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.uIli JGIMNL Mii S NEW ORlLEANS.
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BY, NIXON & ADAMS.
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. .agnscm or evetyiiiseilt On.
(C4sOOO00tC not;piiobod.0411be published one month,
00 0cordingly; no idvertioementorsoh.
ed eleb be ipod ntil all arroeesgeo wepaid, at the
@!tooCprIYopietrs.
ALJe>a1Dt tut be mad- to regular advertisoer.
=THE1 DAILY CRE4SCENT
$e cto liagw leh renders it adesirabile medium fror ndvef.
-,.be; ,',t®A .07A000Y 0000t circulates largely, reaching
a h.u00 iede o 1 hOmEs at an ea0ly hour, and being read
b Totethe app000ch b01 hcc consequently artices
top0 teoiamllyptote' be advantagcoaody puhlished ialts
WIIZ WEE1KLY CR1ESCENT
Iopabttlshed'eoeeyotocdaymorn ngeote $000 ye0r, itotiblyi.
a40anc0. R oplg an etentote ttolactionthrooghout Lou.
eslttee, bhteototoppt, Attocoece, Atlhbama, Tots and other
*t0000, it presents a favorable mode to advertisers of making
Ohetfr oerea'ocdeoeommodttieookotwn, Advooertiemnt to
00rt0esd!0o0 per eqgnoe. each icertion,
Aa' We arre in~t 4 ton, Miles Taylor for late
pnblli documents.
.s- We are indebted to the oficers.of the Fanny
Bullitt for lae ' nisville favors ; and to the officeres
of the Cuba, for Mobile paper.
Z` We are (nder obligations to the clerk of the
steamer W. W. Sherman for late Shreveport papers.
Wisrnaros. (Ang.) TELEGRArn.-We had the
pleasure of a call: on Saturday morning from Mr.
WiUlliaa H. Etter editor and proprietor of this val
sabla jo.ina; Mr. E. proposes to remain in the city
several-days on business connected with his useful
nir _til paper. As the Telegraph eirculates
xt lery, oput a large and rapidly growing
ection of onatry, the trade of which comes to tew
Orleans, It i, conieqrl ntly, a very desirable mediom
for merchants and busieis men to advertise in. And
we take great pleasure io cordially recommending it
as suob.
Tnnt MAcs.-The Northern mail,avia Mobile, came
through-yesterday, bringing dates fromall points as
late as due.
The Edropean niols by the steamer Africa, to the
thI were also received.
C(oroue.---he receipts for the forty-eight hours
endingat six o'clook list evening were large for the
advanced period ithe season, being, by the Sullie
Rtobinson, from Yazoo river, 951 ;Sherman, from
oShdeveport, 149; Eastport, from Tennessee river,
3,240; N. W. Graham, from Paducah, 770; John
Simonds, from Memphis, 2,080; ,May Bess, from St.
Martinsville, 141; Choctaw, from Tennessee river,
1,778 Bolle Gates, linden, 722; H. If. Wright, from
Shreveport, 983. Sundry other boats, 402. Total,
11,251 bales. 1134 hhds. Tobacco; 588 hhds. Sugar.
Mo. Soets on NscxoAGoA.-We see, it announced
that the meeting which Mr. Pierre Soatle is to address
on thegreat bjct of the day, Nicaingua, is called
for this evening at eight o'clock, at the St. Louis
Hotel. This bare announcement will suffice to draw
a large crowd.
ODD FELLowS' ANNIVEsRSAR BALL.-The second t
anniversary ball of the Odd Fellows will be given t
this evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, and will, on.
d-oubtedly, be a very pleasing and gratifying couvo- t
cation. Weare indebted to the committee of arrange- i
ments for an invitation, which we shall be most
happy to honor.
BooaK CATALOoUE.-We have been favored with a
catalogue of the publications of Phillips, Sampson I
Co., one of the largest and most prominent publishing
houses in the country. It sometimes turns outa little
offensive matter for Southern readers, but, always, a
great deal of what is instructive, useful and amusing
for all.
Mrossrssprr No. Two.-There will be a meeting of
Mississippi Fire Company No. 2, at the engine house,
this evening, at 7 o'clock, on business of importance.
If the members are as punctual at the meeting as
they are at the fires, there will be a prompt attend
ance, astlhere ought to be.
BLAcgwooe's MAGAZIEo.-- We are indebted to J.
C. Morgan; Exchange Place, near the Post-Office, for
acopy of Blackwood for March-a very entertaining
and instructive number.
SrT. OhAeLES TnEATER.-The Mbartinetti Family
hIave their benefit at the St. Charles Theater, this
,evening, when " A Duel," Musical Olio, " The Milli-.
ner'," and "No. One, Round the Corner," will be
played. The old favorites, with snuch a bill, will un
dloubtedly attract that attendance their ininmitable
performances so well deserve.
CAIRROLLTo HOTEL.--This -establishment, under
the attentive and intelligent supervision of our friend
Charles H. Horton, is becoming a very attractive and
poi..ar retreat. In fact it is a delightful spot. A
plelf4nt ride on the cars of a half hour's duration, a
stroll through the gardens which are now dressed in
spring's most beautifid garb, the pure air, the fra
grance ofqowerm, and the difference between the
'crowded, bustling city, are alike refreshing and invig
orating, and should be enjoyed by all. Then,
ohould the inner man require spiritual or sub
stantial consolation, either want can be supplied,
speedily and pomptuously. The cuisine of the hotel
is of rare excellence, as many hundreds will readily
bear witness. If there are any doubters we recom
mend them to go,walk about, see and taste, for them
selves. They will then enjoy a practical illustration
of the verity of what is above stated.
TEB1RRmC SToau-Probable Loss of Life.--Yes
terday was notable in our city and all of its suburbs
for one of those severe and continuous storms which
sometimes sweep, like a besom of destruction, across
the earth. In the city it was but slightly felt, but oil
the lake we fear that it was very destructive.
We are informed by Mr. Whittimore, of the Pont
chartrain Railroad, that the storm commenced, at tlhe
lake end of the line, about 9 A. lI., very suddenly.
There were four skilfh out at the time, which have not
aince been heard from, and are supposed to be lost.
There were eight persons in them, whose names we
have not learned.
A great deal of lumber was washed away. Whlarves
and bath-booses were washed away by boats and
waves dashing against them. The mail boat, which
left at the usual hour, was compelled to returu and
find anchorage in her old berth.
Fuller particulars will doubtless be supplied to us
to-day.
Yr OW FEr.v.n---The Britishi brig Eclipcse, Csapilt.
oMtitchell, arrived at Qarantine on the 18tll ist., from
Bahia, (Brazil,) making'the pnassage in thirty days.
The Captain reports having lost one of his crew dlr
ing the passage, of yellow fever, and that this disease
prevailedto some extent at Bahia when hie left port.
otiwithstanding the prevalence of yellow fever et
Bahia, the Captain found so difficulty in obtaining a
clear bill of health, whichl he pronptly preiented on
his lreival in pert. Those ,ills of hIealt mi st be sreli
able documents. If the mere exhibitions o a bill of
health, were to serve as a piassort to vessels at Qiar
antine, our wharves, during some period of the year,
would be lined with infected vessels and cargoes.
[NeCw Ysork Times; 24th.
We much fear the pestilence will ravage New York
and other northern cities, this or the following sum
mer. Its march has been steadily iI one direction afor
several years ; and, very likely, the ahole continent
will feel the ellcts of its terrible visitations before it
stops. If the yellow fever ever gets to aginsg epi
demically in New York, the horrible scenes whivo
,ceompanied tie plague in London, will be outdone.
The Washington Star oa.ys that Sesator Douglas'
bill for the admission of kanss, while it will pss tihe
Senate by a large eaajority, will have a lclar majority
in the Homse of Representltives. It provides, as our
readere are aware, that when Kanssa Ias the requisite
opoltation, she may enter into the Union with suct
.a constitotion as she may adopt, without reference to
ie eluvesy qaurtien.
STATE POLITICAL mOVEIwEN PS.
