INDIA RUBBER GOeDS
mach the oaput...ts is NowO.lna., which will be old at th
ow ENT Ft m J. T. 8 PRTG M C,
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED SIUNROO & CO.,
myna . ... III Mu.de..tn · . ofC,.p.
N . B. Steel,
PAUBLIHER, BOOl ELLER & o Fl TIONER,
60 ,.CAMP STRIIHT. * O60
a to ALWAYS ON ANDde , A COMPLETE AsORTMENT OF
LAW(B.SiU.has Fsobh),MSBDICALBCINNTIFIC ANDIOHOOL
mOOES, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WeORS, CHEa P RPUd
LICATION, TC. EN .
r STATIONERY. DOMESTIC ANDFOREIGN
53 BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS .0 .a.y d..t.Iploa,
- PRINTING SND BOOCKDWBINDING . HO writh o ,w
d der, .. roos om eey s
O ablGET FOR m . T. WHITS PRNTIN TODDPE, ETC.,
AND HOE A CO.'S CELEBRATED FRINYING PRESSER.
mya B Sp 11W
JMatttngs and Ohe Clets.
C!: N.. ho'Stlo, 4.1, .E ad 5-4 Whit.. CR.,h.A sod, h.oy
MATTINGS, a04 lisgp EIStmSR of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
atoll feet.wid,,tt SaiS..po,.rItSLm Jo.I,...lndslt..orugzS
,S.OSSd arII.b y TODDACO.
CoA Aie .la d Crho aS BUWG moRm
mIn soouth l eonerlattit. neapp Rye TyDo ApRlyl,'
'murihed Dwe ang H sur e rfo
1J A la TNo ee StAoryBRICK Dt BUGGYI HOUSE I.oor.
xlelowSath om..er i.EmotIMti.h. ,ity. Apply to
TODD A CO., CommtioCo ip.I W.,..ooR.,
tySSpat S0 ISC.,.I.m.t, usooy.l.
Piano .Fortes:.
t'Two .op.00oo PIANO FORTES, .,q..., not pithO. of
F.Ion'osf.'oboo·orob. be add. Apply to
TODD & OD., Co.ouA.o Cwret Wooor.,.
0,7000p00 . IS C.o.t.0 00t. o..Eoy.I.
iron Safes.
14 Two Phbomo IRON DAFES, a.moot.O Fir. . Thief Proxy
for W.N..Yow Y.ork .aoulo,.or'e. spd,. Apploy
TODD A O.,0 tm.dobl aod CarpetWooooooo,
Spil IOOcoosu~l.10o,.Sy.
eHg and &Snmer .Clothing.
R. PITHIN & 00.,
32' CAMP STREET. 37
p3T0h .oboIb.,, hove by 00001100I00I0e00iveoo0arge4ddl.
lool to thelr Stok of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
.mbr.roog oIl 1. th . loo.0o,. aod`F1bri.. Their o.ortmo0.aO
nowo ooof the mom; va(drdo h.Eouh.
O Our oFrieolofrom theCountry ao n1 besppie4d with " bett
0.01l.. ofClotbolg than 00. be o .ollyo1.o1.0 oodaeWoo.otIq
priceo. 0 piO dp
.,Yew Goode.'
1W Th 5.04b0.i, 0,0 aoro i ..o'p0,of sOCO~. ooolSopooIw
Stook of
SUMMER CLOTH NO,
Meoobootod by 0heir 110.00 1. N.. Tork, .opros ly for th. Cy
0.tll bads, nd ompp.i.1g .1 t10t Is newoond dojirbl0 i. Ood,
nd tyles;.1lo,UN1DEROGAERENTS, of all the ..ooOiodol.o.
THOMPSON, ISIEN t 00atC
era a Motel, ?ew Orleans.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
1TOT. Rot. for Board 0t 00i Hot0o, .o and attartioda1tei.
.tdow $Ipoday,.010 basfollow.
