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f late ville papers.
- Theaietern mail came in at a late hour'last.
ever the proninet faperefrom several importantola
t s r a thworld woald nhve
e he Ihis mt eorarrived! Wen
Conaoa.-~T]re seeeite for ,hew4 unc etding" ,at
.n.it~ J,:WoirCh p. .e iemsia of:
~et cloak lnot evening wore, by if the from
., 283 elsb the A. W h aize, ehfrom.
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3;d-lhteatoe b if. To reale1 bale s, ant
since' atryasnc t azett, tale ; lab e
a T t.se eroa¢leeo ta.ato agihtare .rho amre
pratesngiabeaitthe decoyof'oastyaPlallad a good
eldp:lfila;dg;uor, Itin *al lebdy.thn m i"ineg, i
the value oimpbrte nerhaiae ineto thia port for
t h6 tr three lniontl; Ondginthe 3st et.- tg
f3o,,O, tagoet , i y ha pro4-i r largest
pt the lower oteamboat farm5g-the
; tifalig oizsh appilf tofe nl
dits, ttnggr ogdi.alct . . egar aa olaboe. n
,At ,.. , a.n tht l rothe C tmhous o tom
he tTt ta'. ga. e a chr tynwi f n ty e dnac i l
t a l esitn ~ the i fl ower beiaso y enter tainmnts
. ace awlcblo rgfle, ivolyan bustle arte they have
only' aust botre noed wc threa te have'ie boats, t
1heof ,oyir.re , apt of pork, o, pabeeof, t
wa en ( elirio ntiren cmt aof wliast la it m t
eSin'athei~it grO lao ' Hao -llao5 n 1olea oe.igore It
ol ro.h lake lh W od re r ee. ot fr.em the
ylvn h loads oft e varied prcte
that 'plil ebreoin, eough n seous a.ilroh uadslaie
r.ed allover hehll toe Nll, then, ify the Jack- a
.oin ets, ra , trbed i a schwathenerIy andperse-f
.',er i fead i tu dr ys, 1 &'
gre ° it a tImgoisu rihed coe We have, we tanal, 1
ngo the r ea now In ch a position that pit mat
SbeSbeing, oasr etediltyo .ac o llse s cst.
t . nmbýrd o eSing goe o sath elg d arete , the on .cial
p ei o clt ao Piton parish, orblthea at Springfeld.
Ii's eovryl ethalittloe hoarnalief w hi l ar. George
Oslae . t prop itor gpoe i be ste entaig in onr I
"It tai he place formeelby illned by nthe Piney
Wed4 f eantsd .e tiustdlita car er` may rti pros
ienigtrfb ent sfor the Orphans' thme will take place I
o d dolrso hthrsoynte tes
this evening, at Odd Fellows' and will he cone
ilnedil l-morrow eveniag, wni eill, he the lest of '
Welorat that those who areo illh e to do some-a
ed amsement mar meingled with truef charity, real
heevoleace .m he end philanthropy. nd ag
grand d. s, fancy drees and mapt; 1rado hall wrl le
gleno at Odd Fellwi' Hnall, en bidaty evaningi, the
oketlcano obe prcered at the store of D. Felt &
tean, 0,b.:j 6 Canlhttrest, or of I. N..1 Shields, at
the roanjtiStretsry'aofitce, in the Hall.
,, -We call the at of the trade to the sale of
French eishroideriee, m. lars, bands,snd French white
hitte, which will take place lthis day, at10 clock,
A.iLat acheh s Leaumont'e auction rooms, No.
HChlahatret etreet. i 'at sale.
: Gardter Smith, a ctiouicer, will sell today, at
.9o'eock, the enre cntents of the Millinery store
on the orner of Thalia and Apollo streets, censisting
of honnets, ribboas, trianingsechemisettes,embroid
or rlesand fancy dry godas.
GoeAs Ashe OR A OsAT PeRGnHAse.-The prop
opop situated on the North-west corner of Camp and
Ocaclec streete, measuring 70 feet on Camp by 143
eet on Gravier sti t, has bree recently sold for a
bonkIng house, at eighty thousand dollars. The
bgildinge now on the groamd are of four stories,
built of brick and in good order. It is fresh in our
memory when theeietire half of this square of ground
iroalag from Common to Gravier street, fronting on
Cafo street, was rented by Gen. Palfrey and N. &
B, Hart, for twenty-five. dollarse per maonth. Now a
share of the sapme isa sold at the rate of three hundred
thousand dollars. Although this may not bhe quitle as
rapid an increase as in some otheri parts of the
cuotty, we, as believers in our good city, foeel soat
ishted. '
ton LoeevtraL The well known and magnifi
teot steamer ItobretJ. Ward, Capt. Silas F. Miller,
leaves for Louisville and all intermediate landings, at
0 o'clock, precisely, this afternoon. We canneot say
anything in addition to whatwe have often said in
favor of ttoe Ward, her commanlder, otlcerseisinS
and aceommoditlons. These are all superb,and sever
* boet7been surpassed on the western waters, Con
' eitly,travelers would do themselves a goodtlrn
bh;eiaaiag berthiaas as speedily as practicable. A plan
f tipchabn; may bhe seen and setat rooms secued by
e±ly aippi aetion at the oftice of the gentlemanely
itb te, Mfests. Iletterton & Keefe, 29 Tceoupitolas
wAty U. U. H REDhiS.-Inh another otoloxnn
e t d`emeoewehat extended ad Iranec notice or th
.e. y 1bratne cEgmpodr:n kenower the R. R. Remedles.
kvait·t'the epeoe, nor 1a ft necessary that e e should repeat
Ittrat, rhkb ee peetlnentlj aad eaffieiently-tated in the adverulaa
meet. ecu tWewuid. freom e ehoeeeeeh eoeieeeeef their gprea
Seeoedjercft, dirsecthe eteeetin of ale echece suefering, to
thee for retekeretad comftrt The recommendetionstt re such se,
eilewieh doubt.
.ttatee Weight 61e, f the. t e.tnd lit Chteeestret, hete Ctea
aettete preeieetty te thttir long liet of eredtetee etd meditee
.eeeitt. - I C - -
G tx*r Am'etewTfo.-.There Is etmetltinge magical
edleein the eee drat n by aeesebtet, attthe Peoltte Theater,
eaereeyeeetg, ea well tetei his performeet es. Evenitg befoee
tbuee little lteiy oftow acquantane feented, tfterfthe manner of
theege, then the nohe was taken off. This evenng t gren
etch meetectl wires will be given, and at iit fyeve golden
%eeeeeaieeeht eo, Ineiudlag lie Ilivtlfa atches, and many
o Sfl: . J.Ala t7:.' RA LROAD.
The n furth annail report ofthe New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad Company, hoas )eni
spread before the world. It octnpies' about two
coi>psd anaa haie£of the daily papers, which spaci
wel sartnaiblet afford it,and shall therefor yie the
f `wi·lititi$ ' the~r derhinge-th body 'hIontiibtthe
dred:.
Thlepa pr sof tohe wcrk is thn'first matter touched
pn ;nsdohniring thi, we lean'thot four inlnes
ftral-ayinghas been ecomplisheaduripgthe year;
bdesa eonsiderahbl :eicvating, embankiet, mar
,heo Toadti in oech ordere tjuetibiprt..eer
henr itberenadily,perfodmedfor eioghty, eighites
i.'am Newtrlhans to .syka
I.Bidahavebeen receivd;from vaiiin t pirJefof the
gediad.in of the od a fs n s Ja clso, betwen
wlich pltioni and tanon the otading hasn een com
i' efutte tmoat of d ti24 42 has Abeen paer
elieet o tcomplete the work previously com
eneediawhilhnotte ofesir imY twelve Poiths
*0 Yiar three new locomotives' ive been'
t as et paid for. In 2iddition to these,
theoioinilieg tok: hsa beenrincreased by passehger,
platfxatia'bagg. o ,scks lt , h ox, contrctioioand levee
cars,t. the number of forty-four.