There is but little apparent stir in the political
world of this State atthe present time. The lull is,
and has been, general. It is easy to account for this
state of things. The American party, although their
candidates are in the field, have had no disposition to
enter upon an energetic canvass, simply because there
were no opponents to fight ; and the Democrats have
preferred to await the result of the Cincinnati Con.
vention before putting forth their accustomed vigor
and energy. It is true, there has been some little
slkirmishing of a guerilla character; but no general
movement of any kind has been entered upon, and
probably will not be until the standard-bearers of the
other side are proclaimed to the world.
Still a great deal of preparatory workhas been going
on; and when the time arrives for the ,regular open
ing of the campaign, the opposing hosts will be in
better discipline and more thoroughly organized than
ever before. Atleast, such is our conviction. So flar
as the American party is concerned, we feel sure.
Being relieved of the imputation which the nominal
secrecy of the old organization devolved upon them,
and which was unrighteously and unscrupulously
used by theirenemiesto theirdisadvantage, the mem
bers of our party can enter the are.a of discussion on,
equal terms and with the most flattering prospects.
Then, again, a salutary lesson has been taught, al
though at the cost of defeat. Inthe coming canvass
we shall not overrate our own strength nor underrate
that of our opponents, as we did the last time. Last
year over-confidence, and its consequences, had more
to do with the November rout than all other causes
combined,
On the third Monday in June, the American party
will assemble in State Convention in Baton Rouge.
Plans for a complete reorganization of the party will
there come up for consideration and discussion ; and
if wisdom and sound practical policy, the fruit of ex
perience, and a thorough knowledge of the science of
politics, govern the deliberations, of which we enter
tain no doubt, thehappiest results may be anticipated.
In the meantime, District Conventions in each of
the six Electoral Districts, will be held at the follow
ing times and places: For the First and Second
Districts, in the city of New Orleans, on the second
Mondayin June. For the Third District, in the town
of Thibodaux, on the second M[onday in June. For
the Fourth District, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
the first Monday in June. For the Fifth District, in
the town of Opelousas, on the first Monday in June.
For the Sixth District, in the town of Minden, on the
first Monday in June.
These Electoral Conventions are called to select,
each, one candidate for elector and one alternate,
pledged to the support of Fillmore and Donelson.
Thiswill be a work of equal delicacy and importance.
Much, if not everything, depends upon a judicious
selection. The persons chosen should be folly posted
in political lore; should be eloquent speakers and
able debaters; should be fully competent to meet the
proudest champion of the enemy; and, above all,
should be industrious to the last degree. The electors
should go to work with a will and afervor, an energy
and a power, that would leave no portion of any dis
trict uncanvassed or aly foe unmet. The experience
of the past year and the result of the election incon
testibly demonstrates the necessity for the adoption of
this course. It would be political suicide to nominate
any but industrious, indomitable and energetic men,
for electors. A man may possess all the other requi
sites in the most exalted degree, but if he is deficient
in industry, or afraid of mosquitos, or objects to the
toil and trouble of traveling, speaking and writing,
or doing anything and everything else an honorable
man can do, to promote the success of the cause in
which he is engaged, he is not a suitable person for
elector or alternate. These are plain truths and
spoken plainly. The position of a Presidential elector
is one of the very hardest sort.
We here renew a suggestion we made to the
Electoral Conventions some weeks since. It is this:
Let sub-electors, in addition to the alternates, be
in every Parish and Representative Dis
in the State, whose duty it shall be to canvass
closely every settlementf within tle district allotted to
This plan has been found to work admirably
in other States, and would in this, without .loestion.
L.CTUes s e.sn POsTRY AND ArT.- -By referring
to our advertising columns, it will be seen that the
Rev. Thomas L. Harris is to deliver a course of three
lectures upon the albove subjects, at Odd Fellows'
Hall, the first one to be given on Wednesday evening,
the 30th inst. To those who have ever had the
pleasure of listening to the eloquence of MIr. IHarris,
it is quite needless to add anything to the simple an
nouncement of his lectures, to induce them to attend.
But there are some, no doubt, who have not heard him.
All such we advise to attend his first lecture, in
which he will give readings from some of the most
popular modern poets. After listening to his first
lecture, we feel sure that it will require no urging
upon our part to induce them to attend the balance
of the course. We have scarcely ever heard any one
who excelled MIr. Harris as a reader of poetry or
prose, and to listen to his reading of Longfellow's
"Psalm of Life" is worth more than the price of ad
mission to his three lectures. We hope that he will
recite that poem in his lecture. We expect to see
Odd Fellows' Hall crowded on the evenings of his
lectures.
Why are Shanghan roosters like early spring flow.
ars? Because they are Crow-cusses.
Stesunboat Departufres This Day.
ngent.
COVINGTON.
Virginia Pearl, loffmaEn, oi tIe Irlival of the 12 o'clock 31.
'ontclortrain care. D.C. Lowber, o. 9S. Magazine street,
TE N. ES.E P, RIVER.
3lid.1, Urot., ralter, at 5 o'clock. Lewis Snapp & Co., 37
Front street, ageute.
Choctas, ntedle, nmdter, at 5 o'clock. Lewxst Stapp & Co., 37
Frot Street, agetss.
Eastiport, lnarlion, tnaster, at 5 o'clack. Loawi Snupp & Co., 37
Flont street, agents.
YAZOO RIVER.
Lowls Whiteman, Wallace, master, at 5 o'clock. T. 15. Smith,
12 New Levse, agent.
RED RIVER.
Storm, Iowldy, master, 5 o'clock. Lawi. Sapp &C o., ,37 Front
stret, and T,i I. Sluith, 12 New LI.ace, aagent.
Leona, Kin.olvin, master, at 5 o'clock I'. 31, I'. II. 13riltn
& Co., 4 Lfdayette tteet, agents.
x xEaa
On Snn14nc, 27th ilW." a t 12 o'clock, V., 11", GI.IZABET11I
BI MN"T611R ..-on of H. V. c I(IE\I·.fel
The friends and arcgnnintsnces ar -pectflllyr it itetl to ntr
tendl till, faneral front thte (:nrouldelrerStreet Melhoullir Church a tl
11 o'clock This Morning.p
21 H.tat~raes SnlcerT April _t, 185.,.
gatTo the D~edicunl F amity of \eiv Orleann h nfei n nnsRcau' RayRle, tnln'
It'llu\-iniil Re·olycnt andi Iiaalryay's ltegnnlttn. I under dml inli
tials of R. It. IL., burn been extensively ililverlicll llld freely
! n'ad by the people of Taw Orlenn-1 uI ogle 1,.I pt es m itle,, fer
tile coru of thle moaot Iprcrnllrlt inrd iulgerll oa, n~~ of thiir
clllnimc and boillf ,It -+u, ,f thle sjrfli tjerrs gl inl tile
tninds of n p-rtlon of ihe npcic~tl filcclllt wan know nothing o IY
Ih· riit ne, of ( ite', lnl"1ie" anod a, the app. a ill+lu, hinlll
I one in its cut "I forms I moot Ilw people, I hen t- iinfr the
I xppp lpkepi' prparpppppjp pppp-,p I.y Ppppp.rldmolr~i
tpepepiclpppppppplpp It.R Il. II~n~h, ip n pppppppei1p PpP~e u~sinn
tiering the moat mm Felin pain, -'I cu1 nJ_ the,, lllictcd o!' the nll
tIPsP llPPPPPPPPPIpp a 'iIpyI ppp ctpippp ; 211 h
IcJ or llppppdp le ppaptippl thap any pp -lber "t"pl ppppppp.
scion any elect, an th at f he lu ,l le, It,, 11 Lat~i· Ie the il illli·
tere ste~ot lil i , n the meth. or 1111-i a hIf medicl renmd iu- III1
prulp inpfpprpppl p tpie ppl y of the R. It. Remediy.o I Iun rtU
city, shll 111-1 frt ront day to hay thrle electr of the slaid U:. Ri. It.