1. Loll.' 0iery, pe ................... D. 00
1. oloo do. do ......................... 00
Boodonly, do. at,. par wek ........... ... 000........ t
.71 2p I. W. TOEINGP Popriet,.
f MPats, Caps, stc.
AT WHOLESALE.'
W00000004o.der. f HITS, comp,io.t 010000,000*0y
LEJPUS. CAD000EES,$REXICAN, WOOLDTRAW.PALILOO
dIABPIA 'lE ASA, ores, b40
1710 004ow BEOOP CO, EOYsg.oibo,..t.
F. B. Knapp# IWe. S. Chandler,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
104 COMMON STREET,
(Oppo,00the PriooOt E Stum oo the S. Charl. Hotel.)
L3 "P. H. KNAPP oing1 bad more then twety SWO' p10o00,ei
hihprofel.oo,.of balogsoiooi· d ih Dr. CHANDLER,OEloOO.ms,
of.killbond..p..ieoo, i. oo0 .yoe.o pla.. aII who oayhona
tbhm with t000Iops0,00g,. 1045d dS040
Southern Rkiitary ..cadema
LOTTERY!
[ar 'oraoarTY o0 r.s erH.ea otrn..]
o-dueud omo M vwe Pie..
Ir'To BE DRAWN JUNE 10, 1ss4.in
e emouotlnr to....o.. in.
7 ' Tilckets,$f. Helves. and Q ranr.n t pr,.patio
. TAMUEl S WAN,, Aoent ond MO.ger
1ign of the Bg50 tieoe.
or M. BOULIMENT Genal AgeM t Mhobe.
Moapomery, Al.., 3l1rh 19, 154. mh22 3o.pdO W
Boeos, Shoes anBd Brogansa
NoOI..dlsgloom ship No,..k08 I,.od I 25508*ore g·
Ih. Lowest msrketprleiesll
N71tleI.W FROST & CO, 10 Mt.dnE ro.,eI.
Summer Clotlhing.
F. STRINGER & CO.,
No. 8R Camop s0est.
r I.,lt1. attention to their superior aortmnt of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
A ..ge .ityR ofR WOOLEN 00ODS, adopLt for the em. .
FRNCH RINO, LPTRAVEA, LINN DUCK,
FROCA NEWAND OFFICE COATS, SC COSTABLISAT
Mer.Ato ,Dp d'S,, Whit. ande exeod' Cll t C LY ATLY and
PANTS.BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
RIh !Figud SlIk and M.,.,lO. VESTS, of th, 4100 .tykLe.
FURNIB.0rNG GOODS.
NS CRAVATS, NECK TIED, HAS HOE, ORDER., E ,o.
TRVELIN TRUNKUSE do S,
FOREIGNIMPORTE Phild OTelpbI.a Mooloo. pO SERS,
The ew Orleans PrinBOAT CARose,
DRA NEW AND P, ETAE LISHMNNT,
SECOND F'L(0R OG No. 58 CAMP STREET,
(BILesOe PoAyd.snd N.Slh,.)
Proprietrs, W G SCOT T HER'AB
CIRCU S, BA AND SOIREE INVITA-bN
33' At 01 S.LEOii.h0eEnt are seorutei CHEAPLY, NEATLYOnd
JOURXP NADITIOBLY, a I Netdeof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENLISREE, FREINCH .OND SPAO N EISH,
.... ea o . Is ....
BOOKS, DAY, CASH end ORDER BOOES,
PAMPHLETS, SILL, RECORD AND INTOICK
GOLDWY SILVR' B RIF, OOS,to.
BLAN We have peORU rfilities for RULING ad BINDINS,
NOTORIALELANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
CUSTO-HOUSE BLANKS, COTTice ONPRk of FEANCY EMIPTSED,
nd COSURANCE OFFICES . TEAof var sis,s w
CONTNER , O LA do HOP ILLS, NSIONS,
ANK OFFICERS' dHO STEAMBOTS SAMSHIPSA[I
FOREINIMPORTERlS'dO. POSTERS,
CHECKS, STEA OATWER ,d UG
CALETALUESIN USINESS CAStow
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, OILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, mWINE LISTS,
NOTED, DRUonI8T ' LABELS,
B'LLS OF LADING, HAND-SILLS,
EANIFEST HEADS, FIREMEN'S CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, SAL. AND SOIREE INVITA.
