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AOIwL OF NEW OfANSe
BY Tni ON, ADAMS &°CeG.,
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" ii s arhalatl n'wpicbt rendr ai. idit e cdum for adver
tiseseeefAe A nree PAPehet55 1R tisegety, eseahing
mees teleeleef homes at' heeti byese . ee being sted
helbeferthsspesdeeo of bds eeie tdeaeoiie; etqeeteeti lee
for "feetl use peep be edsnttllkeeeety publthecd is Its
THE 1VEEEi'El $ C1iiESCE T
71phlihe every Mdnpdp r e a ei g of $3 a pane, invariably in
ido ele.e syihtgstse"eateumeedtoeheeeltto eghost te.
etý'utte 3tleeteetppt, Askase,' Alsheabes, Teses andctsher.
Ssiatpe, ft*ireeeste feavoresle mode to edeerttseee oefteatg
Thete 'estee snte maootmedsee' hsen. Adleetteemseseid.
eeetetfeor $tper esentr, eacshiseetioe.
.UESDAY MORNIQG, MARCH 4, 18t6
a W.e n indebted to the Hon. Thos. J. Bnfflg
too, of the. Ste Senate, and A.D.aeriei and A. '".
6iiie, ofth Houseo of Reproentai , far Legisla
tivtorom e______________
War ehtedto the Hon. F. C. Laille, of
the- ooae oftereeetato lifor atteotion if trans
tei ttlg ns nuinry Lgftisltii'e 3IthneUntt.d
.ndero gta the ffcers of the
steiamer A . h slaitpapers from St. Louis,
Duo ounder obigationo to Iton. J.
Spy of the Senate;Report on the
the Brioll North Ameeican
ani t ie Trod§ CGreatLakes
edr r obligtt rSidell for a
erpertof the eo the United
i to of the en aable waorks, of
its t i .everea edmin this or any
na th' t position and
of the roat; the bars that lie along it, and
heefatrender its appr"eb hazardous. It is
a 'r . e ommo y.valoe, androeflects theoigh
ye been concerned in its pre
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tL4 i o3rthernan aEand tern mail, doe
fyeyrerelq Mei " f beyond Augusta, Ga. The
lt de G ethrough.
erati ie f- de'ereipte oficotton were fair yes
to..ay The gr tir part were out of Red and Oua
thile rivers. These rivers continue to rise, and with
rise in tbheMississippi, they will continue ir'good
erd e ibr me time, perhapstillJune. There
av val from out of th' Ohio since the
rgai po :no, th~ ce.-i The foreign intelligence
eontiiaee sto depress the prices of flour an.d 'grain.
Provisions of all kinde come in also fora share of the
. ele.i. The market begins to offer the strongest in
douemonts forpurchases frm.Alabama, Georgia an(.
Texas, and notwithstandihg the advance in freigh'.,
thre 'are large -shipments of floifr, corn and whet
to 'orthern cities~ showing conclusively that t,
weste.nirilroads are not interfering with much pros
peef sucess with the national highway--the Mis
maijpi river.''
Corrox.-The receipts of cotton for the twenty
lour hburs ending at 6 o'clock last evening were, per
Caddd,,from Lake Bistenean, 1,813; Swan, from Jef
ferson Texas,1,229; City of Cairo, from Camden,769;
Ceres, from St. Martinsville, 469; C.D. Jr., from
Bayou SIa, 204; Magnolia, from Ashton, 1,600; Juo
daltTouro, front Camden, 1,765 ; Aleck cott, from
C.aro 260; Princess, from Vicksburg, 1,163. Total,
9,263 bales. Of sugar, 913 hhds. M3olaoses, 1,801
barrels. Total of cotton, since Saturday lst, inclu
sive, 21,668 bales.
Lbrnom L.CTURnS-.It should be borne in mind
by all who have attended the preceding lectures of
Dr. B. A. Gould, thatfhe delivers another this evening,
at the Lyceum Hall, in continuation of those which
have preceded it.
The history of the discovery of the planet Neptune
--first found, we believe, by La Veonrier, although
calculated by other astronomers previously-will be
the subject of the discourse, and should be deemed,
as it assuredly is; of sufficient importance to induce
all lovers of science to attend. Tickets can be pro
cured as before.
Mn. COLLINS' BNEP'rr.-The performances at the
St:.Charles Theater this evening, are for the benefit
of Mr. Collins; a gentleman whose varied and able
personations during the time he has been with us,
ha4e won for him a large amount of well-deserved
popularity. He has evidently endeavored, by study
and observation, to render his acting accordant to the
idiosyncrasies of the characters presented, and to
give a full and round embodiment of their natnres
the angles and salient points which distinguish one
mnan from another, and to show how, under certain
circumstances, each one would act and be acted upon.
We trust that that our citizens will turn out in sufficient
numbers to render the occasion aspecuniarily profita
ble to the beneficiary, as he will render it pleasantly
agreeable to those attending.
mruAlTeaY COLL&~ E, LOUIsSlCA.-We acknowl
edge the receipt of a polite invitation from the faculty
of CentenaryCollege, through Mr. Anthony Sambola,
to attend the regular exhibition of the Junior class
and the literary societies, which will take place on the
6th and 7th of the present month. We much regret
our inability to attend, as we feel assured the exercises
will be entertaining and instructive.
Weare glad to know the College is in a flourishing
condition, and that its prospects were never more fa
vorable. We regard it as one of the best institutions
in the South, and entirely worthy general patronage
and countenance. At the present time the number of
students is two hundred and nineteen, and additions
to that number are being made from day to day.
We earnestly hope the institution may enjoy a long
career of honor, usefulness and prosperity.
GAITrY Tnr E.-%he benefit of Mr. Fred. N.
Thayer, Acting Manager of the Gaiety Theater, oc
curred last evening, and drew, as every one expected,
a crowded and fashionable audience. It was one of
the most brilliant nights of the season.
'The entertainments commenced with Bulwer's
beautiful comedy called " Money," with an unexcep
tionable cast-Mr. Thayer playing Evelyn; (Mr. Bour
ciCault, Blount; those two excellent specimens of
talent and stage experience, Owens and Browne,
Graves and Smooth; Mrs, Gladstane, Clara, and
Miss Robertson, Georgina. The piece was, of course,
handsomely mounted and beautifully rendered.
At the close of the comedy, Mr. Thayer was loudly
called for by his friends, and, 'coming before the cur
tain, spoke substantially as follows :
"iedie orandGentlemen.: When I cloed a brief engagement
tere last season I pronounced it y ,cset nppearanuc. I left
home-.er this clty is the home of my career--pctg an eu
gagemntin the North. Good fortune hasse Ost umeher again,
|Whare was by st eg eppesrao gu thate hisLronic art.
Tresrn i tlset hold ta nento lhappy and s ult to rl
theo eprntaton.el f a hen st. and en ouriaged br ronopd o
b.oan yad the Treard of lts noight, I alle consothier maysel
mrly nenrdd fora o myn hope aned doth and uoro. rI eaoot
teallou hon tar thsies o efof r ns Gmt.nghtedu lg t cptioc, nor
retcenUyerea y mce te nse apfertnoudr to you. th plensurW
tsen oO, tuowever, to resrets thafelloew-rtiie etofuaeual and
tooe, areleeod eutomy s ieruetthaccn The nvor oa r. Donre
ont ioltebe t servicesof ru rs. Gladoene, end LOc nheeofcnooe
itas doas thamt dy rendered her cunhao ppcervyieeu, wil ever
he enmiee edy eiwe p redornde cleare .
and geentlemee, accpt my e Oheartc thnn for uonr
nerdne; n enhined toct he attendnne of this evening,,, a be.
ltdve me that the highest hope of my heart ist that I may ultl
malely be more aworthy t yiour Cppro0 alton
M-r. Thayer's remarks were reccived with the wurm.
est applause by a hounsefull of warm and sincere
friends.
After the OJŽOech, Mr. Duffeld sang Albert P'ike'
aitg oof the "Fine Old Arkansas Gentleman," and the
evening-s' entertainments closed with the burletta
called "Iachel is Coming," in which Mr. Browne
plsyed the part of Perrroikle, a stage manager;
Mr. Owens that of Signor Smittini; and Miss Robert
onaseveral chlracters appertaining to the piece. We
need oejy add thatit passed off very happily, as did
dine entice 6evenig's performances.