Rememdies on the aid paI,;tiet., and their 'IIVec", or ij ll'need,,
inl the Ircaulnceul f the 'lllictcd.. I coniferu thatL it I, tile duty~
istvr to the dicrk, to muk." thent'elve, atiiinclaintrd wih the di
nates fromon a memberc of thle llru..,siuo, or 'pt ink, im-l poli.·
lilrily from all liuletterc~d inretlor.
Thle It. R. Remerdies arIe wel I\ll Wil !,Y the people It j, ourI
,,611 tltilt theu medical lltof-ion llsl I ltta "nwae 11.-ir Il ihu, In
popuht Ia In atIb, iaa, it 1Ipppll .caudalllpp pp p1
.yili es-;uninc one Incdieinrc,; l~l .gill olott.. the cym~i~gde "et by~
many of thecir brehrenn~ in the Iol-kaio, file, v, ill g11, n multi
tnlte of human tires, mat prevent Pai, ulill n~ll'r. nnI1I deathli
p Frfla -porimntt I have PPPdtP mat e t. ippP pallry, Read
7tpplpty propouncpdIt n ppre cure of cjptppp , }pppp henIpppp ipp
c enjunclion with I(II1H.IY'a 1Oeid:l~io.;l n certain Irrlsci)i eC
So with Fevcrnnd Agtm, Bilious Fryer, Lung Lt rcr. TylllliL
tpppp, and all mapligpnapt g vpr; Rpp a~ag., Ready t 1ppp kp aIpp
Railway'p , lppplatpp. pill not only cure, but P ill tonic)ppht
{fI ttrr tpm p.pinpt thepir lppppc
I ,hallJ be pleased t. mower anyn ingni tics rdnti e to the It. R..
R. rPmePies, by ddrep.ing meppt p 1 Clhartrpppstreppp, Npppptp
lean.. JONi ItAItll)AY.
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Correspondence.
NEt OnLoEsN, April 17, I.'S.
Dear Sir : The undersigned eitions of New Orleaus, regard.
ing the events now transpiring in Central America as of vast
importance to the country at large, and to the inlerelWt of tile
South especially, and believing thile resent moment o be criti
cal one, which calls for prompt and energetic actlon on the parl
of the friends of the Americo movement If Nlicaraguoa, and of
the ulterior objecfts to boe frwarded by f haf nlo0meollt have
thought proper to take thlis lethod ofrequestillg that you woultl
frni h them salko valuable information as you may possess, and
lay before thneo eacllh solggof, . iofno you OOay Itlolk fittflog, rela
tive to tLe present state o affairs in Central Ameria, nll kill-.
dreof subjects.
Should yoa be willing to comply with tIhs request, you wi11
fulrther oblige tile undersigned by naning the tne nd place
fat which it will suit your convenience to meet them for the pur
pose above mentioned.
cryopoorefpllctlo,
W. G. hfoiler. C. C. 3111er,
John R. Robertsoo, G. F. We3ise,
Wmo. P. Grayeon, Samuel Hnrby,
J. W. utrbrifdgo, Edward Dureol,
SllotooI IIendleron,, J. L. Sorell,
A. 31. Iopkins, J.:unm Thomas,
W. L. Allen, Cyprien lufour,
C. V. Jonte, Edward Rawle,
H.. 31. Wrighl, . Wooldridge,
Farley, Jurey & Co., S. L. Wooldridge.
C. Bullitt, J. Mayne.
1I. . Rybouro, dJohn 31. Price,
L. J. Siguro, I1. M. fyomro,
W. C. Auld, N0. Mercier,
Mt. 3. lReynolds, W. . Denegre,
TWi. Cro.Vo, A. 0. Fiolo,
G. 1. Race, J. Chas. Coollier,
Daniel D. Looan, Alfred Hllenne,
Charles II. Lee, 31. Marigny,
J. . Coaranl, 0. S. Tapppan,
MI. Pfleher, J. . Ilradford,
Ilobert L. Adoams, N. D0four,
C. Fellowes, M. A. Foute,
I. G. Seymour, J.E. Morse,
D. I. Rlfnrdo, Jol , A. Jless,
M. Abrahams, J.G. Dee,
J. I. Iudwegen, E. Parmele,
S. F. Slattr, ,T. . McCloroe,
John Sewell, Win. Christy,
J. F. Wilson. W. R. C. Webster
J.3.. 1lork,, I. 31. Lowe,
George W'. IIfolme, W. II. 3IclKeroy,
Charles E. Tanner, 0. Senno.
C. arp S, Ne Orle
lion. 'oooIoEo
1N1 O1.52.1-s, April _-4, 111 21
en ttdoel: Your letter of the lTth Irs jsn been Ilanded
tile. I hasten to answer it.
The 2spect whi2ch tIle novments going on i C.entral merica
arc ftast assumiing, iswell calculated to rowus our11 ontelltion aml
stir Ip our sensibilities.
It were, indeed, unworthyof u to e indifferen and p
spectators of adrama which may involve in its multifarious
2erpe2tive questions of so g2 ve nd momentous im iort, wlhe
we are so neatr the scene of action, and no likely to b z feetlled
by thLe perforfnance.
I doubt much, however, that 2 -o2 th-e falle, n 2 the be st
source fronm w^hieh to derive tLe information you seek to obtalin
It is true, then, though entirely unconnected with the scheles
nud fortunlle of tihe galllnt adventurer who so nobly defends tile
right 2 of 12 2 oppresaed people against the tyranny of 1 han2lul
of petty despots who hold themn in abject and smort beastly snb
jection, I have wat2eled his course withl inten2 e solicitude, ald,
perhapts sy2mpathlsed deeply with ilis aspirations; b1ut I can
hlardly see anHything in thls to enable me to judge with any sort
of authori of' tlhe probable issue of the struggle in whlich he is
Still, I nl unwillinl to sIllm tile responsibility of expreesing
my sentiments on tlhat imporlaut subject, whatever sthoe senti
ni6ts be ; and I shall, with plgeasure, meet yan and your frieuds,
informlly, alt suci time and plaee as will best suit your eonve
nience. Yours, respectfu lly, Oe.
PICaERE
To Messrs 2 . G. 12 uller Clu H. 2 ee J.1B. 1 obe1rt,1.2 J. 2 ..
Car 21n land others. 2lt1 241 2:
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'j-The Board of alanagers of the Orphans' I
Iorne deCire to express their acknowledgunents to 31e-srs. lDO,
Sorth , Co. and JI. Warner ,& Co., for their :Lbundln and
gralitnis eupply of ice each evenlgl oftheir 1Entertimnen:.
E-Te Borhe of e aotlnýers ofte r iOrphnos'
Ioulf o leiu this o lth odl of returning their .ncer tha ks io tlile
Lndes Ind Gentlem o wtho so kindly oolt eerrcd their crvieo .
bt onc so hignhly Igret ue and sproeedycu at thoe Conucr pi con
och cvelfln dulriS the lterlainmnt hle r kll n fr he Le it ,!
