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hough the eastern continent to their friends
atitm (Irland); e4 from the oasual glance
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p ioeith the individul alludei to, the
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AI `4nvoti lie orl or" a reidenoe in the
satitsie iq utoirlonorioly paeved the way to
tlioP of !ie (Jlleotoiof Customs in this
`p qdi itde$, e lections for offiioes of
t :Jae ,e. e.amei t qharacteaistic of the
4preia Aio~lpit l.tio
We bhiw reoeived a polite note from Dootor
and M. :eOauley; inviting ua to attend at Odd
yellowae Hll this evening, when prices will be
dkitributed a:oording to merit, addressee de
ltyered, and.elioioeous musi disooureed.
'. e shall cestainly do ourselves the pleasure
.of ntsoplryngwith the invlta qeon.
,'thqeLodoq Times predicts that the present
aern will ot6in.e for a quarter of a
B Qo~e was otatfap eptertsinment whern
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the Nobirsks bil as amended by ty a ouse, by
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GFS M -i RBEVOLU
± Nw Ys c Ma 26 :;Tereolutionary pert'
T , gtadviesby the North
ee ht which arrived yesternay, is led by
nr .The mi.&Nelean Minister es
a a eA aM te:r" Sa Joan anscasme passenger on thea
oethern Light.
The earthquake at San Sa vador destroyed
$4 000,00OOworth of: proejrty.
e NorthernLigh brings $1.500,000 in gold,
`aidthe Illinois, which arrivedateoday, brings
$ 00,000.
t INS O IN NEW GRANADA,
New' 26.lip the Amer Illino
haveO newis te eronor-of OdCarthageno
.04 declared in of Herrera. A battle
bhewee the forces of Herrera and M1o was
expected soon.
THE PRESBYTERIAL AND SLAVERY:
e NrasLtrnrA, May 26.-The Presbyterian
Asegtibly in this city have declined to take any
tion on the mesmorials referring to slavery.
FROMf W THIJVGTOJV.
eos isie tic_ Min Otsus ettscent, h
Wedeeassy, May s0, 1Sil.
C L caites . dcesloai remark in the Senate
las.n.mefuy~ " report by Committee.
Mr, Jen jamtin dcie red his belief that there
wa a'purpose'qf A lsing the Island; and
a-dhough he oueld us make this as plain as a
atliesatloail demonstration, he thought he
could make it-evident to any intelligent man,
end at theproper time he would undertake to
Mr. Clayton, of Del., utterly.disoredited4y
OcSh thing, as being in fagt preposterous. He
had been told, while Secretary of State, that in
ease of any invasion of the Island ife blacks
'would be turned loose; and who could blame
the authoiitles if they resorted to this extremity
a.ppeh an event. It was their right if they
hds0ee to exercise it. They would but set fre
`toth ienagacine of powdert but they will only
do'this when reduced to desperation.
Mr. Gwin, of California, concurred in part
with Mr. Clayton, but said he had frequently
stopped at Havean in passing to and from Cali- I
foinia'; nd 'was atisfied that the plan was
nearer its acomplishment than he (Mr. C.)
qeemed to think.
The new Spanish Minister has arrived in ]e
rork, and a fresh specil, minister is now hed
from England, (the Earl of Elgin,) which last
named" has instruotions, it is said, to offer his
mediation between this Government and that of
Spain, -in the. matter 4the Black Warrior.
Meanwhile it is very certain that the Adminis
tration watches the evidence of public opinion
upou'this subject of Cuba, and needs but smk
encouragement to folloq up the appointments of
Sodli and ~Illlvan. with a foray upon the
Islanld. This is a.umiliating statement, and,
as:at Ameriican citizen, Iblush for my Govern
ment ihile I write it.
The Nebraska bill has been all day in the
nate. It must be understood that the bill
paeedaby the House and now before the Senate
'ildenti.ea with the bill passed by the Senate
excepting the Clayton amendment, which ex
oludes aliens from voting, but it is not the
Senate bill. As soon as the House bill was
fairly before the Senate, Mr. Pierce, of Md.
moved to amend it by adding the Clayton pro
vision. In all probability the Northern op
ponents of the bill and the amendment, would
here voted for the latter in order to send back
the bill to the House, but, one after another,
several Senators from the South, strong ad
herents of the amendment in principle, have de
elared their readiness to abandon the amend
ment rather than risk the loss of the bill.
Mr. Douglas has proclaimed his wish that the
bill should be passed to-day or to-morrow, and
the Senate trains under the little giant-the
Southern Senators hold themselves bound to
follow the dictates of one who tendered the
boon in behalf of the North; but a debate has
sprung up, incidentally, involving the consist.
enoy of Mr. Bell, of Tenn. in separating from
his southern whig friends. Mr. Toombs, of Ga.
upbraided Mr. Bell in an offensive manner for his
course, and Mr. B. replied. Mr. Badger, of N. C.
is also at variance with Mr. Bell, and we may
expect several days' discussion of Nebraska yet
if not more.
The British Minister gives a fi€e champitre
or, as we say, a barbecue, in honor of Victoria's
birthday, at his residence in Georgetown, this
afternoon. CamoNIcman.
There are 100 churches in Boston, 22 of
which are Congregational Unitarian and 14
Congregational Trinitarian. "Congregation
al " does not refer to religious opinions, but to
forms of church government. Congregational
lsts are those, whatever may be their religious
opinions, who, as Buck in his Theological Dic
tionary defines them, "reject all church gov.
ernment except that of a single congregation
under the direction of one pastor, with their
elders, assistants orsanagers."
This last reminds us of an anecdote of the
celebrated Knickerbocker, (" mine uncle the
Congressman,") when in Congress under the
administration of Madison.
Being at the President's levee one night, Mrs.