''It ai@teenth a mary of th Fire Department
of this.eity takes place to-d y, and the programme
laid, down for the ocodsion shows that, like its prede
cessoc t will be a very handsome and ittrmctive dis
play, equally creditable to the. city which is so well
prepared against the dangers of conflagrations, and
the men who are ready to exert'themselves td lessen
the losses arising from the wonton, but destructive
freaks of the fire-fiend.
The history of the Fire Depactment of this city is
familiar to all who have been:Y'idents in it; the
varying changes under which it t3'a'own from com
prativo nhthingness to it. preseit strength and sta
hity ; the great -mount of active duty it has been
.dnopelled to discharge ; the many falsoalarms whieh
havetu tnmed out its strength, at all houra of day and
night ; whcan the summler sun was scorching the beds
of, former streams, and when icy pendants hung
fromi the over-charged gutters. Within its oncals
can be found a histor of the unfiiachitng conduct of
some who have metileath in the discharge of duty.
Whohasforgotted ttiFerry,Woodruffaud McLeod?
It cannot be :denied that there are members
who reflect no credit on the Company in which they
are enrolled and ihe noble organization to urhich
they belong ; bahsuce.aeceptionla instances belong
to every org igious,socialand political
and can t poower other than that
Onei-potonp t' cln_. ' cichange and control human
natre ao d ei of men. The general
characte 6th firemen of New Orleans
is equially honorbt themselves and creditable to
the city, that co call out such an array of zealous,
ianeliannt and intiepid r oardians.
Tih grand displays thathave been made by the Fire
Department'on previous anniversaries, are familiar
to all; when Company after Company, from Algiers
add Lafayette to the loder bounds of the city, had
tuned onet with full ranks of uniformed men; with
fine, strong horses;.with engines polished until they
shone like gold in the sun'erays; with the rosy floral
offerings of fair friends ; with banners and music ;
making the day as jubilant and glorious as any within
the year.
The order of exercises to-day is analagous to that
former years: a marshaling of forces upon Canal
street, at nife in the morning;'with the three Number
One Companies-of Gretna, Algiers and Carrollton
in the van, followdd by the Chief and Assistant En
gineers, and otherCompanies in their numerical order,
extendingfrom Rbyal to St. Charles street-making in
all a battalion of twenty-four Engine and Hook and
Ladder Companietcomprising an average of seventy
five jnembers to each Company-and some reach over
tivo hundred, active and honorary-nearlytwo thou
sand.warriors of the flames, who, though neither sala
niandera nor of phoenix nature, can face, undauntedly,
the element which was innocuous to the former and
whichgave new life tthe latter. The procession, being
formed, will march down Royal to Esplanade street,
through Casacalvo and Mandeville to the Levee; up
Chartres and Camp to Julia; through Carondelet,
Apollo, MIagazine and St. Charles, to tihe St. Charlee
Theater where the annual address will be delivered
before them by JohnlS. Holt, Esq. The exempt fire
men, veterans of previous times,s will re-appear once
more' in the ranks which their presence formerly
graced, and be escorted by their successors to the
theater, where, aside from the attractions of the ad
dress and music there will be assembled agreat num
her of ladies, for whomn seats will be reserved in the
dress circle.
.The line of march will he taken up at ten o'clock
presely, and the theater will be opened at one. The
address will probably be delivered about two. The
programme of the celebration is very exact and com
pIrehensive,and satisfies all the wants of an occasion,
which, like the present, deserves to be highly honored
and held in general esteem; for, if a single act of
daring and philanthrophy, whereby one man is bene
fitted, deserves praise and the approbation of the pub-.
lic, how much more deserving are the labors and sac
rifices, theefforts and exertions of a great body who
have charge and custodianship over the more mate
rial interests of a metropolis as large, as rich and as
important as the one which sits regally at the moath
ef the great father of waters and reaches its Briarian
arns to every part of the habitable globe. A great
loss here is a great loss everywhere ; its prevention is,
therefore, a public benefit of incalculable value.
We trust a proper regard will be paid to the dcca
sion by all our citizens, and some proof given to the
fire department that their labors and Ihzards are not
without public appreciation. The evidence is cer
tainly well-deserved.
The High iVater.
According to all the information we receive from
the telegraph and the newspapers, it is quite clear we
are to have extraordinarily high water this season.
There seems to be a general feeling of appaehension
throughout the lower valley in regard to crevasses
and overflows, although that feeling has not led to the
commencement of precautionary works, so far as we
are advised.
An immense amount of snow has fallen the past
winter on, and adjacent to, the greater and lesser tri
butaries of the Mississippi river, and along the Mis
sissippi itself as far down as Cairo. The upper streams
have all been frozen, navigation suspended, and ice
accumulated in quantity and thickness to an extent
not paralleled within a quarter of a century.
That ice has broken and is breaking up, and that
snow is melting; and there are many alarming indi
cations that we must be prepared for higher water
than existed when scores of plantations were over
flowed and a large portion of the city of New Or
leans was submerged. Nearly all of the tributary
rivers are full and rising, and the Lower Mississippi is
rising with dangerous rapidity. The Vidalia (Concor
dia) Intelligencer, of the 29tli ult., states that the
river is swelling at that point at the rate of two feet
each twenty-four hours ! Should it continue to rise
at this rate for a very few days, numerous points
above and below will be in imminent danger of over
flow, and it will require great energy and unceasing
care to protect them, even if the city be not placed
in some jeopardy, which is not beyond question by
long odds. At all events, itmight be well enough for
the authorities to look to the matter, and be prepared
for any emergency that may arise. Have we any
protection levee worth a straw ?
We urge upon our country friends to look well to
their levees-to repair, strengthen and elevate them,
wherever it may be deemed necessary-and to oexer
cise an unceasing surveillance over them. The labor
and money will not be thrown away, even if the flood
is notas great as there are good grounds to anticipate ;
and if it is, they may prove invaluable and impreg
nable bulwarks to shut out a devastating overflow.
NEW ORLEAN MEnDICAL AND SBURGICAL JOUNALs.-
The March number of this very valuable and very in
teresting semi-monthly medical journal, edited by Dr.
Bennett Dowler, of this city, and published by H.
McCulloch, at No. 76 Camp street, has been received
by nous. It contains about one hundred and fifty pages
of original and selected matter, treating of diseases,
cures and discoveries; of the advancement of med.
cal science, and is accompanied by a supplement, giv
ing a tabular view of the signs furnished by au.culta
tion and percussion, and of their application to the
diagnosis of diseases of the heart and great vessels;
besides much miscellaneous medical matter of itupor
tance to members of the profession.
TrE QUenaRernL LAw JounALa.-We have re.
ceived the first number of a new legal publication, to
he issued quarterly, by J. W. IRandolph, in the city of
Richmond, Va. It is edited by A. B. Guigon, and, in
the introductory, the editor states that the fact of
there being no Southern work of the kind was the in
ducement which led to the undertaking. The num
ber contains one hundred and fifty-four pages, con
sisting of essays, recent decisions, notices of late law
books and condensed authorities upon various law
points. The publication cannot but be of use to the
profession. It is neatly printed at five dollars per
annum.
SHiP, STEAMBOAT AND1FAM!LY SUPPL!ES.-AUgUO
tus O. Merkel, at stall No. 2 Poydra. market, is prepared to sup.
ply ships, steamboats ad fmilies with all kinds oI meat, tripe
and sausages. Its has choice corned beeg put up fr robin and
family use, and will supply vesselJ mud those rlho wish t wilh
fresh mikeh co-s, hogs, basils, pigr, sheep, goats, geese, chic'r
ens and other live stock. HisJ card may be seen it malocr
columrn.
