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;B AO 4~WOBL1eANS. `pY
_ . ADM IS ý Co .
A wno. `O., 7O VAMPI
city at an enrby'molt every mornng, (Swdayseop~t )for
$10a yeepr, In, A0nco n l:lyerty~aP;ýViatrly at tile
sane tutee, orUjc lisa iwkp tybl~tOtke ElltirsT
2A.4Qiife ueli# eew,&t Inetin n rll.;usea,
dd~iileientua teaeem"pa~ obrgd $w or every
Addireý ¢a elp blishqdz7',,onth, I
.WI~EM IV ý1ERL CRES&C RET
b$Ulkkbttdem at an early hour, agdtbeing rea
._- ,,tEafW; E p Y- t1 ,E,,ptht
oa tteg.t fvrbe ntileo ta reelnr deert ers
ý..,la aate ipjcorgod es Ae' Ave rsemdtsin
` ý ý"f hrl pert , t odpe'Lllfettl n .;g,. -
y:x6D3 INa. 1ABC~M 17; I856
Th r uI n of cr eet- this peasf&I can
tiedtfrihthe f0Ilowiag ingex
,d [fia 9fathe ComingWeek, Tele.
p I":t. er&e7tite, Editorial notiees,
Local CT segfee, aexe Rtmt,,. tteoaoboat and other ad
i A aOffEditorial aetlea. Letterfrom
ttdlkard Poetry andnotio of ad.
try t ith oa~tiadtements ofalmost
Editoral, Correspoadence' beteen aenuoi
t prominent tirs aeJae. Robb, Rsq., a numeroualy
Satla f & poblio eetinag, edilO notiaces and oadvr-,
'Fink Ptage-Cl ot ore ia t' sad Stipplog Intelligence,
.; ttealaa Iotora Aaama.aae and variooauoso therdverte
*1I*JC YaagP -1etty, Foreign items, iseelluneoas matter,
amatal R' "state esdproeedigs of the Cdrommo
Q laotoe rte
^$e;ý{tf~.'Pgtr-Codursti f.ounbltl~roccdiugssand
*I~htttPag0;Poetar, Meel of the lmerican rekt tero
fitheLceleate e apiteal, Loes of the steeaemen ery
ene, Later fresTaas, neea itema generally and legal ad.
-Wear etaeie to Senator Slidelt for a lae
bb' tno ceatatodegthee "Reportpe f the Seet9.
en thees the finances, for
tbie ye oadtok J 0.1850; M d a va.tamounut of
valaableatatiattcat dmton pertainingto thi Opel
a ttpionf that department.
iir Hon.enry St. Paul, oft Senote,will
aeeopt our thinks for the tri of interesting
Legislative doonmenes
S ider obhga ; Hon. . G.
f tllKouoe of lepreoentative, for tending
us aa pn tIleopy of the jority " Report an R-'
tonon thgpetition of ietry M. Hyams, emy
Sht)ao anid D: D. Wit.r contesting. the right of
LeBioBu Bthe,J J .IJ.f and Olefdy Burkehttleir
s", eats a natcar from the P 'r of Orleans"' A
hasty glanee,..to its pages leads, osto interothat it is
a3n electioneerin document :;We may look closely
into in on sotme fture occaioin.
?TI e off abt the steamners L. M. Kennett and
Sr boat srthanh for late papers from
St.'.ouis nm1 M ht. ýalso to the Thomas Swann,
or j intnnati Ln uisvile papere.
We are fider renewed obligations to the purser of
the teamshtp2 Lonusiona for valoable favors.
;Mtr.'3.Tlenton, the attetive clerk of the
tt lt .ill accept oar thanks for a file of late
NWV. . obliged to the offieers of the magnificent
iteemh-ePincess for Natchez papers, etc.
Idkrtnd OF CszmIss,.-We presnme there will be
reat gat hering of citizens, irrespective of party,
at-, os''Areade, this evening. Wf.hve no partic
alt&rioea of what it is contemplated to do, further
1 bi that which can be gathered from the call.
oitizens of New Orleans have a right to go to
thohArcade and participate in the proceedings of the
a tiig." It is called for the purpose of subserving
"'th.a h le good i therefore, all who have the public
good e betar should make it a point to attend.
, s~hall give a fill report of the meeting in to
rii'mas naner.*
OuLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
An.-.The correspondence between a large
of she stcokholders of this company and Mr.
H loRbb, which appears at length in our columns
ng o is alike complimentary to that gentle- r
ehn creditable to the good judgment of the
Athe originator of the first system of railroad im
provenients-the d.st well digested and practical sys
item; we mean-which has already done so much for
the city and State, and which promises so much more
as soon as conipleted, there is nothingin the language,
so far as expression goes, which can award too much
creditto Mr. Robb. But for him the inittory stepsin
the great movement might not have been taken, and
we might still be laggingbehind our commercial com
petitors without the first mile of important railroad.
Therefore, we regard the probability of his return to
.the Directory of the Northern road with unaffected
natlafaction. His experience, judgment, energy and
publi spirit, will give a fresh life and impetus to this
great work.
anEsCAN LEGISrLATIVE i EETING.--We direct spe
cial attention to the prooeodingsof the meeting of
American members of the Legislature, held in Baton
Rouge on the 11th instant. It will woe seen that the
nomination of Fillmore and Donelson was heartily en.
dorsed, and all honorable exertions to secure their
election pledged.
The suggestion in regard to holding district con
ventions for the purpose of choosing electors and
alternates, is a good one, and we can see no reason
why it should not be adopted. When chese conten
tions meet,it would be wise policy to appoint one or
more sub-electors for each parish. Such a course
has been productive of fine results in other States.
We \think it quite likely the recommendatibn that
the Order be an open one will carry at the next meet
ing of the State Council. In fact, whatever secresy
there is about it now is merely nominal.
'ITE' "H" DREs, FANCY AND MASK IIBALL.-A
very mysterious and tantalizing announcement may
be seen under the heading of amusements, advertised
ahortly to occur. Its position precludes the idea that
the "H" ballis to be matrimonial, as that is no joke;
or melancholy as that is not amusing; or military, for
that always speaks out intelligent language. We
must pronounce "H" mysterious; and yet, the ink
lings that have been wafted to our ears, from one re
liable source or another,all agree that this magnificent
ball, with all its mystery, will be most notable and re
gherche; thatbeauty will be there in its fullest flower;
music most melodious ; and masculines most magni
doent. It occurs at Odd Fellows' Hall on Monday
evening, the 31st inst.; and may be simply a Monday
mask ball; or, as S. G.Risk is secretary and master of
ceremonige, it may be a Masonic mask ball. We have
he.rd it suggested that it was a sectional affair and a
Mlssilsippl mask ball. Each one must seek a suitable
and satisfactory solution, and all right guesses shall be
recorded in our notice, which ee intend to make, for
the good of public cmiosity,', msoon as the secresy
has lost its doak and becty apparent.
LYcEas LpCToRss .-Dr. 1. A. Gould, of Cam.
bridge, Mass, delivers the last lecture of the course
,,upon astronomy, at the Lyceum Hall, tomonorw
evening. Theinterest of the previous lectuies is a
sufficient guaanteethat this will well repay thoserwho
.attend.
CoLLras' CnasrCTERISTIC CoNCERT.--The char
acteristi concert, announced by Mr. Collins for the
present evening, owing to his absence from the city,
ill not he given. Upon his return from Mobile, after
the edoseof his theatrical engagement in that city,
we andeqpiand the co.certs will take place.
Letwh` Tatarei a signalized itself in 1 more
Sz n ioie1. iahere -r dohlubt of that-not the
sligh tVeistlIdi of doubt-not the smallest roohil ior
doubt. The fact is as clear and indisputable as 'it is.
possibldfor any eartnly fact to be.
Am.ig the distinctions thus acquired is the one
preiding to .entertain unbounded regard for the
rigotas 6ttie people;yet, at the same tilse, 'refusing
to allw .the people any showing whatever ! The
Senate first assumed, contrary to law and usage, that
the will of the people had been thwarted in the re
ttutlOf the three Senators from this parish. What
djd the majority do their? Did theyeject the sitting
Selators and refer the mattir back to the eople--the
dear people, whose prerogatives they were determined
.upon vindicating? Oh, no-nothing of the sort!