this Insti ilo '. " 213 aTpl
O-tThe Eoarl of t MaEg.ters of tle Orpha s'
loMe retre their rhnnks to TI Tr IIoo. Thiml Eae Co., fhr
the use of the four oniýtbils eso enleromlly o lfceb d ilt their di
piol at tile close o enach eening of their Inaeo i.lrriethm2nt, l
AYNotldeer-Tie Geontlnle ,ll ollo signed tile P
bil for tiRe Addiress o& . Setle on the (lr]trit Aric!l & ( ,- O (
Tom, ae notified tlt tIE eT for tLMt prpoe will ke
plae at Ile ST'. LOTIH lIOTEL, Thio os lrlig E .ofOllto'
April 0th, 15, arc o'cloke. saS ?1pI
TEE GREAT RUSSIAN RIEMEDY--Pro BolDe PTblico
t, Evely mletlier sholl, -cv bo. in tih hole-e handy io lco
Roston reTedy oT thirty yc1r1s' tlillog, :nd i utqOnllll,!E
by ph5ytTeiols. It i a sur l se curep or ilt.ln, 'il.A
fever ores. nicer& it'll, "eI headl. nittle ra'.h, iillho tlo, sore
nippiles, (rchlrr llenmmi,1 by purse.,) hillow, Nr t, t,- fle'
bite,, spider sfing,, trozen limtnh i -a rheum, ,curny, sore ain
raTked lips, sore nosT, w hrth and fiI woTuld, it iT l moS t tai
SlblT remoi% all'l clie, Which elon be ! elified to I llIlAl lNS
whoile e\re ,lpd it in the. city of Ilortonl .nold vicinity l 'r forl hil 't l
thirtyyolls. Ino.ThTI l,0 will thTA stlveIto anT O rA, orTin
tAerArTrwith aI physiAio OAl bproSlitolos. It iv tote frAm thle
purest nlllt sl" s friom retclpe brougIt ront1 i:l:L·- oil-O Tf arttiCelt, ,
groEing intllht colltryA-sno tilh proprietors A I, lettAr, from I
ITll clit ses, clerogymen, o lyicialls, T e:Tl lto ino oll es nnl T OAilT
ers w hohutle t it thll hes e lld pall ..annaled it to ,ithers
ReTTdinl's osusi., Salve iO pot tlo hoi- n -O-,,s fT-TA ed T the
cover wth h pcltllre oi It horse antid a didhlcd soldier, whlich
boT. Redding'To (o. For sale by J. `1ri-ht & Ao. 0.
WoodTOen and aTl dravckitt. f-lt eodltl.W
;;`'A learnet welter, Dlc Iy, snys: "Lry
den, to enrure lia laillilnr F lfpllC~F I fire ruts lli~h ; :m Ii
hrs. tdcliffe aldopted the sate plban. Green tea and coffee, it
wev no 'I' 'I" indule dlreaming~l. Ilblplistit I'm ta, for procuoring:
quiet rest and pletstiing droans. aiillowed horse toga, after.!r
sapper. Indigestion, fnd Unit condition P 2 hih is termed 1-alt
or ir~ritable stomachi, oonaiftate a most frr tfnl smn-et of vision,..
Tho irnmediat i or direct influence of repletioni,g otally once
ht, ,is emathavl all tiro di~l ritiovl iirdiln w 1I'1InCl moments,
proaf of Its powerr to deranige the circulationl of the trrilin andd
the mpplp fa culties i P sle Pp. pieoplewo P re TpPubled Pp th P
diytipli y may surelypPip relief PPom Ilpoinnlld'i (pp Pip lil
tore,'"sold esclusit ly iP tPIPP cPunPr by Pr. C. M..l~tri on,
120 .tIPMPeed, Phil lpiaip, id by is ugcP s by vip gp. r
tisement. ___ 2ppP pp
*a~- Candorompp l sII P itsP pSltl t pollslder p t
thle "nutsl of th~e alllirtoll. to rccellilncn that n tick is hest
P'plpr apnd tr an to rppii:np, d I~r. PP p np!etpcr'p pp leb-a
tlld Ptonmich Bittern, w-ul IN only b le adddin; to nilllt hilr iliicilIl
been horalded far a~nd widec, not only b y a it Tcr isolamed cerili-j
ea ipr, bat by llr ppeople of th p ppd, ,nnrsra l p thei lhip PriP
mld thle P're,,,,that Ihortetter's Ilitter, have no cqnnl inl reralr·
inPptd mlparipln plpp eat to epfeeblPPd meln. lpipplipn I hil
drmt find this medicineill invaluable? in many of tl~heir ille of ity o hc be r ltjc, ~eitil·r~gUu snne
ael soio xnl rnlies it shouild be btlttco in smalll I titlesir
PppIpppppmplp. Per ahp 'pIpy P~oppginl d P-ler+ pIp e p ll
evplppwhere. Wipole a-pe P I.. P. Harp a Pp'u., i79 Phloplp
ppppstreet: Lpply , Ilolmp , 7Plpnpkpr plpppp. i pilp ' P
Filtering Stones?
ONE IIUNDREII) ILTERING STONES
FOR FAMILIES AND COUNTING RI)OMO3,
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
_2S 2phm _cr. ner n'm ,mn ,nThl'nr,,hl+i nt,,,
.'iew Stamping Press.
A suitable anll very convenlllt artlTle for I
STATIION S RSA ' IAL, 5E l'AMP STIiEI'sr. i
The t,r.d g1:e, d ane ly t' fur the Amcrivu Machine Ataio r
-F. It is alwayslr- , f u,, l ,s-s 5 siso.sss + ic ilk s 5 l
lErt- -t5c55 by
). F'ELT & STETSON,
2STpE: No.t tllTiss-.
n5 "re_ ý,,. I nh~nee' -17n tl,ý,k .Iaey
Lincjts : inru 'H
COLORED LINEN CAMBRICS
MANTILLAS! M ANTILLta! !
R1ICH DRESS COODS!,9
EMBIIOI .I)EI]ER! EM B1!OIl)El!LES!!
CUIITAIN (UOOI) CUR1TAIN (OOflt'
A LllriAr C.orli aa C .P ill' I, )X(t . 1 -, C-1-1
AT C. C'. AA .I L:AN D)'P,
Bk wste, J a i~rlr~f~cnuaary, .~ C'o.,
93 Flont aIthi It l lt1 1 -tlret,, anid ,11cr N t1
DaIne, From nd o l llton otlet qt
COPPER, DIN hOOET hONINDI I'T
VF A U 1 0 its
. 1 I F -I AR II` 0 na,
I 0 o1 n01111-s Ior
Poi' Sale.
\lt STEAMBOAT. iner-todr
tour, IS? feet in l-g1E hi ; feet Illid, 11ill l 3 oiicrr, ýý Iný"'ý c)Iný
der and 7 feect WAhc On c·,o term..
BpplT to
BREW YSTER, VANBENEST I JYSE\ & CO-.
-2 :? :5'ru nd3 Flu :
Important JPIedical Intt'onclioor a.
The lale Dr. Chapman, of Philadelphia, has laid it down as a
role, that "worms may be stupected in a child where there is
emnncatinon, nnd especially weakness of the bowels, a.eomlpa
tled by a disehargo of slime or muIens ;" nld all medical autho
ritles agree tlut ' to work a thorough cure tile tomach nld
bowels must be invigorated as well as the worms themselhes
discharged. WINER'I s C.ANADIAN dRITMTFUGE fulfls
both thso conlitioit. It ll only oxtlirItt s the vrmieule.
but strengtllhens the digestion, increases the solvent power of the
gastric juice, and ilmprts n healthy acton to the bowels. Ilence
its ncures are complete and permalent,
Rell prticularai nd l emember thle name, "Wler's Canadian
Vtermtlf.e." This Is the only article that can be depended on.
Renmember this.
For ide wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, 21 ald 151 Chartres street,
a2S 2pGt1ltl Y oud by Dt.rggists generlly.
Clothing ! Clothing i
Selling out at Cost
To Close thie Colcern by the 10th of MIny.
FIXTURIES FOR SALE.
DEM AREiST & ALLING,
57 COMMON STREET,
(ppoit, the City Hotel,
cAre olli" Ont their stock at (LOT ntd LESS, THAN COST.
]'orchal,-rs wohl do welf to call and -mnine prices before
nrchaing elsewhere. n28 =i
Tissue Papee,
--At-
STATIONERS' HALL,
5l- Conp st. nlld 7 BtIlk Alley.
Just received a full supply of TISSUE PAPIER: auortd
cols hi the rertnl. or hllu low ly
D. FELT & STETSON,
tOO 21,c 5 C .ltot' t a id t 7t nlt All.y
.lIore Bar-gatins now Otflering
Corner Dryades and Terpsichore streets,
.elli., ottend Ti.n ar , cee.t; Planl OSis at 35 crrts,
Plaid Naiolinsno at 25 c,:l.s hiee0 Jt o uet aratl dOeutra lnild
J icorr tlet 25 cent; itolored Jarlonet, ai centr ; Colorcd Il.r lor
n115 cent'; tine lite;e, tit 35 ceultn: \Vhite Cotton tat 12 eent':
tnl!cti-r at lrr"c1; embarolrdrrll Collars at 75 crnto . $ alnd
SL 511; Jaronet dtlllit $1 u1 25: hialttr, $15 d rt iaeage, l
rtiry otoher artiCllyars n ra.li' b e1 I, mourld do rell to a1llk d
aoS 2rl2t S. B. CIUTlRCltILL'S.