Prom New-Orleans.toC.Osyka, eighty-eight miles, 1
the road 's now open fortansportatloa; from Osyk
to Brookhave, foty Urne mnllee, the graduation tii
neary e coisepl ed; from Brookhaven to Jackson,
Sftisnlve miles, 'somi t grabbing and clearing has
ben hton;'betwolen Jackson and Carnton, twenty
four acils;, the road 4s7 nearly finished, arid be
'tweelCan lda and Chichasaoapnt o Tenneesee river,
iit ei.iles; ilth~ iidging and mor ia , . atre byen
A.b tife r.e . Termaing cit dsi 1 .e, owned by the
comp ny,'we give entirer
hr!ves.seedee rhat'eeaed to their bands ir Aprodi, 1,05. the
.r irsyect bles araeo ae-mutcehrtt, $121th00e0; boands of the
ta t onp e a ala mny Oarrreeo. Antuallyb mottgl .ee, or
A Inent bt eo rptreoelesrors, dolls umenta d1s roam
an the ofl a n o ort ede oomoano the oriustd Fehe !lreasulrer,
MorOt n a rd h eitio gred t peneiotr agi frony 92 teor o cents,
'1 peo,9 oter tborsandrounr onr h oanea To orard o
std o$2..eo O c solhroneder ion a rll aso t ham t orolWs.n. pos
RHeitg a ortel. n Ydr.o the t Cos t paey, on aCount
orlleser.onil, d t'e th e Tob m reoesdtasrer sole althe at
iof thveoalre c in cassh (whichld was led to pai to notes of
othe,Corare ;anhe ouointon; tha ftO, slln resW t lou soefte
om6s.llano,,'teeonoo b'k.lle(or 5eoilolner. Thoerodllotee
edtsaveclly eeeirt teho as o an Ce., po s that it,o tha rsale of
he varia os tets Cmd poniso eds toe p ityed ns,
the ia oet, o that Spe e t per an aem ser thei as apt c d
Sbeeommn ieth brreo. e of ?eitpey cre b torteaoeders
sndeo accidee te0sttbohae o oetrriou s d o ensblrom
WThnpe to , onlt ofreal omdpo th e the bn al,
ai a re.ld ador alhedcpany onao h neira W. m. intg
Co.t co6aitbel , so on, acsuat 0teor thtI worlditd byh
;iou, tor rtel haveo been sldeorhid ors'ldres oiuvaer, foro
ethae rro ssscpp h e n reompaoy. hasetbyem r e le of-iy{ods
gte oed al hi loln; at reaut ioh e
teiloark ry inted orna o that lonahed oalton thaeln the
loer oovermy aore oempros tion s neor too e tlo lin n01
mlarorn iateo udi abeot OpOtono uTi espon ent ditcraenoy
lefrom the fach t ethat losrs d. olienpry'eboderd Ce, uto
hont llthe Company oted oone e rst Fobr, nat r a nt, rcst
houoid e plaouds terlin, for aeIont, oeth eoecmnisaoo and m
tercet un addithion reedtoreela for ranothe yee , o0 onderliiot
of a pr ciheot etloen on ndelleto The obord
oeoiostair lroo O edoo bCo. to rise tte toor thooeeeal poals
-ly seling neollon or the oIly lboads In ooeir hadrds beloaingto
the Company, hrt"h o ovo his y ourn at as we orm. Pote i
Ienreot' not lorybo o I s b een to' o iln
p fpe ano of osoiloenar ditoua oblte rote trle tor ofth o
dohto b eor the sni an his pooa, we hatv been obt re o r
naeld btulre the ereduoo o an. nlrh h ouo glo.. l.n. ooo. re.o7 e
doITRs eoinll about ton thobunod pon s lean, andtl boe-oda
rboagseoeenty trhid dollard leas tohn Cay a peoor by reo
Statlaenel.
The varieous efforts madrto dispose of city bonds,
puhaving been aluded to, the. report proceeds to rotice
aprospect, eeaty o much of the road as has already
been dompleted'oloy'hih etaally he mortgaged for
enoughr to Orrnia l.'
* Appadedltou thi reportoarevarious documents from
the' Chief Engineer and ethers, giving tio rereipts
and'expenditures of the company, the bills payale,
etc., which may ho condensed into a statemeni thai
$ es0,69d of work han heel done on Julme T. Grant ,
Co's cntreact, since the hlast report chat work was
retarded by the weather, betwieen Jacokson an Can
'toa'; that Chero have been bad "slideo i varioust
places where the embhankmentls have lipped away
that the 'olssissippi Central C. hove thirty milers of
iron already purcharsed, which will he laid so 0soon l
,the road roeaches Caoton; ithat small freigh houses
'ave been erected at Jackson and Canton; that the
oadway over the vanmp portion needs to be filled up
and made permaneat that sidlingshaou been put up
at all of the way itation; also, water tanks annd
pumps; platfornm and treiglot houses erected ; nd,
inialy, Chat both freiglt and passenger traiono have
Cca run with grrat regularity daring tloe year past,
'.and no arriderrts have occurred.
The total rereipta of tire past year have lreor 0
Passeectos ..... ........... ...........rrlo2l 70
ri . ..... .............................. 77,8 72
WrITERo LroEiaaian sco--Tole Iraroed and re
spectable ocholar who acquainted the world owitlr the
strange proclivity Winter hasto lioger in the lap of
Spring-as thoogh the hoary headed 'sinnor lad any
right to daily with loceliness and hearty, which ore
pecalierly inteaded foe youth-foiled altogether in tlie
proper severity of condemnation for the ioadeg end
wickedness f which he complained. An anathema
marasathoehoold be pronounced upon the villainosn
continuance of the unwelcome guest, and a process
more summary then osunl with some of oar courts,
ohould he placed in the hands of such ofiiol as may
be best qualified for the discharge of the reqaisite
duty. The old culprit evihces, as yet, no willingness
to leave his loxurious couch, bot a great proclivity to
remeinand hare Iis scant locks 'dallied with by tire
'balmy breath of his young soccessor. Perhaps his
penchant is not blaoru ble-for who is ready to yreld
life and its pleasures without a otragglo 1 Ii, pcro
I longed sojourn is very unpleasant, nevertioelac, and
doubtless many are praying that he may relurn
wheuci he came aod where he helongs. Birds, song
and suoohine, ore tire heritage ore shoald now be eu
joying, Cot for his unpardoahble encroachments.
Lycetun 'Lectures.
Dr. Baird delivered a lecture last evening at the
Lycelm Hall, which was very well attended and was
listened to with much interest.
. The subject ,vas the Greek Church, which, in the
fifth eentury, had the most friendly feelings both with
the Greeks and Russians. Their bishops and arch
bishops were originally taken from Constantinople.
The causes of the present war were taken hold of
and 'iven in' detail-tracedolown to the present time.
The French wentto the aidof the Catholics, the Eng
lish to assist the Protestants, and the Russians to the
aid of the Greek Christians.
The wars of the churches of Bethlehem anduJern
salem, between the old Greeks and Catholics, were
described. The Greeks having possession of the
church in which Christ is said to have been born,still
show the star significant of his appeannnce and ad
vent. Both churches, however, claim the spot. The
star was lately stolen by one party or the other
which, is not known.
The cause of IMenschilcoff's original visit was men
tioned, and the course of diplomatic proceedings were
alluded to. The history of the origin of the present
'troubles was given, and a prophecy that Russia would
ultimately reap the benefits of it, ventured. France
and Englend havelost manly men and much treasure,
and will be compelled to maintain troops in Turkey
for a considerable time, in order to secure quiet.
An allusion was made to the inconsistency of the
Turks in their diplomatic proceedings at Vicuna.
Turkey is, however, willing to extend every possible
right and every advantage to foreigners; but not
willing to make them better than her own citizens,
which is, also, the case with our own people.
The leeturer, at the close of his discourse, expressed
a wihi that he might be able to return to our city the
ei"uing winter nld continue his addresses-a wish
which we very heartily endorse, and which was
approved by all who were present.
CITY Boans:-We have heretofore called the atten
tion of our readers to the advertisement of the Cotm
eissioners of the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans,
setting forth that sealed proposals will be received at
their office, in the City Hall, until Thursday, 24th
inst., at.j2 o!cloek If., " for the purchase of series of
four hhldrs 'and fifty bonds, of one thousand dollars
each, said bonds to be dated Ist of IMay, 1856, pay
t in 36 years, at the office of the Treasurer of tihe
city, with interest coupons attached thereto at the rate
oa f six per cent. per annum, payable semi-anually in
the city of New York on the 1st of May and 1st of
November in each year.
These bonds should arrest the attention gf eaIgl
talists, and ought to command more than tli t ,ee
calls for, in the present flush coiidition of the noe
market. Better or safer bonds were never offerldibr
t purohase or sale. The entire property of the city of
New Orleans is responsible for their redemption, and
the provisions in the charter guarantee, beyond pos
The Ners fronm Nicaragna.
Te steamship Charley, Morgan, Capt H. Place,
from San Jnin, de Nicrioagua, arrived in port yester
day morning. The news she brings is important-
some of it mournful. Below we give as full a digest
of the news as we cotild 'obtain, the letters from our
Pegrldrcibniepondeft having failed to come to hand,
and no papery having bleh receive.,
'.lhqf'Organ reacthedSan Juan at 8 o'clock, P. M.,
on the 15th, and at one. landed her passengers, who
prp.eeded up the. river immediately. The steamnship
Orieibdt, 'Capt. Tinkleiaughfrom New York, with
525 passengers, arrived on the 10th:. The passengers
were immediately dispatched up the river. The ad
ditions to Nicaragua by these two steamers, amount
to sdmne 800 men!
The 'Morgan left- in port, a San Juan, the British
ship of war Eurydice, Capt. Tarleton, and the W. I.
HM. steamship Solent.
Capt. D. W. Thorpe, of the Nicaraguan army, and
F'ifatthews, came'passengers on the Morgan.
It appears.that the rout of Schlessinger's command
at San Rosa was owing to the gross negligence and
uninitigated cowardice of that officer. His whole con
duct stamp's him as a wretched poltroon, for whom
deith would'be too easy `a fate.