Theywould not trustrhe voters. Accordingly, they
ejected one set and installed another set-- eected
themrseiestfiito a supreme body of judges, jtiers.and
electors, at one and the same period, from awhose de
cision.there wasno appeal.
It is true, strong appeals were made by the friends
of the ousted Senatoi orefer the question back to the
peojle, but they.were contemptuously disregarded.
The majority loved the people so dearly that they
concluded to dave the electors all manner of trouble.
rA In the House of Representative the same game was
played in every ejection case; and with an effrontery,
too, which has no parallel inthe annals of legisla
tion in this or say other Stath. In' the name of the
people, gentlemen were expelled from seats to which
theywere legally entitled. In the name of the people,
the m a4d most irresponsible despotism was
practE~ In the name of thhgpcot o na were in
ducatd intq o$cets which tliepeople ii'primary
capacity, had refrsed theme' -nd, irf#iaanae of the
people, the people were refused the sqe ent of mat
ters larest to every freemen.
There was one exception, however, to the sweeping
tyranny which prevailed. We allude to the contested
'election case from the'-Parish of St. Helena. -It is
true lMr. Strickluand, the sitting member, who had
beln duly returned, was ejected, and a new election
'oydered. This was agreat outrage, although not so
bad as the others. Well, in due course of time, the
electionytook place, and the American candidate-the
identic. Mr. Strickland-was elected without oppo
sition l So great was the disg'ust of thepeople at the
arbitrary and unrighteous conduct of the majority in
the Legislature.hat our opporents did not dare to
mihke even a sho.i of opposition in the closely bal
anced Parish of St. Helena.
'- dl'new elections been ordered in the Parish of
ir forSenators and Representatives, the same
tdt nld lhave followed. Atall events, sch is oar
list ad decided conviction. But this did not suit
the views'orulteriorpurposesof thd majority. Hence,
under the shadow of pretence,, they withheld all
pooer-in the premises from the peopile and exercised
it themi.eilves.
erily .this is a " great country," and possesses the
greatest politicians of any country on earth. Let
things progress the next ten years as they have the
past ten, and the people, claiming unlimited freedom,
will wield less substantial power in governental af
fairs than do the subjects of Loduis Napoleon at this
moment.
T'o James Rohb, Esq. tr
The undersigned, stockholders in the New Orleans, Jackion
"ad Great Northern Rairoad Compnry, are desnO::ub that yon
should resunm your place as a Inuember 3t' tile Board o~f Diree
tors; and that they canl assure you that the same feelings are
warmly entertained by a very large mimber of yeor fellow -3ii
uns, who are mst deeply inte: sted in ile early conipletion of
onm' noble enteryrise. We have viewed with regret and concern
tihe withdrarwal of yolprself aud some of your early associatcs
from active participation in the affifrs of the Company, anmwe
are not ignorant of the cau3es which D:ave ,r3olht 3 abont tile
donclition of things ,e deplore u!d mre dMsrouF of correcting,
'rh interests of tile Cllliutny reynire hat thile ilcollnlg Bllard nn
of Dlirecors shonld be, not oldy e 1eiea:, but -rilanlousion in its fu
otgwa.tion; 'nd regadliig you now, as in the beginning, the in
leadenor the enterprise, we respectfully re:uest pe" saionto i in
place your n3n 33 the bred of oue mo3vement.
Chas. I. A3ther3 R. J. W3 3 d, 3
tGeorge oln l m W
ilnmlP. r. Isnder., J. ti. F'.ue*,
OJno..3 BellM, . D',3rcy,
JaGn. D. :Ihareh, , cknomas " ro
I:. R. Stevens k Co., ' .. Lov:d,
Im. . Dell:nan, 1Walter t'ox
Win. I. Averyd D,1o d 'Jverki, Imanr,
Shepherd l!row.l T. Lmm,
Jaleo , mA ut. Bhmc, The .,ew. 5. xpriay e
Sor,. . hPeters3,J, r iI. - LW. hlfe,'y,' I
Jea. D. D3negre,c f . 33a 3 3i:3r3oth n
Abl3tit, eteris, I ed an33 , F,3 ,,, o 3
t o he anid t Fol wlet
H. B. 1pnme:o hm D rvic 3 t 1w r
jA hn , 3 . Gai3es3 J.33 . 3 3t3 3 cr3 3, 3
ARD. 1nelir, . . !. 3r,
W. 3,on,,,, 3 1, Ie ar,
E. 33e3 us3, L 33" Vn3,3
meI 1a . .d re r T e F allen,
ohr go m Br, Rgn te 11 13. n
oLevyn. for isc sl; T roras iS, \uh rln;, n
,illnes W. Brcedlove, IV. Alex. (lordon
}E. II. ey, lwinL 1i3 t,
Jetn e Connoly Sl Co., ,ulia. t rhgg 0 .
J. I, Lecvy, t lom : ycterinenl,
A. 3F Cc33ir3a-e a All, It. 3Rdr!gu, 2 s
pulcmy wwk. but who w . ZaIharie,
Sery, IIard .d a3 3. .E rd i
G.. I3. 3uhncan, T,,'a l' Ni e i
T.O. S3a3k, 3 i33r, Turpin 3 'o. t
Alfced [i llroe a Co., 1.. aI. 1, ,'ir.
w3os3 IIa3, h , Ki,' 33, .
h.uhnopr o fe lavr d Re, ,
Thbraau 1. M[erray, F3. liseinkv,
loohn Arnet -rong ,h, e he Ief:rh,
333 l3333' 1i. t}33333r3
1Join Strou3d. 3 let
Allhur goods, ,, 3. . g,
l3G. Il33: , n. d. hy,
AA 3. 3. Cooper 3. 3, . 3 ,: , 'ri,
Theb en.3ro33 nb3.oell k Cn., .}. up. r i
1,3..3,333, 33, 333rci3, 1131
nectlon witll tie Geilat Northern Railread. I am ent irly diin
elinIed i hk to o11 ute l tile e..(ins of experIiene have
ho,. are beset with 3 dl3 l ultie3 if the i3f3 u3 itllt3it has lr al3- I'
ed jn it. Iom'd (f rDirectors for the pa*t uig !lUecl, r.?ln:llls ch oin
tinlled, Anld which I 3a3o3t b 3t regard 33e itjrioW i t its Il.
tunes.
I aui wllng to meet your w-lc, anml to comply- wi:h .noy tie
lnand upoen ml time tled humble ecruicea thot will pretlcllt ie
public ilterest. It Is dueto i"Oo, b3east r, and tile .3;,clol,3r3
of tile Colpany, as w3ell s to st3l3;e ca r, f33 ded on tle c1l
victions of experience, to tie explicit in :,finnlg l!il pOia! ion an;d
the tllotlve. that will infhtlmce tny tcicl,:r.at 51, the. inl'ptii:
1met of a Director. Th1ey 33 e a f3llos :
f"irst--'fhe rcnllodelilng of the pr111e11 Beard, midl t!l1 re1,:'ic n
3of 1ei,3en3 for 3ilectOl e:tirhcly kit3h to l!,:r I:ll"l
w illlugnnes to lendl anly atld evecry co-operation in snstainin- . .rl
catrrying In rnctclle t lint policy wbieh: will prine c! e\·'l5 inter.
3t3, ll lu3ot .peedily buil t 3e 3o.l. 3
d Second-T.o .elect ci*tizens wiho rai o n.ly olliglh ( !d
and liberal views as to what onuht to be th!: policy of a g:,:,:
.publie work, but ihno "ill pnol!l"y at: n t l*·:iy i,: nil :m
every ati~nltp to render it tullbe v\ i.:t; of 9local argl i'mlvidv:cal ill"
SThird-To retahin ir. Catholnn in cle, s lii,. pt fTee: neiyaii t
33 n .oe with the 33ltl. 0 3 thl Compalny, lid 1 3prelalton of i,
wanunts, added to lis eminent execniive qla[iki-"lion!., xil! rea
der 3. s 3ervices of great usefllinres if .id ad treIllnl3:cr3 . by
rtile co"3pert 3o33 of33 eICIBn B3o·ml of Directms
As the largest proprietor of the prjwt.e "hnres of :he t'rn palny.
r I am naturally ln,,lere d 1n piteervinln thlron, 1 a' , (, riflc,,
which I ancnl perl ded is incvihtb1.d if iti ff.d.rs are no: di::P retn
]y diretctle; Std my views on tlhi" s:tlj:('t htv been fu!y x-;
ioresed it1 a series of letern recelily addre--ed to tGov. Wield
tiff., and now In Ille hamtds of ille ipblic.