NEW ORLEANS STATIONEIS' 'AREEoUSSE. -Tile as
ortmant of tebol l, medical, theologicay, literscy, acisntset and
bl5ank books, agrcultural aad other thks, posses-sd and offerb
ed ar "aIaby J.as. Steel, publishser, stationer and bos-asslris
No. 60 Campa trect, is probasbly unsurpassed by any establi~lh
menu South of Minion and Dixon's line,. The opportnities offered
to Pehurers are great, anld country 'merchantsi can fill theiri
she1Yes with whatever is wanted by them upon as reasonrable
tcrms as from nny Eastern eatrblisbtuent. All who are makingE
purchasea should call at lbs Stations-s' Waschouas. Szy the
ssdvertllsment.
TELEGRAPHED TO TIIE CRESCENT.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AMlERICA.
_.---.
PROBABLE SAFETY OF THE PACIFIC.
By TIE SOUTHERN ANu Ii lT0 ION NES
England.
The London Times expresses nu anxiety regarding
Englnnnd's seces in the approaching Congress.
In the House of Connonis, on the 15th, Roebuck
moved the production of the correspondence with
Sthe United States and a copy of the instructions to
Cnmptou.. `
Palmerston defended the Governunent, and depre
cated the idea of a war with the United States. He
believed the interests of the two countries were insep
arable. The Derby:pihrty are determined to support
Palmeston.
The Peace Congress.
The Peace Conference opens oaths 21st. It is said
that Austria and France wisked the admission of
Prussia, but England refinsed.
The Dutch and Japan,
The Dutch have concluded anew treaty with Japan,
obtaining important privileges, accorded to no other
nation.
The Steamship Baltic.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New York, ar
rived out at Liverpool on tile 13th.
The Pacific Possibly Safe.
The passengem by the America report seehing a
Collins steamer, on the 19th, hcading up the English
Channel, with a signal of distress flying, and thhinks it
was probably the Pacific returning.
Cincinnati Slave Case.
CrncixxaTr, Feb. 29.--Tlhe fugitives, whose arrest
caused so much excitement, a short time since, were
delivered to their owners to-day, and escorted across
the river by 200 special police.
From Washington.
WAOsmIlNoTs, Feb. 29.-The Senate has received
documents from the President showing that England
has made no offer of arbitration. Crampton on
Wednesday last made a proposition for arbitration,
New York Market,
NEw Yone, Feb. 29.-Cotton firm with sales of
2,000 bales before the steamer's news tranphircd.-
Flour is unchanged.
River Intelligence.
Lorisve.LLE, March 1.-The river is still rising
slowly, with nine feet on the falls. The weather is
cold and wet.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
NEow YoR, March 1.-The Asago has arrived at
this port from Havre and Southampton, after a bois
terous passage.
The Arago brings dispatches from Messrs. Buchan
an, Mason and the English Government.
The English Government is about to ask a new
loan of twenty millions of pounds.
The Markets.
Now YORK, March 3.-Flour, $7 121; Whisky
Louisiana Legislature.
DBATo RiOCur, March 3.-Nothing of importance
done in the House to-day.
Senate.-Wooldridge's bill to amend and re-enact
the law relative to contested elections, passed. The
bill grants an appeal from the decision of juries in all
cases in the Parish of Orleans.
The memorial from the New Orleans Academy of
Sciences was reported from the committee and or
dered to be printed.
Mr. Pike introduced an act to abolish corporeal pun
ishment in the Penitentiary.
Night sessions are to be held until the adjourn
River Intelligence.
LortVIIEEE, March 3.-The river is still rising with
eleven feet on the falls.
Arrived Saturday--Landis, Madison, Tecumseh,
Caledonia, Monongahela. On Sunday-Eclipse, Vir
ginia, R. J. Ward, Empire, Defender, Tremont, Buck
eye, Monarch, Gulnare.
Departed on Saturday for New Orleans-MoNs,
Ben Franklin and David Wtlite. On Sunday-John
J. Roe, Ocean Belle, Indiana and Delta.
VICTORI. Ln.---The followiing letter from N.
Longworth, Esq., of Cincinnati, was received by us a
day or two since. Upon reflection we have concluded
that its publication would do more to accomplish the
olbject the distinguished writer has in view than any
thing we could say. Hence its publication. If we
can be of any assistance, it shall be cheerfully ren
deredr
fo Ciscls T1 February l7, 15td6.
Editorr of Daily Crercnt: I am ayxicus (if I cannot see
them) to know that yor polnds are covered wiih the Victoria
Lily. Of warm night thle leacves will form plcasint and dry
beds for your children. The warmer the climate, the better. If
yen can ascertain, and senti me the nnmcs of right or ten per
ons whor hrave sitabrle ponds and are desirous of gving them a
trial, I will send to your care, or any other person you alay
name, by a steamboat, young plants in pot,. They will ble-ao
this season, and hear leaves, if tile weather is warm, that will
muc ure from eighteen to twenty feet in circumllerenle, ad the
edge of the leaf, trned u!p will keep a child dry, slceping on
it, weighing lifty or sixty pounda.
oucrs, truly, N. I.ONGWORTII.
Thie water may be from two to for feet deep. In cly pond in
the hlot-loie, htundreds of seedlihg come p iyarly from the
seed dint falls in tile water. The plant is perermiacil.
HIIAINTON'S DHIOAMA OF TILE RIOIAN WAR.
Thle excitement to winllles this triunlgpr of ir: at thle Armory'
1Ia11 eontilmclauJabated. Fromn its commencenmenttbe nolliunccr
have steadily increased until it h-u becotne ncccrsary to secure
Recnts in thle day to be ocrtnil of thlem at night. Asttle entire cx
Iiblon i n ahappy comnbination of Rmumml~eut andI instruction, we
would call thec particular attention of the heads of the school rt -
partment to make %erangeournt s with Mr. 1IngAto for the ad
Eisi.En of their pupilsh on Wederdsdy or 0 Edaty afternoon.
Amusements This Envening.
ORLzEANs THEATER.--Verdi's grand opera of
ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Benefit and last night of
Mr. Collins. " Irish Attorney," "Irish Genish," " Teddy the
Tiler," and " No. 1 Ronnd the Corner."
GAIETY THEATER.-" Poor Gentleman" and " The
Todlecs."
AnoeRY HALL.--Dioramie Panorama of the Rus
AMElnrCAN ClCus,--Coroer of Magazine and Jose
plineo.reet.. EOery evening.
THI GaEl:T BA.--The great Australian perform
ing bear, at No. 95. St. Clhrles street. Day and evening.
Co,. WooD's MUSEUM.-" Living Giantess," " In
fant Esau and Mother" and wonderful French Warbler. tNo
18 St. Charles treet.
Steamoboat Departures This Day.
01110 RIVER.
Lebanon, Williamson, master, at 5 o'clock. John E. IIdet &
Co,, 661 'yras ,treet, gatnts.
ARKC, ANS RIVER.
Ness Latona, ros, master, at 5 'clok I'. M.
Caddo No. 2 l,Marshall, tInn r, at 5 o'clock. Lewis Snapp &
Co., 37 Front street, and T. 11. Smith, 12 New Leveo, agents.
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAR.
Atalanta, Briugs, tnster, at 5 o'clock. L. Snapp & Co., 37
Front street, agents.
ILOWER ISl51CIP'I.
Mlaguoia, Thomatsson, master, at Ss clocrl. T. . Smitt, 12 New
Lsves street, gent.
S OUACIIITA RIVER.
City of Cairo, YoTeum, ster, trat 12 o'clock. T. I1. Smith, 12
News Levee wtrest, ad Arthur S Co., agets.
At Ai.l--Chsttt, ItIns psstOtnss, On Innt,,AyTn.
:l0 at 4 'clsock A. MI. IIi5NRIET'TA, silt of iJohn Jhct-'n,
Itakcr, of Lsondon and AIs--l-ttprlle .
i- Thlle bret evidenee that an t be r
i favor of the eicaciousrners of IlooOhld'rs Glumll ]liters, pro
pnred by Dr. C. M. Jackson, is the unprecedered dernmud for
them from all parts of the Union; and, altlnglh thlire may be
many compounds prepared and represented as being orthy of a
liberal patrolage, yet we feel constrained to remark, that the
r8t number of testimonials with which tie wonhy doctor has
been honored, by per on of the highest chlraetel aud respecta
bility, who found it necesary to have lecour.e to his prepara
tion, is testimony sauelently conclushive, that a more efectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief of those aftlicted with
that direful mnlatdy, Dyspepsia, hoa never b-t n discovered.