Madison, wishing to get some sport out of him,
honored him with an intimate conversation.
Among other questions, she asked him to what
religious denomination he belonged. " Dutch
Reformed," was the prompt reply. "What is
the difference between the Dutch Reformed and
thePresbyterian churches ?" inquired his inex
orable hostess. (The difference is only in the
government of the churches.) "Well," said
Knickerbocker, " I don't know, unless it is that
one sings long metre and t'other short."
Da.aT or Ac BEDTOL.-Thomas Ritchie, jr.,
editor of the Richmond Euquirer, and son of the
well-known former editor of that paper and more
recently of the " Union," died after a lingering
illnese at Richmond on the 24th inst.
The body of Dr. Dickerson, who was drowned
in Thompeon's Creek, at Jackson, La., about
Mxteesamonths ago, was found by some negroes
on the 21st lrst., nine miles below that place.
The body was buried under the sand in the bed
of thesreek. HBleclothee wereenhim, together
with his'pistol and money.
A country girl, writin4 to her friends, says of
the polka, that the danotng does not amount to
mobh, but the hugging is heavenlyl
owl " ha"-~;~4"" 1-lr
ble the down his
&ahlgngt. hon ol he fe. e and
aa bobhble .n the water. Putting downhis
ha4d,;lteme In ontact`t with th short wool on
`a ero'ar head. His hold proved1netej and
Snro snk. At this moment, ( (di.
rosting his boatmen tohold onto hi legs) im
mersed himself, antEattisng hi rej d wy down
ln.the water, it came In jsxtae- ition with the
nigger's mouth, who bit at it as rabidly as a
oatilsh would attie entrails ofs turkey bnsiard.
By this meeshe hauled the darkey out, and re
stored him to lif. and to his master.
But this is n.t all. We should fail to do
justice to the generosity .g the owner, did we
not state the fact that he forthwith, without
any prompting, and merely from the- generous
impulses of his own nature, paid Mr. Casey the
sum ofwoo.dollara !
WW have advised Casey to put in a claim for
salvage in the United States Court. He is en
titled, we ,hink; to at least half the rvalne of the.
negro. When weeaw him last, his fnger was
greatly swollen and heavily bandaged, in conse
q soe of the wound.
NEWS OF 7I.E CI Y,. 16
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FATAL FOLLY.--A sailor named Thomas TI
Averill was instantly killed yesterday by falling tio
inom .esecond story window of a boarding- ,
bnsue .... 84 Front Leyee street, while at
tempting to descend to the pavement by the on
gutter-pipe. It seems that a question of prowess t
in the matter of feats of agility and daring H
had arisen between himself and a number of his
shipmates in an upper room, when he for a wager
or through bravado undertook the diffoult feat
above mentioned and forfeited his life by the b
failure. An inquest was held upon the body Is
and a verdict rendered that he came to his of
death from general concussion anused by the j
fall. Deceased was an Englishman, and about
years of age. lo
An inquest was also held yesterday upon the t
body of an unknown white man found dead in
the river opposite St. Louis street. Verdict, r
" Drowled: " Deceased was about 85 years of
age, 6 feet 9 inches in stature; had on blue cot- "
tonade pants, white cotton and blue cheok shirts, c0
and brogan shoes. U
SAVAOB TaEAxsENr.-John Furlong made af- I
fidavit before the Recorder's Court of the Second
Distriot yesterday,~at on the previous nxght he
was attacked at the corner of Conti anu Levee
streets, by a gang of about fliteen individuals,
who knocked him down, kioked, eat, stamped,
and endeavored tokillhim. Twopersons, named. I
David Connor and Thomas Singer, were arrested J
and identified by Furlong as'having partici
pated in the affair. They were held to bail in
the sum of $600 each, to appear for examination.
BOARD OF ~.slSTIsrANALDEIM. N.-This Board
held its regular meeting, last evening, Colonel 1
Campbell in the Chair, and 20 members pre- I
sent.
The minutes of the prepeding meeting were
read and approved, and a message from the
Mayor, informing the Board that an ordinance
of the city made it the duty of the Council to
make the annual appropriations to the Publio
Schools, was read and referred to a special cmo
mittee.
A letter was read from C. A. Miltenberger,
stating that, having experienced great delay in
the approval of the contract which had been
adjudicated to him for supplying the city with
Pittsburgh coal, he declined complying with the
conditions.of said contract, and desired that the.
,oney depted "by him as security be repaid,
Xeferred to'Commi.ee on Claits.
A petition was received from numerous pro
perty-hdderaof the Fourth District, asking
that the cemetery on Washington Avenue be
closed up and further burials therein prohib
ited. Laid on the table subject to call.
J. B. Dolhonde, Commissioner of the House
of Refuge, sent in his resignation, which was
accepted.
A petition from cab owners, asking the privi
lege of stands on St. Charles street, was referred
I to the Police Committee.
A resolution from the Upper Board granting
the use of Place d'Arms for an exhibition of
fire-works on Sunday evening next, was con
curred in.
A resolution granting a portion of the levee
at the head of Canal street for the accommoda
tion of the new Custom-house, was referred to
I the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A resolution granting the use of Washington
Square to L. P. Catoir for a fire-work exhibition,
was concurred in.
A resolution providing for the construction of
three wharves for tow-boats, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
On motion, the order of the day, an ordinance
for the establishment of a Health Department
for the city was taken up, The second section
of this ordinance provides that the department
shall consist of not less than three citizens of
the city of New Orleans, who shall have been
e residents of the city at least ten years, and one
of whom shall be a practising physician, to be
elected by the City Council in joint session.
Section 16 provides for the appointment of a
quarantine physician, whose duty it will be to
visit every vessel arriving from sea at the quar
antine station, and who shall receive a salary
of $2000 per annum, and be provided with a
suitable boat and two assistants.