It appears that the men'under Schleesinger were
encamped upon an eminence, surrounded by dense
shrubbery; no suflicient guards were stationed to
provide against surprise ; parties, from five to fifteen,
-were out foraging ; mand everything in camp displayed
the most culpable and criminal carelessness. It was
under such circumstances the onslaught of the Costa
Ricans was made. Confusion.pretailediand the com
mander-in-hbief showed the white feather from the
start. The attacking force was 1000, although, it is
supposed, not more than 500 were engaged at first.
The assailants were up within fifty yards, so says one
'ecount, before they were discovered, armed with
Minnie and' Mississippi rifles. Schlessinger's were
about 280, but only about 175 came into action; the
French and Dutch companies, under Legree and
Prange, not forming at all. Captains Thdrpe's and
Creighton's companies made a stand, but, being de.
seorted by the others and by Schlessinger, were obliged
to retreat: From forty to sixty men are supposed to
be killed, and about eighty are missing. The enemy
pursued.some of the detached parties, but did not fol
low the main body, which retired to Virgin Bay.
The surprise cost the Nicaraguans about 50 or 60
men out of the 175 that remained at their post. Of
those killed, belonging.to the New Orleans company,
Capt. Thorpe could orily remember the names of
Messrs. Grayson,Duna and Scobey. "On thehomeward
macitto Virgin Bay, the dangers and fatigues were
dreadful. With bleedingfeetandhungeredstomachs,
they plodded on their weary way. Their sufferings
paralleled the sufferings of our forefathers during the
Revolution. Their return trail was closely followed
by the enemy, and the escape of the little band from
capture was almost miraculous.
Subsequetlf tothis defeat, caused by bad manage
mentand cowardice of Scellessinger, another fight
had taken place at Aropokabetween 200 of the enemy
and 14men under Captain Baldwin, in which the
enemy was defeated, withaloss of 30 killed. Captain
Baldwin lost two men in the engagement; Second
Lieutenant Rackstraw, and aprivate, name not given.
Schlessinger, according to the latest advices, was
undergoing court martial. The probabilities are his
shrift was a short one. An abbreviated rope and the
nearest tree were all he deserved.
When the steamship left, Rivas was the head
quarters of the Government, and a company was left
in Granada to guard the communication. Gen.
Walker was in command of about eight hundred
men, marching against CostaRica, and he was suppo
sed to be in Buena Casta at the sailing of the steamer.
It is said he was in good spirits, and full of confl
dence that he would trieunph over the enemies of
NicaragUa. We doubt not he has won the laurel
crowvn of victory ere this. If reinforcements have
poured in from the Pacific side as they have from the
Atlantic side, there is no doubt of the issue of the
contest. Anglo-Saxon valor, and might and right,
have triumphed.
Communication is open on Lake Nicaragua and
down the river to San Juan. Twelve steamers in all
are plying and under the control of the Government.
These afford great facilities to the Nicaraguan gov
ernment, and such a man as Walker knows how to
employ them to advantage.
The foregoing comprises everything of importance
we are able to furnish this morning. The next in
teligence will be awaited with an absorbing and all
pervading anxiety.
na. We inadvertently omitted, on yesterday, to
return our thanks to tihe officers of the excedlent Red
river packet, St. Charles, for late Shreveport papers.
21 Cnlt.orEs STtnoT, Aprll 2a, 1t56.
Trirothe Medic1al Faculty of New Orleans
As the remedies known as Radtway', Ready Relief, Radwayo'
Renovating Resolvent and Radway's Regulators, uuder the ini
tnas of R. R. R., have been extensively advertised had feiely
used by the people of New Orleans and other Southern cities, for
the care of the most preaulent and dangerous diseases of this
climate, and being well aware of the prejudices existing in ttle
minds of a portion of the medical faculty, who know ntothing of
the virtues of them remedies, and as the seaCon is approaching
when sickness will prevail, and diseasoe gint make its appear
ance in its varied foms amonlg the people, I beg to inform the
medical faculty in general, that it will aftord me pleasure to au
swer any questions relative to the effcaey of the IR. R. R. Rem
edies and their ftllness to cur diseases, that members of the med
ceal profession of thu city of New Orleans may deem proper to
I not likewise prepared t.t prove, by practical demonstration,
c efficacy or the t. 0. It. .Remedies, uid their quieoknest in re
lieving the most torturing paint , aiud ctring the afflicted of the
most ditficult disease, on any subject ; a subject either in thehus
pitals or in private practice, that any member oa the medical pro
tesion may selcct, and that the publiec, who are the parties in.
terested ill tie merits or dmcrits of medical remedies, c aot y be
truly informed of the efitcaty of the R. R. Remedies, I mlt will
ing tlht a commirtcc, appointed by the medical profession of this
city, shall report frol day to day the d fects of the said R. I I
Remedies on the said patlent,, aid their scuccrs, or ill success,
of tie medicatl profession, actd all others vhose duty it is to ain
ister to the tick, to make themselves acnuainted with tht e t et.
cse of every popular rtaae tty In use, whether the same eoO
nats from a member of the profesion, or hprluhs into popu
arity from nn nlectte-re inventor.
Tle t. Rt. tIenedtes aroe ell Ikown by the people. It in our
wish that the medical profession will itnvetigate their clahim to
populasr patrolage. I aot stlltoted that, if tleo mde'l f.ttalley
will examine our medicinaes, aild will lollow the etample set by
many of their brethren int te profession, they will save a multi
tude of human lives, atnd prevuct pain, misery aild death.
From experhnents I have already made with Raldway's Ready
tliect, In ehtoler and all diseateo of a uholer type, I t nhei
ttatingly proounco it a sure cure of cholera, ailt when used in
conjunctio with Rltadwaysa Regulators, a certain preventive.
so w ith Fever andl Agne, Blilious IF'ever, Lung Feverl-, Typhold
Fever, and all malignant fevers ; Radway's Ready Relief and
Rtadway's Regulators, will not only uea, at ill fortify tlhe
system ngninc t their attcek.
I slall be placed to answer any inqutirict relative to the R. R.
i. reamedies, by addraeolng m at 21 Chartret s etrecs, New cr
Tto I. IR. 0. remedcaes are tole by
JOtItN Wur R IIT & CO., Sole Agent.
n22 2p6t 21 and 151 Chartro street.
THE GEAP RuIsSINr RI .EEDY-Pro Bono Pub/ico
" Every mother should have a box in the house hlidy in case
of necidents to the chtldreu." Redding's la ssia Salvo is a
Boton remedly of thirty years' standing, aitd is recommended
by physicians. It i a sure atd speedy cure for burns, piles,
btls, orn feilon, chilblains, and oid sores of every kindt; for
fever oret ulcers, itch, sald head, iletle rsh, hlniont, ore
nipples, (recommended by Itrnot·,) whillows, sties, feoters, flea
bites, spider stiegs frooien hlb, allt rheum, scurvy, sore and
cracked lips, sore nose, wartt and tleh wounds, it is a most al-.
usile remedy aut cure, which can be testilied to by thousands
who have used it in the city of Boston and ricinity for the last
tlirty years. In no instance will this salve do an hijury, or in
toferoe with ai phyoieols pre:triptions. It is made from the
purest matr itlts, frotm a rtcil brought froom lutia--of articles
growing in that country-and the proprietors have letters from
tal classesn,clerg en, physicians, t coaptainIts, tlnursesd oth
ers whohave uoed it thlenelves anld reconlmmdld it to others.
Roedding's Russia Salve is put in large till bxes, stamped on the
cover with a pieture of a htore anld a disabled soldier, which
picture is also eglioaed on thile lapper. Price, 25 cents a
boo. Rtddtlg',t Co. For oalo by J. Wright b Co., O. 0.
Woodmtn antod all drlggiots. felt eodBlW
*.tA learned wrlter, Deltdy, Hanys: "'Dry
den, to ensure his brilliant 'oions of ipoesy, ate raw tesh; and
Mr. Radcliffe adopted the same plan. Green tean md coofe, if
we no sleep, indtuce dreaming. loltitta Pota, for plocoring
quiet rest and polcaing drous, watllowed horse tongue ater
a,tpper. Indigestion, (nd hott condition whie is termed a welo k
or irritable stomach, contitutte a most fruitful somet of visions.
The Immediate or direct influence of repletion, in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in wkltog moments, is a
proof of its power to derango the circulation of the brain and
tie mental faculties in leep. People who are troublted with l
digestion, may ury o gey t relief from Ifoofsod's German Bit
ters," told exclusively in this country by Dr. C. I. Jackson,
1tt Arch street, Philadelphia, oad by his oagents. See asiver.
tisement. Ml 2plmtW
Hfll-osttte r's tltters.-Sthtee the award of
numerous diplomas to favor of these celebntted Bitten, imitt
tionts hoae made their appeartnce, wohich we caution tile public
-aginst, they are represented to be the mme in their medici.
nal effect s a tonic, for wh!ich properties a commnttee of phytl
eints gave the obove atward. Dr. J. Ilostetter's Bitters, a hero -
toforr, ostand tnrivalld for their medical o pows in tgiving
strength and vihor to a dehiiitated eonstiUttIon; and, during this
warm weather, we wuald ad, s~.~i cttry ftmity to keep h a upply
on obtoo. tCildrei , as woett t adulto., " fit d h th benefit ofat
trial. 1'or .ale by John Wrtoht t'o., 21 madtt 151 Chootres to.,
Cholera; Cholera lorbsus, Diarr
H .EA ATNDI DSEI TERY.