See adveortitrement. fre4 Imd\V
ToE GRIEAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Ptb'lico.
"Every mother should have a box in the house handy in easy
of accidents to thle children." Redding Russia Saolve is a
Bostonremedy.of thirty years' stadilng, and is recommended
by plhysitcils. It isa smo and speedy cure for burns, piles,
boils, comrs, felon, chilblains, and old sores of every kiud; for
fever sores, ulcers, itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore
nipples, (recommended by nures,l) whitlows, stie, festers, flea
bites, spider stmgs, froron limbs, trlt rhewm, scurry, sore and
cracked lips, sore nose, warts and lehll wounds, it i a mo.st val
uable remedy and cure, hich can be testified to by tholtrands
oho have used it in the city of Booton and rvcility for the ast
thirty year. I no irnstance wrill thio oalve do ml iljorv, or in
terere with n physicirn'soprrscripions. It is made from the
purest materieal, froom a recipe brought from R. esia--of articles
growing in that coutry'-and the proprietors hvre letters from
all classes, clergymen, phyicilom,, r.et eaprins, nurses ao d o.h.
ers wholurove ursed it themelves ad reeooomerod it to others.
Reddlng's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes, stamped on the
cover with a pcture of a horse and a distbled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on ts wrapper. Price, 5 cents a
beo. Redding & Co. For sale by . Wright o Co., 0. 0.
Woodman ,r d all druggisrts, felt roddlW
.A'ndetenth .Alnnfersary
OF TE.
FIfRE DE& RTMENT.
lhc Fire Department of ow Orlean, with those invited to
asist In the celebration of their Ninaetentth Annimcrsmry, will
assemble at 9 o'clock A., 3., TIIIS DAY, March 4th, on Caual
street, in the following order:
Davy Crockett Fire Company No. I, of Gret(n.
Pelican Fire Company No. 1, of Algiers.
Carrollton Fire C(ompany No. 1, of Carrollton.
Carrollton liiook nd Ladder Comlpny.
. cffers6u City Fire Company.
AL~ RED BELANGOER .....................Chief Engneer.
JOI. II . GRUBER ................Fir t Assistant Engineer.
DAVID IIRADBURY.............Second AssOistant Engineer.
3Mlneburg Pire Company No. 1, of 3luneburg.
Volouteer Fire Company No. I.
L.fayette Hook and Ladder Company No. 1.
Will form on the north side of Canell street, the head resting on
Royal street, and extending west.
Mihiissippi Fire Comlpany No. 2.
Vigilhnt Fire Company No. 3.
American HIook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Columhia Fire Company No. 5.
1 L.aI n nh tllose Company.l
becheanis' Fire Company No. 1.
Ealgle Fire Company No. 7.
Will form on . he outh side of Canal street, head'rcstlng on
Ro1yal trec, anid la Indin . east.1,
rhdtern Fire Company No. 1.
hIoipe Hook and Ladder Compial)nlly No. 3.
Creole Fire Comlpany No. 9.
LPniseana Fire (Company No. 10.
Irad FelhT Fire Company No. 12.
W erscveraneo Fire Co pany No. 13,
Philndelphin Fire Company No. 4.
Will form on the south side of aun::l utr11t, head resting on
St. Charles bstreet, extedmlil, wet.
laekrk n Fire C'otuno yNos 18.
wEslaidegto .h-rire (mup hrsy No. o, 20.
C Pelian lhown iad oIodc, .'olnely, o No. 4.
Orlen' s Fire t'l1mli:ly Io. 21.
,Tcl, ' oll Pi t .Areo uOlipeay So. A t n
Clasmhcte Fir, Company No. 3.
Crcrscent Fire CompanyJ Nuo. 1.
Will form onnthe soth c idr uRo. inal sirt,!, head reitih" oin
St. Charles street, xteuTdihe eart.
R, t'TE:
Th 1Froeess io will form oe C dal street, prcet hy at 10
o'lok. The hendo e the c'roessi , will move down Ronyal to
Espaihnade, acros Esplile to Cansnrea l.or street, downClea
cle to 1andeoille, ulp 'ndeille Pto Levee, uonp Levee to Es
pltcdo, down Eslalanad to Chortrle, ill, Clortres to Camp, nip
.Camp to Jltli, down Julia to Carondelet, uI Carondelci to
Apollo, lip Apollo to St. Andrcw, pIl St. Alldrcw to G .r l -dhne ,
down M[agazine to Rlac or Robin to Annlllnaiooiti down An
nnnnitiion to St. JOsCph. down It. aoslPph to St. hr('ales, dItown
St. Charles to St. Charles Theater, where an address will be
delivered by John S. HIolt, Jr. Esq.
The Exempt Firemenore rcq, sted to assemnhle at tihe City
Lottl, Calmenm street, at 9 o'clock A, 31.. frao,, whence they
will be escorted into line.
Ladii s and hledd of I'amilies are informed that the St. Charles
Theater will be open at 1 o'clock 1'. 3iL, to accommodate them
The M[arshals and Foremenic of the various compnlnics are noti
fled to be Iunctually on tile ground, as the l'roecabion will lo-i
lively move at 10 o'clock.
The Aids to the tGrand MarshaI are requestd to a,.emhle at
tlhe City IloteI at 9 o'clock A If.
I. N. MARKS, raumd Marshal.
F O It A IMO:
I. N. MARKS................................Gra d Marshal.
Wt.. C.1oE. :n...... or Fxem.pt Firemen's AssoElatlon.l
Woi. 1. SC0l.Ioo ...... . P. Fisn,', Charitobl A.oAceiation.
JA-IE BEGGs .......... Treasunr
Jos.nI FOLGtr ....... Secreth0 .
10. M. Phillip. No. 1; F. FF Fleminh, No. 18;
L. . Iown, No. 2; J3hn T. I'.,lottiero, N. 20;
J. 1. Coulter, No. 3:; 1. I)etiommes, No. 21;
olbert Goioabyo, No. 5; David Adam-, SN,. 2:
D. T. Donooao, No.6; Iery iaekon, No. 23;
(. JSoneg, No. 1; ., L. tIoberton, Jr., No. 21;
J.. I. Oadegrito, No. , 3. 11. Cortel, ,i,.'aon Ilo;e;
1F. D. Bllgol, No. 0; J. Turpin, I1. and I..No. l;
o,. Noggertll, N.,. 10; J.S. MoInoyrc. .. No. 2;
T.0. O . dSlliva, No. 12; RobL. Wynne, .. No. 3
0. J. Roigart, No. 13; 1'. W. 'olns, .. No. 4;
F. A. Couant, No. 14; J. Jaoubo, Milneh.ur No. 1.
Foempt Fironein;
Davye Crockett Fire Coponio y No. i, (f Gretna;
elican Fire C(ompany N.. 1, of Algi,;
Cnrrollton Fire Comlnyl No. 1, of Clrrollton;
Carrollton Ioouk anmllla1dder 'onllanyo;
Jelltrson Cily Fire ('lpanlly;
Alfred Belanger, Chief Flngi:eer;
John F. Gruirer, First s0im0nt , lgo0 in0er;
5Iihilburg Fire Comipan Nt,- I, of 3liilehnrl-;
oilluoteer Fire . Comp.ny No. 1;
Lafiyette Iook and Loadder ('omlolly N, 1;
M .s . ippi Fire Con .av No. 2;
Vi"gilant Fire I{llllCl;.y' So. 3;
omerocan ,.ook and Ladder Company No. 2;
,Co o22i For, (Comrlany No 5;
I.ouisinna Iose If Comalny;
Iagl Fire Comip.ny No. N ;
1 'hmniol. File udompany Noo . N;
IhIe hlook rlld Ladder o ornpaliy N o. 3;
Creole Fite Com,,,,,y No. 1;
I.ol.oinl FioC ('o1nIllly No. 1I
Irad Ferry Fire Complny N-o. 12N
r*t.rnaraunce fire C:onlllauy No, 18;
Philde!tphia Fir COlllpaony No. N4;
Jackou Foire Company Nn. 10;
Wahingto n Fire Company No. 20;
Pelicanu Hook and oadder CompaNy No. 4;
Orleans Fire Company No. 21;
Cre'crot Fire Company No, 24. .,4 1
.reew Orleans
STrATIONEiRS' Wll E11-HO) USE,
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
BIOOS(S-Corporisng the works of the bent tanlard autl.or
OOin the C aous departments of Literature, ancient a
('IIEAP PIBLICATIONS-At ypubllhers' price, received a
aoon as Maned Fromn Ithe pres.