_hot aand Telnder Feet and iats.
lt.ir .,dbling on hot lbarrlollarr the frert mill le eer- painaful
and yore, ialmoiat lernlable; put o011 n Ipstrar olf Ir.LLlLT'y
PAIN EXTRACTO:ll ita a auinrnls tleyl ill be cool u,1I
conaortablel. leep it on all nighti, olud in th orinb theyll
mill re rdiolhtfrlly hborld arr rl foa rayr mrother walk.
lor saled in Ne Orlcnas, rrho:r-lr nill retail, r at prorrietor'r
priore be
J. WRIGHIT & CO.,
21 and 151 Chlnnrtr¢, st.
Olrdlrlroorr
Ilolbear's
COMMIERCIL COLLEGE,
No. 106 Coanal Street.
FSpring Spandi GenSulnhmer Clorieticng i:onmer
Surýey ug, Navlmultion, i'eIntunshir, Phonoeray V ,y BOk-koee.
inc, etc.,-are talu ht qy able lrof'.,or,. Ciluthos tlmd I ran
e --are lead t oo ll. h Tcede i Itie Lnp o tesE Siy .cil
'rPotessor rr e:ach biumch. el(.. vO nnto -v rho time of pupils,
RUFUS DOLBEAp.
NE . W (I i W anN l street.
Spring and SnBoys' Clothing.
JUST OPENEDILD NS
A NEWSPRING STOCAND SPUMMERING D SUCLO ENG
At In te Latest tyles.iy P
LEWIS W. Lt YOic- a h.v , cam ,e pinli- in & CO.ity.
LEWIS W. LYrONS c Co.,
n.^._plt $3 Canmal sr., next to Can
hoys' Clohingy.
PER BLAICK "WARRIOR .N'D EMPIRE CITY.
Ju11t receive;l, n htrca- anl fres-h assorhnet of
YOUTH[S" BOYS' AND CIIILDI.EN'S
'SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
LATEST FASHIONS,
At tile Lovect City Prices.
LEWIS WV. LYONS B CO..
1,,1 .2111h . .. . '.c ,ma( :..,,,xt t,, 1111P.
Lace Curtains.
J. D. DA1IERON & CO.,
F~loor Oil Cloth.-.
'llh:ru fcrt, r.,twnenltyG-Llr r,6 \x ide,: IF new ·-:;. o:, ,an choiro
jlldlitie;, cut to biiit arlli-r17 ro I,r halt
J. I). D.I EROS It CO.,
Canton .'latling.
4-1, 5- a du 6.1 WMiiu"e aa, C eke, .d ttiI lur ct 41il
J. D. DA\MERON C CO.,
2t Cmhad-re. aTld ^'-' l oonnh -rene,.r
Carpeting, J~Ialling 'and Floor
OIL CLOTII, at 1J Chartres street.
wILlh, cult it r[lon1.l h:dh ,tOU. \I. LL lN--iSSEAU & CO.ic,
we ofler at te ltm.,ezt tithrkel IrlCrr.
A. BROUSSEAl it CO.,
42, pt 19 [Nh ,e ttreet.
Elegant Sisumnimer C'ravats.
Id doyden BLAC'I rIt F.I.NCYJl IC.LFORI.r., mP cet. eech,
S. N. MOODY S.
eorn,"r of l:anal .srret nnmd
n2I 21,t JIIo{1'`Fr Erchnn:;r Ilnc_.
Shirls .jlade to .JPeasure.
Get pourll SHIRTS mnae Sl ecinly to uorder, in yo.lr ow n style,
frnl 5211 to S1, per dozen, at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Gentlrmron'ia Furnithing Emplrium,
Dircertionh. r rse "el"ef l -,u It l'iorwltrd d I, ho.,
Shirst .Bosonas---Shirt Bosonms.
50t) doz,:n, in rery ..ri" y, from 20 cent. to Y3 ach, j,.t re
S. N. M10ODY-S,
New Orlkns shirt and F mni9,in. mplr
corler of Clllml siler mrll
i,'L1 "Ipt SMoR'il.'r FE-hann-ýe I'inc.
D)o IVon flant Shtirts ?
Try~ IIalf--n-Dozen for 8
Rlramifullly I- scnel, Lord- r"alr ilo~. d peter W conic ff, and n
fit liurln lit
s. N. MOODY"S,
Shlirt Aannfallctory-,
-I., p 1)nll E ...t pImN.
Prrrlli irrre---F cl·,litcctre.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Noe. 171 and 17:3 Canna eit., New Orlualls.
U :I ISOL iIIEIIN EEL)SITUILE,,
r, I T)· si 'Nll i!trli~l ipE\lil.l p 1 )).pj), 111 H-iliill IC
A1, II N I'IN))lE I IN IlIOCKE.
IIU~ i.: \i'.;, cl !o ~Ili: yý h,'L'I iiu i .old t'I onih on illJ_·l t l)
LII. [cLII hi- IIcl do, onpp y , ppp IIp)l, iy,
m.'ILK IT I\lAIi
l I llie d I'll Ill INLr l TEE cul ant d I
\\l INE iNl, \ I NET TI in" L lIIIIT.
I IP 111,) NITAI'1LATlAIK LT
I. \'1'1": I-lllN 'C.\Ir1 I ,ICI· - of \II',ýgnnIII·y, C il' ll ·It FTL) Oak, iii
'(ISF.\rOII ANSI) ''P5K') IIE)App. sI ppRN KiCRp
Kcnl.N1') IPPK'Th1'cIIIN . STEWART,
L'I I1: C I E"'
p Pp)pff I 1 t'ICEI CHAIN,";
+iJ samic1t Reynolds.
OF('I RN'S 0 IER1 STRET, NE ORD.EANS
ELOi EINP:(I;. LýýiII. KEKENbIE)K'LI. NI, i
Clo R T EsI\t'~t AND\l\II1 \N\ VA LMIrrS
Selli off to o Close lcusIness.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
-oý
o.TosnEP nhr-rzr,
No. 20 CAMfP STREET, tunder the City Hotel,
--enmpresineg
GOLD AND SILVER WATCOES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY ;
-And a large ansortment of
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
--Is now selling at
COST OP IMPORTATION.
City Deales, and Cmmtry Merchants bave now til opportunity
of purehasine ts the abo vereduced priaee FOR CASl or CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
,-CaI lstad seamine before purchnainge.lstwhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
T _-Remember No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
Cholera, Cholera .Jlorbus,D iarr
I(EA AND DYSENTERY.
BEACII'S ANTI-CATIIARTIC MIXTURE
Is ollo of' thle most cerfign, safeo, plromlpt and Ctlctolal rormedics
fur Ilthe above diseasce, of auy tiing that ha esver tees disco
For sale by the I'roplletor,
E. D. BEACIU,
Druggist alnd Apothecary,
corner Clhatres nad CIutomlhoue str'ets,
teS3 p6tAltW "llnd by Iruggists getlcrlly.
.i(W Books,
JUST ItFC F lYlD-E- Oll SAlT BIY
BOOKSELLER.
No. 105 CannI street.
TIlE CATHOILIC LIETERS-Bly Ik,,by.
LIIEIITY .INI) LAVERII-1¾3 IP-iomor Plk,1. f V)ir
PIlEICOI'S P1111' TlEi: SEC'OND.
IIAIIIA EI, GIlR.A-1)y Mi- 1111111c.
IIS)lIEIIA ANDI IIIIIITUGIIA IIEETCIIIEE. n221
Per Empire City.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
3LEXIG TON & BEARHOT,
Coio..r of St. Chalrles Ro Caoal streets.