JOURNALRS OdLEDIGER TIONS,,2,.,,to.
, ` PRINTING IN COLORS. 'l~k
BALL AND SOISEE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, .2o,,
SOLD, SILVER, CRIMS00N, ETC.
3W. hOso. p.1,11., Isolitl,, for RULING FNd BINDING,
13 W, hEsa j.otrOeiv[ . choie .Otank ol FANCY EMDORSED
and COLORED CARD Snd PAPER. of ,anus, ,1ei0, 2210010d wit
gre2t 0ar0, 0nd which we will print or di0poe 80f othsrwi·s 02modr5,t,
33 We are noE pFO8ErSd It print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
NOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS, STEAMSHIPFS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY COLORS.
3 We n.. HOE'S POWER End ROTARY PROBEDS nd RUS.
ALES' PRINTING ENGINE-to 50eto0 in nE.
work Cboo- *1000d. O. ,
Druga,.PI Wcdtcin es, Perrta,,wp.te
WTha ahbedbor woald uelpotaliyeaul the atuntlaoof
PIt...,Phy.Iqi.a..d P'amij,. to L i waI raEortBd.Bok,
oaoapdlial ·rrrgqartid is LL leas 0( Loeina all ofwie
eummmtioa wiitb ouen FRESH A(ND OF IttID , Do
aaoo, WATER AND EANDRheI oery
. h RcOBRRR85l BLUR LBCl a eta BE
ROULE BeBTFERRB,.R.IEHO TIBOMAS. RANKCIN
Ml Ze~lyp D C~alalaod Aothecary cur. L®P aed Pydraeak
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
1I TOBACCO.-The a eerihere hate eeamhmtb an. hed aed b
ale lot toTbu. CUa B HAVARA, B'WRBBA. LAI
S(1f COUNTY, LR~ITUC(, TNWIgCnl~ s0 B
LB5.Y, TNBIERREE, aER MSIRSOUR
WRAPPERS Ead WLLBER. f1B.e TOBACCO IN BORRB{EEU
AN BDAs, rlesWRmthe jcm brml an for PlaBIBE
.. TURNER h REBISBAW
TBRoOBU~RBABBTO 6RDER. a td IBEB
E IXCHAGE ON BOSTON.-$1,o000t 6o
11IwN hgb4 ler We b7 L. f. lVn ozwwo
BY. ?0
forasd uk M dmtt's y roonI
IJ do jfýls 0
'ldo.
~60~ :Vm4*
wlAy ,.ioIr In Iýo p d 6 '
B4NU0LtB POR LLFU, , 40'Ati~V 4.d
Niofsarl lyol on :' "r . ' _ .
ART UDIURT IN MUnIP . Bl I.
ORTRTALINRto o.,6111d6U16 o00 AiD.eý I 04.
CUMIdINrR' LDW ýONR Tid' A _X.
THS WHOIlSIOALýU f iAN. y 'grp :
RYRLLIPA; ar, IM Histor· Iy .1 atR L ?
Wo.,I. BDy 16.00 Bd0,0. C(ur06W0d0Iiw O I.y)
Appla.I &Co.'. ..60eit{, 16.Id ColmpitP10L
THD IIMYRTLE WRRATI1 o,,81607L60,660I0d. !y
a16A0.I)OR OF CHI IRTUT. Dj AOti~ia4001.
HOUSi6OLD WORDS. q04oRi r n yO R61ulW. 1Y.1.4
ZUCiiSRN'S D PTO'K 0ff'1600110. by 1.0 3. t1 01.
4o,r1, with Sit aarII4rp.:;p.0
AFRICA AND T118 ARBOIDRAA6PFDA@'. P,¢ Oo.,macR~o.