SCHIOOl BOOKS-A laryge supply of all kitnd ill general ue,
electled with great care by the prulrietor p-,ronally.
PICTORIAL WORKS of the most beautiful de~riltlon u
perbly bound.
STATIONERY. Conhlbs in of the most approved kinds, adapt
ed to the uoe of counting-rooms and pblhic offices.
BLANK BOOKS made of the best wore laid paper, and of the
moat approved mintfacture.
PAPI.R AND CAIt 1)S-Letter, FoIocap, Folio, Post and other
papers PlaySing and I'Plai Card of a h kinds.
PRINTING ND 110010K BINDING, in all their branches,
neatly executed.
SCIENTIFICI WOItKS and otller works, ibyl the mot approved
authors on the Arta and Sciences, in all their bratches.
AORICUIUC'RAL WORKS, Ly the moy t approfed f uthor5.
AIORIIITECTCILI.AI, WOIIKS, in all0 its braoches. For o ale by
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookeller and Stationer,
and ý11 tn. C. I`:,,nr atreek
J.Iedical Books.
ANATOMICAL PLATES, COLORED AND PLAIN,
--For wle by
MEDICAL BOOKSELLER,
No. 105 CANALU STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
QUAIN AND WITSON'S ANATOMICAL PLATES;
MACLISE'S SURGICAL ANATOMY, with sixty-Eiglt colored
MOREAC'S PRACTICAL, TREATISE;
RICOR D'S T RE.ATISG -ilIntrted;
PANIOAST'S OIEPATIVE SURGIERY, with cighty Plates;
MOTT'S VE.I,'EAU'S SUIRGERY, 4 volumeS;
FENNER'S SOI'TIIERN MIEDI(:CAL, REPORTS, 2 ohn,,es;
PEREIRA'S MATERIA IMEDICA, revised edition, by J. Car.
.on, M. D., 2 Tohnies;
DIRAKSE'S DISEASES OF TIlE VALLEY OF TIlE MISIS.
SIPPI;
SEIROI I'S COMPA RATIVE ANATOMY, 2 volume.
Jledlcl ntdi8 clle nttcndill " the tension, dhich will INlTeR bE T
Iw weeksl, ,ill fTnd ' vo ery;,x.i ., ,.orttint or M3diTnl
Holoke, prices moderatc, mt
,mi .t 105o CA.N., STIREET.
.1 Southern Remedy.
CI3I."RRY LXPECTC0ORI4T~y
Containns tibe active meudical ymdiiies of the pure decoction of
Wfild Chlerry Iliark, and nmoll other vuluablul iohredrlentr that
rendepr it far bonler titan nny othrer coughl medicine in this
counltry.
IL EGO )I OiN OATIOON.
NewA) O).)fIi d)g , A.pril 9, yL 5.
Dear· Sir--The publlic generally are fullly swore of theo then
e~nds of remledies fur liiucilrd lung -1,u~lr the litlas of Piarsnlia
Fdlns, Pills, Il'ihihi), Lini) ,p, Ac.. thlat p.r dail brought to
their Lopio throu.gh I he newsp a Ipby way of ndvcrtisemppo..
nfy ob~ject is writing: thki n to fo~r pnldirntion is to induce thee
puoblic, or at least thosre who ate auricld, tonu one nu that colntainr
articles ocf rea~l use in pulmhonaryg diseases.. I am consious th~at
in wo doing,, I am actingI most umuofws~ionclll y an:d derogaotorily
to the interostc of herlicall Sciene andl the regudlarr Practitoners
of Medicine. I refer to Woodman's Cherry Ery 1xpectorant, whichl
is a cleat lia remedy that I have usecd w11 m onre success than
any of thre weall prescrriptions used b y phy~sicians.
J. M. i ITLANDd M D
This preparation has attained n wide reicbrlly fr~om thec nni
versal success whichl has attendedl its use. For though coughslls
colds. and in fact, Liy plllmonary complaints this medicine,
tea a its pcrlisr properties na adissolwent, andl its soothing
pow)r to ail irritatiAs of thle throa, ill robalbly 0. preferred
to anyhellcr oflere to thie pubIlicy yl n nL)p)ps , or dyspeplti
rmedy, it w~ill oleo be found excellent, its nnral a nd grin.]
wm)th kelie)ping the digeisive powers in proper toni.
ReILember LO) this P the only cgLph medicine that l as st.. l
the test of bye medical frternity. It Is Panctioned by, approved
of, and recommended)Ly the leadilng yhysiciansPo thls city,
Every botple is warranted peIgLe p.Li.VLPL.)p or the mLney re
funded. We.guaranteyit tLL by bpette than an Ch'Pr y PecL)ra
C:as "lieu)Oil, or anlythLllng Cbl nllow eL .
P'rice-One Dollar a botltle.
For tale, pblolcyppe nd r,.il, ih New Orlebns, by
J. WRIGHT & Co.,
21 and. 151 ChLrtres strP)), aod
0. 0. WOODMAN,
m3 2p31bWlI corner ofClommonlandLMagazine L ireI) ..
7 Direct Importation
-or
SPRING AND SUMI\MER GOODS
GIQUJEL & JAWImSON,
18 CHARTRES ST. 18
We have just received, and will offer on Monday, 3d Ilnstant,
our new styles of
ELOUNCEDI AND PLAIN BO11nC('TI AND JACQUARD BA
EDGIE ANI) TIGSUE DRESSES;
FLOUNCEI) I AND II..I MIULNS AND ORGANDIT)TES;
IRINTED JACONETS, CO'ITLINETTES AND BRlILIAN
TINES;
SEVIGNE BAIREGE, ORGANDY AND JACONET ROBES;
EMBROIDERED WHIITE, BLACK AND COLOREID SILK
MANTILLAS;
LACE 31ANTILLAS, IOINTS, SIIAWLS AND VEILS.
\We would ask our friends, and those in want of Sprilnt foods,
to give ns a call, as we IlvvC amongst our recent arrivals many
new and desirable st)yles of Goods. ,
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
i3 2pIt 18 Chartres street.
.7lFoou'irA g Goods.
Rrr Lave novv in store n Inrge nasortment of all articles for
MOURNING, s'thB-b
ASIIMERESi ,3OMBIA/.INEO AND ALPACAS;
LARPOUR; CIALtLY; CREPE 1D1 LAING;
GRENAPINE; RARERE; AND CREPE RAREROF;
EN(IIOII AND IF RENG) CRAPES;
PLAIN (SLACK SILKS AND FOULARDS;
GINGIHAMS; CALICOES, AS.,ete.
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
n3 liGt IS IS Larlr ec rtr-t.
.,Vew Spring Goods.
Nos. 12 and 14 Chartres street,
Beg lave to offer to the I.ndies, and to strangers visitin the
city, a comlplete and entirely new stock rof SPRING GOODS,
-ompt i1ng in part
SILKS
Of all quallitis; colors and descriptions, such i a11, Stid, re,
ChUll, ,la·e and Plain TaIfeta,, Gros de Naples altd Fnulrds;
Black do., Plain, Figured, Striped and Plaid; RUh Black
MOIRE ANTIQUE, for Dre.ses and Mautille.
PRINTED SILK MUSI.INS
AND TISSUES;
CREPE D'ORIENT;
AIIREGES;
OIEGANDIES;
J ACONETS
AND BRILLIANTINES,
in piece. and in Robes.