BEACIPS ANETI-ATIrARTIQ MIXTURE
Is one of the most certain, safe, prodmpt and effectual remedies
for the above diseases, of any thing that has cyer been disco
vercd.
For sale by the Proprietor,
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothdcary,
corner Chartres and Customhoase streets,
n 2p6t&ltW a nd by Druggists genorally.
hew " lolume by JI'ne Ossoli.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Things and Thoughts in America and
Europe.
BY PARGARET FULLER OSSQLI,
Author of "Womantin the Nineteenth Century," "Papers on
Literature and Art," ,c., &e,
EDITED BY HER BROTHER, A. B. FULLER.
SIvol. Iuo. PriceaS1 5.
J. C. MORGAN'S,
a22 2plitkWlt Exchange Place.
One Thousand Things P'Worth
KNO.TWNG
OF PRACTICAL USE TO EVERYBODY.
The Ipblishers here present a Sgeter mass of useful and most
carefully Selected inforumtfion than has ever been before oelred
in any one book, oven of the lanrgest ste and highest priee. By
paying attention to the
gien in this work, any lady can easily become her own
COOK, DRESSMAKER, CARVER AND PHYSICIAN;
while any gentleman can thoroughly instruct himself in many
of the most USEFUL and MONEY lMAKING ARTS. The
whole forming a COMPLETE ImtAIRY or VALoanLE AND Do
MESsTr KNOWLEDGE and general Economy, selected from tle
experience of ages and combined with all the chief Modern dis
coveries and Improvements of our own and other eountries, in
USEFUL AND ELEGANT ARTS
which not only contribute to the Ilappiness, the Convenience,
and the Comfort of Civilized and Socil Life, but even to the
Preservation and Prolongation of Life it elf.
Thousands of volumes have been e.arehed by the compilers,
in order to obtain the vast amount of information contaloed in
the pages of this inv tuable work, ndll every recipe has been
satisfactorily tested. The publishere rely upon the enorllou
sales which the worth of this book must command for it to re
conpeuse them for the great outlnyniteuding its production.
Price only Twenty-FIve Cents.
J. C. MORGAN,
a22 S2t Exchange Place. adjoineng tile Past-Office,
Orphans' Home.
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The .ady Managers of'the Orphnns' Home respeetfully give
notice that the Annual EIntertiument, for the benefit of the In.
stitution under'their charge, will take place at
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
on the Evenings of TUESDAY, the 22d, WEDNESDAY, the
T3d, and TIIURSSDAY, the 24lh of April. a212plt
Dolbear's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No. 106 Canal Street.
The object of ties tinstitution it to save the time of learners by
teteging beetiietly (ns uet d i nethtitees t Pcenmlanlip, Bookt
Keeping^, English, French, Spnufslsh German, Arithmetic, Al
getra, teonetry, Surveying, Neelvi tion tadl l'tonomgrlty.
There are special profesotrs mtd epartmeltts for etteh tInnguttte.
e. Ther e are private cl-ec., ftr ladie,, and alieo classes i'ob
a2tles Getlttetn ttetled from to 12 tA ]., 2ptnd from etO
all 2Sl3tt RUFUS DOLGEAR.
Lace Culrtains.
Just received, a choice assortmeut of Lace and Muslin Ccr
tmin, new patterns, at low prices.
J. D. DAME.RON & CO.,
o21 20. 26 G.artres and 27 Custombouse Streets.
Elegant Sumnaer Cravats.
An endless variety of SUMMER TIES, from 15 cents to $3 each.
50 dozen BL0KCI And FANCY BEAUFORTS, at 0 cents ench,
will be found at
S. N. MOODY'S.
corner of Canal s!reet nud
a2I 2p7itMoWFr Exchange Pace1.
Shirts ,jladet to JIleasure.
Get your SHIIRTS made specially to order, ill your own style,
from 20 to$ 10C0pr dozen, at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Genlcren's Furllndrhing Emporin m,
Directions for self-measurement forwarded by post.
o12 p7t 1o.2VeFr
Shirt Bosoms---Shirt Bosoms.
.00 dorcn, in every variety, from 20 cInts to 1 3 each, just re
ceived at
S. N. MOODY'S,
New Orleans Shirt and Furlishiug Emporiaul.
corner of (.Rnual rtreot and
a21 2pit 1.1oWeFr Exehnnge Place.
.Do You HWFant Shirts?.
Try Half-a-Dozen for $7
Beautifully ewed, buttons walrnrnted never to come off, and a
fit guarantee-.
Get them aot
S. N. MOODY'S,
Shirt lManufactory,
corner of Canal street and
21 2p7tt 3AoWeFr Exchange Pern..
Ilorace Ilarby,
No. 185 CAMP STREET,
las just opened, bboofil asoortment of LATEST STYLE
E I BROIDERIES
..i _1'.D ~S.PzrzT.Yva DZOLLICSO 0 G:OTIS,
,,It of whidch be h ,selling atL
IHIS USUAL LOW PRICES.
Guipure and Yflfnefl Laot COLLARS, fm 511 SI f10.
Rich Volen iosnn SETS, 101 o S20.
EFmbroidered Sw1ISS and J 5onet SETS, ST If $10.
YaIfncia Thread and fipOure COILLARETS, Si to $12.
Vlaeenf 11, Le EIIrINS, and INSERTING1, Fvey ric5.
Plain And FigurOd BARREDES, 25 50pr yard.
Sutif Striped ORGANIDIIES, T0c pr ya1rd.
Floulnced Blurego ROBES, SO to $1d.
PloS,,oed 151,002 ROSES, for Missal, 5.
Floncd Orgond,1 ROSES, 1 1 to 05.
WhlitS Ad Figured B1RRI.LI.ANTINE, at 25 cents p1r 1ard.
FIRET 0,LOYES Sod MITTS, l'AlIASOLS, CORSETS, etc.
HORA'CE HLARRY,
121 pMoWoFr No. 10R Carop street.
-Bachelor's -Pair Dye.
Ilotful Bruouf, fod Slock and liifelike:I haifis plodfuf1I in
sofe minutes, upon the gsrayet, 114,0d1 olr mst, ffoly head or
whlifkers. wfithoIlt the 11st if ry to the hair or skit. It 11,000
falls, SlOa or disalppoints. Soll by
J. WRIGHT &, CO.,
.21 2TItod 21 and 151 Cha,,,toy t.
- T the Ladies.
IIolaing determined to lose out ou
STOCK OI' SPRING GOODS
Before Lne season Is over,
WIe ill from this day
Sell ai Greatly 511,5111,1 Prices!1
Our fI S f S,, f assortment of
SILK AND BSAREG:E DRESSES
C. A. BIARRIERE A hRO.,
f21 2plm 20 CS,,,too It.
Floor Oil Cloths.
11'hre1 ff11 to If100,I.foaf flfeet Iide, of flfw desligff f,,nd loif
qualiti,, cut to suit Any icd rooimf or Iall.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
.21 ?pOt 26 Clharblos and of Cutl,,ho~f,5 tr1111.
Canton MIalting.
4fl, 5-d1 13d1 d hitf It,,d 5,0053d MtitlT, of 00, ff1s ff1i
ties.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
NU21 2p11 f26 Chartres If d :lfo,,,,,b ooeouI treets.
IDr. -Billings'
CARMIIATIVE AND ASTRINIGCEI- SYRUP;
-An InfalliIle I1Pflf fRm -
CS/CholrI IfaRlIIIil, or SurIRIIIS Complaint of Chil
dITIn, Cholera MioS III, DiarrhSo. or 011ny
IrregularSitieO of 1he olerls.
Tife loni Andfulfe'fful efpeiifnce f Ilnh ufe of this remedy
by thle inentor, in the taftmfenltofull thldi.,f.'es for whoich if
is reomlfelnfed, fofctloff wil0th 1, Shighly rfpectaSble IfIi,,,fny
whicf numbfsr beLl to itfS'Offficy in thl cfre of the Sf0wel a111 c
iooir of Clhildeff, Diarrhel,, Ch0ole010ff Moffs and Drylfflff, If
grow~n persons, entitle it to thle confidencce of thle community.l
SoiLl flolesolel .d retail, Sy
f J. WRIGSIT & CO.,
;121 And 151 Chartres street.
r 0. 0. WOODRIIAN,
corner of Cnmmon and MInsnrino streets, andd
$21 p3t SICKLES & CO., Druggists.
.1 -Depraved and Omnniverous
APPETITE.