10, Pola,U. P.. loot. Ir 1666by,
6.y67401td I0W #.11, ZL. 6Po0IRP0WS
Tldh 6faK re
Ar ls.n offsred O 15111.d. )55l 10 IE t"s
SPILING AND S1VIObuBzk OQLGPUIR
"p Tb., will psosolo, by ft!' 1t:n p
gw5LA 1410 0c..4 .et4,r .. .s
1110KN0LAPD'00ZF5OCe` 0S.~.:ý«.
FINK 51* ALPACA L. . + .
VW so15DVACDRI5N0P...,....:. i.... p ,
WNOP1TNCD FAN0CY IAR5Z0LLP*VUIS V. ... :. 0
Lri 0400510NRP1T ............. .e . O. Its
AmLTI 040 m K1T00.4, kpsrtsº)s....0o .......lo
J5550X5n10o XCGTPUN1S$ACCOA'IS 05A51p.s.., l
FAC"AtNM5p l, ..aL........... ........ $ 005
505g1 poLes ..9IS stls~pli .ds .d .. o.5s,90 s'
aI. o N~o l ~ asWlortnePua4 .. , A00d·~
)PAD~1LKHAL I(MPa ce........... . :.; 9 p' '68
macauispr I l ' lou rrd o D .. (e'.
soyltisio4)W C.U.) $W;4c00.mosossbs.L'
Loek ift X.-* 0 rl iC.k".
0.t1 dssssL.OL lANlSDXRGIUZJSt I pbssssod".~. ·)1U0.
hell hls.OsUMMIL BOO11, (b.4.d..d)0.sS1I.
05.11 dio's BL P ubwssno.i* 0.
W1. i..u S cM*O4VA1)dss.w.yks$.)0o1S.
14.40 A-.s$HIRbTC5.L0hR5,(sb*. pty) f 0 ".%6s
Ipso MARsEOLLM VEROT, (siWt$by5.os) 10000
Tbm.r. "o' 00.o. .sd he). ,# M.Ipbs.dby. Tks,,s1.s55Wu
prodh and 4.101 soIss w111 be 0.sS- W 5. p5y so..ep so1.l. w
655105llee4u.555105400.i)r . ,
t!Tb.oIghS plsswlo0.y.isoIN*Xff'YD0TbOBD.0U s5
e8 . a MOODV =
N. O. Nmmfoiesof " 4h(I..s5.,
.,24"U CSo o. 505551 4*Si4t S
Sewets T. ' ., . d.dnu) rsl
NO.15 U E5.L SPROU3s
WINES, LIQUORS, JORDIALS, etc., etc;,*1
W L N W 41 Z.; 3 0 m m $
W Blsosolsmostlo 5.011*ripsol. .t~
.A-eat lJersey Zinc Paints.
' Tb. Subc ribeO. be.. nw en fd, and will e coeetantly
supplied, dibrecfrom th. nedeketoe, aS e..eete.aeS H o IP.M,...
med. by toe eleb,.led
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which, obey lee. lb to te t. eM eeo s cnmer eee eeeesn$~ g tiara
Th. SNOW WHITE I. eow ele,-ily reebesited bbdene tern
to led I. esie e,.BNloeo eel doee1,04j,i hrpwlW O . O oet.
ide .ee. It llcovese much ge.ele r. sfeee lb.. qW ejbt of
ledI. tbe redeelbl It moro emoselelel -kIt., betehe bi n
peoeee..embeuaees, tbhe ew. ofb oltb It m-*e . reee eaITsel
to e.y on.. et.10 blbwtwitk thedeaterleeigaaepse of pett.
tetrad from feed.
Tb. BROWNZINC posessesp~etfm.rprndtset ed adbhaiseqael
illr, end 1. eapetely .o mmsedsd for Ieeeed othekhe Welbear.
Lo.. Tb. STONE COLtSR pee.... ..411.. PeOHIterge tbe
BrSen, but theeclor I. beltter epled for pettI egeete.l Ulq, d..
potsbridge.,.l,, The Cempeey wesee.. eke Pektnte eeefeteeed
bylbaem itebe olae nod to hLek. heseede, feey.eaaee.