The last section provides that the salary of
the President of the Department shall be $2500
per annum; of each of his two assistants, $2000;
r and of the Secretary, $1200; the sum of $2000
is also provided for the current expenses, rent,
e stationery, etc., of the first year.
Me r. Robert moved that the ordinance be re
ferred to a joint committee from both Boards
lost.
!. On motion the ordinance was then taken up
, section by section, and with a few trifling
i. amendments, was adopted. The Board then
t adjourned.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Judge ltobertson.
Trial for .lfurder.-Francis Smith was tried
before this court yesterday for the murder of
his wife, on the 19th of February last, in a
shanty at the corner of Common and Broad
streets, far out towards the swamp.
The evidence produced for the prosecution
was essentially the same as that elicited on the
preliminary examination before the committing
magistrate. The testimony of the Coroner and
attending physician established the fact of the
death and the character of the injuries which
produced it, the latter deposing that after she
was brought to the Charity Hospital he ex
amined her and found the whole of the back
part and left side of her head smashed and the
brain completely disorganized. The skull ap
peared to have been broken by a blow from
some blunt, heavy instrument. Sundry bruises
and outs were also found about the body and
both her arms were broken. Death had re
sulted from the injuries about the head.
Officer Landy deposed that he went to the
house of accused, on Common street, shortly
afer balt tbt a swoman had ben beaten
PQ 8 attly k"has sad thaOtbus Mr, Smith
an e(hIs he partisulir direotlons .in a m
salati- ,to asseighbobr in regard to the
lispdar~elWl46 L efoeots; ear ¢ to be
John Finnegan deposed that on the evrphg i
quastion he deesaed lying in the yard,
covered with bod, and on interrogating Smith
hereplied that he had hurt her. Witness could
not say whether prisoner was drunk at the
time.
George Tate also testified that when Smith
was arreset ie looked upon the body of his
wife and-aokno'ledged that he had inflicted the
blows and that he was willing to be hanged
for nt
The counsel for the defense, Mr. Eyrehart,
introduced two or three witnesses to show that
the prisoner and deceased had lived amicably
together previous to the commission of the
murder. An attempt was also made to show
that the prisoner was intoxicated at the time of
the murder, but this had but little effect upon
the minds of the jury. The case was submitted
at about 10 o'clock, and after being out about
five minutes the jury rendered a verdict of
" Guilty." The prosecution was conducted by
the Attorney-General.
RCORDERu'S CounR or THE -IBST DISTRICT.
Breach of Trust.-Joseph Lefebre and Joseph
Trotot, bakers, made affidavit in this court yes
terday to the efect that one Hypolite Javet, who
had been in their employ from the let to the
16th of May, had appropriated the proceeds of
about $800 worth of bread and bread tickets.
The Recorder decided that he-had no jurisdic
tion over the case, and it was accordingly dis
miseed.
Intent to Kill,-Daniel Kane was arraigned
on a charge of having knocked down and at
tempted to kill Wm. K with a loaded whip.
His examination wa.stponed to the 8d of
June.
Discharged.-Wm. Parmiel and Andrew Bal
bot, charged with having entered Wm. 0. Brad
ley's room at the City Hotel and stolen the sum
of $400, were yesterday discharged, the evidence
nPt being sufficient to warrant their commit
ent for trial. Many persons were disposed to
look upon them as suspicious characters in con
sequence of a couple of outsiders having been
found in their room at the time they were ar
rested.
Larcenyy.-An reasEusmipgermade affdavit
in this court against Mrs. Bowet Sweeker,
charging her with having broken open a bureau
in his hoos~e.n Girol street and stolen the sum
of sixty doirp, The examination of the case
Swas fixed for the 2d of June.
SUPREME COURT.--Thi.Court met on Mond ,
May 29, 1854, a full bench being 'present, ~B
the following decisions were read:
Fanny Taylor, appellee, vs. James P. .eret,
Sheriff, and Charles Fonds, appellants-First
District Court of New Orleans-Campbell, J.
Judgment aflirmedwith costs.
Widow Didd, et al., appellees, vs. Ludger
Boquille, appellant-Second District Court of
New Orleans--Buchanan, J. Judgment af
$rmed with costs in both Courts, and forty
flve dollars damages.
Solomon Pollock, appellee, vs. Vincent Wil
liams,.B: L. Mann, garnishee, appellantu-Third
District Court of New Orleans-Campbell, J.
Judgment reversed and judgment rendered in
favor of the appellant, as in a case of non-suit;
the costs in both courts to be paid by the ap
pellees.
Henry Bbrehers and wife, appellees, vs. War
neken and Kirohhoff, appellants-Fifth Distaot
Court of New Orleans-Buchanan, J. Appeal
dismissed at costs of appellant.
Matthew Gordon, Jr., for the use, etc., appel
lee, vs. succession of E. W. Digg and R. B.
Sykes, appellants-Second District Court of
New Orleans-Slidell, C. J. Judgment as to
Sykes affirmed with costs.
The State of Louisiana, appellee, vs. Thomas
Hawthorn, et als.-First District Court of New
Orleans-Slidell, C. J. Judgment afirmed with
costs.
In the case of Catherine Keane, praying for a
writ of habeas corpus-Slidell, C. J. Petition
dismissed at the costs of the applicant.
City of New Orleans, appellee, vs. Nelson
Anderson, appellant-Sixth District Court of
New Orleans--Buchanan, J. Judgment re
versed and judgment for defendant, as in case of
non-suit, with costs in both courts.
Succession ,of William Ryan-Mrs. Pollock,
administratrix, appellee--Mrs. Fanny Cutter,
et als., opponents and appellants-Fourth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans - Buchanan, J.