Is one of the slyfpt,11 olf ioestinal ff1101. Th,1 SpntilffS 5100
cas es1Am grfeldy fof ch11k, s111 penfils, mf1d a varifty of fm.
scout, 10,I1,,,ces. Dyotilo chaolrges from 1Se bofels, irri,
1100an 0111,1 11111s mfmbroff of thefnosorils Snd a repulsive
f a breath, ama also symptomatic of th~e disease : but, howevrer bell.
called, it may 0olI100d thoroughly, permanenltly anidffflll,,
w5hether the mffr beo it child or , n fdult, 1 nd whehellr 11,
R-f11uefI th suf~fring beS tIe r1ond worm or the 11ffe form, by
aISf d31,s of that gr0ut S0fofi:f, WINES'S CANAS1ISN
V E1MIMEEOE.
pQP-B partleulnr and renemmber Vac name, "~iner's Canadian
y Vlrm0Slc."' This5 Sthe on,1y frti cl that ca bS depooded on.
t. emember this.
o Flolr We lwhol oood o retainNew 0,f l, by
F J. W\VRIGT & CO.,
Balddness and Gray Miidr.
HYPERION FLUID..
This s decidedly the most SAFE and CERTAIN CURlS
forDISEASES of the HAIR, sick as restoring and promotingg
R fesh an1 itrinnt growth where boldnel IbRs taken place,
madicating all DANDRUFF and SCURF, and ,here the Rpir
hasbeeomegray, brhiglngit bacbk to its original color. It Is
well known that the latter disease often a~curs at swage which
is quite unnatural; m~used by violent action of tbcbraili, inch ae
sevelre afflict on, deep study, anxiety ofecind, etc., whiceh creates
iflammationS usn, the 1Snir to faT l off. Sy the use of the
IIY'ERION this dIsease is removed, and a complete reaction
trkes Rplce, mrstorSInteI Alin to its former hue, and Imparting
to it a glosiness of the most bTrlliant deRscipItin.
Said ,hole ,S end T etail, by
J. WRIGHT & Co.,
ed ?pSleod '21 and 151 Chanrtres St.
Just Received.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!!
-aLSO-
a rich and beautiful style, at
C. C. WAYLAND'S,
a21 2p3to5IeFrs cor Poydres and CurondeIet sts.
Curtains :- :C rtains t l
LACE
and
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN
in great variety and at extremely low Irdces.
Just received on consigmnent, from Germany,, a new style of
LACE CURTAINS, which will be sold extremely low1, o close
C. C. WA.YLAND'S
s21 2p3tfoWePr cor. Poydrls and C;sondelet siS.
Per Empire City.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
LEIGHTON & BARRBOT,
Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets.
Nsw arrival per Empire City--Jst opened
WHITE LINEN UIICC COATS;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and DRILL PANTS;
FANCY ERENUSI IDIIILL PAN'EO-lCos Patterns;
WIIITE AND COLORED MARSEILLES 'RETST-SOhple and
D Iouble Ilensted;
BLACK MERINOS FROCK COATS-Double ad Single
Breasted--large variety, at low prices.
BLACK MERINO PANTALOONSN-All sies and qualities.
A upcrior asseortmont of Alpaca, Rarlthca, siues tosd TIHIN
SUMMER CLOTH COATS.
All of which are well worth an examhimtion by citizens and
strangers who ae in want of Spring and Summer Clothing.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
corner St. Chrlessa d Canal sls.
N.E. WINTER CLOTIING AT COST. a17 2pSt
W/atchnaking ! IJratchinaking!i
I-. r. 3"rCKi. n,
(Late Young & Co.,) 8 CAMP Sr.,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to his entire
newsocklof fine WATCHES, JEWEILRY nd SILVERWARE,
manufactured or imported expressly to his order, every article
of which ijs Rfully gar55nteed.
Particular attention isinlvied tohis assortment ofWATCIIES,
whic cannot be excelled in the city, and will be sold at prices.
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
low 'rhe strictest attention, as heretofore, in Vatch Repairing,
Diamond Rstting, or Jewelry Work. ol 2eplm
Splendid ..lssortmnent
-or
AT REDUCED PRICES.
P. A. II-.'BRARD),
118 CANAL STREET, 118
Is eow opening the following SPRING GOODS, received by
tile latest arrivals, whicl;lhe will sell at very reduced prices.
Plain, Fig red and Flumeced BAREGE DRIESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounced BAREGE
PlaiS Black GRENADINE;
Striped aed Plaid
FOCLARD SILKS;
Orgaldy, Plain and Flounccd DRESSES;
Mslin nnd Jaconet
Valencienic LACE TOILETS;
Emssoidsred Auslin, ane Jsetssc BANDS;
EDGNING;1
White, Coton 1s C TTIC;
J.ACONET;
BRILLIANTINES, Wlthhe and C!.rercd;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, 4-4, S-I, 5.4;
NANSOOK.;
INDIIA MULL;
Striped and Chock SWISS MUSLIN;
CAMBRIC;
TOIIET.QUILTS, White and Colored, all sies;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVELLI LUSTRE, for Tsravling Dresxs;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jalqurd, DI)amaked and Emb'd;
12-4 WHITE IIOBINET. for 3o rquito Bars, made to order;
Irish Linen SIIRTINGO;
SIIEETING LINEN, Feench, Scotch and Irish, all wldd,;
Yellow ad Colored NANKINS, etc., etc.
--Almo
A complete nesortment of PLANTERS' GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHIING AND STRAW HIATS, for
Negroes. fI'5 0ptr
Betterton " Keeffe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-And Dealers in
WVESTEIN PRODUCE,
No. 2 TcnouvrrTOUL'G S Te., N. O.
Also, Agents for JOHN D. IPARK'S PU REI NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAW.IA. Those Wines are warranted
the pare juice of the Gat-awb and I1blhla Glapes. Particular
attention paid toiling orders. al2 2p6m
Tobacco.
LONG BLACK RICII TOBACCO, for the Mlexian and
Texas Markets. Also, Tobacco for IPlantion use, in hhtds and
bbls, and CIGAR TOBACCO, constantly on hand and for sale
TURNER & RENSHAW,
l 2p3m-ly46 Camp street, up stairs.
George It. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobile,)
Offers hs services in all of tie various branches of the profs
sin, to tile citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
"CHRIIIDREN'S TEETII EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents in regard to the management and treatment of
the teeth, free of charge.
OFFICE--No. 1 Carondelet street. Ja31 2p3m
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WIIOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk, and in store, a general assort
meat of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations .upplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PAI. LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by FROST & CO.,
Jyl3 20&W 10 Magazinestreet.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WIIOILESALE.
We are constantly receiving a gCner. l rssortment of Silk, Fur,
Cassimre, Panama, Leghorn, Straw, I'ahu Leaf, Mexsican and
Wool IIATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyBR 2p&W 10 Magaine street.
HXerring's Sate again rictorbolus.
EXTRAORDINARY INUSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
.Xtract of a letter from Norfolk, V., dated J nan. 17,186
One of 1Ierring's celebrated Fire-proof Safes ,was in Adams'
Express Otlicowen the bnilding was burned, severnl weeks
ago. It remained buried in the rubbibh until Tlbrvday,
when it w taken out. The fire, on the occasion alluded
to, was one of the fiercesrt we ever saw, and when the chest
was found, after; a lapse of forty days, it was surrounded
by embers, glowing brightly-. When opened, the papers aund
other articles it contained were found to be Hound and generally
in good condition, thus affording another proofl of tile security
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks.
Thle undersigned a n Sole Agents for the a!e of the above
named Sfes. A full supply cousantiy on hand.
C. C. MILLER & CO.,
nmOl 1tf No. To Gravier seet.
Removred I Removed i !
FROM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A~ spply of CREME Db BOUZY CIIAMPAGNE, in quarts
.nd phtts, constantly on hand, which is equal to the best that
comes to this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL IIOCK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
SBREANDIE S:
SAZERAC, of thoYintago of 1795, 1798 and 150, and other
brands. ISK :
VIISIC Y
Of all descriptioos-Sotch, Irlbh Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, io pluo and qurtE,
.. Also ..
On hand, my usnfl aortment o the best WINES and I,
QUORS is themarket, which will be hold on as reasonable
terms as any other heu in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d0755 No. 17 Royal treet.
Dr. Samuell Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
n T~ ¢' ,'r
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NXTENOIVF.YTINOALN OFWATCOOES jOWNLNY. Y20.,
continued, on account onf LiquidO0 Yr oelvia & C,.
DY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
TITE DAYNESDAY Apri 2201 andt 10 orooutan
lar, wll by sold , t auction, Rf U18 store Maa '121 12
uonr Camp
A Jorge ntoek o Fin (oOld Watches, Chni). nod Jowolr of
SFery delcrlptlou; lacks; OCTAs; Pistols; PlatOF FaROc, etc,
p TnTrme Hibami-nt sai m11
FILLINERY ANT FANCY DWiY 0k0D
DY LARIDNER & ITIAunConeTr.
010 IEDNL)D' AI Ri dt 10 klock, 01
Sthe Corsr of Tblln inlld Atlolto Ntrsctn, will be Rona-
The entire stock of osllots; Ribboaj*. Trltru ,, N ·Xantillns
Tnlmne orerrldrd 11", vs. ChemisclleJ, SleoqMI, Mandee:
01=11, Erbo Ifoaiery, Silki, Musllns, Aca22
SALE POSTPONED..