EMBROIDERIES,
ComprieinF a Inre ~msrtmcnt of Black Threadl Iace ..(ltilla.<,
Scarf, a1 ll Shals; Point d'Alcncon, ooll l d'AigUille Id Poiit
de (G.e Lace Collars andl Slecves, nd cverytihng uew connected
with the Embroidery Line.
MANTILLAS.
A choice s:lectin of Embroidereld Silk, Lace, Applnue nud
Musli, Tama , Mantilla, and Scarfs.
MILLINERY.
Paris Spring Straw, Ihir and I,'e Bounets for Ladies and
Misses; Ribbons, i'lumes, Flow.rs, r.
The whole f the stock of Winter Silk, and other goods n and
below cot. m3 2p3t
Comnmission Carpct Ji/rarcr oons.
NO. 120 CANAL STRIEET, hNEAR ROYAL STRERT,
Rafre ail Lllnl n TAIRe ný=ortrurltof VELVET, TAPESTRY,
BR LSEELS, TERRE IEF-', ANI) INGIRAIN ) ARPETINE:,
8hilel wrill be eokl "ITr low to elll. c eul:iiumcn~e.
WINDOW CORNICES, TRANSPARENTSIIADES, RUGS,
M ATS, ERUIASETS, ci. sO3 2TS
Dailcy's
MAG;IC'AL PAIN E'VTIIAC'tOIc.
ThenrL never Ihil belen n di".'evri made In )Irnlerix Zlolicn.
wherreby Pxin -,l be ýn quickly linllny ic ad where hartr in r
high ant~e ,lf intlumlltiia enm e ro i nl:idllg educedl to their
nxturnl ttt, anal whe];re wound, o ~r .r-T I m b e - ll !".-gUF] Iy)
flAT IEYi MACHT, PAI :N EX ATOP..
For -rni i WS- Olau· A b lln~le anod ;,tail. by~
J. WRIPIHIT & Co.,
,n32I61t 1 PIa 151 5 C'rtre CCCtrHt, NO.
Lyon's Kahairton,
FOR TIIE IIAIIm, NERVOUS IIEADACIIE,
J \D TOIIET ULI C
It to pat __p i______r, __________ trt___ p___ ctiy lean, and
clxhhii Li ti, 1 -rftune of tile nie,ýt delightful th-,rt,"r
Landies, try it--it roor vi but cent,, anld is far supevrior to ang
Trirnllli~ronlr Trliit m or Iul-ieir.ýIor.
fold a t mamihcl!;uc ' i 'i -i w,", by
J. 'RI(:IIT &: CO:,
.3 :ryt 21 and 151 rl~hutt- ttect.
S(Cw Cal fpilt Stoi'e,
58 CAMP STREET. 58
CANTOIS MATTINGSI. MhI, ,,d docked;
011, CLOTHS of hny fidlt, from, 3 to 21 fett,
13INI)(lS SIIATIES -dCRNICES,",nwd-in
VELVET, BTUOSEL.S, TAPESTRY, ETHEE-PLY SET I.N.
M'Iflnl;i to reduce olli 'w 'k of t'nillc~in e=, re oQer th-c at
_'y lute Oýri0L
L,. ELFIN s, Co.,
" S2I!4Gmp ,trSt.
Clothing,
C H Lei FO i C, -1, I X
Thie unlersigndwillr FsIel . LAND WINTER II.CTIT.
I Yt, now ry cheap·11 for the (Iurpo, ofu closing out their stock
of fi-l,, t o mnlie room forr a *pleluulbl Mock o f1
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Weu are IIO Juslt Tcj~il n I1(l l II$VI:BIeul of
LINEN BIOSOIM SIIIITTS;
('OI.OIEE 5111112'5, madle in h, h bp, style;
COIIIOIED BAS1 IlAT';, I-ANTI INI VESTS, I new m11d
A large asortmeint o.f FUNISIIING CO,1S, TIRUNKS,,
EMIIREI.LIS, dl.
R. PITKL' & Co.,
mr3 21,6t 37 Tamp s treet,
.MVir. Tlkgekcrayqý.
All the populnr ýrritinf~x of this Feltlcmmln nre for enie at
;1PE O i A~P IVtJ
No. 14 CAMP STRCET,
-.and m-
'RfRXJG 9ýC. Q J I RBLE.S 3800BE-STO]REi,
m3 21,3 1 -DJR s8' (WARLE SIOTFIL.
Dk. Ludlurnt's Specific,
FOR THE CURT OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES,
SUCH AS GLEETS, tc.
The elebrity of the late DR. 1S DIATM is LIJuSUM cint guar
Stee for the virtues of this A medicine. It as Pleural to the tale,
c ~ing in a fen days, withoutany Particular change in livingU ,
ur ineoUlAnie,,UIrom busin-. lior sale Cby
E. D. BEACH,
flsuggiht and Apothecary,
A2 4,&WUlt ornur Ch,, tree and Customhouse streets.
Swedish andro IIrungarian Lecltes.
The hn,1-ri er ifi -o.n.ltao rcrrivink fresh huportitions of
qWEI)ISII AND HIUNGARIAN I.RE(`II ,E K. fnd is Prepared
to supply Drugglis by the hulndred or thousnd, at lowest prices.
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
n3 2ptf corner Canal and Carondelet )trects, N. O.
/Iaoleolesal I)Drug Slorc.
1)RIU(.(ISTS,
PIA\'rERSRS and
CoUNTRY D)EAI.I:I(S
A -ci"irl to P 1,in i nnr wO,, which ft." EVERY
ARTICLE IN TILE lRUG I.1\E, 111,1ntCId of thi tih s 1 111.
itJ, SYMEil off", n n l bI. PIIC I icl Ei ll Le Il'l int, ew
Orleans..
JAMES6 SYDMIE, Druggist,
m3 _ptf 137 nrid 139 (.arlll street, orner (.ulrndde t, . 0.
Surgical I stlruneils.
On hnnld n Inrpr upply, cuniprtririn nlmolt rccry inhtlnmrnt
icirpdmil by thle Surgeon, of F-wh~c, Ell-glih no d A ,iiuN
manufucturc.c
--Alno-
MIEIIICINF, CIIEZ1TP-l.~a ml-, Iooiica d. Mnhhog.-3;
MEI)I1C1(E SADDLE BA ';v, in ceary yE, for Eal. by
JAME~S SlEE, Dingo , O
n,3 ?rprf 13i andl 139 (:irlll street, --nc Cnrondral.L, N. 0.
Quinine.
ONE TIHOISANDI OUNCES Just received and tonrrire.
Tha uul-sriber has arranged to beu reguulp sy uppliedl with the
superior Quinine of Ziemner, Howalrd E Kent, of Loudron; Pow.
ers and rreightmnnl, of Philaldelphia; a nd wrill sll at the lowesta
market p rice.
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
m32ptC 13;and 13SCansal rtreet, corner Carondelet, N. O.
School Books and Stationerye
-For sale by
arF.OaZ-As I.. TRZ'*EE,
BOOKSELLER AND STA TIONER,
No. 105 Cannl street.
Merchants visiting the city in rant of BOOKS, PAPER,
BLANK S, I c., will d wll to look In and examie he
m3okB ofRLs ofrd on 1LBERAL TERMS, ANt
m3 ipOi 105 CANAL STREET.
Bylr~t $ Co.,
tVIIGLEOALO A.ND OtIttAOL
DRUGG;ISTS ALND APOTHECAPUIS,
Corner o~f Cntttp, nod CL'ntowlo nirfeto,
NRtY OtIttOANO.
htootpetoitt Onmn thityo tritol Gn tttgott plio btototntt
tItUltOi (ItittttOAt.G, t'RFtt~ttttY, OtlittICdt. IN.
OiTOUNENTOr FANCY Ah~ti TutI~ICT tItITtItIt,, ott.,
tttu` ttititttIO0O Iiitttttt potttokl i~ytolssevn ltl ottontRetobt
Ctto, to pii Gitt trl~l~m~cJ k tolx tthtot, NEand)·lWATltolOW
rottsluit CAnOliOG, GUM tt~it ucmot', tonttNo ttS, Go.,nll
Vo~nt~ it tinatn T UNO
C'OL~~~~CtYRN &~DIS CCIDO'.TOrN~, ot., Iil
Strangers
COMING TO NEW ORLEANS ARE INVITED TO
VISIT -
rnTJI M flflO 'rfl
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
-or
ALFRED UII1NROE & Co.,
No. 34 MVagazine street,
Where inly be found
THE LARGEST ASSORTTMIENT
-or
.~ASHXONABLE CLOTHING,
IN NEW ORLEANS.