Judgment reversed and judgment rendered ac
cording to the opinions expressed in the body of
the decision.
Greer B. Duncan, ns. S. A. Monaghan, appel
lant-Ledoux and McCabe, and Miles Judson,
appellees-Third District Court of New Orleans
-Slidell, C. J. Judgment appealed from
affirmed as to appellant-the appellee to pay
the costs of the appeal.
Benj. T. Ball vs. Crockett Garland & Co.-W.
H. Garland, appellant-Sam'i Conces (subro
gated) appellee-Third District Court of New
Orleans-Campbell J. Judgment reversed, de
mand of petitioner dismissed, and the Sheriff's
sale of the note declared in by plaintiff be an
nulled and set aside-the costs of intervention
and of this appealto be paid by the appellee.
Further ordered that B. F. Ball, plaintiff,recover
from William H. Garland, defendants, the sum
of $5835 55, with interest at 5 per cent. from
June 10, 1850, until paid, and costs of suit.
Rob't B. Wordworth, appellant, vs. Chas.
Lammerman, Eugene Joublane, f. m. c. et els.
appellees-(Interlocutory judgment) - Slidell,
C. J. Ordered that the cause be reinstated on
its proper docket, and that appellant have leave
to have new citations issued and served.
PuoFE9osR HENRY DE Mansxw.-The method
.od bilitiee o this gentlumao, higbly peken of to this city, ar in
treetlnvol mong the ladies nod ganlcllen rho study thoe Frenh Lm
guage. Combining the oral system 9 ith the us of but ony singl . nd
admirable book--it is a r..o.able and true method, capable of Pro
during the most tisfatory and incontestible results, nd requires a
great deal lei, time thannny other system, ridiculously termed "the
only successful, the only infallible one." Profesor Dail-ANn ba s
formd Day Classes for Ladios,aacl Evening Classesl for Gentlemen,
Hie givo· Privet. Lessolns asuual, at th eh residoce of the Pupil, or of
his own ruuuu No. 9 Camp street, opposite the City Hotel.
CANcERS CnEo..-Dr. Frazee has the honor
to ieform the poblin that be f. prepared to treat all au.l of this fatal
S...,,4; and.be will RUARANTRE A CURE IN EVERY CASE,
.ILFpI who. some vital organ may he Isnoollg ·.&td. Even the.,
the sufferer may ,mi,,much r i . Th.. afflited with ancer..
.Cecil. are ior, ad. og viit Dr. tali.. and adv5flr..
A. an -vid.-e of hie aioeerity and hi. eo.$de... in hie eydt~m of
0tuatol, Dr. F. will IIta. to cAre e.ery sere of Ca.cer pr. -
Isemad, and make no chargle muili the patient is cured. Patient.
cured wilhont pain or the mer of the knife. Teeloty Dollaneeutl by
.apl will -m.r R pkEI of the CANCER SPECIFIC, ithll ai
dillti.. for. u. Addre, Pc. FRACEE,
apll Iply f Ci. 3S St. Cheri..alvst.
R17'IJRES CuRED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss end RuptureP Remedy is · Ilier and comfort and eertai
guarantee 1n the cure or all Rap~tures. To secure a good 3t, ap~ply to
he proprietor's stablishment, 70 St. Charles street, and Inquire for
Dr. Shorman. For fuorthbr particula, se davtiOomot on third
pag, or pply to th , store for a da000ip~ioO pamphlot. 0.000 ly
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels...........ay SO.
ST. CIIARIES--Mr and Mrs Iontgomery, oGeo Austin
Miss ; N L Gaines, N Orln ; IM A F Irwine, Miu Irwl,
Mobile.
CITY--Sam tinton, Jaos Willie and lady, T Gregory,
Texas J Moees. J Garcis. Mexioo; O R FPihber, Ohio;
W Bailiff. Enooh Everett,N 0; Dr J Moee, U A; JR
Brandon, NY ; M W Stuart, A Williamos, La ; Dr Mos
ooyll. Ark.
ARCADE-- C Mloore, J Warre,. W Corker, J M
Miller. D W Miller, Mis ; T R Vaughn, B Delord, John R
B Leymond, W Blochard, Ala ; J Campbell, TexU.
ST. LOUIS.-W L Cardner, Ala; A M Osgood, tR R
Olarriet. lady and three childres. La.
City Bank of Cochran ' Co.
8E Catwp street.
13 NOTICE..S' ·.d dafethL db1 SIX PERCENT. INTER.
EST will be paid on Money F left in thi Bank. payable . dmand.
EIGHT PERCENT.INTEREST pEiAr* Mne·y. IeR forIny Ep.
CERTIFICATES OT DEPOSITS eaned, f desied bearin. theOII
rate f rfltrsrt.and nogotiable in my of the CommercialCitieso( the
United Stnttu.
SHORT LOANS mad e. Undobte. ColO.wI.. EhI Up
WA;C~dNTED-AA Wfr.--A profeesional aen
b l., elb S6 yESn OEEg, ESo.d p -lEic.end I.blpp..EmE
cbvl.dO d:Suw b f om the .ESladelmEIE of a Y.d.S .eri Ldp.
b·An the aEs olIrEad 3I pe.ar, of IRe pAEEEEl bppbS.rblp,
rdUM· And aagroul M mvnosyr Md axomplplhW dnouloo, with Iho
rlrof forming matrimnnialaltiana. 1lleommulio·U~og·ddr Uwd
JLA. D. ·ONlcl, wrBATU.- d4e attend. and b ll d s triitly
13 * LADON Wia $u 1111 iY A, a 8iituf
·Ibrhir trt0 I~~wr ý1 tll,
ir w~yý t:ý it ý r `
PnjSp o- - ~ A~r
PPAOSP.USS Or T$U mNfltl 114 fe hf~ml¶S9
S 510 05. Io#0MTh.. 4'6.TTStI
i ' asglM Lyaapttt ) rwK r rtjur Ih lb fdwwin di ifolC i
4. PoýASblb.,MmQ~gu. i iDl b l b .0131.al olo.
S. POUl1· If lb.Pptl 4 lot
5. fl..f., eflkg.15u S X, D Df·lLS. II rmllb.