The gmterone nlld liberal tender ,f ve:r .upport, whlcb i,
gratefully appreciated, elltitle, yell to ty "1! wv,, FInkly es
it 1ed. This I have done, and withotut here inl!, lundg :uo
3n3pnrh the mo3i3c3 or 3c33irde of others. The del3i, lcper
3o33t with 3e i to t it33 N, oly pub!i3 worh"ha golng ahad, i.ld i
others 1a,: perforl ableuhuvae:ll \witbo :t an pan,'1,a!i it oa
3lay g33rali3t3 3ill not be h' ened" . 3 l:el 3e1 1itt: 33 New3
:r" Olisva-elrvle d inrank as other chly!, 1 .re Fh h Po. .ion of
great hghways, rtole theater forentcrprise will lbc ex],":,niv," aurl
lBrod enouglh to atil'y ';dl our cb:·ire hopes and expwtation..
I 33 , 3 i3h great 3 l33 333t, u'V .,P , l 133t3, . ,f 3tfh,
3333 en. Jon, 3333 33 y T '3.oll', 3 3. nd ,thrcs"
* -- r a I -
On Sunda, the :h1 It., at 4 n o'cn ek P. :d., P. (-STIN,
aged twenty -three rear:.
iiis frienjs red those of his Irother-inluawm, Sdny lo:-drre, ,
artinvitedto attend his fnernil,,hich wll take phie TiHIS I
AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, from GClibo:u:e ntrei, bc.twe
lBayn t Road and .splanade street.
A PEF.ItFtED BREATIl.-Wha- t laidy or gentleman
would remain Under the curie of a dii,groh Lrta:lt h, when,
by using the "Blhn of a Thousand Flower" a . a dentrlfie,
would not only render it swtlet but lave the teeth white -as Mda
bater ? persons do not know their breath :is bad, nd h~e
subject is o delicate their frlenlds will sever mention it. Pt i a
single drop of the " Balt " on your tooth brurl h ad wab the
teeth night and mtorning. A ifty cent b:ttle will Iat a l yar,
A tattlitfuil Oltplleiot ,nay e0;ly bl aoqulired by ooing the
Stalmt of a Ttou,0 ld Flo rst." ItAili remove tan, itl
and freckles from the skin, lealing it of a:oft and roe:.te hue.
Wet a towel, pouron two or three dops, a:d wnht:he face night
and morning,
ohanrig itle Easy.--Wct your sharing-brush in either warm
or cold water, poar on two or three drops of " Ba!u of a Then
sand Flowers," rub the beard well and it will mke a bleautiful,
soft lather, much facilitating the operation of ,tthing. Price,
only 0 cents. Fettidge & Co., propritorl. For .ue by J.
Wright & Co., 0. 0. Woodmtatannd al demggio:s.
tI5 dt&Wtoif
?t If you are sick, the probability is that
therototof yt r usfferingt s in tile tomach. From a tetk
stomach proceed dyspepbatt languor, oppression in the diaph
ragm, jaundice, headache, namesa, tbotily weaknets, dimness of
ight, hearthorn, oetiveness, dysenlery, and a legon of other
tormentog diseanes, Indlgeotion produces thin blood, and
thereforeodestroys the etrcngth and vigor of the system. To
restore the ntregth of the ttomach, and enable it to throw off
and diamins forever all these tormenting aid dantgerous com
ploiuts, nothing rt necessaory but a peroeveriStt use of Hlootflnd'
Germtn Bitters, prepared by Dr. . C.. Jackson, Philadelphia.
There i no mitake, no faile ou thl - aoanatiove effc . iSee ad
Ser tisemen:, to lamdsW
.4 Meeting o' the Ci tensl
7OF NEW OLEANS,
Will be held at BANKS' ARCADE, on M( rYVDA EVEN
ING, the 17th inst., to Etlect tandidwtes irresptii" of Aar Y,
for a ""Ct t'In' Ticket " to he otel for at lth eustig MPunl
cipal election. "
Property holders and all persons intert tittt thle tprq nhad
minitration of the affairs of one reity, a.n ih to'king the election
out of tbe handy of politicians and po1ittc7 parries, mae eorfesll"
rcqunsted to attend.
J.A. isdom, te. W. tihtatA,
A. D. Kelly, Le. Wt. Givnst ,
A. T. B onsdxe, OAo. Uroter.,
1'. A.irauntt, H. S. Bntknlt, .
. A. Straw, J. E. C tldtwll t,
on S hms, J. N. Marko,
S. Orton, . att.chdr,
Rm. n. sllnmng'. WA. C t. MCCutyhon,
N. V. HenttSdy, Jo leh Rare,
IV. gA. s un1etln, J. ST D. VOistn,
d. E. B4lle, tL. E. Fotrall, '
A. Bottnt, A. Brother,
J. A. Itatllan, ,. A. Foley,
11. W, Palfrey, J. U. Pnyne,
I. M. Dais c. M. hnrAA kMlld,
Ailfred Penn, 1V. M. rinchte'a,
W. J. Aryt, T . Sally,
P. Simms, Jos. e. Carroll,
H. . OgdAent , P. L . bmut,
Wm. Ailing , W.C.j. C. l borae,
A. C. Hensley, A. G. Seymoir,
.ogC. Hiunm., J. S. WA!is,
A. A. Boyl e, Ieury hns-aw,
A. Carriere, R Bobert I)yea,
R. M. Castilal, W. 1P. ou1er_,
SM.IA. 1Iehn,, Richard Milliken,
E. J. Hart,, 1. teliy.a
J. J. Bard, Moes Greenwood,
R. 3Iclhenny, W. W.. ohen,
Wt. S. wee, BA F. Ftorntre,
C. D. Yceey, P.AS. A Alle,
TC.C. Twihel, J. W. t zttAlrie.
V .J . nmtvge, A. ChiAtpla,
J. . Slawnson, W. P. Saunder,
Ed Hobart, Bent. Roderigl: .,
. E. Bailey, P. IA-iAer,
E. obuchu.er, C. T. oiddeeke,
N. F. Rice, A, F. Dnubar,
s. G. rithk, George O. Smart
W . Creey, Jobn Hall,
W. J. Beebe, J. C. Goodrich.
Jh. T.oppMnburg, d. P. Feriret,
Henry A. ('aMn,, G. . ayly,
G. IV. Htodingitl , J. C. RickA,
J. I. Harrison, J. I.tapeyre,
WJm. Maey, J A. L. Letn,
George Nat.han, Joseph l.oain,
John 0Hwe, W.L. lrebinson,
S:Ciphu I'rice, Ahom A. atItaS
A. V7 James,. B. Bradford,
Jams. iRobb, Ltt C. Coliu',
W, E. Leverich, Isaac Keen
John T. Moore, ISent S. ltibrecht,
11tI. Goodrich, G. Erow, ,
J. P.H'Ncson, W. TWhithheid,
Jtahn Kemp, E Reherrcau C .:o.,
tohn 11. itlit, E. Itltesey,
Ed PiAlsIAAy, Alf. eirctt,t
T. J, Acet, Wim. Dhumuve,
Jahn G. Gidneý James Cont oily,
wr. [euderson, A, Thibatt,
1'H.1. Dudley, C. Olier,
A. lK o, A.. I pt r,
U. Eavc, VW. J. ThcmipsAn,
Joh.n Fr., ml5.
.Mdeiical antd Law Text Rooks,
-For :sale by
awOmras I . TWx P n,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIO NER,
No. 103 Canal street.
Ctnden sof Law or SMcd:cincare inrietd to -ll nrd ex?... !
this cx:cnmH'e nsit Ottinsii of Text and ý:andtdd .lrcdk or Ipr, I
Books, ,lered at 'ublishers' prices. by
THOS. L. WITE, Bookseller,
0t17 _n't ]n,5 (`anal sreet.