And where every article is offered at the very lowest price,
and no deviation in any instance made.
INDIA ITUBI3 EI CLOTHI NGC,
Of Every Description.
TRUNIS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
y Clcrk, speaEking the French and Spnuih langneges, al
ways inattelndance.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
m3, 2pSI 34 Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
Setting off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
-or
.TOLSEPN .-IUIF"I.".
Ao. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City lHotel,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRYT;
SILVER AND F'LATED WARE;
COMES, IIRUSIIES, lERUEMIER ;
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
-Is nlow eclling "'
COST OF I)IIOITATION.
City Dalenlr and Country fMerhants have now an opportunity
of purchasinig lt tile abone reduced priceS FOE. CASHlor CITY
ACCIEPTANCES.
arlln and esmine before purchnains el:rn hrre.
F. ROBERLTS, Agent.
. Rernnember No. 20 C;mep ctret, ndler the City lotel.
.MPoic .V ewt Books,
Of the .e.t aithl-r, rcc ed thW day pger : t,-i P (;I
NORMAN'S,
No. 1.1 Camnp streOt.
AT THE ST. CIHARLES BOOK- STORE.
Carpet i;"ar,·housc.r
19 CHARTREIIS STREET. 19g
IIu dlilr nirli-nls. rl· n rcrcei lnv, Ilirec: f. rlu minnnfnrturcrerr
11ýlilou, `ýI!ýý'l ýýi l~llc=Illa' T; lnI i f::. Lnlr iclr. a 3 ply 4r.4 (II:
n Illrh x rl,.r ni tlle o((· l il ari u r jl i i Iic.
roS 16t.1 ;H I'1Y.1'.L('7
Iaacey Saddlcrpr,
-WAItPEI OUSE.
Dir· lr~j· anllr ·rnl Inr of ell nrilic i ticr Hliirno dirc: fr tie lr~
miwternl, and o ffered lit m tll &i rmee Cn nnlo.fýM,
LAICEY .C~ CO.,
fr·a 21c h r.Cnre ae
Spltcndid .fssortnlmnt
-ne
sr It : lt C AA ti 00 Eo S,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
P' . A. IEBRAIID,
118 C(.ANAL STREET, 118
Is now opening the ' llownl PR SIMI. 1:(;(D.i , rceicd by
the Pltet a rl alm, which he . ill Hell n vo ry- reduceE d pricCe
'lacin, Fior; angd Flounced uAREESE IDRESSES;
Colored < iRENAlDINE
ltlack Fl,'h-u-d RA .EI..E
Plain 3llackc GRFNADINE;
Striped and Phdd ,.
FOU'I ARII 1 SILKS;
Oreandy, I'la and Flouncd DRESSE-S;
MInulin and Jnconct
alencienI LACE I TOILETS;
IEbroiderd ..),lin lId Jaconet BANDS;
INSERTINGI;
ITlite Cotton, AMIBRTI(;
BRILLIANTINEIS, White and C(lored;
Real " I'S M USLIIN, 4-4, 6-4, 8-4;
NANSOOK;
INDIA MULL;
Stripd and Check SWIUS MUSLIN;
. AMlIIRl'';
TOIET Q'IITS WhiLe and CU.Ired, all ihe;
T(MIL: I)l; NORD;
SILK 1('tU1 III UI.ISTRIF., for TI avelig TIrel'
('CRTAIN MUSLIN, ZJanard, I)Damasked and Emb'd;
12 4 WIIIl'P TITOIINET. for M.oquito liarS , mtade to order;
1rish Linenl IIIIITINS;
SIlIoETI SN IINE, French, Scotch and Irish, all widths;
Yellov and Colored NANKINS, etc. etc.
--Alo
A complete ansnrtment of PI.ANTERS' TGOOD1;
READlY-MADE CLOTIING AND STRAW IIATR, for
Nroer. fa25 2ptf
Tobacco.
LONG BLACK TICII TOBACCO, for the Mexicn and
Texy 3lalkety. Alo, Tobacc for 1'Illnlien use, in hhlds anoi
bbl,, oad CIGAR TOBACCO, colstautly oi hand and for salo
by
TUILNER & RENSHAW,
f 2p3m-y 96 Camp street, stirs.
Dr. Thomas J. Hopper,
SURGEON DENTIST,
NO. 169 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite Lafayette SqOire, New Orleans.
lB°TDr. II. aittelds to thle dltil, of his Professtion in n its
varbiouis branche, ad arangliits satilaetion i, all cas.
d212,1y
George 1t. 'Ftllen,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 105 POYDRAS STREEi',
Nenw on'r-aN.
OD Prposes, Typeo, Inks, Paper, Cardl, Card Boardl, andl
Printing Material of every description furnished at the shortest
notice. Old Type taken in exchange for new, at the rate of 9i.
per pound. JiaU 21p3m
George It. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobile,)
Oferr his services in all of the various branches of the profes
sion, tol the citioens of New Orlenns and vicinity.
lz-IIINLDRENS' TEETII EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents in regaRld to tile management and lrentment of
tle teeth, frŽe of nAghslw.
RD OFFPIEF- No. 1 C arnrelet street. Jal 2p3m
blarney Ihouse, Baton Rouge.
This well-knon Hotel has undergone, during the past two
months, very extensive alterations and repairs ; various improve
mentshave been made in diferent parts of the establishment,
the rooms supplied with fire-places, and nothing overlooked that
wouhl bo likely to add to S0e comfort nmd convenicnce of its
a The Furniture and everything pertaining to he house
has been thoroughly, I overhuled, and put in perfect order, and
it is now open for the reception of guests,
WIM. MARKHAM.
jal6 2p2m
Jt adanm Faquer,
THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE OF FATE,
Philosopher, Astrologist and Physiognomist.
.ýTIHE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE REVEALED.
REnS.ENCE--CoRNER or HDIEvL AD RIRo.uNh sto s, New
Orleaas. ot 9 i
ýtcti n ýýrlrý.
(:1)OUGIRt1E-ROV11ONS-LI)QUORS
IBY 1. H). SYKES.
FiHIn DAY, March 0th, at 10 o'ciash, at his
f A CI , at Ill slalr~a lru, il u oh
(A) LlAe 0onk; IW -,tia None;
to) .cn l0 01n: 10 6o11 HH U 01,rlnls;
firll enux Tuadex andl .inrxH 10,0(H) O1HHHrxH
111 r Or rlkx ks looly; 1010,0 (IHHx 10 bOLL )H'L;HLHO(
'01,1, , Ioil. LHIHH;HH (( ld.
EXTENSIVE TIO0011 HALl 0I" WATCHIIS, .l LLH.IIIY, dlc.,
onl snont of H liNHglntln of 111cl, n dH L'.
1ST OARD OH) SIIHHA, (nclloH HL ,ool
T lowHHHHLHLLHO willHIlHHIHH( )IL, ilOti; Io L O'C atI)HH alai
HaLYHHH ne H-r HI.p
.\ In 4e mocok ofI Flno Ool Watches, I toen, lns nn l .e, 0cy, of
aver' rrmc ib..llinnl; Cloak x; r111; I·tole; t'nlcll Wale, clf.
Diy-'lrrnllx 1,olelR---n nto. 'n
SUNI)IIICS-FOR ACCOUNT 02 \5.1OM1 IT MAY CON
CER(N.
13Y R. II. YNICIH.
W EDNE22 DAY2 the 0 01 Inst, nt 122,2:loc'2
w*\ill 1,1 snipl on the1 levee, nt tin, Bntboat Insdllng, foot o`
St.221222222(2222t, o,2h 22Ii
frlr u lne teInpcio f h or n*in, for nlccollr o whoml it luny concern-
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] 1liilgnare 'arl, frith borlilx
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IdUYor s 111111[,1111 Nlntl` a, ;1\1.1111x1'6 r .lll nlc nr
Innvlgod and saved I 'rum 111, 11111c .t' ItI Ithollt from I ~recl
122 40221 22 22 222222. 22 123
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o ul~ek, nnteIccupoJOp~ ..:J hr ~latricr,
will he Enld-
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'L'ei m-nits1 1for lnpe appovedby te vedor m t
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BY B. B. SYK971.