0. Ar.grlbet. f tlb* 0 s1 pop 1i 0*.
ISDa Ll.red D.lb.1b Pita ..da.e
T.l hMue.A.1, A.sb.1o5leb.ý agv.,M M. ..70
S1 L.. Ataif .p. .1450 lb.ottr 0.",se ret.e lb. ~
9. ATdultl., th11Silt, U,15.SM4ot eiyd ..d wilt..
19. Profesion1, O1lp11t..17 T .ds of 1. b.0MP Popil,.
Iton,
It. Ag t..rkrl 1.·.m lb* ad .0 ..lbm 10lb., Product., e ..
0.. D.5,pp 11d P Plod 1. 5 5
It, Llb B.ll· ltlr t S~ priveT E L
1.01 rOIbyAI Cbro CAMPty STSw.
With ..lnlrodatioir, embossingthe Aggagat· Tab B blesfrh Date
Dewn, rnmpnnd withrwry pretiol. Cnr·M .11,· III,; Sabeda
end Law, of 0mgr* reliUng to the 0,111. io th.. I. od,;
Oat. T~bl.. f laonr and Dora. of CIUHsad1
'gOs Aga .a40lo,; TMI, of Population of ..sly Count,
.vd Towasbip, et.., 1. the 0,1W IUln, aphabb~lrail)r taglr I
t~g·tb.r with some k1plnnlttrrr Remlrkl .rd en Appoodts, era
Wadingp Not.. .p.. Ili. T·bla of each of the Ststau,·*h by 3
D. D. D.Dow, Ia gs.1Il t·u .. prie , p 1.
J. B. 8TBEL,
mtgi IMP&ItW 00 CAMP S 11"T.
Strangers and Citizens,
BB SURS TO CALL ON
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
84 MIai stree ht, onert of Grlir,
13- hl Hole enry lthI doe a the . "Squ0," NO HUM*
BUG,"Il Wh. te Nmoto.
LINN GOODS ALL SHRUNK,
Sd every Aree warn,,t.d well oot.
It i O well known f kt thatt lAIiotsto lhointhe othI
dwayse h an .R Si R.
of Drop d'Ete, Paremetta, Silk Warp Alper*, B8trk Silk, Toney
Lin-O, WBht. Lia. Drill and Duck, Colored Lien- Drinand .k,.
sIndi Seersaker, PoIg, Gree Cloth, .t1.
PAITALOONS FOR SUMMER,
of BlLk .ad Co lord Sisgle .Ud C.m.re, FrmehDMp d'Lt
PammetW Alps., hie Drill and ( ak Facy Colored mLim Dill
New Style Check hill, Brown Iinen DrPll, Plt Lon, Nle
Cottnade, etc. FOR SM
YESTS FOR 50500KB,
of Fasy Cohbed Mmeulee, Plan Bur Mlleellt . Pth RhiLe adI
iglured White MImeill.s, White Line, Nboth, Pia. ld Fly.gri
Lien Drill, B,.. 0ow 0 Drl n . Pt..n' inoen, Btlk Alpaa, BSot
.1.. s, S -tSt., e.1
UNDER GARME. SE FOR BUMBIES.
Li.en ad Mul ShhtB. lGa, MSIdno, G Cottna, Ont. 7Ralnel,
G0.e Silk UderthirL id Wrapper. Lt Thread Undemnbihr ad
Dawe·n, Linen ad Cottonm Dmwq, Cotta,, Maerin. CLkmee, Line
.ad Lle,. Thresd Hilf Hole, Gloesdf .11 kindi.Cw, C tm.dker
ehl,S., ltkLn. etc. Also, everoy s.perior0mtortBt to
BOYS' CLOTHING.
of the belt qality. Al.o
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
m .o the. t maBrt.ett in New O0rldu., wih willO be adLt he
ownt pri0 o or .h.
ONE PRCOE FOR GOODS-NO DRVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
m.sY Ip7f 0 Mogoin .tmt. ot. of Comp
iJ. B. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER 8 STATIONER,
60 W-CAMP STREET..- 60
Ur ALWAYS ON NAIND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW(E WIihand PFnch), MEDICAL,BC INTITIC ANDSCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LATERARY WORKS, CHEAP PFUB
LICATIONS. ETC.
S BTATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
Ur BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every deridpion.
' PRINTING AND BOOK-RBIDING .ns.aed with ae.nsu
and dispatch.
W- AGENT FOR J. T. WHITE'S PRINTING TYPES, ETC.,
AND HOE A CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTMIN PRESSES.
y0t USEp 11W
Spring and Summer Clothing.
R. PITHIN & CO.,
37 CAMP STREET. 3
CTh. subscirlb bahe by recent m vraainsetlved ag ddl
liUon to their Stook of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
nbrmu 0 all . t th t bloaons Fabries. Their aortmenth
now one of the mt varied In the Sonuth.
or O ende from the Country o n now be pplied s a etter
.,Ine of OCloting haln ea be Msually obWt4 aEd at reOumertiog
pricm ·plO tf
.fews Goods.
r YR Subscribers e no w in ro'pt of aCholceo and Soep
SUMMER CLOTr NG,
MPoouA.otad byO theli HwU io New Yort, zp y fOr the Qty
retll trade, and compri.ong all that i. newUn 4iblA, In Good.
and Styles also, UNDER GARMENTS, of all the varle kinds ise.