Gray Hair Changed.
nrO nYrEING ElMrPtnOYED
llhiil:nppy rtate "o things can be succes.aolly accom-pl hed
by
yVan Deusen's Imlproved Wahpne,
artic:o which has est~alishd for the ;nven:or a reputation
su.tlilned by the thousands that have used it. For restor
iug the hhir to its original color, promot:ing a luxulanrt girowh
in the place of wanted loeks and renewring it natun1 aud glcssy
appearance, no pre-iaration has yet excelled ,dhs valable desid
c'atntm.
Fot ale rwhola.le and retail, by
J. WRIGHIT & CO.,
ml7 2r. _ . .1 and 151 Chalo r r_.ee t,
Southern Litereatni c
SIIUmS' NEW WORK -JUS PUBLISTIED.
:'171 f'~dd.ZD OI·. E'JTIS L"I7I.I-.Cl;.:· j
A T71 C Of Klr r 717 t n . G .
By W. i0i:J~nre F:mnl;, E'4., nl~itc·; of " (:y Rlrre ' etc..
11Pný-:ooty 144, 44lc.i 1:l.I[u.1:1 21.
T1 1 rinmls~tic 1^6111r is rounded upiion 11:'11 rrrn:s of cem
pa -n.ivei ...1- ere in 44e F:'tr of 414,4,34 . How'
ever.. trnngu ;he feet: mn?- anpcnar In ti:" Ee(Incl- howeverr in
fl iet with wh a t gyre ai~unl l i h'Il! -:eol o be the kel:ibili: ies
InlChTl 'C[r ISV. '(l..n iiyeefi t.:at- bl ri, hnviiln been rormcl iýai elg c llli:rl ied, by the t-:
4eisiinn': ,454, w 1 a co'rt 44 j-i'r. 42,r4> :crnh4, , inN 44104w6
.h4 425dy to n; 4644-;h 4 '44::no :' . 454 te~ t
,hoil 1444 n w1Fhen i took ponce, Wort'4 I., NI 41442 '
"'I'.H' w:!1 :::.;" lp rmmcmi e; p M
6hern, i 444444': 4o, the144441144,44 oII3,,ER P.OEI I~EI i
-_ j 1HR 4 1R1` T4F4'4'T4Ts 441,1, 4,444444
3. BORD'r.R BR A1IL.IIP -A T:.lp o; \Enlir-ipyi.
N441,1 F1' 14' ±44s=,444-1,: te 1414,4,
5. 13F.ý41'1"11A?1P or. Tor n cl.:lecly Tra~e ly. ;In '!arch.,
6. C4444 66'! 44, or, The Bli44i 4enr4. iI44444444i.
REVOLUTIONARY ROMAN '.'IIS·.'.
1THIE I'AIITII . Retnnne Il' Cw "01cliti( ON
.4,. KATII ,4II; ;WALON, r,4he 40.4 o!4 I4a,4-t-14
4 . THE SCO:(UT. or, Thle Black hide[lr ol. the (.'onF.o'(r
6 . WOODC)(RAFT, or, T1.L liiirkr mur i h: lor we .·
I i. TH~!E FORAS"FnS, ar, 'f l e, Rain of th~e Ilr·E Pn;,.,
i.F: TA C- \ wPe c.'iim::y-.tm. '. 'i 21.;.
J. C. 3110111IAN,
F.:.lhnlge 1':;.e, rdjo-:e6 the ir Pupi-Odiir,
11 m T2I:.R.1e il i
tca-pf tiiigs.
Ii FRESH IMPORTATION - PER CAIARAWB'A.
NO. 120 CANAL STAKOT, NEAR RSYI:AII . 001 , T,
If TA\PE"IIIY, T17IEE-I'L.Y nI N NGlRAIN CARP.I INI;
a0d RI.TAA, aiil new Pa"-ten,, I'u Arl' :ý r tLb- 0cr 0liere
21 AND 151'
Iflport)int Discorcry.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
TL~r v hn: c no irnrrp of ill0:,lsr. nd tiny child -11 take thehm.
/ l`illir a . hblre F1,1l ;·*: r< is co health iilni i Lad Iifere de`Iili l vr
LOALIALc {BAAr in hatIe. Alc~e A IirIbaIn
TEA LLA'Ub'Lh.
lLA ' ,I for Rrcan'ý I' Arr i l I C:i ',..'1 e rda ! !l
:ate.ip 'rnrcinrg·8\J IIIIL t& CO
bold by? dlillcrn .< nci~lillg· J. !;RYAN' ;e CO.,·
II ~ J. WIIIUI~niT, CO.,
nlii .fod'tllnnill lhtt",t"0
.1 Sickly .tci'natcal .lppecarancc
is tcanted by .ome onc c:' tle iapecil. cf wolýms, which
afflict and too often destroy the nnt, 1rrwiaig chihlrcn, The
Lest thing to be dope is to admliS:er
WINER'S (CAN. DIAN \E: I 1 "('CV
niflhont daily. It will d(-!odagr nr:d d..r!gtr;e hile enemy, i.
prei":l i: the bo,.el., an:d if to wo:ms grist it will ivl, -·e and
inviugornte the whole digeivye, secreti'e ard exacttile s seltm,
a:d create . her.hhful aprp;i:e.
p L eJ p-tulariC audn rcmremb i cr tLeC :ame, '"Winetl'n Cnadin
r. nrmifu''e." his is : only artier ' :ht cn, be depenlded on.
For .,alu .hlcs.il a-d retail i NeSw Orleans, by
J. WRIGIIT CO.,
m17 2lCt Nos. 21 and 151 'hartres sreet, N. o.
Rich aJ'cect Carpeting.
We Rre in receipt of ei \ and L,,, atiful de.i.,s of
Choce Velvet Taretry C.\RPIETING
Choice Bigelow ..
Three-Ply and Tapestry Ingraa C.ARPETING
Superfie and Common
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
A large n;s rtnuent, from 3 feet to 24 Nf, cut to Buit anyo sied
room or hall.
D vAritty of 0stlei, new ptems. Window Cornies, to.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
ml' ?p4t 26 Chartres and 2 Cutollbousast its.
Depots,
WIOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SAI.E OF TnE
GENUINE
DALLE Y' DIAGC [AL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
j@ 2t o. '21 and 151 Chartreslitret.
r rr rckeray's
This Eveningg March 17,
-aT
Sltulcct-Charity and lHumor.
.Tktkers, Seventy-Fiv CeGnts-For alea at NORM? AN'S,
NO. 1CnCnp ,trect, and at the ST. tIHARLES BLOOIi.STORE,
unor , Charles e lim7 2plL
.?Irs. Sonethworlh's .Aew J'pze.
:rni' rrPAnr. OI, E2:.t1r. rrrIV:rt.
I.OSE CL'ARK,
iL Wew flool as etce.,
-For sale by
MICIO MAS L. W HIXTEE,
105 CANAL STREET. 105
11ELEN I EESON, A Pep at New York SorBlety;
WHO ARE TIE BIESSED. or, Medditations o :the l.cl-u
GLI.ISES Al OF THE TRUTH AS IT IS IN JESUS. Iy -the
Rev. Olavian WkASow. mo17 2,3t
Cheap Dress Goods.
HARB Y
a oolhing at GREATr LARGIAIN sch 1s
Elownccd Organdy I1 EES, nt $4;
FrerrL Jaelsns DRESSES, at $2 G0;
Pl5id M,5,in DRIEESES, $1 21;
Fine Fig,;5d Iinen CATMIITIC, nt 401 yeld;
Fine riiolcrl IRIli,I ANTINFS, 20$ per y ,1;l
GINSHAM SIEESLINS, CALAIOES, etc.
HORACE HARRY,
1:17 p00W00Sa 155 C;ap prcl.
Silks, and Bareges.
185 CAMP STaEET. 185
He 01ig a: EXTREMEEELY LOW PRICE;t
F~gnrA Fl-- uuoAREGE, ROBES;
1lai, Flounced BAREGE ROBES;
::tripHodluI Plan SPRISIN SILKS.
Ai ?I- d HOct clanltu.
HORACE HARRY,
,157 2p1uoWup - Es. 55, uurap ,ulu 1.
Emtbroideries, Laces, etc.
HAICB .BY
L'' ;, jelstpeul · r. £o 0 ; n rpl i) ,"f tljul 'o Lu;:. 5
Wllite au, 0i;0, SU0IJEBE LACES;
V;;lutiew,,, 11001 :nS ItSNERETiNU;
Euu- i 1:E i:o1;1t EdRACHEEL SETS;;
JACENE'S aund GIPFRE GETS, el .