TT~i7I{SDAY, 1Iarch itll, at halT--past 10
h plorks7d7~, t I I
:iW UIIcn " :lllll are; COCcI~dn~g. mint('-, · li~blein. Sntl(,
WinesN 71np , .7 4, 49. _
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B77N. V'9NI77, A,','7.
S ATL~iUY thle ~17h day of 7Iarer 1856,
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x'ln sit' xnill Lilkllry'-tOL.Clh(r w ith Its ; /.CRP nl'thu press ,i +, andd
the fnllnwingr named illL'Llrlll 's'l NINE: SLAVE.?, limn,' t-:lil:41t
I-A-.77 4 , 17 77iT 7
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3-.U,(tllsl. IJl """ ra --gntlll l, :.`f yams
4A m 7 77n+ -9.477.,4 32 en"
Iiru tlic tt, ) 1; rnrv "' Spencer, 41 yen's
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94- 7n77777a" 9,-"77i777., 7.7car
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Andl !Ir~ll~rllil'ly sifter, will he -Ind. rnr cnnll. the vto··k. snrrt
li* Flour, liJsllitn, ate., thlY detail 1 Vf whirl, wdl Le i;i~Cc Ilf
747u 777777,' 777777
and m·illi l;·t i ll·-nn,- lnc l, t a l l. nl 's the Inlnnre sit 1, 0
779777 3 777777' 4 7with7ut i77777rc7 t 777 ,4no7.77 77,7 7 rt
6 Per rent. lntercd.l
.4rlaw \1I hli J ~U!~.Sl t IIVn heegn
of the [ý,u ·l;,rrlRen
For ,nether I·artlrrulnrs apply oni the preurirc·.
From imp, rrti.n .f~b io· L-k-1` lhn nhhr inbirr it will fie
nrcill ilili·rf - , ,y 11 rr inin sllor !,y r.." dý".'iorr: ,, )-ini ing :la
,"ll~. 111;1 lu" lrool IIF lll r-il;l'lrldl: 1·rl1 ili 0 i15
I:;ii··~nllllil u 15;;31 l~ai l~ we rw~:Ie IT n lli-Ir f
Depots,
WHOIIrEIPAL AND RETAIL, FOR TIHE SALE 01F TIHE
t:; .NUINE
DALLEY'S MIAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
I L 2S l 'N% . ]!, 1 in _.
J. iP. Seymour,
ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSELI.OII AT LAW,
BATON ROULIC, LA.,
E.T Iand WIEIST IBATON EISTElE,
SEA T lad WEiT FEIl' lNTA,
Ao : 'SI . FE ' I tl ITT i NS ,IN (rr,. E l. LP:f
Dr. lamuel Reynloltls.
I OFFI I'F.-. I 1N (;IT IllIEI- STREET, NEW (EIEATTNS
! AT'rý. (I*ne r' I, 'cr v iBean,"'" lr. fia.1l .. . lilT ll and
1 : 1:El: S of,.vey~:1. cripti ,- Jai~il Spry
$30,000.
Imrproved lartana Plan Lottery.
TIIE FA VO ITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEIrY LOIOTTEI Y.
CLASS j 13,
To edlawn in the City of Atdllt, ny., TUELD.AY, the 2.y
SIIi3IEIN', LA.,
CAPI'ITAI. T1'1IZE, $8,000,
SI'rI'e of Tickets-Wholes, $5,; lhalve; i2 ; Q $i1ers,
H Ir0 T n this ott er, are "ii", irl rl Lysfr d he,,dI raw
pr , ..ltin[' of the T icket entitled to th . Prite.
21 i 1o ,113 ,,vet lanks taken nt par. .All cm m iaa
-i,,n. trie:lv .nira 8Cd.nti i. r 2.5 2pt:d
$30,000.
Ilproved SLaAanaan Plan Lottery.
IY AUTHIOP.ITY OF TIIE STATE OF ALAIIAMA.
Southerln Mlltar-y Academy Lottery.
E'or Iarcah--Clas A-New SerleT.
TO I1- DRAWN MARCHI 13trn, 105, IN THE CITY OF
M)INT'GOMERY, ALA.,
Capital Prize Eight Thousanlld Dollars!,
Price of Tickets-Whole,, $5; lalves, $2 ,A; Qnarter ,.$1 25.
I'rPz.. in this Lottery are paid thirng ,hays otler the drawin",
in hill, of spciel-palmyi In , wlthot deduction-lly on pre
6entht ion of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
$ Bills of all Mslvent Baks taken at par. All commti.
cations atrietly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
fc2 .Mont--mry- Ala.
Riceh Co.'s Salamander Safes.
WILDER'S PATENT,
With Powder Proof Looks, that have never Ibeen
Robbed.
TWELVE YEARS IN USE AND NOT A DOu.AR'S WORTH or BOOrK
oft PArmS IESTIROYED.
*3A full asrhotmrut of the Valtuble Safes constantly on
bad, and fTr Sale by
SOUTIIMAYD & HARRISON,
mlily 93 a mp sreet.
Renmoved I Removed !3
FROMe NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A rupply ofRY OEMI DE ou YCIHcArtMPAGNErr, in quaril
nod pinth, eonstantly on hand, which is equal to le bcrt that
comex t thic markeet.
.. Aleo ..
OTHERt BRANDS OF INFIERIOR QUALITY.
SPAtRKLtING and STIL.I, OCK MADEIRA mIl SIIERRY
WINES.
BRANDIES:
SAZERAC, of the Vintage of 1795, 1798 and 1005, and other
brands.
W II t's K Y:
Of tl descriptions-Scotch, Irish IRe and reehurbon.
AIE and POfTERI in pints a qllagtn.
,. Alo..
On hand, my usual awortrnt of tle. best WINES and T4,0
QUTORS il thie markt, which rill tt sold on as reasonable
trme as any otther hLouie in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2prf Nc. 17 Ity. sctrset.
. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Roots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now aInding from Slip Norfolk, and in store, n general auxort
.met of t OSTS, S IHAS, fII dASS, IATS, t',SI'S, ety.
Plantations ,llplied with y pinle DITCHINi BOOTS, IStSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMIPEACIIY HATS, at the loweS t mtlarke
price,, by
FROST & CO.,
)13 2p&W 10 Magazine ,treet
IIATS, C-APS, etc.,
AT WIIHOLESAL.E.
We are constantly receiving a general atsortment of Silk, Fur,
Ctsimere. Pamsat , Leghorn, Straws, Palm Ledt, Mexican and
Wool SlATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
JyS3 y2pW 10 Toagazine steeLt
IMPORTANT
ob those Using Star Candles.
The attention of the ptllic is inid to thenfacttat most o5
tyle Star :andles offrer for scre o s IJEFItISENT IN WE e :IIT,
so that what in sold ftr it pound actuanlly weighs btt ytrt es o
fifteen onccs, sand yacktges market 40 lbs'" full short two
three, and even five potlnds per box. This toss do s not fall
upon the Wlolesals letth.rs, who sill patklS s s ,it the mltrtke
weight, nnr upon the Retailers, who sell by conal hbut upon the
Conrsuer who thus ptay for about one-tynth nmor, thlam the
rceive.
.tmTile lusseribers bhov always made their Cantes fall
sixýcen ollnns io the pould, and mark packsges at their real
wesght which sttay be ascertained by testing tltema. As theis
experience in the bn inces e hbles the l to oN er nl artiic equl nl
in quality to any i tile market, they stlictt the patronage of
purchasers whodessre to sts dy thir own interest, and jst th5
same time encourage correct dealing.
.PROCTOR & (GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
TThi undersigned are sole ,gents for th, above brand of
JOSEPH LANDIS & CO.,
1l5 p3m 33 Tchoupitoulas street,