SPEOIAO. SALrE-CATuloan0 Su;.E P EM10101)1
0d 0nc00et Ennds and Skirts, Rncuel Cka,; us, Lneen, Ribbons'
mrd book W mlrio Shit..a
110 B LAME I LEAlllt T.
20 EDNpD Ot, 23d IFs't.. at 10 o'0lock, at
theI)ir tuctiot roomCo, No. 77 '.,nrlres stret, up Ita, will
belsold
600 dozecn of Frenlch White Shirts..
--AINO
3000 Embroidered Jacooel Bonds;
9000 Emblroidered nncbel CIIIIRT6;
200 plcces oI o100 ocd I,accti
2000 piecrs Scotch and booty Tn0'etns andl Ribblon
3 eases of Forts' Millin ry,
An extensive ossorhnlent of Umbrcllllr. Pnrnsols, No Cm'
set,, Clove., Crnvntsa~nd otlleu Bmoy articeles.
.re-fer i llbcrl, Rt sale.
n:rilpcsKilb rend}- Rld goods mnS· be exnmtued ondoy,22dInt.u2
. ew Spring ° Sumnmter Clothing.
A splendid assortment of NEW SUMMEII CLOTHING, re
ceiving by every steamer, and oRfEIlow, at
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
n21 2p3tIWlt No. 1 Iagazine street, corner Canal.
Elegant Spring CassiTeere Suits.
We are opening some elgt SPRING CASSINERE SUITS.
IICT FREIINCH CASSIOIERE PANTS;
WIIITE DUCK AND ARSEILLES SUITS, at
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
a21 2p3tkWmt No. I Masgazne street, norner Canal.
Iancg Spring Tweed Coats.
}Have recfived some ine Tweed C,,sl. ere COATS and
PANTS.
Also, .Merino, Bombaznio and ItDlian Cloth Iaymarket
COATS.
A ine as srtment of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SPRING TIES,
etc., justreceived by
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
a21 2p3t&WLt No. 1 Magaine streot, corner Canal.
Carpeting, jIatting and Floor
OIL CLOTII, at 19 Chartres street.
Lathel received, a large iwsortment of CARPETINGS, each
,,as Ie vet Wi ton, Tapestry, ll rels, Tthree-ply, Innle, Veo
etian, etc. FLOOR OIL ('LOTI, of ,.rlo.ls q.a.hies and
widths, cut to rit rIR,, (hals, tC,. (MATTING--MM p1.,cs
441, 5-.4+ d 6.4W Whte and Checkered, now lendlng; all of wlich
we oiler ant the lowest martetl prices.
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
21 2p6t 19 Chartres street.
Selling off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
aousrax axnrrrzr,
No. 20 CAMP S'REET, under the City Hotel,
-comprising
GO.LD AND SILVERl WATCES;
JEWILRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSIIES, PERFUMERY;
--.\lda igarge aormeult ofu
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
-Is now F111in11t-
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants have now an opportunioy
of prcha,.i, at tho above reduced prices FOR CASH or CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
SCoI ,oand examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
zRemember No. 20 Camp street, rader the City Hotel.
21 . AND 151
Dr. flortianer's Bitter Cordial.
The blood, rev1l,2g air of Sirii, i+ not more welome to the ,
worlld tlhu 3o'ITItEI'O IIITTIER CORDIAL is to tile it
the mnlhitudhmu , eomlpoomt t a1' lhltheoi:te u 31edlu on em
pare with this ieli ghtfl remedy in poinl of simplicity and
ellicacy.
For ole, in New (rlo,,, wholcl:c nod reta il by
J. WRIGIH' & CO.,
121 2a d 21 and 151 Chat'rettr e reot.
Clothing
SP']ITNG AND SUMMER.
rVEn rcais rannRx ds co.,
Corner St. Charles o ald Comlmon streets,
Are now receiving their lupplies of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
adapte.l to the preeint end applroacl.,indg slesn, co. ohiing of
COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
CRAVATS,
IIO1 IIEY, a1d
Also, e full supply of LADIES' n, GENTL.EMENTS
TR.AEIINGI TIRUNKS, VAI.ISE1S, CARPET BAGS, etc.
Louisiana
MANUFACTOItY,
118 Canal st., betweon Royal and Bourbon,
\n:W ORLEANs.
Tile lndesi ,nelol lug completed his artrngementa for the'
lolofalteory of
PLANTATION CLOTIII NG
on a very large 2cale, takes pleasuro in informing his Country
friends and the Soulthelrn Planters geuerally, that he is nlow plro
pored to supIply them it the shortesht notice with
READY.MADE NEGRO CLOTHIIING
of thelbet mllterial, and clt to t ertch indvlidlunl, at as low
ltries lo artlcice of illfceior quality of Northern lnlllufl ture.
P. A. IIEBRARD,
Wlholsale 0ld Retlal Dry Goods Store,
ml8 2ptf 118 Canal, bet. Royal and Boulrbon sta.
It. Pitcist X Co.,
37 CASP STREET. 37
We have received, In ddhition to or previous good assort
ment, a large lot of SUMITIEIL CASSI11~1RE SUITS, of light
Islack DRAP D'ETI nind ALPACA FROCK COATS, cutin
the late1t style and finely finished.
--Also-
A lot of filely Inished DRAI' D'FTE PANTS.
CIIECI1 LINEN SUITS, a luri e RIortnlnt.
IRISH TIRIEAI) ANDS GAUZE MUERINO UNDERSHIRTS.
LINEN DRAWERS.
FANCY ItISII TIIREAD IHALF-HOSE.
StnImgersil and the public generally are iniited to call and
judg for themsv R. PITKIN & CO.,
a17 2h6t `7 Camp stret.
Iron, Fronts for Stores.
.:r .a Co 4 n a * z m Y
S.LrIFACTCIuEI Or
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HIEADS, SILLS, etc.
Respectfully calls the attention of Buildere, and the public in
general, to his
Broad St., below Sprilg Garldel, west side,
PIHLIADEFI'IIIA,
At which place he would hlo pleased to meet thel, and enter
into irranigeents for fuTrishing the above articles at the
SIORTEST NOTICE and n tile most REASONABLE
IIllingsP mnesfLetured Fby .1. Buily, are open to in pection
in IPbileeelslFhib. eiE I1eI5I
drriveed.
CLOTHI IERS,
CORNER. CAMP AND COMLION STREETS,
(euder City Hotel,)
Have now received their usual choice and superior stock of
SL'RING and SUM.lMEI
CLOTHING,
COMPRISING EVERYTIING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CAS!IIARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
I"-NCES CASSIMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
IIOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SIHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
at 2ptf in every variety.
Depots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S IAG.I.AL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jaLS 21tS Nos. - and 151 eImrtreas treet.
George I. LPinten,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 103 POYDRAS STREET,
-I Pesese, Types, LIks, Paper, Cr', Card Biioardsll, an
Printing ,eieru desl of every ds-cr;plion flrlrlnihed at tire I hor<st
.,.. o. T-i e :akeue i Tn I5c l sT _ fee5 sl l at the eam of Ic
r -:1'. '" " r"
:. ANEIIUAN FLUE IRON AND IHORSE COLILAn.
BYR. D.SY1(E. ix·
THIURSDAY} A4Llr Inety n10 dclock;'at lilt
SAuction Store 46 Magazine streert; Par uceaunt of whom 1t
may concrn, will to ol~d-
80 dozen horse and Maio Collars;r 1
W sheets best Amaericn luo I, 1by15
SlightlV lamal aI lh voyage of Importation,
e~TL RMS-Crib. rya
- D ELAVES-SLAVES.
NY BENJAIIN KENDUO, A0octionero.
T(lIU;l AY April 24tbk, at 12 o'clocr, at
Arcna, will. e sold at auction, tbo followingL
Slavcs
DENNIS, aged 16 Seas, a geld ha0d.
NE.D,' , .1d
AOLUE, ., 1 .
-NARIA; 2 .
TOMAR, .. S .0 * . . - -
FIAZA 17
1%I.h YW " No. 1 fied hand an her Boo
o~rdriuih, aged 10101 0
IIENDERSON, age 183 ye0ar, a Brat r0te house servantt r
rluggo driver and body setrvnnt.
NAhtY, aed 10 years, % bood nnlsrleu cook BnlNo. 1' rpsL'M
HIA 0RIE'3T, 0ged 20 311, a good p0ai0 cooL, washer 11d
ironer.
IIENRY, gagd ;.Id3ers, a f1rst 1110 steamboLt 00nd and very
g1ood enginee
Tbs lllova 8lavus n:o fully· Rnnnnntcad
UTe, li berail, Idol inown at sale.
10 33 s3al0 befor0 James 0rabs., Notryr PIublc, ILohoe ox
31,10 of til, purob,1,,1.· I320
VALUAJI.E UNIfPILOVE1I) I'RtOL~f'i'Y IN JIOULIGNY,
Jalfftku Clty.
IIY BENJAMIN ICENDI), Auctioneer.