\err n~iv:.l pcr Fnrpire Clity-Just ieprc i-
WhIITE LINEN 11GCK1 COATS;
WILLIO: LINEN 1I'III.I CATIA;
C hOLIRE LINEN CIIECI COATS N
FANCY IRReSC`I DRILL. PANST'S-S\-t PIItcrnri;
WIIII`E AND (lLIIRIEDII AE0EII.I,11S VESTSI-Siegci In
Donllile lrealrt ed;
IILACi M:ERINOI FR1001 1OATS-DIlIg nng l Single
Ii10.10,0l-A , large rIpy E 0I, at ,o 0 ElfIN
A supereior -rtinennun f lpnen~, Banithlrcn, Linen andl TAINT
SUMMERI~. CLIOTH (OA'1L'8
.111 of "10,1I are reel! -mh nu -anrinntion by eit iiriaen and
fifrlE r 10 hf ,fof ff101 u u of 0 prin_ :nIlIl.-o r lothing.
LEIGIITON & BAPBOT,
1,1 S 1 If(' frlef 1 aL Cffl Mi,
N. If. WVINTER fLITIIININ0 AT COfST. 21_ pId
To the Ladies.
Iavin . dtermined to cl),e ou our
STOCKI OF S2I:I.N; COODS
IPcforte tný: uxwo i- over,
W,- will from thji d&y
Sell at Grnatly K.edticeld Prices !
SILIK AND HAREGE DRESSES
C. A. BARRIERE & BRO.,
2,21 2pCh
Iron r''ons11 fo,' Stores.
N..tI:-I c U0RSE. OF
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS,'SHAls, c
FOUIr DRY,
Broad St., below Spring Garden, crest .Wide,
At wh!t h fplace hI, woud I," ll -,d to m, the in, ;l enter
IHIIORTE-:T NOT'IC'E an.d on the au-t RY-E.\.ONABLE
Tl F'h11-a :. , , 1 , 1:. lv if f ,r,: .I:u o in "
,n l'h~iln Ic1ptfii, n16 11111,
Ojieniing or .i'rw Goods.
O 1t"; NI1Y AND IA.I;EGE ROBNES,
IP :I' 3IIINETR ANDA 31ASTrLLAS,
Willh f'ull l;.bortinment of every l -eS- lty itu
IFRENC'H FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ail "Ifkctd a t the lowe - price, 1,
I. I'. SCANLAN & CO.,
1,2 2ISr S..,tmy1l 12 an1 d 1 ('ha1 rml tr-t
Clothiing
SP'1 _INGC ANSI SUMIMERI .
mE n olvrs Frman n eo Co.,
Cormer St. Chairles anti Conlllolt streets,
Arre nnw receiý ing their -Ulppiics of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
ndnpted :o the preent alnd approachig -se-on, coniting o,
CI.AVATI,
IlHNERY, 5and
Ao, a full ippl of' LA 1DIES' anIld GINTALFTEN1 S
TIlRAVELIN TRUNKS, VALISE4, CAI I'1T BA11, 1t.
l-ouisiana
118 Cmalnal st., betwelln Royal antd Bourbon,
ANJw onLE.:NAS.
The nlntderlsý "lrl htlvt. e l,, 1, c. his arrnulgementA fo:r theo
mnu.lfil(nr, of
PLANTATION CLOTHING
oi verly l ir.-Ie , t le; re in hlfri i ou ty
fried s andInllh,'. Solll h, ll -'lllt1v ctetlrl:lly, that ile i, nlow prie
a;lred uto upply tlhelt l Illt e shorte e. Iotic with
READY-3ADE, NEGRO CLOTHING
of tihe bhet material, :?n clut to fit ealh hldiyidtlna] at aS lows
price. nn articlesi of inleriA r lllihlty of Northern minfactulre.
P. A. IIEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Go~ ss Store,
n3 i IA ii C l, et. R.yil d 1:onrhon t,.
drrived.
CL 0 T I EIS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMION STREETS,
(Under tity hlotel,)
li:3ve nowy receied lir iimll choice anl uperior stock of
SPRING anid SLIMER
C O I T0TI-IIN G,
IOAIARIAING EEiYTIIINi NhEW ANDI DESIRAIL, LE,
t FANCY i D.ShIElE AND DRIliL PAN O r.
MARSilLLES ANDI VAiEN'I.i VESTS.
CRAVATS,
lIIOIEERY,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIING GOODS
a7 Ii i e- _ _ ,.ry -Hri,.;y.
iei ored I leinoed O .. R Ie
FROM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A supply f C'RIME liE BOUZY iCHAIMPA.NE, in Luaril
and pint., cotmta dly on hand, whil: is equal to the bent that
SPAR IING and STILL lOCK M 1I)EIIlA iand IlERRIy
II It A N D IE S
SAZERAT, of the Vintage of 1795, 179S and 195, and other
AermI as any other hilao in tIle city l
SEWELL T. TA.YLOR,
d .p_.__ . No. - l:,, .
J. IP. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
EAST and WEST 1IATON ROiiUFE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUI'REIE COURT in Nw Orleans. Aili T
Depots,
WIIOIESALE AND RETAIL, FOlI TIlE SALE OF TIHE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S I1AGUAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
ao 2ptf SNo. 21 and 15i Chartres streA.
luc ion' Bales.
ILOUSBISIO1,) FUTRNITUIRE.
BSY B. M. MONTCOMIRIY, Auclonccr.
IiB 1)AY-V L2th lustH.'t 11 . 1000c, at th
IlT011hllg, Nu. 6i7 Ussqulet (ludo Jackson) street, will beI
1`1 o vaults cnl I nl of elI dwetllng, eomp lshg TIl'TIniy
sed \, nllust Hrdstmnds, i\nuairs, Illrrnuv Sofas, (llniru. Ccll·
'I'', OCld I'ir nnl Uinintllp''Pnldes, blllrrrYI l.tlltivr-, UoddingG
cornets, Gurndnx, Ililcllul Furnllitar c etc.
IIAIICHANiY FURNIT Ilii, CAIIIIESI, ETC.
Iy CIIAI NERI SMITH, Alonor.
DAII5 DY, Aprll 29tlh, et 4 o'eloek, at No.
I:XTit IuialtieHat, E ll WATcuh Es D JPWPr I drIs, Yil b.
solld nt nulctial,
NuhLAST ny R Il CEelS S'EM TallllltexIi ,iiNDreil' AI .lni'
Itcdtund \1'1xhsnnds Uartallla, 'I'lpuntry, Carpets, Cinnil
Uh stud ClLCk, nlC, L Uoklug Stoe1, eIt.
.ONDAY' peihr l.aCoh. in29
MITENSE01 TINT; SA.LE OF, \iSil R JEWiiELRY, Bt.,
vultinuo~d, eu 11ceollll of'Liqul datlono f Melville & Co,
BY1 (IARIINER SMITHT1, Auctionacr.
T D AYD~, at, 1() o'clock, m))r the followin;:,
11 3-s, ~i will be sai d a suction, I the store 69 Cnnll street,
-\ inrgv crock·l of FM (l id W oo l usx Chlilin d Jewelry, o f
every dvserillion; Cluckcs; tiun0;Pi.Lola; Plated WVara, oe.
I,,,ems iin- t111.It
LASTALE,.iii Fi~i I; IIOIOI hll. 24N
qnind Bonds, Wh \rlite I".!- ICI Shi It", fie~· imlpOrted by Aug.·
11Y 1:L,1CII1.& LEAUNONTOMT
M OýDAY, illrr1l 28th, nt1U o'clock, nt theirr
sold-r
10,00110 Enlbraii,'.,d Jxleqomd Rands;s
Fnnx; Cuipinrle Lac";~· Itnchlll Collars; Shirt Fronts; and nnt
Illl.M. c ll of' Fanry Arliei".
301 Bonren lllile Frcacll Shirts.
1 n)7r1`0N-co:OtFL` x.V
BY It. .t. S(EBEBA
rp~rEs S', 29th 1,11 St.. at b~ O'clock, at thee
I 'lcll er' 'lr I", I'fu · i'ccuunt wha, nI' n cA', ccn
'A bh' 'lles((utJAg), amulid s ly.