HORACE HARRY,
17 25555W a 101a
Balnt of a Thoeusand Flowers.
This rm~ch ,lked of and 'aiten aout a lr, , is for :a,
No. 14 C'IP STREEIT,
THE ST. CHARLES BOOS-STORE,
ml; = UND : ,N', TI.IJHRLES IIOTEL
Carpleing, .Mlatting and Floor
OIL CLOTH, a 19 Chartres atrect.
oi.Mt15 t od, i a IlV r ns1o:n0e1nt of CP Ai.POTINIGS,l.l.
a L i i, ,'ton, Talpcr,'y, l;:oiot: -, T1'l .-.,ly. ThgF :., VI
reEc. LOUR '1II. UL01, 1f oio 0
width4 , cl:t « suit r.l s +,r , 1 [,1 -:. .!. T1 .U'(--50 1 7e,,
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
oIl 5pGt 19 C r: <lilt
Selling off 1o Close Busineus.
7111 Eti'1'iRF STOCK
-pr
INo. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City HeUrl,
--ccmprire -
( OI.D .\sn D SILVER W.ATClir:;
SILVEI:.\ND PL.ATTD WAFT
OJIBýltRtOCIS, tUPttR0FUVMt'Y
-A"-1~ a :airr li,'" T'rnl of
FINE FANCY ,IITICLES,
COST OP' IMPORTATION.T1O
0TY D tor ld Coentr}"'Hy 1te,:iure In.- eoa + :ppo::ýn
of perhl.riilru bt he above rnlun 0> p:,, , FOR CASH or CITY
X(:CT5PT.ISI:ES.
f P Cull aid e~anmine Lc!orr pn;:hi.'inz I·! aherc.
F. 001)011TS, Agent.
7, elI 1)0 o. , C.oop: ". t, _ _ _ ilo_ the City Hot,].
ý ýnr :ýrCe
1pood1Rama's'
Ren~d she Frioý";ing from Mar. IITm. Ii. .Lla:n,'iorý and fnrrc_
lbl?- known o:o :no lI...c[' o:'%..ýc ýti'.t,ý3.
·icse w, IvS.
U. 0. IIrtounn.ts, E.-"i : Ic.~ir Plr-?c ::e :: 5ý mt-lllLr " .c ]
d.Y'ln t molllol truonillr ln.? ,rt rIiEli, nt i ir~cll t;lie 1 -1
scarcely rI p _P, ; ld L s~lr ·oe.ew Li.t all~ru.lei: 1, JI, long .. ,d ol
c ntil n nr conlullislce Ilnvinrrr ;C;d Ir k1 tfl krdi J ýý
etlecr, I ova iuehi:cý: r uu Yool t'iic: n" lilll·uctorlli, ·1I): 1 r~m
L"!ad :U Aly i dlid 5'0 aiill ttfy il,;li r f lr. i! l! .. l;rne In .
I'rtn I~oura and Lenlirtl} clt::np m n tw-o or three dr?--,:l!:i h .t
se~tre torP.L- anti cnlri-. I waoli"i ;d:':re lc. ;r i; iu llrr:rt u-e
to any remedy I evar adw.
CluRN2pD COMMW AND MAGA'ZI-i E STS.
nil: 21,3! i ::er Or~trrnni
Lactesu Upring .nhioaiu.
tnt rII-S iL~. SC 31U W r Dt Cor-,
Nos. 1`: nd 141 Chartres str2et,
F 0 I) F S
(,f a'.I : riý«rl:ii c. cr lýý·r niul Ldcý.. l lltj io- , :n,·11 n. I';:.! '.' ý l :[·ri.,
13 , t TIT L A s.
AND 11 IIAIJ "TI El
M AI IT, Lt S
MITTLINERY'
Pot,"'rn Sra ,Ili anal li. ICC [ .d.is C
Byrnce $ Co.,
W II L : Es AL E A N D L) E. T A. i I.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
Collrr of Camlpp an1d Colnlllo sts..
N E o : R Li: N .NP.
Ilva\ I· o - :t.l1 t tbc a.J;l\ r· "o tc;io llu n I.:i,. : ul . c pI , lhi ;ctu ý t.
IUL"', IHEM.ICALS, PERFI'3IERIY', sINRIIl, IN
siITRI:+UMENTS, FANCY and '[TILET AItICES, te.,
["ong e-, Emnpire. Ilhue Lick and other 31IN ER ,L WAI tRS
IY 11i! CANDIIES , G DIOI', nZENE, etc. fI m
INc c h :eI manu f. toIy of r..N.. It!. and .. EIt:LVAi, NIAw
Y(lI. in ad:l g"e of pioundl u bUhalfll, u d Ice'm( - d by .. any
MEDIIOIN,; CIE 'S T for I' IIntI:on-I , Ships r teanm, oaI,;,
(lult)I Csio Me['rcllhns P;111 C IunItry IIale l'(' order, IhllI' wih
p.rin; tn 1.es rund dispatch. PI'hmn el" rdc Ig Dill isc Nrcild
a.t nlon. Presecript lollns.
1l7vlay re iecnre ltc ?e "ices of -Ivy cullpclzp 't .\{lo;lhcr.rie, [
ehnts int'ely on La'ing Shuir prmscriptions cell
ulnpunlld at all hoIrI e d a ind nlight.
BYI1NE & CO.,
11 2, t r If ('atop IN{ l ,
R: Pitkint .g Co.,
NO. 37C CAMP STREET.
We hIe jtt receied 1r team-r Empire ('.y, a large and
Ii.e u, sortmtn t of
Gents' Spring and Summer Clothing.
Also, a splendid lot of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIHING GOODS.
)f Our s:tock r;il equal any houe in the
R. PITE1N & CO.,
Sm? 2p11 37 C, sep et.
M .-lore .t.cw Goodis.
B'EAUTIFUL SPRING CLOTHING.
Just Received,
PER STEAiSIlII'S EMPIRE CITY AND CAT.AWEA.
&LFRED 1WUNROE & CO..,
No. 3- Mnagazilne street,
lave recrived by the above steamers, l large andml beaunl
FASHIONABLE CLOTHI-NG,
Suitable for Spiing and Su n e.r Wear. to whichl i ly invie thl
attention of pmI chaers. Among other gcods :eeoivr d are tile
rldlowing :
FINE SINGLE-RMILL).D COLOP.ED CASSIMEREE TUSI
NESS COATS"
FINE SINGILE-MLLED COLORED CASSI1IERE PANTA
LOONS; '
CASPIAN TWEED IUSINESS COATP;
IRENCII DRAF D'ETE FROCK AND SAC COATFS;
FRENCH TOMIBAZINE FROCK AND SAC COATS;
ALPACA AND ITALIAN ('LOTII FROCK ANDI SAC
COATS;
SFRIENCtI DRAF D'ETE PANTALOONS;
FINE CLOTII FROCK AND DRESS COATS;
VESTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR;
LINEN DRILL AND OTIIER STYLES OF SUMMER PAN
TALOONS;
LINEN )RILL AND OTIHER STYLES OF SUMMER
COATS;
UNCDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
WEAR;
A VERY LARGE ASSORTIENT OF LINEN AND MUSLIN
SEIPRTS;
UBIREELLAS; VALISES. TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA I11UBBI:ER CLOTHIN.G,
Winter Clothing at Great Bargains!!
We are now onriing all s:"es of WINTER CLOTHING at a
VERY GREAT REDUC TION IN PRICES, and P edIonC from
the country, inl want of such atticles, Dill dS well to call S nd
aupply themselves.
o I :S' s TI:if.TIJ.IE. CZ.07JZ3LYGI';.
A ASRY FUL.L ASSOIIT)IANT RECEIVED BY TI'E CA
One Price for Goodls-No Deviation.
- Clerks, speaking the French and Spanish Tagngages, al
ways in attendance.
ALFRED MINROE & CO.,
mlT 2pGi .I Magn ine str et, corner ofr Gra er.
.>ete Books,
No. 14 Camp street, New Orlealis.
CYTCIOPIEDII. OF A.MEIICAN LITERIATiER.E, vls. ,oct.