THOMPSON, NIXEN k CO.,
6p75 Sptf No. 19 Cuap streel.
F'eranda Hlotel, ~Yew Orleans.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
W' The pate. for Board at this Hotel, on and tter this date,
.tad of n par day, will be s follows :
In L.Gi.' Onoty, pe do .......................... So
Bordoonty,do. do. per wek ......................... 6 00
myl Op J. W. YOUNG, Poprletor.
H ats, Caps, etc.
AT WAOL o.ALg.
L >T Oehoadredcu- HATS, eomprlisng or va*r et)o
LgK, OR,CASS[ MEREXICAN.,WOOLBTRAWPALM LE.
4OCASPACHI BI ATS,forlta. b
IB1SIISAW PROSYT & n. 10 Magsne.treet.
F. !. lKnapp#' y'. S. Chandler,
DENTAL SUReGEONS,
104 COMMON STREET,
(Oppotae the Priva.t Eontane of the St Charles Hotel.)
-F" P. H. KNAPP having had more thae twenty years' proatieein
his proflon, and beintg uaolated with Dr. CHANDLER, a ngetll.
of .rkill and e.pri.oo., is oonldont they eap pse all wIho may hoon
thoem withthtir ptroage.j. toole dAW. l
Southern Jlitttary dIcademy
LOTTERY!
[ar avre L o r s or. ! .' .....]
.Onuetrd on M. II ea.. PlEn.
ZrTO BE DRAWN JUNE 90, 1854..1
CAPITALS .................................................. .5 00
" ................................................... BOro
S .................................... .... ...... ,
SMontmer, A* . MIounti o ...................
TieBoots,*~ Hvodes anqrter Broganso.
IN A* com .aOioiooLS shtriytly.o ooldntml.
SAMNUEL PA WA, AEt L ,SAW d MdAMPEA r ,
hSig of th Bontpr , Lionr .
or l . BOULIENT STE.oerOl Aget. Mobile.
Mo mmetgry A., Morch lotng. p dW
Beoot, Shoes and roganp s,
AT WHOLESALE.
S NOll.adtlglrom shlp t or t olh,.di store.iag rSS.5 .
A lr variety of SOOLES, GODS, apted for t A .eAn.
MRENCH MERINO ,STRKW sL d CAMPEAC .t BlA ,,
FIllCADROIT & CO.AT U mi. CtrOAt.
Summer Clothing.
M In , it rp d'Otin to their np gred ior adortm ennt o
SPRING AND SUMIMER CLOTHING.
A borg. variety of WOOLCS 00000, sadpted for the Oelsoo.
Elch Figured Silk and MIsenleo VESTS, of the latest styles.
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style CRAVATS, NECK TIES, HALF HOSE, Ec., Era.
TRAVELING TRUNKS,
Of the Itent Phtladelphis Mootutre. _ p ppt
The .few Orleans Printing House,
A NEW AND HOME ESTABLSHIIMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 98 CAMP STREET,
(Between Pydr.n and NatchAS.)
Propri"tor W. SCOTT SILERNAN
EDWARD C. WIHARTZIN.
X At thls Etablbhmaet ae executed CHEAPLY, NEATLYand
EXPEDITIOUSLY, all kind. of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISFI, FIRENCH AND SPNISIIH,
... ac s .... SV
BOOKS, DAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPILETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYEERS'BRIEFS, BOOKS, aet.
BLANSFORPUBLICOFFICE, DIARIES,
OTbARIA!.!LAN , RSALES RECEIPTS,
CURTOMHOUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFPICES de. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
COUNTING-H'IUSE do. SHOP BILLS,
RANK OFFICERS' dc. ATEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGNIMPORTERS'do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, STEAMsOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILL OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LIRA,
NOTES, DRUGGIST!LABELS,
AsLLS OF LADIN, AND-BILLS,
MANIFEST HEADS, FIRELEN'S CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, AALL AND SOIREE INVITA.
JOURNALSAanLEDGERS, TIONS,etc.,etc.
,2- PRINTING IN COLORS. t
BALL AND SOIREE INVITATIONS, BILL) OF FARE, etc.,
GOLD, SILVER, ORIMSON, ETC.
It We have peculia faclliti,. fr RULING and BINDINS.
IJ We bare jAItreweired a Ahoie stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
and COLORED CARDS and PAPER, of ciou st.iesa, lcAted with
greatear, ard which we will print or dipoMe ef otherwmie at moderat
rat~l.
W' We are now prepared to print
POSTERS, OF LAflGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS, STEAMSHIPS,
IN pLAIN OR FANCY COLORS.
T Wae HOE'S POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUO
OLES' PRINTING ENGINE--the bet now in us.
t Cal and examinaar ouAp!ime aAAnd pOite for Ia of the
work abo-numerated. " 9w
BANKING HOUSE, 61 Camp at reet.
CHOECS ON
BOSTON, ST. LOUSI,
NEW TORE, LOUISVILLE,
PHILADELPHIA, OOINCNNOATI,
BALTIxMOn, IAIEVE.L&,
SAN 9SAN3CSOO,
(bgar aNenS .aA seld by L E N .-2 goI ol.
bRlANGES AND LEMON--2000 boxeu S
wiV+ t9 l t "a t ai
-. of wu1~.,CIS
pwam-tit: "% Who
WUTh2W0II 7 1W0 .
,nrg8h * F1.20 h.
ilfnlRtN'CR" (ndlPI)-;....i.j;t]; r i M· ~
S~AAb UWd NN......~. ,K i
*11 . udtI .bdI.O
.UISIItttiiW 0.3.5WL i A U
5wCia , l pfMdnR '
MO. 15 BoutL B *.
iMPORTIS OF
WINES, LIQUOfB, CORDlA 8tS ,' e!4
WJD~GIO*Rn ZIAEPO EMIL
wiO7EALJ AMP34-sI
d.IrchtecturRl 4114 Wangtm*
. , 0 AB 2 WI~ I , .