IB aaul)l (AA-( li (A>,, '"'AT ir Iry(our
TTSH Y(asllIlat a l och 11 24tiel
BLAC, ,',r ) bl h1A IK* I (S D'(, IIAPPS A N
nl" I.Ulrihl 'urei , nud III-Itc 1 ry ; odds
BY U. I'iE~ea 11IAYD l co.,p*
1ZT, s ll~l t11(hulA, ((IAt) t!, TI, ai,,g, ol
(I N \I o. gAA, ll I( el e[ will he t
50 pi,,., (,lack tlllC CllllliS Ithi u:~ il l lbll~l~ elil1
IS cnli~ Ilcý lne it)e ,1l} l le Light li TlI' illr' "'ý;
131' (:.\LIIE[ LS)Iflt . uoi--.rcr
1 T'URDAY, i ~oy :3r, 1RS6, of 1' o'clock,. at
S A.Inl:, .\r .r.le, Ing i rnr lwl n i nlfr ii llotl
:k i \ril , lut 90 t , Wo r~~nl nuun t to rb uy t ur I'lr ullt of Itn Iti ;
nrrlr o th Ico . 1itt
TI11Ii-:iil. ·\lrl IIII r l· · :·P ildClP. NcP_ (
USE, , AND inc A L I in n tlI teiilir u:hl
.411II!: DI 3 211.1 1811, ra 1.11(11 a 1' Arcnde de
s I:ntllr l: I "'1,1- M ig-i*. In r " lleltt·lllt , i le In, ""id ,
I'illi lll e-·011. 1: '! ý"tt,'1 Ilrinan li a.:n navil e rl.iCIII·(. I isl
In l; innt tr"r il \ . l1., vt Il·irn ll t I1t1l ll i ir i
"In. 3. ,1,"11.t'ý:e," In me
:,a ,1r .n, ic, tu~tiur lu 1'!J Yi"Is nt," i1u".Itnnl1lý,
Splendid A.lssortnentl
-or
se rp r w& E* 0 0 fl oors,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
I'. A. II isiAIT)D,
118 CAN.AL, STREET, ll1
I noMw ,penhthe I0 l lio SPRING eGO)DSG, re ei~nd by
1Glain, F0i,0.d and , lOooc4d RIA1GEIIa IKESS IOS;
tlack Flo-ned II.\a ..
Half-mou tl;i,.i n ....
Dlmin 1f10 'k GRENADINE;
I'OUL. I. D SILKS
Ins;roidcre, :-oIr ln .m l Ja,.c, .et 01\NI.;
" 1h t 1i mG r'501 10RI 11;
'RILI.0NTINEI'. \1 d !, 1re;
XHel.oSWisl< MUSLIN, t-1, 6-1, 15-t .
N.ANso-K;
nid u,Ih k SIWT LIN;
12-4 W IIIT E ROlBIN ET, lur .1l ,,Iitu uars, made to order;
Nil E' TINt. LINEN, Fene1:, P1 oled ad lri.hlI , ;rll width- ;
Ne,grrce. fel (, 2ff
Ref IrpIfOn 'Y Kecte,
GIENERAL COMM1ISSION MERECHA N TS
WESTERtN PROIUCE,
\n. :.J "1'G lCI[SI'ITJi I.,l r., Y. O.
le11I SPARKLINGIS~ (%%T1A\Til.\. Th'lr \B illy~ n e Ipilinnlll d
Roots, fhoes and Brogans.
T WHOLESAIIIO I IE.
:pow Iri III from ship 1orfoik, 1111 1 in IInre, n 1' 51 CP:IIst
men51 100OTSd SIIPES II, H NS, IATS. IIIS, etc.
:iTIZAAV e1 n1d CANYEAhCHY HATS, at tho 1--t.· market
PFROST & CO.,
j 132p$N 111 IpIW wine teet.
HATS, CAn PS, et.,
WV enre mlltt illtlg I :·:it il- ,t n.:*l~rl a-,Mn~!cnt or Silik, Far,
l-a-.1 Pam........ll L41,,I 511y S 1ae l(. 11 II, JI·-ici m ai
LOWOS': T MARKET SS PF.E.S.
FROST & CO.,
jinsr2.c '1 III 11.-iSW a Int.
IW"fltclin aakiaag i IJkilccie makiig!
n . r. nrcnrxnr,
(I.Ytc ]o nilg . ('a.,)S t (;I1 PTS .,
I-).ýSs!ytl issl d indslse rile atteftion lpu1rebas"ss to hi, enthis
I'.-ILirllitr ll ti lli ol ir liieI l olli RY and S) IN F: RW.U~:liE :,
Intr~ bin a rr o: in I11I d tllr ýly to ll, III.II1U! ,.I c ry B1)l0ceg
,11`ir tll f l I lru llir iu i.:nrll to tnlle nli orlt-elc f Rlid 1T t'II F: S, O
sips) Plcll SIlc T yllr
Is,, l T ,1,,
George ft. Carrudinte,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(I,.s 5sf isfolilu,)
STI,"nis ..m iScleui in ,,IT isP Sl~ ssssssss 1, ississ" f Ass
yySr;iSTT, lTiAANSS'' (ITTSf S)X\TSATiI5TTT, soiT r-c
ail555''ICEiI-S's. S1s iisisisi, isis. PS: 531i1r
Tobacco.
LONG B.IACI R(IIH TUOBAhCCO, fnr b, 11-1 ,, mo
U,, anlid CIBAi. TOBAC'U, conhlau ,dl ' on Lnndild f-lblC
rTURNE. & RIZENSHAW,
fet 2p3 m-ly 96 Cnnrp stmt, "p s "CL('P
IHcfrria g's Satre (ag oai, ' iclor'io ts.
]X tract of a ltter I't7~n .tr "ufo, Van., flated JIaf. 17, .111 :
(tleo" l rriu;"l' ce'ellt.c.,I I:ire-r).The SSafie was hl Adyl.u n
( II:cpt, hos +e the henciliNg of 4,u i1Icd scverl TIIcs
.l'r c iit l i^. buriied in the i lll L :- tl 'tltid Thue rsd y,
wlh i. n. tigii ullnt. Tle fire, oil the occation alollded
to, vý oue of theet cc7t r.e e ta d r he the cet.
wa. fouind, aifler Ia ioI,- of fol'ty doi c. it w;as surrouuh-(l i
hv . vlibets, tlowin.g ' .tly. vn l ,h oiuc apd, t erIln pnpp r an!d
otlher article; it ronUtahw4c [[etc fuun.tlllto he wuun vl generll ·y
and tIl[. ll ri !) " of tbl. ,t "LC . TIo Itie alluded to ltn y le xl'tll
[Lcr It A..,s Aciarly the evidei,ce of a eercre tc"i
rf it,, ncim,( ihi-, hie ytttliti, s, wh]ten its ertcrio r was redi-ho.t ill
tihe bitt lnt ineL fnIIIeI IHt t[ll roared nraurvi'Oll it, litul Ilamid the embers
thla gl~llr, arounl it for Lort, d,,ys and wceks.
Tilh nulrr-lgneli are Sole .\Aell s f(o tile sale of tile above
C. C. MILLER & CO.,
rn^,1 1 No. 70 G tia[ iir street, 1
George IM. Ji)nteut,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 103 POYDRAS STREET,
rEw ConLss.
8Y Presses, Types, Ink,, Pper, Clrd. Card Board., ald
Illice. Old Typo tnkcu in -el ha~gc for new, at the ,e or 9c
per lan3.L j,,25 21,3
_ tcn~t'a ýttttoi Bnleý.
UaLi 10 tliO UT APARLTI1TON.V
1BY BIENJAMIN IEN),IO. A,, 00neee .