Lthh I'Patres
ANNUAL O.. S('IENTIFI'I DIlSCO'VERY, IS6E;
INDIA, TILE I'E.d.L OFI PEARL .IVER. I, ity .Ira. SoutL
w'ort!,, cheap edition-;
TIIESARUII'S (F EN 0ISl WORDS AND PIR.ASES, ee
ond ·.Ipply, n-,w ecd!ion;
P'INCIPLES OF 1''OLITI'AL EGWSNOMY, adapted :o tie
Ius i:L:ir.r of :he .niJ t S:a:e, by F,:,rce Bowel, of Liar
-;t d College.
NEWV RUPPI'IES OF
110,1S C.""IRI,
15A('NS ESSATYS, nw Ji c-r T
Frr .a:¢ 's na!r v(,, a:,d
AAT TlE ST. CLARLEES BOOK - STORE.
11p na15XV:
.Yiev Oranreas
STAXTIONEltS \VAIII:lioL'sI.,
No. 60 CAMP STRE1ET.
"11 LEP 101LI II'T10Sý' :
,1 on ,-- ... I f1 om 01 i prc:W-.
S('I!(,OJ I - I "tgN o n:p1:l ;.:I I ')I)IOI. ,1 F -l ;."
PTI!T 0 gI.LpQ ORKS if ;Le 'If ; of'i!;: -1 i
pBlo f 'g Ifd
e3 wo the ns o or " .. 1" 11.ir T
,.-t njlC'UF'd msl.srr!:Ii-c.
P IER A ,l( D CA RDS-I-l ett:ý,. Fnolcý, 7.1· Feiin. P.,. sl,'·; lir
:1ý F; 21n': t · 1
Dolbear's
COMMERCI AI COLE, O E,
gull. X.oI.
RUFUS DOLBEAD,
mI7l 2p3L No. 1lu =,;.n a ve erf :.
Raciel Gray.
A TALE FOUNDEI D ON FACT.
XXI (Ir I I
(3he Y'dkme, 121nI lPapr bl,,ur, F fhy nvl,'-, eI:: >venty
rm J. C. MOi-rANv:.;
u, ' idie ' iad '.XIaIn eine,' ai r ,i d , l:'Ilt::e aXi
:hey F''c. r c Lc rt,,. P,,,-.J
, Inrts r Shirts - '
(Corne ol Chrlstf XI 'ICIVfXII II.
FrolLhe Loz.du Con 00.
dvcg-: hll an d the -jIII, ";m1 ^th}' itun cC l' ] ivle :nl:. :i f. it
jl luotl lf IL ITndo n 1ý r.cnpin:l k
'i f I }' Xa "1" :u6 I ranX d rIXI t i, :X I:,ly, s.".
Is-, I W eeei I It u .
N 15 2,2t&Wlt X 'XEI I ng 5 ee. X djIIIlXh,g ilit-ONi Ice.
SShirtsl Shirts n T
LEI T . TON && B ARBOT'S,
St. Charles anl Canalsl ll.
IIalf-a-Dozen for $0 00.
--Al"o-
Tile S1 5, .1 5 n,,d $2 00 SIII:RTS; 1,:'qde-n uirge ,:ck c!
S III.,T S.
6N IIIRT.q MAi)E TO ME'ASUIE.
nt )- , iiMufctor}, \o. 106 (O i,,r, t rees, ls.,%r L'roa,':,vy, NIw
: ork.
}.}1'e haenc .le eia ed by hlte arri b a:" n clolce "k r-iosn e
S 'A t"C. ; (l'ordcd Silk and Hat in yell=:Ad7njnie= s'ToCK,. i
LEIGI TON & BARIBOT,
cornedltr St. '[mrleann ('an.,,.! .s
Bogs' Clothing.
YOUTHS' BOYS' AND CHILDRENS'
C( I 0T I' I N (4N ,
ILATEST FASIIIONS,
it the Lo(cst ('City Price·.
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
Clothing! Clothing . !
FALL & W\VINI'1§I CLOTHI-ING.
Latest Styles,
At lpl'e a ns !o "h.c .ý , L Ircmel in the c ' n.
LEWIS W. LYONS & Co.,
As 2p2l 3 Canal st., rest to np.
Conasumpltion Curable.
Ibnisnmptiuln is daily carrying r ;:r hltlo-dd to a pre titnrp
,I rc, \ilirl might! b,." cared .,I e-'ot'd -Ulclyclg if the pirlisr
11-11y r nnii r~nten ":a, nnde 111 of. Tblnl rel-Il is
BEAU l'I'S PREAST lTI.STUNFT,
ui:h direc.ions a, to A ,imen. y'r u a". n i, r1di -A
andl del;-!e a Ilbnu tl:,{r Ihestl, and lnlrt-t aure to eolltlncrl dis
cos, of1 the hint;, upoP~n the slirh-e~t cold;: those who bleed wl
rlii cgg or Iliroit, nr who 1, + in nay "" jicdiipouucl to it
either by the fora.inaon ui their rIea, orb Aedii.ay, ynnyt Aulty
p: even y he fonn noon of lthe discye, baybybtrenythei their con
pli iitill:, ItIIn1 ;hey orle a, r~·bll; s tiny person. It is not nrepn
ydyIlk, thbeyy'.A~nnd ad ndcough syrupsthat tiyy re 1ve) da
bought 1,5ore the pubic, bhat keeyp perpn rift-aA, wit,
therir bickering potions~n, dleranging the llouni~l, and digestive or
Ly y, u1 of the Iuiluernt on :lie contra, APIrenthlru
t1,s inn,, and r!OTI.iI , SI 17 nu 1, Lc!tT l ulleiiii: makes Co,
fyl A-tAW- allA t iyme you nre ying it py:l stronger, )our eis,
i-ypjyAd ad it li-, es AP glr, you PPty- free nod -y
,-1-1 , r s bleepingp pumi~. , u becomu e -1ct, anod iu lac: fee
liSky a y p-Ap. Fa: ple ly
E. H. BEACH,
ylru;,g WI k d ApotyS Chyp,
m11 IGt,ýR' t ctrue Ctn wnollaus nod Chart,,, tree t5.
Clothing.
LEXGHTON BA1W&OT,
CORNER OF ST CHARLES AND CAXYAL STREET.S,
A,eo esingl ot the balance of their stock of WINTEI
CLOTHING to make room for
SpRING G GOODS.
,111 heo ho favor r us e itt a call, will LUe e.aislt ith the L
Great Btargtntt
We oeer ill thie LOTIIING DEPACRTMlENT.
LEIGIHTON & IARBOPT,
m15 21r6t , ro r St. 1C'l.arde_ Canl st- * Fr
Card to Dentists.
D.OCGTOf1 N. L. SLAYTVON
Would rellcetfully cill the attc.eion of Dcutite to his prepart - I
lioM of
INDELIBLY COLORED GUTTA PERCHA,
for tetetting Artlevtil 'I'ceth.
TInttrutcttius will be given tothlea who may desire, and an
orderforthe material on Jones, White & tMeJtutdy, the sole 1
umvllfactllt'er. .
Ilt refer, wth coufidence to the almost universal adoptlion of '
ES. Kontt. , Ol ti t . . W. P
tc'nis lft i t ,l.e hutse of Messtcrs. Ilyde & Goodrich, will re.
ceive immediate attteltion dlring Iis ty ill the city, hich is
eceesalily limited to a lfew diys. t.11 2ep3
d Card.
New t ORLEtst, h llrt 7, 1M5.
SDa. eetcm L t jEt OLt--Delr St:: The cancer on my lip,
\hilelh yu. i h'c been treat;ng, I am haplpy to eay, hIe been en
tirely erad*citetd and the lip is entirely well. Fpelinlg grateful
to youl for rellieving ml, I take pleasullre in allowing youll tile use
of tmy ntl in the numlerous list of testimonils, which you have
at your colulmand. Vcry rtpecltfnlly,
YTour obelienet wrt ant,
S D. S. STACY,
tlI t2pim of Vidalin. Ia.
.ltwa Cothying.
IFRIANCIS FABIRE & Co.,
Corner St. Charles and Comlmon tr.,
W v:,hl orll" epeial atte:tion to their extenlive and well- e
leered 80lok If
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
-co-6istinhg in part oC
FINE CLOTH DREOS 'COATS;
FINE (01 TI! FROCK COATS;
FINE CLOTH'II BUCINES COATS;
FINE ('IOTH TALIMAS, etc., t,.