Umleo. Ie.elleeta. Tb.O. .ied5Skete like WhIl.Ldd
Wa loeed lb oil, te Sq. ofYte atked 150 te., beMlesaaedS
dl.we by s" ' B ET, WILu AIS A CO.,
Tpt lpet ¶SCeopelesel.
ran Zandt's dnttl-.DarfrrAm
r BELIXIR,
IORTHE CURE OFCHOLERA,. DI5,RRHIADISEITERy. Er.
I TOI. ,elelet.e ak.td be Io..e.rfely, Th.beein e.en, It
.tole. eleat Dieasee. bhih welod pole Dgee..., It e,,l let.
Pereone. Leel1Ig.kodd be ..botth e.th sIbe.s. w SIene..el tb.
Sopl. ere moebelikely to oebpsbeegeeef diebees a ed cl.. Fee
seta byle.. POTTER & CO., 51 II. Cheek. eseeee, ed Drggigkt
gaeerally. myi tpH
.Niedfic Inhualfion.
UrDc. EDW. JeOtNR COXE keelrg aeee.did by eidlol
lekeletioe In effadg .CeCe, bslierhbe lkre of Uil iseediltrled by
Lte eeet oeslp lpyelsea of Phltedalphte end Pel., bee f., .eeeey
tw·otyyasm dtre·ted his ·luation to th· Isrrr n .me...of care.
It Is ,esldeeiy esseed, ktt by ae... of Ilebelees, eld tek
l.diepeaebl edjur..t of e tRut, distl.e .ed hygilenis chskr.ter
vary many cs of Diwsaa of thb Logs. and Thrbolatemwdpe ad
leckI.bl., will be feedund eeble to tkebe.li.g ant
arme,. Inoekmetim leeskellyirees by apelpeelyn N.e Cemp
.treat. eplstp
Charles E. Kefts,
(from New York ii
f DEN IST,
110 Cannl. M domrfrom Itocrrbo .t, N.O.
3ARTIIICIAL TEETHIIlenesd I, tlb be.et Q M I
Dsunar. Ik.,e wllIr.,ler, eFoaorr~r ipll ul ass pcoil set.
which oe I EAUTY,UTILI l eI5ANDCOMFWEe WIE ARR
TTyoothc xacollrs W01 20
City Bank or Cochran L CLo.
t3 NOTICE-ye cndeder thin SdtLsSIX PER CENT. INTER.
ROT will be pid on lnesee lift In thlell. IeI.pep.ble e.d.eed.
EIGHT PERCENT. INTEREST paid , Moneys Ishforagyppcl
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITSkeaed, ifderled,b..klbg thesee
e of e telee.tcadnegetiabll In any of thebCommercialeCiteseof the
Celled Stale..
SIHORT LOANS e. ea Ued..bled Cebleesc, mhsk tS
J. Benj. ChandLer,
COLLECTOR.
NOTES, BILLS, Oa100UE RENTS, .et.,
O owe 5 t CORHSO & 8IMARTRONG'S, IS Camp.sI".
C$o' Obours }Tfrom 1 to ]o.. ., nd Sto. 6 . u.
3 ReRre.ne--H. T. CLno.@*, J. Lass &t Co., ad CorIo A
Arm.trong. mhyoO IY.p
20. JOSEPH HUFTY, 20.
IMPORTER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
ST~1PLE GOODS,
No. 0 CAMP STREET, esnde the CityP Hot.I, NSwO.Ss
R.esPeolruilyinvita.the atteon of VPholimlawd Reettl Dealereand
i irh, to hl VERYR LARGE STOCK O SF OOSO, wsIoh ,r.I
rpe-, wd oousmntly ,upplled throughout thi year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFrLAO CONMS, o fevrT sEyl ad
RS o ry deript of his on mnuctur,, ad t the
TOILET ARTICLES,
SoeS aE PERFUMCRY, HAIR OILS. HAIR PINS, POMATOM,
FANCY SOAPS t. S
INE FANSl PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT.