S 1TURDAYbY thle 26th of Apirll, 1836, at 1%9
So'clacck, it IITAI~a Arcade, w~ill be Oohi at are, ion-
fiBVBt CERTAIN L~OTS OF GROUND, Minuted lin.B3on.
11 n?" InrieL pJ Jlbreo , t itrlldrlt as lot, unntlllr thlirteeuio
ni~ctvln, iuellusito or boundedl by 1,11111c), (lathyq Jermsy
mud t, tt t a ctreeti. Lat No. 13 merteuras 0 t'oet t'ront on Cadlz
f',,at, bl,' 1IA feet In ,epg; irat Noy. 14 to 19 inclusivc, meA
knra elllll 27 feet 3 inchers 2 linex f'rontton Iullrul street, 11Ila
feet to tpth . Lot No' 19 running~ t cannellr or Laurel oni
die strecets. Tilrsu late are well located and nuituble fur I'irmily
'1'F.P.3 e-third em it l; theo balnnce at cue and two yanre,
for t, bu nriue tgrl nga thLle r tty Wit hill per cent. in.
Merebt fromt data to to unUurify, d Ifpo not llell paid 8 er cent.
uLY UI At payment.Cth
Act of or sle In~t'ore --, notary public, at the expatue of the
pnrcho- n2S
VALUABISE IMI'PROVEID FI'fPIEITY ON ST. JON
liuptitt ttr tt, k'irtt Dibtrfet.
BY BEN.JIAMIN ICNI)ICI, Auctioneor.
si ATUI:IIAY, Aprl 20, ISBO. ait 13 o'clock,
nit R-n~i Arewl wits W lollldalc a olt
A ER1ITAIN LOT OS IIIOUNI), ctwhh the improvements
thereon, in tIe TlIOt DIrioIO. In te .byroun by) Si Jeub
31 bit l. I(UC, OIItUIEB Id PR IJDIO streets; hlnd lot meiuasren
t'ttt 11 iuch'cn and a'ths of an inch front nn 8[. Jahn 'BaD>llt
strict Ly 95 Cceet is Jepih. 'fhialot to near the aoruar of S John
ltlrtlad nnt IRace stroctt . Tb, icgravcutella an st.id lt cola0 .
ptiro nonosxog rntiy TM i ,O1 1enllialirg twe 100mb n PUO
slttbo k )tcSmt, c FutSi)5n two rotmr and ,cbi t i t Idobtbith
Whop and hack 03ldlug,. Fod elo0nt ll ll Shlist Slcb.
spry onsbnibIintb' in ,t yad.
TEP.ICMN-(O-ciiid s,,bh thye halance at one 0 nd tIwo Iear
Tor n 1yovb nralg n oreatgeg oe tha propert y with Intore ,It t
prer cent. (roill lute I aturity, inrcý if not I,- pntd $ per cent.
until UIIud Ilayuwntt
Act ,se oIore --, notary yeblls, at thie eNSene of obI
pSS,4tOS,. ,a3
VALUABLE IMPROVED P'OiORTOY ON CLAIORONE
Street, 1ir0t 1lacoict.
BY BENJAMIN KtNOOIC, Auctloeoar,
S1TVRUBY,. 26th Apcli, 0851), ot12 o'clock,
siit Itlonks' Ares14 v, ill be.. told it auction-
A CERTA[N LOT OF 0110000, wOth all te Improve
ments thlereoun, rithlote in the More hooudcd by Claibor. (y
WIloT, c Vll c d e crllida ,ootdio, of the New Begci.
bo4ld lot oonrcoo 28 feet foct on Claiborte stoet, by a depth
cod ront of Ito) foot ,, C.,jo ntrcti . The Itmprovemoents on
told loto rihpfinc two-tory Ifcct house, cont"lWrog fun roott s,
, one-ctoryO dottr, it inot toternt. nds1iolt ether nicocestc out
uilding 0,, I the yard. Themc is a good board ftnce ill cround
lha !trop rtyO.
T't1'F:t.-Onoto thi otof,; the bbinaries stione aod twoo yccto,
for notet 1-triostnrtguge on the property, with lpter oent. in
t~rest from dote to mnt,,rioO}, Iotitoot then paiddto bear intoo
ttf i tec tool d thO Iiuy troxferfecl to vcdor ntol c rat note is
Act of .ale before ,Jntioo (Toohl, cotocy public, ct tttcco
too ,f 0II 00,0o. TO
ALF TO EFFECT A PARTI'TEX.
13Y IIIBEJAMIN KENI)CN., Autincer.
T~7UESDAY, 29th Aprl?, 7l, at 12o'elock,
I i K Iillrl r.\reulc, on ;h iI. nile rtrcet 1Y;,S and nr IITuucerL
of uni older ,f the lilnorulu - O TIrnr, J Ie oo tire Necond
Di.[riet :cillrt of Now Urlle 1 . ;Ilts, in thle unit 1'.loho 1Celler, tiltr,
Tho, n Ankuw, under(l idC tutorl of· the minor he nry N YZIYIIyY
No. J I:'J wvi ll e soi n[ auction, theIII follasi ln- I:xves, to-x-it
J l: I A. uged l I yaali, and he~r two cil dren,,
JOhNX, Illth .Iy.I( J~
C:ThlFO, i'Elycl cr.
is 5150 ed l~ en51 , 15
C"EI.EEllIS ee5I 5511. y1}111
0,5,1 dos E l 2oi ~p~5I 5155n 15551.5
Full pasI ic slnrs ar to Aleo, smesiii of akElnaý, 1iI
be Fiilll at Niue u: rule.
'PERMS-Twclcor muillhi' cre~dit, xwill! R Per cnnt. rillcru-t
rmnt dalte to n hrurity, fur it prove) city rccpltlnron.
Ache o rf side In.FurL: A. 3LBttareuu, -Inky public, , nt the
pense of the Irorebiirrr. n23
VI:N'fE I'OURP. EFFOT'U Al NI'E AL.T TITIO N.
PARTdE E-E,,El-. '. IA XI n E~sIr
IIA.IIU 29 vrll L65 e, a ultrll a l'breade de
dr·L;I~illrelc·,rin~rdril a IIroarin- rte Johln Hell; r, ii;
\ o. 9. ýlU, lc u e ln rs ei-d Ic d w de i·
.LI'IIELl:L.-AIII Il.lfn. nI
t:YIE I-i doii I nn.
o 2 d.: 9p nu- le iU l~, ucce acs dcuz CL.
II;1\a- 111 'e11111c
AAIMFA-Ic .nloicnniA. ritnin xi' nnliW de A LcuIIies elI IL Al
+er.: innri" l louilr de lu a miie
TI:li-titI- S moii de oa diti nvcc 8 pt,rllr cent 1 il 'inti're[ do
In oter je n lllLLLIIIuul Pour unre le(/nl·(LC]I VI!B
Arco dc uents Ilrnlpsu a* l A. mll lren ll ot dli ;m 'ilub i
V'ALtTITON BAIE OF A 100000F AND LOT IN ALOI00O
BY f1AIMNORt SMITH, Auctonee.
s4TURDAY, lllty 3d, 136;, aot 12 &cloek, at
B, or ngrlSNl. oa pof tohoOO, Ifol. Fifth
1)i 0 C(Oo, . 1 111 I pl )) ,1o' , rill sr11
00E 1lOUBSE A:L) .lIl'nt town,, of Aloko), ]In Iure
11~nth , Ifl feetlioooo ý l"looia Fu n u l , ,ollrcr, Alo :":týr, .
hon~sex, 8·.
l,'ený+-t:,ltll.o' t, o ,Oi lle befole J. l. i'ui cr, l . Y.,;i,:
Ulli espenllc or il:e jlumbav~lrcr 02 2 03
VRSENTE PER EFI IPEJTEIli SE PARPTITION..
PAR GARIIE\1+,1t P.\II1II, (2llcnillstyr
St1 . T3 H56, a Amnf1 tE n broade de
I. c c lcccc (ccccci dcc.l~ ~ iiien liii ci'icc-cii ln iC5 C, ; ili
ic,;b A cicc 'cc ci c i ccccM ccccci :12 l ic n c "I- cl ci ,
USE MAEiSOti F"f : ý 1tAID iulnb a 'Iglcr, Sans l'iie.
1i. 3 ccne ccc Iti, cs (Am-ut, I:;lcp dcic ic rr, et ic, lm,
aire ;cil! rrnfn 1,, cu et cccccc ii pled I u o c .» In uo
Pcbe~nnt 1nr nne prt'ond c s 1'1 e ctro li c'cccarc leTcc
I.ev nnllaior.urfona condni*!c en us 11 n? mnion n I e!ilg ; c+:I
Fine : npll~entiN, tc..
IUoS111`~ ,ZS -(ompR lt.
.\eic de vanee pnradcrllll J G. Poillrlezt ci nnhtidr j p l'!,;un
Iui' ac 'scynurn n22> n
A VA\LUALLE 010ICC STORE ON :T. EARN' 4BTII Lr.
BY BENJAMIN RENIR;D(, AnrIMner.