-AlNo-
A complete as.ortment of 'INE LINEN AND COTTON
ml TIOon0: WIFI S H I T S.
Splelndid .lssortmea.t
-or
AT REDUCED PRICES.
P. A. H-IEBRARD,
118 CANAL STREET, 118
I, neaw iongitoe foewin gP. ING .OODS, receivedby
PI!,:n, imurodI and FI, ncced .BA.E luE DRESSES;
EI· k Fo:,ncetd BARIEGE
A05 lil.ck (I;NFN.II NI ;
p~rip d lid l'Ih l, .,
0 amy 100 NC I N .T DRE
. 0 00C, I II (N- 0l0.
EDGINS;
BRII.I.I.(NTiNg:.. "\Ii TN ,"d ,,:c: e,7;
R 0DY o...D1E1 CLTifIING AND STRAW I r:T or
_____________e ___. ___._ . . . . .__________ 0 T T ;. 5 T~
SlactdisuI and l1.tungarian Lecctics.
uppply Dr a .:,-t. lb thc h unr, drtrl,,o,-a, d, ,al. c:.t price-.
a : JAES SYME, 1Drggist,
Plaholesalc ILDrug Store.
I'I 1YSF (I ' -N,
l ri ,:,I ' :an' elr ,0 , wLo ,h ,yrl. - VERY
f ,.., ,n ,! .,...d .: I , f.+.-..d 2 ;,r., "." .. ... -:. tlleh in New
JA3IES SYME, Drunggist,
m3 M2,:1 1 .rd 1 9 :al t r e r C'ror.dth, N. O
Surgical Instrintet.s.
Om r , r a t .nrnl~ly, ý,'Wn, - a'n-. ,t 1 .nr3 , n t1 um: rt.r
r -e l - y the Su:g ,u.n, f Ft, ':nCh, kEnglih h nd Ar :e;lecr.
MEDI' IINEI' ADDLE, ('lO KS in ""y oyh,, for -dr -y
JAMES SYME, Druggist,
In.3 N2p:. f 1I; i and 1.39 Cnpal htreet, cr'ng r ('' cndelet, N. o.
- I -- 'orooFnc. loI 1
ON E TID1 SANI 1 O .NCES jt rcived and to , arife.
Th,.f M:riber hars nrucetl to 'e" re::nurly >npplied hith tlte
Sd &: Kpt c t ll l ·teT l" l nt, of Lormlon; Pow
,lTAMES SYME, Druggist,
o i l '2rtf lM and 139 Cannul ntrel- orrwr ( ln ldelet. N. O.
uit turcli ---Furnii ll llli liure.
LAllGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Nos. I and 173 (aal st., NewOrleans.
A LN! NEW W ADSTOO '
rie mnderigneld having~ opcne, d large [nd ple did aI'rt
NEV SOUTHIERN FURNITURE,
1s pr .pared to siUply the Trade and Faneilie on the mo0t lib.
" c uter wi dtllle fi ito;, iT d `6u o 1 Tnnd ean io tihl
g oe, d rd learn tha. pricu leforuc Iprhl."g elsewhere. Will
kep II o' tatly I1 IIIon I o-
A111,11 I()F- 11 'A AND EIIN'r1R TA1BEIS.
" EXTENCO iXN 'AI2i.E S, iti hloh gany, Wa llhut ntld O ,. andl
DRE.S.ING TAIBILES.
W 1ANUT AN '11'IRFAR DINING TANIEI.
SOAK. \1AIIoUAtNY AND LTTEWAOOD IIO (01ADRD.
I' IIS AU'S, of Walrmt, ltd Spccl t.d Mathvpay.
1 0 AI, lT. t A NDS I 01;r, .
1(01AIIAONFAOOT
('ARO I, M(AI O "1 A O ,S;
gn tan 11 ESr 4. TEWA;T,
f II M( I nNING \1i1 ,1Al f AIr .;
fell ~ ~ 17 a1'U f I nd 173 Canal .lreet.
The DJiamonel Light,
srlt xc or- .
C. e :-ý ýc]IinF nn diminatinf oil at SIXTY CENTS PER
G AlIMN, 'hid, n warrant . Fie a brighter end b st.dier
3."T t.h lhla ,'e bll',Speir or bard Oil, a ind lt tbha orethird
thle price ý the cheapest ankile sun. in ae. 'The oil i. burnt in
I.:nps~. inventeld for thec po:·lla:p, of which wae kee~p rt general
li~rorlleelt of Iluhn , har, Clnlc, Sal I Halt an IId Kithen
Sl.SSi'r.ll Prieis vayin Ifranc $3 50 to $15 Inch. As an le'
BSSSSnd chsep light, the s)lric Oil aBEd Lamps are SonSuar d
to be unequaled.
Wre haIhe H Bss for salE, a Bd IBn SSSeciy commendI WEBB'S
P ATENT DPEl ECTING LAMPS, Ahich ill Fire mere light
anylinnn two solalr lam~ps Hutt inuret. For illuutahmiug prup
Sioto and steaBboats,h tIjg,, he article. The De,5,ct
ý inF Iailep can be seer. on boaird of thie Iteamws Natchta and
I'riorp·,.
{Per ill it, the Public to ,It anod rte the Fylvir Oil and L~amps,
as also the I)t~seting bard Oil Lamps bran a our S tore.
.'% P. KIlRKLAD & CO., Agents,
I SIB 5BQBotIB,5,5 ommo1n :treat.
B. B. BiYBABRA S .
I11-Al Il IIIll :.1111 l.
1:';1!1 ),-e" LEMONS
Al Yt l Al I' A
I N: AiITA Allr .IBB AI IOIABNIAININIBA
A. iII Ao A lon d,.
I.andi nc" i'ro h x·sk .l nalilll, direct from Pullrnlo ,,I
EX'1I;NIVETIM: S1.Rf J1 RA.( IIVA)I:VI), . Y, (Is
DV ~ ~ ~ ~ I No. (1,1 TIER IfITI Ac(onrr
11:111 111 III 1ll
'VIIIS Dl1Y, 1111 U 'lockl , IVlrlll I I, 11111 Il
1 dnyn, n'lll be buat aLIcItIIBIIIIft tiell stoiVie CV tl bu11 et,
~aa~r Cnhip+
". Illrw: VIII of 1ine Gold WiIhyolli hill\ .-I JwlAlry, of
every do lriptiln . i`IncIIlls l0inlul I IlnlId IYla., , il:.
y 1Te111 loblhrl-alt sAIIE. _IIIIl_
kl~ AT, N'GIý AND MODERN] BIAC~lINTN;
'J .p A I IA. A IIlollrr.
l'L:S~R hY .18t, weu edy ll hTduta
ti r1' 0h.l3aebft6a'I1 rP ?, ttIll said atW
Ie n^ti nn, Ill. .1~. A, ficml s ll J1Ry, at No. 5'3 St. +.'I:LI. Ies street,
Tlha larges~t "Ji at illidttll L;\" m d iu N Ua (Ir inr, of Aa
dent noel )f"111 it I In~lndn 1 II BI the most icif erl II at, s.l
rd Also, amts illld (!.tell, , (·llection of R.. b sLI 1 IliIs~+.."xI F.:1Ch
'n iay and Pintoil I'nlrrnvinII s, uII IIIII·), I,), r d!,~nd~ Van1 D)-Re,
an k he. Xoolle rrllliriiilll e piece, t t' :itntwiry % :d A rt~s:io
fisrmaui EagmviDYIIIF find .lthpprlnlhlir II1 most par t 1 fmlllrd
'fhii eiilc do. i f t1iilr Arl will I-c I' %nld rvm^.liy the i:!eo
tion of , eotinbr cllra nld lila I~,vpl of th', fin, fit u.
The rlooln , wilI lie olllaod I',) iuvpe(· tIIII .it Ile 1I)11:5 'mi illl
tlle (!I· o f the saIle, anld a detnild calologulle will lie ealY ns Y1
Irui'le manllsurtra o nd isitirl urr. L
T, 4-t . Fanc Saddle~ry.
1I1 The it.. !er!glnct-iinl recoiveel by recent nrrivlsi·, n falll and
cfu omplete o .rioremet o fill rticlesr in their lit.r, e:rt: rc.; ro
th` leir v~nlnufPetnry, I. Philttlldphiln.