R FOR a;
105 CANAL bT l. .1
DOWNING'S ARCHITECTURE Or COUNDIN R%)3
D-Ieg. for CoI..g",5.1RIRRRRRln0tIIirR wUbt * 0
EmOor s ZNCTCZDEIDA OF cOTTAGE, FARMi.(
LA ACISCTZECTCIE AND F TURNIToURE !b
DOWNING'S RURAL ARCNITRLTURAL AND
GARDENING-WLh Il-tiR.R.
SHIP BUILDING TRATIS N MAO NI AND +NAs'E
CHITECTUth-RIMn.Rd wtL 8R EAgr.RIr-b ob
Grldl; Mrin. a Neel ACktte.
TH NAVAL DRY DOO#R OF TIIR UNI+TED RTAI.
R ob. .S.N1t u diI,
LA.E'S, EANDOB,, GN EMN'S AND OWEN 'S
CIBITEUTUR N AL ErNDs8'
HMENcE'R FIELD 0g OfIeNR sr . R r.
ATOREINR'S NG IN T OR' .. BU
S POCKET TAR NT,
CARWALL'S NRN DkECRANIC' POUR
Moodso tra.lo rib rZ w rztst. 0o.J',,
LARONER ON DTEAM
GILLEPIL' MANUAL FDOB k O .S.LC . _
BYRNE' LOGARITHS A . , `..
MAUTHEaT ICAL INSTRUI*.Gt t
.1OTTO Ukr. 81RNJEI S RCE I0 €.Idl
by gLK RAlAy fom a ! se t o ..
r f Rrs. r . ' ,'e
!BOA GREAT oARdAINS IN
DAIRT AND GENTLEMEN' GO.
OF ALL KINDS.
Bt RAILING OFF LZN PLAF Otsb .d
STORE TO RENT AND PIXTURItr 5018 I.=.
W Tbe. 00bDbrIR0, 0b0t r"R AI `R$''RT
THEIR ENTIRE RICTAIL STOCK ATAR*RANRAO ,
r5NE.ID TEE FRI gg*
CALL AND JUDGE FOR TOOI RSELtV3I:
A good iRGI of SIIRTS, rltb LI..MI*0.UI,.050*1
LINEN SHIRTS, forGR b.
PANCY CALICO BHIlETS, lom gOl.RIRIRRI Sg0
BILK UNDERSHIRTR, frmH ...AItR
COTTON UNDERSHIRTR,*I fom 1I.4oSbi.
RILE CRAVATS,frlom 'M "Olta1St.
1 b foR t IIMgIA 1.4 05bo 5p.1.14 lkA 0?"
I.r oGd to thb City N.OW 04G ..pvrMmwkIIbO
ZEIay .tkli .1.d folly Puente" inp susR·A Rb
All o.d. Rold I bytblrsltl ltrIR*wIb
NR lb ADh t Ime g RCbRlI lotb. D.R.t Bpor..
DANIEL COARER KCO.*;
Ry7sp ar7IH " CHAETREF.B.
Creme Dc Beuzy C
JACQUEBSON & FILS BDRAD.
An toIlya0 dif.1 artcle fom thb. CG0.4.y 0 otbhf
W NOW LANDING, 150 IlbUof the.bN. o01le,
5m0.0 .3 plot., .0d .111 rei, hiOtb.L.a of1. 41
farthb. .upply.
TbhWi.ine.4.0l3dly ..porio to rsy'Mh0} .pouob.
latothisooabkt, . I. . .llONOblol0 w000500o ACQ
SILS Brmb0llllbh.CRO1SN EDiOZ1 VLtURDlZSO
ga m' l0 hbod, my watt0 uor00b t .0 The boot WINIG
LlQUORS in Ltb markt, blobwll b. sold a.lo. rto.bl3
soaytbe ho,.. lth slitp.
lOt) Opof dOWELL T, TATLOR, No.l} Royal
.iCew Jcrsey Zinc Paints.
ý T. et Soolbt. &" now,, b.,t, h oid a ifl t
suppi d, otdirect from .oobao o t of Zboo P0.lo,
m00. by Los 0.0.00td0
NEW "IEIEY ZINC COMPANY,
which t.,k obt 0bffthtmd· d .mo5. .9.9
Tb, SNOW WOIOTOI..ooouo...ollyoilns0.t.4d1gto
to lead r0 otob ,b, o 71ioos .0 do illtyltfor l..tdd.
.ids ont. It will covers macth greater surfacel pal
.lad, o0,. 01 ,in, i,. more cooomi ,I whit, beh., .te.tom
poilowsubstolo.o onthey. ol health It mot ro.mo01..
to..v one lt a ilbtbullid ith the delst.ri0 sq0b lity of painb
factornd from lead.
70,. BiROWN ZINC pou.,.. peoolir pmototali a0d sobdhi.
lb.., ..d is especially neammaoded for iron osclhot lHI i
to0... The STONE COLOR po....o .botlar properties to
BrOoo, bt. th lr i. babsr dapt.ed foopololhbgoent.0ltp.
pol.,bOilOhto. Tb. Company wsio..r the Pab.S.
by tbom to be r.s ., and to keep fresb 405 .OAf oys
timeobtsooloOG. Tob.~ udpsslboly Oblo.WIttoad.
t5otound I oIl, in k.p ot2, 60 0n.0 t0 Oh... lolaooe0
oil. by BOOEgT, WILLIANB Y CO.,
Man Zafdt's .dnU-Diarraa
ELIXIR,
FOR THO CURE OFC1IOLERA.DIAR001IZA,DYOITT1Y,
LI Thi. medicle .lwooId bt irosoy fodily. Tobk..0.,
.t came arrests Di...... whichro~ld pryov Das0,o0., lf not F
Persona t...liog hsold bare t boLtllb ith thkm,,.. ooolt.. of
BowerI ere moatlikely tolootoby obsogoof distando0lbtoo.