ABLE DIKSF together with a Bdle. variety of PORT MON
NAIES,, OI every style Snd shape, and at unusIP lly LOW
GUNS, PISTOLS NIVES COLTS AND WARNER'S RE.
VOLVISOPISTOLS SCISSORS AZOES LIFS PRES5RV.
ERS, ISHIN RESLS and TAKLE, of ewry vuiety, t uiNt
heE mostdetermnd Aogler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ero.
T1 tk ^ A A JOSEPH JOHNSN fHOVE CNNTS w t aaof
Elortmentof SWISOS .d ENGLISH LEVERS tosether wth aLr'g.
tock of fne And EAT..RN JEC'ELRY., SIL..ELWARE teC., have
bse .ltEl with grestgaEt by r. ROBERTSO for mTny enoSIae
I, nl, WhoS.,h bas....., a50 hau. h has , e5no.PS .lh l or,
Ev.. A r , WAARANTED AIREPRESENTED, or Sth
MOSEY? EUN?.?.D
N 14- 5 . '..ELRY,.to.,CAIEFULLY REPAIREDand
'_NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
nm Idm RDa Both 90th Fehru T Cw'e a NEGRO MAN,
n.smtd aEVLIU, yellow comple:iu- wbth long eprly hair
ei ehluifýn, in,.h e hbhlt of Settu. work at patling aaid
,re ma. lA r.lw ou glSEr sI ll sOd YpwKISrobly paEuuE
Ireo nh. . wr op (I0ot , bD P tt y, paron wh will
deliver the Dd boy to the City Pr rto
° 6 1m . . DANIEL B LOC , S0t Camp ·street.
INSURANCIE AlND BANKING AGt.ENCY
C. O. LATUROP, Agent,
Ramovedto " Camp stm~t, third door above the Old gtnod. I
ii DEPOSITS RECEITED,
001DISCOUNTS AND A~DVANCER MADE.
090 A IECHANOE ON ALL TSR PRINCIPAL 'CTI.S.
WAND BANK COMMNIIROE TOlE REPUBLIC, NEW TORE
ONYAl8TOC. 'S VEbRIFU 0 E. -FRO bA
PI PlrrCIAN IN INOIS,-It IS'NNl l.o Io the pqlNp4,ISA.
o[ B.A. B.lmesrwLkV A.INIACORR tolkoeIx Iarhl I. .aSt.A
¢wke an exception to faor of this (thi Vrmlfuups nod ot Daly we it I.
profraoo to then own Vrepamtlous. be, gnr their roloItary trrti
mahy in its favr. The folowing le i tcm a physieleo high char···
tar. now In Illinois, formerly of Louisiana, ll ddatll
Masna,.H. A. FrmovPec A Co : Oeatl . n Ii ntv :Q B A
PFSNNSTOCS.N VkRRIPIOGE I. the0 tlicN iU m1iNelNN,. Althis
·d the Bothbm Stares for the 1.. ten p toe, and I a¢ recommend
ites thee,, Roetn for the pngpeae for whee h eot 10_"r
II. tAime DC *11 gulf of IP ON¢ BONnI 5of, ONE AIR!
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towNI Sb,, cold. true ORoiqlilpod .e has ,,,,t.j.01,l1ga.
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I.SYEMER. M. D.
is' Sobld lhd, clld rtl It R nl thl prioRipl PNugglO IAI
Comtry Memhaot throughoutthe United Baste. myxl d W im
T O CITY MERCHANTS. - A Gentleman
who1, b.. po *ga.ged thS Mercantile 0.11,... INC m~No
J I-hart. Yi liypl. ad thboill Hiti0i . B.eo.,o.,1 PAal
01pia,10 tbh Ca4. .N.d 0.1 thb RttRIiROn Co CN.lR. to ONsh
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BEEF: --100 bbls. Norwoodto Prune Mesa,
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