SINSGER'S SEWING MA 3CHC~fiiIESj
Jos~t ueccivrll, n ·:ill U~pply of le riboseO, with all :h~e latesti
imp~vcmc~s. LACEY &e CG.,
(11 ^.p 61F Si. Cllarlir *:rept.
George 11. Fl'aen,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 103 POYDRAS STREET,
rEw otrt Exa.
pD Prees,, Types. Inks, aper, ttarts, Catrd Bo"rId, and
Pint!ing Tptterih t of every de.criptlion m at hbed tat tl h t:et
notice. nOd Type taken in e.xchge¢ for Iew~, at the rate otf e.
per tslond, y-_ pz 2?D.m
George R. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Lbate of Moblle.)
Or.:. s ,Tcerc in all of thle ,arit brh,,aa t f the prtfee
itn, totlae cidztta of New Otlltlas allld ticinity.
p CtIILDtttRENS TEETII EXTRACTEI), and advice
riven to parsnts in regard to the tlnauatgeclt and tra:matL of
thle teeLth, free tf charge.
LTh OFFIIt---No. I rarondlelet treet. n3I 2p3m
hIarnelly ouse, Baton Rouge.
This wrt:l-Lowtn IHteel hba underonen, dUling the [ast two
moatt. v cry fx:cn alterations and r pl.irta, ; vario.T lim trove
tesn'l:t ba e adccu indt in diftferant lttalt o ti tthlablltahment,
the roems ptplled vitt fire-place, and no-hingl ovaerr.ked that
woulld Le ke:y toudd to the comfort and cone.nience of li
2.g TF··t Ftrnture and everythlin pertaloing to the hcuse
iha t beenth c.oug hly oserhauled and put in pIerft ordttr, tand
:s inow cp:: for :he recet.Iiou of guetý..
WM. MARKHAM.
.*Xadanm Faquer,
THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE OF FATE,
Philosopher, Atrologist and Physiogbomiý.
.-@t.'iE I'A--T, IREKSENT AND F I.TUE RIEVEALED.
Ls:IECr:.c---OH:NE F 1OrrIAAD llVa A I:ON..NE !TREETE,. NW
Tobacco.
LONG.' I LA'K hT itll TOIIA('('O, hfr the Mexi(a·n and,
Texaý in:ke:.. A1-. Totrtaro for Plantation mt, in :hdt aitnd
L(.1b, and tfCIGAIA TtACt.CO, con tatntl. on liha, and f~tr ale
TURNER & IUENSIITSAW,
fa4 2.m-ly Ctutlnp treet. up tair
Rich " Co.'s Salanimander Safes.
WILDER'S PATENT,
With Powder Proof Locks, that have never [been
Robbed.
STwerve: races:.V :rýe sD n o A DT notain's woi:rrn Ir Dooi
or PAliS D1:eTrOTr:1.
C7" A p .. a o:tn.tn: cf thei Valuale ESd- co:.. :iy on
SOUTIDIAYD & HARRISON,
m, ly e: nr. t
Dr. Thomas J. hopper,
SURGEON DENTIST,
NO. 109 ST. CIHAIRLES STREET,
OrFp te: Lf,,ye·te FPrqu e, New Ork :lns.
` Dr. f.i. , a:,nd to the dltie of his Pr, fto-inn in all ti
D·r. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFICE--No. 115 GRiAVtIEit STRIEET, NEW ORLEANS
S -rseA Dou , S,- lio-o, Waie wurvSe.Sos and
J. W. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON IOLCGE, LA.,
Prned:!cý i: P-of -:lon in all its ma,.rches in th~e Par;,Les of
EAST and VWEiT IBATON RIOUE,
EAST and WSE.T FELIT'l NSA,
A::! SUPREME COURT in New Oltsla:s. c:16 AF:f
$30,000.
Imttprored Ilatrana Plant Lottery.
TILE FAVORITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BT AUTHiORITY OF THE STATE OF OGU:EOt(lIA.
CLASS 13,
To be dtrawn :ie CI. y of CASlata, Ga., TCESDAY, thle Ith
('.\PITAL, PRIZE, S6,000.
P:.,e of Tske.t-Wht oly' I- i; llalnts, $d ,0; Quartrre,
S It ;5.
S -Prizre in :hi- Lcttery are paid thirty rI- aft , r :]he draw
in, i bi of pe-~c Pa ing Bank,, without IsC ut!ic, Ordy on
pr . l.:r t f l;r ' e icket cnfttltd to thle I'ri.:'.
S UO-; ull E olerInSnI]k takile at pr. A:I co(Imm.an ica
tions s:ri:ctly mcodenid. f<5T d
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WIIOLESALE.
Now landing from shin Norfolk, and in store, a general assort
ment f OOTS, 1IOES, BROG110ANS, IIATS, CA.P, etc.
IarTtaons suppled with l, ime DITt'IIIING li 0 IT, RUSSET
OOTS01 , ROTANS, WO(I)L, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMI'ACIIY HlATS, at the lowest market
FROST & CO.,
y132pO&W 10 Magazine sreet
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHIIOTESALE.
We are onsltanly receiving a general aor5tment of Fil.k, For,
Caos,:mr, I Panam., LegIor,Sw,S0, POsdhn Leaf, Meisicsn and
Woul IhATS, st the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jylT :p tW 10 Maga:nFc t.
Renovtred Removed
FROM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of 'REME 1)E IIOUZ1 Y CIIAMPAGNE, in rparts
rnd ,i5ts, mcon5 rtly on halnd, which is equal to the best 111a
coes to :h.1 market.
.. Alo ..
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPAIRKI.NG sod STILL IIOCK IMADEIIRA mad 5I020ERY
WINES.
BICR ANDIES:
SAZ7ERAP, of the1 Yio ge of 1705, 179S and 105, and other
-rA,:ds.
1Of all descriptions-Ssotls, Iris Hye ond BOorloo.
ALE and PORTER, in piots sod qsaTs.
. Al o ..
Onhand, my salassort0ment of the b-st WINES and LI
QUORS ithe market, which will be sold on as reasonablI
trms as anly other house ill the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
di pf . No. 17 Royal street.
IMPORTANT
To those Using Star Candles.
TOe attentlion of the plublic is invited to the fl llhat most d
thTe S:ar :.dles offered for ale s are DIsIs'I ENI T IN WEIrIT,.
r ha' t wBhllt s sold sforoa pmd rteilly wseidgh bi 'oir los n or
tflteen oun'e,, old paekages mirked "' I5,, l short twod
thlre, Riod svsn fioe pouods per bos, This loss doss sot fd
upon t lIe -Wholele Dea-ers, slao sell ptesksges t the m ssksled
seight, nor upon thie Retailrs,- whoselI by coont, hst spon the
(olTBlcer, sho thi.so pay for about one-tdnth m por than ,le
receive.
4Z-The R Lbcrhelrs have always made o l-hr nsle fusll
I ixt[en omnces to thle pound, and re;irk packages at their rthl
weight which emay te nreltained by teotidg loh. Asn their
experiecle in thle business enables them in to (er a a rticle eq ual
in quality lo any in tle arket, tlheys soliit tho patronigo of
purchasers rhodeire to studyy heir o5n interolst, and st 50o
sm-oe Um o encourngeo correctl dealng.
IPROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.L
Igo'- The aarsigdsd sod sole ssgots for the Ososo bssnd Of
JOSEPH LANDIS & CO.,
s li,3m . . T.hinitoilasl ssr_1t
II HIPS, STEAMBOOATS ANI) FA\ITI.ILE)4, SUPPLIEI1
witKih licit, fork, MNmrt a d llenl, nnlem(-.r 7~l,, an
eý erp tbinS in thte bntchcrlirigr line. Ilnaral. and Unf'bares
Cloi)e yarned IkIef ) ttt ap to mler for Cabin or famy.ily UI)e
at SPI)IINo. 2 I'O~bIIA. M AI)iIET, b
ti. B.-Pt mbp EUCGST L S C. MERKET
oPts ni td dhip rpj.lied tihall tras of ip Lire
creel:, (ipi o It I, ilit (Dpi, , Ifogs, Shoot, pigs, Sheept
I Gnats, Gese, Ducksl, l:Uiekens, etc. P'44

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