0UI6001Y BIA~id AiuII, 1450i, OJ 0 1A o'loak,
No.t l ll, ' out 60 e, oil 116al1u troet, by nml itO o,,ollmo
1' nn order of the Ilonarambl 1'."11. 111-8 n, l . IIIIIElf I11," Secondd
ULItrt got ut Oel' New otol blo H ht L U ·It otldot,,Kller, tlor,
ex. 0611, x .Akcly under rotoor of "bib'iiil Ile"'r *aisc
Noa. \rlll ke xoldl nt unlctial, tit. I'ollewinlll 'Invx, to xil
JULLrl. nued l 5· ywlrx, nod h1er 11"I" iz cllildue llrsno
IOOIN, ogitootnl~, n
CYRdUS, lee iotyor.
CliIiiST'1'l trNi40rooto od tool I ter. roux,
JUAlNttl, ollyod I33 .3e'n
kII11 pnrtl o nx t nl o to rynlilllU ntiOIIH, .Cc. o cock sieve, )6411
itlikilon o.t tof lootl olle
'TltlEIO--Twoelv1 moltttit' 6666111, 01ll 5 p1er cet. inS O,01
1'rl date to mot ltllttit for upprov6, c (ity 1,,, 6e,.II·L*
Ae,, of xnle el'- Ar . Bllnnrvinn, notary lit the ex
peuse of (he Ihlrclltlccra ilZI
VIlETE P0 P 1R EFFP CTiltUI 1100 ilIIARTUTION.
l.\it llENJ. (ItNI)TO, Enoiolo,,
11MAnnuIDI Rv nP II 1d3 1, mid I'aOOIIar I de
nkx me 00 l~lg nl Iioo eit do 'urmi":r.6nt d n e doi
d6 ht Nouvelo~~UI rl nf- <jgllll In plldllll I) de .I n.,n 1i61:11,, to~~i~
teu6, 11L, T llllll , A,]-, soon to 1666 dr Iu Ilnilec l r ll 'y Swnsc Y,
Na. 0,tilB, lee-1. en lll kl e x ,,, d , B rlvoir-
.I'`I·-I-- 1Fe de Zli nn. rrve rua deuce lIlflnr.
2,, 00.-nl0 to ,oo lllo,, o
CYIRUP-titpotio 100u.
(11"LE TE S't-j~i6 66. 10 nn xH, xve6 see Benz filli.
.)f iiN-diooodo 00000n, 01
.I()lliV--ir;:r du i0 one, P
'poslte (ufnnnrnllli u , ll~l~t auz ruulllv.+ d;" rh.lulln dex ulrlavcs
tore d U To" Ie ,oj rlo Id , -Ore
tir lll t\IIýtS- nlooto dl otto t to,., r R itout Cent d'00 1 ri
00r0,es odoi v ~t,,op-doeo .. M1ooooo,,,, t,,,,,e ttublic, 000 0000s
IItllll 151) 1(1.I
BIY IfI;\d~lyfS l\ KENDIO, Anltblirar.
S\TUICU,\ Y, llrty 1 1856. at 1:: o~cloc k, at
Ilhllkx ' .lrcuda , lle I'ullouvisi: valsnble unproved l I""lr"
frill Le *old-
A l; f'itl':\I I.O'P 012 Ci Rf)I' VII, xlll al theu inlpr lnlwellf R
tllerenn, *uuned :» (Io Nam il llislrrie i n iynnro Lou buu[ nded meny
Illuu :i'1 r'ulti r~r lr pine. Tbeir r llrovrnlllel; u *lld lo ll i tplo l
u two Navy · 1· IiTi n hfrlP \ltl, BllltC roof. 1111( li rI floor i (II
a11 1 111 l,1ler Iltrcasiil- out ljldi~n in lbl: yard.l Thie Iwueic ie
Ilflllul \d wish a
1'1'1\:5-l)! la .cr ciIý .: ile I rlllnne nt ourp, two and d rlrrz
Io.l·, ~ r oatenlc· lr iule Inui lyCIIn ( un lhuIlrllgltl F fit; iii-errst
ý;t Ii per:; cunlt. IVer 111101111 1r(1l dote IU I lllilubl. 11 and f nut llilf l
paid 4 Y Icr centl. ulntl llnnl [I.)·11CII tile Lnlldhrwn I. Lc . /nlillF
Art of t·dr" L l'nirm Jonas C (jlllilll ,IIDLry I llliiL, lit thu L.I
A VALUABLE, BRICK~ 1)WETTTNGi IN TIIE FOUlrTH
BY BENJ. IIENI)I. , .lnrliu,,cr-OIlieh N 53 C'nmp -eet.
SUATIURl A, the 3d AMy rat 22 o~clock, at
SA U D Y Isunkl;. Atcil~lc; will Lle nolJ, L)II: 1111l1111/: raliii Yl lllii l-, N.(N,
A ill',7 IN I' f:D ll'n, wit ll Ilse imlD, ie
tocotu tllurrcou, in till he 1'ulrll: Ihatticet in NIIIIIV tinnndeJ by St.k
AoIII cev. .luephinse , Nnyild· a null Aullln ":11 ,null t11 desir:; lll: l
t n N .1; n,l, lo 1,1 rl ,1.1r tr l eafo t
:\Ilollo elruccl il. :t dlc b II I I rho In in e lC Ijiuliill it i1 on.l I·0!
or lllllIr xIIC IineI, :aild hny n 11 \ on111 1 'r-1 of111 U , f:", t v'~ cl hesF
t t ti rile lot.l. heli illlllruvcnicot+ on n d~il i tot ilp rlpn it n
'toy Bic k d"'. 11iuý hooter, roo ntinhýG l i i o ý , i n n I L I wIu Fury iit 11II11
kitchen, *III1I ll bl i6 : 1·al·1, thle + nil pure, li~. I1III r.llll -'I
yurJ, hlllllwl: curl n /ro ce on til T.lliill\l. illIi. L) 12111111
Itolti; I~unor o ,otltr~lrmh th rcnei lcof . 1, 1 nu12 oth In noe I nrne u-tu"r onthe roort, w h ; por
cot,11 intcr-r t flloin ,lute to l.~( ul ilr, nod lit not 1hcn I rll l prl·
tnn,nler rrcl to vatdur until l all thle linl((\ are ,,,il
A,, t of Sul,: before Jnine., I unth null ut.lr y plull;c, u: till; ea -
-lY
Ill'o ,EN. I~l:S,)IG. hiiion-er.
1TI;RDAY, Ploy 3, I856, at Iz o'clock,. at
SlllllPII) I~ lllll A-,&, r:111 he ei~d lit lcllliii· 1·)rnlro.11II d'-ll
I. Ftll Is t'l;·lrrr. IlI LOTS (IF 11i11 1'· \I). ~i, i, al, l 2!.,l!~ii -
Ili,,, (FI! 1LI i l . l-Illll lj lII Il h, Il i,! lFil t ll1ý 0It1 in lj~l r by ý 1111
nt~c". Lot \o. f :1·11 4li I· (.t fl r .. 1' Il 4lfiilltll· , Into 11-1I1: ?
rlll ?ln rl';!i r: llll;e lrll :,ni ·l III Ill 35 fa t fron ~n I1)U Iyr, t."
'lýial· llillti( tart y T, III tool I11 on, of I(~l f, it t "'. I,1 ( i·.
't, e , t, nn ,: gq feet,; inch,, in th, real, , ir sll· tl Lack to an pal i
feet.; i-I, in~~ II~I rulr I.,rt··1~ lu c f I ý.·1 f", t·l~· ;~
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re·r! : , istln tl ,o st+ n , c iI el k n.·m an· .ý.ra t.
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]7FEt.I:11f'Irp .~\\I1fI\I."i'U lx f,! 1 110FF tiilf 1! FAT
A_ ~
A UF , `iII CBI L: R.1T ON IIIG S101? LA UI.
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Thec If nnnehold and l~itrhle urnitnr., etc..
n_1 tf ti. S"I(.1i{: Artiancer.
A. B. L·' :IN' dnunr .ns
}~Lib cnl lCs4 ,11ý·illeca mwle on ell kindd of -,hm-~n