SA TURU.IY, ny 3d, I'lli nt. i; dctoels, at,
nnknli' Arrsde, thle !I] wingn vnhuhW hu ipror ed propert
rill he ol
A UB1;RO SIN LOT OF (:ROBOUN, wit hi! the improvements
tlrcorlr Ir,'d 0 0 fie ,I nrtlB District, i nr Ir, sgon;re. rB
.,rntp Felicity,, 101. ,mry and MBO,,ine strrats' hld lot ,Rrri
.nre., '21',o' i i,,,,.v 'rnnt s St. T hn, y p,,rr , b r a dirth p.22ecn
Bpnrdfe lni:r; of I, s feet nt which depth lire lot widens 7 feet G
lucltr, rrthe ,le i tiInrps ,Rotndue l. rct street, and ' y w.th
that increased widthb n fukir depth o 1RlbI1,.!, mBkig the rear
1"0 " (trI, nc per Il,,,,1. Thu intprorernrv on ;:id ot ...Aae
u LHu story brick storle, kith skllsr rOot'. I'hr frat tlanr f; or
lenlie a nIn oboe story; thle second story k finished as a dwulelinc,
dividedcr into Ilhrce roomls; n~ ti·8llre liitcllcl, a Rod. '1!I of Frr
and a ll other accessary o aIt hniltfingr n the yard. hie h: or- i..
lighteld with ;;av.
TERMlaS- Om 110"1irl cash ; the. hulnnce rt one, two and d aceeL
yearsl, for note, 1,-ring ntortgntc' on thri pro~perty, \il, irelcre.t
,II 6 por cent. peur nllalln from nt oa to mturity, y, sd ii' nut thieo
paid perlc centi. until linnl pry meat,
A~ct of talc hctfaru Jameii iraliun, notary ublic, :l! the ex"
TKwlse of liy purchser.e n23
A VALUjABLF . RUTICK IDWBJLINB, IN TfilE FOURTTBi
BY BENT. KENBT)I, An ctlB-01-OBB N,. '3 Catnp ,trBt.
`SATURDAY, the 311 May atd 11 o'clock, a.t
SATURDAY, At Cade, will bre sold, thle following desofflilve nlrl~l
blc lmpl+ 011 prtlperft-
A CERTAIN L'O OF GIROUAND, lith n1I II ieIrove
monts thereon, in tbn Fvnntt District, in .01111o boITded biy St.
Andrew, JoAoylhinB NITadIs and Ap,,IIBItret,, Tnd deTTSyBTe
IsI nLt No.l; said jot IIITIBI- 1.I Ifee inlches 2 lines fronton
ATollo street by in dliTll on the i idT line diridige If TIam I.oT
NI. 3 of l0 fiIet mtillros 2IhI,, 110 feet 6I hll es en the oI1+cr
or uppler *ids lie, and bas n width .,.it front. or It, Not it inchesh~
nn nn alley 9 feet wlde, fronting on St. Andremv treet, Coan..c
to all BTIo l. Thte BiTTi~pi ents on said lot IBITBITBT A t tTo
story brick dw~ellinlg ha,-,contaaining tiI rompsa, n two stor~y brickr
b o-1,-,, ,Itnin T I twIo roms, t TIe yard Ipae, at illt a
LUonld cisternr, wood-ahsd snl othir~er nelo ull. d lie ir ~l
yardl, Luck ions, once n St. An~drew street..
'I'}:Rrs-Thlii Ueleiilrr to rcss me the Paymantl of two nole4
for thle seneut o o' 6lf i r eachl duet Outllbr 21, it 6 t an April 21,
1F~i ; bnlam one-thlird cusphl, thle rcluln a l ,12 id ad2
montbls f., notes huncri.- mortgage atl thla 1 trullurll wit~t 1, P
cm~n, it~erest f~rom datate o nnltarity- and ii. not rhos ! tl3 pirlie
tryusfcrrer d to vendior ualtll lllt st Hole i pl·Li i.
Act of sale het...u Jnutes Garitlllnl, -tart'~ pub to, at the 'z
Vet". of the nreh ivucr. ^ny
C.TNUESUCIC CCI SATI, OF VAI.UACCIU IBItl'ROVCiO AND)
Uninhpl CI Property inC t 1e Firt District.
B3Y RCI5SJ. KCCNIDIIC. AetioBer.
CCATUIWDAY , Slny 3, 1850, at. 12 o'clock, at
Bo 1oks1' AtlBIS, willthe sold at ao B tion, the following de
I. FOUR CURTAIN LOTS OF GROUVND, ccitS IaR Uc im
111'pVL` llenl lllrcnil, ýIlltatC'ýi In ill(' 'ii·. l Ulrtrlet, in it,, [t :trip
uanded by .IufaycI~r. (Into Iicri il.) Magnolia, Cy p tea and vino
I.St No. I faros Ilse cor .,er of Lrlayyttl ,(late C ic:L a,)
anI Miiorzli n tmtt*,t ll and pth area 35 fooCt frntn afyete
(late I TIBUCa by 11 d11nl old front of C4 feet UB iBilrAgi 1
htreet, And 28 feet f incheae inll t lrenr, nlllnill back L o mi Illcy
A N 1 wide, III common to BCCllS lBCBcCBoneI B thbe CIBpiiu 10;Y,
NoC. 2B ll 3, 11CRn :5 I30 Ueat froUt bIydCCI of C- fIet and 3L
feet U . inchcs iu tie enr. ICNBo. .IRtibRr:cBa ut IfroCC by a
dcpth of SC fIet IBiliCs iCC 3" feet 10C i nBce Lisca in rho rear,
Bitll stbling ill ;Bie r Ceir-al i A Icr plRn.
Tlto ilnpro oats dia on tonld tots comprise Poor donlle one
aiory biielr homes into eighlt srplrairoto teoemeii, ; rrlh
tenement Lacing iw to toalns and a cabiniret, hihien andl slutvnnt""
room, good htrgo cisern, and all otheur neccessary ntbnit tti~l is
ceI l Ti property is in rely -cheato ordesr And ber
soldl without '-'r-I~L'
2. CUTWO CEIRTATN LOTS OF GROU'N, s Inbi h B.CIinre
d f , nd tr noo mclJ ld uaierlI .110. Lot
No. 0 torts t hie 25 cner of I'inilesi (Into ftri) and viit, treetsu
and mensurea 25 ect 6of' tllss nut 2 linotot ; mi V\ino street,
bey n depth And front 0" t 0101 streeirut of' 125, feet 0 inhes ; lot
ýo. l0 ndjelns thle slloru o0 nll nicssilrua 2 feet :. itches front
on Vine atrcet, by A de~pthl of 1'15 'eet, us ru per s
3. TfIREE: CERTAIN L.OTS OF GBO NP, In th~e Fire:
Ps) l'yt in the e11-are boundedd by Chtiborne, Lnt'ayclfe (late I~e
t.~ Cy areas And Willow xrdu and mtmbolred 8, 0 Rntl.L Lot
No.S ýrms illp cot or oIf Clt Cniborne and IllliAUL1P (late Iicri3)
strcets, and meassres?' feet S nchee and I lines front at: (`Iot
Lwrnc street, by deprth and front on lisB~a c to sp eto 1?I~
g iol~e u3 lies, nd ff tO ichc 11 el n 11 s roil o 122 fact
n Idjoini bn tptorc lot and merasures 2G feet trout on Claibo-no
atrcet iUy aI depot of 121 feet 2 imps on rhoh line tOWards Cy~ss
BtxCet. And 121 feet 6 inchecs ? lines nn rho aide tomnida ION0.o
S. Loat No. b measures "7 feet toten t mllp street bry a
dealtb of 120 feet between pnnmllcl At 12 1 to~s per plan, f
I'liBBS-- -Ocnel tir d Ch, balance 12 alnd l ots o
notes bearing~ mortgagie on hel property, withl 6 per cent. inter
est from date to maturity, And If not then paid ti per cent. talll
Srua lp ofott.
Acts of anlebefore Jas. Grahamn notary· public, at thle expenset
Al the purchasrers. a23
BY Rb:NJAMIIN KEN1)IGI. Anctdoncer.
S XT~lt)AY the 10th of BIay, 1056 , 1~
SAT RD Yo'oc~, at lians, Areode, wll be sold at auction-
halt very desirable residence of Isaac IA' Cutrf r. in Coving-·
tonr, a., having; 170 feet fronlt on Rultland rtree[, by 1;11 Ceet
dpeph oa New IN f stire street. The dw,,llinq is large two
story buck hone, built in the most 6ubsalitial b,6 -
tinihed, );;l eight large, fnished ooms, beides basemen6t,
roof Fallerieo. pantry, bntlt-house, cmns houseskit
cnibu a hoic shtble , rilldur rd-,,n cistern, eta: Inrge
Ides flower and geutble gardens shrubbery, fruit tree
TI:HR\iS-lo.:-third Aq bl; alan~ce nt one and five year. `
`liýl l.ote_ n!isnae oriiy Inlorrieer, hem iine7 per ce :it.'
peg6e 6·f 6-1e iuriI666er6
A p~anoC th i' !''~" is now ehlhited t the su