..le by JG. POTITB Js CO., 0W St. Cboml. steoet, .nd Drug
g.ono.]ly. myoo}p
Mledical Inhalation.
F I).. eDW. JENNER CORE koiog .on.w.3d by Mad
00h.abtloo i .ffo1ing. Cooliooatet. folmo of all ,,00.. tled
t1he moot .,opbiiayslol of Philhoslyblo aond Pols, boe f0
twentoyypoo dloelod Hw a1tttion to the protsooo ootooo oO
It I. conlfosllty .,lted,thbt by .weno of IOobOoO., ond
iodilpsorobl. adjuvanto. of tool,, 30et.0, .0d bhjobleo oboo
*l7 many h DSwowl fthLO.oop and Thbtoat, oo.
imooooble, will hbefound .muooble the hbliog ort.
W Every iotormolion obbrfully senoby apolylogotNo. 9
tat, pt}
Charles E1. KeUts,
(from New 1or .1S
DENTIST,
140 Canml,1d doorfelm s.oarlo et. N.O .
SARTIFICIAL TLEETHtie..t is t.he but
which for BEAUTY,UTrIATYAHDCOMFORTTO THKWEA
can . Kth . ,lled 9.t
J. Re.}. Chandler,
COLLECTOR.
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc.,
t3' OSe st CORSON I AIRMSTRONG'S, S9 Camp strest
ORmen .ourifrom 1 to 100. u., nnd 9 to a P.
W Refereoces-H. T. Lo.ldaJe, J. Landis & Co., and Cor
.matrocr. mh4 lylm
20. JOSEPH HUFTY, 2
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH F
STrPLE GOODS,
No. to CAMP STREET, undr the City HStel,New O
Etts. .ctfuIIyivitethe.tsotelton of Whole.tle ae Rtitil Bl
pure bit VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, whichb
impored, and Conlttltly supplied through.out the year.
SHELL COMIBS:
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS, of I,
BRUHS., ot very desrption, of his own mapufteture man aS
lowest Northern Ftatory prices
TOILET ARTICLES,
Such u PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, POMA
FANCY 8fOAPS t.,
FINE FANS PURCE, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES,
ABLE DES6KS, ,hr withtEtdivarlt t FPORTE
PNAIES' t., of every etyle and ,hape, sod at ..uutll
NOIBO, .1, 1 .
RUNS, PISTOLS, I'tIIVES COLT'S AND WA"NER'5
VOLVINO PISTOJ.,LS SCORS, RAFORS, LI. A PR
SES, FISHING RSELS and TACKLE, of every -Eie.t
the motdetermited Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
SThestock in tbslae , Ion.letng of th T T. COP
TOBIASaUd REAL JOOSEP JOHNSON MOVEMENTS, w1
aoslrtmentof SWISS mid ENOLW LEVERS tgeRlthelr wri
.wok of 0, an.d EASTERN JEWELRY SILVERWAIRE
beess lected with gre iSlm, by F. ROBERTS for man yes
In the Whlesaleb bsi-., t htSIS betn prumhued t-
t3 ETI :.tid-FA.IVERRYNTED OARE RENTENIT
SEE 'T1li: J,., WELRYetcI.CAIEFLLT REFA
Drugs,. led ciae,Ferfascy
P~ Th· POi daly and Fn ýýpsb Cib wells the Atte..on ort
vomprGllqrvary r ticl a hi· line of holioees wh~f
I IN,00DA i, lll a rmud FEeH Nftb . e NE.Dnlr.
eawp,BIDpi WATER AND MIAD of theh, hs.
wll he fonml at hLcs!pllbment·wh slt th papp ahl i Lb·
...h s.CONGRESB iUIIK LICK, etc, etc. · Rw
nuonahle to ms wth PURE HONEl" ESSENICE PEFP
GOULKY hTERB,.te. TIOMAS RANKlY
a01 4.Wli. DU pIe.l.d 6pnlb rpry, E.CEmpC nd
Hats-Hats.
riD t ra b eIppps /ht s FAT G s mere lo IE-i
,. Ih di ll to Ih. d l. ploltel-it&..shield be , theIA,
the plotelolol of the IL, lEri- hel, eprlA4 the r
ideas of sil oor ehooght and h -h.
{ilt 1,.11man of s11... who Y a rent g, I l I I aid
the .4 Si HATS fm thLIEXCELSIOR HAT d'6ORB; Ih
to the6 load II HATS from mOh et.A.lIEt, l
HA.. DUROKIDEE S VALLETTE¶ p C kp.I.
INSIIRANClE AND BANKIN ADE
1" o. o. IbTUxoP, Asoat, p
Rsmsdio gd Csmp etnet, third or shove· the OldSind
sr DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
DH8COUNUS AND ADVANCEs MADE.
111C0 R EXCHAJIE ON ALL THE PRINCIPAt
d'tcd O AT OP THE REPUBLIC, NRESS
f E..Bhs..giOF ECE.BOSTON-fl.e t the Io
VIGAR. MEXICAN AND PLAN
V TOBACCO.-The I.onlb.Ilh.1bEI ct.Uy w A~ b
0014 COUNTY, urN CU 5' 0EV
WRAPERS a.ndFPLLERS, I OTACCOA IN 0
NDBALEBOPI fe,.. i.AAld S Rs%& and ofa
M, hIN RBýBBs